North Texas Junior High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Denton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1966 volume:

THE LION'S ROAR North Texas Junior High Denton, Texas 1965-66 Volume XIV In Memoriam Donna Sue Smith Prestridge TABLE OF CONTENTS Facul'rg Elementary Junior High Favorites ' Sports Activities Advertising J. L. Burks Principal Our principal, Mr. Burks, has been with Lab since 1941, during which time he has been a friend to all and has inspired our growth and loyalty. MARJORIE DRENNAN Mrs. Drennan, secretary to the princi- pal, works hard but patiently in the of- fice . .. and... gladly receives our money for lunch each day in the cafeteria. Faculty . . . MRS. MARGARET EDEN Kindergarten MRS. LUCILLE NEELY irst Grade MRS. SYLVIA BARLOW Third Grade MRS. TRAVIS BRONSTAD Second Grade MRS. JOHNNIE HOEHN Fifth Grade MRS. JANE COLE Fourth Grade MRS. NINA MACKLIN Sixth Grade MARY CARDEN Art MILDRED HODGES usic Faculty . . . VIRGINIA CLARKE Librarian MRS. JEAN STEPHENS Assistant Librarian DR. SAM TRICKEY Band JOAN BONEY Orchestra SELDON MAPEL REVA EBERT Physical Education Physical Education Driver Education MRS. PATSY MANDEL Social Studies MRS. RUDINE McALISTER memaking Faculty . . . MRS. JO HARRIS yping Social Studies CLYDE YEATTS Science IZETTA SPARKS Math MRS. LOIS CALDWELL sl Social Studies ROBERT HARDAWAY World History MRS. VIRGINIA CUNDIFF English Social Studies Student Council . . . and Personnel MR. SADU is our friendly and helpful patrolman. RILEY and MR. CRUNK answer our many calls for help when lockers stick or when we call for locker clean-up. MRS. BRIDGES, MRS. WATSON, MRS. WHITE, and MRS. BROWN prepare and serve healthful and tasty lunches for hungry g-r-o-w-i-n-g boys and girls. Our School Kindergarten Wing Elementary Junior High We Are Musical . .. Creative . . . Hungry . .. and Physically fit. Morning Kindergarten Robert Paul Aden Kent Ashley Joseph Warren Berry Maria Bookout Curtis Borth Eileen Curry Susan Jeanette Earp Don Epting Mark Graham John Harpool Peyton Henderson Donald Justus Sheri Ruth Keele Alexander Kirk Kirk Kooker Stephane Anne Leo Chris Marsh Cheryl Michalka Debra Mundy Carey Nelson Brad Robason Lou Ann Robason Tommy Schlueter Kevin Sewalt Ellen Whitten Morning Kindergarten James Jude Bishop Darla Jane Bellomy Rebecca Ruth Black Russell Scott Briggs Karen Lynn Darnell David Douthitt Rebecca Lynn Ferguson Diane Flinn Gary Hoggard Christie Miller Afternoon Kindergarten Afternoon Kindergarten Stephanie Roe Johnny Scheurer Patricia Spika Diana Taylor Martha Ann Vest Elyse Walding Joe Watkins Karen Sue Way Lisa Kay Westmoreland Bruce White Gregory Fred George Read Robert Graham Derden 111 'Hugh'es Caroline Grace Kris Kaiser Donsbach Roy Patrick Breen g:slt Enylziy:n,e Key Rolen farte Casey Mark Warren Manning Charlotte Marsh Amanda Cline Kelly Jane DeFoor First Grade Michel Smyth Mike Swenson Mark Sybert Katherine Jean Thompson Cheryl McCormick Timothy McGuire Gary Miller i Christopher Smith Michael Porter opher Cheryl Sawers Cordelia Smith Kirk Harpool Julie Hoehn Lee Howell Second o Grade Bobby Jones Linda Kobler Lee Ann wmtg Y Laing N RAY e Mary Speck Larry Thomas Tommy Thompson Michael Vance Robert Beauchamp Roger Benson David Boyd Diane Brewer Elaine Curr Elizabeth Donsbach Steve Griggs Kent Guthrie Ellen Hughes Karen Kingery Candice Kooker Cindy Lou Laney Lynne Manning Carnie Marsh Debbie McCormick L 2 Bruce McKinley .,' k:d A FPyVE o Marcella Nelson Judy Pelzel Scott Porter Mark Rachel Howard Scholes Nancy Sybert Judy Swick Keith Tatum Cindy Jo Wall Sean Adkins Tom Adkins David Ayer Kathy Breen Barbara Brooks Walter Casey Gretchen Cline Fourth Grade Steve Cross Sammie Davis Todd Duncan Joy Earp Lynne Fuller Bonget Qo David Garner Helen Hendricks Kate Hopkins Bill Kamp Owen Lydic Karen McCain Peggy Moore Fourth Grade Martha Neblett Susan Nelson Norris Perry Robin Porter Anna Maria Vela Gala York Jim Asher Warren Benson Elaine Braley B mITEE 6D FEDEI YR Pamela Briggs Jeanne Duncan Robin Brown Georgianne Burlage Annie Guthrie Carla Clayton Patty Clifton Cindy Hendricks Laura Kobler Jan Normile Lee Ann Riddlesperger A 5 3 p f 4 f e John Shelton Fifth Grade Harriet Laney Jud Sherman Pat Doug Long Swick Corrie Gary Marsh Taylor Lawrence McClendon Alec McKinley Marion Thompson Susan Wheeler Mark Atkins Margaret Ayer Virginia Cline Jack Cross Lanny DeFoor Ronnie Ellis Irene Escue Rob Foster Rickey Fuller Scott Harpool Ellen Hopkins Carol Hottelet Jay Howell Tom Hyder Karen Maclntyre Scott McAdow Bill Miller Roberta Parrish Larry Pelzel Ronny Redden Jim Riddlesperger Robin Rogers Gail Saunders Raoul Smyth David Whitten NINTH GRADE OFFICERS Martin Harmon President Donna Faris .. 3 o ; . Secretary JaNe Jenson wi s s wes 8 v Treasurer L. N. Smith veveueeo... Vice-President EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS back row Larry Woodson . ........ . Vice-President Jerry Davis President Patti Sullivan Secretary Russell Miller Treasurer SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Larry: TalUM, swies soas 5 sawis 5 ems 54 Reporter Kate: MOTEY: i+ sisins 575 .45 5 s Secretary Robeft! SpUrgin: : i.swis siiels s + s Treasurer Caron; Sctogging: i wazeu s o Vice-President Larry Bishop Mike Brown Bob Cambron Connie Crowley David Cunningham Linda Davis Becky Duncan Eugene Hammett Jane Jenson Bety Kendrick Cheryl Kooker Tim Masten 9A Sky McCauley Turn the page, please. A concentration game? Abigail Miller Sondra Mitchell Steve Owens Norman Parrish Susan Phenix Donna Pryor Ronnie Ra Terry Riddlesperger Danea Sheppard David Speck Linda Teague Kenney Yarbrough 9A We will do our part to try to understand the world situation. If the sketch on the board is what you are studying, you must be doing all the good. Becky Brooks John Clayton Kay Cline Terry Coffey Susan Davis Geneva Dotson Kenneth Hard Gregg Mays tud, The major scientific problem here would seem to be one of disentanglement. Dwayne Baker Jimmy Daniels Nancy Neblett Nancy Nelson Joel Perez 40 Diane Rawls Mike Redden Melody Richardson Bruce Robinson Ed Scott Donna Sue Smith Jerry Spears Mike Starr Prestridge Bobby Russell Robert Toulouse Linda Wade Karen Watson . . . then write is one of the rules of English class. 41 Jo Lynn Belcher Calvin Blackburn Janice Buskirk Now, put a little snap in that report! Dale Butler Dorothy Carr Larry Clay Jacqueline Cottle Board work offers a diversion from sitting still. Donna Faris Frankie Farmer Danny Fuller a9C Tommy Higgins Rosita Jaramillo Sylvia Lynch I've told you, and told you, and told you! Joseph Moores I'll bet you never knew the photographer came that day! Gary Morris Shirley Prestridge Reed Sallee Cathe Scroggins Truda West Lucy Cooper JU T I S e o Elizabeth Gilbert Mike Hamilton Martin Harmon Bob Harpool Bryce Johnson Eddie Killian QD Marsha Martin Glendon McWhorter Major problems of today make world history a most fascinating study. Packing cheer boxes for the underprivileged has become a tradition for Lab students. And here's another place we can send Mr. Hardaway! aD Mike Morey Charles Race Charles Saunders L. N. Smith Eddie Stapleton Pam Stephens Martha Stiff Richard Thompson Riley Willey Jerry Adams Golia Barnett Donald Box Danny Cagle Deborah Dyer James Godi Maria Guerrero Gwenda Harwell Judy Higgs 8A Reba Lambert Library sessions are some of our most satisfying periods. Classroom discussions and such activities as fill- ing the cheer box keep us well occupied. Dewey Moores Mark Motheral ireva Nuckles Darlene Scott Gerald Spears Bruce Squires Charles Taylor Arlen Tyler Linda Watkins Don Yarbrough Not pictured: Carla Swanson David Anderson Marilyn Brown Abel Cline Debby Ferguson Jeanne Gafford Kathy Foster ad Tommy Grant Jake Hendricks 8B History class may mean more reading in Junior Scholastic. Ann Jagoe Jana Jones Linda Kam Carol Latham The reading side the library. Bill Lowry Kenton Maclintyre Mary Murdock Craig Ownby Barbara Perry laboratory gives an opportunity for extra work out- Patti Sullivan Teri Tonn The Basket for homework holds the center of attention in R. 236. 8B Rick Sale Linda Scull Peggy Starnes Ellen Steadmar. Shareen Aboul-Ela Carl Adcock Maria Bardas Sue Branch Becky Coffey onnie Duncan Clifford Dunn 8C Such attentiveness will surely give you rewards! Janell Dunn Phillip Embry Jack Frisby Not pictured: Bill Bryant Oral reports are eagerly made in English class. Dance posi- tions in math class? There we were . . . Stuck right out there with a broken paddle! Yes, Mr. Donowho . . . yes . . . yes Larry Ligon Bob Masten Ann McClendon Jerry Morse Jerry Newby Diana Prestridge Mike Pierce Barbara Richter Barney Smith Gillis Hammett Jim Holland Matt Hyder Mike Lewis 8C Julie Althaus Teresa Barta Richard Bentley 8D . Bilyeu William Clayton Jon Davidson Shop projects offer a chance for creative talents among the boys . . . Jerry Davis . while the girls show their creativity in the homemaking lab. f Debbie DuChemin Suzanne Gilbert Tina Hammett Teddy Johnson 52 Walter Krueger Steve Martin Russell Miller 8D Gary Powell Diane Richardson Dolly Richardson Steve Spurgin This dishwasher is certainly better than the old dishpan kind. Lynn Starr Some really beautiful designs were made in this leather- working project. Hubert Stiff Brenda Vaughan Lynn Wade Larry Woodson John Wright So much attention must mean a test is in progress. 7A Jimmy Anderson This looks like a group of budding scientists. Gwendolyn Baker Tommy Blackburn Danny Calvert Ronny Gaines Raymond Gilliland Don Harwell Jose Jaramillo Dorothy New Samuel Nuckles A. W. Oliver James Sallee Velda Sallee Charlene Spears Janet Spears Barbara Stephenson It's book talk time. 7A Carolyn Ussery The overhead projector allows for greater experimentation. Homer Walters 55 Carolyn Adams Judy Adkins Pam Asher 7 B Casey Black Bonnie Boyd Bill Carter Bradley Brenholz Martha Cline Carolyn Brooks Jim Connell David Croissant Gregg Dunham Bill Eden Carl Friedsam Edwin Garrett Patricia Graham Dowanne Huggins Mary Jo Kamp Karen Kelly Steven Lee Tina Lowe Ray McCain Kate Morey More math . . . B, ffmwul 7B Donna Pelzel Geary Rachel Kenny Redden Randy Robason . and a little science. Larry Tatum Martha Thompson Patricia Thompson David Todd Karen Watson Becky Webb Helen Wyss Pennie Allen Judy Ayers Mary Bay: Betti Belcher Betty Branch Debbie Bush Jerry Caldwell D'Ann Davis David Doss 7 C Phillip Escue I know I saw it right here somewhere. What's up, Smiley? Bobbie Faris Michael Hurban Rhonda Johnson Frankie Lee Janet Miller Rebecca Morgan 7 C Jeffrey Sansom Robert Spurgin It says here that . . . Max Wilson ...and I can prove it, too. 59 Margaret Abbott There must be something about math that is easy. Beth Bryant Oh, that's not really very far! Joy Cook Debbie Crenshaw Margaret Donsbach Sharon Erwin Karen Fiorelli David Gay Julianna Gentry June Howell Ann Jenson Terry Martin Greg Mitchell at Neale Phyllis Porter Steve Virginia Robertson Caron Scroggins Cecily Silvernale Randy Speck This was probably storytelling time for competitive events. Now, don't be cross. Your turn will come real soon. Chuck Toomer Curtis Wilburn Autographs 64 RUNNER UP Bill Eden Seventh Grade Favorites Terry Martin History Club; member of track team. Seventh Grade Favorites Caron Scroggins Vice-President, History Club; bas- ketball team; Student Council repre- sentative; vice-president of seventh grade. RUNNER UP Karen Kelly L Lb T ke, Sasneh 65 Eighth Grade Favorites Larry Woodson Homeroom vice-president, 7; Home- room president, one semester, 7, 8; basketball, 7, 8; Histpry Club, 7; track, 7; football, 8; basketball, 8; member of fire cew, 8. RUNNER UP Carl Adcock 66 Eighth Grade Favorites Debby Ferguson History Club, 7; secretary of home- room, 7, 8; secretary of seventh grade; top ten athletes, 7, 8; physical fit- ness award, 7, 8; basketball, 7; Q.M. reporter, 8; FHA, 8. RUNNER UP Lynn Starr 67 Ninth Grade Favorites Glendon McWhorter omeroom president, 9; most val- vable basketball player, 3; best ath- lete, 9; science fair entry, 9; basket- ball letter, 8, 9; football, 8, 9; track, 8, 9; golf, 8, 9; winner in golf com- petition, 8, 9. RUNNER UP Danny Fuller 68 Ninth Grade Favorites Nancy Neblett Basketball, 7, 8, 9; tennis, 7, 8; secretary, Student Council, 9; FHA, 8; homeroom president, 8; Pep Club, 7; alternate cheerleader, 9; homeroom storekeeper, 7; History Club, 7; Field Day, 7, 8, 9. RUNNER UP Kathy Nichols 69 Best All-Round Bob Harpool Basketball, 7, 8, 9; track, 7; foot- ball, 8; physical fitness award, 7; History Club, 7; class ggesident, 7; vice-president homeroom, 9; Student Council president, 9; football man- ager, RUNNER UP Gregg Mays 70 Best All-Round Cathe Scroggins Basketball, 7, 8, 9; FHA, 8; fire crew, 9; Pep Club, 7; top fen ath- letes, 8, 9; Field Day, 8, 9; Student Council representative, 9. RUNNER UP Terry Riddlesperger 71 Best Looking Bob Cambron 8, 9; 7, Basketball, football, Field Day, 7, 7, 8, 9; homeroom president, 7, 9. RUNNER UP Gary Morris 72 Best Looking Nancy Nelson Grade secretary, 7, 8; top ten ath- lete, 7, 8, 9; secretary of Student Council, 9; Council representative, 8; honor society, 8, 9; debate, 9; cheer- leader, 9; History Club, 7; basketball, 7,8,9. RUNNER UP Sky McCauley 73 Friendliest Eddie Stapleton Honor society, 7, 8, 9; National Forensic League, 9; Chess Club, 8, 9; class president, 8; debate, 9. RUNNERS UP Martin Harmon Ronnie Ray Friendliest Donna Faris Basketball, 7, 8, 9; Field Day, 7, 8, 9; homeroom president, 7, 8; History Club, 7; Pep Club, 7; Council of- ficer, 9; class officer, 9; homeroom vice-presidlent, 9; alternate cheerlead- er, 9; FHA, 8; Valentime Princess, 8. RUNNER UP Lucy Cooper 75 Wittiest Michael Hamilton Vice-president of Art Club, 8; pres- ident of Art Club, 9; first chair flute, 9. RUNNER UP Joel Perez 76 Wittiest Sylvia Lynch Basketball, 7, 8, 9; top ten athlete, 8; tennis, 7; homeroom reporter, 7; Safety Club, 7; Pep Club, 7; Field Day, 7, 8, 9; QM. staff 9. RUNNER UP Sandra Mitchell 77 Best School Spirit L. N. SMITH Basketball, 7, 8, 9; football, 7, 8, 9; track, 7, 8, 9; class treasurer, 7; class vice-president, 9; Student Coun- cil officer, 9; physical fitness award, RUNNER UP Steve Owen 78 Best School Spirit Donna Pryor Cheerleader, 9; Council treasurer, 9; QM. staff, 9; tennis, 7; top ten athlete, 7, 8, 9; hometoom secretary, 9; homeroom reporter, 8; basketball, 7, 8, 9; FHA, 8; Pep Club, 7; ath- letic award, 7, 8; Field Day, 7, 8, 9. RUNNER UP Diane Rawls 79 Autographs Seventh and Eighth Grade Football Front, Russell Miller, William Cla ajton Steve Spurgin, Steve Martin, Carl Adcock, Mike Lewis, Bill Lowry, John Clayton, Mgr.; center, Bill Eden, L amy T rom, D vd Doss Geg K Dunhin, . Jeke; Hondiicks; Bar ey, S 1h Hub esm back, Mr. Mapel, Jerry Newby, Clifford Dunn, Phillip Embry, Jon Davidsol , Jerry Morse, Mrs. Hardaway. 82 Our three representatives on the junior high football team play Larry, LN., and Glendon added a great deal to the team. a game of three-man football for the photographer. Football LARRY BISHOP L. N. SMITH GLENDON McWHORTER center Faculty- Ninth Grade Game Mr. Hardaway makes a foul. No-one will ever forget this year's faculty-ninth grade basketball game. The faculty did win, but the ninth grade boys made them really work for that win. Miss Sparks leads the women teachers in an unforgettable yell. 84 One spring activity of last year that we just had to record was the faculty-ninth grade basketball game. Coach Baker in top picture, lef prepares to clobber some- one or something with the ball; Coach Ferguson lower picture, extreme left and Mr. Yeatts right staunchly defend theig basket. Oth Grade Basketball With coach, Mr. Mapel, are, back, Martin Harmon, Bruce Robinson, Gary Morris, Larry Clay, Eddie Killian, Bob Cambron; front, Bob Harpool, Danny Fuller, Greg Mays, Glendon McWhorter, L. N. Smith, and Richard Thompson. in this game with McKinney, either the basket or Richard's mouth could receive the ball. 86 Oth Grade Basketball Glendon McWhorter was chosen Player of the Year by the coaches and receives congratulations from Coach Mapel. Tension . . . and suspense. 7th Grade Basketball Team members, front, Homer Walters, David Doss, Randy Speck, Jim Connell, Bill Eden; back, David Gay, Sammy Nuckles, Ronnie Gaines, Greg Dunham, Chuck Toomer, Greg Mitchell, and Coach David Cald- well. 8th Grade Basketball Front, Carl Adcock, Jake Hendricks, Bill Lowry, Jack Frisby, Steve Martin; back, Coach Hardaway, Donnie Duncan, Jerry Morse, Phillip Embry, and Jerry Davis. Absent, Bobby Masten, Barney Smith, and Larry Woodscn. Rebound! Homecoming Game Rivalry between Lab and Denton Junior High always breeds much excitement. Two more points, please, Gary! And Danny adds two more, also! It must! It just must come through that hoop! Yea, Bob! 90 Homecoming Game Lab vs. D.J. Over, underit doesn't matter which. The boys were really up that night. DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP This victory of 67-56 over our friendly rivals, Denton Junior High, across town won the district championship for us. What a game! Time out! Tough luck, Glendon. Track Ninth grade: back, John Clayton, mgr; Danny Fuller, Eddie Killian, Larry Clay; front, Jerry Spears, Larry Bishop, L. N. Smith, Glendon McWhorter, and Frankie Farmer. Eighth grade: back, Donny Duncan, Donald Boggs, Gerald Spears, Gillis Hammett, Jerry Morse; front, Tracy Cline, Bill Lowry, Barney Smith, and Jack Frisby. Seventh grade: back, Charles Daughtry, Randy Speck, Chuck Toomer, Greg Mitchell, Greg Dun- ham; front, Larry Tatum, Terry Martin, Jeffrey Sansom, David Doss, and Jim Connell: 92 Best Athletes Phillip Embry 8th Greg Dunham 7th 93 Best Athletes Karen Watson 7th Lynn Starr 8th Kathy Nichols 9th 94 Top Ten Athletes Seventh Grade: front, Dowanne Huggins, Judy Adkins, Kate Morey, Donna Pelzel, Mary Jo Kamp; back: Ann Jenson, Karen Watson, Beth Bryant, Martha Cline, and Carolyn Brooks. Eighth Grade: front, Lynn Starr, Debby Ferguson, Ann McClendon, Kathy Foster; back, Marilyn Brown, Teresa Barta, Shareen Aboul-Ela, Teri Tonn, Linda Kamp, and Suzanne Gilbert. Ninth Grade: front, Nancy Nelson, Donna Pryor, Jane Jenson, Terry Riddlesperger, Becky Brooks; back, Cathe Scroggins, Betty Ken drlck!, Sandra Mitchell, Kathy Nichols, and Pam Steph- 95 Cheerleaders Kathy Nichols Cheerleaders Nancy Nelson Steve Owen David Speck Golf is fast becoming one of the favored sports and com petitions for ninth graders. Glendon McWhorter Eighth graders Mark Motheral, Phillip Embry, Mike Lewis, and-Jos Davidson The Howdy Party was held the first week of school in the Fall. The purpose was to welcome the seventh graders and all new students to our school. Everyone had a great time. Howdy Party Hallowe'en Party Fie! For shame! This combo, made by the art classes, added to the atmosphere m even though it produced no music. o Everyone tried to hit Mr. Hardaway's picture. Wonder why? Simon says, Pat your head! They've already said it, Kats! They won't play! Christmas Assembly The junior high choir and the elementary grades teamed talents to produce a most inspiring program for the Christ- mas assembly. Christmas Party Mr. Hardaway! Kathy and Martin have the real Christmas spirit. e'd like to.look at the girls' faces instead of Norman's and Bill's Favorites One of the many highlights of running for class favorites is the skits assembly. There were many clever and interesting skits this year, which made the favorites campaign one of the most exciting. Valentine Royalty, chosen by ballot of the egtire school, were Greg Dunham, seventh grade prince; Bill Lowry, eighth grade prince; Gary Morris, ninth grade prince; King Mike Redden; Queen Connie Crowley; Martha Stiff, ninth grade princess; Ann McClendon, eighth grade prin- cess; and Anne Jenson, seventh grade princess. Valentine Party 105 Spring Formal '65 The Spring Formal, given each year in honor of the ninth grade, is always well- attended by the entire school and their guests. oy Melody and Dolly Richardson showed us their talent with The House of the Rising Sun. Pam Asher and Bonnie Boyd sang and danced to Side by Side. Talent Assembly Donna Pelzel, Helen Wyss, Becky Webb, and Karen Fiorelli gave a very amusing act as puppets. o RN Student Council BOB HARPOOL President U5 WHO W BHTING MIKE REDDEN Vice-President 108 Qtudent Council Officers NANCY NELSON Recording Secretary KENNEY YARBROUGH Parliamentarian DONNA FARIS L. N. SMITH Sergeants-at-Arms NANCY NEBLETT Social Secretary TERRY RIDDLESPERGER Corresponding Secretary DONNA PRYOR Treasurer CHARLES SAUNDERS Secretary of Competitive Events JOHN BARTA PAM STEPHENS Head Storekeeper Putlicity Secretary Steve Spurgin, Michael Hamilton, Phyllis Porter, Debbit Du Chemin, John Clayton, John Barta, Dowanne Huggins, Barbara Stevenson, and Dorothy Carr keep their homerooms supplied from the main store. Storekeepers Q rqer CLAYTON JOHN BARTA Assistant Storekeeper Head Storekeeper 1o Homeroom Representatives Becky Brooks, Cathe Scroggins, Kathy Nichols, Jane Jenson, and Suzanne Gilbert. Teri Tonn, Judy Higgs, Jana Jones, Jose Jara- millo, Bill Lowry, Richard Thompson, and .Jerry Morse. Larry Tatum, David Doss, Caron Scoggins, Beth Bryant, and Casey Black. Honor Society Nancy Nelson, secretary; Elizabeth Gilbert, treasurer; Eddie Stapleton, president; Kathy Nichols, vice-president; and Pamela Plunkett, repr pre- sentative to the Council, have served well. ; - Like the other members of the honor group, Abigail Miller picks up absentee slips for the office. Members attend regular meetings: front, Norman Parrish, Jerry Davis; back, Teri Tonn, Ann Jagoe, Linda Davis, and Pamela Plunkett. 112 New members take their oaths. front, Teri Tonn, Linda Mathis, Ann Jagoe, Jerry Davis; center, Norman Parrish, Nancy Nelson, Marsha Martin, Elizabeth Gilbert, Linda Davis; back, Scott Watson, Scott Hutchinson, Harry Key, Clark Eberly, Evelyn Ballard. Kathy Nichols, Pamela Plunkett, and Abigail Miller hand Linda Davis her candle and a copy of her.oath. Looks as if Teri is the only person not enjoying her initiation. What, Linda? Stuck up with bubble gum? 113 Mrs. Jo Harris helps Pat Neale with her history paper. History Club officers studying the Texas map are Randy Speck, Frankie Lee, Steve Lee, and David Doss. History Club More club officers are Jim Connell, Caron Scroggins, Karen Watson, Carolyn Brooks, and Anne Jenson. Mob scene at our party shows our friendly nature. 114 Officers, standing, linda Kamp, pianist; Patti Sullivan, songleader; Becky Coffey, vice-president; seated, Melody Richardson, vice-president; Betty Kendrick, president; Lynn Starr, secretary; Debbie DuChemin, vice- president. Standing, Tina Hammett, Teresa Barta, Shareen Aboul-Ela, Treva Nuckles; seated, Dolly Richardson, Maria Bardas, Ann McClendon, and Debby Dyer. Standing, Julie Althaus, Suzanne Gilbert, Marilyn Brown, Jana Jones, Jeanne Gafford; seated, Carol Latham and Sue Branch. Standing, Vickie Landers, Debby Ferguson, Ellen Steadman, Brenda Vaughn, Kathy Foster; seated, Judy Higgs, Dawn Carney, Peggy Starnes, and Diane Richardson. anding, Diana Presfrldge, thrley Prestridge; seated, Teri Tc:nn Ann Jagoe, and Janel D 3 99 8 Art Club Michael Hamilton, president; Judy Adkins, secretary; Kenney' Yarbrough, vice-president; Rene Harpole, reporter; and Jon Davidson, treasurer, have led the club in many pleasant meetings. Pam Asher, Michael Hamilton, and Karen Kelly sketch outside. Band Letter Club Amazing things can be done with paper. To become a member of the Band Let- ter Club, a band member must spend a scheduled number of hours in practice, plus summer school individualized train- ing. Riley Willey, Dailey Pike, Kenney Yarbrough, Nor- man Parrish, Cheryl Kooker, and Pamela Plunkett not shown are members. 16 Debate Club Parrish, vice-president; Riddlesperger, secre- tary; Billy Black, president; and Jenson, treas- urer, make up the officer group. Norman Parrish, Jane Jenson, Ken- ney Yarbrough, David Cunningham, Terry Riddlesperger, and Nancy Nel- son form the 9th grade group. Seventh and eighth grade members are, standing, Karen Kelly, Karen-Watson, Barbara Perry; front, Bonnie Boyd, Judy Adkins, and Tina we. Math Club Richard Bentley, Jon Davidson, Gary Powell, and William Clayton are members of the Math Club. Officers are William Clayton, monitor; Suzanne Gilbert, secretary; Kathy Foster, president; and J. C. Bilyeu, vice- president. Tommy Grant, standing, Kathy Foster, and J. C. Bilyeu form geometric shapes. Band Everyone in the band just loves to play. Is Diane really happy? All right! Is everybody ready? On the count of three, blow! 1-2-3-1-2-3-1-2-3- Duh-h-h, Cunningham. Orchestra i Going to an old-fashioned hoe-down? Teaching them to fly? oM Staff Between homework and publication of the school newspaper, our staff has lots of fun. Shown are Ronnie Ray, Betty Kendrick, Sky Mc- Cauley, Jo Belcher, Pam Stephens, Sylvia Lynch, and Rosita Jaramillo. n Mrs. Steva Harris looks on, Charles Race, editor, left, has his staff appearing busy. Service Class All sorts of serious discussions take place in Service Class. Who is it that keeps hiding his head? Hard work for the school is a Service Class motto. ELIZABETH GILBERT Editor-in-Chief The Lion's Roar Staff MARSHA MARTIN Associate Editor DANEA SHEPPARD Make-up Editor Put this one here . . . no, I didn't! You lost it yourself . . . What deadline? When did you say you need that picture? BRYCE JOHNSON Assistant Make-up Editor 122 EDDIE STAPLETON Business Manager The Lion's Roar Staff CHERYL KOOKER Photographer RILEY WILLEY Photographer We'll meet that deadline, yet! JAMES CARTY Artist 123 Fire Crew f, assistant arks. secretary; Hubert Stif S Fire Crew officers are Ronny Ray, chief; David Cunningham, chief; with their sponsor, Miss David introduced the members of the fire crew at an assembly during Fire Prevention Week. o o 1 From top of stairs, John Clayton, Kenney Yarbrough, Ed Scott, Jon Davidson, William Clayton, Marsha Martin, Elizabeth Gilbert, Frankie rmer. C. Bilyeu, Danea Sheppard, Becky Duncan, Steve Martin, J Cathe Scroggins, Jerry Davis. 124 On hall duty are Janet Spears, Gwin Baker, and Dorothy New. Carolyn Ussery, Charlene Spears, Velda Sallee, and Bar- bara Stevenson guard the stairs. Safety Council Jose Jaramillo and Danny Calvert talk to Mr. Burks about accidents. AR Outside, Sammy Nuckles, Tommy Bradburn, James Sallee, and Ronnie Gaines work on bicycle patrol. Raymond Gilliland and Homer Walters clear the halls of dangerous, slippery spots. 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