Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1964 volume:

tif ASL CL OjAsLoJt CIO ♦ 'V k. 4'DST u K . 7 V V 3 lef ’— FM ‘r '-cfc-°i c ' LC d yc f C r% t I.W UK u v i if -4 k y (y £% “ • Hf) y'r fauts sU My (y JtjJ J farlt zJu £' J) Uc£d rfJ ymtcM-s U aZ l zcc uruAy dfrstJX L Cc yaJrfA ' Uyfyidf j ls , y Ul , c The TRAIL Volumc Fifty-Eight Published by The TRAIL Staff Norman Higli School Norman, Oklahoma Academics Page 8 School Life Page 20 Honors Page 32 Organizations Page’46 Sports Page 92 Classes Page 108 Advertising Page 150 Graduation Page 176 LINDA PRATT, Editor You, teaching, studying, thinking, worrying, learning, and discovering, soar Norman High School to academic heights. You go to class six horn’s a day, five days a week; you bring the textbook to life; you bring the past into the pres- ent; you anticipate the future. You grow through the acquiring of knowledge. Yon, coming, going, walking, running, singing, dancing, speaking, and shouting, make Norman High School buzz with excitement. You recognize your friends in the halls; you support and participate in athletic endeavors; you create a social atmosphere. You develop your person- ality through various activities. You, joining, belonging, sharing, di- viding, practicing, performing, presid- ing, discussing, and debating, turn goals into realities in Norman High School. You attend meetings; you strive to ac- complish something; you bring pride in- to your school. You become mature through a sense of responsibility. You, earning, winning, electing, hon- oring, awarding, and graduating, pro- mote leadership in Norman High School. You maintain a high grade average; you take part in many functions; you back your school in every way you know how; you work harmoniously with your fellow students and administrators. What is Norman High School? It is only a building. But you, you who do all of these things, make and keep this building alive. 'i1!'!! hum v Pi The Norman High School building stands out distinctly atop the rolling lawns facing Main Street. 6 Garrison Hall, the new science building named for Mr. J. Don Garrison, is equipped with the finest laboratories to be had for high school programs. Mr. J. Don Garrison, Superintendent of Schools. In Dedication Deciding a dedicatee for the 1964 Trail was relatively easy this year, as there was one man who stood out from all the rest in years of devoted service to Norman and its public school system. He became principal of Norman Junior High in 1933 and principal of Norman High School in 1935. The following year, 1936, he moved up to superintendent of schools where he has worked until this year, excepting his years of military service. He is the reason we have many new school buildings in Norman, only one of which is our science building. In 1947 he presented Norman High football players and enthusiastic crowds of spectators with the floodlights in Owen Sta- dium for our purposes. Each vear the bovs par- ticipating in football who receive the best grades have their names engraved on a trophy estab- lished bv him to encourage high academic stand- ing along side with physical fitness. We want to express our most sincere grati- tude to him for his outstanding dedication to Norman and its citizens by dedicating this Trail to him, although this is the third time he has received this honor. In this his vear of retire- ment, we want to say good-by, but thanks, to our friend and builder of both structure and character, Mr. J. Don Garrison. 7 pvnrmtfimtf T KA Physics seems to be fun to John Ash- more, Jacky Medcalf, Mr. Hershel Mor- ris, Jim Rummage, and Paul Kelly. Attending a recent meeting of the Board of Education were S. B. Spradlin, Clerk; Dr. John N. Miles, President; and Mr. Mr. Jack Luttrcll, Attorney; Mr. Lester M. Reed, Assistant Herbert Kuhlman, Mr. O. T. McCall, Mr. Guy Brown and Superintendent; Mr. J. Don Garrison, Superintendent; Mrs. Mr. A. L. Mason, members. Dynamic Leader The students and residents of Norman are thankful for the Board of Education that rep- resents the Norman school system. The Board meets the first Monday of each month with the Superintendent of schools, Mr. J. Don Garrison. The Board is composed of business and professional men who give their time to sec that Norman has the finest facilities for all schools. Mr. Lester M. Reed will assume responsi- bilities of Superintendent upon the retirement of Mr. Garrison next year. Besides teachers, the administration of NHS includes our principal, vice-principal, counselors, office staff, and custodians. The counselors help students plan a study program which is beneficial to them and also furnish information about college scholarships available to NHS students. The office staff checks on absentees and does all clerical work necessary to keep a school as large as NHS operating efficiently. When one of our custodians is absent, we quickly realize the important part these devoted workers play in keeping NHS beautiful. 10 Mr. B. Roy Daniel has led Norman High School through another vic- torious year. juide NHS Students Mr. Ansel Young, vice-principal, has done a great job in assisting Dr. Daniel this year. Mrs. Mary Gatchcl Counselor Mrs. Harper Orth Secretary Miss Florence Mr. Homer Simmons Pevehouse Counselor Gingersnap Sponsor Football Coach Mrs. Agnes MeDade Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Bryan Secretary 11 Don Kcrby poses with Mrs. Nellie Childs. One studies the works of literary masters as a part of his English course in order to learn to appreciate the beauty of the world around him, create a sympathetic understand- of people of all parts of the world, and bet- ter understand himself. American literature is studied in the eleventh grade, and English literature in the twelfth grade. Composition and grammar arc taught at all grade levels in order that students may use correct English, learn to develop ideas and draw conclusions, acquire a more extensive vocabulary, and im- prove listening and conversational habits. English: Double Toil and Trouble Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey English III 6' IV Junior Sponsor Mrs. Ester Barron English IV Mrs. Ann Braithwaitc Mrs. Nellie Childs English II English II, Journalism, Sophomore Sponsor Tiger Tales, FJA Mrs. Mary Dekinder English HI Senior Sponsor Mrs. Linda Driskill Mrs. June Madden English IV Assistant Librarian Mrs. Clco Mosley Librarian Mrs. Alice Robinson English II Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Nadine Wicst English 111 Senior Sponsor 12 “All right, so it is Saturday. That’s still no excuse for no one being here, Mr. Bill King says, looking at the camera dis- gustedly. Past Meets Present in Social Studies The main purpose of a history class is to help students of NHS gain a deeper knowledge of the social, political, cultural, and economic institutions of mankind, so that they will develop into dependable citizens and be of greater serv- ice to the community. No longer is a history class composed of boring facts about half-forgotten dates and battles. Today, this class teaches the students how to deal with future problems by studying the results of decisions made about problems similar to those with which we will be faced. We also study the way the United States government is handled, and receive a greater understanding of our federal, state, and local governments. Mr. Bert Corr Government, World History, Wrestling Mr. Bill King American History Junior Sponsor Mr. Henry Reynolds American History Senior Sponsor Miss Nadine Runyan World History Senior Sponsor Mr. Grover Sawyer World History Junior Sponsor Mr. Buford Shaw World History Mrs. Viola Smith Govertnnent Senior Sponsor Mrs. Kaye Tcall Mr. Walter Warren American History Oklahoma History Algebra 1 13 “Now you add this stuff and pray that the darned thing doesn’t blow up,” explains Mr. Hcrshcl Morris to James Stallings and Stuart Rucker. “Now, if you will take pencil and paper, we’ll get to today’s exciting episode of Algebra 111,” Mrs. Hazel Williams says to her fourth hour class. Science, The Tool Of Understanding Mrs. Lois Brandt Biology Junior Sponsor Science and math arc a meaningful part of each student’s high school curriculum. This year the science and math departments moved to Gar- rison Hall, the new expansion of NHS. Biology, physics, and chemistry classes have well-equipped laboratories with indi- vidual microscopes for every table. These labs enable students to become better acquainted with science, the tool of under- standing. Mr. Clark McCaskill Biology Mrs. Kay Maddox Plane Geometry Algebra III, IV Mr. Ford Michael Chemistry Visttal Education Miss Jean Sugden Algebra III, IV Trigonometry Mr. Hcrshcl Morris Mrs. Evadinc Kerr Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics Senior Sponsor Senior Sponsor Mr. Stanley Upchurch Mrs. I la .cl Williams Plane Geometry Algebra III Junior Sponsor Honor Society 14 Lynda Hill gets assistance from Mr. Powell in .Mechani- cal Drawing 1 on drawing a straight line. Art Takes To he an artist, one docs not need to be able to paint. Art is anything one can do by himself and feel that something has been ac- complished. In art and mechanical drawing a person simply copies what the eye sees. In shop, a person is given a chance to work with wood and make many beautiful and use- ful things for the home. This is indeed an art too. Many Forms Mr. Dale Ernst Mrs. Bernice Shop, Football Armstrong Junior Sponsor Nurse Mrs. Shirley Calkens Mr. Stnrlin Powell Art Mechanical Drawing Faint Daubers Sponsor Junior Sponsor 15 “Now where is that Matador's picture I brought back from Mexico?” mumbles Mr. Robert Sumter. “Remember, ‘the door’ is feminine, not masculine,” explains Mrs. Vivian Bell. Language, Key To The Future Mrs. Virginia Bell French I, II, III, IV I.a Parisienne Sponsor Mrs. Virginia Hughes Spanish I, II With the addition of three new language laboratories, three new teachers, and a course in German, the NHS language department has taken on a new look. The new labs develop a strong proficiency in speaking the language, and enable the teacher to discover the individual student’s difficulties. This year’s language stu- dents have been provided with earphones to be used at the desks instead of the booths which were used last year, and which occupied so much space. w v V Miss Ruth McSpaddcn Mrs. Harriett Peterson Mr. Robert Sumter Latin II, III, IV Latin I, II Spanish II, III Latin Club Sponsor Spanish Club Sponsor .Mrs. Mary Hartsock assists Jennifer Reynolds in learning the “touch typing” system. Vocational Courses Prepare Students Of the courses offered at NHS, Vocational courses prepare the students for the outside world of business and financial management. They help students to learn to cooperate with others, be dependable in leadership and in service. Through these courses, students arc trained to be desirable business associates, as well as successful businessmen. Miss Hope Wood Mr. Herb Mackey Home Ec, Gingersnap, Vo. Ag. I, II, III, IV Sophomore Sponsor Mr. Hurschcl Antwinc Mr. Wray Littlejohn General Business Driver Education Distributive Education Football, Shimming Mr. Richard Taylor Mrs. Martha Mitchell Shorthand, Bus. Ma- Constnner Economics chines, Trail Sponsor Bus. Math, Jr. Sponsor Mrs. Karen McGuckin Bookkeeping Gingersnap Sponsor Mrs. Mary Hartsock Typing I Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Typing I Mr. J. J. Brown Driver Education Mr. Bill Griffin Driver Education Mrs. Winifred Williams Typing I and II 17 During a tense moment, Coach Gene Corrotto anxiously awaits the outcome of an NHS goal attempt. Three of a kind, Coaches Bob Williams, Bert Corr and Chet Bryan happily discuss their teams’ many victories. Cues, Notes, Exercise Add to Life Mr. Chet Bryan Gyvi, Basketball T emus Mr. Gene Corrotto Gyvi Football Mr. James Middleton Mrs. Mabel Ritzman Band Speech I, II Speech Club Sponsor Mrs. Sue Kendall Gym, Tennis Gingerstiap Sponsor Mrs. Lucille White Vocal Music Adding spice to the curriculum are such courses as Band, Physical Education, Speech, and Chorus. Among other activities, the Chorus sings for many organizations in the Norman area. The Speech classes make use of the auditorium regularly, practicing volume speak- ing. Our Band brings home many honors from the contests they attend. Nearly every day one can hear the grunts and groans of the students in the Physical Education Department, while they are working toward the goal of complete physical fitness. 18 Faithful Staff Maintain School’s Services “That Mr. Young knows I can’t take a quarter and a five cent stamp for that lunch,” thinks Mrs. Lou O’Pry, cashier, as Mrs. Lucille Willard works on. “Honest, Mr. Daniel, we weren’t sweeping the dirt under the waste basket. We’re just ...” Thinking a way out of this predicament are custodians, O. I). Flud, Alvis Jones, and Charles Hettinger. Important to the proper functioning of Nor- man High arc the cafeteria workers and the custodians, two groups dedicated to serving NHS. The great job of feeding many hungry stu- dents each dav is efficiently met by capable women, highly trained for this purpose. Responsible for waxing and sweeping the halls, cleaning rooms, and heating the school arc the custodians. This demanding job when done well is most appreciated and pleasantly accepted by the faculty and students of our fine school. The cafeteria workers were. First row: Georgia Rumfclr, Chloris Moody, Virginia Cox, Lcla Green, and Dane Dragoo. Second row: Lydia Webb, Alma Taylor, Lilian Ray, Lena Randolph. Pauline Vass, and cashiers Lucille Willard, and Lou O’Prv. 19 Students hurriedly leave the school at 3:30 and find their various ways home. “Oooo! Docs it bite?” Little Scott Powell views a poisonous spider under a microscope in one of the new science laboratories during the open house for the public. Mr. James Park looks on as John Powell and his family wait their turn. SCH001 22 “Oh Roy, Oh Roy, is zat yo’ hoss?” Sandra Busch and Ronnie Morris “rock it out” at the Howdy Hop to one of the popular songs of ’64. The student center buzzed with ex- citement during enrollment the last three days of August. 1EGINS School had started! The first weeks of school were devoted almost entirely to adjust- ment to a new building and new faces. Every Senior began the year with a feeling of owning the school, every Junior with a feel- ing of belonging and every Sophomore with a feeling of bewilderment. The first thing confronting the students was enrollment. To many it was a time of fun, but also to many it was a time for serious thinking. Next came the Howdy Hop, a time of dancing and getting to know everyone. On October 21, students served as guides for their parents at Norman High’s Open House. Vicki Raymond, Linda Dumas, Mary Martha Miles, and Veronia Farabcc look apprehensively at their schedules for the 1963-64 school year. 23 “Step it up, you guys, only twenty-three more miles to go!” bellows Jonathan Thayer, drum major, as the band leads the victory march toward Owen Stadium for our triumph over Nathan Hale High School. Tiger Spirit Reigns “Tigers Triumph” is a good way to sum up the 1963-64 football season. Not always were we victorious, but NHS spirits soared just the same. The Gingersnaps, band, student body, and administration went all the way to support our big team this year. Among others, one event to remember was a snake dance down Main Street followed by a great bonfire in the school parking lot. A traditional victory march was held before our victory over Nathan Hale High School. The pep assemblies brought skits, laugh- ter, veils, and encouraging speeches by the coaches and captains. Our award-winning band performed before games and during half-time shows. It was a great season and one to re- member. “Who’s da bum?” That’s Randy Glasscock alias Kathy Kuhlman at one of our “rip roaring” pep assemblies in the gym. FflACIlt 24 Tiger spirit is at its peak as Gar)' Wil- liams, Ken Danner, and Quentin Remy raise the victory flag to the enthusiastic chants of the student body after the XUS victory over the Putnam City Pirates. Gary Williams uses his destructive talents as he lights the bonfire where the Stillwater Pio- neers were burned in effigy in the school park- ing lot. Quentin Remv gives his support with a gas can. “Go Ye Tigers!” The tri-captains, Gary Wil- liams, Quentin Remv, and Ken Danner, lead Johnny Thompson, Lain Adkins, Larry Berg- lan, Carl Smith, Tom Kahan, and the rest of the s ]uad onto the field for the Capitol Hill game as the pep club cheers them on. 25 , bd in by 8:30.” Mother (Susan Wilson) warns Junior (Tony Zulc) in the Senior Class Play, “Harvey.” James Madden and Carol LcBlanc, top salesmen for “Har- vey,” try out their persuasive skills on an innocent by- ua 9 u-oi 0 V tou Were 'fp ' “Abner, will you please get off my toe!” wails Daisy Mae, Laura Williams to Gary Corrotto. “Hey! They must have salted the ice! discovered Susan Hallam and Sylvia Dumas. 26 Jane Meyer smiles radiantly as Jim Wells, “N” Club President, crowns her All-Sports Queen. 'art Of This Mrs. Mabel Ritzman makes up Gan Matthews Indian style for his role as Pappy Yokum in “Li’l Abner,” while Ginnie Hohenberger awaits her turn. 27 Tigers on to victory! Go! Go!” chant the chorus line, Mrs. Clco Mosley, Mrs. Linda Driskill, Mrs. Dajuana Jones, Miss Hope Wood, Mrs. Amalia Fast, Mrs. Virginia Hughes, and Mrs. Karen Mc- Guckin. “I Wanna Hold Your Hand! sings Jerri Jo Collins as Mrs. Lois Brandt and Betty Whitlock inspect Mr. Bones, and Earl Rolcy works diligently. But Mr. Upchurch, that’s not Donald Duck, that’s Mickey Mouse, corrects Carlos Droeschcr as Mr. Stanley Upchurch and his other students enjoy the cartoon. Cheryl Craig screams in excitement as she learns that she has been named All School Queen for 1963 64, while Paula Powers and Guyanne Calame join in her enthusiasm. Maria Kay Gill, Cheryl Gates, Linda Pratt, Cheryl Craig, Guyanne Calame, and Judy Miller display their marvelous talents in the Senior Talent Assembly. Terrific Tiger Talent The talent at Norman High School was revealed in the Senior Talent Assembly of 1963- 64. Promising talent also showed up in such places as the geometry and biology classes, and the teachers’ pep assembly. From present indi- cations, Norman High School students and teachers will go far in the field of talent. Cherry Kay Griffith arrives in her Dior original as Becky Berry looks on with awe. “Look! Up on the stage! It’s a bird, it’s a plane! No! It’s Big Daddy Grease and the Three Slicks!” Jim Lack, Larry Bcrglan, and James Strickland sing in the Senior Talent Assembly. I still don’t think ‘Return of The Zombies’ is a very good theme for the Prom,” says Laura Hill to Duane Draper and Ann Finney as James Elder expresses his views to an unseen party. The beautiful decorations of last year’s Prom, “Adventures in Paradise,” helped to make it a great success. ' ’63-’64 Draw The 1963-64 school year has had many joyous moments. The Senior Class Play, Harvey, and the All- School Musical, Li’I Abner, were en- acted with great skill and enthusiasm. The All-Sports Queen and All-School Queen coronations were beautiful and thrilling moments of the year. The Tigers soared to great heights in bask- etball, wrestling, and the other sports, winning the first annual Boomer Con- ference sportsmanship trophy. “There goes Mr. Young. Now I can give the ladder a little push!” thinks Roy Harkey as Vic Miller and Don Allen decorate the student center for a dance. “Jumping Jchoshaphats! Did you hear what he said? asks Ann Pilling of Steve YVelty, as Nancy Herrick, Chad Rockett, and Bill Reese show a good deal of interest in Gary Winters’ remark. l o A Close The Junior Class presented their Prom, “Camclot,” in a bright array of splendor. After the Prom came the end, Graduation. This has been a grand year at NHS and one you as Sen- iors will cherish as your last, you as Juniors as your breather between two wonderful years, and you as Sophomores as the beginning of your life in the home of the Tigers. A bird’s-eye view of a can of sardines? No, it’s our flying photographer’s view of the bleachers during an assembly. James Strickland measures Lynda Hill's head for cap size as they prepare for the biggest event of the year. Graduation. 31 All-School Queen Cheryl Craig was crowned by Student Council President Larry Harral in the setting of “Mardi Gras.” Senior members elected to Who’s Who this year were Bud McDaniel, Gary Williams, Becky Berry, and David Bchrman. Not pictured is Sandy McGee. Outstanding Students Chosen Junior members of Who’s Who this year were Rick Olncy, Braden Cross, Lynn Reed, and Cal Hawkins. Sophomore members chosen for Who’s Who this year were Linda McGee, Steve Edwards, Deven Mummery, Steve Ayers, and Ronna Riddle. 34 Members of the National Honor Society were, First row. Sue Sherif, Mary Ann Reed, Pam Winters, Carol LcBlanc, Paula Powers, Judic Childress, Charlotte Southerland, and Susan Brandt. Secotid row. Mary Leonard, Jan Herron, Kay Gie .entanner, Mary Guest, Kathy McCray, Kay Ward, Judy Heavner, and Jill Sellers. Third row. Marilyn Ken- nedy, Ann Finney, Rick Olncy, Brett Yohn, Bill Tankers- lcy, Braden Cross, Bill Stewart, Johnny Maddox, and David Bchrman. Fourth row. Charles Bilbo, John Cunningham, John Finney, Richard Hart, Jonathan Thayer, Forrest Barker, Bill Reese, and Bill Cook. Honor Society Membership Climbs First row. Pat Jones, Mary Harlow, Lynn Harper, Nancy Herrick, Linda Pratt, Karen Green, Lena Oliphant, Sherry Waller, and Nancy O’Neal. Second row. Margaret LaFon, Mary Jane Gatchcl, Diane Turner, Dorclla Logan, Cindy Harper, Pam Whitten, Joan Wilcox, Kathleen Kitching, Karen Boren, Nancy Valouch, and Sharon Pettit. Third row. Jimmy Daily, Jay Ward, Don Allen, Cal Hawkins, Don Farris, James Hemphill, James Elder, Bill Bavingcr, and Anita VanSchuyvcr. Fourth row: Jerry Buxton, Larry Buxton, Fred Holasck, Barton Johnson, Jackie Medcalf, Fred Mcrliss, Steve Welty, Ed Perry, and John Potts. Fifth row: Brent Harris, David Allin, Jim Stallings, Jim McElrath, Jim Wells, Larry Varner, Chad Rockett, Gary Winters, and Russ Dunn. 35 Members of Girls’ and Boys’ State for 196? were (left to right): Judy Heavner, Becky Berry, Larry Marral, David Bchrman, Quen- tin Remy, Jim Wells, and Mary Alice Eurton. “Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the ugliest of all?” asks Ugliest Boy Bill Tankcrslcy. NHS was proud of its nine National Merit Scholarship finalists here pictured with Mr. B. Roy Daniel. These were (left to right): David Allin, Forrest Barker, Joan Wilcox, Bill Cook, Alfred Haferkamp, Nancy O’Neal, and Bill Stewart. Not pictured arc Jonathan Thayer and David Rennie. 36 Merrily we sew along! Johnira Whar- ton, 1964 winner of the Betty Crock- er Award, shows some of her home- making talent. Jerome Mooney, chairman of the Youth Ac- tivity Committee of the 1 Iks Lodge, congratu- lates Larry Harral on winning the local youth leadership contest sponsored by the Elks. 37 Gloria Kerby was the Spanish-Amcr- ican Fiesta Representative for 1964. Enjoying the fresh air of the patio arc the BPW girls of 1963-64 (left to right), Becky Berrv, Sara Culp, Carol MeDade, Mary Alice F.urton, and Lynda Hill. The Straight “A” Seniors (left to right). Bill Cook, Marilyn Kennedy, and Bill Stewart were also named as Lion’s Club Students of the Month. Here they arc in the library, smiling as though making straight A’s is easy. Bill Cook was the recipient of the Soroprimist Foundation Citizen- ship Award this year, which is given for outstanding citizenship and academics in Oklahoma. 38 The first State Wrestling Champ of XUS was Bud McDaniel. Ricky Kersey was an all-time record break- er in basketball with 1153 points. Student guests to Rotarian meet- ings for 1963-1964 were Bill Cook, Quentin Remy, David Bchrman, Jim McElrath, and Larry Harral. Forrest Barker and Jim McElrath received the Garrison Award for having the highest grades of the boys participating in football this year. 39 Seniors chosen for Friendly People for this year were Larry Harral and Cheryl Craig. Friendliness Pays Off Joyce Goldfield and Bill Tankcrslcy were named as Friend- ly Juniors for 1964. The Friendliest Sophomores chosen were Carol Hickman anl Kenny Grubaugh. 40 All-Sports Queen attendants were, First row: Shay Burnett, Carol MeDade, and Brenda Tracdcr. Second row. Diane A lead, Susan Donnell, and Dana Davis. All-School Queen attendants were. First row: Sara Culp, Kathi Straw, and Paula Powers. Second row: Guyanne Calame, Joyce Goldfield, and Alary Alice Eurton. Queens’ Courts Named Future Farmers of America Queen attendants were, First row: Sharon Jordan and Judy Tiller. Second row: Carol Taylor, Gloria Kerbv, and Cheryl Craig. Not pictured is Carolyn Coates. Distributive Education Queen attendants were, First row: Karla Woolery and Janie Stewart. Second row: Linda Beardslec, Betty Wheeler, and Judy Harrell- Not pictured is Ellen Webster. 41 Royalty Reigns In NHS Amid excitement and suspense the royalty of Norman High School was selected. With tears and happiness they became our queens. Being a queen is a once-in-a-lifetime thrill which can come to only a chosen few. The girls thus honored most closely fulfill the dream of an ideal girl. Although they may differ considerably, they each possess the qualities of high character, outstanding ability, and true school spirit. More than this, they have a certain charm and grace which make each stand out as a true queen. From the theme “Mardi Gras,” of the all school coronation, to the enchanting theme “Twilight Time,” of the FFA coronation, you became a part of the honors of your school. Representing the entire student body as All-School Queen was Cheryl Craig. Jane Meyer was selected by the athletes from all the sports to be All-Sports Queen. FFA was well represented by Becky Berry. Farric Young was elected queen by the Distributive Education Club. 42 The queens for 1964 were Jane Meyer, All-Sports Queen; Cheryl Craig, All-School Queen; Farrie Young, Distributive Lducation Queen; and Becky Berry, Future Farmers of America Queen. JM JHiss ane y rieyei All-Sports Queen oao z-N H-ozM S Highlighting an all-school assembly was the Norman High School Band con- ducted by James A. Middleton. Checking pages and planning were the basic jobs of Sponsor Richard B. Taylor and Editor Linda Pratr, who seem to have their work piling up on them. It wasn’t enough that we sold a hundred and some-odd ads. Now we have to cut them up and paste them in the dummy,” groan Co-Business Managers Carol Henderson and Judy Coles. “No, Donnie, I didn’t call you a ‘dummy!’ The dummy is the rough draft of the Trail,” Sara Culp, Sports Editor, explains to Don Harral. TRAIL Expands Lopping the agenda for the 1%4 Trail staff was work, work, work. Their goal was to publish the best Trail that ever lias been or ever will be distributed in Norman High School. The best possible quality paper was used this year, off-set printing replaced letterpress, and the book was expanded to one hundred and seventy-six pages. With the addition of a dark room in the new science building, the photographers not only took the pictures, but also developed and printed them. Pages were drawn up, pictures taken, copy written, ads sold, theme and cover design chosen, and editing and proof-reading com- pleted. All this and much more were the duties of the twenty-one hard-working peo- ple who created this book for you. Jim Shauberger works diligently at printing in the dark room. 48 “Now don’t forget, the picture must be in proportion to the page. Or is it the page must he in proportion to the picture?” Organizations Editor Ann Finney, center, teaches the art of cropping to Kay Snodgrass, Linda Kinnebrew, and Pam Oviatt. “Are you a l-2- girl? asks Richard Booker, photographer. Which do you like best, Mary, full length faces or full length dresses?” Maria Kay Gill, Honors Editor, uses cur outs to plan her queen pages with Mary Male’s helpful assistance. “Just tell me one more time. Do we or don’t we index teachers?” Barbara Wender wants to know. Jan Herron, Classes Editor, instructs Barbara and Melissa Martin in filing. I don’t think we have quite enough pictures,” Cathy 1 lolman tells Jayne Price, School Life Editor, who is trying to draw lip her pages. Is this Tootsie Bell or Hazel Baby?” asks Becky Pierce of Academics Editor Judy Miller while planning their panels. 49 Presiding over a Spanish Club meeting is President Karen Green. Spanish Club Studie Under the sponsorship of Mr. Robert O. Sumter, the Spanish Club has tried to acquaint its members with Spanish culture. At the be- ginning of the year, Mrs. Beavers from Puerto Rico showed slides from her native land. In February the club elected Gloria Kerby Spanish- Amcrican Fiesta Representative. She represented Norman High at the Spanish Convention on April second and third. With Mr. Sumter’s mu- sical tapes the members practiced Spanish dances. At the end of the year, Bill Bavingcr showed interesting slides of his trp with his family through Mexico. Spanish club officers were Joy Smorherman, Secretary; Karen Green, President; Duane Draper, Vice-President; and James Elder, Treasurer. 50 Admiring pinatas from Spain arc Dick Talley, Stephanie Warren, and Cathy Busch. Demonstrating the Spanish Twist arc Jane Lock- ett and Bill Bavingcr. Latin American Ways Spanish club members were. First row. Sally Pitt, Jane Lockett, Susan 1 lallam, Gloria Kerby, Ellen Langston, Adrienne Davis, Stephanie Warren, Lynn Moore, Glenda Buckminster, and Jane Warren. Second row. Connie Col- lins, Nancy Braught, Jcanic Dragoo, Kay Kimbcrling, Julie Dixon, Karol King, Sharon Pettit, Sandy Yarbrough, .Mari- lyn Collins, Linda Lutker, and Cathy Busch. Third row. Pat Hatcher, Jean Stalhand, Mary Drocschcr, Albina Jane I lolasck, Mary Jane Bevillc, Jorja Wells, Suzanne Johnson, Donna Williams, Ann Adams, and Kay Snodgrass. Fourth row. Mallory Robertson, Glenda Graves, Karen Green, Linda Wilson, Rebecca Sandlin, Joy Sniothcrman, Mr. Robert O. Sumter, sponsor; James Elder, Duane Draper, and Vicki Loveless. Fifth row. Linda Dumas, Paula Powers, Alike Elder, Ralph 1). Wilson, Gary F. Winters, Tom Tonkin, Larry YVoods, and Bobby Oliphant. 51 La Parisienr French Club officers were, left to right: Laurie Steinmeycr, President; Alary Jane Gatchcl, Vice-president; Mark Hin- shaw. Treasurer; Kathy Rankin, Historian; and Gail Stcin- meyer. Secretary. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Virginia Bell, the French Club was started in 1958. This year’s membership hit an all time high of 94. Nasr Boukadoum, an O.U. student from Algeria, spoke at a dinner attended by 73 members. A Bake Sale for the public netted over $90. The money raised will be added to a fund for either supporting a foreign orphan or a foreign ex- change student. Near Christmas time, members caroled in French, and had a party afterwards. In Febru- ary, Judy Talley, a former NHS student, spoke about her year at Sorbonne. The grand finale of the year was the Spring Picnic. At the close of the year, a French diction- ary was given to the outstanding graduating student of French. First row. Jane Ash, Becky Berry, Dianne Buckley, and Mary Harlow. Second row. Toni Frcdcrickson, Mary An- derson, Linda Rice, Marilyn Dracc, Leslie Bighain, Pam Faubion, and Jan Van Schuyvcr. Third row. Linda Brew- ster, Charlotte Dillard, Jenny Dingman, Mcridcc Bailey, Judy Bandy, Beverly Adkins, Cynthia Calkins, Mary Male, and Susan Hill. 52 Repares for Future Endeavors First row: Cindy Watcrbury, Pruda Shank, Cindy Bowlby, and Jackie Webster. Second row: Marilyn Reynolds, Rhcba Russell, Sandy Wilson, Becky Pierce, Delores Mills, Francie Reeves, and Patricia Shirley. Third row: Kathleen Stover, Sheri Sain, Margaret LaFon, Mary Sue Marty, Elisc Logan, Mary Ann Reed, Jane Reeves, Madclon Ncbcrgall, and Sue Shcrif. Fourth row: Walter Shaw, David Williams, Megan Riley, Chad Rockett, Annette Smith, Linda Kinncbrcw, and Mrs. Virginia Bell. mm First row: Beth Phillips, Patty Paul, Jane Meyer, and Mari- lyn Kennedy. Second row: Cathy Holman, Mary Leonard, Lynn Harper, Josctte Merrcll, Sue Kuykendall, Jean Hol- comb, and Carolyn Long. Third row: Cindy Harper, Rich- ard Booker, David Clemens, John Creveling, David Car- ricrc, Larry Buxton, Roger Geycr, Patty Hill, and Marilyn McCarlcy. 53 Ann Stinson models Roman garb for Jane Reeves, Bretr Volin, Nancy Her- rick. and Patty Fowler. Highlighting the year for the Latin Club, founded in 1956 by Miss Ruth MeSpadden, were programs on the private lives of the Ro- mans. Professor Ian Thompson, visiting profes- sor at the University of Oklahoma from St. An- drews, spoke to members on this topic. In March the annual State Junior Classical League Con- vention was held for Latin Club members from over the state. Helen Thayer, President, was nominated by the Norman High Chapter for State Treasurer. The annual Latin Banquet held in February gave pleasure to all members. “Save a place for Mark Antony! Betsy Siegel, Joan Wilcox, and Jill Sellers have a good time at the Latin Banquet. Latin Club Latin Club members included, first row: Bobbie Wright, Gail GifTert, Cindy Traedcr, D’Anne Mount, Barbara Orth, Lynda McGee, and Janice Estep. Second row: Brenda Wyatt, Virginia Schimelpfining, Margaret Pirtle, Judy I lawk, Kathy McCray, Pat Griffith, Alary Martha Miles, Jan Herron, Linda Moss, and Marie Higgins. Third row: Paula Allison, Susan Murphy, Barbara VVender, Linda Jack- son, Kathy Rhodes, Betsy Siegel, Charlotte Southerland, Francic Reeves, Paula Powers, and Pam Owens, fourth row: Charles Bilbo, Billy Hartman, Roger Parsons, Bill Wiles, David Foster, Phil Elmore, Brett Yohn, Richard Kuhlman, Pat Livingston, and Tom Luccock. 54 Latin Club members were, First row: Ann Alley, Nancy Barberii, Rose Mary Thomas, Judy Panncll, Teresa Eoff, and Kathleen Lester. Second row: Mary Martha Miles, Nancy Herrick, Joyce Anderson, Linda Richey, Mary June Bumgarner, Susan Brandt, Jane Reeves, and Poldi Horosz. Third row: Cynthia Coombes, Jerry Buxton, James Price, Richard Hart, Mike Johnston, Bruce Anderson, and Susan Luttrcll. ■Studies Rome Latin Club officers of 1963-64 were Ann Cosgrove, Treasurer; Jane Reeves, Vice-President; Helen Thayer, President; Gan Matthews, Secretary; and Miss Ruth MeSpadden, sponsor. “Oh, I bet you tell that to all the girls.” Judy Hawk, Mary June Bumgarner, Phil Elmore, and Pat Livingston enjoy the Latin Banquet. 55 First row: Linda Cowan, Shcrryc Waller, Nancy Barberii, Lynda McGee, Jennifer Eubanks, Darlene Emese, Linda Clement. Mary Harlow, and Beth Phillips. Second row: Angela Parnell, Linda Houck, Laura Hallam, Jorja Wells, Glenda Houck, Gloria Kerby. Judy Martin, Judy Motsen- bocker, Faye Grayson, Diane Vaught, and Kathleen Stover. Third row: Diane Wyatt, Nancy McPherson, Carol Mil- burn, Glenda Moore, Linda Dudley, Lynda McElhancy, Elizabeth Bell, Connie Nutt, Judy Hubbard, Kay Edding- ton, Ann Haddock, Linda Berry, and Kathi McGhee. Fourth row: Charlotte Dugger, Leslie Bingham, Candy Fischer, Donna Ballard, Linda Panned, Margaret Mason, Janice McGovern, Wanda Davault, Kay Taylor, Eileen Adair, Elaine Feaver, Marcc Higgins, Jane Lockett, and JoNell Price. Activity Is The Ke Mrs. Lucille White proudly accepts a corsage from the cast of “Li’l Abner” on the closing night. Since 1957, Mrs. Lucille White has directed the Chorus Department of Norman High School. It consists of the Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Clubs, the Mixed Chorus, and four ensembles. To begin the year, selected members of Chorus classes sang at the annual OEA Work- shop. The best results of all previous years were achieved by the annual Candy Sale. In 1 November, the NHS Chorus, together with the choruses of West and Central Junior High Schools, presented a joint concert. Delegates 56 First row: Linda Lutkcr, Paula Powers, Lena Oliphant, James McCaslin, Richard Bruce, Keith Parman, Richard Atkins, Judy Tiller, Jackie Myers, and Nancy O’Neal. Second roiv: Karol King, Cheryl Gates, Rosemary White, Lynn Dixon, Johnny Scott, Doug Upchurch, Robert Wil- liams, Taylor Jones, John Smith, Judy Heavner, Barbara Henderson, and Kay Ward. Third roiv: Margaret Langley, Sharon Pettit, Sandy Yarbrough, Norman Patrick, Richard Keim, Harold Boston, Lowell Ganstcr, David Walters, Jim Hawkins, Cheryl Craig, Marilyn Collins, and Linda Wil- liams. Fourth row: Lynn Daugherty, Janann Stringer, Phyl- lis Garner, Becky Johnson, Tom Love, Roger Freeman, Bill Berry, Jay Jackson, Marvin Gifford, William Wiles, Bob Martin, Marilyn McCarlcy, Kay Gie .entanner, and Patty Hill. I ox A For NHS Chorus cere sent to the Stillwater Choral Festival in )cccnibcr. Also, the Christmas Concert was resented for the public. The Chorus Depart- lent and the Speech Department combined cf- orts to perfect the fourth all-school musical, , 7 Abner. iVlany members were privileged to attend lie All-State Chorus at Oklahoma University in ebruary, the District Contest in March, and lie State Contest in April. Climaxing the year f activities were the Spring Concert and the nging at Graduation and Baccalaureate. Officers of the Chorus Department were Margaret Langley, Secretary; Paula Powers, President; Janann Stringer, His- torian; Jackie Myers, Reporter; Jim Hawkins, Secretary of Boys’ Glee Club; and Jim McCaslin, President of Boys’ Glee Club. 57 Members of the Girls’ Quartet were Janann Stringer, Rosemary White, Judy Tiller, Jackie Myers, and accompanist Kay Ward. Groups Practice For Perfection The Sophomore Triple Trio members were First raw: Mary Ann Pulte, Carol Wages, Gcri Vandaveer, and Diane Vaught. Sec- ond raw: Alice Rinehart, Alice Rcisinger, and Kay Eddington. Third row: Susan Luttrcll and Ronna Riddle. First row: James McCaslin, Johnny Scott, Rich- ard Bruce, Robert Williams, Keith Parman, and Richard Atkins. Second row: Lynn Dixon, Doug Upchurch, Lowell Ganstcr, Taylor Jones, Jim I lawkins, David Walters, and John Smith. Third raw: Richard Keim, Norman Patrick, Harold Boston, Gene Bray, William Wiles, Brett Yohn, and Johnny McLinn. Fourth row: Tom Love, Roger Freeman, Bill Berry, Jay Jackson, Bill Cook, Bill Hickman, Bob Martin, and Marvin Gifford. 58 First row: Martha Morrison, Marian Lalickcr, Roberta Franklin, F.lizabcth I lays, and Charlotte Blakely. Second row: Linda Bishop, Linda Rice, Mary Ann Pulte. Sharon Smart, Carol Cater, and Linda Kinnebrew. Third row: Joyce Benge, Alice Rcisingcr, Alice Rinehart, Nina Bettis, Gcri Vanda veer, Shara I hint, and Dorthy Barnett. Fourth row: Ronna Riddle, Carol Geno, Carol Wages, Susan Lut- trcll, Mary June Bumgarner, Albina Jane Holasek, Wanda Reedy, and Glcnna Pool. Members of the Boys’ Quartet were, left to right: James McCaslin, Jim Hawkins, .Mar- vin Gifford, and Jay Jackson. Members of the Girls’ Trio were, lefr to right: Margaret Langley, Paula Powers, and Laura Williams. 59 Under the fine leadership of Mr. Bob Williams, sponsor, and Larry Harral, president, the Student Council carried out many school and community projects. The Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Bob Williams, supervised many projects this year. Beginning the year with enrollment, the mem- bers helped both students and teachers. Several dances filled an exciting year. Among these were the Howdy Hop, Christmas Dance, Val- entine’s Dance, and the dance ending the Now or Never Week. This important organization also charters all new organizations, sponsors school elections, works on civic projects, and handles student di- rectories and the Parliamentary Procedure course. Willing Workers aid the Council with- out having membership. The Intramural Volley Ball Tournament concluded the year. Completing an outstanding year for all members was the Annual Student Council Ban- quet held in May. At this time, the new officers for the coming year were announced. The ac- complishments and goals of the Student Coun- cil of 1963-64 will long be remembered. Student Counc Jane Meyer and Cindy Bowlby share a private joke while upperclassmen Marilyn Coates and Dana Davis ignore them. Student Council members of 1963-64 were, First row. Bobbie Wright, Nancy Harmon, Sandra Busch, Joyce Anderson, Cindy Bowlby, and Mary Ann Reed. Second row. Gloria Kerby, Kathy McCray, Jane Meyer, Braden Cross, Bill Tank- crslcy, and Bill Stewart. Third row. Larry Fann- er, Don Harral, Jim Sandefer, Mike Harmon, Jim Wells, and Rick Olncy. Fourth row. Ann Had- dock, Ronna Riddle, Alice Rinehart, Gail Giffert, Mary Jane Gatchcl, Larry Harral, and Mr. Bob Williams, sponsor. Fifth row. Sally Pitt, Jane Lockett, Lynn Reed, Susan Donnell, and Becky Berry. 60 Student Council Alternates of 1963-64 included, First row: Doanc I larrison, Becky Johnson, and Marilyn Coates. Second row: Mary Wilson, Susan Mallain, James Elder, and Jonathan Thayer. Third row: Mike Elder, Barbara Orth, Jill Amspachcr, and Gan Matthews. Larry Farmer decides to take notes with his finger, while Steve Edwards stays with con- formity and Rick Olncy listens at a meeting. iponsors Projects Sharon Cramer, 1962-63 Student Council president, installed this year's officers—Susan Donnell, Secretary; Lynn Reed, Treasurer; Larry Harral, President; and Becky Berry, Vice-President. 61 Math Can Be Fun Posing in front of examples of advanced math (?) arc of- ficers of the Math Club: Gene Bray, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Stallings, President; Jim Price, Vice-President; and Mike Elder, Reporter. Sponsored by Mrs. Kav Maddox, the Math Club was newly formed this year. They met once a month, and members learned about od- dities of mathematics, like the Moebius strip. They tried to avoid textbook materials, and get the fun out of math. During the second semester, various mathematicians spoke to the club. “Our group got 21% fewer cavities.” Members of Math Club look on as Jim Stallings finishes cutting a Moebius strip. Left to right: Gene Bray, Jim Price, Francie Reeves, Jim Stallings, Don I larral, and Joyce Waters. The members of the Math Club were. First row: Joyce Waters, Francie Reeves, Mary Mercer, and Mary Jane Bcvillc. Second row: Gene Bray, Bruce Anderson, Paul Kelly, Jim Price, I.arry Woods, Alike Holland, Don I lar- ral. and Richard Bredbenner. Third row: Jim Stallings, Mike Elder, Brett Yohn, Chad Rockett, Stanley Upchurch, Gilbert Humphrey, Stuart Rucker, and Mike Kearns. 62 Speech Classes Win High Honors Speech students, under the instruction of Mrs. Mabel Ritzman, have studied the funda- mentals of speech, effective discussion, debate, radio, parliamentary procedure, and dramatic interpretation. In addition, they have presented the plays Harvey, starring Gan Matthews, and Mrs. MeThing, starring Peggy Johnson and James Elder. Hard work was put into the All- School Musical, LPl Abner, presented jointly by the Speech and Chorus Departments. High honors were won by students at the district speech contests at OBU, OSU, Chicka- sha, and Lawton. By winning first places at these contests, seven students qualified for state competition. Mary Jane Gatchcl placed first in the Voice of Democracy contest, and Linda Dumas won a trip to the U.N. for her speech about that organization. Certainly, these stu- dents have been a talented group. “And another thing ...” Rehearsing a scene from Mrs. MeThing arc Cindy Calkins, Airs. MeThing; Tony Zulc, the Chef; and Gan Matthews, the Stinker. First place winners qualifying for state contest were: Gan .Mat- thews and Judic Childress, duct acting; Milkc Elder, standard oratory; Duane Draper, radio; Linda Dumas, humorous duet acting; and James Elder, humorous duct acting and original oratory. Alary Jane Gatchcl, center, won the Voice of De- mocracy Contest. “I has spoken!” yells Mammy Yokum (Paula Powers) in Li7 Abner. Other members of the cast in the foreground arc Gary Corrotto, Li’l Abner; Duane Draper, Earthquake MeGoon; Laura Williams, Daisy Mae; and Marvin Gifford, Marry in’ Sam. Members of the debate team were Tony Zulc, Judic Childress, Shannon Rice, Ralph Wilson, Duane Draper, Linda Dumas, and James Elder. 63 Future Journalists members included, First row: Mnridcc Bailey, F.d Bucher, Carol Henderson, Kathy Holman, Jane Ash, and Walter Shaw. Second row: Linda Kinnebrew, Jackie Brandner, Judy Coles, Mike Harmon, Linda Richey, Sue Davis, and Pam Oviatt. Third row. Mary Male, Me- lissa Martin, Cynthia Calkins, Mary Jane Gatchcl, Mary Leonard, Kay Snodgrass, Karen Mauldin, Barbara Wender, and Jim Shauberger. Tours Promote FJA Interest Mark Miller, Treasurer, bothers other FJA officers Nancy Herrick, Secretary; David Meyer, Vice-President; and Anne Pilling, President; who arc “trying” to type. Founded by Mrs. I). L. Raines in 1958, the Belknap Future Journalist Club of 1963-64, sponsored by Mrs. Nellie Childs, had twenty- five members. Among their many activities the members visited the Norman Transcript and Daily Oklahoman plants, went to the fall and spring Oklahoma Intcrscholastic Press Associa- tion meetings, and heard talks on newspaper work by Mr. J. F. Paschal, secretary of OIPA, and Mr. Dennis Whittlesey, editor of the Okla- homa Daily, first semester. A dinner was plan- ned bv the club for other journalism depart- ments across the state. Membership is open to Trail and journalism students. Dennis Whittlesey, editor of Oklahoma Daily, explains news- paper work to Walter Shaw, Da- vid Meyer, Mcridcc Bailey, and Kay Snodgrass. “Hold the papers steady, Anne, I’ve had a rough day,” Mike Harmon begs Anne Pilling while Mrs. Nellie Childs, Walter Shaw, and Ed Bucher sort advertisements. Tales Staff Everywhere! Gathering news, planning pages and head- lines, proofreading and selling advertisements are only small parts of the work which the seven editors, reporters, and Mrs. Nellie Childs, Tiger Tales sponsor, perform. During the year twelve issues of the paper arc printed including special Christmas and senior issues. To promote sales the Tales staff did a take-off on the Beverly Hillbillies in their special assembly. The staff members have shown the ability and training to fulfill the jobs required. This year their work has proved exceptional. “Keep your eye on ’em. Grannie, them city folks arc tricky,” Ed Bucher and Mike Harmon warn Mary Jane Gatchel as they stand guard at the Tiger Talcs assembly. Tiger Tales staff including First row. Mark Miller, David Mike Harmon, Anne Pilling, Ed Bucher, and Nancy Hcr- Meyer, Mrs. Nellie Childs, Walter Shaw and Second row. rick, proudly show off their handiwork. 65 DE Prepares Students “I know you will like it. I use it myself.” Jerry Pruett attempts to sell lipstick to Kay Snodgrass. “I wonder who I could con into buying a size fifty-eight,” ponders Terry Kizer. In Distributive Education a student may hold a job during school hours and still earn credits toward graduation. Under the guidance of Mr. Hurshcl Antwine, the forty-five class members elected officers Judy Harrell, President; Ellen Webster, Vice-President; Patti Nolan, Sec- retary; Farric Young, Treasurer; Dick Whitsitt, Historian-Reporter; Linda Beardslee, Parliamen- tarian; and Mike Sharp, Chaplin. Farric Young was elected DF Queen to represent the club at the three-day State DECA Convention. For a change of pace, the class held its annual break- fast meetings. Distributive Education members were, First row: Loycc Rogers, Joyce Rogers, Janie Stewart, Judy Harrell, Lynda Beardslee. Wanda West, Alary Ann Bclden, Farric Young, Rita Rudkin, and Mr. J. Hurshcl Antwine, sponsor. Sec- ond row: Gary Shockley, Sam Hoisington, Mike Sharp, Ellen Webster, Richard Atkins, Sandra Polk, Austina Al- lison, and June Bray. Third row: Terry Kizer, Dick Whit- sitt, Eddie Gilbert, David C. Kent, Roger Cooper, and Don Sullivan. 66 FHA officers of 1963-64 were, First row: Jane Fricch, Treasurer; Vicki Loveless, Vice-President; Carol Taylor, President; and Vicki Pence, Vice-President. Second row: Teresa Eoff, Vice-President; Guyanne Calame, Secre- tary; and Barbara King, Vice-President. FHA Important Installation of officers began the 1963-64 year for the Future Homemakers, under the sponsorship of Miss Hope Wood. Mrs. Estelle Power of Powers Young Fashions discussed con- sumer buying and set the theme of “Winter Fashion” in a style show. Money-making proj- ects were the selling of cookbooks and serving Airs. Estelle Power and Linda Smalley examine winter fabrics at a FHA style show. To Community at a Locket Hotel dinner. “Youth Can Do,” “Getting Acquainted With People From Other Lands,” and “Remember the Aging,” were the central goals of FHA this year. Each holiday the members made special items for the people in rest homes, bringing into focus the ideals of the club. Future Homemakers were, First row: Vicki Pence, Vicki Loveless, Johnira Kay Wharton, Joyce Waters, Miss Hope Wood, Carol Taylor, Guyanne Calame, Jane Ann Fritch, Teresa Eoff, and Susan Sovick. Second row: Evelyn Burks, Kathy Kuhlman, Susan Easterling, Carolyn Mciscr, Linda Richardson, Barbara Estridge, Carol Foss, Sandra Tullius, Paula Rich, Dianne Strickland, and Mary Lewis. Third row: Carol Cater, Irene Denney, Carolyn Kessler, Annette Smith, Jo Nell Price, Jan Birmingham, Carol Miller, Beverly Rodgers, Shirley Brown, Carla Bocskin, and Kay Wilmeth. Fourth row: Mary Byers, Linda Smalley, Chris Hill, Kathy Jackman, Linda Brewster, Carolyn Grant, Katherine Daily, and Carol Drcsscll. Fifth row: Rheba Russell, Diane Mc- Daniel, Barbara Young, Bonnie Galycn, Linda Autry, Jan- ncllc Baker, Kathy Terhune, Eileen Adair, Carol Hender- son, Laync Burton, and Sharon Neal. 67 Making the “Dogpatch U.S.A.” banner for LFl Abner, arc art club members: Neil Hollander, Jayne Price, Barbara Wonder, Tony Zule, Karen Mauldin, Debbie Reid, Kay Kimbcrling and Janice Tadlock. Paint Daubers Decorate Home Beginning a whirlwind of activities, the Paint Daubers, led by President Susan Pace and Sponsor Mrs. Shirley Calkins, held its organiza- tional party in September. The club was soon busy preparing advertisements and props for the All-School Musical, LPl Abner. Simultane- ously, the members made posters for the Nor- man Nurses’ Registration Tea and also made Christmas decorations for the Tate Nursing Home. In February, the art club visited an OU art exhibit and prepared their own paintings for the Young Talent Show. In March, with the French club, the Paint Daubers heard an interesting lec- ture on French Art by Mr. Sam Olkinetsky, di- rector of the O.U. Art Museum. Preparation for the Edmond contest and the Norman High School Art Exhibit kept the club busy during April. After a rewarding year of service, the club went on a relaxing sketching trip, and visited an out-of-town exhibit. Displaying Christmas decorations the Paint Daubers made arc members: Linda Moss, Ann Finney, Carolyn Hughes, Susan Wilson, David Meyer, Cindy Calkins and Barbara Fry. 68 Preparing to dye their batik arc Donna Krnis and Janice Tadlock while Steve Nelson, Karen Green, Lorna Guinn, James Strickland, Robin Tapken, Tom Swain and Carol Drcsscl look on. Examining their sculpture around the table arc artists Cherry Kay Griffith, Barbara Sellers, Geraldine Huffman, Lorric Pierson, Nona Gordon, Bob Dillard, Kathy Allen, Neil Hollander, Linda Gray and Randy YVaers. Artists Learn Techniques Instructed by Mrs. Shirley Calkins, art stu- dents have achieved an appreciation for, and realization of, the art in the world today. The first semester was devoted to design and color, drawing and perspective, and then painting techniques. For the second semester, classes were di- vided into sculpture of all media; wallhangings, batiks, and caustics; paintings of all media; paint- ing processes; and posters and commercial lav- out. All students profited greatly from this fully productive course. Around the table working with clay arc an class members Liz Blair, Brenda Traeder, Rob Amspachcr, An DiVccchio, Janice Webster, Nick Caddcll, Tommi Collins, Linda Felton, Joan Wilcox, Karen Mauldin, Barbara Wender and Jane Meyer. 69 Elizabeth Bell, President, and Mrs. Jean Orth, Sponsor, discuss upcoming projects. Medical Health Careers Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Jean Orth, was formerly the Future Nurses of America, but the name and goals were changed in order that more stu- dents interested in all phases of medicine could be aided and informed. Many interesting speak- ers have appeared before the group bringing information on a variety of medical health ca- reers available to young people. Among these were Dr. Bob Mayfield and Dick Luttrell, ad- ministrator at Norman Municipal Hospital. Projects filling this year have been: making stuffed animals for the children at Central State Hospital, helping the Heart Fund drive, carol- ing for the occupants of rest homes, and visiting the Cerebral Palsy Center. Also a field trip was taken to Carey, medical division of the Federal Aviation Agency in Oklahoma City, and St. Anthony’s Hospital. Concluding a busy year was the State Rally held at John Marshall High School in April. Medical Health Group Glenda Houck, Cindy Harper, Pat Jansing, Jane Fritch, anne McElrath, Ann Alley, Kathy Monscrud, Carol Powell, Pruda Shank, Barbara Johnston, Kathy McCray, Betsy and Linda Smalley examine toys to be sent to the children Smith, Linda Rhodes, Dianne McDaniel, Mary Guest, Suz- at Central State Hospital. 70 Medical Health Career officers were Elizabeth Bell, President; Johnita Kay Wharton, Vice-President; Kathy McCray, Secretary; Linda Smalley, Treas- urer, and Pruda Shank, Historian. New Name and Goals “Now girls, we’ll amputate here,” Johnita Kay Whar- ton tells Dianne McDaniel, Barbara Johnston, Linda Rhodes, and Glenda Houck. r,Mrx| ,'ririr1 [nnni Medical Health Career members were, First row: Elizabeth Bell, Johnita Kay Wharton, Kathy McCray, Linda Smalley, Pruda Shank, and Susan Hallam. Second row: Kathy Tcr- hunc, Paula Ripley, Judi Hubbard, Elaine Feaver, Pat Bell, Jill Sellers, Gay Clark, and Cindy Leaverton. Third row: Carol Henderson, Dianne McDaniel, Barbara Johnston, Mary Guest, Glenda Houck, Kathy Monserud, Pam Owens, and Pat Hatcher. Fourth row: Susan Luttrcll, Pat Jansing, Jane Ann Fritch, Jcannic Tullius, Mary Ann Whitney, Mary Coughlin, Suzanne McElrath, Linda Rhodes, and Susie Stratcgicr. 71 Band Arouses Tiger Spirit Seventeen stage band members gave an excellent performance at the annual Mr. James A. Middleton directs the Norman High School Band Concert. band during first hour. 72 Participating in many events throughout the year, the Norman High School Band, under the direction of Mr. James A. Middleton, and Mr. Harry Haines, march- ing director, finished an active schedule. Enthusiasm was the key word for members playing in school pep assemblies, games, and concerts. Sixteen band students attended the All-State Band and All-State Orchestra. Among the contests in which the Band competed were: State Marching Contest at Chickasha, Band Day Parade at the University of Oklahoma, concert contests at Cen- tral State College, and the Tri-State Festival. An an- nual program was given for the school in January. Each year two outstanding senior band members and one other outstanding band student arc chosen. A great amount of work and pleasure finished this memorable year for the NHS Band. land Council and Officers were, First row: Pat- Fowler, Secretary-Treasurer; Karen Boren, Executive Secretary; Charlotte Southerland, Sr. Representative, and Helen Thayer, Jr. Librarian. econd row: Nancy Braught, Jr., Representative; Russ Dunn, First Assistant Drum Major; Bill tewart, President; Linda Stafford, Jr. Represen- tative, and John Crcvcling, Second Assistant Drum Major. I'bird row: Pam Whitten, Li- brarian; Jim Amspachcr, Soph. Representative; Donna Reed, Soph. Librarian, and Jonathan Thayer, Drum Major. Fourth row: Roger Par- sons, Vice-President; Larry Snider, Sr. Repre- sentative, and Bill Wilson, Sr. Representative. 73 James Adair Jill Amspachcr Linda Autry Mike Avery Mike Bagby Ron Bagby Marsha Barton Vivian Bell Bobby Bernier I.caford Blevins Karen Boren Nancy Braught Ronnie Burdick Robert Burton Jerry Buxton Larry Buxton Don Carpenter David Garriere Linda Childress Karen Coley Connie Collins John Crcveling Mike Crews James Davenport Danny Davis Douglas Davis Lala Davis Scott Dragoo David Droy Russell Dunn Michael Elder Teresa Eoff Patty Fowler Dennis Frank Carla Frankenberry James Carling Sandra Glenn Robert Gordon Carolyn Grant Ricky Grayson Nancy Hall Gary Hamilton Don Harral Billy I lartman Judy Hawk Scott Hcllams Jenny Hohenberger Fred Holasck Carolyn Hughes Cheryl Iverson Linda Jackson Jim Kcclcy Mike Kimbrcll John King Kathleen Kitching Richard Kuhlman Marching down the field in forma- tion, the band accompanies the pep club in the school song. 74 Roger Parsons, Pat Livingston, Richard Kuhlman, and John King demonstrate new methods to improve physical fitness. Mr. Marrv Haines, marching director, checks through the practice cards. Margaret LaFon Ricky Linn Pat Livingston Judy Long Tom Luccock Johnny Maddox Dennis .Malloy Donna Manning Marilyn Martin Mary Sue Marty Josette Merrcll Clary Miller Deven Mummery Carol Parsons Roger Parsons Margaret Pirtlc James Price Lj nda Pruett Donna Reed Lynn Reed Rhonda Sammons Virginia Schimelfining Rickv Simpson Charles Smith Larry Snider Charlotte Southerland Roycc Spiccland Linda Stafford John Stephens Bill Stewart Charles Stookey Ann Storm Tom Swain Helen Thayer Joe Thayer Jonathan Thayer Nancy Valouch Pam Whitten John Wiley Linda Williams Jack Williamson Bill Wilson Tommy Winn Brenda Wyatt 75 Vicki Pence and Cherry Kay Griffith, alternate cheerleaders, promoted enthusiasm during the foot- ball and basketball games, and the wrestling matches. Our industrious cheerleaders, Carol Mc- Dade, Kathi Straw, Alary Alice Eurton, Diane Mead, Sara Culp and Lynda Hill, have spiritedly led the school body during the ’63-’64 sports season. Their hard summer and after-school practices earned them a first place at Summer Clinic, and an excellent rating at Winter Clinic. Certainly these girls arc one of the best groups of cheerleaders Norman High School has ever had. SARA CULP One For All, LYNDA HILI 76 MARY ALICE EURTON All For One To become an NHS cheerleader is not an easy task. All candidates make written applica- tions to the sponsors, who review their grades and Gingersnap attendance. Then the candi- dates must pass a written exam on all major sports. A panel of judges rates their individual and group cheerleading and pick the finalists. From these finalists, the Gingersnaps judge and elect their cheerleaders for the coming year. Cheryl Craig, Tiger mascot, stirred the Tiger Spirit of the entire student body at pep assemblies, games and matches. KATHI STRAW 77 Senior Gingersnaps were, First row: Vicki Pence, Linda Pratt, Judy Tiller, Cheryl Craig, Judy Miller, Laura Hal- lam, Brenda Traeder, and Cherry Kay Griffith. Second row: Karen Thomas, Becky Johnson, Susan Briggs, Nona Gordon, Karen Green, Marilyn Coates, Cheryl Gates, Maria Kay Gill, Ann Haddock, Suzy Mason, and Janet Bradley. Third row: Beverly Rodgers, Carol LcBlanc, Donann Toler, Carol Henderson, Laurie Steinmeyer, Madclon Nebcrgall, Jane Reeves, Marilyn Kennedy, Shay Burnett, and Sandra Busch. Fourth row: Carol Cater, Susan Brandt, Nancy Herrick, Lynn Harper, Dana Davis, Kathy Kuhlman, Guyanne Calame, Barbara Sellers, Janet Bloomer, and Joyce Waters. Fifth row: Beverly Adkins, Anne Pilling, Dolores Schanz, Lorna Guinn, Jcannic Dragoo, Virginia Bartlett, Jackie Myers, Mary Lou Orr, Barbara Henderson, and Lena Oliphant. Cheering Gingersnaj Founded in 1925, the Gingersnaps have bc-j conic one of the most important organizations at Norman High School. Its purpose is to pro- mote spirit and sportsmanship for Tiger foot- ball, basketball and wrestling teams. The Ginger- snaps, or Pep Club, have accomplished this by attending all home events. The organizatior 3I3 has provided stirring pep assemblies, tags and, banners; and has taken buses to out-of-tow ’’ games to encourage traveling Tiger teams. In addition to supporting interscholastic! sports events, the Gingersnaps have performed many service projects. They sponsored the tea, for parents at the annual fall open house. The coronation of the beautiful All-Sports Queen Planning the annual Norman High open house arc Principal B. Roy Daniel, Gingersnap President Brenda Traeder, and Vice-President Laura Hallam. 78 Senior Gingersnaps were, First row: Lynda Hill, Sara Culp, Diane Mead, Mary Alice Eurton, Carol MeDade, and Kathi Straw. Second row: Eileen Adair, Charlotte Southerland, Vera Beth Phillips, Diane Buckley, Linda Kinnebrew, Kav Giezentanner, Mary Harlow, and Paula Powers. Third row: Kay Taylor, Sandy Tcrhunc, Carol Taylor, Karen Boren, Elizabeth Bell, Kay Kimbcrling, Mary Sue Marty, and Judy Heavner. Fourth row: Pamela Winters, Shirley Womack, Carolyn Shefler, Jo Nell Price, Carolyn Ellis, Linda Fritch, Suzic Strategier, and Chcrric Clinkenbeard. Fifth row: Marilyn McCarley, Pamela Whitten, Judy Bandy, Margaret Langley, Shirley Brown, Sharon Neal, Sylvia Dumas, Janice Tadlock, and Vicki Loveless. iupport Tiger Teams was handled by the Gingersnaps. To honor all lettermen and Gingersnaps with excellent attend- ance records, a picnic and dance was held in the spring. The Gingersnaps again participated in the collection for the Oklahoma Medical Re- search Foundation. At the end of school, as a special privilege, all Gingersnaps in good stand- ing voted for their cheerleaders for the follow- ing year. The leadership of Pep Club President Brenda Traeder, Sponsors Miss Florence Pevehouse and Mrs. Sue Kendall, and new sponsors Miss Hope Wood and Mrs. Karen McGuckin was greatly appreciated by all the members and by the en- tire school. Taping a banner before the Duncan pep assembly arc Miss Florence Pevehouse and Mrs. Sue Kendall, sponsors; Judy Miller, Secretary-Treasurer; and Linda Pratt, Parliamentarian. 79 “Hi Hazel!” Introducing the Tulsa Hale cheerleaders arc Carol MeDade and Mary Alice Eurton. Norman High students Ricky Ernest, Roger Cooper, and Tommy Collins prepare for the Gingersnaps, Band, and Student Body victory march before the Tulsa Hale football game. G’Snaps Show Spirit Junior Gingersnaps were, First row. Priscilla Feuerborn, Sherry Hollingsworth, Patty Paul, Pat Griffith, Rheba Rus- sell, Julie Dixon, Anita Lester, Jane Meyer, Cindy Bowlby, and Mary Wilson. Second row: Jennifer Ragsdale, Sandy Yarbrough, Pam Oviatt, Lynn Daugherty, Sharon Pettit, Karol King, Linda Lutker, Ann Finney, Mary Ann Reed, Elisc Logan, Kathy Rankin, and Gail Stcinmeycr. Third row. Linda Southerland, Kathy McGhee, Mary Guest, Sue Sherif, Susan Easterling, Kerry McCrady, Shircc Hock- man, Cindy Harper, Jcannic Tullius, Mary Ann Whitney, Kathic Moore, Nancy Blair, and Jacky Brooks. Fourth row. Marilyn Collins, Lawaync Houck, Paula Schadcr, Suzanne Johnson, Barbara Diane Johnston, Beth Corley, Margart LaFon, Patty Hill, Cathy Holman, Pat Jones, and Margaret Mabc. 80 Junior Gingcrsnaps were. First row: Karen Coley, Rena Ralls, Linda Gray, Glenda Graves, Phyllis Garner, Linda Greb, Sandy Schadcr, Lynn Moore, Sandy Wilson, and Linda Sanders. Second row: Pat Hatcher, Gay Clark, Jennifer Reynolds, Kathy McCray, Chris Hill, Barbara Morgan, Veronia Farabcc, Mary Martha Miles, Janice Neal, and Vicki Raymond. Third row: Karen Bramlctt, Linda Gunning, Llaine Pickcl, Billie Rogers, Jean Coch- rane, Donna Williams, Carolyn Newman, Pat Bell, Annette Smith, and Linda Dumas. Fourth row: Linda Richey, Joyce Anderson, Jan Hopkins, Deanna Blancctr, Kathy Birch, Mary June Bumgarner, Joyce Alexander, Linda Brewster, and Patricia Shirley. The new Gingersnap sponsors. Miss Hope Wood and Mrs. Karen McGuckin, assist Marilyn Martin,- Historian; Joyce Goldfield, Snapper-Upper; and Judy Tiller, Attendance Secretary. 81 The crowd goes wild as the Tigers score against the Duncan Demons. “Get off his back,” Ellen Langston shouts, as Laura Hill yells encouragement at our first wrestling match. “Hmm, room for one more,” Pat Griffith muses while por- traying a 1900's Norman High cheerleader at the Duncan Pep Assembly. Junior Gingersnaps were, First row: Ellen Langston, Jackie Webster, Laura Hill, Joy Smotherman, Carolyn Clark, Susan Hallam, Linda Moss, Jan Herron, Jane Ash, and Billie Landers. Second row: Kay Ward, Marilyn Martin, Steph- anie Warren, Gloria Kerby, Nancy Braught, JoAnn Walko, Pruda Shank, Vivian Bell, Brenda Houck, and Joyce Gold- field. Third row: Judy Martin, Carolyn Hughes, Judy Long, Connie Collins, Judy Hawk, Linda Roskc, Linda Stafford, Shirley Tuma, and Martha Reynolds. Fourth row: Susan Donnell, Cheryl Marlcr, Helen Knapplc, Marilyn Reynolds, Delores Hancock, Jennifer Eubank, Carolyn Kessler, Gcorgianna Hamilton, and Cindi Mote. 82 Sophomore Gingersnaps were. First row: Margaret Council, Sandy Renegar, Lynda McGee, Janice Estep, Cindy Water- bur)', Carol Ann Carson, Alice Rcisingcr, Jane Lockett, Pam Read, and Jean Holcomb. Second row: Laura O’Con- nell, Barbara Orth, Ronna Riddle, Judy Panncll, Marsha Whitten, Mary Olive Anderson, Sheri Sue Sain, Judy Freeland, Jayne Price, and Marec Higgins. Third row: Sandra MacKillican, Donna Long, Linda Rice, Barbara Wendcr, Francic Reeves. Jill Amspachcr, Darlene Ernest, Karen Jennings, Judy Henderson, and Pat McKnight. Fourth row: Kav Darling, Janie Dowd, Rita Jackson, Ann Adams, Ann Alley, Linda Houck. Glenda Houck, Mary Lewis, Faye Grayson, and Linda Cowan. Rallies Boost Morale Led by Cheryl Craig, Kathi Straw, and Sara Culp, the student body cheers before the Stillwater Pioneer burning in effigy. A contemplative Tiger, Cheryl Craig with Lynn Moore in the background views a Norman wrestling match. 83 A familiar sight was Joyce Goldfield putting up and raking down banners on game days. Nancy Blair and Shirley Tuma assist her in taping one be- fore the Ardmore basketball pep assembly. Unidentified hands grab boosters before the Ardmore pep assembly. Sophomore Gingcrsnaps were. First row. Rose Mary Thomas. Mary Ann Fulte, Shirley Dcain, Linda Nichols, Toni Cimino, Suzanne McF.lrath, Donna Clark, Taysha Taylor, Sally Fitt. and Cathy Busch. Second row: Becky Fierce, Toni Frcdorickson, Kathy Tapkcn, Robin Tapkcn, Teresa ['off, Margaret Mason, fJobbic Wright, Gail Gif- fert, Linda Lee Smalley, Georgia Farrish, Cindy Tracdcr, and Fat Ilogc. Third row: Fatricia Jansing, Jane Ann Fritch, Dcvcn Mummery, Linda Jackson, Ann Storm. Marilyn Dracc, Sally Shaubcrgcr, Ann Cosgrove, Jan ran Schuyver, Leslie Bigham, and Connie Nutt. Fourth row: Donna Ballard, Sherry Knight, Carol Ann Hickman, Nancy Harmon, Jackie Brandncr, Carol Wages, Mary Wade, Sharon Harman, Glenda Gcsin, Sue Davis, Geri Vanda- veer, Linda Wilson, and Judy Turner. 84 Sophomore Gingersnaps arc: First raw: Priscilla Lalickcr, Liz Blair, D’Anne Mount, Susan Sovick, Alice Rinehart, Mallory Robertson, Kay Snodgrass, Kathy Monscrud, Elaine Fcaver, Kathy Jackman, Annette Anderson, and Mary Jane Bcvillc. Second row: Candy Fischer, Linda Clement, Lynda Pruett, Donna Reed, Sharon Roley, Diane Vaught, Wanda Reedy, Kay Eddington, Sharon Smart, Kay Wilmcth, Edith Mix and Dianne Adams. Third row: Jane Warren, Glenda Buckminster, Debby Reid, Karen Mauldin, Kathy McCrady, Judy Motscnbocker, Pam Faubion, Ann Richards, Cindy Wilson, Carolyn Long, Carol Drcssel, and Mary Christian. Fourth row: Janice Lovingood, Jinny Dingman, Sherri Lamirand, Susan Lut- trcll, Barbara Akmal, Kathy Tcrhunc, Nancy McPherson, Nina Bettis, Mary Drocschcr, Jean Stolhand, Patsy Mc- Hughes, Pat Farris, and Linda Childress. Sophomores Add Enthusiasm It’s Lynda the Flying Squirrel and Sarawinklc! Raising the Tiger spirit at the Lawton Pep Assembly are cheerleaders Lynda Hill and Sara Culp. Before the kickoff the Gingersnaps surround the field to urge the Tigers on to victory. 85 Officers of the 1964 “N” Club were David Bchrman, Secretary- Treasurer; Quentin Remy, Vice-President; Coach Bert Corr and Coach Wray Littlejohn, sponsors; and Jim Wells, President. “Bow to the Fast three times ...” President Jim Wells pre- scribes Larry HarraFs torture for initiation, as other “N” Club members watch. N” Club Serves NHS All lettermen who arc able to withstand the strenuous initiation arc eligible for membership in the Norman High “N” Club. This year, the “N” Club lias been an extremely active organi- zation. During the summer, the club held a car wash and a bake sale. The colorful orange and black trash cans around the buildings were painted by this organization. In October the “N” Club sponsored the exciting bonfire for the Stillwater game. The annual Christmas tree decorating was performed by the “N” Club members. In addition to selling the Tiger de- cals for cars, the lettermen also sold basketball programs at the home games. But, naturally, the organization is not all hard work. The members elected and crowned their beautiful All-Sports Queen, Jane Meyer, and sponsored a dance for the student body. The guidance of sponsors, Coach Wray Little- john and Coach Bert Corr, and the leadership exhibited by President Jim Wells has been high- ly productive in service to Norman High School. Senior “N” Club members were. First row: Sandy McGee, James Ward, Gary Williams, Johnny Thompson, Don Kerby, F.arl Butts, Richard McWilliams, and Bud Mc- Daniel. Second row: Chuck Bell, Bob Sneed, Dean Craven, Bill Cook, Bob Clark, Rick Kersey, Dick Clark, Brent Harris, John Martin, John Finney, and Larry Berglan. Third row: David Bchrman, Richard Hart, Doanc Harri- son, Roy Dudark, Quentin Remy, Jim Wells, Don Allen, Larry Harral, Bill Reese, and Forrest Barker. 86 Track lcttcrmcn and hopefuls. First row: Bill Weimer, Rick Olncy, Don EofT, Don Farris, and Forrest Baker. Second row: Giarlcs Stilwcll, Herman Barela, Dick Talley, Rocki Landers, and Robert Smith cheer at a home basketball game. “Don’t plug it in, I’ve got my finger stuck in the socket!” says Quentin Remy enlightingly while decorating the “N” Club Christmas tree. Lettermen Decorate Tree Junior and Sophomore “N” Club members were, First row: Lain Adkins, VVicky Burrow, Brent Livingston, Herman Barela, Dick Talley, Allen Fryday, Tom White, and Bob Prickctt. Second row: Rick Olncy, Tom Kahan, Bobo Angclino, Pete Vaughan, Ralph Houck, Bill Tankcrsley, Fred Christian, Braden Cross, and James Hemphill. Third row: Bill I lethcrington, Louis Burnett, Robert Powell, Bill Hickman, Zill Coleman, Hugh Sellers, and Larry Rowlett. 87 “Head ’em up! Move ’em out!” FFA members and Mr. Herb Mackey join forces to move a cow into a stall. Their motto, “Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve,” states the aim of the Future Fanners of America. Mr. Herb Mackey has sponsored the Nor- man FFA Chapter since 1948. Each boy uses the experience he receives by giving community service and working in the Farm Shop on his project. If they wish, the boys can enter their proj- ects in the County Fair and the Oklahoma State Fair. Each boy must enter the local livestock show in March. Some activities for this year were a three- day camping trip, a visit to Oklahoma City Stockyards and Wilson’s Meat Packing Plant, election of the FFA Queen Becky Berry, the Candy Sale for the Local Livestock Show, and the Spring Banquet. FFA Train FFA members were, First row: Dec Masters, Phil Decs, David Mciscr, John Potts, Don Mackey, and Dale Russell. Second row: Billy Cowan, Donnie Autry, Glen Heitz, Mike Elliot, Burl Autry, and Tommy Fry. Third row: Larry Henderson, Bob Peters, James Moore, Jerry Medford, Billy Paul, Arlcy Anderson, and Billy Hill. Fourth row: Wayne Johnson, Lee Daws, Freddie Bruesch, Clarence Gibson, Jerry West, Jim Bifflc, and Robert Williams. 88 First row: Tommy Ray Winn, Rick McLin, Mickey Haines, Billy Tucker, Dale Horton, and James Horton. Second row: Danny Springs, Floyd McCracken, Phil Pence, Don Sullivan, Roy Hatfield, and Jerry Tucker. Third row: Gene Miller, David Vaughn, Darrell Blackburn, Jerry Meiscr, Earl Rolcy, and Max Byars. Fourth row: Phil Mor- gan, Dennis Stephens, Jerry Wright, Ronald White, Van Byars, and Van Giffert. For Service Officers of FFA were: John Potts, Billy Tucker, David Meiscr, Ted LaMar, Mickey Haynes, Dale Horton, and Phil Dees. 89 FTA Holds Convention Jonathan Thayer, President, Ann Finney, Secretary; Pan� Whitten, Treasurer; Mary Ann Reed, Vice-President; and Jennifer Ragsdale, Historian; arc installed as V 3-’64 FTA officers. Acquainting aspiring students with the re- quirements, benefits, and responsibilities of a teacher in today’s world was the goal of the Future Teachers of America. This year, led by president Jon Thayer and sponsor Mrs. Mary Gatchcl, the Garrison Chapter boasted fifty-five members. In October, Norman High was the host school for the annual FTA Fall Leadership Con- vention. All members participated in this en- deavor. In November, the presidents of the Oklahoma Education Association and the Class- room Teachers Association spoke to the group about their respective organizations. To gain practical experience in teaching and to aid Nor- man High pupils needing help in their studies, the club set up a Students’ Assistance Program. Various speakers in the spring included Dr. Lloyd Williams, suggesting teachers’ role in the world today; Miss Sylvia Pittman, outlining teachers’ certificate requirements; and Mrs. Vir- ginia Bell and Mrs. Amalia Fast, discussing Eu- ropean education. To gain new pointers in leadership, the ’64 officers, officers-clect, and interested members attended the weekend Spring Convention at OSU. Celebrating a year of hard work, the FTA members held their annual May party. Mrs. Mary Gatchcl, sponsor, successfully guided the Future Teachers of America. Preparing the welcome banner for students attending the FTA Fall Lead- ership Convention arc Garrison Chapter members Sandy Yarbrough, Marilyn McCarlcy, Jennifer Ragsdale, Betsy Siegel and Mrs. Mary Gatchcl. 90 Registering FTA members at the FT A Leadership Convention held at Norman High arc Norman members, Vera Beth Phillips and Pruda Shank. Presenting his ideas on the role of a teacher in today's world is Dr. Lloyd Williams of the University of Oklahoma. Future Teachers Tutor FTA members were, First row: Charlotte Southerland, Helen Thayer, Alary Ann Reed, Pam Whitten, Ann Fin- ney, Shirley Tuma, and Vera Beth Phillips. Second row: Linda Moss, Kathy Rankin, Betsy Siegel, Jane Reeves, Laurie Steinmeyer, .Margaret LaFon, and .Mark Hinshaw. Third row: Donna Williams, Julie Dixon, Pruda Shank, Nancy Braught, Karen Boren, Kathleen Kirchling, Marilyn AlcCarlcy, and Judy Bandy. 91 Norman High School pole vaultcr Don Allen is up and over to lead the Tiger track team to victory. Tigers Work Hard WhiL Norman High School football coaches arc (counter-clockwise) head coach Gene Corrotto; assistant coach Bert Corr; line coach Homer Simmons; assistant coach Dale Ernst; and backficld coach Wray Littlejohn. Faced from the beginning of the season with the realization that they could not go to State because of probationary actions, the Nor- man football team played every game with the determination and skill that is the mark of a Tiger. In our memories of the 1963-64 football season certain high and low points stand out. We will never forget our near victory over top ranked Lawton. They came from behind in the last minutes and beat us 13-8. The week after our shocking upset at Ardmore, we rose above expectations and trounced state-final bound Tulsa Hale, 34-6, in our last game of the sea- son. Having more than our share of injuries throughout the season, we ended up with a 5-4-1 record. Four Norman Tigers were named to the Boomer Conference All Star first team. Quentin Rcmy, halfback, and Randy Glasscock, guard, were named to the offensive team and Gordon Will, linebacker, and Bud McDaniel, tackle, were named to the defensive team. Fourteen other Tigers were given honorable mention. 94 Looking quite out of place is manager Earl Butts with the team huddled behind him. Winning Five Games Eating a much deserved meal after the game with Del City arc Larry Bcrglan, David Behrman and Quentin Remy along with the other team members. Marvin Daniels goes after a pass interception in the Putnam City game with help from Bud McDaniel. Running in place was part of the program for Norman tice preparing for the season. Leading the Tigers arc Quen- High’s football squad as they went through summer prac- tin Remy, Ken Danner, Gordon Will and Larry Bcrglan. 95 Coach Gene Corrotto and Tri-Captain Ken Danner discuss the course of the Lawton game. ’63 Scores Norman 0 . . . 16 Norman 7 . . . . . . . Putnam City 6 Norman 37 . . . Duncan 21 Norman 36 . . . Del City 8 Norman 8 . . . Stillwater 17 Norman 8 . . . . . . . Capitol Hill 8 Norman 8 . . . 13 Norman 35 . . . Chickasha 6 Norman 6 .. . Ardmore 7 Norman 34 . . . . . . . Tulsa Hale 6 Tigers Meet Tough Challenges 96 Larry Berglan bursts through the Putnam City line, pulling most of it with him. The Tiger football team for 1963 was. First roiv: Don Kccster, John Jernigan, John Thompson, Ron Morris, Carl Smith, Don Allen, Lewis Burnett, Tom Kalian, Bobo Angc- lino. Lain Adkins, Jackie Mill, Gordon Will, and Randy Glasscock. Second rov): Coach Gene Corrotto, Terry Patty, James Moore, Gary Williams, Bud McDaniel, Ken Danner, Phil Jennings, Bob Holleyman, Larry Bcrglan, Quentin Remy, Allen Fryday, Jim McF.lrath, Glenn Miller, Jim Busby, and Earl Butts, manager. Third row; Coach Wray Littlejohn, Robert Powell, Robbie I lam, Roger Haferkamp, Dick Porter, Bob Clark, Larry Birden, David Bchrman, Joe Logan, David Williams, Dick Clark, Don Carpenter, Sandy Buck, Kenny Grubaugh, Barton John- son, Forrest Barker, Bill Herherington, Zill Coleman, Dusty Dudley, Hugh Sellers, Marvin Daniels, Bob Smith, Coach Homer Simmons, and Bill Hickman, manager. The rough and tumble world of football is shown here by the close-up action of the Tigers against Tulsa Hale. Rushing in to join in the pile up is number 63, Randy Glasscock. 97 Running around right end is Quentin Remy in the last game of the season against Tulsa Hale. Bob Prickctt, number 74, and Bob Clark, number 81, arc leading the way. Tigers Ranked Sixth in Class AA 98 Closing in on the Ada backficld arc seemingly the entire Tiger team but realistically only Lain Adkins, David Bchrman, Randy Glasscock, Gordon Will, and Larry Bcrglan. Three against one. With the odds favoring them, Rick Kersey, Boh Clark, and Bill Tankcrslcy all try for the rebound. Number 32, Bill Cook, watches to see if his help will be needed. Senior forward Sandy .McGee trys for two, while Rick Kersey waits for the rebound, if need be. Tiger Cagers Give Pride to Norman Coach Chet Bryan’s cagers closed out an- other successful season with a 20-4 record, wind- ing up with a 37-34 loss to Midwest Citv in the semi-finals of the State Class AA Basketball Tourney. The Tigers forged their shiny record with only one returning starter from the 1963 champion squad. All the teams that defeated the Tigers won berths in the state tournament. Rick Kersey, 6'-7 senior center and the Tiger scoring chief for three years, finished with the lead in every department of final statistics. Scoring 1153 points in his entire career, he broke a school record. He was voted Boomer Confer- ence Player of the Year, and also was awarded All-State honors. Junior Bill Tankcrsley was the only other Tiger on the Boomer Conference All-Star first team, but senior Sandy McGee was chosen on the second team. 99 Junior Don Wilcox sinks in another two points while Bill Tankcrslcy and Bill Cook prepare for a rebound. In spite of interference from a Chickasha eager, 6'7' Rick Kersey goes for a jump shot. 64 Scores Don Kerby works at one of the many tasks that comes with being basketball manager. Norman 35 Norman 50 Norman 70 Norman 50 Norman 70 Norman 43 Norman 40 Norman 49 Norman 67 Norman 64 Norman 48 Norman 67 Norman 58 Norman 71 Norman 65 Norman 40 Norman 21 Norman 40 Norman 62 Norman 44 Norman 40 Norman 47 Norman 37 Norman 37 . . Shawnee 44 . . . Clinton 64 , Putnam City 66 . iMcGuinncss 33 , . Douglass 63 , . Ardmore 18 . . Chickasha 37 , . . El Reno 35 . Duncan 55 . . . . Ada 52 , . Ardmore 34 . . Clinton 64 . . . Lawton 30 . . El Reno 57 . . . . Ada 55 . . Duncan 38 Midwest City 26 . . Shawnee 32 , . . Lawton 51 Midwest City 40 . . Chickasha 35 . . Henryetta 31 , . Stillwater 35 Midwest City 34 100 Surrounding Coach Chet Bryan, the 1964 basketball team members are: Manager Don Kerby, Bill Tankersley, Jay Ward, Bill Cook, Bob Clark, Rick Kersey, Don Wilcox, Sandy iMcGec, Dick Clark, Cal I lawkins, Steve Ayers, and John Finney. Not pictured arc Brent Harris and Mar- vin Daniels. Coach Chet Bryan talks with the coach of Duncan High, Dick Dozier. The “B” Team Tigers arc watching for the re- bound in one of their many wins this year. All-Conference Selection, Junior Bill Tank- crslcy breaks through close guarding and trys for a lay-up. 101 4 f Bill Tankcrslcy is trying his best to learn to dunk the ball one way or the other, with help from Marvin Daniels and Rick Kersey. NHS Wins Basketball Sportsmanship Trophy A familiar sight for three years, senior Rick Kersey trys for control of the tip-off to begin a game. 102 The 1964 Baseball team was, First row: Larry Anderson, Rob Smitson, John Powell, Albert Barclla, Alike Johnston, and Harold Spake. Second row: Air. Jim Park, Terry Patty, Larry Odom, Billy Hill, David Gleason, Larry Berry, Robert Gilmore, Wayne Johnson, Harold Smith, and Glen Miller. Third row: l‘dward Charley, Steve Ayers, Dclmar Dean, Johnny Thompson, Fred Christian, Danny Hill, Greg Akard, Stan Melton, and Doug Williams. Baseball Team Bats Through Season Since only a few starters graduated, the Norman High baseball team had high hopes for the 1964 season. After having their first four games canceled because of bad weather, the Tigers trounced Putnam City 8-0 in their opener. Delmar Dean pitched this two-hit game. Coach Jim Park’s third year at the helm of the team was highlighted by much spirit and enthusiasm. A fine pitching staff, led by Delmar Dean, Greg Akard, Glen Miller, and sophomore Steve Ayers, promised to guide the Tigers on the road to many victories. The majority of the team was made up of juniors and sophomores, so things look bright for next year. Junior Fred Christian, Tiger first baseman, shows his ability at the plate. The Tiger baseball team rests between innings of their first home double-header with Anadarko. 103 Norman High’s first State Wrestling Champion is 156 pounder Bud McDaniel. NHS Wrestling The 1964 Wrestling team has given Nor- man High students another reason to be proud of our school. Led by Coach Bert Corr, the team won nine out of ten dual meets, and went on to win two trophys, 31 medals, and one state championship. The team had three fourth place winners at the State Tournament which were Sophomore Bobby Waters has a head lock on a fellow 106 pound grappler. 104 Dickey Dilks, 136 pound Tiger Captain, tries for a five point pin on a U. S. Grant wrestler. Becomes State Power Jim Lack, Dickey Dilks, and Tom White. Nor- man High also crowned its first State Champion, Bud McDaniel, at 156 pounds. The high point wrestler of the year was Captain Dickey Dilks. Although some outstanding Senior grapplers arc graduating, many Juniors and Sophomores are well prepared to take over the leading ranks and promise to produce an excellent 1965 team. Tom White, a fourth place winner at State, appears to be deciding what to do next. Mounting up on riding time is 147 pound Clarence Powell, as he keeps control of his opponent. The 1964 wrestling team was, First row: Bob Waters, David Abercrombie, David Garriott, Jim Lack, Dickey Dilks, Tom White, Clarence Powell, Bud McDaniel, Zill Coleman, and Bob Prickett. Second row. Ricky Ernest, David Over- street, Danny Rinehart, Gary Miller, Doanc Harrison, Jim- my Fritch, Bill Barnes, Ralph Stevenson, Jon York, and Pat Sells. Third row: Manager Braden Cross, Carl Collins, Ken Wright, Bob Harmon, Charles Klotz, Ronnie Davis, Carl Haynes, David James, and Coach Bert Corr. Not pic- tured arc John Martin, Raymond White, Freddie Brucsch, Dana Donaldson, Jimmy Jordon, and Richard McWilliams. 105 Jim Wells, Johnny Campbell, and Quentin Remy rest between events at the indoor track meet held at O. U.’s Owen Stadium. ’64 Track-Terrific A new spirit and enthusiasm has followed the Norman thinclads on their journey through the 1964 season. The Tiger trackmen, coached by Bob Williams, proudly represented Norman at meets all over the state and one at Fort Worth where almost all the teams in the Southwest participated. The third annual Norman Invi- tational had the longest list of entrants ever, 38 in all. Also, the track team participated in many dual and triangular meets. With much speed and skill going for them, the Tigers were a defi- nite threat for top State honors. Junior high-jumper Don Farris proves that every thing that goes up must come down. Quentin Remy receives one of the many ribbons he has earned this year by run- ning his specialty, the hurdles. The 1964 Track team was. First row. Paul Blevins, Brent Livingston, Wicky Burrow, Jim Wells, Pete Vaughn, Butch Milan, Bobo Angeli no, Vic Miller, Milton Strain, Jim Mc- Elrath, and Dick Talley. Second row: Tommy Anslcy, Herman Barela, Quentin Remy, Forrest Barker, Bill Weim- cr, Don Allen, William Wiles, Jack Taylor, Roy Harkey, Charles Stillwell, Don Whittican, Phil F.lmorc, Larry Oden- ger, and Coach Bob Williams. Third row. Keith Finch, Don Kccstcr, Mike Gatewood, David Williams, Don F.off, Nick Caddcll, Bob Kerr, Phil Kennon, Wayne Feuerbom, Don Whitican, Jim Sutton, Jim Sandefer, Bill Reese, Jim Busby, Ronnie Bagby, Bob Sneed, and Johnny Campbell. 106 Spring Sports Gain Support The Norman Tiger golf “A” team was Quick Bell, David Waters, Ronnie Morris, and Dean Craven. The 1964 girls’ tennis team placed second in the Boomer Conference. They were, First row: Jan Hopkins, Judy Pier- son, and Cherry Kay Griffith. Second row: Patti Hill, Diane Mead, Marion McKenzie, Susan Donnell, and Mary Ann Reed. Not pictured arc Cindy Bowlby and Joan Pierson. The boys’ tennis team was coached by Gene Corrotto and Bray, Mike Avery, David Carrier, Bill Stewart, and Bill consisted of, First row: Richard Hart, Mike Harmon, Butch Wilson. Bucher, Jim Spillcr, and Joe Thayer. Second row: Gene 107 Bill Cook, Senior Class President, per- forms one of his regular duties, present- ing the flag in assembly. I lelping with these responsibilities of leadership was Linda Carole Williams, vice-president. On Bill Cook, president, rested the responsibilities of the Senior Class. You, the Senior Class of 1964, arc at the end of a very important part of your lives, but in reality it is only the beginning. You are leaving behind you the Senior Class Play, the senior as- semblies, the organizations you participated in, the offices and honors you have held throughout the year, the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom, and the exciting Graduation Exercises. You arc taking with you cherished memories of these events and ac- complishments to help you in your new beginning. Leading you in the beginning of your years at NHS and leading you in your ending year was your President, Bill Cook. Holding the two of- fices under Bill were Linda Carole Williams, vice- president, and Maria Kay Gill, secretary-treasurer. They were very capable officers, performing their duties well. They set a fine standard for the Senior Class officers of the future. Working with the Senior Class Officers were sponsors: Mrs. Viola Smith, Mr. Hcrshcll R. Morris, Mrs. Nadine Wicst, Mr. Starlin Powell, and Miss Nadine Runyan. The Secretary-Treasurer, Maria Kay Gill, helping with her share of responsi- bilities, too. 110 Senior Class Officers Provide Leadership MELBA ABSHIRE: Dist. Ed. ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62; Triple Trio ’62; Mixed Chorus ’63. EILEEN ADAIR: FHA ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64. SHARY ADAMS: FHA ’62; FT A ’63; GRA ’62, ’63; Student Coun- cil ’62; Spanish Club ’64. BEVERLY ADKINS: MHC ’62, ’63, ’64; FTA ’62, ’63, ’64; La Parisicnnc ’62, ’63, ’64; Library Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Spanish Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Ginger-snaps '62, ’63, '64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, '64; Mixed Chorus ’63, '64; All-School Musical ’62, ’63, ’64. WILLIAM G. AKARD: Baseball ’62, ’63, ’64; ‘N’ Club ’63, ’64; All- School Musical ’64; Speech ’63, ’64. MIM AKMAL ROBERT WILLIAM ALLEN: Other schools: Wrestling ’62; Band ’62. DAVID ALLIN: German Club ’64; Trail Staff ’63; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; National Honor Society ’63, ’64. ANDY ANDERSON: Stage Crew ’64; All-School Musical ’64; Speech Play ’64; Speech ’62, ’63, ’64. JOHN ASHMORE: German Club ’64. DON AUSTIN: Dist. Ed. ’63, ’64. JOYCE BAILEY: Gingersnaps ’62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64. DENNIS BALCH: Football '63, ’64; Merit Scholarship Commended Group ’64; Tiger Talcs Staff ’63. JUDY BANDY: FTA ‘64; La Parisicnnc ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; National Honor Society ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; Speech ’62. FORREST BARKER: Football ’64; Track ’64; ‘N’ Club ’64; Merit Scholarship Finalist ’64; National Honor Society ’63; State Honor Society ’62, ’63. DORTHY BARNETT: Gingersnaps ’63; Girls’ Glee Club’62,’63,’64. VIRGINIA BARTLETT: La Parisicnnc 62, '63; Library Club ’62, ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Senior Play ’64; Speech ’63, ’64. LYNDA BEARDSLEE: Dist. Ed. Pari. ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63; Dist. Ed. Att. ’64. Ill Seniors, From Whom A DAVID BEHRMAN: Football '62, ’63, ’64; Track ’62, ’63; ‘N’ Club ’63, Sccy.-Treas. ’64; Boys’ Sratc ’64; National Honor So- ciety ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64. MARY ANN BELDEN: Dist. Ed. ’64; Student Council Alt. ’62; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63; Mixed Chorus ’63. CHUCK BELL: Golf ’63, ’64; ‘N’ Club ’63, ’64. ELIZABETH BELL: Ducklings ’62, ’63, ’64; MHC ’62, Secy. ’63, Pres. ’64; Latin Club ’62, ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, .’63, ’64; All-School Musical ’63, ’64; BPYV Scholarship Winner ’64. JOHNNIE SUE BENDER: Girls’ Glee Club ’63. LARRY BERGLAN: Basketball ’62; Football ’62, ’63, ’64; Ugliest Boy ’62; N’ Club ’63, ’64. BECKY BERRY: La Parisienne ’62, ’63, ’64; Student Council ’62, ’63, Vicc-Prcs. ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Sratc ’63; FFA Queen ’64, Atr. ’63; Who’s Who ’64; Speech ’64. RICHARD BETTES: National Honor Society ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64. JIM BIFFLE: FFA ’62, ’63, ’64. CHARLES BILBO: Latin Club ’63, ’64; National Honor Society ’63, '64; State I lonor Society ’62, ’63, ’64. JAN BIRMINGHAM: FHA ’64; MHC ’62; Spanish Club ’64; Gin- gersnaps ’62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63. DARRELL BLACKBURN: Wrestling ’62; FFA ’64. JANET BLOOMER: Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; FFA Att. ’63. RICHARD BOOKER: La Parisienne ’63, ’64; Trail Staff ’62, ’63, ’64, Head Photographer ’64. GLADYS BOOKOUT: MHC ’62, ’63, ’64. KAREN BOREN: FHA ’62; FTA ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Library Club ’64; Band Executive Secy. ’62, ’63, ’64; Speech ’64; National Honor Society ’64; State Honor Society ’62. ANTHONY BOWERS: Tiger Talcs Staff ’62. JANET BRADLEY: La Parisienne ’62; Spanish Club ’63; Ginger- snaps ’62, ’63, ’64. 112 New Story Commences SUSAN BRANDT: FTA ’63, '64; Latin Club ’63, ’64; Science Club ’62, '63; Gingersnaps ’63, ’64; German Club '64; National Honor So- ciety ’64; State I lonor Society '63, ’64; DAR Award ’64; .Merit Schol- arship Commended Group ‘64. JUNK BRAY: Dist. I'd. ’63; FHA ’62; Library Club ’65; Student Council '62; Gingersnaps '62; Mixed Chorus ’62; Girls’ Glee Club 62, '63. ’64. RICHARD BREDBKNNK.R: Swimming ’62, ’63, ’64; Math Club ’63, ’64; Science Club ’62, ’63, '64. SUSAN BRIGGS: Gingersnaps '64; Girls’ Glee Club ’64. Other schools: SjKech Play ’63; MHC ’63; Interscholastic League Play ’63; RHS Playhouse ’63. PERRY BROWN: Wrestling ’63; FFA ’62, ’63, ’64. SHIRLEY BROWN: FHA '63, ‘64; La Parisicnnc ’62, ’63; Ginger- snaps ’62, ’63, '64. BETTY BRUEMMER: Tennis '62. CYNTHIA BUCHANAN: Other schools: Student Council ’62; Gingersnaps ’62; Chorus ’62; Speech ’63. ED BUCHER: Tennis '64; Track ’64; FJA '62, ’63, '64; Tiger Talcs Staff ’63, '64. DIANNE BUCKLEY: La Parisicnnc ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. MIKE BURKS SHAY BURNETT: La Parisicnnc ’62; Spanish Club ’63; Ginger- snaps '62, '63, '64; All-Sports Att. ’64. SANDRA BUSCH: Student Council '62, ’64; Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Alt. Tiger Mascot ’64. EARL BUTTS: Football Manager ’63; ‘N’ Club ’62, ’63, ’64. THERESA GUYANNE CALAME: Ducklings '63; FHA Secy. ’64; MHC ’62; Student Council ’63; Spanish Club ’63; Gingersnaps '62, ’63, ’64; All-School Queen Honor Attendant ’62, ’64; All-Sports Queen Att. '63. 113 RUTH IE CALLISON: GRA ’64; National Honor Society ’63. BARBARA CARSON CAROL CATER: FHA ’64; Gingersnaps ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’63. Senior Year Brings JIMMY CAVANAUGH: Football ’62. JOANNECHAMPEAU JUDIE CHILDRESS: Latin Club ’63; Science Club ’63; Ginger- snaps ’62, ’63; Stage Crew ’63, ’64; All-School Musical ’63, ’64; Senior Play '64; Speech '64; Speech Play ’64. PAUL CHURCH BOB CLARK: Basketball ’62, ’63, ’64; Football ’62, ’63, ’64; Track ’62. 63, ’64; ‘N’ Club ’63, ’64. RICHARD CLARK: Basketball ’62, ’63 ’64; Football ’62, ’63, ’64; Track ’62, ’63, ’64. JIM CLEVELAND LINDA CLEVELAND CHERRIE CLINKENBEARD: Latin Club ’65, Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. CAROLYN COATES: Gingersnaps ’62, ’63; FFA Att. ’64. MARILYN COATES: FHA ’64; Student Council ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. JUDY COLES: FJA ’64; Tiger Talcs Staff ’63; Trail Staff ’64, Busi- ness Manager ’64. THOMAS COLLINS: Latin Club ’64; Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Speech ’64. TOMMI COLLINS: Latin Club ’63; Paint Daubers ’62, ’63; Sccy.- Treas. Paine Daubers ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. JIM COLWELL BILL COOK: Baseball ’62. ’63; Basketball ’62, ’63, ’64; ‘N’ Club ’63, ’64; Boys’ Glee Club ’63, ’64; Band ’62; Junior Rotarian ’64; Who’s Who ’62; Lions Club Student of the Month ’64; Soroptimist Citizen Award ’64; Merit Scholarship Finalist ’64; National Honor Society '62, ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; Sophomore Class Pres. ’62; Senior Class Pres. ’64; Alt. Sir Alexander Fleming Scholar ’63. ROGER COOPER: Dist. Ed. ’64. JAMES CONSTANTIN 114 Time of Fulfillment PATTY CORKINS: Girls’ Glee Club ’62; Library Club ’62. GARY CORROTTO: Basketball ’62; Track '62, ’63; Student Coun- cil ’62; Spanish Club ’62, ’63; ‘N’ Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’64; All-School Musical ’62, ’63, ’64; Senior Play ’64; Speech ’64. CATHEY COWAN: Dist. Ed. ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63. CHARLENE COX: Dist. Ed. ’64; Gingersnaps ’63. CHERYL CRAIG: Spanish Club ’63; Gingersnaps ’63, ’64; Tiger Mascot ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’64; All-School Queen ’64, Att. ’63; FFA Honor Att. ’64; All-School Musical ’63, ’64. DEAN CRAVEN: Golf ’62, ’63, ’64; ‘N’ Club ’63, ’64. JAYNI CROW: FHA ’62, ’63; FT A ’63; Junior Play ’63. Other schools: Cheerleader ’62; Yearbook Queen ’62; Soph. Play ’62. SARA CULP: Student Council ’62; Spanish Club Secy. ’62, Pres. ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Cheerleader ’64; All-School Att. ’64; Trail ’63, '64, School Life Ed. ’63, Sports Ed. ’64; Jr. Class Vicc-Prcs. ’63; BPW ’64. JIMMIE DAILY MARVIN DANIELS: ‘N’ Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Basketball ’62, ’63, ’64; Football ’62, ’63, ’64. KEN DANNER: Football ’62, ’63, ’64; Who’s Who ’62. WANDA DA VAULT: Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64. DANA DAVIS: FHA ’62; Library Club ’63; Student Council ’63, ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; All-Sports Att. ’64. MICKEY DAVIS DELMAR DEAN: Baseball ’62, ’63, ’64. WILLIAM DIEPENBROOK: Other schools: Baseball ’63. JEANIE DRAGOO: Library Club ’62; Spanish Club ’63, ’64; Ginger- snaps ’62, ’63, ’64. CANDY DRILLING: Spanish Club ’62; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63. 115 Ambitions Are Completed JOE WILLIAM DRILLING WILLIAM ROY DUD ARK: Baseball ’64; ‘N’ Club ’64. LINDA MAE DUDLEY SYLVIA DUMAS: Spanish Club ’63, ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Stage Crew ’64; Senior Play ’64. WILLIAM JOHN DUNCAN DONALD GENE ELLEDGE: Baseball ’63. RONALD LEE ELLEDGE CAROLYN KAYE ELLIS: Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. NANCY ELWELL RICK ERNEST: Wrestling ’62, ’63, ’64. BARBARA KAY ESTRIDGE MARY ALICE EURTON: Student Council ’62, ’63. Social Commit- tee Chairman ’63; Spanish Club ’63; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Parlia- mentarian ’63; Cheerleader ’64; Friendliest Junior Girl ’63; All-Sports Queen Coronation Committee ’63; BPW Award ’64; Girls’ State ’63; All-School Honor Att. ’64; Who’s Who ’63; Speech ’63. JACKIE DALE FERRELL JOHN FINNEY: Basketball ’62, ’63, ’64; ‘N’ Club ’63, ’64; Merit Scholarship Commended Group ’64; National Honor Society ’62, ’63; State Honor Society ’62, ’63. KAYE WYNONA FORD DONNIE RAY FOUNTAIN PATTY FOWLER: FJA ’63; FT A ’64; Latin Club ’63, ’64; Math Club ’63; Spanish Club ’62; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63; German Club ’64; Band ’62, ’63, Secy. ’64; Trail Staff ’63. SCOTT FREEZE 116 LINDA JEANNE FRITCH: Library Club ’62; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. BARBARA JEAN FRY: Paint Daubers ’64; Span- ish Club ’63, '64. DURYVIN JERRELL GAITHER CHERYL JO GATES: Mixed Chorus ’64; Gin- gersnaps ’63; All-School Musical ’64. Other schools: Cheerleader ’63; Junior Play ’63; Year- book Staff ’62; FFA Honor Att. ’62; Girls’ State ’63; FNA ’62, ’63; Mixed Chorus, Trio, Mixed Ensemble ’62, ’63. ANITA GENTRY LORETTA MAE GIBSON KAY GIEZENTANNER: FT A ’63; Student Council ’62; Spanish Club ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’64; Girls’ State ’63; National Honor Society '63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, '64; All-School Musical ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’63, V,4. EDDIE GILBERT: Disr. Ed. '64; Mixed Chorus ’62, ’63, ’64; Boys’ Glee Club ’62, ’63. MARIA KAY GILL: Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Gin- gersnaps '62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62; Mixed Chorus ’63; Triple Trio ’62; Y'icc-Pres. Chorus Dept. ’63; Who’s Who ’62; Trail Staff ’62, ’63, Honors Editor ’64; Vicc-Prcs. Soph. Class ’62; Secy.-Treas. Junior Class ’63; Sccy.-Trcas. Senior Class ’64; Junior Finance Committee ’63. ROBER T JAY GILMOUR: Baseball ’62, ’63, ’64. FRANCES GLOVER: Gingersnaps ’63. NONA GORDON: FT A ’63; La Parisienne ’62; Paint Daubers ’64; Student Council Alt. ’62, Rep. ’64; S| anish Club ’63, ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64, Checker ’64. Carol MeDade and Quentin Remy discuss their sched- ules while Dick Clark searches his billfold for money. Ken Danner stands ready to take his position on the Tiger Team. 117 KAREN KATHLEEN GREEN: FHA ’62; Paint Daubers ’64; Student Council ’64; Spanish Club ’63, Pres. ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63; Mixed Chorus ’63; Triple Trio ’62; National Honor Society ’64; State Honor Society ’64; All-School Musical ’63. LEONARD GREGORY CHERRY KAY GRIFFITH: Tennis ’62, ’63, ’64; Ducklings ’62, ’63; La Parisienne ’62, ’63, ’64; Gin- gersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Alt. Cheerleader ’64; Girls’ State Alt. ’63; Trail Staff Sports Ed. ’62. LORNA GUINN: Gingersnaps ’64. Other schools: Cheerleader ’63; Art Club ’63; Chorus Council ’62; Mixed Chorus ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’64; All-School Musical ’64; Speech ’64. ANN HADDOCK: La Parisienne ’62, ’63; Stu- dent Council ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ‘64; All-School Musical ’64; Speech ’64. JUNE HALL: Gingersnaps ’62, ’63. LAURA HALL AM: Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64, Vicc-Prcs. ’64; Spanish-American Fiesta Rep. ’63; Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Student Council ’62, ’63, ’64; Who’s Who '63; Girls’ Glee Club ’63, ’64; Trail Staff ’64; National Honor Society ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62. BRUCE LARRY HALSEY: Football ’62; All- School Musical ’64. ROBERT HANSKA MARSHA HARDESTY: Sr. Play ’64; Speech ’64; Speech Play ’64. ROY HARKEY: Swimming ’62; Track ’62, ’63, ’64; Math Club '63; Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Brass Sextet ’62; National Honor Society ’63. MARY HARLOW: La Parisienne ’62, ’63. ’64; Science Club ’62; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’63, ’64; All-School Musical ’64. LYNN HARPER: La Parisienne '62, ’63; Ginger- snaps ’62, ’63; National Honor Society ’63; State Honor Society ’62; Speech ’62, ’63. LARRY HARRAL: Swimming ’62; Track ’64; ‘N’ Club ’64; Student Council ‘62, ’63, Pres. ’64; Junior Class Pres. ’63; Elks Leadership Award ’64; Stage Crew ’64; Band ’62, ’63; Stage Band ’62, ’63; Band Council ’62, ’63; Boys’ State ’63; Junior Ro- tarian '64; Who’s Who ’63; All-School Musical '63, ’64; Speech ’64. JUDY HARRELL: Dist. Ed. Pres. ’63, Att. ’63. DARRYL HARRIS: Basketball ’62, ’63, ’64; Na- tional Honor Society ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’64. DOANE HARRISON: Wrestling ’63, ’64; Student Council ’64; Speech ’64. Other schools: Latin Club ’62. RICHARD HART TOMMY HAYES: Football ’62. ’63. MICKEY HAYNES: FFA ’62, ’63, Pres. ’64; Boys’ State ’63. TOM HAZELWOOD: Swimming ’62. JUDY HEAVNER: Library Club '64; Student Council ’62; Spanish Club ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’63, ’64; Girls’ State ’63; National Honor Society ’63; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; All-School Musical ’64. 118 Seniors Remember Prom Forever i DOROTHY MI'LL AMS: Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63. BARBARA HENDERSON: Library Club ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’63. ’64; Mixed Chorus ’64; All-School Musical ’63. Other schools: Pep Club ’62; Soph. Play ’62; Newspaper Staff ’62; Girls’ Chorus ’62; Mixed Chorus ’62. CAROL HENDERSON: Ml 1C ’64; EJA ’63, 64; FI IA ’64; Trail Staff '64, Bus. Mgr. '64. LARRY HENDERSON: ETA 62, ’63. ’64. BU TCH HENSLEY: FFA '62, ’63, ’64. DAVID HERR NANCY HERRICK: TJA ’62, ’63. Secy. ’64; Latin Club '63. ‘64; Gingcrsnaps 62, '63, ’64; National Honor Society ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, '63, 64; Tiger Tales Staff '62, Page Editor ’63, Managing Editor '64. LYNDA HILL: Student Council '62, '63; Spanish Club '62, ‘63; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ‘63, ‘64; Cheerleader ’64; BPW ’64; Who's Who ’63. SAM IIOISING TON: Dist. I'd. ’64. FRED HOLASI K: Science Club ’62; Band ’62, ’63, ’64; Stage Band ’62, ’63; National Honor So- ciety ‘63; State 1 lonor Society ‘62; All-School Mu- sical ’62, ‘63. GEORGIA HOLLEY: Girls’ Glee Club '62, ’63, '64. DALE HORTON: TEA ’62, ’63, Reporter ‘64. MARGIE HOUCK GERALDINE HUFFMAN JAY JACKSON: Boys' Quartet 62, ’63, ‘64; Boys’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, '64; Mixed Chorus ’62, ’63, ’64. JILL JEPSON: Spanish Club ’63; Gingcrsnaps ’63; Stage Crew ’64. CHARLES JERNICAN: Wrestling ‘64. BARTON JOHNSON: Football ’62, ‘63, ’64; National Honor Society ’63; State Honor Society ’62, ’63. BECKY JOHNSON: Ducklings ’63; La Parisicnnc ’62. ’63; Student Council ’62, ’63, ‘64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ‘64, Historian '63. Checker ’62. ’64; Mixed Chorus ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; All- School Musical ’63, ’64; Speech ’64. WAYNE JOHNSON: Baseball ’62, ’63, ’64; TEA ’62, ’63, ’64. JIMMY JORDAN: Wrestling ’64; TEA ’62. SHARON JORDAN: Library Club 62; Gingcr- snaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Science Club ’62; TEA Art. ’64. DONALD KTESTER: Baseball ’62. ’63; Basket- ball '62; Football ’62, ’63. '64; 'Track ’64. RICHARD KEI.M: Mixed Chorus ’62, ’63, ’64; Boys’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64. 119 Doors Close Or PAUL KELLY: Tennis ’63, ’64; .Math Club ’64; Science Club ’62; All-School .Musical ‘64. .MARILYN KENNEDY: La Parisienne ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; National Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64. DAVID KENT: Dist. Ed. ’64. Other schools: Football ’62, ’63; FFA ’62; speech ’62, ’63; Band ’62, ’63. DON KI RBY: Basketball Manager ’62, ’63, ’64; Ugliest Boy ’65; Speech '64; ‘N’ Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Friendliest Boy ’63. RICK KERSEY: Baseball ’62, ’63, ’64; Basketball ’62, ’63, ’64; All- Conf. Basketball ’62, '63, ’64. KAY KIMBERLING: Paint Daubers Reporter '62, Vicc-Prcs. ’63; Spanish Club '62, '65; Gingersnaps '62, ’63, ’64; Speech ’64. MARTHA KING: Gingersnaps ’63. Other schools: FHA ’62; FTA ’62. LINDA KINNEBREW: Trail Staff ’64; La Parisienne ’64; FJA ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’64. KATHLEEN KITCHLING: FTA ’63, ’64; La Parisienne ’62; Band '62, ’63, ’64; National Honor Society ’64. TERRY KIZER FRANCINE KORGAN: Spanish Club ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62. DONNA KRUIS: FTA ’63; Paint Daubers '64; Student Council ’62; Spanish Club ’62, '63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, '63; All-School Musical ’64; Senior Play ’64; Speech ’62, '63. KATHY KUHLMAN: FHA ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, '64. JIM LACK: Football ’62; Wrestling ’62, ’63, ’64. I l l) La.MAR: FFA ’62, '63, ’64. MARGARET LANGLEY: Spanish Club '63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’63, ’64; Chorus Secy. ’64; All-School Musical ’62, ’63, ’64; Speech ’64. RICHARD LEAU.MONT: Speech ’63, ’64. CAROL Lf.BLANC: Gingersnaps '62, ’63, Checker ’64; National I lonor Society ’64. 120 Carefree Times LINDA LITTLECREEK: Gingcrsnaps '62. VICKI LOVELESS: FHA ’62, ’63, Vice-Pros. ’64; Student Council ’62, ’63; Spanish Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. ANNE LOVORX: Dist. I'd. '64; La Parisicnnc ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, '63. JOHN LOYVSLEY: Science Club ’62, ’63; Boys’ Glee Club ’63. •MARILYN .McCARLEY: Ducklings '62. ’63; FTA ’64; La Parisicnnc ’62, ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ‘64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’63, ’64; All-School Musical ’62, ’63, ’64. SANDY McCARTHY: Other schools: FTA ’62, ’63; La Parisicnnc ’62; Girls’ Glee Club ’62. ir.ma dee McConnell CAROL MeDADE: Student Council ’62, '63; Spanish Club ’62, ’65; Gingcrsnaps '62, ’63; Cheerleader ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’63, ’64; All- Sports Coronation '63, '64; Who’s Who ’62; BPW ’64. ROBERT L. McDANIEL: Football ’62, '63, ’64; Wrestling ’62, ’63, ’64; ‘N’ Club '62, ’63, '64; Who’s Who ’64. hullon e. McDonald LYNDA McELHANEY: FHA ’63; Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’64. JIM McELRATH: Football ’62, ’63; Track ’62, ’63, ’64; Student Council ’64; Junior Rotarian ’64; National Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; Speech ’62. SANDY MeGEE: Basketball '62, '65, ’64; N Club ’63, ’64; National Honor Societ)’ ’64; Who's Who ’64. JANICE MeGOVERN: Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64. RICK McI.INN GARY McNABB: Basketball ’62, ’63, ’64; Boys’ Glee Club ’62, ’63. RICHARD McWILLIAMS: Wrestling ’62, ’63, ’64. JAMES MADDEN: Football ’63. 121 Seniors Add Support CON Nil'. MALLOY JACQUETTA AN NT. MARSH: Math Club Y 4. JOHN L. MARTIN: Wrestling ’62, ’63, ’64. ROBERT ALAN MARTIN: Boys’ Glee Club Y 3; Mixed Chorus ’63, ’64; Speech ’64; All-School Musical ’63, Y 4. MARY SUE MARTY: La Parisienne ’63, ’64; Gingersnaps ’63, '64; Band ’63, ’64. Other schools: I 1 A Y 2; Pep Club 62; Soph. Class Treas. ’62; All- Dist. Band ’62. SU .Y BENNETT MASON: Tennis ’63; Duck- lings '64; Gingersnaps ’64. Other schools: Spanish Club ‘62. GAN .MATTHEWS: Football ’62; Wrestling ’62; National I lonor Society ’64; State Honor Society ’64; Speech ’64; Senior Play ’64; Speech Play ’64; All-School Musical ’64. DIANE. MEAD: Student Council ’62, ’63; Spanish Club Y 2, ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Cheerleader ‘64; All-Sports Att. ’64; Who’s Who ’62; Office ’64. JACKY Ml DCALE: La Parisienne ’62, ’63; Sci- ence Club ’62; National Honor Society ‘62, ‘63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62. ’63, ’64. JERRY MEDFORD: EE A 64. CAROLYN ME.ISER: IIIA '64; Gingersnaps‘62, '65; Girls' Glee Club '62, '63. JERRY MEISER: EFA ’64. ERED MERLISS: National Honor Society ’64; State Honor Society ’64. Other schools: Basket- ball '62. ’63; Baseball '62; Student Council '62, ’63; National Honor Society ’62, ’63. JUDY MILLER: Student Council ‘62, ’63, ’64; Gingersnaps '62, ’63, Secy.-Treas. ’64; Trail Staff ’63. Administration Editor ’64. CAROLYN MOORE: Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Band '62. GLENDA MOORE JAMES MOORE JAMES MORI-HEAD JANET MORRIS RON MORRIS: Football ’62, ’63, ’64; Golf ’63; N’ Club ’62, ’63. BETTY JEAN MORTON: Latin Club '64. GLENDA MOTT LARRY MUDD GENE MULLANEY 122 To School Spirit JACKIE SUE MYERS: FHA ’63; Gingcrsnaps '62, ’63, '64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Triple Trio '62; Mixed Chorus ’63, ’64; Girls’ Quartet ’63, '64; All-School Musical ’62. JIMMY NASH SHARON NEAL: FHA ’64; Latin Club ’63; Gin- gcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. MADELON NEBERGALL: FT A ’64; La Parisi- enne ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Speech ’64. JERRY NICHOLS LENA OLIPHANT: Library Club ’62; Student Council ’62, ’63; Spanish Club ’63; G’snaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls' Sextet ’62; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’65, ’64; All-School Musical ’63, ’64. NANCY O’NEAL: G’snaps '62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus '63, ’64; All-State Chorus ’63, ’64; Merit Scholar Finalist ’64; Natl. Honor Society' ’63, ’64; State Hon. Soc. ’62, ’63, ’64. MARY LOU ORR: Paint Daubers ’62; Student Council ’62; Spanish Club '62, ’63; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Art Festival ’63; Art Achievement ’63. SUSAN PACE: FTA ’62; Library Club ’62; Paint Daubers ’62, Treas. ’63, Pres. ’64; Stage Crew ’62, ’63, Manager ’64; Art Festival ’62; All-School Mu- sical ’62, '63, ’64; Speech Playr ’64; Speech '63, '64. LINDA PANNELL: FHA ’62; Library Club ’62, ’63; Spanish Club ‘62, ’63; Gingcrsnaps '62, ‘63, ’64; Stage Crew ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’63, ’64; All- School Musical '64; Senior Play ’64; Speed� Play' ’64; Speech ’65, ’64. JERRY PARKER ANGELA PARNELL ROGER PARSONS: Latin Club ’64; Band ’62, ’63, ‘64; All-State Band '63, ’64; Stage Band ’62, ’63, ’64; Vice-Prcs. Band ’64; All-School Musical ’63, ’64. NORMAN PATRICK: Boys’ Chorus ’62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’62, ’63, ’64; Boys’ Quartet ’62, ’63; All-School Musical ’62, ’65, ’64. JAMES PATTY: Other schools: Basketball Man- ager ’63; Football ’62, ’63, ’64; Spanish Club ’63; Chorus ’62; Junior Play ’63; Yearbook Staff ’62. VICKI PENCE: FHA Vice-Prcs. ’64; Student Council ’62, ’63, ’64; Span. Club ’62, ’63; G’snaps ’62, ’63, ’64, Vice-Prcs. ’63; Alt. Cheerleader ’64. SHARON PHILLIPS: Library Club ’62, ’64. VERA BETH PHILLIPS: FTA ’64; La Parisienne ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; All-School Musical ’64. PHIL PIERCE ANNE PILLING: EJA ’63, Pres. ’64; FTA ’62, ’63; La Parisienne ’63; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Tiger Talcs Sraff ’63, Page Editor ’64. SANDRA POLK: Dist. Ed. ’64; FHA ’62; Stu- dent Council ’62; G’snaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Speech ’63. JOHN POTTS: FFA ’62, ’63, Secy. ’64; National Honor Society ’64; State Honor Society' ’63. PAULA POWERS: Latin Club ’64; Spanish Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’62. ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’63, Hist. ’63, Pres. ’64; Girls’ Triple Trio ’62; Girls’ Trio ’64; All-State Chorus ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’63, ’64; National Honor Society ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; Speech Plav ’64; Speech ’63, ’64; All-School Musical ’64. MARY POWLEDGE 123 The Future LINDA PRATT: Library Club ’62; Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Ginger- snaps ’62, ’63, Pari. ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’63, ’64; National Honor Society ’64; State Honor Society ’62; Trail Staff ’63, ’64, Organizations Editor '63, Editor ’64; Junior Finance Committee ’63; BPW Scholarship Winner ’64; Sr. Play Publicity Chairman. JO NELL PRICE: EH A ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’63, ’64. ROBERT LEE PRICE: FFA ’62, ’63, ’64. JERRY LEE PRUETT: Wrestling ’63; Dist. Ed. ’64. EUGENE RAY: Band ’62, ’63, ’64. BILL REESE: Basketball ’62; Football ’62; Track ’62, ’63, ’64; Band ’62; La Parisienne ’63. JANE L. REEVES: FT A ’63; La Parisienne ’62, ’63; Latin Club ’62, ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63. BOB REISINGER: Swimming ’62; Track ’62; Spanish Club ’62; Band ’62. QUENTIN REMY: ‘N’ Club ’63, Vicc-Prcs. ’64; Football ’63, ’64; All-Boomer Conf. ’64; All-State ’64; Track ’62, ’63, ’64; State Indoor Hurdles Champ. ’63, ’64; Student Council ’62, ’63, ’64; Boys’ State ’63; Who’s Who ’63. Other schools: Football ’62; ‘M’ Club ’62; Track ’62. DAVID RENNIE: Wrestling ’62; German Club ’64; Band ’62, ’63, ’64; Merit Scholarship Finalist ’64; All-School Musical ’64. MEGAN RILEY: Stage Crew ’64; All-School Musical ’64; Speech ’63, ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63; Paint Daubers ’62; La Parisienne ’62, ’63, ’64; FNA ’63. THOMAS ROBINSON CHAD ROCKETT II: La Parisienne ’62, ’63, ’64; Math Club ’64; Science Club ’63; Student Council ’62; State Honor Society ’62. BEVERLY ANN RODGERS: FHA ’63, ’64; Gingersnaps ’63, ’64. Other schools: Girls’ Glee Club ’62; German Club ’62; Pep Squad ’62; Newspaper Staff ’62. JOYCE SANDRA ROGERS: Dist. Ed. ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63. LOYCE DIANA ROGERS: Dist. Ed. ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63. TONI ROSS: FNA ’62, ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Triple Trio ’63. STUART RUCKER 124 Shines Ahead RITA RUDKIN: Disc. Ed. ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63. JIM RUMMAGE: Science Club ’62; Stage Crew ’63, ’64; Band ’62, ’63, ’64. DAVID L. SAUNDERS DOLORES KAY SCHANZ: Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’64. MIKE SCUDDER: Spanish Club ’64. BARBARA SELLERS: Tennis ’62; Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Ginger- snaps ’62, ’63; Soph. Class Secy. ’62. JILL SELLERS MIKE SHARP: Football ’62; Disc. Ed. Chaplain ’63. CAROLYN SHEFLER: Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. EVERETT EUGENE SHISSUER BETSY SIEGEL: FTA ’63, ’64; Latin Club ’63, ’64; Paint Daubers ’63. JOHNNIE SMITH LURLENE SMITH NADENE SMITH: Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64. RONNIE SMITHERS: Band ’62, ’63. BOB SNEED: Track Mgr. '63, ’64; Cross Country ’64; ‘N’ Club ’64. LARRY SNIDER: Band ’62, ’63, ’64; All-School Musical ’63; Speech ’64. CHARLOTTE SOUTHERLAND: FTA ’62, ’63, ’64; Latin Club ’63, ’64; Math Club ’63; Science Club ’63; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; German Club Vice-Chancellor ’64; Band ’62, ’63, ’64; Librarian ’62, ’63; National Honor Society ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63. 125 The Seniors prove they have learned something during their years at NHS. Don Kecstcr, Larry Berglan, and Ken Danner wrap up for warmth while Junior Jackie Hill braves the cold. The Seniors End . . JAMES SOUTHWORTH ROYCE SPICELAND: Band ’62, ’63, ’64. DANNY SPRINGS: FFA ’62, ’63, ’64. JIM STALLINGS: Math Club ’63, Pres. ’64; Science Club ’63; Stu- dent Council ’62; Merit Scholarship Commended Group ’64; National Honor Society ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’63, ’64. PAT STAPP: Band ’62, ’63, ’64; All-School Musical ’63; Speech Play ’64; Speech ’63, ’64. LAURIE STEINMEYER: Ducklings ’62, ’63, ’64; FNA ’62; FTA ’64; La Parisienne ’62, Vicc-Prcs. ’63, Pres. ’64; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62. JOHN STEPHENS: FTA ’63; Band ’62, ’63, ’64. BILL STEWART: Tennis ’64; Student Coucil ’62, ’63, ’64; Band ’62, ’63, ’64; Band Council Pres. ’64. JANIE STEWART: Dist. Ed. ’64; FHA ’62; Gingersnaps ’63; Dist. Ed. Att. ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’63. 126 . . . Their NHS Tenure CHARLES STILWELL: Track ’64. ANN STINSON: Ducklings ’63, ’64; La Parisicnnc ’63; Latin Club ’63, ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; Speech ’64. CORDELIA STONE: FHA ’63; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ‘64. EVELYN STOUT: FNA ’62; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. HUGH STRAIN SUSIE STRATEGIER: Tennis ’64; MHC ’64; Latin Club ’64; Gin- gcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. KATHI STRAW: Student Council ’62, ’65; Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Gingcrsnaps ’62, Sccy.-Trcas. ’63, Cheerleader ‘64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63; FFA Att. ’63; All-School Act. ’64. JAMES STRICKLAND: Football ’62, ’63; Track ’65; Paint Daubers ’62, ’63; All-School Musical ’64. DON SULLIVAN: Disr. Ed. ’64; FFA ’63, ’64. RONALD RAY SUTTERFIELD TOM SWAIN: Swimming ’64; Rand '62, ’63, ’64. JANICE TADLOCK: Paint Daubers ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’63, ’64. Other schools: Pep Club ’62; Kayettes ’62; Glee Club '62; Mixed Chorus ’62. ROCK TAPKIN CAROL ANN TAYLOR: FHA ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; FFA Honor Att. ’64. KAY TAYLOR: Spanish Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingrsnaps ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’64. Other schools: Yearbook Staff ’63. SANDY TERHUNE: Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Counselor’s Office ’64. KAREN THOMAS: Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63. JOHN THOMAS: ‘N’ Club ’63, ’64; Baseball ’62, ’63, ’64; Basketball ’62; Football ’62, ’63. 127 Farewell, Seniors, JUDY TILLER: Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, Art. Secy. '64; FFA Honor Act. '64; All-School Musical ’64; Girls’ Glee Club '62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’63, ’64; Girls’ Quarter ’64; Girls’ Triple Trio ’62. DONANN TOLER: Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64. TOM TONKIN: Golf ’63, ’64; Spanish Club '63, ’64. Other schools: Basketball ’62. BRENDA TRAEDER: Paint Daubers ’63; Gin- gcrsnaps ’63, ’64, Pres. ’64. Other schools: Band ’62; Latin Club ’62; Band Queen '62. BILLY TUCKER: FFA Vicc-Prcs. ’64; State Honor Society ’62. MARY TULLIUS: Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63; All- School Musical '63; State Honor Society ’64. STANLEY UPCHURCH: Band '62, '63; Math Club ’63, ’64; FTA '62, ’63, ’64. NANCY VALOUCH: Band '62, ’65, ’64; La Parisicnnc ’63; Latin Club ’63; All-State Orchestra ’62, '65, ’64. LARRY VERNER: National Honor Society ’62, ’63; State Honor Society '62, '63, ’64. RANDY WAERS: Paint Daubers ’64. Other schools: FTA '62, ’63; Latin Club ’62, '63; Science Club '62, '63; National Honor Society ’62. FRED WALDEN: Dist. Ed. '63, '64; FFA ’64; Science Club '62; Chorus '62 SHERRYE WALLER: Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; State Honor Society '64; National Honor So- ciety ’64. MARY ANN WALTERS: Gingcrsnaps '64; Girls’ Glee Club '64; Speech '64. Other schools: Basket- ball ’63; Spanish Club ’63; Pep Club '63; Chorus ’62. JAMES WARD: Basketball ’62, '63, '64; ‘N Club ’63, ’64; National Honor Society ’63; State Honor Society ’62. JOYCE WATERS: FHA '63, ’64; Math Club ’63, ’64; Gingcrsnaps ’63, '64. ELLEN WEBSTER: Dist. Ed. ’63, Att. '64, Vicc- Prcs. '64; Gingcrsnaps ’63. Other schools: GRA ’62; Pep Club Mascot ’62; Soph. Class Secy. ’62; Spanish Club '62. JANICE WEBSTER: Paint Daubers ’63. ’64. Other schools: Art Club '62; Pep Club ’63; MHC ’63. JIM WELLS: Football ’62; Track ’62, ’63, Cap- tain ’64; Cross-Country ’63; ‘N’ Club '62, ’63, Pres. ’64; La Parisicnnc ’62; Student Council ’63, ’64; Boys' Glee Club ’63; Boys’ State '63; National Honor Society ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’65, '64. STEVEN WELLY: Baseball ’63; Tennis ’64; Science Club '63; National Honor Society '64; State Honor Society ’63, '64. WANDA WEST: Dist. Ed. ’65. ’64; FHA ’62; Gingcrsnaps '62, ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62. JOHNITA KAY WHARTON: FHA Vicc-Prcs. ’64; Ml 1C '62, ’63, Vicc-Prcs. ’64; F FA ’63; Science Club ’62; Spanish Club ’63, '64; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Betty Crocker Award ’64. BETTY WHEELER: Dist. Ed. ’63; Mixed Chorus '62; Dist. Ed. Att. '63. PAM WHITTEN: FTA ’62, ’63. Trcas. ’64; Math Club ’63; Student Council ’62; Gingcrsnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Band ’62. '63, '64; American Legion Citizen Award ’62; National Honor Society ’63, ’64; State Honor Society' ’62, ’63, ’64; Trail Staff ’63. NEIL WHITTINGTON 128 Class of 1964 JOAN WILCOX: GRA ’63; La Parisicnnc ’63; Latin Club ’63, ’64; Paint Daubers '63; Gingersnaps '62; Art Award ’63; McCurlcy Award ’63; .Merit Scholarship Finalise '64; National Honor Society ’63, '64; State Honor Society '62, ’63, ’64. GORDON WILL: Football ’62, ’63, ’64; All-Conference ’64. JANICE WILLCOX: Dist. Ed. ’64; Ducklings '62, ’63, ’64. GARY WILLIAMS: ‘N’ Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Football '62, ’65, Captain '64; Who’s Who ’64. LAURA WILLIAMS: Gingersnaps ’63; Girls’ Trio ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus ’63. ’64; Girls’ Glee Club '62, '63, '64; All-School Musical ’63, '64; Speech '64. LINDA WILLIAMS: FHA ’62; FTA ’63. '64; Vicc-Pres. Senior Class '64; Rand ’62, ’63, '64; Sax Quartet ’64; Band Council ’63; Who's Who ’62; National I lonor Society ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; Senior Play '64. LINDA LEE WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS: Football ’62, ’63, ’64; FFA ’62, ’63. BEN WILLIGE: Track '63, '64; ‘N’ Club ’63, ’64. Other schools: Football ’62; FTA ’63; Junior Play ’63. BILL WILSON: Band '62, ‘63, '64, Reporter '62; Band Council ’62, ’63, '64; All-School Musical '63. SUSAN WILSON: FTA '64; Paint Daubers '64; Gingersnaps '63, ’64; Stage Crew ’63, '64; All-School Musical ’65, ’64; Senior Play ’64; Speech Play '64; Speech '64. Other schools: Math Club ’62; Student Council ’62; Pep Club '62. TERRY WILSON GARY WINTERS: Baseball '63; Basketball ’62; Spanish Club ’64; National Honor Societ) ’64; State Honor Society ’64. PAMELA WINTERS: FI IA ’62; Latin Club ’63; Library Club ’62; Gingersnaps '62, '63, '64; National Honor Society ’63, ’64; State Honor Society ’62, ’63, ’64; Trail Staff ’63. SHIRLEY WOMACK: Paint Daubers Treas. ’62; Latin Club ’63; Gingersnaps ’62, ’63, ’64; Edmond Art Festival '62. KEN WRIGHT FARRIE YOUNG: Dist. Ed. Treas. '64; Library Club ’62; Ginger- snaps ’62, ’63; Mixed Chorus ’63; Girls’ Glee Club ’62, ’63; Dist. Ed. Queen '64; Trail Staff ’63. TONY ZULE: La Parisicnnc ’62; Math Club ’63; Paint Daubers ’62, ’63, ’64; Mixed Chorus '62, ’63, ’64; Speech Play ’64; Debate Team ’64; Boys’ Glee Club ’62, ’63, ’64; Merit Scholarship Commended Group ’64; Senior Play ’64. 129 Junior Class Sponsors this year were Mrs. Esther Barron, Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey, Mrs. Martha Mitchell, Mrs. Marilyn Wiegand, Mrs. Lois Brandt, Mr. Dale Ernst, Mr. Bill King, and Mr. Stanley Upchurch. Not pictured is Mr. Grover Sawyer. You, the Junior Class, have acquired knowl- edge and experience this year, that will aid you, not only during your Senior year, but also later in life. You participated in all the coronation and in the All-School iYlusical. You worked hard on money-raising projects in order to have a beautiful Prom, and beautiful it was. You are looking forward to making your Senior year one full of perpetual memories to each person in your class. Juniors Enjoy ’64 Laura Hill, Vice-President, and Linda Stafford, Secretary- Treasurer, study in the library. “Let’s see, that’s one hundred cakes, six dozen cupcakes, and twenty-four dozen cookies,” Russ Dunn, Junior Class Presi- dent, plans for the Junior Bake Sale. 130 David Allen Abercrombie Jackie Lyn Adams Lain Adkins Kenneth Paul Akmal Joyce Alexander Joe Van Allman Arlcy L. Anderson, Jr. Joyce Anderson Bobo Angelino Thomas Lee Anncslcy Doyle Wayne Argo Ronald Lee Argo Jane Ash Richard Atkins Mike Avery Ronny Merritt Bagby Maridcc Lou Bailey Byron Jackson Balias Larry Bannister Herman Barela Terry Lee Barnard Susie Barnett Marsha Gale Barton Bill Allen Bavingcr Judy Lilccne Beckham Patricia Bell Minnie Joyce Benge Larry Joe Bigbic U. Q. Binford Kathy Birch Larry Ronald Birden Nancy Blair Mary Linda Blakely Deanna Kay Blancetc Cindy Lynn Bowlby Karen Bramlctt Gwendolyn Atha Brantley Nancy Braught Eugene Edward Bray Caren Ann Brcchccn Bobby Brewer Linda Brewster Jacky Kay Brooks Linda Gayc Brookshire Patsy Ann Broudy Richard Carl Bruce Jan Louise Bryan Christy Sandc Buck Fred Charles Buffington Mary June Bumgarner Louis R. Burnet Wicky Burrow Laync Burton Jerry Don Buxton Larry John Buxton Cynthia Gay Calkins John Morgan Campbell Don Carpenter David Carrierc Judy Faye Channcll 131 “I’m five years old today,” answers Johnny Campbell as Mr. J. J. Brown tries to enroll Bill Crittendon. Edward Ned Charley Roy Wayne Cheek Fred D. Christian Stanley Cicrcszko Carolyn Clark Gay Clark David Paul Clemens Keith Allen Clouscr Jean Marie Cochrane Karen Coley Connie Glynn Collins Marilyn Collins Julie Cook Larry Cook Don Henry Craig Larry Gene Craig Deanna Crandell John Melvin Cunningham Lynn Daugherty Adrienne Davis Lee Martin Daws Terry Wayne Demastus Loretta Dennis Harley Raymond Devore Bobby Dillard Sue Dillard Art Paul DiVccchio Julie Dixon Gayle Dodd Dana Owen Donaldson “I wonder why no one ever takes my picture?” asks Tiger Tales photographer Mark Miller. 132 Duane Draper Danny Dudley Linda Kay Dumas Russell Hamilton Dunn Gail Ann Dyson Susan Alice Easterling Tommy Richard Edwards James Carl Elder Michael Danny Elliott Phil Elmore Donald D. EofT Jennifer Eubanks Varonia Earabcc Sharon Annette Fanner Donald Edward Farris Carl Arthur Fast Mary Linda Felton Earl Keith Finch Ann Finney Carol Ann Foss Phyllis Jean Fox Skippy Jay Fox Roberta Carol Franklin James Ronald Fritch Allen Gregg Fryday Tom Carl Gamcl Larry Scott Gardner Phyllis Norene Garner David D. Garriott Mary Jane Gatchcl “That’s right, I don’t have any money,” Adrienne Davis tells Jane Meyer, as Linda Gray tells Joyce Anderson something astonishing during Junior enrollment. 133 Par George Roger Geycr Marvin Coy Gifford Gene Gilstrap David Gleason Milton Wayne Glenn Joyce Ann Goldfield Glenda Graves Linda Jcanc Gray Linda Ann Greb Kris Green Leslie Paul Gregory Pat Griffith Mary Guest Linda Mac Gunning Susan Elizabeth 11 alia in Robert Powell Ham Gcorgiana Hamilton Delores Cynthia Hancock Janie Hankowsky Bob Harmon Mike Harmon Cindy Jeanne Harper Pat Hatcher Roy Hatfield Judy Hawk Cal Hawkins Jim Dale Hawkins Carl Gene Haynes Thurman Heck Glen Heitz James Roland Hemphill Larry Don Henderson Sharian Kay Henderson Jan Colenc Herron Bill Clark Hetherington Billy Hill Chris Hill Danny Wayne Hill Jackie Hill Laura Hill Patty Hill Mark Larson Hinshaw Shirce Dane Hockman Florence Marie Holasek Neil Hollander Sherry Lane Hollingsworth Cathy Holman Carole Jan Hopkins Brenda Jeanne Houck C. David Houck La Wayne Ann Houck Ralph Houck David Byron Howsc Carolyn Ruth Hughes Phil David Jennings Bill Jernigan David Allen Johnson Dorothy Paulette Johnson Helena Johnson 134 Peggy Lynn Johnson Suzanne Johnson Barbara Johnston Nancy Johnston Patricia Ann Jones Tom Kalian James Wesley Kcclcy Phil Kennon Gloria Kay Kerby Carolyn Kessler Alike Kimbrcll Barbara Alcnc King Karol King Joy Ann Knight Sue Jane Kuykendall Margaret LaFon Billie Ruth Landers Ellen Langston Thomas Lavine Anita Jean Lester Donette Kaye LcVally Donna Kay Lewis Brent Livingston Elisc Logan Joseph Charles Logan Bill Long Judy Ann Long James Marion Love Jimmy B. Luther Linda Lutker James McCaslin Kerry McCrady Kathy McCray Diane Lee McDaniel Mary Joyce McDonald Bruce Alan McFarland “Four study halls, chorus, and P.E. just isn’t what we consider a well- rounded schedule, Chris.” Mrs. Mary Jane Gatchcl enrolls Chris Hill and Neil Hollander. “Oh, 1 thought football was the game where you dribble the ball.” All-Sports-Queen Jane Meyer discusses football with Susan Donnell and Braden Cross before class. 135 Kathy McGhcc Sue McGuire Dorothy Lou McWilliams Margaret Ann Mabc Dennis Lee Maloy Mesha Maloy Donna Manning Cheryl Marlcr Judy Kay Martin Marilyn Louise Martin Tim Martin Eula Mac Mason Barbara Jean Mciscr Josette Georgia Mcrrcll Jane Elizabeth Meyer Raymond Walter Milam Carol Sue Milburn Mary Martha Miles Glenn Miller Rosalcc Miller Vic Miller Judith Irene Mills Kathie Moore Lynn Moore Barbara Jean Morgan Linda Moss Cyndi Mote Janice Sue Neal Steve Nelson Carolyn Alice Newman Patti Nolan Richard Carl North Larry Gene Odom Bobby Oliphant Joe Oliphant Rick Olncy Betsy Smith tries to classify a bee by looking through one of the dissecting scopes in the biology lab. We don’t know whom Phil Elmore is dancing with, but Rheba Russell looks very unhappy about it. 136 David Muriel Overstreet Pam Oviatc Pam Owens John Larry Palmer Earl Keith Parman Carol Parsons Patty Paul Tim Payne Joan Janice Pearson Judy Felice Pearson F.dwin Balcy Perry Sharon Pettit Brenda Joyce Phillips Marie Elaine Pickcl Kenneth Curtis Pierce Lorric Pierson Donna Lynn Pinkerton Margaret Ann Pirtlc (Henna Dianne Pool Carol Jean Powell Bob Prickctt Jennifer Ragsdale Rena Ralls Kathy Rankin Sandy Kay Ray Vicki Sue Raymond Kenneth Wayne Reece Lynn Reed Mary Ann Reed John Michael Reikowsky Mary Camilla Reynolds Jennifer Reynolds Marilyn Reynolds Martha Ann Reynolds Shannon Lee Rice Linda Jean Richardson Nancy Braught sells a pic to Gail Stcinmeyer and Vivian Bell at the Junior Class Bake Sale, as Kathy Rankin and Mrs. Virginia Bell watch hungrily. 137 Linda Richey Nicky G. Risner Lcquitta Yvonne Robbins Billie Rogers Lari Cecil Rolcy Linda Carol Roskc Rheha Claudette Russell Terry Ross Marilyn Patricia Ryan Rhonda Cheryl Sanunans Linda Sanders Paula Jeanne Schadcr Sandy Katherine Schadcr Virginia Gail Schimelpfcning Jim Shauberger Jimmy Shaw Walter F. Shaw Twanna Jean Sheperd Sue Shcrif Rebecca Diane Shinault Betsy Ellen Smith Carl Smith, Jr. Julia Annette Smith Joy Smorhermon Charlene Southard Linda Southerland Harold Earl Spake Vicki Lee Spires Redena Spybuck Linda Joyce Stafford Juniors Loo Gail Steinmeyer Larry Gene Stephenson Jimmy Don Stewart Charles Stookey Jack Stricklin Janann Stringer I lilding Gene Swanson Dick Talley William Earl Tankcrslcy James Larry Taylor Helen Thayer Tommy Clinton Thompson Alesha Ann Timmons Jerry Tolson Jerry Bennett Tucker 138 Shirley Tuma Jcannic Lee Tullius Diane Turner Billy VanWinkle Pete Aldcn Vaughan Jacksic Marie Vaughn Patricia Lynn Voylcs JoAnn Walko Sally Diane Wampler Kay Ward John Richard Warren Margaret Warren Stephanie Jan Warren F.arline Weaver Jackie Webster Bill Weimar Jorja Ann Wells Bill Wheeler Kathey Wheeler Preston Gregory White Rosemary White Tom White Mary Ann Whitney Don Wilcox John Wiley Donna Beth Williams Doug Williams Linda Kay Wilson Mary Wilson Ralph Dolcn Wilson, II Forward to ’65 Sandy Wilson Delores Kay Winkler Jerry Wayne Womack Karla Woolery Sara Lynn Worrell Neil Charles Worstcr Brenda Wyatt Sandy Yarbrough Brett Yohn Sherry Lynn York 139 Leading the Sophomore Class of 1964 was Steve Ayers, class president. SOPHOMORES You, the Sophomore Class of 1964, have shown enthusiasm in keeping with the spirit and tradition of Norman High School. Your loyalty to NHS and determination to do your best has been shown in and out of classes. With these qualities, you may look forward to the next two years with eagerness. But the past year, filled with unforgettable memories, is one to treasure now. Sophomore sponsors, Mrs. Evadinc Kerr, Miss Hope Wood, Mrs. Alice Robinson, Mrs. Ann Braithwaicc, and Mrs. Patricia Johnson, donated much time and hard work to the Sophomore class. Sophomore class vice-president and secretary were Cindy Traedcr and Lynda McGee, respectively. 140 James Byrum Adair Ann Elizabeth Adams Dianne Adams Gary Howard Adams Barbara Diane Akmai Ann Alley Curtis Earl Amrein Jill Amspachcr Rob Alan Amspachcr Annette Anderson Bruce Gordon Anderson Larry Anderson Mary Olive Anderson Patricia Anne Anderson Linda Darlene Autry Steve Ayers Janncllc Baker Donna Jo Ballard Nanev Kendall Barberii Albert H. Barela Glcnncttc Barnard Melvin Baxter Larrv Gene Beery William Vernon Beery Joe Paul Bell Robert Allen Bernard Robert Michael Bernier Linda Carol Berry Wayne Lee Bettes Nina Bettis Mary Jane Bcvillc Leslie Ann Bigham Linda Kay Bishop Elizabeth I). Blair Charlotte Ann Blakely Lcaford Leven Blevins Carla Marie Bocskin Gary Bonner I.arry Bowers Jackie Brandner Courtney Brown Carolyn Kay Bruchl Nancy Pairlec Bruner Glenda Buckminster Ronnie Lynn Burdick Evelyn Mac Burks Butch Burns Bob Burton Wayne Lonnie Burton Jim Busby Cathy Busch Mary Pearl Byers Beverly Gayle Caddcll Nick Caddcll Jerry Don Calvert Lee Campbell Carol Ann Carson Diane Dale Carson Sallie Carter Robert Cavanaugh 141 Marilyn Storm, Rosemary Thomas and Kathleen Lester adjust to N.H.S. with normal reactions. Cindy Coombes and Mike Elder seem happily satis- fied with their new surroundings. At Work, at Play, at Rei Joe Cecil Donald Gene Chesser Pamela Jean Childers Linda Childress Toni Paulette Cimino Donna Joyce Clark Warren Lynn Claxton Linda Marie Clement Zill Barton Coleman Carl Ray Collins Jerri Jo Collins Sue Collins Richard Ray Cook Cynthia Coombes Ann Cosgrove Mary Elizabeth Council Linda Cowan Sheryl Ann Cox Tommy Cecil Crawford John Abram Crcvcling Mike Crews Jerry Curren Katherine Irene Daily Cecelia Kay Darling James Russell Davenport Danny Paul Davis Jeanette Sue Davi Ronnie Davis Sue Davis Tim Allen Day Shirley Dcain Tommy Ivan Dcignan Cady Louise Devore Richard A. Dicpcnbrock Charlotte Diane Dillard Virginia Dian Dingman 142 Here Georgia Parrish seems tired, while Susan Murphy is filling out an enrollment card and Mr. Henry Reyn- olds smiles craftily at his work. “Tell us more!” say D’Anne Mount and Sandy Renegar. The student center is a gathering place for gossip before school. ophomores Reach Heights Lynn Dixon Janie Lou Dowd Marilyn Dracc Scott Eugene Dragoo Glenn Ruth Driskcll Carlos A. Drocschcr Mary Hellen Drocschcr David M. Drov Edwin Dusty Dudley Charlotte Dugger Kay Eddington Steve Edwards Michael Allen Elder Teresa Eoff Darlene Ernest Janice Estep Mike Eubanks Larry Farmer Paulette Elaine Farmer Pat Farris Pam Faubion Robert Wayne Feuerbom Candy Anne Fischer Virginia Elaine Fitzgerald Don Flccncr Alice Jane Foster David Foster Johnnie Foster Dennis Frank Carla Ann Frankenberry Linda Jane Franklin Judy Freeland Roger Edward Freeman Jane Ann Fritch Jacquelyn Alice Gaither Bonnie Lee Galycn 143 Sophomores Kathy Rhodes and Jane Warren pose for candid camera. Hugh Sellers looks on as Johnny Campbell and Mr. John Camp- bell demonstrate football procedures in assembly. Fun and Foolishnes James Edward Garling Glenda Gesin Gail Giffert Karon Glover Brian E. Goodman Robert M. Gordon Carolyn Grant Faye Grayson Ricky Grayson Kenny Grubaugh Bill David Haddock Nancy Hall Victor Gordon Hardy Nancy Kay Hannon Pamela Sue Harmon Sharon Harmon David Michael Harper Don Harral Michael Harvey Elizabeth Hayes- Sandy Hciskill Judy Henderson Bill Hickman Carol Ann Hickman Philip Ray Higbcc Marcc Higgins Susan Gay Hill Cindy Hobbs Patsy Hogc Jenny Sue Hohenberger Albina Jane Holasck Jean Holcomb Mike Holland Richard L. Holland Susan Hollon Janis Sue Holsonbakc 144 Bill Hickman, manager of football team, smiles woefully as he is thrown into a mud puddle by the football team, a short-termed tradition at NHS. highlight 1964 Don Hooper Jcannic D. Horner James Lee Horton Glenda .May Houck Linda Kay Houck Shara Lynn Hunt Bill V. Huntington Money Hycr Sharon Faye Idell Cheryl Kristine Iverson Kathy Jackman Linda Jackson Rita Jo Jackson David Al. James Patricia Jansing Ernestine Jennings Karen Jennings Lee Jennings John Gavin Jernigan Carey Don Johnson Jill Johnson John Michael Johnston Barbara Jean Jolls Sharon Diane Kahoc Kathv Sue Kale David Bryan Kamplain .Michael Kearns Shannon Kessler Kenny Paul Keener Larry Kent Keys Sherry Lee Knight John A. King Richard Kuhlman Phil Reed LaBoon Priscilla Ann Lalickcr Sherri Kay Lamirand 145 “We want a victory, hear us sing.” Sophomores contributed a good part to the N.H.S. spirit during the victory flag raising. Nancy Jo Layman Kathleen Alice Lester Mary Jane Lewis Lee Warren Lindsay Randy Linn Ricky Linn Jim Harrison Little John Patrick Livingston Jane Ann Lockett Carolyn Kay Long Donna Louise Long Tom Jay Love Janice Marie Lovingood Holly Sue Lovorn Tom Luccock Elizabeth Luttrcll Susan Luttrcll Joe McCoy Kathy McCrady Greg McCraw Suzanne McKlrath Lynda McGee Patsy Lou Mcl lughcs Pat McKnight Johnny Garry McLinn Nancy Christine McPherson Don Mackey Sandra Kay MacKillican Mary Male Bobbie Malone Wright Dale Kent Marshall Cathy Martin Melissa Martin Margaret Mason Rick Mathews Karen Lcnorc Mauldin 146 Keith Mayeumber Bonnie Kaye Medford Stan Melton Mary Mercer Carol Ann Miller Paul A. Miller Alike Monroe Kathy Monscrud Hugh Moore Carole Morgan Kenneth Morren Kathy Mote Judy Ann Motscnbocker D'Anne Mount Deven Mummery Susan Murphy Linda Gail Myers Linda Lee Nichols Connie Lee Nutt Laura O’Connell Barbara Orth Judy Eileen Panncll Georgia Parrish Kathy Patrick Terry L. Patty Bill Pence James H. Phillips Becky Elizabeth Pierce Barbara L. Pirtlc Sally Pitt Dick Porter Myrtle Susan Porter Kathy Potts Tapken John R. Powell Edward C. Preble Jayne Price Lynda Pruett Alary Ann Pulte Georgann Raney Pam Read Donna Reed Wanda Lavern Reedy Erancic Reeves Deborah Reid (deceased) Alice J. Rcisingcr Sandy Renegar Kathy Rhodes Linda Ann Rhodes Linda Rice Paula Rich Ann Adair Richards Ronna Faye Riddle Alice Rinehart Paula Rac Ripley Alai lory Robertson Sharon Ann Rolcy Margaret Ann Rosales Larry Dale Rowlett Connie Rumfclt Sheri Sue Sain 147 Mixed emotions fill the minds of Sophomores as they make their way be- tween buildings during a break in their busy schedules. Sophomores Swing Lacretia Ann Sakanich Jim Sandefer Rebecca Angela Sandlin Sherry Schanz John Walter Schuldt Johnny Scott Robert Lee Seals Hugh Allen Sellers Patrick Ray Sells Sally A. Shauberger Paula Kay Shepherd Marcia Shinault Danny C. Simmons Alike Simpson Linda Lee Smalley Gloria Smart Sharon Smart Robert D. Smitson Rob Smith Gordon Smith Kay Snodgrass Susan Marie Sovick Jim Spillcr Stephen Sprinkle Dennis Ray Stephens Pred Sterr Ralph Stevenson Jean Stolhand Ann Storm Marilyn Storm 148 Kathleen Stover Chuck Strategier Toni Elaine Straughan Dianne Strickland Jim Sutton Shirley Ann Swanson Robin Tapken Jack Taylor Taysha Taylor Kathy Tcrhunc Joe Thayer Rosemary Thomas Tim Thomas Gary Lynn Townsend Cindy May Traeder Sandra Jean Tullius Judy Turner Paul Douglas Upchurch Gcri Vandaveer Jan Van Schuyvcr Diane Vaught Glen Veal Mary Esther Wade Carol Wages Jimmy C. Waggoner Helen Walls David Walters Don Walters John N. Ward Jane Warren Cindy Waterbury Bob Waters Dennis Watson David Watters Sherry Lee Wedekind Barbara Wender Linda White Marsha Whitten William Montgomery Wiles Lester Wilkinson Norvin Dean Williams Richard Williams Robert Williams John Williamson Kay Wilmeth Cindy Wilson Larrv Wilson Linda Wilson JuDcc Wolf Danny Sultan Wood Larry Woods Lesley Worrell Diane Wyatt Jon York Barbara Jean Young Ronald Gene Zerby 149 ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE First: Christian Church Central Church of Christ First Presbyterian Church MeFarlin Methodist Church Trinity Baptist Church First Baptist Church First Church of Christ Scientist St. Joseph’s Catholic Church St. Stephen’s Methodist Church First Church of the Nazarene Gary Williams, Ken Danner, and Quentin Remy agree all Todd Products are great. DOYLE TODD Distributor of SINCLAIR and GOODYEAR PRODUCTS Sharpe Dry Goods Co. Norman's Name Brands Department Store 110 E. Main JE 4-3223 HOLTZSCHUE A R D W A R E 119 West Main Dial JE 6-1028 Claude Eurton Real Estate Agency 123 E. Tonhawa JE 4-2020 'For my money, it's the Security National SECURIT ANK USE OUR DRIVE-IN WINDOW AND PARKING FACILITIES ON COMANCHE STREET 200 E. Main Dial JE 4-7170 152 SOUTHERLAND LAUNDRY O. E. SOUTHERLAND, JR., Manager 331 White Street JE 4-0343 Allard Cleaners Modern Service 305 E. Main JE 4-7230 Gilt tda 0 FARMS ® Sure Sign of Flavor PORTRAITS WEDDINGS Co c StuJio 231 W. Main JE 6-4600 COMMERCIAL CANDIDS 153 LINDSAY DRUG STORE JE 4-0362 114 E. Main FLOWERS Ed Murphy Proprietor Member F. T. D. by Murphy Phone JE 4-4472 305 W. Main Norman, Oklahoma HENSLEY'S MUSIC ALBUM Phone JE 4-4622 754 Asp Norman, Oklahoma The T W E R House Where do you think you are going, Cheryl Gates? Gifts for Every Occasion 561 Buchanan JE 4-7481 McCALL'S COFFEE SHOP 116 East Main JE 4-1822 University Cleaners vvT ie Sign of Service 747 Asp JE 4-6600 DOWNEY GLASS CO. Everything In Auto Glass Glass for Every Purpose — Channels Phone JE 4-0834 113 North Crawford Norman, Oklahoma Mel Newsom Studio r or traits ‘ Pictures 541 S. UNIVERSITY JE 4-0369 154 1 RIICIKNIEIR'$ Books and School Supplies RICKNER'S BEST BUY IN BOOKS 575 S. Univ. Blvd. Larry's Sinclair Flood and Main JE 4-3808 Corbett's Glass Shop 404 W. Main Norman, Oklahoma In Downtown Shopping Center Serving Norman Since 1922 HARRY McCONATHY D B A Reynolds Furniture Co. NEW and USED Phone JE 4-0646 325 E. Main Norman, Oklahoma Hal Muldrow AGENCY Forty Years of Service to Norman • AUTOMOBILE • FIRE • COMPENSATION • LIABILITY • BONDS • BURGLARY • ACCIDENT and HEALTH • LIFE 117 E. Comanche JE 4-5860 Marvin Gifford models a suit coat from the wide range of good-looking suits at Gordon's. It's Norman's Greatest Gordon’s Men's Boys’Store 220 E. Main JE 4-6274 155 Waugh's Jewelers Home of JOHN ROBERTS COLLEGE JEWELERS FINE JEWELRY and GIFT ITEMS 763 Asp JE 4-2424 FOR THE LATEST IN HAIR FASHIONS IT'S BEAUTY SALON 1016 N. Flood - JE 4-3927 We Will Curl Up and Dye For You THE c o E D SHOP Laura Williams makes her selection from the wide display of smart dresses found at the Co-ed Shop. Fashions begins at the Co-ed . . . . . . and ends in a Co-ed's closet 788 Asp JE 4-7200 LANDSAW FURNITURE EXCHANGE 128 W. Main JE 4-6020 156 Cherry Kay Griffith models an outfit from Harold's. men6 and ladieh a iarei FACING CAMPUS Larry Harral models a suit coat from Harold's. Sayre Builders Supply COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE Phone JE 4-6130 227 W. Main J. L. Les SAYRE R. H. Bob SAYRE Jeanie Dragoo shops for her favorite style of shoe, found at the Webb. FEATURING THESE FAMOUS BRANDS: DcLIso Debs — Capezio — Camelle Freddie — Old Maine Trotters — D'Antonia — Confettis — Frank Cardone — to a — Sandler of Boston — ____ 784 Asp Dial JE 4-8282 Sterr’s Foods 1100 W. Main JE 4-7446 Jess Walden Cleaners Night Gunn Brothers Depository Stamps Two Locations To Serve You Better 121 N. Porter 202 N. Flood JE 4-6464 JE 4-0462 157 GLOVER MONUMENT COMPANY JE 4-1424 909 N. Porter Campus Jewelry OSCAR MESSAMORE 331 W. Boyd JE 4-5775 GIFTS CANDY CARDS ‘pot of QM Qft 222 E. Main H. D. ADAMS FOODS Bobbi Jones shows Sara Culp and Sandra Busch one of the many fine dresses found at Peyton Marcus. BOYD ASP-JE 4-1657 NORMAN 158 RITEWAY E£ FOODLINERS You Get More at IGA OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK TWO LOCATIONS: 315 East Eufaula Street 1425 George Street Ideal Mattress Factory 424 E. Main JE 4-6504 NORMAN FLORAL When You Say It With Flowers It's Beautifully Said LOCKETT HOTEL JE 4-7332 KERBY OFFICE SUPPLY PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES CARDS and GIFTS 209 E. MAIN JE 4-3066 Complete Service in One Location 116 S. Peters • Customer parking: Main to Comanche • 3 Drive-In Windows • All Types of Loans JE 4-4200 IN NORMAN - 1 FI RST 'QJ, fkugtQr. 159 Olie prettiest CL lot lies CL owe jf-rovn =£ ow s You'll Find A Wide Selection Of Famous Names Seaton Hall Jonathan Logan Country Set Kelly Arden Jr. Petite Miss Pat ☆ Mr. D. Shirts Sweaters by Wondamere Lynda Hill looks petite in a matching skirt and blouse found at Low's. 160 DOWNTOWN 125 East Main CAMPUS 759 Asp Ave. AGAR-FORD AGENCY Where Insurance Is Not A Sideline 218 North Peters JE 4-2700 NORMAN, OKLAHOMA DAYLIGHT DONUTS DONUTS AT THEIR FRESHEST AND BEST 1202 N. Flood JE 4-3195 NORMAN SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. Established in 1895 220 N. Peters JE 4-5484 Mi Skip WfeS-HOCS 122 E. Main NORMAN, OKLAHOMA Largest Department Store In Norman 210 E. Main JE 6-2031 It's stunning! says Laura Hallam to Judy Miller, as Maria Kay Gill finds something that appeals to her. Hampton s FLOWERS AND GIFTS 610 N. Porter JE 4-5200 161 RUSSELL S Presents BECKY BERRY SERVICE CLEANERS 705 N. Porter JE 4-5300 Norman Plumbing Heating 124 W. Main JE 4-3926 TYLER SIMPSON CO. NORMAN, OKLAHOMA Printers of the N.H.S. TRAIL and Other High Quality Books and Publications “ 75 th i A fi M M 18 89-1964 Anniversary Experienced Printers . . . . . . in the publication field, a plant designed for efficient production, and a competent staff, we are able to offer a superior printing service with consistently high quality, dependable service and competitive prices—and a genuine interest in our customers' problems. May we serve you? Transcript Press NORMAN A saleswoman shows Carolyn Coates a quality dress, one ol the many tine dresses found at Penney's. FREE PARKING AT ft cm mc %if ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY W 162 NORMAN FEED SEED 115 S. Porter JE 4-8488 CAMPUS PHARMACY Where Friends Meet JE 4-2324 Campus Corner Established in 1895 ClMk Cleaners - Laundry CONVENIENT NIGHT DRIVE-IN DEPOSIT Phone JE 4-4800 750 Asp Karen Green and Kathi Straw wear matching sets found at Power's. POWER'S Young Fashions 111 East Main JE 4-1711 Food Is ALWAYS Better 1808 W. Lindsay JE 6-0459 163 NORMAN LUMBER Company, Inc. Home and House Center BILL O'CONNELL, Mgr. 710 W. Main JE 4-0356 Exclusive but not Expensive Ed Massey shows Don Harral a popular plaid sport coat from Hale's Campus Shop. Malea CAMPUS SHOP 767 Asp JE 4-4252 OPEN 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sooner Dairy Lunch 1820 W. Main, Norman DRINKS ★ SANDWICHES Closed Sunday Host to Most of Norman's Guests LOCKETT HOTEL MAIN AT BOULEVARD JE 4-3670 164 Brockhaus Jewelry YOUR BEST BUY 752 Asp JE 4-4228 Docs the box come with the watch? asks James Madden of the manager of Brockhaus. Sooner Tots Teens Many Sizes to Choose From in Sizes Infants thru Sub-Teens 115-A East Main JE 4-2423 WACKER'S DEPARTMENT STORES Merchandise for Less 116 S. Crawford JE 4-7432 Linda Pratl trys on one of the coats found at Harry Katz. BEST FASHIONS FOR WOMEN 504 WEST MAIN DOWNTOWN SHOPPING CENTER-NORMAN SERVICE STATION 402 W. Main JE 4-1500 165 in banking! an mom CITY NATIONAL BANK b Mobm 166 J. R. SYMCOX, President MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BILL CLAYTON SUNNY CLAYTON RES. ME 2-1292 Res. ME 4-7001 CLAYTON BROS. USED CARS 3601 S. Robinson — Office: ME 4-2280 — Okla. City JERRY'S TEXACO STATION Classen Boyd JE 6-2131 RAMAY'S RESTAURANT 509 S. Porter Where Good Food Is Found Wondering what she will make for this year's Prom, Marilyn Kennedy views the fine material found at the Fabric Fair. FABRIC FAIR High Style Fabrics Vogue, Simplicity, McCall's Patterns Complete Sewing Notions Downtown Shopping Center PIONEER SHOE SHOP Since 1892 125 N. Porter Alvin Miller, Owner 167 Black Finance Insurance Norman VELMA'S BAKERY Wedding Cakes — Birthday Cakes 211 E. Main JE 4-8718 BOYD'S AUTO MACHINE Custom Engine Rebuilding Crankshaft Grinding and Balancing 127 E. Gray Norman ‘Jiscli er’s Plumbing Heating 116 N. Peters JE 6-2073 Jimmie Marsee, Owner Mary Alice Eurton trys one of the new styles found at the Booterie. Two Stores To Serve You THE BOOTERIE CAMPUS BOOTERIE 108 E. Main JE 4-4898 753 Asp JE 6-0747 Over Fifty Years Of Dependable Service Thompsona 1920 West Main St. P.O. Box 662 JE 4-4000 NORMAN, OKLAHOMA 168 Headquarters for— ASPEN Sportswear Dresses By— FASHINNS of Texas JUSTIN McCARTY LOU-ETTE After Fives KAYSER Lingerie JUNIOR SETS COPELAND'S PETTICOAT INN Collegiate Square JE 6-0896 ouise s X f eaidt j Co . eye Complete Beauty Service for the Public Tuition Payment Plan for Study OPEN 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tues. thru Sat. Loads Of Free Parking Appointments Always Available 1140 N. Flood JE 6-3822 Carol Henderson, Donann Toler, and Judy Coles buy their flowers at Lcc-james florist. (jCee - famed FLORIST THE FINEST IN FLORAL SERVICE JE 6-4343 1146 North Floor Norman 169 Dean Hetherington Real Estate Agency 303 South Peters NORMAN, OKLAHOMA McCall's Greenleaf Market 301 S. Porter JE 4-6663 McCall's Super Food Market NORMAN'S OLDEST BEST FAMOUS FOR FINE MEAT Norman's Largest TV Display UNIVERSITY ELECTRONIC Radio and TV Service RCA Victor Color TV Hi-Fi — Sterophonic Sound 932 N. Flood - JE 4-0391 Norman's Only Authorized RCA Dealer foCufiou SvUA 1 % NORMAN 1 OKLAHOMA ★ 104 UNITS ★ FREE TELEVISION ★ WALL to WALL CARPET ★ TILEBATHS ★ CONNECTING ROOMS SUITES ★ CHILDREN FREE ★ RESTAURANT and BANQUET ROOMS ★ SWIMMING POOL ★ PRIVATE CLUB -A: FREE KENNEL SERVICE Is it the suit or the name tag that interests Earl Butts at Garner's Mens Store? Correct Styling—Good Taste arners 1ft ASP AVCNUt MO MAN OKLAHOMA 792 Asp JE 4-2500 170 THE PINK HOUSE Bridal Attire — Long Short Formals Millinery 2113 West Main JE 4-2631 FARMER HOUCK SERVICE STATION 700 W. Main JE 4-9071 MANSFIELD BEAUTY CENTER Eight Excellent Stylists 550 West Main JE 4-2334 Shoes Dyed Any Color—Reslyling—Corrective Work Village Shoe Shop Bob Carroll 1313 Jenkins Arc you sure you can play. Bill Hetherington and lain Adkins, or are you just clowning around? MIKE RICHEY'S GUITAR CENTER Beginning—Advanced Guitar 319 White JE 4-8613 SOONER LANES 550 N. 24th Ave. JE 6-1155 24 Beautiful Brunswick Lanes Automatic Pin Setters Nursery Snack Bar Pro Shop 171 INDEX A Abercrombie, David 131, 105 Abshire, Mcioa 66, 111 Adair, Eileen 56, 67, 79, 111 Adair, James 74, 141 Adams, Ann 5), 68, 83, 141 Adams. Dianne 85, 141 Adams, Gary 141 Adams, Jackie 131 Adams, Shary 111 Adkins, Beverly 52, 78, 111 Adkins, Lain 25, 35, 87, 97, 98, 131, 171 Akard, William 103, 111 Akmal, Barbara 85, 141 Akmal, Mim 111 Akmal, Paul 131 Alexander, Joyce 81, 131 Alien, Bob 111 Allen, Don 30, 35, 86, 97, 106 Allen, Kathy 69 Alley, Ann 55, 70, 83, 141 Allin, David 32, 35, 36, 92,111 Allison, Austina 66 Allison, Paula 54 Allman, Joe 131 Amspachcr, Jill 61, 73, 74, 83, 141 Amspacher, Robert 69, 131, 141 Amrein, Curtis Ml Anderson, Andy 111 Anderson, Annette 85« Ml Anderson, Arlcv 88, 131 Anderson, Bruce 55, 62« 141 Anderson, Joyce 55, 60, 81, 131, 133 Anderson, Larry 103, 141 Anderson, Mary 52, 83, 141 Anderson, Patricia Ml Angelino, Bobo 87, 97, 131 Anncslcy, Tom 131 Argo, Doyle 131 Argo, Ronnie 131 Ash, Jane 52, 64, 82, 131 Ashmoro, John 8, 111 Atkins, Richard 57, 58, 66, 131 Austin, Don 111 Autry, Burl 88 Autry, Linda 67, 74, 141 Avery, Mike 74, 107, 131 Ayers, Steve 34, 101� 102, 103, 140, Ml B Bagby. Mike 74 Bagby, Ron 74, 131 Baity, Joyce ill Baily, Mcridee 52, 64, 131 Baker, Jannelle 67, 141 Balch, Dennis 111 Ballard, Donna 56, 84, Ml Balias, Byron 131 Bandy, Judy 52, 79, 99, 111 Bannister, Larry 131 Barberii, Nancy 55, 56, 141 Barela, Albert 103. Ml Barela, Herman 87, 106, 131 Barker, Forrest 35, 36, 86, 87, 97, 111 Barnard, Glennctt© 141 Barnard, Terry 131 Barnett, Dorothy 59, 111 Barnett, Susie 131 Bartlett, Virginia 78, 111 Barton, Marsha 74, 131 Bavlnger, Bill 35, 51, 131 Baxter, Melvin 141 Beardslec. Lynda 41, 66, 111 Beckhem, Judy 131 Behrman, David 32, 34, 35, 36, 39, 86, 95, 97, 98, 112 Belden, Mary Ann 66, 112 Bell. Chuck 86, 107, 112 Bell, Elizabeth 56, 70, 71, 79, 112 Bell. Pat 71, 81, 131 Bell, Vivian 74, 82. 137 Bender, Johnnie Sue 112 Benge, Joyce 59, 131 Berglan, Larry 25, 29, 86, 95, 96, 97, 98. 112 Bernard, Bober� 141 Bernier, 8obby 74, Ml Berry, Becky 29, 34, 36, 38, 42, 43, 52, 60, 61, 112, 162 Berry, Bill 57, 58, Ml Berry, Larry 103, 141 Berry, Linda 56, 141 Bettes, Richard 112 8ettes, Wayne Ml Bettis, Nina Kav 59, 85, Ml BevMIe, Marv Jane 51, 62, 85, 141 Biffle, Jim 88, 112 Bigbie, Larry 131 Bigham, Leslie 52, 56, 84, 141 Bilbo, Charles 35, 54, 112 Binlord, H. Q. 131 Bishop, Linda 59, 141 Birch, Kathy 81, 131 Birden, Larry 97, 131 Birmingham, Jan 67, 112 Blackburn, Darrell 89, 112 Blair, Elizabeth 69, 85, 141 Blair, Nancy 80, 84, 131 Blakeley, Charlotte 59, 141 Blakeley, Linda 131 Blancett, DeAnna 81, 131 Blevins, Leaford 74, 141 Bloomer, Janet 78, 112 Boeskin, Carla 67, 141 Bonner, Gary 141 Booker, Richard 49, 53, 112, 176 Bookout, Gladys 112 Boren, Karen 35, 73, 74, 79, 91, 112 Bowers, Anthony 112 flowers, Lorry Ml Bowlby, Cindy 53, 60, 80, 131 Bradley. Janet 78, 112 Bramlctt, Karen 81, 131 Bradncr, Jackie 64, 84, 141 8randt, Susan 35. 55, 78, 113 Brantley. Gwen 131 Braught, Nancy 51, 73, 74, 82, 91, 131 Bray, Gene 58, 62, 107, 131 Bray, June 66, 113 Brechcen, Carcn 131 Bredbenncr, Richard 62, 113 Brewster, Bobby 131 Brewster, Linda 52, 67, 81, 131 Briggs, Susan 78, 113 Brooks, Jackie 80, 131 Brookshire, Linda 131 Brown, Courtney Ml Brown, Perry 113 Brown, Shirley 67, 79, Bruce, Richard 57, 58, 131 Bruehl, Carolyn Ml Bruemmer, Betty 113 Bruner, Nancy 141 Bryan, Jan 131 Buchanan, Cynthia 113 Bucher, Ed 64, 65, 107, 113 Buck, Sande 97, 131 Buckley, Dianne 52, 79. 113 Buckminster, Glenda 51, 85� Ml Buffington, Fred 131 Bumgarner, Mary June 55, 59, 81, 131 Burdick, Ronnie 74, 141 Burks, Evelyn 67, 141 Burks, Mike 113 Burnett, Louis 87, 97, 131 Burnett, Shay 41, 78, 113 Burns, Butch Ml Burrow, Wicky 87, 106, 131 Burton, Layne 67, 131 Burton, Robert 74, 141 Burton, Wayne Ml Busby, Jim 97, 141 Busch, Cathy 51� 84, 141 Busch. Sandra 22. 60, 78, 113, 158 Butts, Earl 86, 94, 97, 113, 170 Buxton, Jerry 35, 55, 74, 131 Buxton, Larry 35, 53, 74, 131 Byers, Mary 67, 141 Byers, Van 89 c Caddeli, Beverly 141 Caddcll, Nick 69, Ml Calame, Guyanne 29, 32, 41, 67, 78, 113 Calkins, Cynthia 52, 63, 64, 68, 131 Callison, Ruthie 113 Calvert, Jerry Ml Campbell, Johnny 106, 131, 132 Campbell, Lee Ml Carpenter.Don 74, 97, 131 Carrier©, David 53, 74, 107, 131 Carson, Barbara 113 Carson, Carol Ann 83, Ml Carson, Diane 141 Carter, Sallic Ml Cater, Carol 59, 67, 78, 113 Cavanaugh, Jimmy 144 Caranaugh, Robert 141 Cecil, Joe M2 Champeau, Jo Ann 114 . Channel!, Judy 131 Charley. Edward 103, 132 Cheek, Wayne 132 Chesser, Don M2 Childers, Pam M2 Childress, Judie 35. 63. 1M Childress, Linda 74, 8S, M2 Christian, Fred 87, 103, 132 Christian, Mary Sue 8S Church, Paul 114 Ciereszko. Stanley 132 Cimino� Toni 84, M2 Clark, Bob 86, 95, 97, 98, 99, 101, 114 Clark, Carolyn 82, 132 Clark, Dick 86, 97, 101, 114 Clark, Donna 84, 142 Clark, Gay 71, 81, 132 Glaxton, Warren 142 Clemens, David 53� 132 Clement, Linda 56, 85, 142 Cleveland, Jim 114 Clinkenbeard, Chcrrie 79 Clouscr, Keith 132 Coates, Marilyn 60, 61, 78, 114 Cochrane, Jean 81, 132 Coleman, Zill 87, 97, M2 Coles, Judy 49, 64, 114, 169 Coley, Karen 74, 81, 132 Collins, Carl M2 __ Collins, Connie 51, 74, 82. 132 Collins, Jerri Jo 28, 142 Collins. Marilyn 51� 57, 80, 132 Colins. Tommi Elizabeth 69, 114 Colwell, Jimmy Cecil 114 Constantin, Jim 114 Cook, Bill 35, 36, 38, 39, 58� 86, 99, 100, 101, 108, 114 Cook, Larry 27, 132 Coombcs, Cynthia 55, M2 Cooper, Roger 66, 114 Corkins, Pattie 115 Corrotto, Gary 26, 63, 115 Cosgrove, Ann 55� 84, 142 Coughlin, Alary 71 Council. Margaret 83, M2 Cowan, Billy 88 Cowan, Cathy 115 Cowan, Linda 56, 83, 142 Cox, Charlene 115 . _ Craig, Cheryl 28, 29, 32, 40, 41, 42, 45, 57, 77, 78. 83, 115 Crain, Don 132 Craig. Larry 132 Crandell. Deanna 132 Craven, Dean 86� 107, 115 Crawford, Tommy M2 Creveling, John 53, 73, 74, M2 Crews, Mike 74, M2 Cross, Braden 34, 35, 60, 87, 105, 135 Crow, Joyni 115 Culp. Sara 32, 38, 41, 48, 76, 79, 83, 85, i 15, 158, 176 Cunningham, John 35� 132 Curren, Gerald M2 D Daily, Jimmie 35, 115 Daily. Katherine 67, 142 Daniels, Marvin 95, 97, 101, 115 Danner, Ken 25, 94, 96, 97, 115, 152 Darling, Kay 83, M2 Daugherty, Lynn 57, 80, 132 Davault, Wanda 56, 115 Davenport, James 74, 142 Davis, Adrienne 51, 132, 133 Davis, Dana 41, 60. 78, 115 Davis, Danny Paul 74, 142 Davis, Douglas 74 Davis, Jeanette Sue M2 Davis, Lala 74 Davis, Mickey Sue 115 Davis, Ronnie M2 Davis Sue 64, 84, 142 Daws, Martin Lee 88, 132 Day, Allen Timothy 142 Deain, Shirley 84, 142 Dean. James Delmar 103, 115 Deignan, Tommy M2 Dcmastus, Terry 132 Denney, Irene 67 Dennis, Loretta 132 De Vore, Harley 132 De Voro, Cadv M2 Diepenbrock, Dick M2 Diepenbrock, William E. 115 Dilks, Dickey 104, 105 Dillard, Bobby 69, 132 Dillard, Charlotte 52, 142 Dillard, Sue 132 Dingman, Virginia 52, 85, 142 D Vecchio, Art 69, 132 Dixon, Julianna 51, 80, 91, 132 Dixon, Lynn 57, 58, 143 Dodd, Gayle 132 Donaldson, Dana 132 Donnell. Susan 41, 60, 61� 82, 107, 135 Dowd, Janie 83� 143 Drace, Marilyn 52, 84, 143 Dragoo, Jeanic 51. 78, 115, 157 D'aooo. Scott 74. 143 Draper, Duane 30, 50, 51, 63, 133 Dresscl, Carol 67, 69, 85 Drilling, Candv 115 Drllllno. Joe 116 Driskell, Glenna 143 Orocscher, Carlos 28, 51 Droescher, Mary 51, 85 Droy, David 74 Dudark, Roy 86, 116 Dudley, Danny 133 Dudley, Ousty 97 Dudley, Linda 56, 116 Dumas, Linda 23, 51, 63, 79, 81, 133 Dumas, Sylvia 26, 116, 167 Duncan, Johnny 116 Dunn, Russell 35, 73. 74, 130, 135 Dyson, Gail Ann 133 E Easterling, Susan 67, 80, 133 Eddington, Kay 56, 58, 85 towards, Steve 34, 61 Edwards, lommy 133 Eider, james 30, 35, 50, 51, 61, 63, 133 Elder, Michael Allen 51, 61, 62, 63, 74 Elledgc, Donald Gene 116 Elicogc, Ronald 116 Elliot, Michael Danny 88, 133 Ellis, Carolyn 79, 116 Elmore, Phil 54, 55, 133, 136 Eiwcil, Nancy 116 Eoff, Donald 87, 133 Eoff, Teresa 55, 67, 74, 84 Ernest, Darlene 56, 83 Ernest, Rick 105, 116 Estep, Janice C. 54, 83 Estndge, Barbara 67, 116 Eubanx, Jennifer 56, 82, 133 Eurton, Mary Alice 32� 36, 38, 41, 77, 79, 80, 116, 168 F Farabee, Varonia 23, 81, 133 Farmer, Larry 60, 61 Farmer, Sharon 133 Farris, Donald 35, 87, 106. 133 Fast, Carl 133 Faubion, Pam 52, 85 Feaver, Elaine 56, 71, 85 Felton, Linda 69, 133 Ferrell, Jack© 116 Feucrborn, Priscilla 80 Finch, Keith 133 Finney, Ann 30, 35, 49, 68, 80, 90, 91, 133 Finney, John 35, 86, 101, 116 Fischer, Candy 56, 85 Ford, Kaye 116 Fois, Carol 67, 133 Foster, David 54 Fountain, Donnie 116 Fowler, Patty 54, 73, 74, 116 Fox, Phyllis 133 Fox, Skippy 133 Frank, Dennis 74 Frankenberry, Carla 74 Franklin, Roberta 59, 133 Fredrickson, Toni 52, 84 Freeland, Judy 83 Freeman, Roger 57, 58 Freeze, Scott 166 Fritch, James 133 Fritch, Jane Ann 67. 71. 78, 84 Fritch, Linda 79, 117 Fry, Barbara 68, 117 Fryday, Allen 87, 97, 133 G Gaither, Durwin 117 Galyen, Bonnie 67 Gamcl, Tom 133 Gardner, Larry Scott 133 Garling, James Edward 74, 144 Garner, Phyllis 57, 133 Garriott, David 105, 133 Gdtchcl, Mary Jane 35, 60, 63, 64, 65, 133 Gates, Cheryl 29, 57, 78, 117, 154 Gentry, Anita 117 George, Patricia Ann 134 Gesin, Glenda 84, 144 Geycr, Roger 53, 134 Gibson, Loretta 117 Giezcntanner, Kay 35, 57, 79, 117 Giffert. Gail 54, 60, 84, 144 Gifford, Marvin 57. 58, 59, 63, 134, 155 Gilbert, Eddie 66, 117 Gill, Maria Kay 29, 48, 78, 117, 161 Gilmore. Robert Jay 103, 118 Gilstrap, Gene 134 Glasscock, Randy 97, 98 Gleason, David L. 103, 134 Glenn, Milton 134 Glenn, Sandra Carol 74 Glover, Frances 118 Glover, Karon 144 Goldfield, Joyce 32, 40, 41, 81, 82, 84, 134 172 Goodman, Brian 144 Gordon, Mickey 74, 144 Gordon, Nona 69, 78, 118 Granr, Carolyn 67, 74, 144 Graves, Glenda 51, 81, 134 Grayson, Faye 56, 83, 144 Grayson, Ricky 74, 144 Greb, Linda 81, 134 Green, Kristen 134 Green, Karen 35, 50, 51, 69, 78, 118, 163 Gregory, Leonard 118 Gregory, Leslie 134 Griffith, Cherry Kay 29, 69, 76, 78, 107. 118, 157 Griffith, Pat 54, 80, 82, 134 Grubaugh, Kenny 40, 97, 144 Guest, Mary 35, 70, 71. 80, 134 Guinn, Jovco 118 Guinn, Lorna 69, 78 Gunning, Linda 81, 134 H Haddock, Ann 56, 60, 78, 118 Haddock, Bill 102, 144 Haterkamp, Al 36 Halerkamp, Roger 97 Hall, June 118 Hall, Nancy 74, 144 Hallam, Laura 56, 78, 118, 161 Hallam, Susan 26, 51, 61, 71, 82, 134 Halsey, Bruce 118 Ham, Robert 97, 134 Hamilton, Gray 74 Hamilton, Georgia 84, 132 Hamcock, Delores 82, 132 Hamkowsky, Janie 134 Hanska, Robert 118 Hardesty, Marsha 118 Hardy, Vic 144 Horkoy, Roy 30, 118 Harlow, Mary 35, 52, 56, 79, 118 Harmon, Bob 134 Harmon, Mike 60, 64, 65, 107, 134 Harmon, Nancy 60, 84, 144 Harmon,Pam 144 Harmon, Sharon 84, 144 Harper, Cynthia 35, 53, 70, 80, 134 Harper, David 144 Harper, Lynn 35, 53, 78, 118 Harral, Don 48, 60, 62, 74, 144, 164 Harral, Larry 32, 36, 37, 39, 40, 60, 61, 86, 118, 157 Harrell, Judy 41, 66, 118 Harris, Brent 35, 86, 118 Harrison, Doane 32, 61, 86, 105, 118 Hart, Richard 35, 55, 86, 107 Hartman, Billy Warren 54, 74 Harvey, Mike 144 Hatcher, Patricia 51, 71, 81, 134 Hatfield, Ray 89, 134 Hawkins, Cal 34, 35, 101, 134 Hawkins, Jim 37, 58, 59, 134 Hawk, Judy 54, 55, 74, 82, 134 Hayes, Elizabeth 59, 114 Haynes, Carl 134 Haynes, Mickey 89, 118 Haynes, Tom 118 Heavner, Judy 35, 36, 57, 118 Heck, Thurman 134 Heiskill, Sandy 144 Heitz, Glen 88, 134 Hellams, Dorothy 119 Hellams, Scott 74 Hemphill, James 35, 87, 134 Henderson, Barbara 57, 78, 119 Henderson, Judy 83, 144 Henderson, Larry 88, 119, 134 Henderson, Carol 49, 64, 67, 71, 78, 119. 169 Henderson, Sharri 134 Hensley, Butch 119 Herr, David 119 Herrick, Nancy 31. 35, 54, 55, 64, 65, 78, 119 Herron, Jan 35, 49, 54, 82, 134 Hetherington, Bill 87, 97, 134, 171 Hickman, Bill 58, 87, 144 Hickman, Carol 40, 84, 144 Higbee, Phil 144 Higgins, Maree 54, 56, 83, 144 Hill, Billy 88. 103, 134 Hill, Chris 67, 81, 134, 135 Hill, Danny 103, 134 Hill, Jackie 97, 134 Hill, Laura 30, 82, 130, 134 Hill, Lynda 31, 38, 76. 79, 85, 119, 160 Hill. Patty 53, 57, 80, 107, 134 Hill, Susan 52, 144 Hinshaw, Mark 52, 91, 134 Hobbs, Cindy 144 Hockman, Shiree 80, 134 Hoqe, Pat 84. 144 Hohenberqer, Jenny 27, 74, 144 Hoisinoton, Sam 66, 119 Holasek, Albina 51. S9. 144 Holasck, Florence 134 Holasek, Fred 35, 74, 119 Holcomb, Jean 53, 83, 144 Holland, Mike 62, 144 Holland, Richard 144 Hollander, Nell 68, 69, 134, 135 Holley, Georgia 119 Holleyman, Bob 97 Holllngworth, Sherry 80, 134 Hoi Ion, Susan 144 Holman, Cathy 49, 53, 64, 80, 134 Holsonbake, Jan 144 Hopkins, Jan 81. 107, 134 Hooper, Don 145 Homer, Jean 145 Horosz, Poldi 55 Horton, Dale 89, 119 Horton, James 84, 144 Houck, Brenda 82, 134 Houck, David 134 Houck, Glenda 56, 70, 71, 83, 145 Houck, Linda 56, 145 Houck, Lawayne 80, 134 Houck, Margie 119 Houck, Ralph 87, 134 Howsc. David 134 Hubbard, Judy Ann 56, 71 Huffman, Geraldine 69, 119 Hughes, Carolyn Ruth 68, 74, 82, 134 Humphrey, Gilbert 62 Hunt, Shara Lynn 59, 145 Huntington, William 145 Hyer, Monica Lynn 145 I ■delI, Sharon 145 Iverson, Cheryl 74, 145 J Jackman, Kathy 67, 85, 145 Jackson, Jay 57, 58, 59, 119 Jackson, Linda 54, 74, 84, 145 Jackson, Rita Jo 83, 145 James, David 145 Jansing, Patricia 70, 71, 84, 145 Jennings, Ernestine 145 Jennings, Karen 83, 145 Jennings, Lee 145 Jennings, Phil 32, 97, 134 Jernigan, Bill 119, 134 Jernigan, Charles 119 Jernigan, John 97, 145 Johnson, Bart 97, 119 Johnson, Becky 57, 61, 78, 119 Johnson, Carey 145 Johnson, David 134 Johnson, Dorothy 134 Johnson, Erwin 119 Johnson, Helena 134 Johnson, Jill 145 Johnson, Peggy 135 Johnson, Suzanne 51, 80, 135 Johnson, Wayne 88 Johnston, Barbara 70. 71, 80, 135 Johnston, Mike 55, 103, 145 Johnston, Nancy 135 Jolls, Barbara 145 Jones, Pat 35, 80. 135 Jones, Taylor 57, 58 Jordan, Jimmy 119 Jordan, Sharon 41, 119 K Kahan, Tom 25. 87, 97, 135 Kahoe, Sharon 145 Kale, Kathy 145 Kamylain, David 145 Kearns, Michael 62, 145 Keeley, Jim 74, 135 Keester, Don 97, 119 Keim, Richard 57, 58, 119 Kelly, Paul 8, 62, 120 Kennedy, Marilyn 35, 38, 53, 78, 120, 167 Kennon, Phil 135 Kent. David 120 Kerby, Don 86, 10O. 101, 120 Kerby, Gloria 37, 41, 51. 56, 60, 82, 135 Kersey, Ricky 32. 39, 86, 99, 100, 101, 102, 120 Kessler, Carolyn 67, 82, 135 Kessler, Shannon 145 Keys, Larry 145 Klmberling, Kay 51, 68, 79, 120 Kimbrell. Mike 74, 135 King, Barbara 67, 135 King, Karol 51, 57, 80, 135 King, John 74, 75, 145 King, Martha Jane 120 Kinnebrew. Linda 49, 53, 59, 64, 79, 120 Kitchlng, Kathleen 35, 91, 120 Kizcr, Terry 66, 120 Knapple, Helene 82 Knight, Joy 135 Knight, Sherry 84, 145 Korgan, Francine 120 Kruis, Donna 69, 120 Kuhlman, Kathy 24, 67, 78, 120 Kuhlman, Richard 54, 75, 145 Kuykendall, Sue 53, 135 L LaBoon, Phil 145 Lack, Jim 29, 105, 120 LaFon, Margaret 35, 53, 75, 80, 135 Lalicker, Marian 59 Lalicker, Priscilla 85, 145 LaMar, Ted 120 Lamirand, Sherri 85, 145 Landers, Rockl 87 Langley, Margaret 57, 79, 120 Langston, Ellen 51, 82, 135 Lovinc, Thomas 135 Layman, Nancy 146 Leaumont, Richard 120 Leaverton, Cindy 71 LcBlanc, Carol 26, 35, 78, 120 Leonard, Mary 35, 53, 64 Lester, Anita 80, 135 Lester, Kathleen 55, 146 LeVally, Donette 135 Lewis, Donna 135 Lewis, Mary Jane 67, 83, 146 Lindsay, Lee 146 Linn, Randy 146 Linn, Ricky 75, 146 Little, Jim 146 Littlecreek, Linda 127 Livingston, Brent 87, 106, 135 Livingston, Pat 54, 55, 75, 146 Lockett, Jane Ann 51, 56, 60, 83, 146 Logan, Dorella 35 Logan, Ellse 53, 80, 135 Logan, Joe 97, 135 Long, Bill 135 Long, Carolyn 53, 85, 146 Long, Donna 83, 146 Long, Judy 75. 82. 135 Love, James 135 Love, Tom 57, 58. 146 Loveless. Vicki 51, 67, 79, 121 Lovingood, Janice 85, 146 Lovorn, Holly 146 Lovorn, June Ann 121 Lowsley, John 121 Luccock, Tom 54, 75, 146 Luther, Jimmy 135 Lutker, Linda 51, 57, 80, 135 Luttrell, Elizabeth 146 Luttrcll, Susan 55, 58, 59. 71, 85, 146 M Mabe. Margaret 80, 136 Mackey, Don 88, 146 Maycumber, Keith 147 Madden, James 26, 121, 165 Maddox, Johnny 35, 75 Male, Mary 49, 52, 64, 146 Malloy, Connie 122 Malone, Bobbie 54, 60, 84, 146 Maloy, Dennis 75, 136 Maloy, Mesha 136 Manning, Donna 75, 136 Marler, Cheryl 82, 136 Marsh, Jacguetta 122 Marshall, Dale 146 Martin, John 86, 122 Martin, Judy 56, 82, 136 Martin, Marilyn 75, 81, 82, 136 Martin, Melissa 49, 64, 146 Martin. Robert 57, 58, 122 Martin, Tim 136 Marty, Mary Sue 53, 75, 79, 122 Mason, Eula 136 Mason, Margaret 56, 84, 146 Mason, Suzy 78, 122 Masters, Dee 88 Mathews, Rick 146 Mauldin, Karen 64, 68, 69, 85. 146 Mead, Diane 41, 76, 79, 107, 122 Medcalf, Jacky 8, 122 Medford, Jerry 88, 122 Medford, Bonnie 147 Meiser, Barbara 136 Meiser, Carolyn 67, 122 Meiser, David 88 Meiser, Jerry 89. 122 Melton, Stanley 103. 147 Mercer, Mary 62, 147 Merliss, Fred 35, 122 Merrell, Jo ette 53. 75, 136 Meyer, David 64, 65, 68 Mover, Jane 27, 42, 44, 53, 60, 69, 80, 133, 136 Milan, 8utch 136 Milburn, Carol Sue 56, 136 Miles, Mary Martha 23, 54, 81, 136 Miller, Carol Ann 67, 147 Miller, Gary 75 Miller, Gene 89 Miller, Glenn 97, 103, 135 Miller, Judy 29, 48, 78, 79, 122, 161 Miller, Mark Van 64, 65, 132 Miller, Paul 147 Miller, Roaalee 136 Miller, Vic 30, 136 Mills, Dee 53 Mills, Judith 136 Mix, Edith 85 Monroe, Mike 147 Monserud, Katherine 70, 71, 85, 147 Moore, Carolyn 122 Moore, Glenda 56, 122 7 oore, Hugh 147 7. oore, James 88, 97, 122 Moore, Kathie 136 Moore, Lynn 51, 81, 83, 136 Morehead, James 122 Morgan, Barbara 81, 136 Morgan, Carol 147 Morgan, Phil 89 Morris, Janet 122 Morris, Ron 22. 97, 107, 122 Morrison, Martha 59 Morton, Betty 122 Moss, Linda 54, 68, 82. 91, 136 Mote, Cyndi 82. 136 Motsenbockcr, Judy 56, 85, 147 Mott, Glenda 122 Mount, D'Anne 54, 85, 147 Mudd, Larry 122 Mullaney, Gene 122 Mummery, Dcvcn 34, 74, 84, 147 Murphy, Susan 54, 147 Meyers, Jackie 57, 58, 78, 123 Myers, Linda 147 McCorlcy, Marlyn 53, 57, 79, 90, 91 121 McCarthy, Sandra 123 McCaslin, James 57, 58, 59, 135 McConnell. Irma Dec 123 McCoy. Joe 146 McCrody, Kerry 80, 135 McCracker, Floyd 89 McCraw, Greg 146 McCray, Kathy 35, 54, 60, 70, 71, 81, 85, 135, 146 Me Dade, Carol 38, 41, 77, 79, 80, 121 McDaniel, Dianne 67, 70, 71, 135 McDaniel, Bud 34, 39, 86, 95, 97, 104, 105, 121 McDonald, Hullon 121 McDonald, Mary 135 McElhaney, Lynda 56, 121 McElrath, Jim 35, 39, 97. 106, 121 McElrath, Suzanne 70, 71, 84, 146 McFarland, Bruce 135 McGee, Lynda 34, 54, 56, 83, 146 McGee, Sanford 86, 99, 101, 121 McGhee, Kathy 56, 80, 136 McGovern, Janice 56, 121 McGuire, Susan 136 McHughes, Patsy 85, 146 McKenize, Marion 107 McKillican, Sandra 93. 146 McKnight. Patricia 83, 146 McLin, John 58, 146 McLin, Rick 89, 121 McNabb, Gary 121 McPherson, Nancv 56, 85, 146 McWilliams, Dorothy 138 McWilliams. Richard 86, 105, 121 N Nash, Jim 123 Neal, Janice 79, 81, 136 Neal. Sharon 67, 123 Ncbcrgall. Madelo� 53, 78, 123 Nelson, Steve 69, 136 Newman, Carolvn 81, 136 Nichols, Jerry 123 Nichols, Linda 84, 147 Nolan, Patti 136 NoMh, Richard 136 Nutt, Connie 56, 84, 147 o O'Connell, Laura 83, 147 Odom, Larry 103, 136 Oliphant, Bobby 51, 136 Oliphant, Joe 136 Oliphant, Lena 57, 78, 123 Olney. Rick 34, 35, 60, 61, 87, 136 O'Neal, Nancy 35, 36, 57, 123 Orr, Mary Lou 78, 123 Orth, Barbara 54, 61, 83, 147 Overstreet, David 137 Oviatt, Pam 49, 64, 80, 137 Owens. Pam 54, 71. 137 173 INDEX Pace, Susan 68, 123 Palmer, John Larry 137 Panned, Judy 55, 83, 147 Panned, Linda 56, 125 Parker, Jerry 123 Parman, Earl 137 Parman, Keith 57, 58 Parnell, Angela 56, 125 Parrish, Georgia 84 Parsons, Carol 75, 137 Parsons, Roger 54, 73. 75, 125 Patrick, Kathy 147 Patrick, Norman 57, 58, 123 Patty, James 123 Patty, Terry 97, 103, 147 Paul, Billy 88 Paul, Patty 53, 80, 137 Payne, Tim 137 Pearson, Joan 107, 137 Pearson, Judy 137 Pence, Bid 147 Pence, Phil 89 Pence, Vicki 67, 76, 78, 123 Perry, Edwin 35� 137 Peters, Bob 88 Pettit, Sharon 35, 51, 57, 80, 137 Phillips, Beth S3, 56. 123 Phillips, James 147 Phillips, Branda 79, 91, 123, 137 Phillips, Sharon 123 Picket. Marie 81, 137 Pirecc. Ken 137 Pierce, Lois 48, 53, 84, 147 Piarcc. Phil 123 Pierson, Lorric 69, 137 Pilling, Anne 31, 64, 65, 78, 123 Pinkerton, Donna 137 Pirtlc, Barbara 147 Pirtle, Margaret 54, 75, 137 Pitt, Sally 27, 51, 60, 84, 147 Polk, Sandra 66, 123 Pool, Glenna 137 Porter, Dick 97, 147 Porter, Myrtle 147 Polls, John 35, 123 Potts, Kathy 84, 147 Powell, Carol Jean 70, 137 Powell, Clarence 105 Powell, John 22, 103� 147 Powell, Robert 87, 97 Powers, Paula 28, 32� 35� 41� 51� 54 63. 79, 123 Powledge, Mary Lynne 12S Pratt, Linda 2, 29, 35, 48, 78, 79, 124, 165 Price. Jayne 49, 68, 83, 147 Price, James 55, 75 Price, Jo Ned 56, 67, 79, 125 Price, Robert 124 Prickett, Bob 87, 97, 98. 105, 137 Pruett, Jerry 66, 124 Pruett, Linda 75. 85, 147 Pulle, Mary Ann 58 59 84, 147 R Ragsdale, Jennifer 80, 90, 137 Ralls, Rena 81. 137 Raney, Georgann 147 Rankin, Kathy 52, 80, 91, 137 Ray, Sandy 137 Raymond, Vicki 23� 81. 137 Recce, Kenneth 137 Read, Pamela 83, 147 Reed, Donna 73, 75, 85, 147 Reed, Lynn 34, 60, 61, 75, 137 Reed, Mary Ann 35, 53, 60, 80, 90, 91, 107, 137 Ready, Wanda 59, 85, 147 Reese, Bid 31, 35, 86, 106, 124 Reeves, Fancie 53, 54, 62, 83. 147 Reeaves, Jane 53, 54, 55, 78. 91. 124 Reid. Deborah 68, 85, 147, 175 Reikowsky, John 137 Reisinger, Alice 58, 59, 83, 147 Relsinger, Robert 124 Remy, Quentin 25, 36, 39, 86� 87, 94, 95, 97. 98, 106, 124, 152 Renegar, Sandy 83, 147 Rennie, David 124 Reynolds, Camilla 137 Reynolds, Jennifer 81, 137 Reynolds, Marilyn 53, 82, 137 Reynolds. Martha 82, 137 Rhodes. Kathy 54, 147 Rhodes, Linda Anne 71, 78, 147 Rice, Linda 52, 59, 83, 147 Rice, Shannon 63, 137 Rich, Paula 67, 147 Richards, Ann 85, 147 Richardson, Linda 67, 137 Ricney, Linda 55, 64, 81, 138 Riddle, Ronna 34, 58. 59, 60, 83, 147 Riley, Megan 53, 124 Rinehart, Alice 58, 59, 60. 85, 147 Ripley, Paula 71, 147 Risner, Nicholas 138 Robbins, Yvonne 138 Robertson, Mallory 51, 85, 147 Robinson, Tommy 124 Rockclt, Chad 31, 35, 53, 62, 124 Rodgers, Beverly 67. 78, 124 Rogors, Billie 81, 138 Rogers, Joyce 66, 124 Rogers, Loyce 66, 124 Roley, Earl 28, 89, 138 Roley, Sharon 85, 147 Rosales, Margaret 147 Roske. Linda 82. 138 Ross, Terry 138 Ross, Toni 126 Rowlett, Larry 87, 147 Rucker, Stuart 62, 124 Rudkin, Reta 66, 124 Rummage, Jim 8, 124 Russell, Dale 88 Russell, Rheba 53, 67, 80, 136, 138 Ryan, Marilyn 138 s Sain, Sneri 53, 83 54 inic i, Locrcua 68, 148 Sammans, Knonaa 75, 138 bdncieter, Jim 6U, 148 sanoers, Linaa m, 138 Sancum, keoecca 51, 148 Saunders, uavid 125 senaaer, Pauia eO, 138 Scnaoer, Sandy i36 Scnanz, Dolores e, 125 Scnanz, Sherry 148 Scnimeifming. Virginia 54, 75, 138 Schuldt, John 148 Scotr, Jonnny 5 , 58, 14$ Scuddcr, Mike 125 Seals, Lee 148 Seilers, Barbara 69, 78, 125 Seders, Hugh 87. 97, 148 Seders, Jill 35, 54, 71, 125 Sells, Patrick 148 Shank, Pruda 53, 70, 71, 82, 91 Sharp, Mike 66, 125 Shauborger, Jim 48, 64, 138 Shauberger, Sally 84, 85, 148 Shaw, James 138 Shaw, Walter 53 Shcfler, Carolyn 79, 125 Shepherd, Paula 148 Shepherd, Twanna 138 Sherif. Sue 35, 53, 80, 138 Shinault, Marcia 148 Shinault, Rebecca 138 Shirley. Patricia 53, 81 Shisslcr, Everett 125 Shockley, Gary 66 Siegel. Betsy 54, 90, 91, 125 Simmons, Danny 148 Simpson, Mike 148 Simpson, Ricky 75 Smalley. Linda 67, 70, 71, 84, 148 Smart, Gloria 148 Smart, Sharon 59, 85, 148 Smith, Annette 53, 67, 81. 138 Smith, Betsy 70, 136, 138 Smith, Bob 87, 97, 148 Smith, Carl 25, 97, 138 Smith, Gordon 148 Smith, Harold 103 Smith, John 57, 58, 125 Smith, Lurlene 12S Smith, Nadene 125 Smithers, Ronald 125 Smitson, Robert 103, 141 Smotherman, Joy 50, 51, 82, 138 Sneed, Bob 86, 125 Snider, Larry 73, 75, 125 Snodgrass, Kay 49, 51, 64, 66, 85, 148 Souick, Susan 67, 85, 148 Southard, Charlene 91, 138 Southerland, Charlotte 35, 54, 73� 75 79, 91. 125 Southerland, Linda 80, 138 Southworth, James 126 Spake, Harold 103, 138 Spiccland, Royce 75, 126 Spider, James 107, 148 Spires, Vicki 138 Sprinas, Danny 89, 126 Sorlnkle, Steohen 148 Spybuck, Rcdena 138 Stafford. Linda 73, 75, 82, 130, 138 Stalhand, Jean 51, 85, 148 Stalling':, Jim 62 Staop, Patricia 126 Stelnmcycr, Gail 52, 80, 137, 138 Sicinmcyer, Laurie 52, 78, 91, 126 Stephens, Dennis 89, 148 Stephens, John 75, 126 Stephenson, Lorry 138 Stcrr, Frederick 148 Stevenson, Ralph 148 Stewart, Bid 35, 36, 38, 60, 73, 75, 107. 126 Stewart, Janie 41, 66, 126 Stewart, Jimmy 138 Stillwell, Charles 87, 127 Stinson, Ann 54, 127 Stone, Cordelia 127 Stookey, Charles 75, 138 Storm, Ann 7S. 84, 148 Storm, Marilyn 148 Stout. Evelyn 127 Stover, Kathleen 53� 56. 149 Strain, Milton 127 Strategies Chuck 149 Strategics Susie 71, 79, 127 Stroughan, Toni 149 straw, Kathi 32, 41, 77, 79, 83, 127, 163 Strickland. Dianna 67, 149 Strickland, James 29, 31, 69, 127 Stricklin, Jack 138 Stringer, Janann 57, 58, 138 Sullivan, Don 66, 89, 129 Suttcrficld, Ron 129 Sutton, James 149 Swain, Tom 69, 75, 129 Swanson, Hilding 138 Swanson, Shirley 149 T Tadlock. Janice 68, 69, 79, 127 Talley, Dick 51, 87, 138 Tankerstey, Bid 35. 36, 40, 60, 87, 99, 100, 101, 102, 138 Tapken, Robin 64, 84, 149 Tapken, Rock 127 Taylor, Carol Ann 41, 67, 79, 127 Taylor, Jack 149 Taylor, James 138 Taylor, Kay 56. 79. 127 Taylor, Taysha 84, 149 Terhune, Kathy 67, 71, 85, 149 Terhune; Sandy 79, 127 Thayer, Helen 5S, 73, 75, 91, 138 Thayer, Jonathon 24, 35, 61, 73, 75 90 Thayer, Joseph 75, 107, 149 Thomas, Karen 78, 127 Thomas, Rose Mary 55, 84, 149 Thomas, Tim 149 Thompson, John 25, 86, 103, 127 Thompson, Tommy 138 Tiller, Judy 41, 57, 58, 78, 81, 128 Timmons, Alesha 138 Toller, Donan 78, 128, 169 Tolson, Jerry 138 Tonkin, Thomas 51. 128 Townsend, Gary 149 Traeder, Brenda 41, 69, 78. 128 Traeder, Cindy 54, 84, 149 Tucker, Billy 89, 128 Tucker, Jerry 89, 138 Tullius. Jeannie 71, 80, 138 Tullius, Mary 128 Tullius, Sandra 67, 149 Tuma, Shirley 82. 84, 91, 139 Turner, Diane 35, 138 Turner, Judy 84, 149 u Upchurch, Doug 57. 58 Upchurch, Paul 149 Uuchurch, Stanley 62. 128 Upchurch, Mr. Stanley 130 V Van Schuyver, Jan 52, 84, 149 Van Winkle, Billy 139 Valouch, Nancy 35, 75, 128 Vanda veer, Geraldine 58, 59, 84, 149 Varner, Larry 35, 128 Vauohn, David 89 Vauahn, Jackie Marie 139 Vaughn, Pete 87, 106, 139 Vauoht, Diane 56, 58, 85, 149 Veal, Glen 149 Voyles, Patricia 139 w Wade, Mary 84, 149 Waers, Randy 69, 128 Wages, Carol 58, 84, 149 Wagaoner, Jimmie 149 Walden, Fred 128 Walko, JoAnn 82, 139 Waller, Sherryc 35, 56, 128 Wads, Helen 149 Walters, David 57, 58, 107, 149 Walters, Don 149 Walters, Mary Ann 128 Wampler, Sally 139 Ward, James 35, 86, 101, 128 Ward, John 149 Ward, Kay 3S. 82, 139 Warren, Margaret 68, 139 Warren, Stephanie 51, 82, 139 Waterbury, Cindy 53, 83, 149, Waters. Bob 104, 105, 149 Wafers, Joyce 62, 67, 78, 128 Watson, Dennis 149 Watters, David 149 Weaver, Earline 139 Webster, Eden 66, 128 Webster, Jackie 53, 82, 139 Webster, Janice 69 Webster, Janie Ruth 128 Wedekind, Sherry 149 Weimar, Bill 87, 139 Weds, Jim 27, 35, 36, 60, 86, 106, 128 Weds. Jorja 51. S6, 139 Welty, Steven 31, 35, 128 Wcndcr, Barbara 49, 54, 64, 68, 69, 83, 149 West, Jerry 88 Wes;, Wanda 66, 128 Wharton, Johnita 37, 67, 71, 128 Wheeler, Betty 41, 128 Wheeler, Bill 139 Wheeler, Kathy 139 White, Linda 149 White, Preston 139 White, Ronald 89 White, Rosemary 57, 58, 139 White, Tom 87. 105, 139 Whitlock, Betty 28 Whitney, Mary Ann 71, 80, 139 Whitsitt, Dick 66 Whitten, Marsha 83, 149 Whitten, Pamela 35, 73, 75, 79, 90. 91, 128 Whittington, Neil 128 Wilcox, Don 100, 101, 139 Wilcox, Joan 35, 36, 54, 69, 129 Wiles, William 54, 57, 58, 149 Wiley, John 75, 139 Wilkinson, Lester 149 Will, Gordon 95, 97, 98, 129 Willcox, Janice 129 William, Bid 73, 75, 107, 129 Williams, David 53, 97 Williams, Dean 149 Williams, Donna SI, 81, 91, 139 Williams, Douglas 103, 139 Williams, Gary 25. 34, 86, 94, 97, 129, 152 Williams, Laura 26, 63, 129, 156 Williams, Linda Carole 57, 75, 129 Williams, Linda Lee 129 Williams, Richard 149 Williams, Robert 57, 58, 88, 129, 149 Williamson, Jack David 75, 149 Willige, Ben 129 Wilmoth, Kay 67, 85, 149 Wilson, Cindy 85. 149 Wilson, Larry 149 Wilson, Linda 51. 84, 149 Wilson, Mary 61, 80. 139 Wilson, Ralph 51, 63, 139 Wilson, Sandy 53, 81, 139 Wilson, Susan 26. 68, 129 Wilson, Terry 129 Winkler, Delores 139 Winn, Tommy 75, 89 Winters, Gary 31, 35. 51, 129 Winters, Pam 35, 79, 129 Wo'f, Judy 149 Womack, Jerry 139 Womack, Shirley 79, 129 woods, Daniel 149 Woods, Larry 51. 62, 149 Woolery, Karla 41, 139 Worrell, Leslev 149 Worrell, Sara 139 Worsfor, Nell 139 Wriqht, Jerry 89 Wrioht, Ken 105. 129 Wva , Brenda 54, 75. 139 Wyatt, Dianna 56. 149 Y Yarbrough, Sandy 51, 57, 80, 90, 139 Yohn, Brett 35, 54, 58, 62, 139 York, Jon 149 York, Sherry 139 Young, Barbara 67, 149 Young, Farrie 42, 43, 66, 129 z Zerby, Ronald 149 Zule, Tony 26, 63, 68, 129 174 PRINTED IN NORMAN BY THE TRANSCRIPT PRESS Jli evnonam DEBORAH LOUISE REID August 29, 1948 — December 28, 1963 (pdl ( e o Ls. 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