Odessa, Texas 1960 Corral SHAKON TRIPP Editor-in-Chief BECKY WEBB Junior Editor SUSAN SMITH Campus Life 4 JAMES INGRAM S tor Is Editor Staff MRS. BESSIE W. STANDLEY Sponsor MARY ARMSTRONG Senior Editor ANNETTA PlIRMAN Favorites JUDIE CHILDERS Junior Editor MARLENE CADE Snaps ANN HENDERSON Typist BILL HORTON business Manngrr 5 To the faculty of Odessa High School . . . those inspiring individuals who taught us so much, not only by instructions hut also by example . . . we, the Corral Staff, proudly dedicate the 1960 annual. 6 Contents A Time to Teach • Administration and Faculty A Time to Learn • Seniors A Time to Learn • Juniors A Time to Learn • Sophomores A Time to Honor • Favorites A Time to Play • Sports A Time to Work • Activities A Time to Remember • Snaps A TIME TO Section Editor — Jeanne Clapham 9 TEACH JAMES A. FOWLER O. D. ALBRIGHT President Vice-President I). W. LEACH Secretary I. W. LOVELADY J. R. WRIGHT Board of Education 10 MURRAY C. SPIDELL Assistant Principal B.S., North Texas State College M.Ed., North Texas State College ROBERT EVERETT MARSHALL Dean of Students B.S., Mount Union College M.A., University of Texas MRS. EDITHA ADAMS—B.A.. Baylor Uni-versity; M.A., Texas Western College; Plane Geometry. MAURICE ALFRED—B.S., Hardin-Simmons University; Choral Music. MRS. MINA BANE—B.A., Baylor University; M.A., East Texas State Teachers College; Algebra. M. O. BANE—B.A., Baylor University; M.A., East Texas State Teachers College; Sociology and Audio-Visual. JO ANNE BOYD—B.S.. Texas Woman’s University ; Home Economics. HELEN BREWER—B.A.. Southwestern University; Counselor. RICHARD BROOKS — B.S., University ol Texas; M.Ed.. Southwest Texas State College; Government, Head Track Coach. “B” Team Football. MRS. REBA BOYD—Registrar. EDWIN BRANSOM—B.B.A.. North Texas State College; Bookkeeping. DOROTHY BROWN—B.S.. North Texas State: M.Ed., Sul Ross State; Physical Education. JOE BUICE— B.A., Baylor University; M.A., University of Colorado; English. DOUGLAS BUR ROUS — B.S., Texas Tech; M.E., West Texas State; Speech. MAMIE CARPENTER —B.S., Boston University; Art. 15 WANDA CHAM-BF.RS—B.A., How-ard Payne; Typing. Bookkeeping, and Office Practice. BOB CLARK—B.S.. Howard College, Birmingham. Alabama; M.A., Sul Ross College; Physical Education and Tennis Coach. HUGH COCHRON- B.S., Texas Tech; Physi-cal Education, Assistant Basketball Coach, Varsity Golf. ROGER CORZINE- B.S., University of Oklahoma; M.A., University of Colorado; Biology. MRS. DOROTHY DAVIS-B.M.. North Texas State College; Orchestra. VICTOR DRINKARD—B.S., West Texas State; M.A., Colorado State; Mechanical Drawing. BILL DEAN—B.B.A., B.M.E., Baylor; Band. DAVID ENDERBY:—B.S., M.S., North Texas State; Welding. MRS. BILLIE ETHERIDGE-B.S., University of Houston; English and Debate. MRS. BETTY B. FRANKE— B.A., Mary-Hardin-Baylor; M.A., S.H.S.T.C.; English. MARY JANE GENTRY—B.A., Texas L'niver-sity; American History. MRS. KATHRYN CIBSON-B.A., North Texas State College; M.L.S., T.W.U.; Assistant Librarian. JOHN GOODMAN—B.S. E.T.S.T.C.; M.A., Colorado State; General Metals. MRS. JUNE GREEN—B. A., Abilene Christian College; Spanish. WILLIS GUNN — B.A., Texas Tech; M.S., University of New Mexico; Chemistry. DELMOS HAMILTON — B.S.. Southwestern University; Biology. Anatomy, and Physiology. NATHAN HARDING — B.S., Texas Tech; B. of Divinity and Master of Religious Education. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Mathematics. 16 MRS. MAZIE HARRIS B.S. and M.A, Texas Woman’s University; English. HERBERT B. HILL-B.S., Southwest Texas Statc'Collcgc; Woodworking. CHARLES HICKEY—B.A. und M.A., Texas Tech; Spanish and English. WILSON HOLBERT—B.S., North Texas State; Crafts. SIDNEY HOLDEN—B.A. and M.A., Texas Tech; Counselor. MRS. LEE HOLLOWAY—B. A., Texas Woman’s University; B.S., Texas Woman’s University; English. MARILYN ITZ—B.S., Southwest Texas State; Physical Education. MRS. JANE IVES—B.S„ Howard Payne College; Physical Education. MRS. DOROTHY IVEY—B.A.. Hardin-Sim-mons University; Latin and English. MRS. MARY NELL JOHNSON—B ., North Texas State Col-lege; M.A., Sul Ross State College. ANNE LOUISE JONES—B.A.. Hardin-Simmons; B.M., Hardin-Simmons; M.A., University of Texas; English. MILTON M. KUS-ER — B.A., M.A., B.B.A. and L.L.B., Southern Methodist University; Mathematics. JIM LEM ASTER— B.B.A., N.T.S.C.; M.A., S u I Ross State College; Business Education. HARMON L. KING — B.A.. Stephen F. Austin College; M.Ed., University of Texas; English. MRS. .CLARA KRAPF—Attend-ance Clerk. 17 JULIUS McKINNEY LILLY-B.A, Hardin-Simmons University; Journalism. MELVIN LINDSEY—B.S., Howard Payne College; Algebra and Football Coach. CARL MADDOUX—B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College; M.S., Ag.Ed., Texas Tech; Vocational Agriculture. MRS. MARGARET MADDOX— B.A. and M.A., Baylor University; French and Spanish. JOHN MALAISE—B.S, North Texas State; Mathematics and Head Basketball Coach. REED McFARLAND—B.A., E.N.M.U.; Machine Shop and Auto Mechanics. LLOYD McKEE— B.S.. Texas A M; M.Ed., Texas A M; Senior Counselor. SUZETTE McKINNEY—B.M.E., University of Wichita; Girls’ Choir Director. DOUGLAS McLEMORE—B.S. and M.Ed, West Texas State College; Algebra and Plane Geometry. MRS. JANE McNEEL—B.A., Louisiana College; World History. BRADLEY MILLS—B.S, University of Kentucky; Study Hall and Football Coach. DONALD MOF-FITT - B.S. and M.Ed, East Texas State College; Biology- NORENE MORGAN-B.A, How-ard Payne College; M.Ed, University of Texas; English. RAY NEWTON—B.S, T.C.U.; Physical Education. HAROLD NOLTE—B.S, North Texas State; M.S, Baylor University; Coordinator of Distributive Education. JIM NORRED- B.A. and M.A., North Texas State; History. MRS. BOBBIE 0’NEAU-B.S., West Texas State; Home Economics. DAVID PARKHILL — B.S.. North Texas State; Biology and Chemistry. DON PEN NOCK—B.S., University of Texas; Physical Education and Swimming Coach. ORAN JO POOL—B.A., Baylor University; M.A.. University of Texas; History. E. B. POPE—B.S. and M.S.. Oklahoma A. M.; Industrial Cooperative Training. JULIAN PRESSLY—B.S., McMurry College; M.E., Texas A. M.; Study Hall. History, and Baseball Coach. JULIA RIGGS—B.S., Texas Woman’s University; Applied Science. ALFORD L. RUSHING — B.S„ Sul Ro«s State; Physics and Algebra. H. J. “CHOC SANDERS-B.A., S.M.U.; M.Ed.. Texas Tech; Driver Education. MRS. BESSIE W. STANDLEY—B.A.. Abilene Christian Col-lege; M.A., Sam Houston State; English and Annual. RALPH R. SWAFFORD — B.S.E., Henderson State Teachers College; History. ANDREW T. TACKETT — B.S., T. C. U . ; M.Ed.. N.T.S.C.; Electronics and Photography. GEORGIA STEPHEN — B.A. S.M.U.; Typing and Business Law. BESSIE AMES STEWART — B.S. and MS. North Texas State College; English. 19 jzr i M.A., University of Oklahoma; Mathematics. m LEE TAYLOR B.S., E.T.S.T.C.; Mathemat- 1 ics. MRS. AGNES THOMAS—B.S., West Texas State; Stenography. MRS. ANN THOMAS—B.S., Sam Houston State College; Home Economics. MRS. LAURA TRAWICK—B.S., Stephen F. Austin State; M.LS.c, Texas Woman’s University; Librarian. LACY R. TURNER—B.A. and M.A., Texas Tech; Study Hall and Head Football Coach. VERNON A. VASBINDER—B.S, Baylor University; M.Ed., Sul Ross State College; Government. MRS. KOLETA WALLACE—Secretary to the Principal. MRS. ETHEL R. WARD — B.A., Howard Payne College; M.A., University of Texas; English. MRS. FREDA WELSH—Assistant Attendance Cleric. MRS. AMY WINN—B.S., Sul Ross State Col-lege; M.Ed., Sul Ross State College; History. MRS. BETTY WRIGHT—Assistant Registrar. GLOVER C WRIGHT—M.Ed., Hardin-Sims mons University; Biology and Applied Science. 20 Custodial and Maintenance Mrs. Mildred Kennedy Mrs. Nell Simmons Mrs. Birdie Sisney Mrs. Waldean Stevens Mrs. Bonny Stroope Mrs. Jewell Sutphen Mrs. Ruth Tucker Mrs. Agnes Walters Section Editors — Joanna Kirk — Mary Armstrong A TIME TO 22 23 LEARN HAROLD NOLTE 24 Seniors QUILLA JUNE ADAMS MURLENE ALEXANDER Cadet Band 57-59; Majorette 57-59; Senior Band 59-60; Majorette 59-60. To become a surgical nurse. DARLA SUE ALLEN To make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. JAMES ANDERSON Tennis Team 57-60. To lead a full life. JULIE ANNE ALDEN Alternate Student Council Member 58; Student Council 60. Always to remember that the only way to have a friend is to be one. LEANITA ALLDREDGE FHA 57. To become a beauty operator. JERRY ANDERS Ogden High School. Littlcville, Louisiana: Basketball 56-58; 4-H Gub; President FFA 58-59; Student Council 58; Glee Gub 57-58; All-State Choir 57. To be a geologist. JUDITH R. ANDERSON Modern Dance Gub 57-58; Interscholastic League Ready Writing 58-59; Slide Rule 59-60. To succeed. 26 Seniors MARY CATHERINE ARMSTRONG Annual Staff 59-60; Student Council 57-60; Parliamentarian 59-60; A Cappella Choir, Historian 59-60; Secretary of Senior Gass 59-60; Runner-up Senior Most Dependable 59-60; Most Sincere 59-60; Homecoming Attendant 59-60; Nominee for Student Council President 59-60. Always to find something to smile about. W. L. (DUB) ASH WALTER EARL BAINS Junior Board 58-59; Slide Rule Club 58-60, President 58-59; Lone Star Boys’ State 59, Selected for Tour of 16th Congressional District 59; Junior Historical Society 59-60; Senior Most Dependable 59-60; Most Intelligent 59-60; Vice-President Senior Class 59-60. To become a success in my chosen field. HENRY BANKS Photography Club 57-58. To work for the Scripps Institute in California. JAMES ARNOLD Debate 58-59; Thespian Club 58-59; Best Actor, Peck's Bad Boy 58-59; Best Actor, Davy Crockett 58-59; Interscholastic League Play 58-59. To be the best actor on Broadway. DONNA AUSTIN Mixed Choir 57-58; A Cappella Choir 58-59; ICT 59-60. To accept my responsibilities as best can. ELDON R. BALL Junior Board Alternate 58-59. To become a successful M.D. NICK BANNER To graduate from Texas Tech 27 Seniors ROY JACK BARBEE FRANKIE BASQUEZ ICT 59-60. To be a success in whatever I try. JANE BEARD Interscholastic League. To be a success in whatever I may do. CAROLYN SUE BELL Andrews: Lyres Club 57-58; Band 57-58; Future Teachers of America 56-57; Odessa: Girls’ A Cappella Choir 59-60. To become an X-ray technician. GARY LEE BENNINGTON To live a happy, carefree life. RICHARD BEAVERS “C” Team Basketball 57-58; “B Team Basketball 58-59; “A” Team Basketball 59-60. PATSY BELL Campus Choir 57-58; Girls’ A Cappella Choir 59-60. To live a happy life. NANCY SHARON BERRY A Cappella Choir 57-60; Music Appreciation Club 57-58; Alternate All-State Choir 58-59; Librarian A Cappella Choir 59-60. To try to do my best always. 28 Seniors BETTY BEVEL FHA 57-58; Junior Board 58-59; Prom Committee 58-59; FFA Nominee for Sweetheart; A Cappella Choir 59-60; Girls’ A Cappella Choir 58-59. To go to Canada. SHERRY BILLS To be a very successful secretary. DAVID WILSON BLAKELEY “B” Team Baseball 57-58; “A” Team Baseball 58-60; Senior Band 57-60; All-State Band Alternate 57-58; All-Region Band 58-59; Drum Major of Senior Band 59-60. To lead a happy and successful life. CHARLOTTE BRADFORD Lamcsa: Vice-President of Thespian Society; Future Homemaker’s Club; Future Teachers; Booster Club; A Cappella Choir; Student Council; Girls’ Chorus; Odessa: A Cappella Choir. To become an efficient secretary. LA WANDA SUE BILBREY Hobbs High School: Latin Club 58-59; National Honor Society 58-59; Girls’ Glee Club 56-57. To live a good and happy life. JAMES GARLAND BIRDWELL BONNY BETH BOWERS Tennis Team 57-59; “A Team 60; Student Council 58-60; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Runner-up Senior Secretary; Best Personality 59-60. To remember that a smile is fust a whisper of a laugh. DON BRANSCUM “B” Team Football 57-58; “A’ Team Football 58-60 To be a better Christian. 29 Seniors CARL LEE BRASUEL To be an outstanding American citizen. PRESTON BREWER “B” Team Football 55-57. To become a millionaire. BARRETT BRIGHT “B Team Football 57 58; “A” Team Football 59-60; Track Team 58-59. To be able to succeed in whatever I undertake. REVONDA BRYANT SHIRLEY BRASUEL To succeed at whatever goal I put myself to. LARRY THOMAS BREUSTER Varsity Football 59. To be an electrical engineer. PAUL JAMES BROOKS To be a navy officer. ROWAN BRYANT Senior Band 57-60; FHA 59-60; FBLA 59-60. To be a shining example to others. 30 Seniors LA DONNA KATHRINE bumgardner To take my folks to Hawaii. BETTY JO BURDIC To be a success in everything I attempt. JACKY BURKES PATSY BURLESON DE Club 59-60. To succeed in whatever I attempt to do. PHYLLIS BUNGER Honor Society 56-57. To live a happy and successful life. LARRY BURGOON Cadet Band. 2nd Lieutenant 57; Senior Band 58-60. To take advantage of every opportunity to obtain more knowledge. VANDA LEE BURKHART Swimming Club 57-58; OHS Volleyball Team 58-59; FHA 58-59; FBLA 59-60; Modem Dance Club 59-60; Intramural Club 59-60. To meet my problems in a worthwhile manner. JOYCE BURNETT DE Club. Never to forget the value of a smile. 31 Seniors LINDA LOU BURNETT To lead a life of success and fulfillment. GEORGE A. BUSHONG To build a good credit rating LINDA BUTLER Modern Dance Club 57-58; Sophomore Board 57-58; Library Council 57-58; Literary Lasso Staff 58-59; Junior Classical League 58-60; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 58-59; JCL Treasurer 59-60. To go to Europe. RAY BYNUM FFA 57-60. To own a screen process printing shop. LINDA BURNS Cadet Band 57-58. To become a secretary. GERALD RAY BUTLER Band 57-60. To succeed in everything I do. JENNYE BYNUM Senior Band 57-60; Library Council 58-59; Library Committee of Senior Band 59-60. To be well-poised and confident at all times. NILA CANTERBURY Junior Board 58-59; Junior Usher 58-59; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 58-59; Wittiest 59-60. 32 Seniors TOME SUE CARNES Denton. Texas: Band; JCL; Odessa: JCL. To be happy. ELTON CHAMBLESS Varsity Football 57-59; Football Captain 59; Track 58-60; Track Club 57-58; Junior-Senior From Committee 58-59; Varsity Club 59-60. To be on a learn that beats Abilene just once in anything. PEGGY ANN CLOUD Cadet Band 57-59; FHA 59-60; Campus Choir 59-60. To be happy in whatever I do STEVE CONEY Slide Rule Club 58-60. To become an astronomer. JOLENE CAUDILL MAUREEN CLANCY Band 57-60; Swimming Club 57-58. . To become a teacher. JOE COCHRAN Senior Band 57-60. To be a millionaire. JAMES NELSON COOK Slide Rule Club 58-59; Na-tional Honor Society 59 To become a successful chemist. 33 Seniors JOSEPHINE CORONA Alamogordo, New Mexico: Pep Squad 57-58; Science Research Club 57-59. To become a surgical nurse. TERRALANE WESTBROOK COSTELLO PATSY JUNE COX ROBBIE CRYER Swimming Team 57-59; Fool-ball Team 59-60; FBI.A 59. To reach the goal He has set for me. TRACY CORZINE “A Team Football 59-60; Physical Education Club 57-58. To be half the man my father is. RONNIE COURSEY To be a good American. ALLEN II. (BOFUS) CRAIG Big Spring: Football 55-56; Track Team 55-56; Odessa: Track Team 56-57; Drama Team 55-56. To be a rich, successful bachelor. 34 Seniors JERRY CULLISON To go to South America. DAVID DANIELS Nederland: Football; Baseball; Rod and Gun Club. To become a teacher. DENNIS WAYNE DAVIS Golf Team 57-58; ICT 58-60. Vice-President 58-59. To be a bachelor. PERRILYN DAY Orchestra 57-60. To excel in any field I may choose. DONALD CULPEPPER ICT 59-60. To live a long, happy and useful life. VERNON FLOYD DANNER Senior Band 57-60. To do my best in being a civil engineer. JIM CARLTON DAVIS Rifle Club 56-57; FFA 59-60; Track 56-57. To be a successful veterinarian. JEAN DeMASTERS To be able to help anybody in time of need. 35 Seniors MARGARET KAY DILLARD Senior Band 57-60. To follow God's will in my life. JUDY DRAIN FHA 59-60; CAP Club 58-59; Ready Writers 58-59; Journalism Club 56-57. To have health, wealth, and happiness throughout life. JIMMY DUGAN JERRY EDWARDS “B Team Basketball 58-59; Team Basketball 59-60. To be happy always. JOEL DOWLEARN To be rich. MARITA DRENNAN Sophomore Board 57-58; Junior Board 58-59; Girls’ A Cap-pella 57-60, Secretary-Treas-urer 59-60; Junior Usher. To led God be my guiding light through life. WAYNE EASTERLING Swimming Team 57-60. To graduate from dental school. JULIA ANN EDWARDS Campus Choir 57-58; Mixed Choir 59-60; Interscholastic Typing League 59-60; Photography Club 59-60. To do what is expected of me 36 Seniors CHARLES EUBANKS RUTH ANN FELLOWS To graduate this year. HERSCHEL LEON FIELDS DE Club, Sergeant-at-Arms. To be the world's happiest bachelor. JERRY ELIZABETH FORI) Tennis Team 57 59; FHA 59-60, Treasurer. To live a happy and successful life. JAMES (BUTCH i EUBANK Cheerleader 59-60; Runner-up Mr. OHS 59-60; Runner-up Senior Most Handsome 59-60; Most School Spirit 59-60. JOHNNY FERRELL BUDDY FITCH “B” Team Football 57-58; “A” Team Football 58-59; “A Team Football Captain 59-60; Senior Runner-up Most Handsome 59-60; Most Sincere 59-60. DONALD G. FOREMAN Cadet Band 57-59; Drum Major, Cadet Band 57-58; DE Club, Vice-President 59-60. To organize DCF, Inc. by the time I'm 35 years old. 37 Seniors RONALD LYNN FOREMAN Track Club 56; Track Team 56-60; FBLA 58-59; “A” Team Football Manager 59-60. To become a director of Christian Education. RAYMOND FUENTEZ “B ’ Team Baseball 57-58; Debate 58-60; Runner-up Senior Most Dependable 59-60; Sophomore Board 57-58; Alternate Student Council Member 58-59. To die young at 99. BEVERLY KAY GARLAND Mixed Choir 58-60; FTA 58; Alternate Junior Board 58-59; Junior-Senior From Committee; Library Club 57; Junior Classical League 57-58. To go to the moon. DAVID (HOOT) GIBSON Football 57-60; Basketball 58-60; “B Team Baseball 58-59; Runner-up Senior Most Dependable 59-60; Runner-up Mr. OHS; Runner-up Most Handsome 59-60; Senior Class President 59-60; Senior Favorite 59-60; Most Typical 59-60. To be a great success in whatever undertake. ESPERANZA FUENTEZ SHARON S. BUTLER FULTON Girls’ Track 59; Secretary of the Horseman’s Club 57-58. To be a truly good wife and mother. JAMES GARRETT CHARLES GIDDENS Sophomore Board 57-58; Junior Board 58-59; “B” Team Basketball 57-59; “A” Team Basketball 59-60. To be a credit to ail mankind. 38 Seniors ARLINA GILBERT Library Assistant 58-59; Spanish Club 59-60. To live a good Christian life. PAULA GLEASON Senior Band 57-60; Junior Girl Favorite in Band 58-59. To be happy. PATRICIA ELAINE (PAT) GILL Modem Dance Club 57-58; FTA 58-59; Junior Historians Club 59-60; Student Council 59-60; Junior Classical League 57-59. To imitate my high school math teacher. JAMES (JIMMY) GOBLE B Team Football 57-58; Audio Visual Club 57-58. RONALD D. GODARD Junior Historical Society 59-60. To become a history teacher. BEVERLY SUE GRAY Tennis Team 57-60. To live a useful life. GARY DON GRAMMER To be a successful lawyer. JOHN WAYNE (SONNY) GRAY Cadet Band 57-58; Best Dance 59-60. To be a doctor. 39 Seniors NAOMI GRAY Always to do God's will. PATRICIA GRIGGS Girls’ Choir 59-60: FHA 58 59; Photography Club 59-60. To uphold my Christian standards. DORIS LYNELL GROSS FHA 56-57; FBLA 59-60. To I rad a Christian life. WALTER HAILES To be a successful business man. CHARLES B. GREEN “Huck Finn 57-58; Speech Team 57-60. To become a speech therapist. DONNA GRIMES National Honor Society. BETTY GRUMBLES Modern Dance Club 57-58; Library Club 58-59; TALA Representative 59. To become an executive secretary. TRIBLA JANETTE HALLER To become a famous hair stylist. 40 NANCY HALLUM Campus Choir 58-59; Girls' A Cappella 59-60; Photography Club 59-60. To live up to the expectations of my Hirents. FRANCKS ANNE HAM BRICK FT A 59-60. To try to do Cod's will in m life. RICHARD L. HAMILTON Basketball 57-59. To become a well-liked millionaire. JUDY HARRINGTON Grandfalls. Texas: Basketball Sweetheart. Junior Favorite; FHA 56-58; Pep Squad 57-58. To be an anesthetist. RONNIE HARRIS Crane. Texas: Industrial Arts Club 56-60: Vice-President IAC 58-59; Student Council 59-60; Junior Favorite 58-59; Manager of Football Team 58-59. Seniors GARY HAMILTON CARL HAMLIN To become a success. BILL HARRIS B Team Football 57-58; “A Team Football 59-60; Track 5758. To win a state championship in 1959. Seniors TRAVIS LEON HARVILLE “C” Team Basketball 57-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58; “B” Team Basketball Manager 58-59; “A Basketball 59-60; FT A. To follow God's will in my life. BILLY I). HEAD Slide Rule Club 57-60; Senior Band 57-60; Wrestling Club 58-59; Second Lieutenant in Senior Band 59-60. To become a research chemist. LOWELL HEAD Junior Board 58-59; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 58-59. To be happy forever. HELLEN VIRGINIA HENDRICK FHA 57-58; Modern Dance Club 57-58; Junior Board 58-59; Lariat Staff 59-60; Competitive Speech 59-60; Most Artistic 59-60. To be a success in life. JACQUELYN HENDERSON Cadet Band 57-59; Concert Band 59-60. To become a Salvation Army officer. THOMAS HENDRICK To be a successful businessman. MARILYN KAY (KATY) HEXT JCL 57-58; FBLA 59-60. To put God first in all things. LESTER BROOKS HICKERSON Cadet Band 57-58; Senior Band 58-60; Rifle Club 57-60; President of Rifle Club 58-59. To build a space ship that beats the Russian’s to Mars. 42 Seniors SHARON LYNNE HICKMAN PE Majors 57-58; Synchronized Swimming 57-58; Vice-President FHA 59-60. To forget the past and live only for the future. LARRY HINES Junior Board Alternate 58-59; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 58-59; Senior Band 57-60. To become a successful businessman. JAMES HOBBS BOBBY HOLLAND Sophomore Board 57-58; Mixed Choir 57-58; A Cappella Choir 58-60; Photography Club 59-60. To have many, many friends. JAMES NEAL HOWELL “C” Team Basketball 57-58; DE Club 59-60. To follow God’s will in my life. LON PAUL HOBBS A Cappella Choir 58-60; Robe Chairman 58-59; President 59-60; Music Appreciation Club; ‘B” Team Track 57-58. To be the richest dentist in the world. HARVEY HOLLAND To retire at 45 a successful businessman. J. H. HOWELL To be an architect. 43 Seniors GLORIA JEANNETTE HUDSON To be a guiding light unto everyone I meet. DEANNE HUGHES Band 57-59; Naiads 57-58; Library Club 59-60. To have things turn out as I've planned. JAMES (INGY) INGRAM Sophomore Class President; Sophomore Favorite; Sophomore Most Handsome; “A” Football 57-59; “A” Basketball 58-59; “A” Baseball 58-60; Junior Favorite; Runner-up Junior Most Handsome; Junior Most Dependable Runner-up; Student Council 57-60. President 59-60; Tri-Captain Football; Mr. OHS; Senior Favorite Runner-up; Best All-Around 58-59; All-District Baseball 59; 2nd Team All-State Baseball 59; Annual Staff 58-60. Always to put God first, others second, and myself last. SAMYE JERNIGAN Sophomore Board; Student Council 59-60; Junior Historical Society 59-60. To remember to put God first in everything I attempt. LOIS JANE HUFF To live a clean and healthy Christian life. SANDRA HUPP Fort Worth: National Forensic League, Vice-President 57-58; Debate Club, President 57-58; Drama Club 57-58; Science Club 58; Odessa: National Honor Society 58-60; Debate Club 59-60; UIL State Finalist 59. SHELBY GAY INGRAM Modern Dance Club 57-59; Slide Rule 58-59; FTA 59-60. To teach mathematics. LILLY B. JESSEN To contribute to the happiness of others around me. Seniors GAIL JETER Junior Board 58-59; Student Council 59-60; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 58-59. To live each day for others. JEANNENE JOHNSON Band 57-60; All-District Band 58-59. To make a success of everything I choose to do. ARDENNA JONES Band 57-60; PE Majors 57 58; Junior Board 58; Synchronized Swimming 57-58; FHA 57-58. To make a wonderful nurse. MELBA JOYCE JONES National Honor Society 58-60; Campus Choir 57-58; Mixed Choir 59-60. To walk with the Master in the way of perfect love. JACK JOHNSON To be a rich bachelor. RANDALL JOHNSTON To be a success in anything I attempt. LEONARD JONES To join the Navy. ROY (SONNY) KARR To live a good and successful life. 45 Seniors JANE KELLUM FHA 59-60. To fulfill the place our Father in heaven has assigned to me. EVA SHERRY KEMP Girls’ A Cappella 57-59; A Cappella 59-60; Girls’ Quartet 59-60. To have a happy, successful life. SAM KEOWN OHS Golf Team 57-60. To be district medalist this year in golf. JOANNA KIRK Annual Staff 57-60; OHS Ten-nis Team 58-60; Student Council 58-60, Business Manager 59-60; National Honor Society 59-60; Legs 57-58; Runner-up Senior Prettiest; Most Athletic 59-60; Homecoming Attendant 59-60. To be a wealthy commercial artist. HELEN MAXINE KELLEY BECKY KENNELLEY Mixed Choir 57-58; A Cappella 58-60; Girls’ Quartet 59-60. To major in music at Baylor University. BARBARA KIMMELL To be a secretary. CLIFF G. KIGHT Junior Board 58-59. To join the Marines. 46 Seniors WALTER KNIGHT Senior Band 57-60. To be successful in whatever I undertake. PAT LORAINE LARSON CHARLES E. (GENE) LAUGHLIN JR. Band 57-60. To succeed. LOLA MAE LEMMON Library Council 57-58. To be a good wife. RICHARD KOHUTEK Ector High School: Future Architects Club, Secretary-Treasurer 57-58. To be a pilot in the United States Air Force. WALTER MAURICE LATHAM Sophomore Board 57-58; Junior Board 58-59; Senior Head Cheerleader 59-60; Rifle Club 57-58. To be an editor. RAYMOND LEHEW To be a success. EVA LEWIS Senior Band 59-60. To make my parents proud of me. 47 Seniors JERRY DONALD LIPPARD Mixed Choir 57-58; A Cap-pella Choir 58-59. To be an electronics engineer. LA RUE LONG Modem Dance 59-60. To be a beauty operator. JOAN LUCADO McCamey: Sophomore Most Popular; Miss Spirit of Christmas 58; Secretary Sophomore Class; Student Council 57-58; FHA Vice-President 57-58; Odessa: FHA Reporter 58-59; FHA President 59-60; Cadet Band. 2nd Lieutenant 58-59; Senior Band Assistant Drum Major j 9-60. To major in homemaking at A.C.C. LITA McCAIN DASIE LONG FHA 59-60. To go to missionary school. NANCY LOVETT Girls’ A Cappella 57-58; A Cappclla Choir 58-60; FHA 57-59. To be a Certified Public Accountant. BETTY McCANN Modern Dance Club 57-58; Sophomore Board 57-58; Junior Board 58-59; Junior Historians Secretary 59-60. To be an airline stewardess. helen McClelland Cadet Band 57-58; Senior Band 58-60; Junior Board 58-59; Drama 57-60. To become a more useful citizen. 48 Seniors LYNDA (MAC) McCUISTION Modem Dance 57-58; Prop Manager for “Captain Kidd's Return” and “Huckleberry Finn. To smile on the outside no matter how I feel on the inside. erme McClendon B” Team Football 57-58; Junior Board 58-59; Trainer 59-60; Runner-up Senior Favorite 59-60; Best Personality 59-60. To be happy. ALAN McGUIRE FFA 56-60; Sentinel FFA 57-59; Livestock Judging FFA 57-59. To make a living raising livestock. mike McKinney San Marcos Academy: State Championship Track Team 57-58; Cadet Band 2nd Lieutenant 58-59; Senior Band 59-60. To be a writer. donald McDaniel BARBARA McDOUGAL Library- Club 58-60; GRA 57-58. To face with courage whatever Fate has in store for me. ROGER B. McKELVY Senior Band 57-58; Rifle Club 57-58; A Cappella Choir 59 60. To graduate from college. DEAN McMANIGLE Band 57; Swimming Team 58-60; Senior Most Handsome 59-60. To make everyone in my presence happy. 49 Seniors ROBERT McNAIR Senior Band 57-60, 1st Lieutenant 59-60. To be a success and enjoy life. SUSAN MAHAN Choir 57-58; Mixed Choir 58-59; Girls’ Choir 59-60. To lead a happy and successful life. ROBERT MARTIN To be a successful engineer. JOYCE MARROW To succeed in all I attempt. STAN McVEY GARY WAYNE MARTIN Cadet Band 56-57; Chemistry Club 56-57; Mixed Choir 58-60. To become a successful movie producer. SARAH ELIZABETH MARR To live a Christian life. DOROTHY ELIZABETH MASSEY To become an excellent teacher of foreign language. 50 Seniors DOROTHY ELIZABETH MASSEY To become an excellent teacher of foreign language. NORMA MAXWELL Girls’ A Cappella 58-60; Student Directory Cover Designer 58-59. To be myself. JACK (GRUMPY! MAYFIELD Junior Varsity 57-58; “A” Team Football 58-60. To make the starting line-up for Texas A M my sophomore year. CLARK EDWARD MIKESKA Slide Rule 56-57. To set an example for others to follow. PATRICIA JEAN MAVEETY Runner-up Senior President 59-60; Lariat Editor 59-60; El Paso: Student Council 57-58; Classification Cheerleader 57-58; Football Princess 57-58. To be happy as I walk along the road of life. NELWYN MAYES JOYCE MAYNARD FHA 57-58. To succeed in whatever I undertake. LOWELL MILLER To do the best in what I undertake. 51 Seniors JOHN PHIL MILLER JOHN DAVID MULLEN Student Council 57-58; Junior Board 58-59; Swimming Team 57-60; Odessa Symphony 58-60; Latin Club 57-59. To appreciate each person for his worth. KATHRYN ELAINE NEELY Band 57-60; Pan-American Club 59-60; Sundown: FHA 57-59; Choir 57-59. To go to Texas Tech and major in history. SILAS NEPVEU Boys’ Quartet 58-60; Vice-President of A Cappella Choir 59-60; Most Musical 59-60. To have as few enemies as possible. MICHAEL MITCHELL, JR. To graduate from the University of Alaska. SUSAN MUNS Student Council 57-60. Secretary 58-59, Vice-President 59-60; Outstanding Student Council Girl 58-59; Most Dependable 58-60; Kunncr-up Senior Favorite 59-60; Most Likely to Succeed 59-60; Homecoming Attendant 59-60; Junior His-torianA 59-60; Tennis 57-59. To always lead a useful life. BEVERLY JUNE NELSON Senior Band 57-60; Librarian Committee 58; FHA 59-60; FFA 59 60; FHA Queen 59-60; Alternate Majorette 59-60. To be a foreign missionary. DWAIN NEWMAN Swimming Team 57-60. To become a rich, successful lawyer. 52 Seniors JIMMIE NEWTON ROBERT MITCHELL NOTLEY Track Club 56-57; Track Team 56-57; Baseball Club 57-58; Football Club 56-57; Bowling Club 58-59. To build the first bridge across the Pacific Ocean. RICHARD OVERLEY Football Junior Varsity 57-59; Varsity 59-60; Junior Board Alternate 58-59. To join the Air Force. RODNEY PARKS To be a bacteriologist. JERRY NORMAN CAROLYN RUTH NUNN Library Club 58-59. To live up to my parents’ expectations. MARLIN PANTHER Band 57-60; “Informer” Staff. To become a nuclear physicist. GEORGENE PETERS Sophomore BoanJ 57-58; Girls’ Choir 57-58; A CappeUa Choir 58-59. To be a fashion model in New York. 53 Seniors ROWLAND PHILLIPS To be a successful business worker. JONIE POWELL Modern Dunce Club 57-58; Cheerleader 59-60; Runner-up Senior Prettiest; Student Council 59-60; Most Typical 59-60; Homecoming Attendant 59-60. To recognize the purpose God intends for me and fulfill it. BILL PROCTOR To be successful. BILLY PUCKETT BRENDA RENETA PILLEY Band 57-59; Rifle Club 58-59. To be a secretary. DAVID PRICE Mixed Choir 57-60. To be as fine a man as my dad is. JAMES W. PROVINS Slide Rule Club 59-60; National Honor Society. To be a successful pathologist. FRED RABE Junior Board 58-59. To graduate from Baylor Dental School. 54 Seniors JACKALYN RAINOSEK A Cappella Choir 57-60; Treasurer of Choir 59-60; Orcheslra 57-59; All-Slate Orcheslra 57-59; Social Chairman, of Orchestra 58-59; Junior Board 58-59; Student Council 59-60. ner-up Senior Favorite; Runner-up Miss OHS 58-60. To finish college. JOHNNY SIDNEY RAMSEY GLENNA REICHERT Always to be sincere. BILLY THURMAN RHOADS Cadet Band; STEI) Club 58-60. To become a jeweler. MARY ALICE RAMIREZ Girls’ A Cappella Choir 57-59; A Cappella Choir 59-60; Spanish Conversation Club 57-58. To be happy and have many friends. LETA RATLIFF Tennis Team 57-58. To live the kind of life that God would have me to live. JO BONNIE REYNOLDS To grow tall. MURPHY D. RHOADS Track 57-58; Photography Club 57-59, Vice-President 57- 59. 55 Seniors DAVID RICE President of DE Club 59-60. To succeed in whatever I attempt. DONALD RITCHEY Vice-President of Rifle Club 58- 59; President of Rifle Club 59- 60. To know electronics from vacuum tubes to printed circuits. JACK RIVES Library Club 58-59. To be a success. LARRY RODEN Coif Team 57-60. To graduate from the University of Texas. JOHN H. RICHARDS To be a diesel mechanic. LARRY RITCHIE Sophomore Board 57-58; Track Team 57-58; ICT 59 60. To do even better than my father. ARTHUR ROBERTS Interscholastic League Play 57-58; ‘'Peek’s Bad Boy.” Most Outstanding Actor 58-59; Competitive Speech 57-59; Reporter for Junior Historical Society 59-60; Sports Editor for Lariat Staff 59-60; “Death Takes A Holiday” 59-60. To finish my life being happy and successful. SYBIL RODEN Synchronized Swimming Team; Latin Club. To lead a short, rich life. 56 Seniors PATRICIA ROGERS DE 38-60. MARY ELIZABETH RUSSELL Rifle Club 59-60. To become a veterinarian. KENNETH SCOTT “A“ Team Baseball 58-60. To beat Permian in baseball. JUDITH LYNN SHAW Modem Dunce 57-58; Mixed Choir 57-59; A Cuppella Choir 59-60; Intcrscholastic League -59-60. Never to forget the value of a smile. ANN RUSSELL Always to remember to put God first in everything I do. DAVID NELSON SCOTT To reach my goal being thankful for all I have. CAROLE JANE SEYMOUR To make my mother proud of me. GERRI SHEWMAKE FBLA 58-59. President 59-60; Interscholastic League Typing 59-60; Junior Classical League 57-59. To enjoy life in its fullest. 57 Seniors LA VERNE SHEWMAKER GERALDINE SISNEY Girls’ Choir 58-59; Campus Choir 59-60. To live a daily Christian life. GARY NEWTON SMITH Rifle Club 59-60. To become an aeronautics engineer. TRUMAN DAVID SMITH ’’B Team Football 57-58; FFA 58-60. To be successful in some field of agriculture. DEE SIMMONS To be a success. JAYE SKAGGS Junior Board 58-59; Junior Historian Club 59-60; Girls’ Choir 57-60; Nominee for Banhan Queen for FHA 56-57. To be a legal secretary. SUE SMITH Girls’ A Cappella Choir 59-60; Junior Board 58-59. To do my best in whatever I attempt. BARBARA SPALDING Girls’ Choir 57-58; Mixed Choir 58-59; DE Historian 59-60; Red Cross Representative 58-59. To think of God first, others second, and myself last. 58 Seniors ROYCE SPRATLEN ROBERT STARK To graduate from Helicopter Training School in Virginia. HUGH STOCKTON, JR. Iowa Park High School: Football; Tennis; Pampa High School: Tennis. To be a petroleum engineer. ROLAND STREIT Senior Band 58-60; All-Region Band 59; Orchestra 57-59; “Informer Staff 59-60; Science Club 56-57; Photography Club 56-57. To make my life worthwhile. GEORGE STALLINGS Physical Education Club 57-58; B Team Track 57-58. To be an (overseas) forest ranger. BRUCE STOCK Tumbling Club 57-59. To be an electronics engineer. BETTY SUE STOKER A Cappella Choir 57-60; Robe Chairman 58-59. Secretary 59-60; Girls’ Quartette 59-60; Student Council 59-60; Junior Board 58-59. To live up to my expectations. JOHN C. STROOPE “B Team Baseball 57-58. Manager 58-59. To have money, faith, and leisure time. 59 Seniors DORIS LYNETTE STROUD FHA 57-59. To lead a successful life. NANCY TAMPKE FHA Club 59-60. To be happy and successful in everything I try to do. T. A. TAYLOR To be rich. JOYCE TERRELL “Lariat Reporter. To see the world. MARILEE SUMMERS Band 57-58; Junior Board 58- 59. To listen for God's voice to guide my life. JANICE LOUISE TAYLOR Hobbs: French Club 57-58; Girls’ Sports Club 57-58; Monahans: Library Club 58-59; Pep Squad 58-59. To have a long and successful life. WILLIAM J. (BILL) TEAGUE Junior Board 58-59; Pan-American Student Forum 58-59; Junior Historians President 59-60. To become a successful psychiatrist. KADON FRADY THOMAS Cadet Band 57-58; Majorette 58-59; Senior Band 59-60. To make my family as proud of me as I am of them. 60 Seniors BETTY THOMPSON Library Club 59-60. To be a nurse. JOYCE TOWERY FHA 59-60. To be happy in whatever I do. PHYLLIS THURBER Library Council 57-58, Secre tary 58-59, President 59-60; State TALA Meeting 58-60; Junior Red Cross 58-59. To be a successful librarian. LYLE TOWNSEND Boys’ Quartet 59-60. To do the best in whatever I do. SHARON TRIPP Student Council 57-60, Secretary Nominee 57-58; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 58-59; Annual Staff 57-60. Editor 59-60; Runner-up Sophomore Favorite 57-58; Runner-up Junior Favorite; Junior Most Dependable; Junior Prettiest; Runner-up Miss OHS 59-60; Best All Around 59-60; Homecoming Attendant 59-60; Senior Favorite; Football Sweetheart 5960. To enjoy life and make life enjoyable for those around me. LARRY TURNER FFA 57-60. To be rich and successful in any endeavor. MIKE TULLOS VIC Club 58-59. To be successful in life. IDA SUE VADEN Miss OHS 59-60; Head Cheerleader 5960; Student Council 57-58, 5960, Secretary Nominee 58-59, President Nominee 5960; Secretary Sophomore Class 57-58; Sophomore Board 57-58; Junior Historians 5960. To set a good example. 61 Seniors SANDRA VAN BRUNT Student Council 57-60, Secretary Nominee 57-58; Runner-up Sophomore Favorite; Junior Favorite; Runner-up Most Dependable 58-59; Junior Class Secretary; A Cappella Choir 58-60; Senior Prettiest; Runner-up Senior Favorite; Runner-up Miss OHS 59-60. GLENDA RAE WAGNER To live a Christian life. LINDA KAY WALL Interscholastic League Debater 57-59; Most Outstanding Debater 59; Tennis Team 57-59; National Honor Society 59-60; Student Council 58-60, Coun-cilor-at-Large 59-60; Junior Historical Society 59-60; Latin Club 57-59; Runner-up Most Dependable 59-60; Most Outstanding Citizen 59-60. To make the most of my time. JIMMY WATSON Vocational Industrial Club 57-58. To be a success in life. JERRY WAGGONER Swimming Team 57-60; Band 57-58. To become a pilot in the Air Force. JACQUELINE WAGNON Photography Club Secretary 57-58; I)E(' Club Secretary 59-60; National Honor Society 57. To live a long, successful, and happy life. ELTON WATSON DE Club Treasurer 59-60. To make a success of all my attempts in life. PATRICIA JEAN WEATHERS To find silver linings in all my clouds of gray. 62 Seniors CURTIS WEAVER DIANA WELLS Mixed Choir 58-60. To be happy and rich in that order. PAUL WHITE To be a successful electronics engineer. CHARLOTTE WHITEHEAD Mixed Choir 58-60; Library Club 59-60. To put God first, others second, and myself last. CHARLOTTE ELDENE WEBB Sophomore Board 57-58; Girls’ Choir 57-58; Junior Board 58-59; Junior Historians 59-60. To live a good Christian life. JERRI WHITE To be such a Christian that no one will ever have to ask if I am. ADA WHITEHEAD SHERYLA LOU WHITESIDES Latin Club 57-58; FHA Reporter 59-60; Modem Dance Club 59-60. 63 Seniors JOHN WICKES Ysleta Hi|c.h School: Senior Band 56-57; Varsity Choir 58-59; Odessa: Mixed Choir 59-60. To be a success in life. DON HAY WILLIAMS “C” Team Basketball 57-58; National Honor Society 58-60; “A Team Basketball 59-60. To become an electrical engineer. LOU RENA WILLIAMS Choir 57-59; Girls’ A Cappella 59-60. To be capable of solving the daily problems of life. ELSIE LORENE WOMACK To live a happy life. CAROLYN WOMACK Eunice High School: Student Council 57-59; Junior Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class Secretary; Mixed Choir 57-59; Dramatics Club 58-59; Honor Society 58-59. To be a successful and happy person. DON WOODBURY Swimming Team 57-59; Sophomore Board 57-58. TOMMY ZEIGLER Mixed Choir 57-58. 59-60; Slide Rule Club 58-59; Boys’ State; National Honor Society; FBLA 59-60; Inter-scholastic League Typing 58-59. To own a large department store. 64 Senior Activities Senior Board. 65 Students plan for Career Day. Senioj• Activities Senior Board selling annual covers. Seniors evacuate on Senior Day. 66 Senior Activities 67 Think it’s going to fit? Section Editors — Becky Webb — Jodie Childers 68 A TIME TO 69 LEARN MRS. AGNES THOMAS 70 Barbara Adair James Adams Martha Adkins Charlotte Albrighi Beverly Alexander Arthur Allen Bill Allison Jerry Allison Bill Altman Ruth Ann Amy Charles Anderson Ronald Arnold Marcelino Arredondo James Ash Sarah Ashford Cynthia Ator Sherrie Atwood Lynn Ayers Kenneth Baker Claybourn Ball Bobby Bannister Jerry Barfield Gaylene Barnhart Hence Barrow 72 Tom Bates Jimmy Batte Alice Bearden Ray Beavers Gene Beggs John Belcher Tommy Belk Duane Bellar Ralph Beshears Barbara Bills James Blackledge Joyce Blackledge Betty Blackwood Vester Bland Sue Blank Shari Blue Oscar Bourg Joe Bowers Ben Boyd Syeous Boykin James Braddock Luana Bramblett James Brewer Kaye Bright 73 Diane Brown Kay Brownlee Ronnie Brumble Jimmy Burgin Jerry Burnett Ruth Ann Butler Suzanne Butler Mike Caddell David Campbell Janet Canty Beverly Carman Jan Carpenter Sandra Carpenter John Carter Charles Cary Ramona Cass Raymon Chapa Judie Childers David Chisholm Glenda Chrisman Jeanne Clapham Doyle Clark Ronnie Clark Martha Clay 74 Billie Jean Clowcr Lee Cochran Ross Cochran Dale Coggins Jerome Coker Bill Combest Sharon Connelley Charlotte Cooper Dean Cope Margaret Corzine Deana Cotten Georgia Couch Douglas Cowan James Cranfill Frank Crawford Sandy Crawford Robert Culpepper Navena Daily Betty Davis Wanda DeHart Johnny Dickson Willie Donaghe Danny Dorsett Phillip Dorsett Elizabeth Dowden Betty Dudley Larry Dugger Charlotte Dunaway Edwina Dunn Johnny Dunn Melinda Eason Anne Eastham Delores Ellebracht Donna Elliott Manuel Enriquez Paul Evans Ronald Evans Anna Belle Fanning Evalona Fanning David Farmer Jimmy Farrar Gus Fesmire Carol Ann Floyd Ben Fly Glenn Forgay Shirley Foster 76 Nova Jean Froelich Barbara Fuller Patricia Gaddy Walter Gaines Gail Galyon Grafton Gardner Douglas Gaskill Thomas Gass Mary Ann Gill Linda Gillham Marcus Gist Johnny Glasscock Linda Gober Linda Gober Marion Goff Wendell Gregory Karen Griffin Marilyn Griffin Richard Hall Paul Haller Malone Harrison Larry Hart Linnie Hastings Wayne Hastings Edna Hatcher Jyme Heard Patricia Hearon Alecia Hemphill Ann Henderson Ronald Henderson Walter Henderson Jo Lynn Hendricks Joe Frank Henson Dianne Herrington Patricia Hewitt Sammy Hill Jerry Hines Johnny Hodges Tommy Holcomb Donna Holland Patricia Holland Betsy Hollis Wayne Holmes Bill Horton 78 Bertha Howard Sharon Howell Sylvia Huback David Hubbard Susan Huber Morris Huckeba Melba Huddleston Joe Hunley Daniel Hurst Flo Nell Ingram Lynette Ingram Phyllis Jackson Jerry James Barbara Janke Suzanne Jarvis Lola Jenkins Sterling Jeter Bobbie Johnson Jeanette Johnson Harold Jones Mike Kane Mary Lee Keck Woody Keith Barbara Kennedy 79 Roger Kerr Tommy Kerschner Linda Kindel Wayne King Carol Gene Knowles Markel Kocurek Pamela Kuck Karen Ladd Janet Lain Linda Lain Buddy Laird Jackie Langford Kay Langford Kirk Lanier Evelyn Laughlin Nancy Leach Karen Leamons Marlin Lindsay Winzell Lindsay Carolyn Lindsey Martha Little Jim Long Bobby Longshore Jackie Lott 80 Mike Lott Delmar Lubkeman Linda Lusk Jack Lyle Sharon Lyons Wateka Lyons Rodney McAdams Delmer McAfee Judy McCain Patricia McCann Earl McCarty Jimmy McClendon Carolyn McClure Billy McComack Marilyn McComack Jerry McCord Mary McCormick Anna McDaniel Paula McDonald Edward McFadden Sandra McFarland Kathryn McKay Sherrie McKinnis Martha McQueen 81 Margie Mahan Tanner Mahan Bill Malone Sandra Malone Richard Marsh James Marshall Bill Martin Glenda Martin Johnnie Matthews Rosie Mayfield Jim Mayo Lois Mayo Jeanette Medford Bill Mahaffey Larry Meinzer Tonv Mendoza Carolyn Mikeska Joe Miller Maggie Lou Miller Patricia Miller Gary Millican Jeanene Mindel James Mitchell Mitch Mitchell 82 Billy Moore David Moore Don Moore Douglas Moore Janice Moore Jesse Moore John Moore Patricia Moore Donald Morris Marvin Morris Donita Morton Robbie Morton Robert Morton Jan Murr 9 Linda Musitelli Freddie Myers Jean Nations Bill Neidert Billy Nelson Lynn Newgent David Odum Mary Jay Orr E. B. Overley Barbara Sue Owen Roy Owens Pauline Painter Robert Parker Duane Phillips Joy Phillips Max Phillips Clyde Philpott Marty Pinnell Ronnie Pokorny Alice Porter Leon Porter Pat Pounds Bonita Prewitt Kent Pribble Gaylord Price Ronald Pruitt Bill Puckett Annetta Purman Sherrie Raney Jeanne Ratcliff 84 Faye Reedy Edd Reese Gayle Rehl Penny Reynolds David Rhodes Jerry Richmond Sandra Riggs Joe Rigsby David Rinehart Doris Roberson Judy Roberson Jean Ann Robertson Jerry Robinson Jimmy Rogers Patti Rogers Ronald Rogers Sandra Rutledge Tommy Rutledge Duke Samson Earlene Sanders Christine Sawyer Max Scarborough David Scott Eddie Scott 85 Jan Scroggins Larry Seals Bobby Seely Mary Self John Shields Stevie Sides Melvin Simmons Kenneth Slaughter Brenda Slough Albert Smith Beverly Smith Don Smith Gary Smith Harriett Smith Jerry Smith Pamela Smith Phyllis Smith Sue Smith Susan Smith Lynda Stancoff Linda Stanley Barbara Starnater Bobbye Jo Steakley Peggy Stebbins 86 Jimmy Stephens Beth Stevens Rex Stevens Wallace Stevenson Larry Stewart C. L. Strickland Priscilla Sturdivant Brenda Sullivan Glenda Sullivan Rose Ann Sweeden Connie Talbott Tommy Talent Marquis Taliaferro Sandra Tanksley Jerry Tate Darrell Taylor Kenneth Taylor Randy Taylor Paula Teeter Peggy Thomas Mary Sue Thomason Sue Thompson Wanda Thornton Janelle Thurman 87 Janice Tucker Linda Tucker Wilbur Tucker “Skippy” Turner Dianne Tuttle Ray Vaden Phil Vincent Donald Waitman Cherry Sue Waldrop Diana Walker Robert Walker Joy Wallum A. L. Ward Henry Ward Mary Belle Waters Billy Watkins Annctta Waters Janies Weaver Becky Webb Dickie Webb 88 Bennie Weeks Bishop Wells Belmont Westbrook Jack Westerfeldt Helen Joyce Wheeler Arthur White Judy White Sophie White Saundra Jean Wilabay Billie Wilder Glenn Wilkerson Kathy Wilkerson Anita Williams Betty Williams Floyd Williams Juanita Williams Kaye Williams Toni Williams Loretta Wood Roy C. Wood James Woods Janice Woodson Sherry Word Billy Wright 89 Janice Yoakum Linda Young Mary Young Nancy Young 90 Junior Board Linda Gillham Sarah Ashford Nancy Leach Kay Brownlee Brenda Sullivan Carole Knowles Carroll Albritton Judie Childers Ann Henderson Oscar Bourg Karen Griffin Joe Hunlev Gail Calyon Billy Moore Diane Brown Glenn Wilkerson Jeanne Clapham Janice Moore Jymc Heard Not shou-n C. L. Strickland Randy Taylor Bill Puckett Claybourn Ball Kvalona Fanning 91 Junior The Twirp Week theme “Open that door! Is this cooperation—or confusion?” Our future seniors??? Now what was her name again?” Activities . . . And so rocs the junior way of life. Telegram for Mr. Spidell! Set ’em up! 93 Look! It’s a real live Indian! Section Editors — Nancy Watson — Karen Johnson A TIME TO 94 95 LEARN MRS. ETHEL R. WARD Sophomores Carole Adams Ruby Adams Judy Albritlon Irene Alcantar Judy AUbright Barbara Allen Jerry Anderson Charles Andrews Mike Ardis Sherry Armstrong Raymond Ashby Sondra Atkinson Judy Baker Linda Baker Ronald Baker Manning Banks Kenneth Bell Sharlot Bell Sharon Bell Martin Benavidez Reed Berlin Betty Berry Floyd Bolton Sue Bolton Sophomores Nancy Besheare Nancy Beat Twylah Boyce Louis Boyles Johnny Branch Robert Braun Sandra Brewer Debbie Brooks Bill Brown Carolyn Brown Faye Brown Homer Brown James Brown Mike Brown Mike Brown Bebe Bruce Paul Brumley Sandra Bryant George Bullock Charles Bulsterbaum 99 Beulah Bumgardner Melinda buntin Ann Burns Wnada Burns Larry Burrows Dar! ne Byrd Elaine Byrd Andre Cadell Marlene Cade David Cannon Steve Cannon David Carrigan Johnny Carruth Carla Jo Carter Judy Cast Linda Caswell Sophomores Phil Cates Linda Chancellor Bill Chastain Lynda Chatagnier Randy Chennault Geneva Cheasire Carolyn Cook Donald Copeland James Comer Lois Copeland Treva Cotton Charles Cousar Lola Cox Norma Cox Rose Cox Rosalind Cozky Jim Bob Craig Roger Cravens Bill Cullison Linda Cullison Kenneth Dean Bill Daniell Sandra Danner Rita David Tony DeBerry Marvis Diggs Gladys Dodson Archie Dishman Joan Dillard Ralph Dirickson Patricia Dodson Tommy Donaldson Scott Dowlearn Mike Dyer John Dyson Danny Earnest Paula Eubanks Patricia Fair John Fairey Frank Fanner Judy Farmer Margaret Farmer Theo Farris Janet Fessler Shirley Ferris Richard Finley Leon Fowler 102 Ronnie Frady James Allen Franks Tommy Frasier Ronald Free Tina Fuentez Ruth Ann Fyffe Bill Garrett Sue Gatlin Maurine Galyon Nell Garner Charles Gideon Carolyn Gillis Ann Glass Mike Gibson Sophomores Luther Glass Bobby Glast Beverly Gleason Phyllis Godwin Larry Goodson Fredda Goswick Daniel Gray Darrell Green Don Green Ann Griffith Raymond Griffith Sandra Grant Patty Grimes Joyce Gross Paul Gross Benard Gunn Donna Gunter Frances Hagan Pamela Hardin Sharon Hardwick Leonard Harris Gailen Harrison George Harrison John Harville Judy Hatfield Don Hawkins Raymond Haynie Peggy Hazard Russell Headrick Stanley Heaps Grace Hembree Beau Jack Hendrick Sandra Hendrick Joe Hensley 104 Rosalita Higgs David Hightower Sandra Hightower Sue Hindman Mack Herring Carl Hiskerson Jerry Holderman Koy Holdridge Phillip Hinkie Pricillia Holland Linda Holloway Shirley Hollowell Carol Honeycutt Sophomores James Horne Gay Hoskins Paulette Hudson Cecil Huff John Hunley Marsha Hunt Linda Hunter David Hurst 105 Betty Jackson Jinnic Winn Jackson Joe Ireland La Juana Isbell Kenneth Ives Montie Kac Ives Bertha James Pauline Janosik Larry Jaynes Larry Jernigan Clenn Johnson Karen Johnson omores James Jones Ronnie Johnson Alma Jones Janice Jones Walter Jordan Judy Keefer Jcanic Keller Linda Kelley Homer Kennedy Wayne Kerr James Kinser Shirley Kohutek 106 Carole Kroeker Ralph Lawrence David Layficld Ilia Ray Layton Jeanie Leach Barbara Lctbcttcr Dale Leverett Marilyn Lindsey Donna Ling Sophomores Dianna leader June Long James Lott Jerry Loudermilk James Luck Carolyn McClelland Andy McCuiation Carol McCutchan Betty McDonald Leslie McDonald Everett McFadden Janeen McDonald Priscilla McGuire David McGee Carol McKinnie Mike McFarland Vickie McFarland Sharron McGee Clifford McLane Carole McMurry Sophomores Paula McNeel Dub Malaise Mike Malone George Manly Mary Marr Marilynn Marshall Henrietta Martin Sherry Martin George Massey Garry Maveety Bill Maxwell Patricia Maxwell Mike Martz 108 Carl Messer David Meyers Harvey Miller Johnnie Miller Susan Miller Johnny Mills Sophomores David Mindei William Moncrief Johnny Morgan Stanley Morgan Mary Morris Betty Mosier Anna Mae Moss Charlotte Mulkey 109 Roger Muns Barbara Myers Linda Nayman Albert Nedow Ann Nelson Judy New Michele Ostic Rebecca Overley Douglas Pack Dan Page Richard Palmer Billy Pannell Ronald Petit Ronald Petty Dianne Phillips Paul Phillips Roy Phillips Patsy Pickett Jerry Poole Nancy Pounds Charles Pressly Eddie Prichard Gladys Reynolds Bob Reynolds Mary Lou Roberts Sue Robert Brenda Richardson III Sue Runnels Betty Russell Johnny Russell Judy Saffell Maudie Sammons Nita Kay Sanders Leon Scott Kay Scott Don Scroggins Howard Sellers James Sharp Loretta Sharp mm mam ana Shirley Richard Sickels Elva Silva Don Sisney Jimmie Sisney Alford Smallwood fa d a 6 . kd m'e ' • ---- a o J Emmett Smart Donald Smith James Smith Jean Smith Johnnie Smith Sophomores Pamela Smith Rudy Smith Don Stewart Mary Stark Nelda Kay Stanley Norma Stewart Terri Stewart d David Strii-klrn 113 Carol Talbott Elaine Talley Patricia Tatum Carol Taylor Darrell Taylor Sharon Taylor Phyllis Teague Sophomores Sharon Tennant Nclda Thomas Thrcsa Thomason Linda Thompson Peggy Thompson Larry Thorne Mickey Thurbcr Carolyn Tucker Collene Tucker Eric Tucker John Tudor Bill Tuggle Timothy Tullous Cody Twilligear Sammye Tyson Rose Vasquez Kenneth Vaught Nancy Vermillian Carolyn Vest Jean Vincent Donna Wagnon Glenda Walker I-arry Wallctte Mildred Wester Marian Westcrfcldt Ann Werner Verlenc Wei born Bill Webster Nancy Whaley Langdon White Richard White Mary' Whitmire Judy Wickson Charles Wiggs Gerry Williams Harriet Williams Kathryn Williams Mike Williams Patsy Williams Ronald Williford Gertrude Wolff Laura Wood Barbara Woods Sophomores Leland Wright Brenda Yockey Jane Young Barbara Zieglei Sophomores Can anyone tell me where room 224 is? Slow down . .. read! ■I A TIME TO Section Editor — AnneUa human 120 HONOR 121 Hit hands of lime circle the clock, and another year rushes towam a furious end. The nemories of a year crammed with the excitement of football gamek. club projects, dances, md proms merge into a colorful mass. It is against this background tlfat the outstanding stu 122 Favorites tract iveness. there is also talent, and individual personalities. As there is a time to learn and a time to play, a time le to honor. With pride we present these favorites of the 1960 CORRAL. 123 Mis O Ida Sue Vaden Ida Sue. with her sparkling smile and friendh | i sonality, has gained great popularity among the studmi body this year, serving as head cheerleader and a member of me student council. Mr. O.H.S. James Ingrain James has shown outstanding ability in many fields this war. bavin- served as president of the Student « oiim il. a tri-captain of the football team, and a member of the basketball team. 25 126 Senior Most Dependable Susan Mans Through three years of active service in the organizations of O.H.S., Susan has more than earned her title of dependable. Her most outstanding service has been in- the student council, where she served as secretary last year, and now holds the position of vice-president. 128 Senior Most Dependable Waller Bains Waller. ire-president of the senior elass. is not only le| en le l upon for his qualities of IctMrship. hut is also admired ami resj eeted for his scholastic achieve- ments. 129 Senior Most Handsome l)( an mcManiglp Willi his Wark eye amMilraminj: Uvth. Dean i- iimrc than qiialifird for tin- hf nm of most handsome. Jiuiifor Favorite Cher Sue H aldrop With chcerfoPW a one of her most outstanding characteristics. Cherry Sue finds a friend in everyone she meets. junior Favorite liebnont Westbrook Brlmoni ' 'tmnfcMM’OnnulitY. rouped % ith hi' outstand-in” |x 'iti m n tin football Vain, has inadel him a favorite among ,hej uniors. - Junior Most Dependable An net ta Purman f. Active in every phase of school life and firmly devoted to Odessa Hi gh School. Annetta is highly qualified for the honor of junior most dependable. 134 uiuoi Glenn Wilkerson During his two years at O.H.S.. Glenn has shown his willingness tolwolfk and his leadership ability in many ways. He has served on the student council, and he was elected president of the junior class. Junior I ret ties I Helen Joyce Wheeler Helens flawlel complexion, green eyes, and dark hair accent her Music features, making her truly the prettiest girl of the junior class. ophomore Favori Lurry Jernigan Larry is not only handsome and popular, hut he also possesses a strength of character which demands the respect of all those who know him. Sophomore Most Dependable Ann Griffith Ann possesses a strong character and vivacious spirit which have raised her to a flight.'landing among her classmates. Sophomore Most Dependw Dennis Williams t Along with a genuine interest in others. Denny has brought with him to O.H.S. potentialities for a promising future. 141 lomore Prettiest Carole Adams Carol’s lovely features combined with her charming personality makes her not only pleasant to look at. hut also pleasant to know. — Sophomore Most Handsome Hill Hose Bill, •rifted and athletic, is a fine example of a typical Odessa High School teenager. Ilis xitality and good looks have won for him the honor of sophomore most handsome. Senior Favorite JAMES INGRAM MARY ARMSTRONG JONIE POWELL RAYMOND FUENTEZ up BUDDY FITCH Senior Prettiest and Most Handsome 145 Junior Favorite ANN HENDERSON Junior Most Dependable RONNIE POKORNY Junior Prettiest and Most Handsome CAROLE ADAMS Sophomore Favorite Sophomore Most Dependable BARBIE TRIPP LARRY JERNIGAN SUSIE HARDEN JIM REID MARSHA HUNT BOB RALEY GAY HOSKINS Sophomore Prettiest and Most Handsome Sa a Ka BfUn‘ James f igure hysi Ue ose . Overt } °nie R Richard ell on Features Bonnie Bowers Ernie McClendon Best Personality You’re fun, fun. fun to be with! Most Likely to Succeed Susan Mu ns Bob Raley Best All-Around Odessa High’s own automatic dish-washer and dryer. Most Outstanding Citizens Well ... at least they’re different! Linda Kay W all Larry Jernigan Nancy Watson Denny Williams Most Industrious Could you call back later? We’re very busy right now. Jonie Powell David “Hoot” Gibson Most Typical Ya wanna drag? Nila Canterbury Hill Mayes Wittiest Ha! Ha! Ha! Best Dancers Becky Webb John Wayne Gray Ida Sue Vaden James “Butch” Eubank Most School Spirit? Yea, Bronchos! Fight! Fight! Fight! Most Sincere But, Buddy, I just have to find out what happened . . . Nancy Best Carroll Albritton Best in a Crowd This looks like one of those “two’s company, three’s a crowd situations. Friendliest Hello . . . Friend! Cherry Sue Waldrop Jack Mayfield Peppiest Kay Brownlee Ross Cochran Too pooped to pep. Most Courteous High school is convenient, isn’t it Glenn? Helen Joyce Wheeler Glenn Wilkerson Nancy Hallum Ronnie Pokorny Most Soph isticated Wasn’t it nice of Dad to let me use the car? Most Athletic How about that, sports’ fans? Marilce Summers Walter Bains Most Intelligent One-fourth and one-fourth equals one-half ... I think. Most Musical Docs anybody have some ear plugs handy? Annetta Purman Silas Nepveu , Most Artistic Krmhrandt and Grandma Moses, I presume! Cutest Couple Ain’t love grand? Pat Gill Buddy Fitch Ida Sue yadtoL j s J m v Among Ida Sue’s treasured honors is the coveted honor 6f homecoming queen, which she endows with the traditional grace,beauty, and charm of all Odessa High School queens. Joanna Kirk JoniePoweU i6i___________Mary Armstrong rFootball Sweetheart Sharon Tripp Havin been elected to her high position by the varsity football team. Sharon crowns the honor of Football Sweetheart with |M ise. serene lieauty. and dignity. We salute Sharon Tripp—Football Sweetheart of 1960. .2 Paula Teeter Junior Football Attendants Sharon Shipley Sophomore B a n d Jeannene Johnson Sweetheart Marlene Alexander Paula Gleason 164 ' Attendant Marilynn Griffin Attendant Pat McCann Sweetheart 165_________ F.F.A. Sweetheart Priscilla McGuire ool u Torn nd Beau Joanna Kirk David Hoot Gibson ■ . A .'H I , Student Council Outstanding AnneUa Punnan Gary Hamilton JaJent HJwuJ Tt f QvU 7Onuaky II Vjy OKJbUrtC Kd Irv Outs 3d wjql JalunL j bh u OW mAc i fmmtnl JAM 26 tkampoume Kaidi bADMIUTON Bg?3IgiT?W REFRESHMENTS VOLLEYBALL OH 5 najDHoud •25 PER PERSON rrmirifil frHfrfimi it ni 1 173 PLAY -«aa rrr v r r Uv tir fff m Sports ftr m rr; fff Hi Iff BALL m LACY TL RNER—Head Coach Coaches Left to right: Dutch Conner—Trainer, Ernie McClendon. Doug Cowan. Lynn Foreman, Tony Mandoza, and Billy Pannell. ’59 Tri-Captains: Chambless (55), Fitch (83), Ingram (33) 177 • . ‘ Af;. j iv v n -• V...' (Kr 'C-V _A] r.v4 . ■ - . Aa. ' «■ ■ ■ .i. ” • •.•• • v • • ■ ■■ ■•. •' •' , « T • ' • 1 • ii 1 ; ' . • . . • S' - ✓ 59 Bronchos, Co-CJ . • • ,,N lampions of 2-AAAA Elton Chambless, T, “Cham” Buddy Fitch, E, “Taffy” James Ingram, FB, “ ngy” Richard Overly, HB Jack Mayfield, G, “Grumpy” David Gibson, QB, “Hoot” Don Branscum, E Robbie Cryer, C 179 Barrelt Bright, HB, “Bear” Bill Harris, T 180 Glenn Wilkerson, C Sterling Jeter, HB, “Jeie” Duke Samson, C, “Duko” Belmont Westbrook, HB, “Junior” Johnny Hodges, E, “Hodge” James Weaver, HB, “Tiger” Larry Jernigan, QB, “Soph” Howard Sellars. T Langdon White, G Rodney McAdams. FB. “Romo Walter Jordan, E 181 Ronald Clark. E Jimmy McClendon, G, Mac Tommy Brewster. HB 182 Melvin Simmons, T Larry Burrows, G, Hamburger Elmo Wilson, HB, Moe” Touchdown! (33) Ingram. (85) McAdams. (65) McClendon 84 Jordan. (72) Simmons (81) Clark. (11) Gibson. (33) against Permian Ingram, (55) Chambless against Permian (81) Clark, 431) Westbrook. (11) Gibson, (56) Samson against Coach Bob Harrell and Lacy Turner after San Angelo game Abilene 22 Bright (73) Mayfield 172 Simmons 183) Fitch Against (31) Westbrook (33 Ingram (56) Samson (73) Mayfield Abilene Against San Angelo The 1959 Odessa Bronchos placed these hoys on the following teams: All-City Offense BUDDY FITCH End MELVIN SIMMONS Tackle WAYNE KING Tackle HOYCE SPRATLIN Guard DUKE SAMSON Center BELMONT WESTBROOK Back JAMES INGRAM Back Defense BUDDY FITCH End WALTER JORDAN End MELVIN SIMMONS Tackle WAYNE KING Tackle DUKE SAMSON Middle-Guard BELMONT WESTBROOK Linebacker JAMES INGRAM Linebacker LARRY JERNIGAN Halfback All-District MELVIN SIMMONS 2nd Team DAVID GIBSON BUDDY FITCH BELMONT WESTBROOK JAMES INGRAM Honorable Mention lor All-State MELVIN SIMMONS and JAMES INGRAM 184 The History of the 1959 Bronchos Before the season began, the Odessa Bronchos were considered to be lucky if they won 5 games this season. The Broncs surprised not only the sport writers of Texas by winning 7 games, but also the fans of Odessa by tying the heralded Eagles of Abilene for the district championship. How did the Broncs do it? They did it without any sensational stars. They did it with team play, team spirit, and the typical Broncho hustle. Here is a brief history of the games the Broncs won and lost this year. With a new coach. Lacy Turner, who took over the head coaching job only two weeks before the 1959 season started, the Bronchos first journeyed to Amarillo to test their forces. After a 16 to 7 defeat, the Red Hosses returned home to try to regroup their team and promote the team play and spirit that they did not have in their first outing. The next week Odessa played the highly regarded Westerners of Tom S. Lubbock. In the early season polls, they were ranked to win their district and were ranked 10th before Odessa played them. Odessa then ruined their season opener by defeating them by a 26 to 6 count. The team play and team spirit that the Bronchos lacked in their loss to Amarillo were here to stay. •After their defeat of Lubbock, the Bronchos were still ranked as underdogs as they were to host the 6th ranked club in Texas—Port Arthur. After the smoke of the final gun had cleared, the scoreboard read Odessa 7 and Port Arthur 6. This was more than a victory, for it marked the second time in 14 years that Odessa has managed to defeat Port Arthur. The entire defensive team were the stars of the game, for they not only stopped the powerful Yellow jacket offense, but they also made a goal line stand at their 2-foot line. After their outstanding showing against Port Arthur, the Odessa Bronchos went to El Paso to play E! Paso Austin. When the game ended. Odessa was again on top by a 34 to 14 margin. Odessa, who had not shown much of a passing attack in their first 3 outings, rode the air lanes for the victory. After an open week, the Bronchos went to Wichita Falls to play the number one 4A team in Texas. After the Bronchos were beaten 27 to 0, they could fully understand why the Coyotes were ranked as the number one team in Texas. Although the score was one sided, the Broncs never gave up against the Coyotes. With a glittering 3 and 2 record, the Bronchos returned home to meet the Bobcats of San Angelo. After the defensive team stopped first period drive inside their 7 yard line, the Bronchos rode the strength of fourth period touchdown for a 7 to 0 victory. The next week, with the papers picking them ripe for an upset, the Bronchos showed the Big Spring Steers that they were too good for them by beating them 3-1 to 0. Odessa was in good form in pointing to their next week clash with Abilene. On the eve of November 6. the Odessa Bronchos played the Abilene Eagles for what seemed to be the district championship. After a scoreless first half. Abilene shoved over a third period touchdown to defeat the Red Hosses 7 to 0. Abilene after the game said that we had the best team that they had faced this year. On the night of the thirteenth of November, the Broncs, in the midst of cold weather and sleeting ice, showed their cross-town rivals who had the better team of the city. The Bronchos defeated the Permian High Panthers 14 to 0. The game was a surprisingly clean game, considering the rivalry that had built up in less than five months. With a chance for the district title after San Angelo had defeated Abilene. Odessa went to Midland and spoiled Midland's homecoming by defeating the Bulldogs 32 to 0. After being completely outplayed in the first half, the Broncs came out the second half and scored 32 points to send the Bulldogs dow n to defeat. Odessa’s record was 7 wins and 3 losses for the season, with their loss being to Wichita—runner-up in the state in 4A. Amarillo—who lost to Wichita Falls in their regional game, and to Abilene— who lost to Wichita Falls in the quarter-finals. Odessa posted a win over Port Arthur, who lost to Corpus Christ! Ray in the semi-finals of Class 4A. Win. Lose, or Draw. Odessa Loves Their Bronchos! 185 Although being small in number, the Odessa “B” Team showed the spirit, hustle, and competitiveness that is shown by any boy who proudly wears a Broncho uniform throughout all of their games. We They 8 Andrews 26 0 Midland 18 0 Abilene 36 6 Big Spring 0 20 Andrews 20 12 San Angelo 0 0 Abilene 28 14 Midland Record: 2 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie. 20 187 foOCSf-y Coach Malaise and Coach Cochron, studying possible options on new figure “8.” 190 VoOESo ' OESs 3DES5 '59- 60 Odessa Bronchos DUBBY MALAISE, Guard RICHARD BEAVERS. Guard CHARLES GIDDENS, Guard STERLING JETER. Guard RONNIE WHITE. Guard DAVID GIBSON, Guard 192 DON KAY WILLIAMS. Guard JAMES INGRAM, Guard JERKY EDWARDS, Forward 44) Harris, (52) Moore, and (32) Ingram (32) Ingram, (44) Harris, (52) Moore, and (54) Gibson (54) Gibson and (44) Harris Bronchos review pre-game strategy (14) Dubby Malaise Odessa 61 I.uhbock Monterey 68 47 19 Odessa 19 Amarillo 43 48 Midland 77 Odessa 55 Amarillo Palo Duro 67 66 67 Odessa 66 Monahans 56 42 47 Odessa 58 Monahans 51 Odessa 49 58 Odessa 53 Pecos 43 60 58 Odessa 57 Permian 67 44 57 Odessa 69 Andrews 36 57 59 Odessa 58 I,a mesa 49 35 Odessa 58 Lubbock Montery 56 Odessa 66 71 Odessa 47 Kermit 35 56 80 Odessa 53 Borger 48 54 53 Odessa 48 57 • Odessa 59 Permian 57 Odessa 69 56 Odessa 40 Midland 69 Odessa 41 37 Odessa 39 Big Spring 48 Odessa 18 Waco . 51 “B” Team Scores Odessa 62 Lubbock Monterey “B” 50 52 Midland “B” 50 48 Midland “C” 24 53 Permian 4 B” 51 60 Ector “A” 50 58 Monahans “B 41 60 Monahans “B” 32 41 Midland “B” 37 70 Midland Reserves 72 68 Wink A 48 44 Wink “B” 24 50 La mesa “B” . 38 Odessa 57 Lubbock Monterey “B” 55 Odessa 60 Kermit “B” 21 Odessa 43 Borger “B” 52 63 Kermit “B” 35 62 Lamesa “B” 46 52 San Angelo B” 56 60 Abilene “B” 65 57 Permian B” 46 43 Midland “B” 35 Odessa 42 Big Spring “B” 47 Odessa 65 San Angelo “B” . 57 Odessa 60 Abilene “B” 46 Odessa 46 Permian “B” 53 Odessa 54 Midland “Bv 65 Odessa 39 Big Spring 32 no (Mon MnitlKH (14) Malaise, (44) Harris, (54) Gibson, and (52) Moore (32) Ingram, (52) Moore, (44) Harris, and (5-4) Gibson (14) Malaise, (44) Harris, (32) Ingram, and (54) Gibson Tennis COACH BOB CLARK I960 Captains and Co-Captains L. to R. Joanna Kirk, Joe Rigsby, Coach Clark, James Anderson, Bonny Bowers 200 CAPTAIN: JOHN MULLEN LETTERMEN: Robbie Cryer, Glyn Day, John Mullen 203 FREESTYLE RELAY: Mike Brown, Dutch Altman, Kenneth MEDLEY RELAY: Kent Pribble, Dwain Newman, Glyn Day, Bell. Tom Easterling John Mullen DIVERS: Roycc Spratlin, Wayne Easterling, Jerry Waggoner COACH HUGH COCHRON J____L r LARRY RODEN, Lcttcrman DON McDANIEL, Letlerraan DAVID MOORE 1960 Baseball Team LETTERMEN: James Ingram, Kenneth Scott. Wilson Blakeley, Duke Samson, and Johnny Hodges CATCHERS: Bill Garrett and Kenneth Scott _____________211_________________ OUTFIELDERS, SITTING: Larry Thome, James Mavecty, Bill Chastain, and Charles Anderson. STANDING: George Stallings, Mack Herring, Ronnie White, Bobby Longshore, James Weaver, Martin Benavidez PITCHERS, KNEELING: Wilson Blakeley, Larry Jernigan, Gary Schur, Wilson Kendol. STANDING: Pete Blanchard, A. L. Ward, James Ingram, and Rodney McAdams _r 111111113 212 INFIELDERS: Gary Allen, Jerry Holdcrman, Rill Rose, W. L. Ash, Larry Jernigan. Steve Cannon, Duke Samson, Bob Raley, Abe Scott, Larry Epperson, Don Rigsby, and Bill Combest First Year Hopefuls 213 1960 Track Team DASH MEN: Barrett Bright and Kandy Chcnnault 440 YAKD RELAY: Kandy Chcnnault, David Rinehart, Max Phillips, and Barrett Bright HIGH JUMPER: Gailon Harrison DISTANCE: Everett McAdams, Tony Mendoza, and Lyn Foreman MILE RELAY: David Rinehart, David Farmer, Mike Lott, and Max Phillips 216 Junior Hopefuls Coach Richard Brooks and the Sophomore Hopefuls HURDLERS: Mike Ardis and Charles Eubanks DISCUS: James Brown and Elton Chambless 217 Section Editors — Susan Smith — Maryr Whitmire A TIME TO 218 219 WORK 1 Activities Officers' Election JOANNA KIRK j___________ MARY ANN GILL GLENN W1LKERSON SUSAN MUNS V ice-President IDA SUE VADEN JAMES INGRAM President MARY ARMSTRONG ANNETTA PURMAN Secretary Student Council Induction SPONSORS Murray Spidell, Mary Jane Gentry, and Bob Marshall. OFFICERS SEATED, left to right: Susan Muns, Vice-President; An-nctta Purman. Secretary; Linda Kay Wall, Councilor-at-I-arge. STANDING: Joanna Kirk, Councilor-at-Large; James Ingram, President. 223 Julie Alden, Sr. Bonnie Bowers, Sr. Car)- Hamilton, Sr. Jonie Powell, Sr. Ida Sue Vaden, Sr. Mar - Armstrong, Sr. Pat Gill, Sr. Gail Jeter, Sr. Jackolyn Rainosek, Sr. Sandra Van Brunt, Sr. Betty Stoker, Sr. Sue Blank, Jr. Mary Jay Orr, Jr. Student Sharon Tripp, Sr. Mary Ann Gill. Jr. Barbara Sue Owens, Jr. Council Nancy Best, Soph. Ann Griffith, Soph. Duke Samson, Jr. Susan Smith, Jr. Sue Thompson, Jr. Helen Joyce Wheeler, Jr. .SB Judy Farmer, Soph. Becky Webb, Jr. Glenn Wilkcrson, Jr. Marsha Hunt, Soph. Larry Jernigan, Soph. Dianna Loader, Soph. Bob Raley, Soph. Bill Rose, Soph. Barbie Tripp, Soph. Donna Wagnon, Soph. Nancy Watson, Soph. Jane Young, Soph. 225 MEMBERS James Cook Donna Grimes Sandra Hupp Melba Jones Joanna Kirk James Provins Kenneth Scott Marilec Summers Linda Kay Wall SPONSORS Maurice Alfred Head Chairman Mrs. Dorothy Ivey Executive Secretary Willis Gunn M. 0. Banc Joanne Boyd Mrs. Marilyn Batson Joe Buicc Roger Corzine Nathan Harding Hugh Cochron National Honor Society OFFICERS President—Kenneth Scott Vice-President—Linda Kay Wall Secretary—Joanna Kirk Future Business Leaders Joyce Grow, Kay Hext, Pat Weathers, Gerri Shewmake, Zeiglcr Don Foreman, Jerry Lippard, Tommy 227 Lariat Staff HELEN HENDRICK ANN SARGENT 228 robin McQueen Joyce terrell 229 OFFICERS Mike Loll—Vice-President; Dorothy Massey—President; Ann Eastham—Social Chairman; Karen Griffin—Parliamentarian; Linda Butler-Treasurer; Jo Lynn Hendricks — Secretary Junior Classical League SPONSOR: Mrs. Dorothy Ivey Junior Historians RAY VADEN—Vice-President MARY JANE GENTRY—Sponsor ARTHUR ROBERTS—Reporter BETTY McCANN—Secretary BILL TEAGUE—President Future Teachers of America Officers GAYLE CALYON—President BARBARA ALLE—Vice-President CHAR LOTTE A LBRIGHT-—Secretary-T reasurcr BEBE BRUCE-Historian NATHAN HARDING—Sponsor 232 Pan-American Student Forum Ramon Chapa Charolotle Cooper Rose Cox John Dixon Charlotte Dunaway Crafton Gardner Marilyn Griffin Marlin Lindsay Anna Mae Moss Charles Hickey, sponsor Club Dennis Davis Tim Davis Daniel Gray Pat Greggs Brooks Hickerson Carl Hickerson DAVID PARKHILL, sponsor John Hunley Marlin Lindsey Don Ritchey Mary Russell Geraldine Sisney Gary Smith 233 Ben Franklin Library Council FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara Kennedy, Historian; Janet Kessler. Secretary; Phyllis Thurber, President; Nell Garner, Reporter. SECOND ROW. left to right: Mrs. Laura Trawick, Sponsor; Michele Ostic, Treasurer; Maurinc Gaylon, Vice-President; James Brown. Parliamentarian; Mrs. Kathryn Gibson, Sponsor. Mrs. Laura Trawick and Mrs. Kathryn Gibson, Sponsors. HKS1 ROW, left to right: Dianne Hughes, Barbara Kennedy, Joyce Medlin, Janette Johnson, Georgia Couch. SECOND ROW, left to right: Charlotte Whitehead, Janet Fessler. Michele Ostic, Nell Gamer, Betty Berry. Elaine Pricketl. THIRD ROW. left to right: Maurine Calyon, Avelyn Bruce, Judy Albritton, Barbara McDougal, Elizabeth Dowden, Phyllis Thurber. Sandra Wilabay. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Johnny Ferrell, James Brown. Ronnie Courser. Kenny Dean, Wilbur Tucker. ?34 Barbara Kennedy, filing catalog cards while Ronnie Coursey and Janette Johnson are shelving books. Betty Thompson, typing ovcrdues; Fay Brown and Dianne Hughes, checking and filing career pamphlets. Maurine Calyon, filing file slips; Nell Garner, checking catalog cards; Betty Perry, checking books; Elaine Prickett and Elizabeth Dowden, reading shelves. The Library Council in session with the president, Phyllis Thurber. presiding. Janet Fessler, Charlotte White-head. Avelyn Bruce, and Judy Albritton, working on bulletin boards. A. L. Ward, checking and filing passes; Georgia Couch, checking in books; Michele Ostic, filing borrowers’ cards; Joyce Medlin, checking in bound magazines. Members QUILLA ADAMS ROY BARBEE JUDY CAST RAYMON CHAPA PERRILYN DAY KAY DILLARD ELIZABETH DOW DEN CHARLOTTE DUNAWAY JOHNNY ETHEREDCE GRAFTON GARDNER PAULA GLEASON MARILYNN GRIFFIN VICTOR H ACM AN PATRICIA HEWITT JEANNENE JOHNSON MILTON KUSER PATRICIA McCANN CAROLE McMURRY ROBERT McNAIR STAN McVEY SANDRA MALONE BILL MARTIN JACK MAYNARD STANLEY MORGAN BEVERLY NELSON MARLIN PANTHER BILL PUCKETT MELVIN SHEARER ROLAND STREIT ALBERT SMITH DONNA WACNON GERTRUDE WOLFF SHERRY WORD BILL DEAN, director 236 Odessa Senior High Orchestra Officers GERTRUDE WOLFF, Secretary-Treasurer MILTON KUSER, Vice-President PERRILYN DAY, Reporter PATRICIA McCANN, President ✓ First Chairs SEATED: Patricia McCann Carole McMurry Judy Cast STANDING: Milton Kuser Albert Smith Carole Adams Carroll Albritton Mary Armstrong Nancy Berry Betty Bevel James Braddock Charlotte Bradford Steve Cannon Janet Canty Judie Childers Ross Cochran Donald Copeland Archie Dishman Danny Earnest Evelona Fanning J. T. Gordan Fredda Goswick Wendell Gregory Lon Hobbs Bobby Holland A Cappella Choir Shirley Hollowell Susan Huber Sherry Kemp Betty Kennel ley Pam Kuck Evelyn Laughlin Carolyn Lindsey Jerry Lippard Nancy Lovett James Luck Jackalyn Rainosek Mary Alice Ramirez Edd Reese Jan Rice Jerry Richmond Lyle Riggs Johnny Russell Judy Shaw Emmett Smart Lynda Stancoff Wallace Stevenson Betty Sue Stoker Sharon Tennant Ivan Townsend Lyle Townsend Sandra Van Brunt Toni Williams Roy C. Wood Janice Woodson Linda Young Maurice Alfred Director Phil McCord Roger McKelvy Billy Malone Mike Malone Jesse Moore Silas Nepveu Ronald Petty Andrea Pickett Marty Pinnell Annetta Purman 238 OFFICERS FIRST ROW: MARTY PINNELU-Ro r Chairman, SANDRA VAN BRUNT — Reporter, JACKALYN RAINOSECK—Treasurer, MARY ARMSTRONG- torian, BETTY SUE STOKER—Secretary, NANCY BERRY—Librarian. SECOND ROW: CARROLL AL-BRITTON—Social Chairman, LON HOBBS- President, SILAS NEPVEU—Vice-President, ROY C. WOOD-Robe Chairman. BOYS’ QUARTET JAMES BRADDOCK—First Tenor, SEND-Bass. WALLACE STEVENSOP SILAS NEPVEU—Baritone. BLUE NOTES BETTY STOKER Second Soprano LINDA YOUNG First Alto BETTY KENNELLEY Second Alto SHERRY KEMP First Soprano BETTY STOKER Second Soprano JAMES LUCK Tenor WALLACE STEVENSON Tenor JERRY LIPPARD Tenor LYLE TOWN- —Second Tenor, ALL-STATE CHOIR 239 FIRST ROW, left to right: Carole Gene Knowles, Twylah Boyce, Norma Maxwell, Wateka Lyons, Kay Langford. Patricia Moore, Carolyn Bell, Marita Drennan. SECOND ROW', left to right: Linda Musitelli, Linda Gillham, Karen Griffin, Suzanne Jarvis, Bobbye Jo Steakley, Georgia Couch. Joyce Mcdlin, Sandra Brewer, Sandra Grant, Linda Holloway, Mary Whitmire. THIRD ROW, left to right: Alice Bearden, Marilyn Lindsey, Patricia Maxwell, Rose Ann Sweeden, Beverly Alexander, Shirley Foster, Michele Ostic, Judy Albritton, Elaine Prickett, Ruth Ann Butler, Sue Smith. Girls A Cappella Choir OFFICERS Marita Drennan, Secretary-Treasurer Carole Gene Knowles, President Beverly Alexander, Vice-President Karen Griffin, Librarian Suzette McKinney, Director 240 OFFICERS FIRST ROW. left to right: GAY HOSKINS Secretary-Treasurer, MELBA JONES—Historian, JEANETTE MEDFORD—Reporter, DIANNA LOADER-Librarian. SECOND ROW, left to right: GARY MARTIN — Vice-President, JOHN WICKES — President, JAMES GARRETT — Social Chairman. Judy Allhright Barbara Allen Lynn Ayres Eldon Ball Robert I awrence Braun Ronny Brumble Ramona Cass Sharon Connelley Phillip Couch Glynda Crisman James Garrett Phyllis Godwin Bill Hanley Gay Hoskins Lajuana Isbell Alma Jones Melba Jones Charles Michael Kane Janey I ain Callle Lewis Dianna Loader James Thomas Long Delmar Lubkeman Janeen McDonald Everett McFadden Marilynn Marshall Gary Martin Henrietta Martin Sherry Martin Patricia Dee Massey Jeanette Medford Jeanene Mindel David Price Roy Snowden Glenda Sullivan Carolyn Tucker Wanda Jane Watkins Diana Wells Bishop Wells Charlotte Whitehead John Wickes Floyd D. Williams Tommy Zeigler Tommy Joe Dutton MAURICE ALFRED. Director “Death Takes a Holiday?? Sandra Hupp—Grazia Mike McKinney—Death, or Prince Sirki Pat Maveety (understudy for Helen Wheeler) the Princess Mary Armstrong—Alda Arthur Roberts—Eric Presented by the O.H.S. Speech Department Mike McKinney—Prince Sirki Bonnie Reynolds—Stephanie Linda Gillham—Rhoda Mike McKinney—Prince Sirki Sandra Hupp—Grazia Charles Green—Duke Odessa High Quilla Adams Ruby Adams Murlene Alexander Sondra Atkinson Jerry Barfield Linda Baker Nick Banner Roy Barbee Gaylene Barnhart Sharon Bell Duane Bellar Reed Berlin Wilson Blakely Joe Bowers Bebe Bruce Rowan Bryant Revonda Bryant Joe Butler Jcnnyc Bynum Mike Caddell Pete Carbery Beverly Carman Sandra Carpenter Phil Cares Raymon Chapa Ruby Chester Maureen Clancy Joe Cochran Lee Cochrar Charlotte Cooper Herbie Cooper Rose Cox Floyd Danner Sandra Danner Tim Davis Johnny Dickson Kay Dillard Mike Dyer Anne Eastham Janelle Eastham Johnny Etheridge Paula Eubanks Benton Fly Pat Fowler Barbara Fuller Ruth Ann Fyffe Grafton Gardner Beverly Gleason Paula Gleason Richard Hall Susan Harden Peggy Hazard Billy Head Ann Henderson Jackie Henderson John Henderson Jo Hendricks Pat Hewitt Brooks Hickerson Carl Hickerson Larry Hines Jerry Hines Jimmy Hogg Bertha Howard Joe Hunley Marsha Hunt Linda Hunter Daniel Hurst David Hurst Joe Ireland Jeannene Johnson Ardenna Jones 244 School Band Judy Keefer Roger Kerr Waller Knight Gene Laughlin Barbara Letbetter Eva Lewis Marlin Lindsay Joan Lucado Jack Lyle Margie Mahan Sandra Malone George Manley James Marshall George Massey Hill Martin Jim Mayo David Mindel Hill Moncrief Mike Moore Erma Morgan Robert Morton Anna Mae (Moss Judy McCain Helen McCelland Sandra McFarland Vickie McFarland Stan McVey Robert McNair Kathy Neely Beverly Nelson David Odum Jessie Lynn Orr Marlin Panther Melva Parker Jimmie Partain Paul Phillips Bill Puckett Jim Reed Jerry Rhodes Sue Robert Jerry Robinson David Scott Donald Scroggins Larry Seals Howard Shaver George Shewmaker Robert Shipley Sharon Shipley Richard Sickeis Harriet Smith Sue Smith Nelda Stanley Roland Streit Sandra Sutphen Doug Swaringer Randy Taylor Kadon Thomas Linda Thompson Barbie Tripp Sandra Tripp Eric Tucker Carolyn Vest Donna W'agnon Verlene Wei born Nancy Whaley Gerry W'illiams Harriett Williams Juanita Williams Sherry' Word Jane Young 245 BILL DEAN Director Bill J. Dean Director Stage Band Wilson Blakely Drum Major Half- Time O.H.S. Activities Band v, MAURICE LATHAM—Senior Head Cheerleader 1960 Cheerleaders MRS. JANE IVES—Sponsor Future Homemakers Officers Joan Lucado, president; Sharon Hickman, vice-president; Judy Baker, secretary; Jerry Ford, treasurer; Carolyn Brown, historian, Sharon McGee, parliamentarian; Barbara Adair, chaplain; Sheryla Whitesides, reporter; Beverly Alexander, song leader of America Sponsors Mrs. Ann Thomas, Jo Anne Boyd, and Mrs. Bobbie O’Neal 252 SITTING: Beverly Nelson, Melba Huddleston, Glinda Martin, Sharon Hickmon, and Joan Lucado STANDING: Peggy Thomas. Carolyn Brown, Jackie Hammer, Sihrley Foster, Sharon McGee, Peggy Cloud, and Jane Watkins KNEELING: Beverly Nelson, Jane Watkips, and Peggy Thomas SITTING: Peggy Cloud, Pat Gaddy, Shirley Foster, and Jackie Hammer STANDING: Melba Huddleston, Glinda Martin, and Christine Sawyer SITTING: Joyce Towery, Ruth Ann Fyffe, Carolyn Mikeska, Gladys Dodson, and Betty Russell STANDING: Nancy Tampke, Rowan Bryant, Betty Jackson, and Daisy Long 253 Future Farmers of America TRUMAN SMITH DARRELL TAYLOR CHARLES TINDOL CARL TUCKER LARRY TURNER MIKE WARE CURTIS WEAVER DON WILLIAMS RONNIE WRIGHT JAMES ADAMS RONALD ARNOLD MANNING BANKS KENNETH BATES MIKE BROWN-RAY BYNUM CHARLES CARY JIM DAVIS RONNIE EVANS JAMES FARRIS JIMMY FARROR JOHN HENDERSON JOE HENSON GEORGE HILLIER HOMER KENNEDY ROGER KERR JACK LOTT JAMES LOTT FREDDY McKEE WADE MEADOR BILL NELSON LYNN NEWGENT E. B. OVERLEY JACK PAYNE PAT POUNDS JOHNNY RAMSEY JAMES SMITH 254 Advisor CARL V. MADDOUX RONNIE WRIGHT, president CURTIS W'EAVER, vice-president JOHNNY RAMSEY, secretary BILL MELSON, treasurer JIMMY FARRAR, parliamentarian Officers 255 Distributive Education is the vocational program which trains students in skills and theory necessary for successful employment in retail, wholesale, and service marketing occupations—the field of distribution. Distribution is a necessary part of our economy, for goods have no value until they reach the consumer. Training people who will transfer the goods from the factory to the consumer is the objective of distributive education. The 1950 census reported that over 35 per cent of all wage earners in Texas were employed in the field of distribution. Training is made possible by cooperation between the school and local business establishments. Students acquire training experiences in a distributive occupation by working each afternoon. Each morning the student attends regular classes plus a period in the Distributive Education classroom, where he receives both group and individual instruction in some of the many phases of business education. This year, thirty-five hoys and girls have been provided with a well-rounded program with the cooperation of twenty-eight Odessa business establishments. This number includes nineteen boys, sixteen girls; seven senior boys, eleven junior boys, six senior girls, and ten junior girls. 256 10 SMOKING I WAVING FLOOR OHS Homecoming queens, present and past V Just one ex up there? After the game was over! 1959 queen, Ida Sue Vaden Food, anyone? Do they smell good, Silas? Notice the score—OHS 7—PHS 6 igh Cochron, Don Pcnnock, Ray Newton, d Bob Clark, instructors. no ON PLAYING FLOOR Mrs. Jane Ives. Dorothy Brown, and Marilyn Itz, instructors. 264 Western 266 IDE 267 Belle and Beau Joanna Kirk and “Hoot” Gibson The All-School Prom is an annual event, sponsored by the Odessa High School Student Council. All-School Prom Good speech, Mr. McMath! G)ld, Mr. Turner? Puzzled, Mr. Spidell? girl C,,i«« ready or niajeai Help her out. Dean. A little cold, stranger? Too cold to blow, girls? Y'ea, Bronchos! What beauties! Tell us about it! Congratulations, gang! 273 REMEMBER James Braddock James Luck Charles Ciddens Rcvonda Bryant Nila Canterbury Ruth Ann Amy Sandra Malone Betty Bevel Terri Stewart Tom Easterling Roland Moore David Cannon Langdon White Mike Brown Kenneth Bell Debbie Brooks Judy Baker Shirley Moore Suzanne Jarvis David Hubbard William Moncrief 274 Roy Barbee Jerry Anderson Larry Burrows Nancy Whaley Gertrude Wrolff Jan Rice Marilyn Marshall Karen Griffin Gay Hoskins Nita Kay Sanders Harriett Williams Johnnie B. Miller Patricia Grimes Sandra Sutphen Ruby Chester Elizabeth Dowden Sue Smith Jane Young Susan Harden Carole Adams Barbara Tripp 275 Sandra Brewer Arthur Roberts Martha Clay Doug Moore Shirley Foster Gailen Harrison Nancy Best Paula McNeil Marlene Cade Mary Jane Spence Phyllis Teague Kay Langford Jam- Young Barbara Janke Beverly Carmen Paula Gleason Callie Louis Mickey Alford Sandy David Boogie Jimmy Thurber Smallwood Crawford Scott Childers Stephens 276 Iar ' Lou Phyllis Anna Mae Diane Kay Sharon Roberts Bunger Moss Brown Bright Howell Norman Don Jerry Marlin Don Nancy Ward McDaniel Stewart Lindsay Sisney Whaley Don Judy Betsy Nancy Jonie Sue Ritchey New Hollis Leach Powell Kerley Roger J. T. David David Jimmy Carroll Sparks Gordon Rhodes Mindel Franks Albritton Don Beverly Helen Paul Sterling Roger Woodbury Garland Kelley White Jeter Kerr 277 2nd Grade—1950 MRS. WOODS 2nd Grade—San Jacinto Elementary MISS KELLY First Grade MISS STEWART’S ROOM 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. II. 13. 1' 17. Linda Wall Marita Drennan Carolyn Lindsey Judy Drain Oscar Rourg Larue Long Elmo Wilson Sue Blank Nancy Best Shirley Brasuel Frankie Walker Donita Morton, Sterling Jeter Judie Childers Cliff Harris Donna Wagnon, Mary Whitmire, Jane Tisdale Beverly and Paula Gleason and friend Manning and Henry Banks Patsy Williams 1. Charles Green 2. Sherry Smith 3. James Ingram 4. Rohin McQueen 5. Flo Nell Ingram 6. Robert Barry Martin 7. Sandy Malone 8. Cindy Ator 9. Sharon Shipley 10. Jyme Carol Heard 11. Gay Hoskins 12. Jeanne Estran 13. Bobby Longshore 14. Nita Kay Sanders 15. Susan Smith 16. Janice Woodson 17. Duke Samson Autographs 282 283 284 Index Adair, Barbara—72, 252 Adams, Carole—98, 142, 147, 238, 91, 275 Adams, James Edward—72, 254 Adams, Quilla—26, 244, 236 Adams, Ruby—98, 244 Adkins, Martha Jo—72 Albright, Charlotte—72, 232 Albritton, Carroll—155, 238, 239, 277, 91 Albritton, Judy-98, 234, 235, 240 Alcantar, Irene—98 Alden, Julie—26, 224 Alexander, Beverly Jean—72, 240, 252, Alexander, Murlene-26, 164, 244, 246 Albright, Judy—98, 241 Alldredge, Leanita—26 Allen, Arthur—72 Allen. Barbara-98, 232, 241 Allen, Darla—26 Allen, Cary Duane—98, 213 Allison, Jerry—72 Allison, William—72 Alsup, Bill-98 Amy, Ruth Ann—72, 274 Altman, William—72, 204 Anders, Donald Jerry—26 Anders, Peggy—98 Anderson, Carolyn—98 Anderson, Charles Ray—72 Anderson, Charles W.—98, 212 Anderson, Charlotte—98 Anderson, James—26, 200 Anderson, Jerry—98, 275 Anderson, Judith—26 Andrews, Charles—98 Ardis, Mike-98, 217 Armstrong, Mary--5, 25, 27, 145, 154, 161, 222, 223, 238, 239, 242 Armstrong, Sherry—98 Arnold, James—27 Arnold, Ronald—72, 254 Arrendondo, Marcelino—72 Ash, James—72 Ash, W. L.—27, 213 Ashby, Raymond—98 Ashford, Sarah—72, 91 Atkinson, Sondra—98, 244 Ator, Cynthia—72, 281 Atwood, Sherrie—72 Austin, Donna—27 Ayers, Lynn—72, 241 Bains. Walter-25, 27, 129, 158, 171 Baker. Judy-98, 252, 274 Baker, Kenneth—72 Baker, Linda—98, 244 Baker, Ronald—98 Ball, Qayboum—72, 91 Ball. Eldon—27, 241 Banks, Henry—27, 280 Banks, Homer Manning—98, 280, 254 Banner, Nick—27, 244 Bannister, Bobby—72 Barbee, Roy Jack-28, 244, 236, 275 Barfield, Jerry—72, 244 Barina, Elsie—98 Barnhart, Mary—72, 244 Barrow, Hence—72 Barrow, Rebecca—98 Barton, Samuel—98 Basquez, Frankie—28 Basquez, Linda—98 Bates, Kenneth—254 Bates, Tom—73 Batson, Sandra—98 Batte, Jimmie Allen—73 Baugh, Clark Don—98 Beard, Margaret Jane—28 Bearden, Alice—73, 240 Beavers, Richard—28, 192 Beavers, Melvin Ray—73 Beggs, George Eugene—73 Belcher, John—73 Belk, Tommy—73 Bell, Carolyn—28, 240 Bell. Kenneth-99, 204, 274 Bell, Patsy-28 Bell. Sharlot—99, 244 Bell, Sharon—99, 244 Bellar, Duane Elmer—73, 244 Benavidez, Martin—99, 212 Bennington, Gary—28 Berlin, Robert—99, 244 Berry. Betty—99, 234, 245 Berry , Nancy—28, 238, 239 Beshears, Ralph—73 Best, Nancy—99,155, 255, 276, 280 Bevel, Betty—29, 238, 274 Bilbrey, LaWanda—29 Bills, Barbara—73 Bills, Sherry'—29 Bird well, James—29 Blackledge, James—73 Blackledge, Joyce —73 Blakely, David Wilson—29, 211, 212, 244, 247 Blanchard, Pete—212 Blank, Sue—73, 224, 280 Bolton, Claire Sue—99 Bolton, Floyd—99 Bowers, Bonny—29, 150, 200, 224 Bourg. Oscar—73. 280, 91 Bowers, Joe—73, 244 Boyce, Twylah—99, 240 Boyd, Benjamin—73 Boykin, Syeous—73 Boyles, Louis—99 Braddock, James—73, 238, 239, 274 Bradford, Charlotte—29, 238 Bramblett, Luana—73 Branch, Johnny—99 Branscum, Don—29, 279 Brasuel, Shirley—30, 280 Brausell. Carl—30 Braun, Rober —99, 241 Brewer, Preston—30 Brewer, James—73 Brewer, Sandra-99, 240, 276 Brewster, Tommy—30, 182 Bright, Barrett-30, 180, 183, 184, 216 Bright, Patricia—73, 277 Brooks, Debbie—99, 274 Brooks, Paul—30 Brown, Carolyn-99, 252, 253 Brown, George—99 Brown, Homer—99 Brown, James—99, 234, 217 Brown, Mike-99, 204, 254, 274 Brown, Diane—74, 277, 91 Brown, Virginia—99, 235 Brown, William—99 Brownlee, Kay—74, 91, 156 Bruce, Bebe Avelyn-99, 232, 234, 235, 244 Bramble, Ronny—74, 241 Bramley, Paul—99 Bryant, Rowan—30, 244, 253 Bryant, Revonda—30, 244, 274 Bryant, Sandra—99 Bullock, George—99 Bulsterbaum, James—99 Bumgardner, Beulah—100 Bumgardner, La Donna—31 Bunger, Phyllis—31, 277 Buntin, Melinda—100 Burdic, Betty Jo—31 Buifein, Jimmy—74 Burgoon, Larry—31 Burkes, Jacky—31 Burkhart, Vanda—31 Burleson, Patsy—31 Burnett, Jerry—74 Burnett, Joyce—31 286 Burnett, Linda—32 Bums, Linda—32 Bums, Ann—100 Bums, Wanda—100 Burrows, Larry—100, 182, 275 Bushong, George—32 Butler, Gerald—32 Butler, Unda-32, 230 Butler, Ruth—74. 240 Butler, Suzanne—74 Bynum, Donald—2SI Bynum, Ray—32 Bynum, Jennye—32, 244 Byrd, Helen—100 Byrd, Darlene—100 Cadell, Andre—100 Caddcll, Michael—74, 244 Cade, Marlene—5, 100, 276 Campbell, David—74 Cannon, David—100, 274 Cannon, Stephen—100, 238, 213 Canterbury, Nila-32, 153, 274 Canty, Janet-74, 238 Carbcry, Peter—244 Cares, Phil— 244 Carman, Beverly—74, 244, 246, 276 Carnes, Tomi Sue—33 Carpenter, Jan—74 Carpenter, Sandra—74, 244 Carrigan, James—100 Carruth, John—100 Carter, Carla—100 Carter, John—74 Cary, Charles—254 Cass, Ramona—74, 241 Cast, Judy-100, 236, 237 Caswell, Linda—100 Cates, Phil—100 Caudill, Ann—33 Chambless, Elton-33, 177, 179, 183, 217 Chancellor, Linda—100 Chapa, Raymon—74, 233, 244, 236 Chastain. William-100. 212 Chatagnicr, Lynda—100 Chennault, Randy—100, 216 Chessire, Geneva—100 Chester, Ruby—100, 2-14, 275 Chick, Joy—100 Childers, Howell—276 Childers, Judie-5, 74, 238. 280, 91 Childers, Reena—276 Chisholm, David—74 Choate, Clarence—100 Chrisman, Glenda—-74, 241 Christopher, James—100 Clancy, Lera—33, 244 Clapham, Jeanne—4, 74, 91 Clark, Doyle—74 Clark, Ronald-74, 182, 183, 1M Clay, Martha—74, 276 Clemons, Rena—100 Cloud, Peggy—33, 253 Clower, Billie—75 Cochran, Frankie—75, 244 Cochran, Joe—33, 244 Cochran, Ross-75, 147, 238, 250, 156 Coffey, Bill—100 Coggine, Clyde—75 Coker, Jerome—75, 159 Combest, William—75, 213 Comer, James—101 Coney, Stephen—33 Connclley, Sharon—75, 241 Cook, Betty—101 Cook, James—33, 226 Cook, Roxie—101 Cooper, Charlotte—75, 233, 244 Cooper, John—101, 244 Cope, Billy—75 Copeland, Donald—101, 238 Copeland, Edna—101 Corona, Josie—34 Corzine, Margaret—75 Corzine, Tracy—34, 181 Costello, Tcrralane—34 Cotten, Dcana—75 Cotton, Treva—101 Couch, Georgia-75, 234, 235, 240 Couch, Phillip—241 Coursey, Ronald—34, 234, 235 Cousar, Charles—101 Cowan, Douglas—75, 177 Cowden, Elizabeth—76, 234, 236, 275 Cox, Lola-101 Cox, Norma—101 Cox, Patsy—34 Cox. Rose—101, 233, 244 Cozby, Rosalind—101 Craig, Allen—34 Craig, Jim Bob—101 Cranfill, James—75 Cravens, Roger—101 Crawford, Frank—75 Crawford, Sandy—75, 276 Cryer, Robbie—34, 179, 203, 204 Cullison, Gerald—35 Cullison, Linda—101 Cullison, William—101 Culpepper, Donald—35 Culpepper, Robert—75 Curd, Carl—101 Daily, Navena—75 Daniell, Bill—101 Daniels, David—35 Danley, Bobbie—75 Danner, Sandra—101, 244 Danner, Vernon Floyd—35, 244 David, Rita—101 Davies, Vicki-75, 147, 166 Davis, Betty—75 Davis, Dennis—35, 233 Davis, Jim—35, 254 Davis, Tim-101, 233, 244 Day, Perrilyn—35, 165, 236, 237 Day, Glyn—203, 204 Dean. Kenneth-101, 2M DeBerry, Tony—101 DeHart, Wanda—75 DeMastcrs, Jean—35 Dickson. John—75. 233, 244 Diggs, Marvis—101 Dillard, Kay-36. 244, 236 Dillard, Stella—101 Dirickson, Ralph—101 Dishman, Archie—101, 238 Dodson, Gladys—101, 253 Dodson, Patricia—102 Donaghe, Willie—75 Donaldson, Tommy—102 Dorsett, Danny—76 Dowlcam, Scott—102 Dowlearn, Joel—36 Drain, Judy—36, 280 Drennan, Marita—36, 240, 280 Dudley, Betty—76 Dugan, James—36 Dugger, Larry—'76 Dunaway, Charlotte—76, 233, 236 Dunn, Edwina—76 Dunn, Johnny—76 Dutton, Tommy—241 Dyle, Michael-102. 244 Dyson, John—102 Earnest, Danny—102, 238 Eason, Julis—76 Easterling, Wayne—36, 204, 244 Easterling, Tom—102, 204, 274 Eastham, Anne—76, 230, 244 Eastham, Janelle—102, 244 Eastridge, Melva—102 Edwards, Helen—102 Edwards, Jerry—36, 193 Edwards, Julia—36 Ellebracht, Deloris—76 Elliott, Donna—76 Elliott, Lynda—102 Ellison, Mike—102 Enriquez, Manuel—76 Epperson, Larry—213 Estran, Jeanne—102, 281 Etheredge, John-102, 244, 236 Eubank. James-37, 144, 145, 154, 250 Eubanks,'Charles—37, 217 Eubanks, Paula-102. 244 Evans, Gerry—102 Evans, Paul David—76 Evans, Ronald—76, 254 Everett, Joe—102 Fair, Pat—102 287 rey, John—102 nning, Anna Hell—76 nning, Evclona—76,238,91 inner, David -76, 216 inner, Frank—102 armer, Judy- 102,225 armrr, Margaret—102 arrar, Jimmy—76, 254, 255 rarris, James- 254 Farris Thro- 102 Fellow , Futh Ann—37 Ferrell, Johnny—37, 234 Ferris Shirley—102 Fcsmirc, Clinton—76 Fcsslcr, Janet—102, 234, 235 Fields Herschcl—37 Finley, Richard -102 Fitch, Buddy- 37, 145, 149, 154, 159, 177, 179,181 Floyd, Carol Ann—76 Fly, Benton—76, 244 Ford. Jerry—37,227 Foreman, Donald—37,177 Foreman, Ronald Lyn—38,177, 216 Forgay, Glenn—76 Foster, Shirley—76, 210, 253, 276 Fowler, Leon—102, 244 Frady, Ronald—103 Franks, James—103, 277 Frasier, Tommy—103 IFree, Ronald—103 Froelich, Nova—77 Fuenles Esperanza—3 Fuentez, Raymond—38,145 Fuentez, Valentina—103 Fuller, Barbara -77, 244 Fulton, Sharon—38 Fylfe, Ruth Ann-103, 244, 253 Gaddy, Patricia Ann—77, 253 Gaines, Walter Lewis—77 Calyon, Gail-77, 232,91 Galyon, Maurine—103, 234, 235 Gardner. Grafton—77, 233, 244, 236 Garland, Beverly—38, 277 Garner, Brenda—103, 234 Garrett. Bill—1 3, 211 Garrett, James -38, 241 Gaskill, Douglas—77 Gass, Thomas—77 Gatlin, Sue—103 Gawlick, Mary Ann—103 Gaylor, Billy Joe—103 1 Gibson, David—25, 38. 127, 144. 145, 149, 152, 169, 179, 183, 184, 192. 268, 19 . 195. I 198 I Gibson, Mike—103 I M.i. ns, Charles- 38. 192 I I rkh oa, ( haries Edward 108 1 Gilbert, Arlina—39 I Gill. M.ir Ann 77. 1 W.. 222, 224 I cm, Patricia 77,240,248,91 I GflUiam, Linda 77,240,248,91 1 t .illi . Carolyn 103 I Gist, Marcus 77 1 Glass. Luther 103 I ’ Han, Ann 103 Gla scock, Johnny—77 Clast, Bobby—103 Gleason, Beverly—103, 244, 280 Gleason, Paula—39, 164, 214, 276, 280, 236 Gober, Linda—77 Goble, James—39 Godard, Ronald—39 Godwin, Phyllis—103, 241 Goff, Marion Duncan—77 Goodson, tarry—103 Gordon. J. T. -238, 277 Goswick, Fredda—103, 238 Grammar, Gary —39 Grant, Sandra—103, 240 Gray, Beverly—39 Gray, Daniel—103, 233 Gray, John Wayne— 39, 153 Gray, Naomi—40 Green, Charles—40, 243, 281 Green, Darrell—103 Green, Don—103 Gregory, Wendell—77, 238 Griffin, Karen-77, 230, 240,91, 275 Griffin. Marilyn-77, 165, 233, 236 Griffith, Ann-103,140, 147, 225, 276 Griffith, Raymond Ixonard—103 Greggs, Patricia—40, 233 Grimes, Donna 40, 226 Grimes, Patricia—1(M, 275 Gross, Paul—104 Gross, Doris—40, 227 Gross, Joyce—104 Grumbles, Betty—40 Gunn, Bernard—lOt Hagan, Frances—104 Hagman, Victor—236 Hailes, Walter—40 Hale, Fred—104 Hall. Richard-77, 244 Haller, Paul-77 Haller. Tribla--10 Hallum, Nancy—41, 157 Hambrick, Frances—41 Hamilton, Gary—41, 224, 170 Hamilton, Richard-—41 Hamilton, Bill—77 Hamlin, Carl—41 Hammer. Jackie—77, 253 Hammond, Robert—104 Hanley, Bill—104, 241 Hanson, Ronnie—lOi Harbison, Fred—lOt Harden, Susan-lOt, 148, 244, 275 Hardwick, Sharon—10 Harrington, Judy—41 Harris, Barbara Ann—77 Harris, Bill-41, 180 Harms, Cliff-77, 193, 19 . 195, 197, 198, 280 Harris. Leonard—19 Harris, Ronnie—41 Harrison, David—78 Harrison, Gailen-lO . 276, 216 Harrison, George—19 Hart, Larry—78 Harvillc, Leon—42 Harvillc, John—104 Hastings, Linnir Grace—78 Hastings, Wayne—78 Hatcher, Edna—78 Hatfield, Judith—101 Hawkins, Don—104 Haynie, Raymond—104 Hazard, Paggy—104, 244 Head, Billy-42, 244 Head, Lowell—42 Headrick, Russell—10 1 Heaps, Stanley—104 Heard, Jyme—78, 281, 91 Hearon, Patricia—78 Hembree, Grace—104 Hemphill, Alicia—78, 274 Henderson, Ann—5, 78, 146, 147, 244, 246, 91 Henderson, Jacquelyn—42, 244 Henderson, John—244, 254 Henderson, Ronald—78 Henderson, Walter—78 Hendrick, Beau Jack—104 Hendrick. Hellen—42, 159, 228 Hendrick, Sandra—104 Hendrick, Thomas—42 Hendricks, Jo Lynn— 78, 230, 244 Hensley, joe—104 Henson, Joe Frank—78, 254 Herring, Mack—105, 212 Herrington, Dianne—78 Hewitt, Patricia—78, 244, 236 Hext, Kay-42, 227 Hickerson, Dari—105, 233, 244 Hickcrson, Brooks—42, 233, 244 Hickman, Sharon—43, 252, 253, 168 Higgs, Rosalita—105 Hightower, David—105 Hightower, Sandra—105 Hill, Sammy—78 Hilliar, George—254 Hindman, Sue—105 Hines, Larry—43, 244 Hines, Jerry—78, 244 Hinkie, Phillip—105 Hobbs, James—43 Hobbs. Lon-43, 238, 239 Hodges, Johnny—78, 180, 211 Hogan, William—105 Hogg, Jimmy—244 Holcomb, Tommy—78 Holderman, Jerry—105, 213 Holdridge, Roy—105 Holland. Bobby-43, 238 Holland, Donna—78 Holland, Harvey—43 Holland, Patricia—78 Holland. Gay-105 Hollis, Betsy-78, 277 Holloway, Linda—105, 210 Hollowell, Shirley—105, 238 Holmes, Wayne—78 Honeycutt, Carol—105 Home, James—105 Horton, William—5, 78 Hoskins, Gay-105, 148, 241, 275, 281 288 Moulding, Malinda—105 Houston, James—105 Howard, Bertha—79, 244 Howard, Donald—105 Howell, Neal—43 Howell. J. H.—43 Howell, Roy—105 Howell, Sharon-79, 277 Huharh, Sylvia—79 Hubbard. David—79, 274 Hubbard, Maurice—105 Huber. Susan-79, 238 Huckcba, Morris—79 Huddleston. Melba—79 Hudgins, Tommie—105 Hudson, Gloria—44 Hudson. Paulette—105 Huff, Cecil—105 Huff, Jane—44 Hughes, Nelda—44, 235, 234 Hunley, Joe—79, 91, 241 Hunley, John—105. 233 Hunt. Marsha—105, 148, 225, 244, 246 Hunter, Kinda—105, 241 Hupp, Sandra-44, 231, 212, 213, 226 Hurst, Daniel—79, 244 Hurst, David—105, 241 Ingran, Flo Nell—79, 281 Ingram, Lynette—79 Ingram, James—4, -14, 125, 144, 149, 151, 177, 179, 183, 181, 193, 194, 195, 198. 197, 211,212, 222. 223,281 Ingram, Shelby—44 Ireland, Joe—106, 244 Isbell. I Juana—106, 241 Ives, Kenneth—106 Ives, Montic Kae—106 Jackson, Betty—106, 253 Jackson, Jinnie Winn—106 Jackson, Phyllis—79 James, Bertha—106 James, Jerry—79 Janke, Barbara-79, 276 Janosik, Pauline—106 Jarvis, Suzanne—79, 210, 274 Jaynes, Larry—106 Jenkins, Lola Nan—79 Jemigan, Larry—106, 139, 148, 151, 181, 183, 225, 212, 213 Jernigan, Samye—44 Jessen, Liffy—44 Jeter, Gail-45, 149, 224 Jeter, Sterling, 79, 137, 146, 149, 180, 192. 277, 280 Johnson, Bobbie—79 Johnson, Glenn—106 Johnson, Jack—45 Johnson, Janette—79, 234, 235 Johnson, Jeannenc—45, 164, 214, 236 Johnson, Ronnie—106 Johnson, Karen—4, 106 Johnston, Randall—45 Jones, Alma—106, 241 Jones, Ardenna—45, 244 Jones, Harold—79 Jones, James—106 Jones, Janice—106 Jones, Leonard—45 Jones, Melba-45, 241, 226 Jones, Troy—106 Jordan, Walter—106, 181, 183 Joy, Steve—106 Kane. Mike—79, 241 Karr, Sonny—45 Keck, Mary Lee—79 Keefer, Judy—106, 245 Keith, Woody-79 Keller, Jeanie—106 Kelley, Helen—46, 277 Kelley, Linda—106 Kellum, Jane—46 Kemp, Sherry—46, 238, 239 Kendol, Wilson-212 Kennedy, Barbara—79, 234, 235 Kennedy, Homer—106, 254 Kennelley, Becky—46, 238, 239 Kcown, Sam—46, 208 Kerley, Sue-277 Kerr, Roger-80, 245. 254, 277 Kerr, Wayne-106 Kerschner, Thomas— 80 Kight, Cliff-46 Kimmell, Barbara—46 Kindel, Linda—80 King, Wayne—80, 181 Kinser, James—106 Kirk, Joanna-4. 46. 145, 149, 157, 161, 169, 200, 222, 223, 268, 274, 226 Knight, Wfalter—47, 245 Knowles, Carol—80, 224, 240, 71 Kocurek, Markel—80 Kohutek, Richard—47 Kohutek, Shirley—106 Kroeker, Carole—106 Kuck, Pam -80, 238 Kuser, Milton—106, 236, 237 Ladd, Karen—80 Lain, Janet—80, 241 Lain, Linda—80 I iird, Cindy—107 Laird. Buddy-80 Lake, Carline—107 Lambert, Eddie—107 Landrum, Lynda—107 Langford, Jackie—80 Langford, Kay-80, 240, 276 Lanier, Kirk—80 Larson, Pat—47 I atham, Maurice—47. 250 Lathem, Bill-107 Laughlin, Gene—47, 250 I aughlin, Evelyn—80, 238 Lawrence, Joyce—107 Lawrence, Ralph—107 Layfield, David—107 I iyton, Ilia Ray—107 Leach, Jeanie—107 I.each, Nancy—80, 277, 91 Leamons, Karen— 80 Lehew, Raymond—47 Lemmon, Lola Mae—47 Lelbetter, Barbara—107, 245 leveret t. Dale—107 Lewis, Billy-107 Lewis, Callie—107, 241, 276 Lewis, Eva 0.—47, 245 Lindsay, Marlin 80. 233, 245, 277 Lindsay, Winzell—80 Lindsey, Carolyn-80. 238, 280 Lindsey, Marilyn—107, 240 Ling, Donna—107 Lippard, Jerry-48, 238, 239, 227 Little, Martha 80 leader, Dianna—107, 225, 241 Long, Daisy—48, 153 I ong, James—80, 241 Long, June—107 Long. I .a Rue—48, 280 Longshore, Bobby—80. 281, 212 Lott, Jackie—80, 254 Lott, James—107. 254 Lott. Mike-81, 230. 216 Ix udcrmilk, Jerry—107 Lovett, Nancy—48, 238 Lubkeman, Delmar—81, 241 Lucado. Joan-48, 245, 252, 253 Luck. James-107, 238, 239, 274 Lusk, Linda —81 Lyle, Jack—81, 245 Lyons, Sharon—81, 275 Lyons, W'ateka—81, 240 McAdams, Rodney—81, 181, 183, 212 McAfee. Delmer—81 McCain, Judy-81, 245 McCain, Lita—48 McCann. Betty-48, 231 McCann, Patricia—81, 165, 236, 237 McCarty, Earl—81 McClelland, Carolyn-107 McClendon. Emie-49, 144, 149, 150, 168, 177 McClure, Carolyn—81 McComack, Billy—81 McComack, Marilyn—81 McComack. Louise—107 McCombs, Patricia—107 McCord, Jerry—81 McCord. Phil-107, 238 McCormick, Kay—107 McCormick, Mary—81 McCowcn, Barbara—107 McCrary. Phil—107 McCuistion, Andy—108 McCuistion, Lynda—49 McCutchan, Carol—108 McDaniel. Anna—81 McDaniel. Donald-49, 149, 277, 208 McDonald, Betty—108 McDonald, Leslie—108 McDonald, Janeen—108. 241 McDonald, Paula—81 McDougal, Barbara—49, 234 McFadden, Everett—108, 241 McFadden, Edward—81 McFarland. Mike-108 McFarland, Sandra—81 289 sFarltnd, Vickic-108, 245 cGee, Sharron 108,252,253 cGuire, Priscilla—108,167 IcKay, Kathryn 81 IcKee, Freddy Lee 254 IcKelvy, Roger—49, 238 dcKinney, Mide 49, 242, 2-43 tlcKinnie, Carol 108 McKinnis, Sherrie 81 McLane, Clifford 108 McLendon, Jimmy -81, 182, 183 McManigle, Dean—49,131 McMurry, Carole—108, 236, 237 McNair. Robert-50,245. 236 McNeel, Paula-108. 276 McQueen, Martha- 81 McQueen, Robin- 229, 281 McVey, Stan 50, 245, 236 Mahan, Margie 82, 245 Mahan. Susan 50 Mahan. Tanner 82 Malaise, l)ub- 108, 192, 97, 195, 198 Malone, Hilly 82.238 Malone, Mike-108, 238 Malone, Sandra 82, 245, 236, 281, 274 Manly, George—108, 245 Mart, Mary —108 Marr, Sarah—50 Marrow, Joyce—50 Marsh. Richard 82 Marshall, James 82, 245 Marshall, Marilynn—108, 241, 275 Martin, Gary—50, 241 Martin, Glenda 82. 253 Martin, Henrietta—108, 241 Mu' in. K 1mM 50. 281 Martin, Sherry—108, 241 Martin. Hill 82. 245, 236 Marta, Mike—108 Massey, Dorothy—50, 230 Massey, George—108, 245 Matthews, Johnnie—82 Maveety, James—108, 242, 212 Maveety, Pat—51, 240 Maxwell, Norma—51. 240 Maxwell, Patricia—108, 240 Maxwell. Bill-108 May. Jack-108 Mayes, Nelwyn—51 Mayes, Bill-109, 153 Mayfield, Jack—51, 155, 179, 184 Mayfield, Rosie 82 Maynard, Jack—109, 236 Maynard, Joyce—51 Mayo, Jim 82,245 Mayo, Lois- 82 Mead. Georgia—109 Meador, Wade- 254 Medford. Jeanette 82, 241 Medlin, Joyce—109,134. 235. 240 Meekins, Don—109 Hehaffey. Hill 82 Meinzer, Larry 82 Melton, Bill- 83. 254, 255 Melton, Tommy—109 Mendoza, Antonio -82, 177, 216 Messer. Carl—109 Meyers, David—109 Mikeska, Carolyn 82, 253 Mikeska, Clark —51 Miller, Hanrey—109 Miller, Joe—82 Miller, John Phil - 52 Miller, Johnnie—109, 275 Miller, Lowell-51 Miller, Maggie 82 Miller, Pat-82 Miller, Susan Millican, Gary 82 Mills, Johnny—109 Mindel, David-109, 245, 277 Mindel. Jeanene 82,241 Mitchell, James 82 Mitchell. Michael 82 Moncrief, William -109, 245, 74 Monroe, McGlennon—109 Monroe, Sandra—109 Moore, Hilly—71, 82, 146, 149, 193, 19 1, 195, 198 Moore, Don—83 Moore, Douglas- 83, 276 Moore, Harold—109 Moore, Janice—83, 91 Moore, Jesse—83, 238 Moore, John 83 Moore, Mike-109, 245 Moore, David—83, 208 Moore, Pat—83, 240 Moore, Roland—109, 274 Moore, Sandra—109 Moore, Shirley—109, 274 Morgan, Erma Jo—109, 245 Morgan, Johnny—109 Morgan, Stanley—109, 236 Morris, Donald—83 Morris, Marvin—83 Morris, Mary—109 Morton, Donita— 83, 280 Morton, Robbie—83 Morton, Robert—83, 2-15 Mosier, Betty—109 Moss, Anna Mae-109, 233, 245. 277 Mulkey, Charlotte—109 Mullen. John-52, 203, 204 Muns, Roger—110, 208 Muns. Susan -52, 128. 144. 150, 161, 222, 223, 171 Murr, Jan—83 Musitelli, Linda—83, 240 Myers, Barbie- -110 Myers, Freddie—83 Nations, Jean -83 Nay man, Linda—110 Nedow, Albert—110 Neely, Kathy-52, 245 Neidert. Hill-83 Nelson, Beverly- 52, 2-45, 253, 236 Nelson, Margaret—110 Nepveu, Nias—52, 158,238 New, Judy-110, 277 Newgent, Lynn—83, 254 Newman, Dwain -52, 204 Newton, Edwin—110 Newton, James—53 Nichols, Bea 83 Nichols, Paul—110 Norman, Billy—110 Norman, Jerry—53 Norman, Jerry Don—83 Norman, Mary Ann—83 Norris, Mike—110 Norris, Sherry—110 Notlcy, Robert—53 Nunn, Carolyn—53 O’Bryan, Patti—83, 224 O’Neal, Jimmy—110 Odell. Karen—110 Odum, David 84, 245 Olmsted, Paul—110 Orr, Jessie Lynne—110, 245, 275 Orr, Mary Jay—84, 224 Ortiz, Barbara—110 Ostic, Michele-110, 234, 235, 240 Overley, E. B — 84, 254 Wverley, Rebecca—110 Overley, Richard-53, 149, 179, 184 Owen, Barbara Sue 84, 224 Owens, Walter Roy—84 Pack, Douglas—110 Page, Don—110 Painter, Pauline—84 Palmer. Richard—110 Pannell. Billy -110, 177 Panther, Marlin -53. 245, 236 Parker, William 110 Parker. James—110 Parker, Melva-245 Parker, Robert - 84 Parks, Rodney—53 Parrish, Connie—110 Partain, Jimmie—110, 245 Patton, Debbie—110 Payne, Jack-110, 254 Perry, Mary—111 Peters, Georgene—53 Petit, Ronald—111 Petty. Ronald-111, 238 Phillips, Dianne—111 Phillips, Duane—84 Phillips, Joy—84 Phillips, Max—84 Phillips, Robert-111, 245 Phillips, Rowland—54 Phillips. Roy-11 Philpott, Clyde—84 Pickett, Andrea—111, 238 Pickett, Patsy—111 Pilley, Brenda—54 Pinnell, Marty-84, 238, 239 Pokomy, Ronnie—84, 146, 157 Pools, Jerry—11 Porter, Alice—84 Porter, Leon—84 Pounds, Nancy—111 Pounds. Pat-84, 254 Powell. Jonie-54, 145. 149, 152. 161, 224. 250.277 Prewitt, Bonita Faye—84 290 Pribble, Kent—84, 204 Price, David—54, 241 Price, Gaylord 84 Prichard, Eddie—111 Prickett, Elaine-111, 234. 235, 240 Proctor, Hill—54 Provins, James -54, 226 Pruitt, Ronald 84 Puckett, Hill-54, 236 Puckett, Willwam 84. 245, 91 Purmun. Annette—.5, 8 1, 134, 170, 258, 222. 223. 238 Rube, Fred—54 Ragsdule, Gerald Hoyd—111 Ragsdale, Melvin—111 Rainosek, Jackalyn—55, 224. 238, 239 Raley, Hob-111, 147, 148, 150, 225 Rumirez, Mary Alice—55, 238 Ramsey, Johnny—55, 254, 255 Raney, Sherrie—84 Ratcliff, Jeanne—84 Ratliff. Let a-55 Redman, Richard—111 Reed. Ronnie—111 Reedy, Faye—85 Reedy, Jerry-111 Reese, Willard Edwin—85, 238 Rehe, Gayle Estus—85 Reichert, Glenna- 55 Reid. Jim-111, 148, 245 Reynolds, Gladys—111 Reynolds, Honnie—55, 242 Reynolds, Hob—111 Reynolds, Penny—85, 276 Rhoads, Murphy—55 Rhoads, Hilly—55 Rhoads, David Ernest —85, 277 Rhodes, Jerry—111, 245 Rice, David- 56 Rice, Jan—111, 238. 275 Richards, John 56 Richardson. Brenda 111 Richmond, Jerry- 85, 238 Riggs. Lyle—111,238 Riggs. Sandra Jo—85 Rigsby, Donald Joe—85, 200, 213 Rinehart. David 85, 216 Ritchey, Donald—56, 233, 277 Ritchie. Larry—56 Rives, Jack—56 Roberson, Doris—85 Roberson, Judy Ann—85 Robert, Sue—111, 245 Roberts, Arthur-56. 229. 231, 242, 276 Roberta, Mary Ix u—111, 277 Robertson, Jean Ann—85 Robinson, Jerry- 245 R« den, Larry -56, 208 Roden, Sybil— 56 Rodgers, Patricia—112 Rogers, Jimmy—85 Rogers, Vivian—112 Rogers, Patti- 85 Rogers, Joy—112 Rogers, Patricia 57 Rogers, Ronald—85 Roland, Sue—112 Rose, Hill-112, 143, 147, 225, 213 Roundtree, John—112 Runnels, Sue—112 Russell, Hetty—112, 253 Russell. Wayne—112, 238 Russell, Ann- 57 Russill, Mary Elizabeth—57, 233 Rutledge, Sandra—85 Rutledge, Tommy—85 Saffell. Judy—112 Sammons, Maudie—112 Samson, Duke-85, 180, 183, 184, 211, 213. 225, 281 Sanders, Earlene—85 Sanders, Nita Kay- 112, 281, 275 Sargent, Ann—112, 228 Sawyer, Christine—85, 253 Scarborough, Max—85 Schriver, Benny—112 Schur, Gary-112 212 Scott, David 85, 245 Scott, David Nelson—57 Scott, Eddie- 85 Scott, Kay—112 Scott, Kenneth-57. 211, 226 Scott, Leon—112 Scott, Abe-112, 213 Scroggins, Don—112, 245 Scroggins, Jan 86 Seals, Larry—86, 245 Seely, Bobby—86 Self. Mary-86 Sellers, Howard—112, 181 Seymour. Carole Jane—57 Sharp. James—112 Sharp, Loretta—112 Shaver, Howard—112, 245 Shaw, Judith Lynn—57, 238 Shearer, Melvin—112, 236 Shewmake, Geraldine—57, 227 Shewmaker, Giorge—112. 245 Shewmaker, La Verne—58 Shields. John—86 Shipley, Robert—112, 245 Shipley, Sharon-112, 245, 281.163 Shirley, Junior—113 Shirley, Ijina—113 Sickels, Richard—113, 245 Sides, Stevie 86 Silva, Elva—113 Simmons, Dee -58 Simmons,, Melvin—86, 182. 183, 184 Sisney, Donald—113, 277 Sisney, Geraldine—58, 233 Sisney, Jimmie—113 Skaggs, Jaye—58, 149 Slaughter, Kennith—86 Slough, Brenda—86' Smallwood. Alford-113, 276 Smart, Emmett—113, 238 Smith, Beverly Ann—86 Smith, Don 86 Smith, Ethelyn Sue—58, 240 Smith, Jean—113 Smith, Gary Newton—58, 233 Smith, Gary 86 Smith, Harriett—86 Smith, Donald—113 Smith, James—113, 254 Smith, Jerry—86 Smith, Joe Albert—86, 236, 237 Smith, Johnnie—113 Smith, Sue—86 Smith, Ned—113 Smith, Pamela—86 Smith, Pamela Jo—113 Smith, Phyllis—85 Smith, Rudy—113 Smith, Sherry—113, 281 Smith, Sue 113,245 Smith. Spsan-4, 85, 225, 281 Smith, Truman—58, 254 Snowden, Roy—113, 241 Spalding, Barbara—58 Sparks, Roger—113, 277 Spence, Marcie—113 Spence, Mary Jane—113, 276 Spradlin, Tommy—113 Spratlen, Royce—59, 181, 204 Springer, Bonny—113 Stallings, George—59, 212 Stancoff, Lynda—86. 238 Stanley, Linda—86 Stanley, Nelda Kay—113, 245 Stark, Mary—113 Stark, Robert—59 Stamater, Barbara—86 Stoakley, Hobbye Jo—86, 240 Stebhins, Peggy 86 Stephens, Jimmy—87, 276 Stevens, Mary Beth—87 Stevens, Mike—87 Stevenson, Wallace—87, 238, 239 Stewart, Don—113 Stewart, Jerry—277 Stewart, Larry—87 Stewart, Norma—113 Stewart. Terri—113, 274 Stock, Bruce—59 Stockton, Hugh—59 Stoker. Betty Sue-59, 224, 238. 239 Streit, Roland-59, 245, 236 Strickland, C. L—87, 147, 91 Stricklen, David—113 Stroope, Jeanette—114 Stroope, John—59 Stroud, Doris—60 Sturdivant, Priscilla—87 Sullivan. Brenda- 87, 91 Sullivan, Glenda—87, 241 Summer, June—114 Summers, Marilee—60, 158, 226 Sutphen, Sandra—114, 245, 275 Sutphen, J. T.—114 Swaringen, Douglas—114, 245 Sweeden. Bert—114 Sweeden, Rose Ann—87, 240 Talbott. Carol-114 Talbott, Connie—87 Talent. Tommy—87 291 Taliaferro, Marquis—87 Talley, Elaine-114 Tampke, Nancy—60, 253 Tanksley, Sandra Mae—87 Tate, Jerry'—87 Tatum, Patricia Jo—114 Taylor, Darrell-87, 254 Taylor, Carol—114 Taylor, Charles—114 Taylor, Janice Louise—60 Taylor, Kenneth—87 Taylor, Randy-87. 91, 245 Taylor, Sharon—114 Taylor, T. A.—60 Teague, Phyllis—114, 276 Teague. William—60, 231 Teeter, Paula—87, 163 Tennant, Sharon—114, 238 Terrell, Joyce-60, 229 Terrell. Gene—114 Thomas, Kadon Frady—60, 245 Thomas, Nelda—114 Thomas. Peggy—87, 253 Thomason, Mary Sue—87 Thomason, Thresa—114 Thompson, Betty—61, 235 Thompson. Linda—114, 245 Thompson, Peggy—114 Thompson, Sue—87, 225 Thorne, Larry—114, 212 Thornton, Wanda—87 Thurber, Mickey—114, 276 Thurber, Phyllis-61, 234, 235 Thurman, Janelle—87 Tice. Helen-99 Tindell, Becky-88 Tindol, Charles—254 Tindol. Carl 88 Tinncy, Doris—88 Tisdale, Jane—114, 276, 280 Towery, Joyce—61, 228, 253 Townsend. Ivan—114, 238 Townsend, Lyle-61, 238, 239 Trapp. Delbert—114 Tripp, Barbara—114, 148, 225, 245. 275 Tripp. Sandra-114, 245, 275 Tripp, Sharon—4, 61, 126, 144. 149, 151. 161, 162. 224 Tucker. Carl-114. 254 Tucker, Carolyn—115, 241 Tucker. Collene—115 Tucker, Eric—115, 245 Tucker. Janice—88. 276 Tucker, Linda 88 Tucker. Wilbue—88, 234 Tudor. John—115 Tuggle, Bill—115 Tullos, Michael—61 Tullous. Timothy—115 Turner, l arry—61, 254 Turner, Skippy—88 Tuttle. Dianna -88 Twilligear, William—115 Tyson, Sammye—115 Vadcn, Ida Sue-61, 124, 149, 154, 160. 222, 224, 250. 261 Vaden, Ray -88, 231 Van Brunt, Sandra—62, 130, 144, 149, 161, 224, 238, 239 Vasquez, Rose—111 Vaught, Kenneth—115, 193 Vermillian, Nancy—115 Vest, Carolyn—115, 245 Vincent, Jean—115 Vincent, Phil 88 Waggoner, Jerry—62, 204 Wagner, Glenda—62 Wagnon, Donna—115, 225, 245, 280. 236 Wagnon. Jacqueline—62 Waitman, Donald 88 Waldrop, Cherry Sue 88, 132, 155 Walker, Danan 88 Walker, Glenda—115 Walker. Robert 88. 280 Wall. Linda Kay-62. 145, 151, 223, 231, 280, 226 Wallctte, tarry—115 Wallum. Joy 88 Walters, Marcia—115 Walters, Myrtle—115 Walton. Barbara—115 Ward. A. L. 88. 234, 212 Ward. Henry 88 Ward, Mary-115 Ward. Norman—115, 277 Ward. Pat—115 Ward, Robert—115 Ware. Mike-115, 254 Water, Mary- 88 Watkins, Billy -88 Watkins, Sandra—115 Watkins. Wanda Jane-241, 253 Watson, Elton—62 Watson, Jimmy—62 Watson. Nancy-5, 115, 138. 152. 225. 276 Watts, Barbara—115 Watts, Kenneth -115 Weathers, Patricia-62, 227 Weaver, Curtis—63, 254, 255 Weaver, James 88, 180, 212 Webb, Charlotte Eldene—63 Webb. Becky-4, 88. 153, 22 Webb, Dickie-88 Webster. Bill 116 Weeks, Bennie 89 Wclbom, Verlene—116, 2-45 Wells. Diana-63, 241 Wells, Bishop 88. 241 Werner, Ann—116 West, Roy—116 Westbrook, Belmont -89, 133, 157, 180. 183. 184 Wester, Mildred—116 Westerfcldt, Jack—89 Westerfeldt, Marion—116 Whaley, Nancy-116. 245, 277, 275 Wheeler, Helen Joyce—89, 136, 146, 149, 156, 225, 250, 274 White, Arthur—89 White, Jerrie—63 White, Judy— 89 White, tangdon—116, 181, 274 White, Paul-63, 277 White, Richard—116 White, Ronald-192, 212 White, Sophia—89 Whitehead, Ada—63 Whitehead. Charlotte- 63, 234, 235, 241 Whitesides, Sheryla tau—63, 252 Whitmire, Mary—4, 116, 240, 280 Wickes, John-64, 241 Wickson, Judy—116 Wiggs, Charles—116 Wilahy, Saundra Jean 89, 234 Wilder, Billie-89 Wilkerson, Glenn—71, 89, 91, 135, 116, 156, 180, 184, 222. 225 Wilkerson, Kathryn 89 Wilkerson. Ronnie—116 Williams, Anita 89 Williams, Betty— 89 Williams, Carolyn—116 Williams, Dennis—97, 116, 141, 152 Williams, Don—116, 254 Williams, Don Ray—64, 193 Williams. Floyd-89, 241 Williams, Gerry—116, 245 Williams, Harriett—116, 245, 275 Williams, Juanita 89,2-45 Williams, Kathryn—116 Williams, tau Rena—64 Williams, Patsy-116, 280 Williams, Kaye—89 Williams. Mike—116 Williams, Toni—89, 238 Williford. Ronald-116 Willis, Evelyn—116 Wilson. Elmo-182. 280 Wilson. Kendal-116 Winsett, Wayne—116 Wise, Miriam—116 Wofford, Don-116 Wolf, Rose Anna—116 Wolff. Gertrude-117, 236. 237. 275 Womack, Elsie tarene—64 Wood, Laura—117 Wood. Loretta—89 Wood. Roy-89, 238. 239 Woodbury, Don—64, 277 Woods, Barbara--117 Woods, James--89 Woodson. Janice—89, 238, 281 Word. Sherry -89, 236. 245 Wright, Billy—89 Wright, Leland—117 Wright, Ronnie Lee—25-4, 255 Yoakum. Janice—90 Yockcy, Brenda—117 Young. Jane-119, 225. 245. 275. 276 Young, Linda -90, 238, 239 Young, Mary -90 Young, Nancy—90 Zeigler, Barbara—117 Zeigler, Thomas Ray—64, 227, 241 292 FIGHT SONG Let's win this game ... Go on. you Bronchos. go. Never to yield ... A victory to the foe. On to the goal... 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