Pascagoula High School - Panther Yearbook (Pascagoula, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1968 volume:

REGIONAL LIBRARY Pmaeouh Street 13 amazon. 33333 F oreword Our high school'days are filled with pre- cious memories. Some are more Vivid than others e the mad rush of the first few days of school, the work on home- coming floats, the worry over class proj- ects, the excitement of the sports events, the grueling exams, and the feeling of re- lief and accomplishment 0n graduation night. Our past year has been crammed with many experiences which have become a part of us. The joys, the sorrows, the fun, and the hard work e these are our memories. In the 1968 PANTHER we have tried to preserve thropgh pictures and words these memories of Pascagoula High School and that wonderful year: 1968. T able 0f Cantents Dedication F aculty and Administration Annual Stajy Features Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Sports Clubs Class Night 18 37 92 128 142 161 199 235 DEDICATION A man whose cheerful smile and friendly dlisposition are familiar to all students is Mr. Jimmy J 0e Milstead, better known to the students of PHS as Coach? Previously the coach of the golf and basketball teams, Coach Milstead has served the school for the past two years as assistant principal andnsponsor 0f the Student Council, a job which brings him in close contact with the student body. Because of. his devotion to his job and his sincere concern for all students, the members of the PANTHER staff and the Senior Class are proud to dedicate the 1968 PANTHER to Coach Jimmy Joe Milstead. A-.Aglt.... 3.9 - Jim M ilstead ' FA C ULT Y and ADMINISTRA Administration Superintendent of Education Assistant Superintendent of Education N. P. GAUTIER ROYCE B. LUKE .- I SCHOOL BOARD: William B. Jones. Attorney; R. N. Sutherland, III, member; Crawford Dees, Secretary; Walter L. Smith, President; John Milandin, member; W T. Avara, Jr.. member. To The Senior Class: Last September, most of you entered your twelfth school year at Pascagoula High School. The previous eleven years had been important, but not special. This year, your twelfth, has become a special year for each of you, and for each in a different way. As the years pass, these special things will become fond memorles. This year most of you have worked hard; others have worked only enough to meet the minimum require- ments for graduation. Tasks such as book reports, term papers, speeches, reporting to the stadium for graduation practice, and others may have seemed annoying at the time; but now that they are all over, you find it wasn,t as hard as it seemed. Now that this school year has ended, may the knowledge that you have gained these past twelve years help you hurdle the problems of life, and may you have success in whatever you endeavor. Mof' 514346 ?7 , o Victor J. Blair Principal Jimmy J. CALLS M ils tead TE 5E PHONE I appreciatethis opportunity to congratulate you, the 1968 graduating class, on this important achieve- ment in your lives. The achievement of graduation opens many doors for you and is an accomplishment that you will always be happy you attained. Let me suggest that you further pursue your education or voca- tion with enthusiasm, dedication, honesty, and integrity. 1 wish to express my appreciation to each member of this graduating class for any contribution which has made Pascagoula High School a better educational institution. May I express my appreciation to you who have cooperated with the efforts of the teachers and administra- tion during your high school years. It has been an inspiration to have the opportunity to have been associ- ated with the Seniors of 1968. H1? e4 0 .V . L Principal ,3 Office MRS. MARTHA GORDON MRS. PAT SIGALAS Secretary Registrar Vocational Department MR. JAMES GARNER ' MRS. CARRIE C. BARRETT Vocational Director Secretary A thletic Department COACH N COACH LEVAINE HOLLINGSHEAD DUTCH BINION Guidance Office, .., MR. NORMAN WELLS MRS. ANNA MILLER AINSWORTH, BAIRD, BOLAND, BOND, MRS. NANCY MISS ELLEN MISS JOY MRS. MAXINE Julliard Student; Piano B.S., Math B.S.E., Social Science B-A-a English BOSWORTH, BROWN, BRYANT. BURCHFIELD, GEORGE C. ROB RT LARRY MRS. ANN MARIE JOHN H. 3.5., English M.A.. Hlstory B.S., Mathematics B.S., M.E., Mathematics CAMERON, CARTER, CLARK. COBB, MR5. SHARON DONALD MISS JANET MRS. LORENA 88., Chmnislry M.A.! Industrial Eduvatiun RS. Business Education M.A.. Social Studies '3 l4 CRANFORD, SAMMY M.E., History GILL, MISS REBA 13.5., English I HOWKINS, MRS. VIRGINIA 8.5., English LYNN. ROBERT E. 35., Machine Shop EHRLICH, MISS BARBARA B.S., Business Education 47 GREENOUGH, MRS. FRANCES B.A., English JONES, MISS KATHY B.A., English MCKI SSACK, CLOVIS 3.5., Physical Education GARNER, MRS. CHARLOTTE 3.5., Home Economics HARRELL, MRS. BETTY 3.5., Business Education w A g, A JONES, MRS. KAY B.S., Business? Education McKISSACK, JVIRS. WANDA M.S., Physical Education GAUTIER, 0 MRS. MARTHA S. B.E., Speech HORN, DOUGLAS B.S., Drivefs Education LEWIS, MISS PEGGY B.S., Music Education MAGHAN, MRS. SARA 3.5., Biology a ' t MILLER, MITCHELL, MIXSON, MOFFATT, MISS ELMERLENE MRS. ELIZABETH MRS. LA NELL MRS. BESSIE Library Clerk 3.5., MB, Mathematics B.A., Social Studies B.S., Biology MOORE, , MOOTE, NELSON, NEWELL, MRS. OLENE WILLIAM CHARLES L. C. B.S., Library Science B.A., M.A., English 3.5., Physical Education 3.8., English OGLESBEE, RIVERS, ROUSE, RUSSELL, TROY MRS. ANN LAMONT C. ROYCE G. Building Trades R.N., Nhrses Training B.A., Electric Shop 3.5., Math SAUCIER, SHOEMAKER, SHOEMAKER, SMITH, MRS. ARNELL HENRY MRS. RITA KENNY 35., MS, Biology B.A., Math 3.8., Business Education 35., Physical Educatiorlls SPRADLIN, STONE. VAN ERMENGEM, WAMSLEY, . MICHAEL J. JAMES LARRY MISS JEANNE HENRY E. B.S.E., Social Studies 3.5-. Drafting B.A., French 35-, B.M.E.. M.ME. Band WELBORN, WINSTEAD, . MRS. ANNA . MRS. LORRAINE . Library Clerk B.A.. English . U Cafeteria M anager BURNS. . ' MRS. W. M. ,, Cafeteria Staff Nirk Mrs. Humming and Mrs. Burns Janitorial Staff .W 7 wan .m-In-I-nrl Jnv. Arthur. Alnt'liu. Culhvrinv The Annual Staff x Co-Editors Arthur Dumont Nell Allen Features Ann Graves? Beth Farmer . ,o Classes I T erry H ague Ruby Kihyet Clubs Diana Baker M argaret Hook VSPOTIS Tom Richard Keith Weaver Business M anagers A riel Ramsay Betty Bell VAN: Elizabeth Redd Kerrie Smith SENIOR CLA SS 22 Distinctian Graduates Distinction graduates are those students whose averages are the top five percent of their class. These averages are composed of grades from all four years of high school. No extracurricular activities are considered. Carol Jeari Pearson J Margaret Elizabeth Hook 9 Arthur Dumont, III I Ethel Elizabeth Farmer Marsha Ann Hnat Thomas Ernest Richard Keith Wayne Weaver Mary Ann Graves 23 Patricia Nell Allen Linda Ann Goodman ,, Judith Ann Ros I , 24 . - H 0n0r Graduates Honor graduates are those students whose averages for a four year period are in the five percent immediately below the distinction graduates. Only academic rec- ords are considered. Karen Diane Wright Betty Lou Frederic Russell Joseph Lachaussee Catherine Wesley Culley 25 Ruby Anastasia thyet Lawanna Lee Lawler 26 Sharon Dianne Dudeck . Deborah Lee KOmula Julia Sharron quns Patricia WVilliamQ Ferrer Sandra Kay Benefield Judith Louise Barron Ritchie Alan McKinley 27 28 Annual Sponsar George C. Bosworth We of the PANTHER staff wish to express our appreciation to Mr. George Bosworth, , who has guide us through a hectic year Of work on the 1968 PANTHER. Without his help from knowledge gained during nine years as PANTHER sponsor, the staff would - have faced an impossible task. i. J53 772mg 92m The Hall of Fanw was vrvatvd for the purpose ofremgnizing outstanding students of llw graduating r'lass. The six seniors rhosvn lo bv in the Hall of Fame are select- vd solely by lln llu-ully 0n the basis 01' overall mntrilmmm m thv school. 29 30 The embodiment ofperpetual motion, and harmonic perception, articulate social awareness and unpretentious humanity - this is . . . ; ?afrz'cz'a Weff 97ka Modestly ingenious, calmly productive, a sly humor with intellectual curiosity i this is . grfgugd $111220an 999 3l Rt: illPd sophistication. a dmnmlding con,- srienre. a balance Ofabl'll'I-Y and durability - i'lliS is . gfgef 85245ez5 garmer 32 A sportsman on the team and Of? the team as well; athletics and scholarship combined I thisis... 75012243 817293! gezbfaraf 33 Vivaciaus, endlessly cheerful and optimis- tic, musically talented, endowed with boundless energy and a keenly inquisitive mind - this is . . . Warya;ef 852a5elg flea; ' 34 . An inperturbable demeanor, a strict sense afloyalty andpacriotism, a desire to do it righf, and to seek knowledge - this is . . . ?fez'lg wayne weaver You know. the Seniors really. are great. Thoroughly modern Seniors most1yy 36 . six hundred eighty, six hundred eighty-flve . . F EA TURES ,4 . iiw mwavwi , wwlimnt: 493m: gaaa Ours is gonna be the best. Anybody seen the staple gun? 39 Au How many miles? 4 1 Of course, seniors will win. 40 Thafs the way the egg crumbles. Dam tide - what club,s that? Sophomore float predicts victory - almost. 4 l 42 YELL CONTEST 67-68- Soaring Senior Spirit Spells Success. Connie, come down; iVs ALL over! Daryl Bowman David Bonderer Lin Jacobson Kurt Gruneberg J0 Ellen Phillips Julia Downs Rusty Lachaussee Marsha Candy Stan Flint Marcia Kemp Theater Guild Play Our Town 99 CAST MEMBERS Tom Richard Ed Fairleigh David Richardson Elaine Rowell Shawn Mahaffey Carol Ann Evans Steven Thomas Ralph Patterson Keith Weaver Peter Allan John Geer Steve Hurst Hal Moore Ruby Kihyet Debbie Riser Kathy Cauley Patti Anderson Ariel Ramsay Cathy Culley Sye Earhart DIRECTOR Mrs. Martha Gautier PRODUCTION MANAGER Miss Barbara Ehrlich I STUDENT DIRECTOR Miss Zandra Rushing What time did I get in? I don? even know where Pve been! Should a gentleman offer a lady a pipe? I don,t care if there is a mosquito on your ear, THE MAN SAID BE STILL! Memorize Revise Emotionalize And the audience will criticize. 45 Pascagoula H igh School B a n d BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Edward Wamsley Q LOW WOODWINDS: Mary Alice Hawkins, Kerrie Smith, Ronnie Edwards, Joe Gentry LOW BIUKSH SECTION: Rirhard lwy. Slvplu-n TriplPtl. Billy Ely. Sander Smiles. Larr x Young, Jackie Smith. Claim? lnbilwtte TRUMPET SECTION: Bruco Hodges, Robert Reeves. Ronnie Crosby, Jerry Wiley, Tony Muhry, Joe Dunnaway, Mike Haiglvr, Torry Ely, Richard Showuh. Robert Wilson, Philip Brown, Thomas Bcvill ' - CLARINET SECTION: Robert Graham, Jay Smith, Tom Millvr. Preston King. Robert Smith, Linda Bmomv, Elizabeth Pelvrxvll, Ellvh Rayburn, Rachel Wal- son, Suzannv Riley, Lynn Smith, Robin lvcy. Margarvt Hook, Kathy chers. Lida Dement . FLUTED OBOE SECTION: Kare'n Rush. Hal Moore, Virginia Treadway, Ruby Kihyet, Marjorie Murphree. Cindy Prince 50 gFFniERHZ Pl'fsidvnl ; Nell Allen. Vice-prosidml - Julia Downs. Merit Sevrelary - Marlin vawood, Demeril Sevretarv - Bettv Bell! Treasurer a .tew Iursl. Historian - Margaret Hunk. Reporter - Mikr VonKancl mot picturwn ' ' 5l Girls, Sextette Lucy Hansford, Julia Downs. N911 Allml, Phyllis Burmgv. 7 Terry Hague, Margarm Hook .' M ixed Quartet Mike Womut'k taltcrnum, Steve Hurst, Julia Downs. Judy GFOBT. Mike VonKunoI 0101 picturmh I Boys 9 Quartet Marlin Hegwood, Steve Hurst, Hal Moore, Mike Womack Cllttimatr-L Mike VonKanol mot pivluretD 52 JUNIOR MISS PA GEAN T Miss Hospitality - Carol McElroy Contestants display a variety of talents. First Runner-Up Ruby Kihycl Pascagoula Jr. Miss - Lana Anderson Second Runner-Up Nell Allen MW Waanw, xx Lovely participants await judges' decision. 53 gi fl Miss PHS Ruby LmBS Mr. PHS Bruce Gr 56 .iignkg L Ega?3v.ix 1966 9390111? Jayeanf rw 'W- V ' 7. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES 67 The pictures . . . . speak for themselves. 68 5 S OPH 0M ORE FA VORITES Connie Kihyet and M ickey Baxter UNIOR FA VORITES Sarah Maddox and . Rodney Siedell MOST POPULAR Ruby Kihyet and Rusty Lachaussee ; FRIENDLIEST g Beth F armer and Mike Jackson 70 : MOST 13!! VER SA TILE Lana Anderson and B ruce Grimes NEA TES T Ariel Ramsay and M ike Jackson. WUTNMST Boo Majure and M ahlon - MCA dams w MOST . SCHOLARLY M argaret Hook and Arthur Dumont 72 C U TES T C 0 UPLE Bridget Kelly 1 and M ike Jackson . DRESSED Ruby Kihyet and Ronnie T oulmeE M'v MM? CUTEST Gail B axter and Daryl Bowman . M US T POLITE Beth F armer and David Bonderer 74 BEST PH YSIQ UE Bruce Grimes BES T FIG URE Lana A nderson . M US T SCHOOL SPIRI T Gail Baxter and Larry H obby J M US T. LIKELY T 0 S U C CEED M argaret Hook and Arthur Dumont' 76 BES T PERSONALI T Y Nell Allen and M ike Jackson M US T T A LEN T ED Ruby Kihyet and Steve H urst MOST ATHLETIC Gail B axter and Bruce Grimes MOST HAPPY- GO-L U CK Y BOO Majure and T hunder Thornton 78 E nu...- um -............ s , on. ma- '--:3: 1 z;- m cm. 3.- 1.9. ... n... . - m--. .4 I. m- r,- .- SILLIES T S OPH 0M ORE Ralph Pattersan J OLLIES T JUNIOR Thunder Tharnton . -I2.uj -m J. 80 S OPHIS T I CA T ED SENIOR What time did you say the meeting started? qu I wonder who this could be? THIS is'a Panther??? Ymrre looking for WHAT? 84 Cheerleaders LOT Sen m HEAD CHEERLEADER Gail Baxter Ariel Ramsay Christine Murray 85 86 Intramurals I canW reach it! I won,t miss this limv! Man. look at that birdie fly. 87 Students of the M onth MARCIA KEMP and TOM RICHARD September MARSHA HNAT and RUSTY LACHAUSSEE October the National Honor Society, based on their scholastic achievement and extra- curricular activities. lui LINDA GOODMAN and LARRY COBB Nowmber NELL ALLEN and BRUCE OVERBY December BETH FARMER and KEITH WEAVER January These students are chosen by - JULIA DOWNS and ARTHUR DUMONT MARGARET HOOK and DAVID BONDERER , February March J z i I BETTY LOU FREDERIC and RITCHIE McKINLEY April RUBY KIHYET and SYE EARHART Mav 89 3$ $2: Seniars Juniors Sophomores 9l Class Officers 0T 1 96 7-68 SENIORS President . . . . . . :5. Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . . . Treasurer. . . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Reporter. . . . . .Arthur Dumont . Rusty Lachaussee . . Christine Murray . .......Nell Allen . . . . . Bruce Grimes . . . . .Ruby Kihyet 'x rmlerm WV ;5,.1,,w ;a , .1 . h z . . V Walkwar 'u'o'slffetsjtrk' : 4 David MvMunm vSENP'IUFV . . . . . .PJ! Wzlllmw - ZTFPUQIW'I'. , f. 5:. . Pully'Amit'rsnn '. . . . Lug Hsmsfuni wUI'HHMHHl-F l'rmiqu! , . .. . . . . . .. Hvrmiv Kihy'l I'r'w-Prrmle'n! . , . , . . . Wirkq Huxlvr VV rl'vaIW . . , . . , . . . . HJTIK Rvknn! i,- . .. lh'tlwurr'r 7L kia- Bdghhn hinx mewn I n Appreciation Mr. Donald Carter Senior Class Sponsor The Senior Class of 1968 wishes to express its sincere appreciation to Mr. Donald Carter, who so faithfully worked for two and one-half years to help make our class so suvcessful. 95 DAVID CHARLES ABBEY Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Officer, 2 yrs.; Wig Club, 1 yr., Wig Club Play, 1 yr.; Theaxer Guild, 1 yr.; Basketball, 1 yr.; Baseball, 1 yn; Hall Monitor; Key Club, 1 yr.; Homeroom offl- cer, 1 yr.; Student Council, 1 yr. PETER NEAL ALLAN . 3 Science Fair, 2 yrs.; Homeroom offlcer, 1 yr.; Key Club, 2 yrs.; Jr, Civitan. 1 yrf; Jr. Lion. 1 yr.; Golf, 1 yr.; Swimming, 1 yr. 0 DENNIS CLIFTON ALLEN Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Library Science, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; Sportsman Club, 1 yr.; Jr. Red Cross, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr. n PATRICIA NELL ALLEN Y-Teens, 3 yrs.; Wig Club, 2 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Musical Produc- tion, 1 yr.; Choraliers; 3 yrs., officer, 2 yrs., President, 1 yr.; Sextette, 3 yrs.; Student Conductor, 1 yr.; District Festival, 3 yrs.; State Festival, 3 yrs.; Student Council, 3 yrs., officer, 1 yr., Convention, 1 yr.; Beta Club, 2 yrs., officer, 2 yrs., Convention, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr.; Class officer, 3 yrs.; ths Who, 2 yrs.; Literary Maga- zine Staff, 1 yr.; Annual Staff, co-editor; Beauty Pageant, 3 yrs.; Junior Citizenship Award; DAR Good Citizenship Award; Girls, State Delegate; Choral Merit Award. DOUGLAS GORDON ALLRED Library Science, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 3 yrs.; Key Club, 2 yrs.; Junior His- torical Society, 1 yr.; French Club, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr.; Science Fair Win- - ner, 2 yrs. ' THEOPAL KING ALPIZAR PAY, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Library Science, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 y'r.; District Choral Festi. val, 1 yr.; Assistant Librarian, 2 yrs.; Musical Production, 1 yr.; Y-Teens1 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. .,' ,' JAMES EDWARD ANDERSON Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr.; Sportsman Club, 1 yr.; FTA, 1 yr.; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr.; Intramurals, 1 yrn LANA LYNN ANDERSON Attended another school, 2 yrs.; FHA, 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr., Convention, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 1 yr.; Senior Beauty; Who,s Who, 1 yr.; Panther Pen, 1 yr. STEPHEN CHARLES ANDERSON Hi-Y, 3 yrs; Jets Club, 3 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; PAY, 1 yr.; Sportsman Club, 1 yr.; Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr.; P C1ub, 1 yr.; Basket- ball, 2 yrs., Head Basketball Manager, 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr. CHARLES EDWARD ARNOLD Sportsman Club, 2 yrs; Jets Qlub, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr.; Ba3ketball. 1 yr.; Baseball, 1 yr.; 11'. ROIBYY Club; Key Club, 3 yrs.. Key Club-Faculty basketball game, 1 yr.; Office worker. WANDA SUE AVERY Y-Teens, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Intramurals, 1 yr. DIANA MAUREEN BAKER Great Books, 2 yrs.; Library Science, 2 $5.; SLAM, 1 yr., officer, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; FHA, 2 yrs.; Li raIy Assistant, 3 yrs.; Annual Staff. ROBERT MICHAEL BARNES Red Cross, 2 yrs. JUDITH LOUISE BARRON Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; Wig Club, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr.; Girls, State Delegate; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr.; Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs. I LORA MARIE BARRY Y-Teens, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; FBLA, 2 yrs.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. - LAURA GAIL BAXTER Y-Teens, 3 yrs., officer, 2 yrs.; FTA, 1 yr., officer, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs.; Cheerleader, 2 yrs., Head Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Beauty Pageant, 3 yrs., Sophomore Beauty; Jr. Hi-Y Sweetheart; P Club Sweetheart; Who1s Who, 1 yr. BETTY LORAINE BELL Y-Teens, 3 yrs., officer, 3 yrs., convention, 2 yrs; Spanish Club, 2 yrs.; PAY, 1 yr., officer, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr., officer, 1 yr., convention, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 3 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs.; Girls' State Delegate; Choraliers, 3 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; District Choral Festival, 3 yrs.; State Choral Festival, 3 yrs. PATRICIA ANN BELL Y-Teens, 3 yrs.; FBLA, 2 yrs., officer, 1 yr., convention, 1 yr.; Library Science, 1 yr. I STANLEY EARL BEMIS Hi-Y, 2 yrs; Track, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; FTA, 1 yr.; French Club, 1 yr.; Jets Club, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; Sportsman Club, 1 yr.; PAY, 1 yr.; Jr. His- torical Society, 1 yr. SANDRA KAY BENEFIELD Great Bookg 1 yr., officer, 1 yT.; FTA, 1 yr., officer, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 3 yrs; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; FBLA, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Homeroom President, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs. JUDY ANN BLYTHE Y-Teens, 3 yrs.; FHA, 3 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Great Books, 1 yr-; Jr. Red C1055. 1 YR; PAY, 1 yr.; Library Science Club, 1 yr.; Medical Club, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr. CYNTHIA IRENE BOGDAHN . g Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; FHA, 2 yrs; District Science Fair, 1 yr.; Betty Crockefs Ho'me- maker of the Future Award. DAVID WARREN BONDERER ' Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Jr. Historical Society, 2 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Jets Club, officer, 2 yrs., president, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr., Play, 1 yr.; Homecoming Court, 1 yr.; Key Club, 2 yrs.;off1cer, 1 yr.; Student Council, 1 y'r., officer, 1 yr.; Beta Club, 2 yrs., con- . vention, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs.; president, 1 yr.; Local Science Fair Winner, 2 yrs.; District Science Fair Winner, 2 yrs.; Student Day officer, 1 yr.; Whojs Who, 1 yr.; Student of the Month; Jr. Lion. JAMES DARYL BOWMAN P Club, officer, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr., Play, 1 yr.; Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; FBLA, officer, 1 yr.; Jets Club, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; Sportsmans Club, 1 yr.; Football, 2 yrs.; Basket- ball, 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr.; Who,s Who, 1 yr.; Jr. Beau; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. REBECCA JANE BREEDEN ' - Y-Teens, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr. EDNA LOUISE BRISTER 2 FHA, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs. V PATRICIA JANE BULLARD Jr. Red Crbss, 1 yr.; FBLA, 2 yrs.; Library Science Club, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 1 yr.; At- tended another school, 1 yr. PHYLLIS ANN BURRACE Y-Teens, 3 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Piano Club, officer, 2 yrs; Lions Club Sweetheart, 1 yr.; Choraliers, 1 yr.; Sextette, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs. JOHN WILLIAM BUSH Machine Shop, 3 yrs; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. THOMAS LEWIS BUTTON 3 Basketball, 3 yrs.; Sportsman1s Club, 1 yr. CECELIA BYARS Spanish Club, 2 yrs.; Jr. Red Cross, 2 yrs.; Jr. Civilan, 2 yrs.; Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 3 yrs. JAMES MICHEAL BYRD Band, 4 yrs., Student Conductor, 1 y.r.; Band Theory, 3 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Stage Band, 2 yrs. PHILLIP OWEN BYRD RUTH MARIE CALLAHAN FHA, 1 yr.; Home Economics, officer, 1 yr.; Attended another school, 2 yrs. DAVID ANDREW CAMPBELL Sportsmank Club, 1 yr; P Club, 1 yr.; Football, 3 yrs. JOHNNIE LINN CAMPBELL PAY, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; Band Theory, 2 yrs.; State Band Contest, 3 yrs; Stage Band, 2 yrs.; Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr. LARRY EVERETT CAMPBELL CHARLES LEON CARENO, JR. P Club, 1 yr.; Sportsman1s Club, 1 yr; Football, 3 yrs.; Key Club, 1 yr. ROBERT TAYLOR CARTER Hi'Y1 2 YTS-; Jr. Red Cross, 2 yrs.; Sportsman's Club, 1 yr,; Medical Club, 1 yr. RONALD STEPHEN CASTILLE Panther Pen Staff, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. IOO MAX KEITH CASTO Wig Club, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Sportsmank Club, 1 yr.; Intramu- rals, 3 yrs. .0 KATHERINE ROSE CAULEY FBLA, 2 yrs.; Jr. Red Cross, 1 yr.; Library Science Club, 2 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr., Play. 1 yr.; Medical Club, 2 yrs.; Great Books, officer, 1 yr.; Intramurals. 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. LOUIE ROCKY CAULEY Library Science Club, 3 yrs.; Hi-Y, 2 yrs. DONNA MAE CHARLTON Wig Club, 1 yr.; FHA, 2 yrs.; Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; Intramurals, 2 yrs. - D LARRY CHARLES COBB Hi-Y officer, 2 yrs.; P Club, 2 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Football, 2 yrs.; Team Captain; Hon- - arable Mention, All Big Eight; Best Defensive Lineman Award; Donald Gibson Me-, morial Leadership Award; Jr. Rotarian; Key Club, 3 yrs.; National Honor Society, 3 yr'sq officer, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs.; Appointment IQ US. Air Force Acade. ' . my. UDWYER COOLEY . , Q JAMES PHILLIP COULTER FANITA JEWELL COURTNEY FHA, 1 yr.; Jr. Historical, 1 yin; FBLA, 1 yr.; Attended another school, 2 yrs. I l . EDWARD ALLEN COX MARY EURANIA COX a 1 FBLA, 1 yr.; Attended another school, yr. . MICHAEL THOMAS COX NANCY ANN COX Wig Club, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; French Club, 2 yrs.; Piano Club, 2 yi's., officer, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs. CAROLYN JOYCE CRANE Library Science Club officer, 1 yr.; FHA, 2 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; SLAM officer, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs. DARRELL DEWAYNE CRAWFORD - JOHN DOUGLAS CREEL Attended another school, 2 yrs.; Hi-Y, 2 yrs. STEPHEN LLOYD CRENSHAW Intramurals. 2 yrs. DONNA KAY DALE FHA, 1 yr.; Library Science Club, 1 yr.: Y-Teens, 1 yr.; Homecoming Maid, 1 yr1;In- tramurals, 2 yrs. DEBORAH JEAN DANIELS FHA, 3 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 1 yr. DEBORAH SUZANNE DAUGHTREY Jr. Historival Societv, 1 yr.; Library Sciencv Club, 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs. presi- dent. 1 yr1;Wig Club, 1 .yr.; Panther Pen. 1 yr.; Literary Magazine Staff, 1 yr; Home- room officer. 1 yr.; District Choral Festival, 2 yTs.; Mixed Chorus, 1 yr.; Choral, 3 yrs DIANE MARIE DAVIS FBLA, 1 yr.; FHA, 3 yrs.: Homeroom officer, 1 yr. lOI l02 DAVID LARRY DAVIS FBLA, 1 yr.; Great Books officer, 1 yr.; Sophomore Theory; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr. LINDA GAY DAVIS . 2 Library Science, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; Jr. Historical, 2 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr; FHA, Tyr- PAULA JEAN DEAN LOU ELLEN DEES Library Science, 1 yr.; PAY, 1 yr.; Great Books, 1 yr.; Intramurals, 1 yr. ANGELA FAYE DELK FHA, 3 yrs.; Library Science, 2 yrs.; FTA, 1 yr.; FBLA, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; - PAY, 1 yr.; Wig Club. 1 yr. ' - GLORIA NELL DIXON Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; FBLA,'1 yr., convention, 1 yr. . JULIA SHARRON DOWNS Choraliers, 3 yrs.; Sextette, 3 yrs.; Student Conductor, 2 yrs.; Mixed Quartette, 1 yr.; Accompanist, 2 yr.; Beta Club, 3 yrs.; Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Theater Guild Production; Student of the Month; Who15 Who, 1 yr.; Student Council, 1 yr. SHARON DIANNE DUDECK Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; Spanish Club, 2 yrs.; Homeroom officer, 1 yT. 5 ARTHUR DUMONT, III Spanish Club officer, 2 yrs., President, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; Wig Club Play, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Theater Guild Production, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs., Pres- ident, 1 yr.; Hi-Y Officer, 3 yrs., Delegate to Hi-Y Legislature, 3 yrs., Best Represent- ative in 1966-67 Hi-Y Legislature; Beta Club, 3 yrs., Officer, 2 yrs., President, 1 yr., convention, 2 yrs.; Student Council Representative, 1 yr.; Ahnual Staff; Track, 1 yr.; ths Who, 1 yr : Junior Citizenship Award; 1967 Boy1s State Delegate; Jr. Rotarian; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr; Senior Class President; Key Club, 2 yrs. MARY ELIZABETH EHLERS . FByLA, 2 yrs.; FHA, 2 yrs. MARGARET ADDYS EILAND FBLA, 1 yr., convention, 1 yr.; Medical Club, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; FTA, 1 yr. CAROL ANN EVANS Y-Teens, 3 yrs.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll officer, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Panther Pen, 2 yrs, Feature Editor, 1 yr., Exchange Editor, 1 yr.; Choraljers, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr., Play, 1 yr.; Choralier District and State Festival, 1 yr.; ths Who, 1 yr. ELIZABETH MARLENE EWING Band, 3 yrs., officer 1 yr.; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Choraliers, 1 yr.; Mixed Chorus, 1 yr.; Jr. Civitan Club, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; Band Theory, 3 yrs.; Band Contest, 2 yrs.; District Choral Festival, 2 yrs.; State Choral Festival, '1 yr.; FTA, 1 yr.; PAY, 2 yrs.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. ETHEL ELIZABETH FARMER Spanish Club, 2 yrs.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; Y-Teens officer, 3 yrs., President, 1 yr.; Beta Club, 3 yrs., officer, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs.; Student Council, 2 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Choraliers, 3 yrs.; District Choral Festival, 3 yrs.; State Choral Festival, 1 yr.; Sr. Homecoming Maid; Girls, State Delegate; Annual Staff; Who3s Who, 1 yr. DONNA LYNN FAUST Y-Teens, 2 yrs., officer, 2 yrs.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Beauty Pag- eant, 2 yrs.; Sr. Homecoming Maid; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs. JAMES FRANCIS FERRER, JR. Spanish Club, 3 yrs.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; FBLA, 2 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Beta Club, 1 yr.; Key Club, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. MARTHA ANN FIELDS Piano Club, 1 yr.; FHA, 2 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr. RAYMOND VERNON FLEMING Track, 1 yr. WALTER REX FOSTER Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Library Science Club, 1 yr.; Sportsmank Club 2 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Bus Driver. BETTY LOU FREDERIC French Club, 2 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 3 yrs., officer, 2 yrs., convention, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 2 yrs., Play, 2 yrs.; Jr. Historical Society, 2 yrs., Offi- cer, 1 YR; FTA. 3 yrs., officer, 2 yT5-; FBLA, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs.; PAY, 2 yrs.; Office Worker, 1 yr.; Science Fair Winner, 2 yrs., District Science Fair, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 3 yrs. I04 GLORIA YVONNE FLLTON Y- Teens 3 yrs; FBLA 2 yrs.; FHA 3 yrs; Sportsman s Club 2 HF- RAYMOND CU RTISS FULTON Sportsman s Club 1 yr; Lilnary Science Club 1 V1,; Iunior Red Cross 1 Vr.; Hl-Y Club 2 yrs.; Clea! Books 1 V1. JOSEPH THOMAS GARDNER Sportsmanas Club. 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Baseball. 1 V12; Football, 1 yr.; Basketball, 1 yr. ETHEL JANE GATLIN Y-T1'1'ns. 3 yrs; FHA, 1 yr.: District Choral Festival, 2 yrs.; FBLA, 1 y1'.; Musit'al Produrtion. 1 yr. THOMAS MALLORY GAUTIER Fremh Club 2 yrs ,Jr.HisIori1'ulClub 2 yrs; Arl Appruiutiun Club. 1 vr.; Quill and Scroll 1yr.; Panllur P911 1 v1. Managing Editor; S1 'ir'm1 Fair Winnm 1 y1;F001- hall 1 yr. BILLY FRANK GEORGE P-Club, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Football, 3 yrs., lettered, 1 yr. ROLAND EARL GODWIN LARRY LEE COLDMAN Jr. Red Cross. 3 yrs., officer. 1 yr.; Medivul Club, 2 yrs.; Frenvh Club, 1 yr. LINDA ANN GOODMAN Spanish Club, 2 yTs.; FTA, 1 yr.; Jr. Civitun Officer, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 3 yrs.: FBLA, 2 yrs.; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr.;Nali1malHon0r Society, 3 yrs., Officer, 1 yin; Home- room officer, 1 yr. , KAREN LEE 13055 1; Attended another school, 2 yrs. Q RICHARD GRAHAM MARY ANN GRAVES Spanish Club, 2 yrs.; Beta Club, 3 yrs.; PAY Officer, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Jr. Historical Society, 2 yrs.. Officer, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Choraliers, 1 yr.; Student Council, 1 yr.; Who1s Who, 1 yr.; Beauty Pageant, 2 yrs.; Intramurals, 2 yrs.; State Choral Festival, 1 yr.; Annual Staff; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs., President, 1 yr.; Cheerleader, 2 yrs.; Civitan Essay Contest Winner. MARY PATRICIA GREEN Library Science Club officer, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Intramurals, 1 yr.; Attended another school, 1 yr. JULIA CAROLE GREER Y-Teens, 3 yrs.; PAY, 1 yr.; Piano C1ub,2 yrs.; FTA, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Choraliers, 2 yrs., Mixed Quartette, 1 yr.; State Choral Fes- tival, 2 yrs., District Choral Festival, 2 yrs.; Musician of the Month. I CROVER BRUCE CRIMES Kvy Club, 3 yrs., officer, 1 yr.; Hi-Y Club, 3 yrs., officer, 2 yrs.; Sporlsxnan s Club of- f'n'r-r, 1 yr.; Student Council, 1 yr.; P-Club, 3 yrs., officer 1 yr.; tha Club, 1 yr.; Class officer, 2 yrs; Football, 3 yrs., lettered 2 yrs.; Outstanding Offensive Back, 1967; Trark, 2 yrs.. lettered 2 yrs.: Baseball, 1 yr., lettered 1 yr.; ths Who, 2 yrs. KURT ALBERT GRUNEBERG Hi-Y, 2 yrs; Library Science, 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll officer, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Theater Guild Produvtion, 1 yr.; Scienvn Fair Winner, 1 yr. CATHERINE WESLEY GULLEY Y-Toens, 3 yrs., Convention, 1 yr.; PAY, 3 yrs., Officer, 3 yrs; Jr. Historical, 2 yrs; FTA, 3 yrs, officer, 2 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr., Convention, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr., Theater Guild Produvtion, 1 yr.; National Honor Socivty, 3 yrs.; Office Worker, 1 yr.; Choral, 1 yr.; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs.; Student Council, 1 yr. LINDA ANN GULLEY Y-Tcens, 2 yrs.; Wig Club, 2 yrs; Piano Club, 1 yr.; Lihqry Svicnce, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Sportsman's Club. 1 yr. MARY THERESA HAGUE Y-Tt-ens, 3 yrs., officer. 2 yrs.; Spanish Club. 2 yrs.: Beta Club, 2 yrs.; Wig Club offl- corq 2 yrs.; Theater Guild offlcer, 1 yr.; Jr. Historival officer 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Cho- raliers section leader, 3 yrs.;vMixed Quartette. 1 yr.; Girls1 Sextetle, 2 yrs.; District Choral F ostival, 3 yrs.; State Choral Festival, 3 yrs.; Annual Staff; Musical Produc- tion. 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 3 yTS., President, 1 yr. MICHAEL LEVOHN HAIGLER Key Club, 1 YR; P-Club, 1 yr.; GolfTeam, 2 yrs., lettered, 2 yrs.; Band, 3 yrs., officer, 3 yrs.; Homeroom 011108, 1 Yr- l05 lOb WALTER BREHM HALLBERG, III Key Club, 3 yrs., officer, 2 yrs.; Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Spanish Club, 1 yr.;PvC1ub, 2 yrs., officer 1 yr.; Student Council, 1 yr.; Baseball, 3 yrs., lettered, 3 yrs.; Basketball, 3 yrs., Most Valuable B2 Team Player, Most Valuable Varsity Player. JOHN RICHARD HARBISON . Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Sportsmank Club, 2 yrs.; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs.; Science Fair Wih- ner, 1 yr. MAUREEN LORRAINE HART FHA, 1 yr.; French Club, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 3 yrs. JANICE ANN HAWKINS FHA, 2 yrs.; Sportsmanjs Club, 1 yr. . PATRICIA SUE HAYCOOD FHA, 3 yrs.; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.; Panther Pen, 1 yr., officer, 1 yr.; Library 2 Science, 1 yr.; Intramurals, 1 yr. ' 'PAUL EDWARD HEMBREE HLY, 3 yrs; P-Club, 3 yrs.; Football Manager, 2 yrs.; BaseballManager, 3 yrs.; Hall monitor, 1 yr. JOHN RUFUS HENDERSON L Band, 4 yrs. CHERYL WAYNE HENDLEY FHA, 2 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Intramurals, 1 yr. DAVID WILLIAM HENLEY Band, 1 yr.; Band Theory, 1 yr; Stage Band, 1 yr.; State Band Contest, 1 yr.; In- tramurals, 1 yr. CANDACE LYNN HIGGINBOTHAM FHA, 3 yrs.; Medjcal Club, 2 yrs., President, 1 yr.; Jr. Civifins, 2 yrs; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs.; Student Council, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs. ANNE KARIN HILLBERG FBLA, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 1 vr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr; attended another school, 2 yrs MARSHA ANN HNAT Spanish Club, 2 yrs; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; Art Appreciation Club, 1 yr.; Jr. Civitan, 1 yr; Great Books Club, 1 yr.; Homerqom officer, 1 yr.; Science Fair Winner, 3 yrs; Band, 1Vz yrs; Band Contest, 2 yrs.; Sophomore Citizenship Award; National Honor Socie- ty, 3 yrs.; National Merit Finalist; Metitas ths Who Among American High Schools 1967168. LARRY WAYNE HOBBY FBLA, 1 yr.; Hi-Y, 3 yrs.; Sportsman Club, 1 yr.; Basketball scorekeeper, 2 yTs.; ths Who, 1 yr. . RICHARD KEITH HODGES Key Club, 2 yrs.; Band, 3 yrs; Band Clinic, 1yr.; Mississippi Lion,s All-Slale Band, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs.; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr. MARY HILLIAN HOLDEN FHA, 2 yrs; FBLAhZ yrs.; Library Science, 1 yr, President; Intramurals, 3 yrs. PHYLLIS ELAINE 1REGISTER1 HOLMBERC FHA, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Intramurals, 3 yrs.; Most Outstanding RE. Student, Sopho- more and Junior yrs. DOUGLAS KENNETH HOLMES Hi-Y, 1 yr.; Intramurals, 1 yr. MARGARET ELIZABETH HOOK Wig Club, 1 yr.; Great Books Club, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 3 yrs, President, 1 yr.; Spanish Club, 3 yrs, officer, 1. yr.; Beta Club, 3 yrs., officer, 2 yrs.; Band, 4 yrs.. officer, 3 yrs.; Clarinet Quartette, 4 yrs.; Majorette, 1 yr.; Lions AU-Slate Band, 3 y'rs.; State Band Clinic, 2 yrs.; State Band Contest, 3 yrs; Band Theory, 3 yrs.; Choraliers, 0m- Cer, 3 yrs.; Student Conductor, 2 yrs.; Sextette Accompanist, 1 yr.; Girls, Sextette, 1 yr.; $tate Choral Festival. 1 yr.; District Choral Festival, 3 yrs; Cirlsi Stale Delegate; Annual Staff; National Merit Finalist; STAR Student; Whok Who, 1 yr.; Student Council, 1 yr.; Musical Production. 1 yr.; John Philip Sousa Award; Homeroom 0m- cer, 2 yrs. ROSE MARY HOUSLEY FHA, 3 yrs.; Y'Teens, 1 yr.; Inlramurals, 1 yr. KENNETH MICHAEL JACKSON Hi-Y, 1 yr.: FBLA! 1 yr.; Sportsmmfs Club, 2 yrs; ths Who, 3 yrs.; Offwe worlxw er, 1 yr.; Hall monitor, 1 yr. 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I 11'. 2 l08 LAWANNA LEE LAWLER French Club. 2 yrs; FHA. 1 yr.: Nzlliunul Hunur Society. 3 yrs; St'icnm- Fair Win- ner. 1 yr. ' EUGENE LAWSON PATRICIA GAIL LEE KAREN LEWIS JOHNNY MACK LILLIS DAVID LAMAR LISI'IMAN LINDA GAIL LITTLE Library Scivnve, 1 yr.: FHA. 1 yr.: FBIA. 2 ym. PrPsidonl. 1 yr; Inlramurals. 1yr.; Honwmom nff'ivm', 1 yr. IRVAN GLENN LOFTUS Hi-Y. 1 yr.: lnlramLuuls. 3 yrs. WILLIAM RAY LOGAN Kev Club. 1 vr.; Hmm-rumu nfl'imjr. 1 VI'. ' JACK DALE Lomx ' P Club. 1 yr; Buskvtlmll. 2 yrs; Spurlslnzufs Club. 1 yr; Hnnwmom offiwr. 2 yrsn Presidt'nl. 1 yr. l09 llO PATRICIA NORMA LUMPKIN Y-Teens, 2 yTs.; J1 . Historical, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr; Homeroom offi- o Ger, 2 yrs. . SHAWN JEFFERSON MAHAFFEY LETHA ELISABETH MAJURE Spanish Club, 2 yrs.; Y-Teens officer, 2 yrs.; Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; FTA officer, 1 yr.; Piano Club, 3 yrs., officer, 2 yrs.; Sophomore Theory, officer; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; District Piano Festivhl, 3 yrs.; Beauty Pageant, 3 yrs.; .Ir. Beauty; Most Beautiful; Who,s Who, 2 yrs, CAROLYN JEAN MALLEY FHA, 3 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Medical Club, 1 yr.; Y-Teehs. 1 yr.; Theater Guich 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. RICHARD CALVIN MANNING Sportsman s C1115, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr. MARTHA DIANNE MANUEL Attended anothvr school, 2 yrs.; FBLA, 1 yr. MARTH ELAINE MARS FHA, 3 yrs. LINDA DIANE MARTIN PAY. 1yr.;Wig Club, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 1yT.;Medica1Club, 1yr.;Theater Guild, 1yr.; FBLA officer, 1 yr.; Homeroom uff'it'vr, 1 yr.; Student Council, 1 yr. Xe THOMAS MICHAEL MATHIEU DREW MchA'FEE 7' JOHN McCARY JOHN GARRY McCRANEY Basketball, 2 yrs.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. JAMES LARRY MCCRANEY Basketball, 2 yrs.; Student Council, 1 yr.; Hall Monitor, 1 yr. CAROL MARIE McELROY CONSTANCE LEE McLEOD Y-Tecns, 1 yr.; Medical Club, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr. PATRICIA ANN McLEOD FHA, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 1 yr.; FBLA, 2 yrs.; Medical Club, 1 vr.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. RITCHIE ALAN McKINLEY Spanish Club, 3 yrs.; Band, 2 yrs; Wigr Club, 1 yr.; Jr. Civitan, 1 yr.; Stage Band, 2 yrs.; Band Theory, 1 yr.; Band Contest, 2 yrs.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 3 yrs. LYNDA DARLENE ML'PHERSON Y-Teens, 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.; Jr. Civitan, 1 yr.; Panther Pen, 1 yr., Make-up editor; National Honor Society, 2 yrs. ' WANDA KAYE MIDDLEBROOK Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FHA, 1 yr.; Student Council, 1 yT.; Homeroom omrcr, 1 yr.; Nation- al Honor Society, 2 yrs. LOLA CLAIRE MILLER Spanish Club 2 yrs.; Y-Tcens, 2 yrs; Wig Club, 2 yrs; Homeroom offit'vr, 2 yrs; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr. Il2 WILLIAM DAVID MILLER Quill and Scroll. 1 yr.; Panther Pen. 1 yr.. Copy editor: Key Club. 1 yr. MARJORIE ELIZABETH MURPHREE FHA. 2 yrs.; PAY, 1 pa; FBLA. 1 wt: YATeens. 2 vrs; Theater Guild. 1 yr; Band, 3 yrs; State Band Contest. 2 yrs: 5610 and Ensemble Conlvsl. 1 yr; Band Theofy. 3 vrs. - SHARON LOUISE MURPHY . Y-Tecns. 3 yrs; Jr. Historical Socicly. 1 yr; PAY. 1 yr; Wig Club 2 yrs; Theater Guild, I yin: FBLA. 1 yin: lnlmmuruls, 3 yrs; Homeroom omcor, 2 yrs. CHRISTINE MARIE MURRAY Y-Tr-ens officer, 3 yrs; FTA offim-r. 1 yr; Thvalor Guild, 1 yr.. Group Chairman. 1 yr.; Class officer. 2 yrs; Homeroom uffit'er. 2 yrs.; Homvmming Maid, 1 yr,: Student Coum'il. 2 yrs.. officer. 1 yr;; Chm'rlvadvr, 2 yrs. ' SAMUEL DAVID MYERS ANN NEWBILL ' . ,9 SANDRA NEWMAN ' CURTIS EDGAR NORWOOD Sportsman-s Club. 1 yr; Baseball. 2 yrs; Football, 1 yr.; P Club, 1 yr.; Key Club. 2 yrs., OHh-vr, 1 yr. SHERI RUTH O'BRYANT FHA, 2 yrs; Band Thmry. 2 yrs: Wig Club. 1 yr.: FTA. 1 yr; Mvdiral Club. 1 yr; Band. 2 yrs; Band Conlvst. 2 yrs; Library Science Club, 1 yr. BRHIE ALLEN OVERBY Spanish Club, 2 yrs: FBLA anlvor. 1 yr; PAY omver. .1 yin; Jr. Civilan offivor. 2 yrs; Hi-Y, 2 yrs; P Club. 1 pi: Slxn'lsnmn's Cluh. 1 v; football. 2 v5.1 Baseball, 2 yrs; Trark. l imzr St'ivnu-o Fair Winm-r. 3 vs; Offiw Worker. 2 ya: Hmnvnmm nHL oer. 3 yrs; Key Club. 2 yrs.. nl'fh'vr. 1 yr.: National Honur Soricly. 2 yrs. EUGENE EDWARD PAIGE Hi-Y. 2 11s: FBLA I 11. :Ba51'IIaII. I 11'.; H111111'1'00111 nfficm'. I 11'. GENE ALAN PARKS RENEE III'II ISIS PARKS FHA. 3'11'5..Y-T11'ns.11'1'. BRENDA IEAN PARSLEY FHA. I 11;WIbCIub. I 11:C'I10111I.31'15.: DislIivlLImI'uI Fvsliml 2 115.; QuiIIunII SHOII. I 11. P.3111I1111 P611 Editm. I 11.;Pz1111I111'AI1slr111ts St'11II. 17' CAROL JEAN I' EARSON Spanish CIuI1.31r.s.0IIi1'9r.3119Y- T1 911s 3 1rs.. nll11-er 2 yrs; WIHI Iub. 2 115.; Jr. Historical 50111 Iv ITIIii'rr. I 1r . FBI A I1rOIIi1'1 WIIIki'I'. I vr 31' 11 me Fair Winm'n IV.;I' B1 .1utv P.Ig111111..2 115.: J1. and 51'. 39111111; Class 0III1 91. 111.: Who's Who in AIi1.HiIrII S1I100I5' Be la C IIII1.9 .. 1rs. LARRY SIEPIILN PEN'IION J1'Is CIIIII. I 11.. UIIII'I'I'. I 11'.: SIIIIIvIII CULIIH'II. I 112: K11 Club. 3 11's. I0 ELLEV PHILLIPS Y-'I1 1IIS. 2 115.;5111111isI1I.I.uI1 2 1rs.'TIII uI1I' C1IiI1I PI111' PAY. I 11 'FgBLA I 11. Quill and 51' IUII. I 1r.; PunlIII'I AbstIaI'ts SIAII HIilnr: denIIltr P911. I111IIII1'E1III01': V1111 11 I I111rus. I 1'1. KENNETH RAYFORD POPE THOMAS ELBERT PIIOIE Band. I 11'.:Stut1' Band Cnnlvst, I 11'.: SIIPCI Metal Club. 3115.. UIIII'I'I'. 2 11's.; Sports- mzmis Club. I vr. i WILIVLA GAIL POWE FHA. 311v FBI A. I 11'. .1'0111'1'nli011. I111: TIIc'ulI-I' Guild. I 11.; Y-TPI'IIS. I 11'.: I11- lr11muI11Is.I 11$. II3 DENIS LEE PRUL'SE WILLIAM STEVEN PUGH FBLA offiI'I'I'. 1 Im. convention. I I'I'.; PAY OII'ICI'I'. I I'I'.. Jr. HiIlIII'iI'III SIII'ieII' IIITI- CPL 1 Ir.; Hi-Y. 1 yr.; Bela Club, 1 yr.; HUIHI'I'UOIII PI'I'siIII'IIl. 1 II'. . CHARLES FRANKLIN RAI FY .IR. IIi-Y. 3 I'rs.; SPOI'ISHIIIHHS Club. I I'I'.: FBLA. IIT.: Jets C ILIII. 2 I'rs.: WigC IIIII. I II'. . P CIIIII. l I'I'.; Football. 2 I'I's.: Basketball. 1 II'. - VARIEL RIVTH RAMSAY Y-TI'I'IIS. .3 Vrs.. IIIIIIHII 1IT.;FBLA.1IT.:FIIOIIII'ILuiId.1I'I.PIIII' III'.: B'IIIIII.2 I'Is.; B'IIIIII IIIPUFI'. 1 II.. CounI' iI MPIIIIIPI: .5I' IPIII'I F21iI'WiII.IIII I II I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIII III ;-',IiIII 3 II'5.; StudI'nI CouIIIil. 1 I'.:r BII-II Club. 3 IFS. .. oIIiIII 2 IIs.: BI'2IulI Pug IIIIII. 3 Irs.: CHIIIIrIIAIIL'I'. 1 I'I'.: WIIOS Who. I II.: AIIIIIIIII SIIIII ELLEN MARIE RAYBIIRN - 2.. BIIIIII. 3 I'I'I'.: Spanish Club. 1 I'I'.;T;I'I'III BUUIQS.CIUIL l I .I :-Y TI'I'II.I'.1 II'. 'Ir. I'iIilIm :IIuII. 1 II. ngIIIII TIII'UI'I'. I In; SIIIII' BIIIIII CIIIIII'II. 3II.I'.. .5I II' III'I' FIIiI IV IIIIII'I'. 1 :PiaIio. .2 Irs.: Piano TIIK'OFI OITII'I'I'. I I'r.; HIIIIII' TOUIH IIIIiI'vI'. Z2 I'Is.: NIIIIIIIIIII ' HIHIHUF SIIIiI'II. 3 yrs. ' ' E1 IZABFTH REDD Y -TU' II.I' 3II'.s. oI :'.IiII'I 1yI2; WivLIuII. .2 vrs..: lthIlI'I' LLIiIII.1 IliSlenISIII IuII.2 I Is.: FBLA II'I': . Sportsman s CIuII.1yr.;AI'lAppII'viIIliIIIIL IuII lI'I :PzIIIIIIII PI II SIIIII 2 Art EIIiIIIr. 1 I':r. Quill 'IIIIII SI'I'IIII - AI'I EIIilIII'.1 I'I.: PIIIIIIIII AlIsII'III'II' - AI'I Editor. I I'r.: AIIIquII Staff. a .,Q IIILIAN JOHN RICHMID SpIII'IsIIIIIII s I IIIII. I II' PHILIP IAMF5 RII H MID III Hi- Y. 1 Ir.; SpIIIIsmIIII .I' Club. I Ir. THOMAS ERNEST RICHARD Spanish I .lIIlI. 1Ir Hi- Y. 2 III. . OI'IIIHZII I II. IIII2III'r Guild. 1 Ir.: P Club. '2 II'.I'.. offiIer. 1 I'.;r KI'I Club 3 I'rs.. IIIIiI'I r I II. ;SIUIIIIII LIIuIII'iI IIIIiI'-'.II 1 I'I'.:.51uIlr-III BIIIII ViI'I' -PI'eSidIIII: HIIIIIeIouIII PIIIIIIIII13 II's' CIIIIs ofIiI'II' .2 III'.: XIIIIIIIIIII HIIIIIII SIII'iIHIV .3I'Is offic'm 2II'.I.. PIIIiIIInl. 1I12:GUIF.3IHIS.1BLISIIPIIJIIII.3I'I5.J JI2 V'IIIsiII Must VquIIhII' PIIIII'I. I2II'.I'i1I 5pul'II'III'IIIIsIIip :AII'III'HI FIIIIIIIIIII. I II'. SIIpII. CIIISI5 Citizenship A'IIIII'1II I .IIIII 21I.II I'.I'. 3II'I'.: DislI'iI' l L IIIIr'III FI IliI I.II I II .51'IIlI' CIIIII .Il FIinvaI. 1 I12: AHHUIII SIIIII. SHIRLEI ANN RICHARDS FHA. 12 I'rs. .7 DAVID WAYNE RICHARDSON Attended another school 1 yr; Sportsman 5 Club 1 yr.; Theater Guild 1 vr. PAMELA ARLENE RILEY Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; FHA, 1 yr.; FBLA. 1 yr. SUZANNE LILLIAN RILEY FBLA. lV'r.; Musical, 1yr.;Band,3yrs.; 51111113111111 Contest 3V11'5.; Solo and Ensem- 1111 2 V1.;r5 Majorette, 2 yrs; Band Theor y. 2 . 5'? U SM Band Camp Scholalship, 1 V.r DEBORAH CLAIRE RISER Y-Teens. 3 yrs; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.. Play, 1 yr.; Homeroom 01111111. 3 V1rs.; Student Council, 2 yrs. LINDA CAROL ROBBINS Atlendvd anolhvr 511-1001, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild. V'r.; Y-Teens, 1 yr.; Chorus. 1 V11'.; Beta Club. 1 yr. LINDA LOU ISE ROBERTS Y T111 1.115 2 yrs offu'or 1 V'.r; Great Books C lub 0fh1'111, 2 yrs.. President 1 Vin; PAY 1 V1.1 FBLA 1 yr.: FHA 1 yr.;Jr. R111C1055. 1 Vr.; District Choral Festival. 1 yr.; Funch Club. 1 Vr.; Wig Club 2 yrs. .. Homewom 0111111. 3 yrs JERI ROGERS LibrarV S1 1'11111'11 Club off'11'er 1 V1.1 FHA 1 V'r.. FBLA 1 yr.;lntran1urals,1 yr.;51u- dr'nl 13'0u111il 1 yr. JUDITH ANN ROS F111n1l1Club oflicer 2 Vrs; Y 131111115 3 V15. nff11'1-r. 1 Vr.; FHA officer 1 yr.; Theater Guild 1 V1r.Pr0du1'lion Group 011101? 1 V.r; Choraliers 2 yrs; Beta Club, 2 yr5.; H0m1r00m ofilcer. 3 Vrs. . CYNTHIA ELAINE ROWELL Y-T111'115. 1 VII: FHA. 1 VT.. 0113111111. 1 V'r.; FBLA. 1 V1r.: Thealvr Guild. 1 yr.. Play. 1 yr. RITA HOWELL ll5 BRENDA JOYCE RUNNELS Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr.; French Club, 1 yr.; Medical Club, 2 yrS-; Jr. REd CFQSS, 3 yrs., officer, 2 yrs., President, 1 yr.; Jr. Civitan Club, 2 yrs., Charter member; Scxence Fair Winner, 1 yr.; Red Cross Council, 2 yrs.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs. ZANDRA BUSHING . H Wig Club. 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.. Play - Student Director, 1 yr; FBLA. 11W; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs GREGORY LUE SAEGERT P Club, 1 yr.; Football, 3 yrs.; Track, 2 yrs. CHARLENE ANN SAVAGE Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 1 yr.; Panther Pen Staff - Assistant Editor, 1 yr.; Panther Abstracts Staff - Assist- ant Illustrator. ' ALBERT ANDREW SCHA'FTGEN ' Attended another school, 2 yrs. ' . LILLIE DIANNE SELLERS . Y-Teens, 1 yr.; FHA, 2 yrs. . DEAN AVERY SHEPARD Spanish Club, 1 yr.; Jets Club, 1 y'r.; Football, 3 yrs.; Key Club, 1 yr.; Homeroom offi- cer, 1 yr. BRENDA GAIL SHEPPERD Wig Club, 1 yr.; FBLA, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. GARY HOWARD SHEPPERD ANTHONY BRYAN SIGALAS ix; BRADFORD WILLIAM SIMONS Jets Club. 1 yr.; Sportsmarfs Club, 1 yr.; Football, 2 yrs.; Basketball, 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr. ' BRENDA GAIL SINQUEFIELD Y-Teens, 2 vrs.; FHA officer, 1 yr.; Jr. Civilan Club, 1 yr.; Jr. Red Cross officer, 1 yr,; Student Co-uncil. 2 yTs.; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs. VIRGINIA SINQUEFIELD FHA. 3 yrs. ALBERT MICHAEL SISK Building Trades, 3 yrs. 2 MARY JUDITH SKINNER Y-Tecns, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr. CHARLOTTA ANN SMITH FHA. 1 yr.; Y-Tecns, 1 yr.; Medical Club, 1 yr.; Quill and Scroll. 1 yr.; Panther Pen Staff. 1 yr.; Homeroom omovr, 1 yr. JAMES SHANNON SMITH Hi-Y, 3 yrs.; Jets Club, 1 yr.; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. JAMES WESLEY SMITH Hi-Y, 3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr.; PAY, 1 yr.; Jets Club, 1 yr.; Intramurals, 2 yrs.; Home- room officer, 2 yrs. KERRIE ELIZABETH SMITH Y-Teons, 3 yrs.. officer, 1 yr.; Spanish Club, 1 yr.; Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr.; PAY, 1 ylZ: FBLA. 1 yr.; Band Theory, 2 yrs.; Band, 3 yrs.; State Band Contest, 3 yrs.; Sportsmalfs Club, 1 yr.; Wig Club, 2 yrs.; Theater Guild, 1 yr.; Student Council, 1 yr.; Honwroum officer. 3 yrs., President, 2 yrs; National Honor Society, 2 yrS-Z An- nual Staff. RANDALL EDWARD SMITH Hi-Y. 3 vs nflh-Pr, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr.; Jets Club, 1 yr.; Sportsmalfs Club, 1 fr. ll7 ll8 ROBERT DECKER SMITH Band, 3 yrs.; Band Theory, 3 yrs.; Musician of the Month. MOLLY GENE STENSLAND . Y-Teens. 1 yr; Quill and Scroll officer. 1 Vin; Panther Pen Staff. 1 yr; Panther Ab- stract Staff, 1 yr; Jr. Civitan. 1 yr.: Band.- 3 yrs; Section leader. 2 yrs; State Band Contosn 2 yrs.: Band Theory, 3 yrs; Band Scholarship 3 ERMA GAYLE STEVERSON FBLA, 1 yr.: Y-Toons, 1 yr. GEORGE LARRY STEWART Sportsman's Club. 1 yr. MAHLUN STILES ' KATHERINE IRENE STRANGE ' Y-Toona 3 yrs; FBLA. 1 yr.; PAY, 1 yr.: Jr. Civilan, 1 yr.; Intramurnls. 1 yr.; FHA. 1 yr.; Medical Club officer. 1 yr; Jr. Miss Pageant; HomeroBm Officer. 2 yrs. CYNTHIA LENORA STRAWN FHA. 3 yrs; Y-Trens. 1 yr. PHILLIP RUSSELL SlVMMERLIN P Club, 1 yr.; Football. 1 yr. ALICE GAYLE SUTHERLAND FTA, 2 vrs.; Jr. Red Cross, 3 yrs.. officvr. 1 yr; Medical Club, 1 yr; Great Books Club, 1 yrr.; Y-Teens, 2 yrs.; Jr. Cix'itan. 1 wt: Musical, 1 yr.; Homeroom offlrvr, 1 yr. . RUDOLPH GEORGE SWENSEN, JR. FBLA: 1 yr.; Wig Club. 1 yr; Science Fair Winner. 3 yrs. DANNY RAY TAYLOR P Club. 1 yr; Football 3 yrs; 151 Team All Big Eight; Honorable Mention All Stale End; Truvk. 2 V'rs.: 11011111011111 nmcer. 1 V11: H1111 Monitor. 1 V1. .10 ANN THOMPSON Medical Club. 2 Vrs., omm'r. 1 Vin; FBLA. 1 V'r.; FHA. 1 Vr.; lntramurals. 2 V'rs.; Homeroom officer. 2 yrs. LESLIE GLEN THOMPSON Hi-Y. 3 V'rs.; FTA, 1 V'r.; FBLA. 1 Vin, convention, 1 Via; Basketball Manager. 1 V'r.; Jr. Hismriral Sovicty, 1 V12: Wig Club. 1 yr.; Theater Guild. 1 V'r.; PAY, 1 yr.: Jr. Ro- larian. 1 V112; Student Day offlrvr, 1 yr.; Student Council. 2 yrs.; Homeroom oHiwr. 3 vrs. LESTER ROY THOMPSON JAMES TOWNSEND LINDA RUTH TRIBBLE Y-Tovns. 2 V'rs.; FBLA, 1 V112; FHA, 1 yr. BARBARA JEAN TROCHESSET FBIA. 1 V'r.; Mmliral L luh 2 VIS. officer 1 Vr.; Homemom nffimr, 1 yr ZACHARY PAUL TROCHESSEFT EVELYN EVON L'SRY FHA.1 V11; FBLA 2 V1's.'Me1111111Club 1 V'.:r Jr Red C1055 lyn MICHAEL ALLEN VONKANEL PAY. 2 V1s.. President 1yr.; Jr. Civitan 2 V15; .11. Historical Society, 1 yr.; FTA 0f- f11 er 1V1: Baseball 1yr.;Qu1llandSuolI 1Vr.: Pan1111-rPen Staff 1yr.; Chmaliers, 7rVrs..uli'111r 1V.;r BoVs Quartet 1yr.:M1x1dQu.11tel1Vr.;StudentC0ndu1lor. 1 bupm 101 1111ing ! District Choral Festixal. Il9 I20 DALE STEWART WADE Sportsman s Club 1 yr. MICHAEL EU GENE WALDROP Sporlsnmn s Club. 1 yr.; Jr. Civitan 2 Vrs.:KeyClub.1 yr; PAY. 2 V153 Homeroom 01111'11r.3 V'I'.'S ., Science FaLr Winner 1 yr. . JACKIE ROUAL WALKER PAY, 1 V12; Sportsmmfs Club, 2 yrs.; FBLA. l V1r.; Basketball; 1 yr. JAMES BRYAN WALKER Attended another school, 2 yrs. VERA JEAN WARD ' .SARA RUTH WATKINS .. FHA, 1 V12; Y-Tecns. 1 VL; FBLA. 2 V'rs.; Homeroom bff'wvx'. 1 yr. . ,. KEITH WAYNE WEAVER Jr. Civitan Club Pr11sid1nt 2VrsqStatcom1'1m 1Vr.; PAY 3vrs.0111';11r lVr.; Hi-Y 2yrs..Legislatur11.1V1;Jr.Hlsl11r11dlS111I11V1V.r FBLA 1V.r 11',0nV11ntinn 1y1.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; 11111at11r Guild PlaV 1 Vr.;A11nualStaif:Jr Rotarian; DAR Stat? S1holarehlp Winnczr National M rit Finalist; National Honm Society. 3 Vrs 0W1 er 1 Vr.; Class 0ff11'er.1 Vr. .. Homemom 13111511111111. 1 Vr. CLYDE HUGH WELLS Hi-Y. 2 yrs; Band, 2 yrs.; Band TheorV. l Vr.; Sportsman s Club. 1 V12; Hall Monitor; 1 yr.; Theater Guild. 1 V'r.; Panthn P1111 Staff. 1 yr. I c BRUCE STEPHEN WESTPHAL Hi- Y 2 V.'rs Wig Club 1 V .;1 Ir. Civilam Club, 2 yrs.; Jets Club. 1 V'r.: Intramurals. 1 yr. . Homeroom officer 1 Vr. b BOBBY GENE WH ATLEY 15 Sportsman 5 Club, 1 yr. BRENDA JANE WHATLEY Jr R111! Cr1155,1 111. ;,FBLA 1 vr.; Y- Teens, 1 V112;H0n111r00m officer, 1 vr.; National Honor SouielV 3 V15: .. Student C0un11il 1 V11.1 J GERALD FRANKLIN WHITMORE Sheet Metal, 1 Vr., 0111661, 1 V1.;r Homeroom officer, 2 yrs. LARRY JOE WILLIAMS Jets Club,2 .. Vrs. ., Stu111m Council, 1 Vr.;H0111111100111 ofiiccr 1 vr. 1: PATRICIA JEAN 1WILLIAMS1 FERRER FTA,1 yr; Y- 11111115,2 V1r5;B11autV1 Pageant, 1 V1r1. Choral 1 vr.; Dlsn 1111 Choral Fes- tival 1yr.;Stud111tC0ui111il.1yr.;B1ta Club, 2 V15.r oifi1cr1yr;H0mer00mofficer, 5 2 V1115.;W1105 Wl1o,1 yr. .3 k SHERYL ELANE WILLIAMS '.. Medical C1ub11mc11r,2 V1r5.; Wig Club 1 yr., Play, 1 V'.;r Y- Teens, 3 yrs.; FTA, lyr' , Jr. Red Cross 1 yr. ;C1Pal BooksClub.1 V11.; FBLA, 2 yrs. ., 11111ve11tio11,2 y15.; In- lramurals, 3 Vr5.;Homcroon1 0m111,1r 1 yr. 1 LINDA ANNE WILLIAMSON FHA, 2 V152; FBLA, 1 V112; Jr. Red Cross, 1 yr. PATRICIA ANN WILSON FTA,1 V1r.1 FBLA, 3 yr51 , Y- Term, 2 y15.; Theaur Guild,1 V1.; Wig Club 2 yrs. ., PAY,1 V1r., Library 31113111113 Club.1 Vr HSLAM 1 y12;Cr1atB110k5 Club 2 yrs.; Jr. M155 Pageant. BRENDA CAIL WOOD FHA, 3 yrs.; Medical Club, 1 V1r.; Jr. Red Cross, 1 yr. O 1 KAREN DIANE WRIGHT ,1 Y-Tcens, 1 Vr.; FBLA, 2 V1152; Homeroom officer, 1 . 1; National Honor Society, 2 yrs. MARION STEVEN WRIGHT Homeroom officer, 1 x11. l2l . Senior Favorites Ruby Kihyet - 7 and M ike Jackson, Taking the position of Class sponsors in the midst of our senior year were Mrs. Sara Maghan and Coach Clovis McKissack. The Senior Class thanks them for their guidancv and help during one of the most im- portant phases of our year - graduation. Mrs. Sara Maghan Coach Clovis McKissack l23 Just a minute. ,, The Alfresco discussion group. l24 -- 3': 131;' 33 ; , : 4. I guess they want us to line up. I lold you Yd make it. Coach! No, you are the one thafs flat. ; '24 r3 ? Alfresco discussion group. I wonder if she brought any gum. I guess they want us 10 line up. I told you rd make it, Coach! I25 I26 Star Teacher of the Year Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell Teachers BETA Teacher of the Year - Miss Barbara Ehrlich - that the lravhvrs quickly consunw. TEACHERS . . . And rctupvmte from purtivs. l27 CANDY snug Foe Jon .. toe 5:5an mom K TONDS ; Juniors lvnch tiger. . . . you name it. l29 Sara Adcock Anna Aquilar Ross Albright Alex Alkire Danny Altom .4 Roberta Altom Art Andvrson Karen Anderson Patti Anderson Dowvy Alkinson Thomas Bang Gary Bardwell Pauline Barnes Debbie Bartlett Konnoth Barlow Virginia Barlow David Beale Johnny Beard Joy Beard Mikf' Bell Bertha Bennett , . ' Bw'ky Black Linda Black '- Eldiv Blakeney Midge Boddon Kenneth Booker . Larry Booth Theresa Bosarge Carol Brown Sharon Bowem Gene Bramlett Jan Branch Mary Breeden Clyde Bridges Gary Broadus Linda Bmomc RPX Brown Joan Brvan Lonnie Burroughs Jo Ann Cmnphell Carol Cam non Craig Carson Kathy Carroll Rubt'rl Cairo, Virginia Cuuley chbie Charlton Bobbie J0 Cherry James Cline Kerry Covhran Virginia Cnmmux Jumvs Cook Nam'y Cook Jan Coullt-r Juanita 711,1urtneV Clark Crawford. Danny Cramer DPnise Crane Ron Crosby Betty Daugherty Stew Dawnport Danny Davis Dobbiv Davis John Davis Marvin Davis 010116 Davis Wanda Dmmn Jimmy Doggott Petty Dussrtl J00 Donnuway Shcrr'y Douglas Rilu Duponl Rirhurd DuBosc Larko Dyer Carl Wayne Ehlurs Brt'nda Ellell Ed Fairlvigh 4 Barbara Frrgusun r NVShiC Fly a ' ' I Susan Fnrd y o DiiVid Foslvr Lzlmunt Frrm-h Larry Fulkvrsun John Govr Earl Uilhcrl Mary Gill Johnny Class John GOIT Gloria Goodman Terry Curmun John Graham Judy ern Shirley Grern Gail Guardiu Louis Guirola Tommy Hall Eleanor Hams Lucv Hunsforrl Jimmy Huygoud Amolip Harkvv Connik' Huarn Johnny Hmlman Marlin Hegwood Martha Hewlett Billy Hickey David Hivks Mary Hirks Evie Hill Gltfndil Hill Keith Hullinsworlh Melody H01! Billy Hulvfwld Frita Hor'tun Brenda Houghton Patricia Howard Mary Alit'v Hawkins Tommy Hudson Virginia Huff Debbie Hunnings Steve Hurst Edna Mac Israel Robin Ivvy Yvonne Jackson Sandy Jerkius Bobby Johnson Mary Joinvr Mary Johnson KPiIh Jones Vinvvnt Johnson Linda Kwnum Preston King Kuwn Kinzvy Tim Lzulnitrr Stew Landrum anry LaRuv Larry Luwlcy Paul L?Bulard Debra Ll'f' WaynPIIH Luv Clyde Lighlsry Stew Lippv h David McMurray Jane Meese John Moridith Ann Miller Debbie Miller Rim MK'CIPULIOH Carla MvCluro Steve Mt-Cullum Jcrry McKinley Judy Martino Larry Massey Charles Mayo Mahlnn McAdams Mike McCary Tony Mahry Sum Maddox Anita Manning Shirley Marchant Sue Marker Tummy Marlin Debra Martino Margaret Mathis Stove Mathis Steve Long Michael Lowery LaDonna Lowry Edward Lucas Judy Lyons Donnell Millvr Thomas Miller Clcnn Mills Kathryn Mitchell Bill Moun- Hal Moors Joy; Mosquito Richard Mutt Collvvn Murphy Sandy Murphy Brad MyPrS Runnir Nash Donna Noblill Brenda Nvlsun Carol Nnrnm'l Jamal Nvlsun Kvnny Nnrwnml Tommv Norwmnl Put Oaklvy Bllvntlil 011nm James Utlnm Alonm OIiH-r Mike D.Sluulgluwssy Rolilrt Oswald Debbiv Parker Gene Parks Debbie Parr Pat Percz LH' Prlvrzcll Javk PiPkPH Susan Pittman Donnie Pollard Bessie Poole Kenneth Pool Tony P0010 Gerald Powell Mike PrPsIridgo y. ' 4;; AK Preslun Pl'il'e Cindy Prince Pal Prnssvr Pal Pugh Carl Randal Jov Purdy Stvw Rankin David Rasm Torry Rvynnlds Carol Richard Juno! Rogers JnyL-e Rugrrs Mark Hohr Fonda Rouse Allm Runnels Rivhanl Rutland MikP Ryan Douglas SaUPV David Sumpsbn Vicki Sanders Darryl Sanderson Lloyd SandPrson Arlbne Savage Doris SpicPr Susio Svhumacher Terry Scott Linda Scm'cl Darlenv vaille Edie Svaman David Scurvy Ronnie Soarcy Twila Slwldnn Curlis Savors Stow Shoemaker Mark Shunlc-y Rodney Simlvll Jimmy Simonlon Jackie Slaler Charlotte 9milh Elaine Smith Javlq Smilh Jimmy Smith K2153? Smilh Sanum Smith Carolyn Snarr Jimmlx Snuw Gayle Snullwrn Susan vahessett Linda Tuvvi Pat Tuviu Mikv Vandvburg Tommy Vamlr-burg Stoplwn ThomaQ John Thornton Christine Tillman Janivv Tillman Johnny Timplel Allen Tupp Rnnnir Tuulmt? Frank Trvhvrn Jerry Trvhern Sidnry Tail Barry Thomas Larry Thomas Brmdu Thnrlun Eddie Tansil Doris Spiccr Howard Spicer Barbara Spyridon Cathy Stallings Richard Slvward Sandra Stuart Sandra Slmud Robert Slringfellow Suzcth' Szuvh Tommy Vann David Verrelt Bov Walker Sandy Walker Bony Wallace Pal Wullm-u Sharon Walkm- Hugh Wullt-rs Murlhu Ward Mika- W'ilhurn Tvrri Wilhurn Larry Warn Mzu'ly W:er Pall Wurnvr K Curl Wc-inlwrg Dt'bhiv VVhitMvn Johnny Wilkinson Kalhrrinv Wilkinson Ronnie Wilks Donald Williamson Pam Wilson Virginia Wilson Bult'h Winstoad Rim Wisvm-r Dobhiv Witt'hcn Donna Wand Starr Wood Karon Wnodall VA 1 Donald Wyatt Kathy Zvlenka Dudlvy Zoller So 519 th Fuplmmnrvs! '4' I42 Open season on Snphumorcs. I43 I44 Roy Dale Acord Tony Avosta Cindy Adams Bevky Agent Jerry Alkire J0 Nell Allday Julie Altom Rusty Anderson Guy Applewhite David Atkins Tommy Austin Larry Barlow Brenda Barnes Philip Button Mickey Baxter Norman Beale Carl Beardaman Wallauc Bmslev Darwin Brll ' Thomas Bcvillv Patti Bishop Virginia Bishop David Blackwell Deborah Blakeney Jackie Bogdahn Dixie Bonderer Jack Boren Mary Beth Bosworth Margaret Boykin Melody Bradley Mike Bradley Rickey Bradshaw Joan Bramlet Stew Breaux Burl Brclzmd Tommy Brooks Larry Brown Phillip Brown Clay Burns Dzmny Burns Bruce Burnsed Joannv Burton Slrve Carson Sammy Carter Betty Ann Castigliola Mike Cal Johnny Cauloy Richard Chenowvth John Clark Lawcda Clark Ronnie Cnlv Billy Cook Aliw' Canlry Cynthia Coon Billy Cnon Donna Coupcr Wilgiv Uurnvll Put Um Rhonda Cux tlumlxn 11min:- I45 I46 Walter Cramer David Crawford Terry Cutrer Debbra Dale Nannette Daugherty Tommy Davies Bobbye Davis Dal? 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I60 lbl F OOTBALL . PANTHER COACHES U. to rJ: Horn. Hollingshead. Smith. MvKissm-k I62 1967-68 PASCAGOULA ........... 26 McGILL ................... 33 PASCAGOULA ........... 22 PASCAGOULA ........... 34 PASCAGOULA ....... ' ...... 7 BIL'OXI .................... 28 PASCAGOULA ........... 19 PASCAGOULA ........... 21 PASCAGOULA ........... 14 MOSS POINT ............. 26 PASCAGOULA ........... 28 PROVINE ................... 0 PASCAGOULA ............. O GULFPORT ................. 7 HATTIESBURG .......... 20 LAUREL .................... 7 PASCAGOULA ............. 7 PICAYUNE ................. 0 CLARKSDALE ........... 18 MILTON ..................... 0 PASCAGOULA ........... 19 VICKSBURG ................ 9 I63 PANTHERS TRAMPLE RAMS ascagoula 9 September 8, 1967 S - 26 Provine - 0 STATISTICS PROVINE First Downs 9 Yards Rushing 104 Yards Passing 24 Passes 4-11 SCORING 6 . . . Danny Taylor on'a ten-yard pass from Rusty J Lachaussee 13 . . . Mike Vanderburg on a 52-yard punt return PAT by Earl Gilbert 20 . . . Taylor from the ten yard line . PAT by Gilbert 26 . . . MaLc Reynolds on a 53-yard pass from Kent.- . Higdon PASCAGOULA BOWS TO McGILL Mobile, Alabama - September 16, 1967 PHS 9 0 McGill - 33 STATISTICS PHS . MCGILL 19 First Downs 18 72 Yards Rushing 204 62 Yards Passing 22 11 -20 Passes 4-11 The McGill Yellowjackets struck with a grinding ground game and a solid defense to post 2; 33-0 Victory over the Panthers. Their defense was truly solid when it counted, and Pascagoula never got inside their 35 yard line. Standouts for the PHS team were Rusty Lachaussee, who completed 11 0f 20 passes, and Bruce Grimes, the leading ground gainer. 1 I64 ?GOULA WHIPS GULFPORT Pascagoula - September122, 1967 PHS - 22 Gulfport - 7 STATISTICS PHS GULFPORT 9 First Downs 8 129 Yards Rushing 135 44 Yards Passing 52 3-14 Passes 5-11 1 .Inter. Passes 0 1 Fumbles 4 SCORING 6 . . . Rusty Lachaussee from the six-yard line 12 . . . Lachaussee from the three-yard line 15 . . . Seventeen-yard field goal by Earl Gilbert 22 . . . Kent Higdon from the eight-yard mark, PAT by Gilbert .4 1 ll --. :3 ' .7 h 1 ' , J ' ... 1 w 0' 3., , W . thvmmn ?- 1 J W PHS BEATS HATTIESBURG Hattiesburg - September 29, 1967 PHS - 34 Hattiesburg - 20 STATISTICS PHS HATTIESBURG 19 F irst Downs 7 257 Yards Rushing 68 88 Yards Passing 122 4-10 Passes 8-17 2 Interceptions 1 1 F umbles 5 11-105 Penalties 5-35 SCORING 7 . . . Rusty Lachaussee from 17 yards out, PAT by Earl Gilbert 14 . . . Rodney Siedell from 5 yards out, Extra point by Gilbert 21 . . . Danny Taylor on a pass from Lachaussee, PAT by Gilbert 28 . . . Siedell from the Tiger nine PAT by Gilbert 34 . . . Bruce Grimes from the two-yard stripe I65 Pascagoula 4 October 6, 1967 PHS - 7 Laurel - 7 PHS 71 51 9-20 STATISTICS First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Interceptions F umbles Fumbles Lost SCORING PASCAGOULA TIES LAUREL LAUREL 7 107 33 4-12 . . Earl Gilbert recovered 21 Laurel fumble and raced 74 yards to score. He then kicked the PAT to tie the Tornadoes. Other outstanding performers for the Panthers were Wayne Graham, Daryl Bowman, Kent Higdon, Bruce Grimes, and Greg Saegart. All were on defense. I66 INDIANS STOP .- PANTHERS ' Biloxi - October 13, 1967 PHS - 7 Biloxi - 28 STATISTICS PHS BILOXI 5 1 First Downs 15 13 Yards Rushing 247 47 Yards Passing v 75 I 5-12 Passes 3-5 0 Passes Inter. 1 2 Fumbles 5 - 0 Fumbles Lost 2 SCORING 7 . . . Kent Higdon hit Bruce Grimeswith a screen pass play that was good for 19 yards. Crimes was run out of bounds on the one-foot 1ine,where, 0n the next play, Higdon sneaked over for the score. Earl Gilbert 7made the PAT. PHS BLASTS PICAYUNE FOR HOMECOMING VICTORY Pascagoula - October 20, 1967 PHS - 19 Picayune - 0 STATISTICS PHS PICAYUNE 15 First Downs 10 173 Yards Rushing 68 88 Yards Passing 36 2-2 Passes 3-10 2 Fumbles 1 SCORING 6 . . . Jimmy Haygood from the 12-yard line 12 . . . Kent Higdon on a five-yard run 19 . . . Danny Taylor caught a 43-yard pass from Mike Vanderburg and ran 30 yards 10 score. PAT by Earl Gilbert PASCAGOULA TAKES CLARKSDALE Pascagoula - October 27, 1967 PHS - 21 Clarksdale - 18 STATISTICS PHS CLARKSDALE 20 First Downs . 18 237 Yards Rushing 215 115 . Yards Passing 158 8-17 Passes 10-18 2 Interceptions 0 1 Fumbles 1 SCORING 7 . . . Bruce Crimes from the one-yard line after a 65- yard Panther march PAT by Earl Gilbert 14 . . . Rusty Lachaussee from the two-yard line, PAT by Gilbert 21 . . . Score came after an 80-yard drive by the team mo name available1 PAT by Gilbert 167 MOSS POINT UPSETS 7GOULA Moss Point - November 17, 1967 PHS - 19 Moss Point - 26 STATISTICS PHS MQSS POINT 16 First Downs 19 168 Yards Rushing 287 107 Yards Passing 0 8-20 Passes 022 0 Int. By 1 4 Fumbles 2 3 F umbles L051 2 SCORING 6 . . . Bruce Grimes from the nine 12 . . . Grimes scored from five yards out after a 76- yard march by the Panthers 19 . . . Grimes from the sixtebn PAT by Earl Gilbert l68 PANTHERS DOWN MILTON Pascagoula - November 3, 1967 PHS - 14 Milton - 0 STATISTICS PHS MILTON 12 First Downs 13 200 Yards Rushing 181 ., 5 Yards Passing 4 1-9 Passes 1-3 1 Interceptions 2 5 Fumbles 3 3 Fumbles Lost 2 SCORING 7 . . . Jimmy Haygood from three yards out Extra point by Earl CilberL 14 . . . Rusty Lachaussce 0n er seven-yard run PAT by- Gilbert After having been discontinued for many years, the Pecan Bowl Classic was revived this year in order to bring together outstanding teams from the North and South Big Eights. Pascagoula High School 6- 3-D and.C00per High School of Vicksburg t7-3-0t were selected to play for the ,67 Classic. The Pan- thers put the finishing touches on their unexpectedly successful season by trouncing the Cooper Greenies 28-9 at War Memorial Stadium. THE PECAN BOWL CLASSIC yd Pascagoula - December 2, 1967 PHS - 28 Vicksburg - 9 PHS 14.. 21... 28.. STATISTICS VICKSBURC F irst Downs 88 Yards Rushing 60 Yards Passing 136 Passes 6-15 Interceptions 0 Fumbles 4 Fumbles Lost 4 Penalties 2-30 SCORING . Bruce Grimes on a four-yard pass from Rusty Lachaussee PAT by Earl Gilbert . Danny Taylor on a 37-yard pass from La- chaussee PAT by Gilbert Rodney Siedell from the one-foot line Extra point by Gilbert . tno information availablet PAT by Gilbert l 69 SENIORS BRUCE CRIMES F ULLBA CK RUSTY LACHAUSSEE QUA R TERBA CK . ,9 5 CHARLES RALEY DARYL BOWMAN . CHARLES CARENO LINEBA CKER HA LFBA CK HALFBA CK a W I U - DEAN SHEPARD CENTER CAREY BRABSTON F ULLBA CK , I70 GREG SAECERT STEVE MATHIS RUSSELL SUMMERLIN GUARD GUARD GUARD LARRY COBB TACKLE BILLY GEORGE TA CKLE DAVID CAMPBELL DONNIE WALDROP DANNY TAYLOR END END END l7l I72 COACH CHARLES NELSON I After a highly successful football season, the Panthers set their sights toward basket- ball. With a victory over Lucedale, spirited fans looked forward to an exciting season. However, Lady Luck77 failed to smile on the ill-fated Panthers and Pascagoula ended the season with a 2-20 record. Although the Panthers will 1050 six seniors, the return of several lettermen is expected to boost the team to a wmnmg season next year. it v I73 SENIORS GARRY McCRANEY TOM RICHARD LARRY McCRANEY . RUSTY LACHAUSSEE WALTER HALLBERG TOMMY Bl TTOV I DREW MrAFEE I74 The PHS Golf Team had one of its finest seasons this year. Although the Panthers did not play quite up to their capabilities, they finished the season in fourth place out Of 26 teams in the Big Eight Golf Tournament. With the return of several squad members and the arrival of several junior high players, PHS should do well in the years to come. COACH CLOVIS Mt-KISSMIK I75 GOLF IS - the follow-through sand and sand-wedges expectalimi and disappointment and composure 1 I76 I COACH DOUG HORN The Panther nine had a very successful season this year, with an overall record of 20 wins and three losses. At the end of the regular season their district record was 10-1, which made them District 8 champs. They then defeated McComb 7-0 for the title of Districts 7 and 8 and took a two- game series from J ackson Wingfield for the South AA championship. In the state finals, Pascagoula overcame Fulton tthe N orth AA winneri 3-2 and 4-1 to capture the Double A State Baseball Championship e for the second year in a row! I77 Outflcld In field Pitchers Catchers I78 u e .. . .wkgwx m amwmg, ' I80 SENIORS CHARLES ARNOLD CURTIS NORWOOD WALTER HALLBERG THE PANTHER BASEBALL TEAM ccDOUBLE Ah? STATE CHAMPIONS! zhw Words cannot describe the determination of our team. Everyone goes onto the field to congratulate the boys on their 4-1 VICTORY! We,re all looking forward to 1969. the winning pitcher and the winning coach TRACK , a - . ---- n'WW The Panther thinclads had one of their finest seasons in the schoolts history. Coach Kenny Smithvs charges set several new school records and a few meet records. The highlight of the year came when twelve players qualified for the Big Eight Track EL Meet in Jackson. Although the Panthers ' I t were successful this year, the return of more than 5070 Of the entire squad indicates a better season next year. COACH KENNY SMITH I I82 TRACK IS relaV races dash ?Vle ts I83 Sophomores Juniors monZL-nm DANNY TAYLOR, ARTHUR DUMONT, PAUL CHILDRESS DENNIS ALLEN RMMOND FLEMING I84 ATHLETIC AWARDS TOM RICHARD - Basketball: Sportsmanship Award GARRY MCCRANEY - Basketball Best Defensive Player DANNY TAYLOR Football: First Team, Big Eight; Honorable Men- tion, All State; Scholarship t0 Delta State CHARLES CARENO Football: Best Defensive Back DONNIE POLLARD Football: Best Offensive Lineman CAREY BRABSTON ; Football: Scholarship to Perkinston I85 WALTER HALLBERG -'Basketball: Most Valuable Player DEAN SHEPARD 7 Football: Most Improvvd Player RUSTY LACHAUSSEE - Football: Most Valuable Player, Perzm Bowl; Scholursllip tn Tulane a LARRY COBB Football: Don Gib; son Memorial Award; Best Defensive Lineman I86 KARL RANDLE-Basket- .- ball: Most Valuable Jr. . - Player . ' . BRUCE CRIMES Fool- ball: Scholarship to Tu- lane . TOMMY BUTTON - Bas- kelball: Best Rebounder; Highest Foul Shot Per- CPnl'ng 3mm ROOM THE END OF SPORTS, ,67368 VOCA TIONS THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT o Under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Garner, the girls in the Home Economics Department learn the art of house: keeping. ., n Both theory and practical application combine to producenfulure Homemakers. I90 SE CRE T A RIAL T RAININ G Secretarial Training is a three-hour business course which prepares the students for the business world. The course also enables them to receive on-the-job training. Students operate mimeographl l9! CLERICAL T RAININ G Under the direction of Mrs. Janet Clark, the Clerical Training students are taught the skills of business English, fil'h ing, office machine operating, and stencil cutting. . ' . h Oral reports supply additional information, I92 N URSES h T RAININ G The PHS Nurses9 Training program, under the direction of Mrs. Ann Rivers, prepares senior students for the nurs- ing career. They study current nursing practices and gain firsthand experience at the nearby Singing River Hospital. J L L IND USTRIAL DRAF T IN G ' During a two-hour class the Industrial Drafting students are taught the major and minor techniques of drafting. Mr. - James Stone directs the students in this course. ' wfi! Drafting requirm careful, accurate work. 9 I94 hh A SHEET METAL SHOP r l Under the direction of Mr. Donald Carter, students participating in the Sheet Metal Trades Department study blue- ! prints, construct metal objects, and learn important shop safety measures. Mr. Lucian Langdon replacw Mr. Carter during the second semester. I95 B UILDIN G T RADES The Building Trades Department, directed by Mr. Troy Oglesbee, is one of the most useful departments in the voca- - tional department. Building Trade boys study all techniques of houge and frame building. Safety measures are a significant part of training. I96 a 4! Q ' 312423;.34 ,:. . wk ELE C TRI C SHOP Wiring problems. I97 MA CHINE SHOP ' The skills of welding, using, and servicing heavy machinery are taught in machine shop. The students are under the direction of Mr. Robert Lynn. I98 M emories 0f Clubs I99 200 Beta Club Sponsor: Miss Ehrlich JUNIOR OFFICERS President .................. David McMurray Vice President .................. Hal Moore Secretaly ................... Debbie Whidden Treasurer ................... Lucy Hansford Reporter ...................... Bev Walker Following their motto, Let us lead by serving others, the Beta Club strives to promote the qualities of scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. Eligibility is based on the individuaPs service to the school, as well as his scholastic achievement. One of the most active clubs in the school, the Beta Club fosters such projects as bulletin boards, honor rolls, special holiday decora- tions, sport spirit days, and Teacher Appreciation Week. SENIOR OFFICERS President .................. Arthur Dumont V ice President ................. Beth Farmer Secretary ...................... Nell Allen Treasurer .................... Ariel Ramsay Reporter .................... Margaret Hook C r. Junior Beta 20I Band Theory ' Sponsor: Mr. Wamsley The Band Theory Club is designed to supplement the PHS Band by increasing the students, knowledge of music theory. . ' . OFFICERS President .................Richa.rdMotf Vice President ... . . . . . A . . . . . . .Keith Hodges Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . .RonnieCrosby I n . i ll 202 Thq F rench Club increases the students, interest in the customs and culture of France. Members are required to have a knowledge of the French lan- guage. F rench Club Sponsor: Miss Van Ermengem OFFICERS President ................ Judy Ros V ice President .......... Gayle Cuardia Secretazy ............... Debbie Davis Treasurer ............... Nyshie Fly Reporter ............. Debbie Whidden Parliamentarian ........ Covington Shajp Jay Smith 203 204 . F.B.L.A. Future Business Leaders of America seeks to develop compe- tent business leadership and to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work. OFFICERS President ..................... Linda Little Sr. Vice President ....... ' ......... Steve Pugh Jr. Vice President ................. Kaye Smith Secretary ....................... Betty Bell Treasurer .................... Linda Martin Reporter .................... Bruce Overby FHA. Sponsor: Mrs. Garner Home Economics students may supplement their classroom study and projects by participation in Future Homemakers of Amerida. OFFICERS President .................. Yvonne Jackson V ice President ............... Margaret Mathis Secretary .................... Fhonda Rouse Treasurer . . -. ............... Charlotte Smith . Reporter ..................... Bertie Altom Song Leaders ................. Norma Murphy Christine Tillman Pianist ..................... Becky Agent 205 206 F. TA. Sponsor: Mr. Spradlin $.95 . x 5, t: 5 V N . kr Axt .1 J1: , i x. By being and working with teachers, members of F uture Teachers of America gain experie'nce and prepare for a profession. OFFICERS President ................. Katherine Mitchell Vice President .................. Gail Baxter Secretary .................... Cheryl Frederic Treasurer ................. Betty Lou Frederic Reporter ..................... Cathy Culley Program Chairman .............. Loretto Jenne Sergeant-at-anns ................. Boo Majure f9 Great Books Sponsor: Mrs. Howkins By providing books for use in the English department, the Great Books Club strives to promote and stimulate the reading of both classical and contemporary works. OFFICERS President ................... Linda Roberts Vice President .................. Kay Smith Secretary ...................... Pat Wilson Reporter ................... Sandra Benefield Book Chairman ................. Cathy Cauley 207 208 life. SENIOR HI-Y OFFICERS President ........... Bruce Grimes Vice President ..... Rusty Lachaussee Secretary ................... Treasurer ......... Arthur Dumont Chaplain ........... Tom Richard Hi-Y strives to promote the ideals of Christian character in school and community JUNIOR HI-Y OFFICERS President ............ Dave Kemp Vice President ....... Robert Pittman Treasurer ........... Ronnie Kent Chaplain .........'...DougPeetz Junior Hi- Y Sponsor: Mr. Newell Senior H i- Y Sponsor: Mr. Brown 209 2l0 JETS Sponsor: Mrs. Mitchell The Junior Engineering Technical Society gives to thos? stu- dents who are genuinely interested in science an opportunlty ho further their experience in some Held of science, particularly engl- neering. ' OFFICERS '7 President ......... David Bonderer Vice President ....... Charles Arnold Secretary-Treasurer ...... Larry Penton Reporter .......... Shawn Mahaffey Parliamentarian ...... Dean Shepard Junior Civitan Sponsor: Mrs. Miller The Junior Civitan Club works together to serve the public and t0 exemplify good citizen- ship to the community. OFFICERS President .................... Keith WP'JVCF V ice President ................ Lucy Hansfnrd Secretary ................... Linda Cnudman Treasurer ..................... Jean Bryan Chaplain. .................. Martin vawood Sgt.-al-arms .................. Bruce Overby 2H 2l2 Junior Historical Society Sponsors: Mrs. Cobb and Mr. Spradlin Members of the Junior Historical Society broaden their knowledgE of Mississippi History bit hav- ing interesting speakers and participating in historical essay competition at a state convention. 1 OFFICERS President .................. David Bonderer V ice President ................. Ann Graves Secretary ..................... Marcia Kemp Treasurer ................... $Carol Pearson Historian ................... 9L0retto Jenna Junior Red Cross Sponsor: Mrs. Bryant M . m; adv!!- 3 tin 9 gs. '0'. Helping by serving others is the main purpose of the Junior Red Cross. OFFICERS President . . - ................ Brenda Runnels Vice President .................. Kay Smith Secretary ....................... Pat Perez l Treasurer . ............... Brenda Sinquef'leld Reporter ................... Gayle Sutherland Parliamentarians ............... Daryl Crawford Steve Mathis Key Club Sponsor: Mr. Moote In serving the community and high school, the Key Club strives tomuild the quality ofleade;ship in its members. Projects include the sale of Key Club records and a faculty-Key Club basketball game. OF F ICERS President .................. Walter Hallbcrg Vice President ................ Rodney SiedeH Secretary .................... Bruce Overby i Treasurer .................. David Bonderer Parliamentarians ................ Bruce Grimes Drew McAfee Reporter ..................... Tom Richard 2l4 r9 Library Science Sponsor: Mrs. Moore The Library Science Club functions to promote better Library service to the students and teach- ers, and to help maintain an attractive atmosphere in the library. OFFICERS President .................... Mary Holden V ice President .................. Pat Green Secretary-Treasurer ............... Diana Baker Reporter ..................... Cathy Cauley Parliamentarian .............. Darryll Crawford 2l5 Literary M agazine Sponsors: Mrs. Winstead and Mr. Moote STAF F Editor ....................... Jo Ellen Phillips Assistant Editor ................. Molly Stensland Managing Editor ................. Tommy Gautier Illustrator ...................... Elizabeth Redd Assistant Illustrator ............... Charlene Savage EDITORIAL STAFF 5 Debbie Daughtery Brenda Parsley Darlene McPherson The literary magazine, PantherAbstracts, is pub- lished annually to display the cr'eativity 0f PHS stu- dents. It offers a variety of original literary works. 2I6 -' Medical Club Sponsor: Mrs. Ann Rivers The purpose of the Medical Club is to expose high school students to the occupations in the medical field. Various specialists speak to the members about their profes- sion. President ................ Candy Higginbotham V ice President ............... Darlene Scoville Secretary ................... Sheryl Williams Treasurer ................. Barbara Trochesset Reporter .................... Carol McElroy Parliamentarians ............. JoAnne Thompson Kathy Strange 2l7 2l8 NATIONAL To further the standards of scholarghip, leadership, Character, and service at PHS, the National Honor Society sponsors such projects as Honor Week, Spirit Week, a student-of-the-month recognition pro- gram, and a scholastiC-athletic'yaward. OFFICERS President .................... Tom Richard V ice President ............... Martin Hegwood Secretary ................... Linda Goodman Treasur'er ...................... Betty Bell Reporter ..................... Keith Weaver Parliamentarians ............. Rusty Lachaussee Larry Cobb -' P Club Sponsor: Coach Smith Boys who earn a letter In some field of sports are eligible for membership 1n the P Club. Objec- tives of the club are the Improvement of sportsmanship and the promotion of the overall athletic 1w gram at PHS. OFFICERS President .................. Walter Hallberg V we President .............. Rusty Lachaussee Secretary ..................... Tom Richard Treasurer ..................... Larry Cobb Reporter ........ ' ............ Daryl Bowman Sergeants at- -arms ................ Bruce Crimes Steve Mathis 2l9 Panther Pen Sponsor: Mr. Moote STAFF Editor ..................... Brenda Parsley Assistant Editor .............. Charlene Savage Business and Advertising Manager ...................... Allyn Topp News Editor ................ Debbie Daughtery Feature Editor ............... Jo Ellen Phillips Club Editor ................. Charlotte Smith Photographers ................... Hugh Wells Ronnie Castille Sports Editor .................. Louis Cuirola Girls h Sports ............ i ....... Ruth Calahan Copy Editor ................... David Miller Make-up Editor ............. Darlene McPherson Art Editor ................... Elizabeth Redd Artist .................... Peggy Lambertus Exchange Editor .............. Carol Ann Evans Bookkeeper ................... Pat Haygood Typist: ...................... Carol Cannon Lana Anderson Tommy Gautier Humor Editor ................ Molly Stensland Social Editor ................ Kurt Grunebcrg The monthly publication of Pascagoula High School news is the Panther Pen? It offers com- plete coverage of all school events and individu- al achievements. The staff is composed of inter- ested journalists with news coverage by all jour- nalism students. ' P.A. Y. Sponsor: Mr. Cranford Members of Patriotic American Youth learn how to fight communism, how to enjoy democracy, and how to respect the United States. Qualified speakers instruct members on the dangers of com- munism'and related subjects. OFFICERS President .................. Mike Von Kanel Vice President ................. Ruby Kihyet Secretary ....................... Betty Bell Treasurer .................... Cathy Culley Reporter .................... Bruce Overby Parliamentarian ................. Steve Pugh Progmm Chairmen ............ Betty Lou Frederic Keith Weaver 22! 222 Piano Club . Each spring the members of the club, who are the piano students of Mrs. Nancy Ainsworth, present to the public a recital of piano music. Quill and Scroll Sponsor: Mr. Moote Quill and Scroll is an honor society for high school jogrnalists. INTERNATIONAL .--. OFFICERS President .................. Debbie Daughtery Vice President ............... Kurt Gruenberg Secretau-Treusurer ............. Carol Ann Evans Reporter ................... Molly Stensland Program Chairman ................ Allyn Topp 223 224 Sheet M etal Club Sponsor: Mr. Donald Carter The members of the Sheet Metal Club study 'the development and functions of the sheet . metal trade in Mississippi. r11 addition to other projects, this group captured the title of Best Club Floath in the annual homecoming parade. - ' ' OFFICERS President ...................... Joe Smith Vice President ................. Earl Godwin Secretary .................... Tommy Poole Treasurer ................... Rickey Burnett Sergeant-at-arms ............... Harold Brown h h l i Sophamore T heory Sponsor: Mrs. Ainsworth The purpose of Sophomore Theory is to broaden the members, knowledge of music history, artists, and musical instruments. Only sophomores enrolled in piano at PHS are eligible for mem- bership. OFFICERS President ............... Betty Ann Castigliola V ice President ............... Cynthia Walker Secretmy ................. Charwayne Johnson 225 226 Spanish Club Sponsor: Mrs. Clark Spanish Club seeks to promote an interest in Latin American and Spanish customs and to make use of the Spanish learned In class. ' OFFICERS .1 President ............ Arthur Dumont Vice President ......... David McMurray Wot PicturefD Secretary .............. Margaret Hook Treasurer ............... Jean Bryan Parliamentarians ......... Carol Pearson Barbara SpyTidon Sportsman Club Sponsor: Mrs. Maghan To enlighten students about current practices in wildlife and fishery management, conservation and forestry; and to encourage the use of safety practices in hunting and fishing are the goals of the Sportsnian Club. OF F ICERS President ................... Mickey Baxter m ..:kf V ice President ................. Charles Hall w Secretary ...................... Debbie Hill Treasurer ................... Johnny Martin Reporter ..................... Tony Acosta 227 Student Council Sponsor: Coach Milstead The purpose of the Student Council is to provide a forum for stude'nt expression, to aid in thE im- provement 0f student-teacher relationships and morale, and to assist in the management of school activities. 0F F ICERS President ................. Rusty Lachaussee Vice President ................. Tom Richard Secretary ...................... Nell Allen Treasurer .................... Beth Farmer Reporter ..................... Chris Murray Parliamentarian ....... 4 ....... David Bonderer -' Theatre Guild , Sponsors: Mrs. Gautier, Miss Ehrlich, Mr. Brown, Mr. Cranford . o The Theatre Guild was established to allow interested students to learn about and participate in all phases of theater work and play production. This is done through instruction by section sponsors and by actual participation in activities planned by the section sponsors. OFFICERS President .................... Ruby Kihyet Secretary ................... Patty Anderson Treasurer ................... Jackie Bogdahn 229 Theater Guild in Action . . . Preparing, Performing, and Posing Sophomore Y- Teens Sponsors: Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Moffatt -.-, . +- The purpose of Sophomore Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in their commontlife those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. A E. fanmamasi T. 'EIIHV ,7 OFFICERS President ................. Carmen Lide Vice President .............. Bridget Kelly Secretary ................. Judy Whitaker Treasurer ................ Cheryl Fredric Reporter ................ Elizabeth Parker 23I 232 Junior Y-Teens - 4, Sponsor: Mrs. Baird The promotion of leadership and responsibility as well as ideals of personal .and social living are emphasized by this fellowship of Christian girls. OFFICERS President ................... Lucy Hansford - V ice President ............... Debbie Whidden Secretary .................... Sandy Walker Treasurer .................... Gail Guardja Reporter? ..................... Debbie Davis Song Leader ................ Patty Anderson Devotion Chairman ............ Katherine Mitchell v. Senior Y- T eens Sponsor: Miss Boland Senior Y-Teens is an organization to promote Chris- tian standards among Senior girls, emphasizing coopera- tion and friendship. OFFICERS President .................... Beth Fagmer V ice President ................... Betty Bell Secretaly ................... Christine Murray Treasurer .................... Terry Hague Devotional Chairman .............. Julia Downs Program Chairman ............... Ruby Kihyet 233 Y-Teens instructed in makeup. Pm the Junior Hi-Y Sweetheart. I got left out of the club picture. . u. 'Tide float. y Now about that deadline for the Annual copy 234 - COLORS - Red and White Class N ight - MOTTO - This above all: to thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. - FLOWER - Red Rose - SONG - Climb Every Mountain 235 Citizenship Awards SENIORS Beth Farmer Arthur Dumont JUNIORS ., ' 0 Katherine Mitchell Martin Hegwood ' SOPH 0M0 RES Charwayne Johnson Ronnie Kent 236 Girls 9 State Bev Walker. Patty Anderson, Lucy Hansford, Katherine Mitchell Boys , State Martin Hegwood, Richard Mott, Hal Moore Dramatic Awards BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR - Tom Richard; BEST ACTRESS Marcia Kemp; BACKSTAGE AWARD - Zandra Rusliing; BEST ACTOR - Daryl Bowr. man; BEST CHARACTER ROLE - Shawn Mahaffey . ' Star Student Margaret Hook FRENCH II - Stephen Slaughter; FRENCH I - 'Beverly Joiner; SPANISH Ritchie McKin. ley r 238 Business Awards I FBLA SCHOLARSHIPS s Steve Pugh, and Kathy Cauley BUSH AWARD - Suzanne Riley, Speed Typist; and Linda Williamson, Shorthand Speed Award Writing Awards WILLIAM MOOTE JOURNALISM ACHIEVEMENT AWARD s William David Miller; QUILL AND SCROLL WRITING AWARD - Shawn Mahaf- FARNSWORTH CREATIVE WRITING AWARD - Dianne Dudeck and Shawn Mahaf- fey and Gayle Guardia fey 239 Christian Leadership Awards Tom Richard ' Beth Farmer A cademic A wards 4.- CIVIC GUILD SPEECH AWARD - Terry BAUSCH AND LOMB HONORARY NHS ATHLETIC-SCHOLASTIC AWARD Hague ' SCIENCE AWARD; TULIE AND ROBERT Tom Richard N. BROWN SCHOLASTIC AWARD - An- thur Dumont 240 M usic Awards NATIONAL SCHOOL CHORAL AWARDS - Steve Hurst, Second Place; Julia Downs - PIANO AWARDS - Phyllis Burrage and B00 Majure First Place; Nell Allen, Third Place H Omemaking Awards PERSONAL GROOMING AND DEVELOPMENT Shirley Richards; NURSERY - Manha Mars; ACCESSORIES - Dianne Sellers; BETTY CROCKER AWARD - Charlott? Smith 24I 242 Scholarships Patriotic American Youth Scholarships Keith Weaver Kerrie Smith Mike Von Kanel ANOLA CLUB ENGLISH AWARD NATIONAL CURRENT EVENTS WINNER HI-JINX SCHOLARSHIP,- Nell Allen BECKY BACOT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP; BSLPW SCHOLARSHIP - Larry Williams '1 244 The Moment arrives. Climb EvHry Mountaiw, Support for the Seniors. . . . to thine own self be true . . . 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