Pascagoula High School - Panther Yearbook (Pascagoula, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1969 volume:

AL uBnARv SVSTEM 51 J JACKSDMGEORG n m m ALE, Le ?DAM 1 k, The Senioi Class of Pascagoula High School Pascagoula, Mississippi H PreSents ; THE 1969 PANTHER x e M W 1';W' .m Alma Mater We love you PHS Loyalty has proven best. Our faith will shine so bright; Smile, boys. see 1116 lzgln. So dear is our school to us, Our Alma Mater be- True lo you to the end, Dear PHS. Table of Contents Faculty ..................................... 10 Classes ...................................... 22 Features .................................... 1 16 Sports ...................................... 160 Clubs ........................ 1 ............... 191 Organizations ................................ 221 Awards..................: .................. 244 9720119. CSdfd Waygd'n ; ttgnof gfaoffy woafof 55g 590172 gnafgfdoffy 7900 0,, These words of Chaucer serve as the basis for the dedication of the 1969 PANTHER. A teacher who cannot learn is of little value in a classroom situation. In dedicating The Panther, we have chosen a person who is devoted to both the teaching and learning facets of education, Mrs. Sara Maghan. .3? 2 L2; 4 ' '. TEACHE Regr ADMINIaTRATIvON Y -vI k + I Principal Mr. Aubrey Harrell johnson As chief administrator of PHS, Mr. Johnson has found a place in the memory of all its students. Mr. Johnsonts contribu- tions to PHS and the school community include the establish- ment of the school yearbook, THE .PANTHER, a student handbook, the broadening of the high school curriculum to include sixteen new courses tfor 197m, serving as president of the state principalts association, and creating group portraits of graduating senior Classes. In this, his thirteenth and last year as principal, Mr. John- son has proved his devotion to the ideals of.a sound educational system. Pictured are: ' Mr. Johnson; , Aubrey Harrell. Jr.; Brett Alan; Barry Dale: Andrea Lynn; Mrs. Johnson. Administration J. Mr. N. P. Gautier , Mr. Aubrey Harrell Johnson Mr. H. K. Seay Superintendent of Education Asst. Superintendent of Education Asst. Superintendent of Education Mr. W. T. Avara, Jr.: Dr. Dewey Lane; R. N. Sutherland, President; Mr. John Milandin; Mr. W. B. Jones, Attorney, Mr. Crawford Dees. l3 14 Assistant Principal- Mr. Jimmy J. Mil'stead Pascagoula High Schools Assistant Principal, Mr. Jimmy J. Milstead, operates efficiently behind the scenes by keeping attendance checks, issuing passes and detentions, checking students in and out of school, and serving as spon- sor of the school student council. Seniors of 1969, it has indeed been a pleasure to have been associated with yOu and to have watched you attain a most important goal in your lives. The high scho'ol diploma opens many doors for you that would have otherwise been closed. This i achievement is important, but you should now set higher goals and strive to reach them: - - 1 It is my desire that your high school experiences have been utilized and will be - 'v i beneficial to you fogever. Always strive to be of service to your country, community, and fellow man and success will most probably follow. Many of you have made invaluable contributions to this school, staff, and fellow students; to you I would like to expressfmy sincere gratitude. I wish each of you success and happine'ss throughout your life. Sincerely, Mrs. Carrie Barret! Mr. Ernest Cropp Band Director Mr. Norman Wells PrincipaPs Office Music Department Miss Peggy Lewis Choral Director Guidance Office Vocatfonal Department Mr. James Garner Mrs. Beryl Baldridge Mrs. Nancy Ainsworth Piano Instructor Mrs. Anna Miller Mrs Mary Brown 12-1 Miss Emily Newman 12-5 Miss Grace Lovorn 12-9 Mrs. Lorraine Winstead 12-2 Miss Linda Mitchell 12-6 Mrs. Wanda McKissack 12-10 $ Mr1 John Burchfleld 12-3 Mrs Maxine Bond 12-7 MrA Keith Bell 12-11 Mrs. Elizabqth Mitchell 12-4 , Mr. M. J. Spradlin 12-8 Mr. Jerry Clark 11-1 Mr. Doug Horn 11-2 Mr. Larry -Brown 11-6 Mrs. Ann Marie Bryant 11-10 Mr. Bobby Canty 1 1-14 Mrs. Virginia Howkins 11-3 Mr. Jimmy Grissom 11-7 Mrs. Sarah Wilhite 11-11 Mrs Frances Greenough 10-1 Mrs1 Stone 1 1-4 Mrs. Lorena Cobb 11-8 Mr. Sonny Brown 11-12 Mrs. Clark 10-2 Mrs. Kay Jones 11-5 Mr. Kenny Smith 11-9 Mr. Clovis MCKissack 1 1-13 Mr. William Moote 10-3 l7 Mrs. Kathy Clark Mr. George Bosworth Mrs. Joy Hobby Mrs. Saucier . 10-4 10-5 10-6 . 10-7 .1: ' Mrs. Belinda Hurd Mrs. Bonnie Atwood Mrs. Sara Maghan Mr. Allen Hoggatt , 10-8 10-9 10-10 10-11 a I Mrs Twila Ford Mrs. Phyllis Davis Mrs. Crawford Mrs. Betty Miller 10-12 10-13 10-14 10-15 Mrs. Ann Herringtmf Mr. Ed Thurman Mr. Dutch Binion Mrs. Eley 10-16 10-17 rl' Mrs. Martha Gautier Mrs. MgtTatt Mrs. Haik Mrs. Bessie Holder Mrs. Olene Moore Mr. Troy Oglesbee Cafeteria Manager Mrs. W M Burns Mrs. Laney Mr. Johnny Walton o 2 Cafeteria Staff L x g i 2I mwrxmrnumvw 24 Senior. Class Sponsors l Assuming the duties as class sponsors this year were 0 Mrs. Lorraine Winstead and Mr. Michael Spradlin. In this, our Senior year, they successfully directed the hoat construc- tion, the yell contest, thE magazine drive and graduation. o D Mr. Miehael Spradlin' 5 2 8:... N IORS 6 2 Class Of 1969 27 DiStinction Graduates . .. Distinction graduates are those students whose averages are the top We per cent of their class. These averages are composed of grades from all four years of'high school. No extracurricular activities are considered. Stephen Blair Slaughter Katherine Ann Mitchell 28 Robert Darryl Sanderson Judy Gail Lyons Debra Allene Whidden 29 Jean Marguerite Bryan Sandra Jane Walker . Alex Ward Alkige Glenn Morris Mills, 30 Debra Joyce Parr Beverly Ann Joyner Paul Harold Moore, Jr. Samuel Craig Carson 3! Jean Marguerite Bryan Sandra Jane Walker , Alex Ward Alkiye Glenn Morris Mills, 30 Debra J oyce Parr Paul Harold Moore, Jr. Beverly Ann Joyner Samuel Craig Carson 3i Honor Graduates ' . .- - Honor graduates are those students whose averages for a four- year period are in - the five per cent immediately below the distinction graduates.0n1y academic records are considered. Lucy Aletha Hansford Elizabeth Ami Evans Shirley Jo Marchant . Bobbye J 0 Cherry Richard Albert Stewart Connie Sue QarneQ Fountain Eunice Virginia Huff 33 Carol Jean Cannon Thomas Russell Norwood s Janice FJaine Tillman . Gayle Renee Guardia 34 u. Jamf 92mg A 3: a --....-:: - s - - g - :2 0 g ' E The Hall of Fame was created for the purpose of recognizing outstanding students of the graduating class. The six seniors chosen to be in the Hall of Fame are selected solely by the faculty on the basis of overall contribution to the school. 35 36 . , I A person of unpretentious accomplishments and a great capacity for getting done that ii, 'V : n .' Q win $i , 1J2, '5 a ?WN ' ms ?WV J! which is necessary and usefu1 This isgjdufk77fdl'0f0f WOOFQ, jl . P Smllmg determination, a deep sense of responsibility, and a perpetual willingness to assist others This is gggra gffene EJZI OQI? 38 1M3? mi ?qkr .1 J$ ,,An epitome of poise and intellectual curiosity combined with a sincere concern for his fellow man This is 75012203 , 5774141912 ijeywooof ll A vital happening, spontaneous optimism, a great awareness and understanding of others...This is Eacy gfezga jfdnyforof 39 ,,Even-tempered cheerfulness, contagious good will. with talent and capacity for accom- lishment- Th' - . r'v F' p 'S '5 701117010 V4012 an Oferson ' . .1 ' j The personMcation of vitality and optimism ruled over by a strong sense of moral values This is f 5917229 $1212 $11056 Seniors 0f the Month. . These Seniors were chosen during the year by the National Honor Society to receive recognition of outstanding achievement SEPTEMBER OCTOBER x. Katherine Mitchell and Gayle Guardia and ' - Martin Hegwood Glenn Mills . I NOVEMBER DECEMBER Yvonne Jackson and . Allen Runnels and Richard Mott mot picturem ' . Judy Lyons 42 JANUARY Charwayne Johnson and Darryl Sanderson m:nmw , wm m MARCH FEBRUARY Robert Catrett and Shirley Marchant .le' . w- mg! 1.. APRIL Alex Alkire and Barbara Spyridon MAY Art Anderson and Susan Ford 7 I . Km. ,' W a.- ; w... 4'!.. 43 SARRA LYNN ADCOCK Y-Teens, 2 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr, FBLA, 1 yr, Con- vention, 1 yr; Junior Historical, 1 yr. FHA, 2 yrs.- ANNA MARIA AGUILAR FHA, 1 yr; Spanish Club, 1 yr; Homeroom omcer. 1 yr. ROSS HAROLD ALBRIGHT Spanish Club. 3 yrs; Junior Historical Society, 1 yr. ALEX WARD ALKIRE National Honor Society, 3 yrs; JETS Club, 2 yrs; Key Club, 2 yrs; Student Council, 1 yr; Science Fair Winner, 3 yrs; NHS Student of the Month. . ROBERTA LEE ALTOM FHA. 2 yrs. officer, 1 yr; Occupational Home Eco- nomics Award; PE Award; Junior Red Cross 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr, omcer. 1 yr; Y-Teens, 3 yrs; Home- room omcer 2 yrs? ARLINGTON DEANE ANDERSON JETS, 1 yr; National Honor Society, 1 yr; District Science Fair Winner; National Merit Finalist PATRICIA ANN ANDERSON Homeroom president, 3 yrs; Student Council, 2 y.rs, omcer, 1 yr; Beta Club, 3 yrs; French Club officer, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 3 yrs, officer, 2 yrs; Junior Civitzm. 2 yrs. Student Day officer, 1 yr; Folk Mu- sic dub, I yr; Chorzrlier emcer. 1 yr; District Cho- rul Festival. 3 yrs, State Festival. 3 yrs, ths Who. 1 yr, Class Beauty, 1 yr. Wig Club, 1 yr, Theatre Guild, 2 yrs, officer, 2 yrs, president, 1 yr, DAR Award, Girls3 Sate Delegate, Homecoming Court, 1 yr; Class omcerrl yr; Play extra, 1 yr, Annual StalT, 1 yr, Piano Club, 1 yr. DEWEY' WAYNE ATKISON P club. 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr, Who's Who, 2 yrs. GARY LEVON BARDWELL Theater Guild. Drafting, 2 yrs. LELA DELAINE BARDWELL 'Red Cross, 1 yr. FHA, 1 yr. Attended another school, 2 yrs. '0 KENNETH RAY BARLOW Sportsman club. VIRGINIA LEE BARLOW FHA, 2 yrs; Home Economics Secretary; Intramu- rals, Wig Club, 1 yr. CONNIE SUE BARNES Attended another school, 2 yrs; Secretarial Train- ing, 1 yr. PAULINE JESSE BARNES I DEBBIE YVONNE BARTLETT FBLA, 1 yr; French Club, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Y- Teens, 3 yrs, Wig Club, 1 yr; Theater Guild, 2 yrs; Junior Civitan, 1 yr, Homeroom omcer, 2 yrs. JOHNNY HUGH BEARD Junior Historical Society, 1 yr; Offlce Monitor, 1 yr. LAQUITA JOY BEARD Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FHA, 2 yrs; Music Theory, 1 yr. MICHAEL WAYNE BELL FBLA, 1 yr; Key Club, 1 yr; Intramurals, 1 yr. I GORDON RICHARD BELONGIA Sportsman Club, 2 yrs; Theater Guild, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr. BERTHA JEAN BENNETT FHA, 1 yr, Library Science, 1 yr. $33034 LINDA NELL BLACK FTA, 1 yr; Intramurals, 1 yr. EDITH ANNE BLAKENEY FTA, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; FHA, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 2 yrs, I . Homeroom officer 3 yrs. KENNETH MERIL BOOKER Football, 1 yr; Sportsman Club, 2 yrs. . THERESA D3VONNE BOSARGE KREBS' FHA, 2 yrs; omcer, 1 yr, Y-Teens, 1 yr. JANICE GAIL BRANCH 3 .. Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FHA, 1 yr. FBLA. 1 yr; Theater 3 Guild, 2 yrs. GARY DWAINE BROADUS ' Sportsman Club, 1 yr. . . ' LINDA KAYE BROOME Y-Tagns, 3 yrs;Banc1The0ry, 3 yrs; Junior Histori- cal Society 1 yr, Band, 3 yrs, State Band Festival, 2 yrs; Majorettc, 1 yr: Head Majorette, 1 yr; Drum Majorette, 1 yr. CAROLE ANI'VE BROWN FHA, 2 yrs. . REX ALLEN BROWN Great Books Club. 1 yr. JEAN MARGUERITE BRYAN Spanish Club, 3 yrs. oHicer. 1 yr; FTA, 1 yr, officer. ; 1 yr; Folk Music Club, 1 yr, Wig Club, 1 yr, Theatre Guild3 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 2 yrs, Science Fair Winner, Homeroom emcer, 3 yrs, Youth Congress Delegate, Beta Club, 3 xrs; Jr. Civitan, 3 yrs, officer 3 yrs, State Lt. Governor, 1 yr; Annual Staif, 1 yr. 3 RONALD ALAN BURNETT Sheet Metal Club, reporter, 1 yr. DANNY LOGAN BURNS Junior'Red Cross, I yr: Junior Historical Society, I yr; P Club, 2 yrs, Football Trainer, 1 yr, head manager, 1 yr. Basketball, 2 yrs LONNIE RAY BURROUGHS Sportsman Club, I yr. TONI YVETTE BUSTIN Homecoming Court, 2 yrs, Homecoming Queen, I yr, Who's Who. 2 yrs, Class Beauty, I yr, Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Cheerleader, 3 yrs, Head Cheerh leader, 1 yr. JO ANN CAMPBELL Spanish Club. 2 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 3 yrs, Homeroom officer, 2 yrs; Beauty Pageant, 3 yrs. Most Beautiful Runner up, 1 yr; Homecoming Court, 1 yr, FBLA, 1 yr. CAROL JEAN CANNON Panther Abstracts Staff, 1 yr, Y-Teens, 2 yrs, Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs, officer, I yr; Beta Club, I yr, Panther Pen Staff, 1 yr, Homeroom officer, 1 yr, Attended another school, I yr. KATHY DIANNE CARROLL Piano Club, 1 yr; FHA, I yr; Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Sophomore Theory, 1 yr. SAMUEL CRAIG CARSON Key Club, 1 yr, oHicer, 1 yr; P Club, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Student Council. 1 yr, 061cm, 1 yr; Beta Club, 1 yr. Football, 2 yrs. JANIE REE CARTER Folk Music Club, I yr; Junior Miss Pageant, 1 yr, Attended another school, 2 yrs. ROBERT RICKFORD CATRETT National Honor Society, 3 yrs; Candy Sale high salesman, 1 yr, NHS Student of the Month, Gamma Delta Chapter 5923 Easter Award. VIRGINIA CAROL CAULEY BOBBIE JO CHERRY Y-Teens, 1 yr, FBLA, 1 yr; FHA, 1 yr, omcer, 1 yr. JAMES ROY CLINE, 1R2 Basketball, 2 yrs: Student Council, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr. KERRY DEAN COCHRAN FTA, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; French Club. 2 yrs; Y- Teens, 3 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr; Homeroom omcer 3 yrs, President, 1 yr; Mixed Chorus, 2 yrs;'District Choral Festival, 1 yr. VIRGINIA DAR-LENE COMEAUX Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr, Theatre Guild, 1 yr, Attended another school, 1 yr. JAMES BENJAMIN COOK, JUNIOR Industrial Drafting, 2 yrs; Baseball, 1 yr, Intramu- . rals, I yr. NANCY JANE COOK ROUSE FHA, 1 yr; Library Science, 1 yr; Intramurals, 2 . yrs; Medical Club, 2 yrs ; 3' VIVIAN JANELLE COULTER Y-Teens, 3 yrs, 5officer, 1 yr; Wig Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Junior Civitan, 2 yrs; French Club, 2 yrs; Folk Music Club, 1 yr; Homeroom omcer, 1 yr; Key Club Sweetheart, 1 yr; Band, 3 yrs; Band Council, 1 yr, Section leader, 1 yr, State Band Contest, 2 yrs; thoraliers, 3 yrs, Student Director, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 3 yrs, State Festival, 2 yrs, Beauty Pageant 3 yrs, Beauty, 1 yr; ths Who 1 yr; Juniof Miss Finalist. JUANITA MIA COURTNEY FHA. 2 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr, lntramurals, 1 yr. DENISE MAE CRANE 3 RONALD HERBERT CROSBY Stage Band, 3 yrs, Band Theory, 2 yrs, State Band Festival, 2 yrs, Solo, 2 yrs, Ensemble, 2 yrs, Band officer, .1 yr, Band, 3 yrs. FRANK WAYNE CRUSE Building Trades, 2 yrs. BETTY SUE DAUGHERTY FHA, 2 yrs; Job Training, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, l yr STEPHEN CHARLES DAVENPORT Basketball, 2 yrs, Choraliers, 2 yrs, District Choral Festival, 1 yr. Stale Festival, 1 yr: Homeroom omcer. 1 yr, Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr; Student Day OFHCer, 1 yr, omce Assistant. I DANIEL H. DAVIS Sportsman Club; Homeroom officer, 1 yr. DEBORAH LYNN DAVIS French Club, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr: Beta Club, 3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 3 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs, Student Council, 1 yr, officer, 1 yr, Choraliers, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 1 yr, State Festival, 1 yr. JEWEL OLENE DAVIS FHA, 3 yrs. MARCIA RENAY DAVIS Homeroom emcerv 1 yr. Mixed Chorus. 2 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr; Y-Tecns, 3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; French Club, 2 yrs; Theatre Guild, lcyr. WANDA KAYE DENTON FBLA, 1 yr; FHA, 2 yrs. JOSEPH RAYMOND DONNAWAY Spanish Club, 1 yr; Band Theory, 1 yr, Sportsman Club, 1 yr; State Band Contest, 2 yrs, Stage Band, 1 yr; Key Club, I yr PEGGY DEE DOSSETT FBLA, 1 yr; Homeroom omcer, 3 yrs; Wig Club, I yr: Student Council, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 2 yrs; Theatre Guild, 1 yr: District Choral Festival, 1 yr. SHERRY JEANETTA DOUGLAS FHA, 2 yrs; Medical Club, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 1 yr; Wig Club, 1 yr. RITA ANN DUPONT FHA, 3 yrs; Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Wig Club, 1 yr; Homeroom omcer, 1 yr. CARL WAYNE EHLERS Who's Who, 1 yr, Sophomore Beau; Building Trades, 1 yr. BRENDA GAY ELLETT FHA, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 1 yr; FTA, 1 y? ELIZABETH ANN EVANS Quill and Scroll, 1 yr, President 1 yr; Folk Music Club, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 1 yr; National Honor Society; 1 yr, NHS Student OfIhe Month; Junior Miss Pag- eant, 1 yr; Attended another school 2 yrs. EDWARD CURD FAIRLEIGH Theafer Guild, 1 yr FTA, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; Play cast, 1 yr; Attendec; another school, 2 yrs. BARBARA LARRAINNE FERGUSON Junior Historical Society, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FBLA, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; klomeroom officer, 2 yrs. NYSHIE JANE FLY Y-Teens, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; French Club, 2 yrs, omcer, 2 yrs; Student Council, 1 yr; Homeroom ofiicer, 3 yrs; Theater Guild, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Wig Club, 1 yr; ths Who, 1 yr, B 3L PW Girl of the Month. , SUSAN FANNY FORD Y-Teens, 3 yrs, officer, 3 yrs; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs, FHA, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; Spanish Club, 2 yrs; NHS, 1 yr;.lr. Civitan, 1 yr; Jr Histori- cal Society, 1 yr, Wig Club, 1 yr; Theater Guild, 1 yr; Play, 1 yr, NHS Student of the Month; Office Worker, llylh LARRY DEAN FULKERSON Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr. CARL THOMAS GEENEN Band, 1 yr; Band Theory, 1 yr; District Choral Festival, 1 yr; Intramurals, 1 yr; Play Cast, 1 yr: Attended another school, 2 yrs. JOHN LEWIS GEER Theatre Guild, 2 yrs; Junior Historical Society, 2 yrs; Student Council. 1 yr; Homeroom Ochcr, 2 yrs, Mixed Chorus, 1 yr, Wig Club, 1 yr; Spanish Club, 1 yr; Play Cast, 1 yr. RITA COLLEEN GENDRON Spanish Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 2 yrs; YrTeens, 1 yr; Attended another school, 1 yr. I WILLIAM EARL GILBERT JOHN ARTHUR GLASS Sportsman Club, 1 yr; Intramurals, 1 yr. JOHN STUART GOFF Sportsman Club, 2 yrs; Theatre Guild Lighting Director, 1 yr. GLORIA JEAN GOODMAN FHA, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 3 yrs. C TERRY LEE GORMAN Y-Teens, 3 yrs; French Club, 2 yrs; Theatre Guild, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Homeroom President, 1 yr; District Choral Festival, 1 yr; Beauty Pageant, 1 yr. KENNETH WAYNE GRAHAM PRUDENCE MARIE GRAHAM Folk Music Club, 1 yr. JUDY ANN GREEN 7 Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FTA, 1 yr; Medical Club; FHA; .' FBLA; Intramurals; Jr. Historical Society, Jr. Red 1 Cross; Homeroom Officer, 1 yr. SHIRLEY ANN GREEN Y-Teens, 1 yr. . GAYLE RENEE GUARDIA Y-Teens, 3 yrs, omcer, 3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Junior Civitan, 2 yrs, Convention, 1 yr; National Honor Society, 2 yrs, Convention 1 yr; Choraliers, 3 yrs, Sextette 1 yr, omcer, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 3 yrs, State Festival, 3 yrs; Theatre Guild, 1 yr, omcer, 1 yr; French Club, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr, Folk Music Club, 1 yr; Quill and Scroll Literary Award, 1 yr; Student Day Officer, 1 yr; NHS Student ofthe Month; Homeroom offIcer, 3 yrs; Annual Staff, 1 yr. , TOMMY VINEENT HAM. q JETS, 3 yrs; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Play Cast, 1 yr. , KENNETH RAY HANCOCK . . Building Trades, 3 yrs; Sportsman Club, 2 yrs; Great Books Club, 1 yr; Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr. - ,. LUCY ALETHA HANSFORD . Beta Club, 3 yrs, officer, 2 yrs; Student Council, 2 3 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 3 yrs, officer, 3 yrs, President, 2 yrs; Folk Music Club, 1 yr, President, 1 yr; French Club, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; Jr. Civitan, 2 yr$ omcer, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr, officer, 1 yr, Play Cast, 1 yr; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs, Presi- dent, 1 yr; Class officer, 2 yrs; ths Who, 1 yr; Choraliers, 3 yrs, officer, 1 yr, sextette, 3 yrs, sec- tion leader, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 3 yrs, State Festival, 3 yrs; GirlsLState Delegate; B 8: PW Girl of the Month; Beta Follies Winner, 1 yr; Stu- dent Day official, 1 yr; Annual Staff, 1 yr. . ' DANNY DEE HARPER Sportsman Club, 2 yrs; Building Trades, 3 yrs. - JIMMY RAY HAYGOOD P Club, 2 yrs; Baseball, 2 yrs; Football, 3 yrs, All Big 8, 1 yr, Team Captain, 1 yr; Key Club, 1 yr3 o 2 JOHN L'CONNOR HEDMAN, JUNIOR THOMAS MARTIN HEGWOOD NHS, 3 yrs, omcer, 2 yrs, President, 1 yr, conven- tion, 2 yrs; Choraliers, 3 yrs, officer, 1 yr, section leader, 2 yrs, Choral award, 1 yr, Boys quartet, 2 yrs, Mixed quartet, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 2 yrs, State Festival, 2 yrs; Key Club, 3 yrs, officer, 1 yr, Student Council, 2 yrs; Junior Civitan, 3 yrs, officer, 1 yr, State emcer, 2 yrs, convention, 2 yrs; homerbom officer, 3 yrs; president, 2 yrs; class officer, 1 yr, Who's Who, 1 yr; Boys' State Dele- gate; Citizenship Award, 2 yrs; NHS Student OfIhe Month; Student Day omcer, Theatre Guild, 1 yr, Play cast, 1 yr, Youth Congress, 1 yr. MARTHA ELLEN HEWLETT Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FTA, 1 yr; FHA, 1 yr; Medical Club, 1 yr; Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr. Jr. Red Cross, 1 yr; Spanish Club, 1 yr, Intramurals, 2 yrs. WILLIAM HENRY HICKEY, JUNIOR French Club, 3 yrs; Sportsman Club, 1 yr MARY ELIZABETH HICKS Homeroom ocher, 3 yrs: WhoXs Who. 1 yr; FHA. 2 yrs; Sportsman Club, 1 yr. French Club, 1 yr, Jr. Civitan, 1 yr, Y-Teens, 2 yrs; Intramurals, 1 yr2 I JAMES MONROE HIGHTOWER Key Club, 1 yr, Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr; Intramurals, 1 yr; Homeroom Officer. I yr. EVIE MAE HILL MELODY RAE HOLT Junior Red Cross, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; FHA, 2 yrs. FREDIA MAE HORTON Y-Teens. 2 yrs; FHA. 1 yr, FBLA. 1 yr 1 BEATRICE HOWARD VENUS JEANETTE HOWARD Junior Red Cross, 1 yr; PAY. 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FHA, 3 yrs. Intramurals, 3 yrs JULIENNE HOWELL Red Cross, 1 yr, Y-Teens, 1 yr, Attended another school, 2 yrs. MARY ALICE HOWKINS Homeroom oificer, 1 yr; Spanish Club, 3 yrs; Great Books Club, 2 yrs; Junior Civitan, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr, Stage assistant, 1 yr; Band, 3 yrs, Section leader, 2 yrs, State Band Contest, 2 yrs, Band Theory, 2 yrs; Lab Club, 2 yrs. THOMAS VARDEMAN HUDSON Great Books Club, 2 yrs, officer 1 yr. EUNICE VIRGINIA HUFF Homeroom emcer, 3 yrs; Secretarial Training Award, 1 yr. CHARLES STEPHEN HURST Choraliers, 3 yrs, omcer, 3 yrs, President, 1 yr, accompianist, 3 yrs, Boys' Quartet, 3 yrs, Mixed quartet, 2 yrs, Superior So.loist, 2 yrs, Student Di- rector, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 3 yrs, State Festival. 3 yrs, Choral Award, 2 yrs, Musician of the Month; Science Fair Winner; French Club, 1 yr; Key Club, 3 yrs, emcer, 1 yr; Jr. Civitan, 3 yrs, omcer 1 yr; Jr. Lion; Wig Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr, play cast, 2 yrs, Folk Music Club, lyr, Bela Follies Winner, 2 yrs, Homecoming Court, 1 yr; Who's Who, 2 yrs; Annual Staff. EDNA MAE ISRAEL FHA. 2 yrs; Training Program, 1 yr. :- ROBIN VICTORIA IVEY Y-Teens, 2 yrs; Band, 3 yrs, Band Theory, 3 yrs, State Band Contest, 2 yrs, Solo and Ensemble Con- testaz yrs. Homeroom officer, 1 yr. 5 YVONNE JACKSON Jr. Civitan, 3 yrs, omcer, 2 yrs, State officer, 1 yr, Theatre Guild, 1 yr, Play cast, 1 yr, Wig Club, 1 yr; NHS, 2 yrs, reporter, 1 yr, convention, 1 yr, NHS Student ofthc Month; Folk Music Club, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; FHA, 2 yrs, President, 1 yr; FTA, 2 yrs, President, 1 yr; Junior Miss Finalist; Choraliers, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 1 yr. State Festival, 1 yr; Student Council, 1 yr, Homeroom officer, 3 yrs, President, 1 yr. SANDRA JO JERKINS Wig?y Club, 1 yr.; Y-Teens, 3 yrs.; Homeroom . Officer, 2 yrs.; FBLA. 2 yrs.; Intramurals,. 2 yrs. ARLAN RICHARD JOHNSON BOBBY LEE JOHNSON FBLA, 1 yr, Science Fair Winner, 1 yr. DEBORAH CHARWAYNE JOHNSON District Piano Festival, 3 yrs; District Choral Fes- tival, 2 yrs, State Festival, 1 yr; Science Fair Win- ner, 2 yrs; Citizenship Award, 1 yr; Class emcer, 1 yr, Piano Club, 3 yrs, officer, 3 yrs, Piano Theory Club; 2 yrs, President, 2 yrs; Spanish Club, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 3 yrs; Sportsman Club, 1 yr, Student Council, 1 yr, Beta Club, 2 yrs; PAY, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Folk Music Club, 1 yr; 2 Choraliers, 1 yr, accompianist, 1 yr; Lions Club V Sweetheart, 1 yr; Musician of the Month; NHS Student of the Month, Homeroom officer, 3 yrs. MARY EVELYN JOHNSON Homeroom officer, 1 yr; FHA, 2 yrs; Intramurals, 1 yr2 ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON, IV Sportsman Club, 1 yr; Football, 1 yr; Choraliers, 1 2 yrs: Folk Music Club, 1 yr; Homecoming Court 1 yr, Attended another school 1 yr. - LLOYD KEITH JONES FBLA, 1 yr. Science Fair Winner, 1 yr. RITA ANNETTE JON ES BEVERLY ANN JOYNER French Club, 1 yr; French Club Outstanding Stu- ' dent Award, attended another school 1 yr2 LINDA DIANE KEENUM FHA, 2 yrs: Bela Follies, 1 yr. 0 JOHN PRESTON KING Spanish Club, 3 yrs, president. 1 yr; Theory Club 2 yrs; Key Club. 2 yrs, Junior Civitan. 1 yr; Beta Club. 1 yr. Junior Historical, 1 yr. officer. 1 yr; Band. 3 yrs; Homeroom omcer, 3 yrs, president, 1 yr. KAREN SUE KINZEY Homeroom officer, I yr; Y-Teensv 2 yrs, FBLA, 2 yrs: Wig Club. 1 yr. ANITA KAREN KNIGHT FBLA, 1 yr; Attended another school, 2 yrs. ROBERT JEWEL KYZAR O KATIE CELESTE LADNIER FHA, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Wig Club, . 1 yr; Intramurals, 1 yr; PE Tumbling Award, 1 yr. LARRY FRANKLIN LAWLEY Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Panther Pen Staff, 1 yr; pivil Air Patrol, 3 yrs. I PAUL MONROE LEBATARD m Sportsman Club, 2 yrs; FBiLA, 1 yr; Inlramurals, ' ' Ox 2 yrs. ' 4 - 1 DEBRA ANNE LEE ' 1 FHA, 3 yrs, offlcer: 1 yr; Sportsman Club, 2 yrs; . 'n f Intramurals, 1 yr; Wig Club, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; I ths Who, 1 yr. . '- o ' CLYDE FREEMAN LIGHTSEY Sportanan Club, 3 yrbs; FBLA, 1 yr; Intramurals, 1 yr; Student Council, 1 yr STEPHEN BRADBURY LIPPE Football. 2 yrs. letter, 2 yrs; Track, 2 yrs, letter, 2 yrs; P Club, 3 yrs. FRANCIS MICHAEL LOWERY FBLA, 1 yr; PAY, 2 yrs. JUDITH GAIL LYONS National Honor Society, 2 yrs; Homeroom omcer, 1 yr; Attended another school 1 yr 0 MAHLON PAUL McADAMS MICHAEL WAYNE MCCAREY FBLA, 1 yr; Junior Historical Society, 1 yr; Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Intramurals, 2 yrs, PAY, l yr2 DAVID CLARK McMURRAY Key Club, 2 yrs; Spanish Club, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; Band, 1 yr; Basketball team, 2 yrs, Beta Club, 2 yrs, President, 2 yrs; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs, President, 2 yrs; Junior Civitan, 1 yr; P Club, 1 yr. JERRY NEAL MCKINLEY JAMm ANTHONY MABRY Band Theory, 2 yrs, Band, 3 yrs, Solo and Ensem- ble Contest, 2 yrs, State Band Contest, 2 yrs; Sportsman Club, I yr; Student Council, 1 yr; Band Camp, I yr. SARAH JEAN MADDOX Class officer, I yr; Y-Teens, 2 yrs, President, 1 yr; Homeroom President, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; Who's Who, 1 yr; Beauty Pageant, 1 yr. JERRY M. MAGEE Sportsman Club, 2 yrs; FBLA, l yr. ANITA LOUISE MANNING Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Wig Club, 1 yr; TheatreGuiId, 1 yr; Junior Historical Society, 1 yr; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr. 3 SHIRLEY JO MARCHANT National Honor Society, 3 yrs; Medical Club, 1 yr; Folk Music Club, 1 yr; Choraliers, 2 yrs; District Choral Festival, 3 yrs, State Choral Festival, 2 yrs; NHS Convention. 1 yr; Science Fair Winner, 2 yrs. SUE LYNN MARKER FBLA, 1 yr, Medical Club, 1 yr, officer, 1 yr, At- tended another school, 2 yrs. THOMAS MARVIN MARTIN Football, 2 yrs; Track, 2 yrs; Key Club, 2 yrs; Sportsman Club, 2 yrs, Hi-Y, 2 yrs, Covention, I yr, Homeroom officer, 1 yr3 JUDY MARTINO LLOYD LAMAR MAYO Folk Music Club, 1 yr. MARGARET JANE MEESE Theatre Guild, 2 yrs; FHA, 2 yrs, Y-Teens, 2 yrs. . JOHN WILLIAM MEREDITH FBLA, 1 yr; Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr; Sportsman Club, 1 yr. DEBORAH JO MILLER Y-Teens, 3 yrs: FBLA, 1 yr; Wig Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr. EUNICE DIANELL MILLER FHA, 3 yrs; CO-ED Correspondent, 1 yr. THOMAS LEE MILLER, JUNIOR NHS. 3 yrs, convention, 1 yr; Junior Historical Sociefy, 1 yr; Band Theory, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; Stud$nl Council, 1 5W; Spanish Club. 3 yrs; Key Club, 2 yrs; Jr. Civitan, 1 yr, Band, 3 yrs. GLENN MORRIS MILLS Golfteam, 1 yr; Science Fair winner, 2 yrs; Junior Historical Society, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Play Cast, 1 yr; JETS, 1 yr, Spanish Club, 2 yrs; Lab Club, 1 yr; Art Club, 1 yr; Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr, officer, 1 yr; NHS, 3 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; Annual Staff. 1 yr; Star Student; Key Club, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Jr. Civitan, 3 yrs. KATHERINE ANN MITCHELL Annual Staff editor, 1 yr; NHS, 3 yrs, officer. 1 yr. convention, I yr, Student Council, 1 yr; Class omcer, 1 yr; Jr. Civitan, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; FTA, 2 yrs, President, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 3 yrs. officer, 3 yrs; Theatre Guild, 1 yr, emcer, 1 yr; Folk Music Club. 1 yr; Homeroom officer, 3 yrs, Choraliers, f yr. officer, 1 yr, Girls sextette, 1 yr, District Festival, 3 yrs. Stale Choral Festival. 1yr;Wh03s Who, 1 yr; Citizenship Seminar; G'lrls3 State Delegate, High School Bowl Captain; National Merit Finalist; Wh03s Who iKHigh School; Citzenship Award. 2 yrs. PApL HAROLD MOORE, JR. Annual Stah editor, 1 yr; Beta Club, 3 yrs, officer, -2 yrs, convention, 3 yrs; Jr. Civitan Club, 3 yrs, president, 1 yr; Key Club, 3 yrs; Folk Music Club, I yr; Spanish Club, 2 yrs; Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr; Wig Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Play Cast, 2 yrs; Lab Club, 1 yr, Art Club, 1 yr; Homeroom omcer, 3 yrs; band, 3 yrs, section leader, 3 yrs, band council, 1 yr: State Band contest, 3 yrs, student director, 1 yr; Choraliers, 2 yrs, sectional leader, 2 yrs, Boys3 quartet, 1 yr, Mixed quartet, 1 yr, stu- dent director, 1 yr, officer, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 2 yrs; State Festival, 2 yrs; B0ys2 State Delegate; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr; Typing Award, 1 yr. JOSE ANTONIO MOSQUITO P Club, 2 yrs; Basketball, 2 yrs; Baseball, 2 yrs; Student Day otficial, 1 yr3 COLLEEN MARGARET MURPHY FHA, 2 yrs. SANDRA ANN MURPHY FBLA, 1 yr; FHA, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 1 yr; Spanish Club, 1 yr; Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr2 MALCOLM BRADFORD MYERS Sportsman Club, 1 yr, Intramural, 2 yrs. RONNIE GLENN NASH Sheet Metal Club, 2 yrs; Sportsman Club, 1 yr; Intramurals, I yr. BRENDA ANITA NELSON Theatre Guild, 2 yrs, Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr. DONNA KAY NOBLITT Y-Teens. 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Piano Club, 1 yr, FHA, 1 yr. . CAROL LANE NORFLEET Beta Club, 1 yr; convention, 1 yr, Annual staIT, 1 yr; Youth Congress, 1 yr; High School Bowl; Who's Who in High Schools; Spanish Club, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr, Jr. Historical Society, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr, Play Cast. 1 yr. Science Fair Winner, 1 yr; Student Day 0115. cial, 1 yr; National Merit Finalist. KENNETH GERARD NORWOOD Basketball, 1 yr; Track, 3 yrs, Key Club, 2 yrs; P Club, 1 yr; National Honor Society, 3 yrs; Home- room omcer, 2 yrs, President, 1 yr; Play Cast, 1 yr; NHS Convention, 1 yr THOMAS RUSSELL NORWOOD FTA, 1 yr; Key Club, 2 yrs; NHS, 1 yr; Homeroom officer, 1 yr; Intramurals, 1 yr. PATRICIA ANN OAKLEY Y-Teens, 3 yrs, officer, 1 yr; FHA, 2 yrs; Junior Civitan, 2 yrs. FBLA, 1 yr; Wig Club, 1 yr; Home- room offlcer, 1 yr; Beauty PageanL 1 yr. BRENDA JOYCE ODOM Y-Teens, 1 yr; Great Books Club. 1.yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; Festival of Arts, 3 yrs; State Art Winner; Set designer for Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Play Cast. 1 yr. JAMES MART ODOM MICHAEL DENNIS O'SHAUGHNESSY Intramurals, 2 yrs; FTA, T yr. - ROBERT H. OSWALD, JUNIOR Science Fair Winner, 1 yr; Spanish Club, 2 yrs. . DEBRA JO PARKER Y-Te'ens, 2 yrs, Junhior Historical Society, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; Student Council. 1 yr; Wig Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild. 1 yr CYNTHIA DIANNE PARNELL FHA. 1 yr; Y-Teens. 1 yr, JACK COLLE PICKETT Homeroom officer, 1 yr; Sportsman Club. 1 yr; Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr; Spanish Club, 2 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 2 yrs; Play Cast, 1 yr; Intramurals. 1 yr; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr; Panther Pen SlatT, Pyr; Beauty Pageant Escort, I yr; Mr. PHS Fashion; Football, 1 yr; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr. - JERRY DALE PITTMAN SUSAN ELIZABETH PITTMAN Homeroom officer, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 1 yr. DONALD GENE POLLARD Student Council, 1 yr; P Club, 3 yrs; President, 1 yr; Fdotball, 3 yrs; All Big Eight, 1 yr; Track, 1 yr; Baseball, 1 yr; Homeroom president, 2 yrs; Out- standing Lineman, 1 yr. BESSIE DIANNE POOLE FHA, 3 yrs,- Y Teens, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr. WILLIAM ANTHONY POOLE Sportsman Club, 1 yr; Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr; Basket- ball, 2 yrs. ROBER ! MICHAEL PRESTRIDGE Sportsman Club, 1 yr; Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr, officer, 1 yr; Homeroom officer, 1 yr; Intramurals, 1 yr. PRESTON LEONARD PRICE III Sportsman Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 2 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr; Play Cast, 1 yr; Mr. PHS Fashion; Intramurals, 1 yr; Football, 2 yrs; Golf, 3 yrs; Bas- ketball, 1 yr; Jr. Historical Society, 2 yrs; Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr. CYNTHIA BROOKS PRINCE Y-Teens, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; Band, 3 yrs; Band Theory. 1 yr; State Band Festival, 2 yrs. PATRICIA LYNN PUGH Y-Teens, 1 yr; FHA, 2 yrs; Homeroom emcer, 2 yrs. ROGER GORDON QUINN Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr; Intramurals, 3 yrs; Sportsman Club, 1 yr. ALLEN KARL RANDLE P Club. 2 yrs: Basketball, 3 yrs, Basketball award, 1 yr; Homeroom officer, I yr; Sportsman Club, 1 yr. DAVID WAYNE RASCO P Club, 2 yrs; Football, 2 yrs. PERRY L. RODGERS Sheet Metal Club, 2 yrs; Great Books Club, 1 yr. JANET ROGERS Y-Teens, 1 yr; FHA, 1 yr; Folk Music Club, 1 yr; Panther Pen Staff, 1 yr. - JOYCE ROGERS Y-Tcens, 1 yr; FHA, 1 yr; Folk Music Clubul yr; Panther Pen Staff, 1 yr. MARK CLAR-KE ROHR Track, 2 yrs; Sportsman Club, 1 yr; Key Club, 3 yrs; Football, 2 yrs; Homeroom omcer. 1 yr; Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr, omcerzl yr. FONDA LEE ROUSE FHA, 2 yrs, officer, 2 yrs; NHS, 3 yrs; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs; Spanish Club, 1 yr. ; FRED ALLEN RUNNELS Homqroom omcer, 3 yrs; Junior Civitan, 2 yrs; Key Club, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; National Honor So- ciety, 2 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr; Junior Historical So- ciety, 1 yr; FTA, 1 yr; Spanish Club, 2 yrs. VICKI LYNN SANDERS FHA, 2 yrs; Junior Red Crdss, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 1 yr. ROBERT DARRYL SANDERSON NHS, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; FTA, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Key Club, 1 yr; Junior Civitan, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; NHS Student 0fthe Month; Folk Music Club, 1 yr; District Choral Festival, 1 yr, State Choral Festi- val, 1 yr, Choraliers, 1 yr, Attended another school, 1 yr. 1 ARLENE QUAY SAVAGE Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FBLA, 2 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr; Choraliers, 1 yr, accompianist, 1 yr; Folk Music Club, 1 yr,Junior Miss, 1 yr; District Choral Festi- val, 1 yr, Theatre Guild, 1 yr; ths Who, 1 yr, Beta Follies, Mrs. JOHN MALTA SAVAGE SUZANNE SCHUMACHER FHA, -3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Great Books Club, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 1 yr; Junior Red Cross, 2 yrs. LINDA GAIL SCOVEL EDITH ADRIANNE SEAMEN Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FBLA, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; FHA, 1 yr: Theatre Guild, 1 yr, Panther Pen Staff, 1 yr. I GEORGE RONALD SEARCY Band, 2 yrs, Band Theory, 2 yrs; Great Books Club, 1 yr. CURTIS ALAN SEVERS MARC EVAN SHANLEY DARLENE JOY SHELDON RODNEY ALLEN SIEDELL Homeroom omcer, 2 yrs, President, 2 yrs; Class officer, 2 yrs, President, 1 yr; Student Council, 2 yrs; Key Club, 3 yrs, officer, 2 yrs, president, 1 yr; P Club, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Who's Who, 3 yrs; Hall monitor, 2 yrs; Baseball, 3 yrs, letter, 3 yrs; Basket- ball, 2 yrs. letter, 1 yr; Football, 3 yrs, letter, 2 yrs, Beta Club, 1 yr. STEPHEN BLAIR SLAUGHTER JETS Club, 3 yrs, oHicer, 1 yr; Jr. Civitan, 1 yr; Folk Music Club, 1 yr; NHS, 2 yrs; Key Club, 1 yr, Science Fair Winner, 3 yrs; Basketball, 1 yr, Play Cast, 1 yr, Sportsman Club, 1 yr; Choraliers, 1 yr, Band, 1 yr; French Club, 2 yrs; Lab Club, 1 yr; French Award, 1 yr. CHARLOTTE JANE SMITH Y-Teens, 2 yrs; Homeroom officer, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; FHA, 3 yrs, omcer, 3 yrs, president, 1 yr; Crisco Homemaking Award, 1 yr. HELEN ELAINE SMITH Y-Teens, 3 yrs; Spanish Club, 2 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 2 yrs; Library Assistant, 1 yr; Choraliers, 3 yrs, omcer, 1 yr, Sextette, 1 yr, Mixed Quartet, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 3 yrs, District Soloist, 1 yr, State Choral Festival, 3 yrs. - JACKY SMITH Band, 3 yrs, Band Theory, 3 yrs, Band Contest, 2 yrs, Stage Band, 3 yrs, Solo-Enscmble Contest, 1 yr. KAYE FRANCIS SMITH FBLA, 2 yrs, Convention, 1 yr, officer, 2 yrs, presi- dent, 1 yr, Typing Award; Shorthand Award; Jr. Red Cross, 1 yr, omcer, 1 yr; Great Books Club, 1 yr, officer, 1 yr; Student Council, 2 yrs; Home- room offlcer, 3 yrs; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Homecom- ing Court, 1 yr; Beauty Pageant, 1 yr; Class officer, 1 yr. JAMES LUTHER SNOW SHIREEY GAIL SOUTHERN Junior Historical Society, 1 yr; attended another school, 1 yr. HOWARD GRAYLEN SPICER . Great Books Club, 1 yr. 5 gBARBARA LEE ANDREA SPYRIDON Spanish Club, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 3 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; Wig Club, I yr; Theatre Guild, 2 yrs, play cast, 1 yr; FHA, 1 yr; National Honor Society, 1 yr; Beauty Pageant, 2 yrs; Homeroom omcer, 2 yrs; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award, 1 yr. KATHY JEAN STALLINGS Y2Teens, 2 yrs, Future Homemakers of America, 3 yrs. RICHARD ALBERT MASSEY STEWART Ii Spanish'Club, 2 yrs; National Honor Society, 3 yrs, Key Club, 2 yrs, Senior Hi-Y, 1 yr, officer 1 yr. '9 SUZETTE MARIE SZUCH LARRY W. THOMAS FBLA, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Quill and Scroll, 1 yr. emcer, 1 yr; Play Cast, 1 yr; Quill and Scroll Writing Award, 1 yr; Beta Follies Master of Ceremonies 1 yr; Folk Music Club, 1 yr; Panther Abstrabts, 1 yr, editor 1 yr. STEPHEN HOWELL THOMAS Junior Historical Society, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 2 yrs; Band, 1 yr; Band Theory, 1 yr; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr; Play Cast, 2 yrs. BRENDA KAY THORNTON Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FHA, 2 yrs; Homeroom Omcer, 1 yr. JOHN JOSEPH THORNTON Football, 3 yrsJetter. 2 yrs. All Big 8 Honorable mention; All American Honorable Mention, All State, 1 yr; Track, 3 yrs, letter, 3 yrs; P Club, 3 yrs; Key Club, 1 yr; ths Who, 2 yrs; Hall Monitor, 2 yrs; Homeroom omcer, 2 yrs; Student Day offl- cial, 1 yr. CHRISTINE ROSE TILLMAN Y-Teens, 3 yrs; District Choral Festival, 2 yrs; Great Books Club, 1 yr, president, 1 yr; Art Festi- val winner, 1 yr; FHA, l yr; Folk Music Club, 1 yr. JANICE ELAINE TILLMAN Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FHA, 1 yr, National Honor So- ciety, 3 yrs. ALLYN LEE TOPP Wig Club, 1 yr; Junior Civitan, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr; Quill and Scroll, 2 yrs, officer, I yr; French Club, 1 yr; Folk Music Club, 1 yr; Panther Pen, 2 yrs, editor, I yr, THE PAGE Coiumnist 2 yrs; Mixed Chorus, 3 yrs, District Choral Festival, 2 yrs. SUSAN ELIZABETH TROCHESSETT FBLA, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 2 yrs; Library Assistant, 2 yrs: Jr. Historical Society, 1 yr, Red Cross, 2 yrs, Medical Club, 1 yr FBLA, 1 yr: District Choral Festival, 2 yrs: District Science Fair, 1 yr. LINDA MARIE TUCEI Y-Teens, 2 yrs; Wig Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr. PATRICIA ANN TUCEI TOMMY LAMAR VANDERBURG Sportsman Club, 2 yrs; P Club, 3 yrs; Baseball, 3 yrs, letter, 3 yrs. WILLIAM MICHAEL VANDERBURG Football, 3 yrs, Track, 1 yr; Letterman, 3 yrs; P Club, 3 yrs; ths Who, 1 yr. I THOMAS ALLEN VANN Wig Club, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr, Play Cast, 1 yr; Junior Historical Society, 1 yr; District Choral Festival, 1 yr; FTA, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr. BEVERLY JEAN WALKER Annual StaiT, 1 yr; Y-Tecns, 3 yrs, omcer, 1. yr; - Student Council,.2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Beta Club, 3 yrs, omcer, 2 yrs; Homeroom ocher, 3 yrs, presi- dent, 1 yr; Spanish Club, 1 yr; Jr. Civifan Club, 2 yrs; Theatre Guild, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; Class officer, 2 yrs; President, 1 yr; Girls' State Delegate, Beauty Pageant, 3 yrs; Hdmecoming Maid, 1 yr, B 8: PW Girl ofthe Month; Cheerleader, 1 yr; omcer, 1 yr; Miss PHS Fashion. SANDRA JAYNE WALKER Annual Staff, 1 yr; Panther Pen, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Play cast, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 3 yrs, officer, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Homeroom omcer, 2 yrs; Beta Club, 1 yr, Beauty Pageant, 1 yr, Miss PHS Fash- Ion. BETTY JEAN WALLACE FTAJI yr; Piano Club, 1 yr; Folk Music Club, 1 b yr. PATRICIA ANN WALLACE Student Council, 1 yr; Cheerleader, 1 yr; Beta Club, 3 yrs; Annual Staff, .1 yr; Student Day Offi- cal, 1 yr; Choralier 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 1 yr, State Festival, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; Class omcer, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 2 yrs, Miss PHS Fashion. MARTHA LOU WARD FHA, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 1 yr; FTA, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 2 yrs; Homeroom officer, 1 yr; PAY, 1 yr; Sportsman Club, 1 yr. I MARTHA PHILLIP WARE Y3Teens, 3 yrs; Theatre Guild, 3 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; FTA, 1 yr; Panther Pep, 1 yr, PAY, 1 yr. . PATRICIA DIANE WARNER Beta Club, 2 yrs; Y-Teens, 2 yrs; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; FBLA. 1 yr: Attended Another School, 1 yr. HUGH EDWARD WATERS FBLA, 1 yr; Football, 1 yr. WALTER HIEMAN WELCH Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Football, 2 yrs; Track, 1 yr. DOUGLAS CLAYTON WELLS Wig Club, 1 yr; FBLA, 2 yrs Convention, 1 yr. DEBRA ALLENE WHIDDEN Student Council, 3 yrs; Homeroom omcer, 3 yrs; Beta Club, 2 $5 officer, 2 yrs, Convention, 1 yr; Choraliers, 2 yrs, omcer, 1 yr, section leader, 1 yr, sextette, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 2 yrs, State Festival, 2 yrs; Piano Club, 1 yr, Piano Festival, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 2 yrs, officer, 2 yrs, Junior Civitan, 2 yrs, officer, 1 yr; French Club, 2 yrs, officer, 2 yrs, President, 1 yr; Folk Music Club 1 yr, officer, 1 yr; FTA, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, I yr; Jr. Historical So- Liety, 1 yr; Annual Staff, 1 yr; Cla'ss President, 1 yr. TERRI BYRD WILBURN .Y-Teens. 3 yrs: Theatre Guild, 2 yrs; FBLA, 1 yr; Junior Historical Society, 1 yr; Science Fair Win- ner. 1 yr; Library Science Club, 1 yr. JOHN PATRICK WILKINSON Football, 2 yrs; Choraliers, 3 yrs, section leader, 1 yr, B0ys2 Quartet, 1 yr, District Choral Festival, 3 yrs, State Festival, 3 yrs; Key Club, 3 yrs; French Club, 2 yrs; Senior Hi.Y, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr; Letterman, 1 yr. 0 KATHERINE ANN WILKINSON Future Homemakers of America, 3 yrs. LARRY JAMES WILSON VIRGINIA CLEO WILSON FBLA, 1 yr; Theatre Guild, 1 yr, Play Cast, 1 yr; Senior Hi-Y Sweetheart, 1 yr; Beauty Pageant 1 yr; ths Who, 1 yr; Attended another school, 2 yrs. DEBORAH JANE WITCHEN FBLA, 1 yr; FHA, 2 yrs, Intramurals, 2 yrs. KATHRYN ELIZABETH WITCHEN FBLA, 1 yr: FHA, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 2 yrs. BETTY LYNN WOOD Y-Teens, 3 yrs; FHA, 1 yr, omcer, 1 yr; FBLA, l yr; Sophomore Theory, 1 yr; Homeroom omcer,'2 yrs; Science Fair Winner, 1 yr. STARR LYNN WOOD FBLA, 1 yr. KAREN MARIE. WOODALL Choraliers, 3 yrs, District Choral Fest'l'val, 3 yrs, State Festival, 1 yr, State Soloist, 1 yr; Y-Teens, 2 yrs; FBLA, 2 yrs; Cheerleader, 2 yrs; Class Beauty, 3 yrs; Homecoming Court, 1 yr; Class Officer, 1 yr; Homeroom omcer, 2 yrs. BARBARA JUNE YELVERTON Attended another school, 2 yrs. . KATHLEEN RENE ZELENKA Y-Tvgbns, 1 yr; FHA, 2 yrs; Homeroom officer, 1 yr; FBLA, 1 yr; Attended another school, 1 yr2 DUDLEY ISOM ZOLLER lntramurals, 2 yrs; Attended another school, 2 yrs. Those Were The 69 Happiness Is . . . A tasty finger? A New Blazer Singing! A letter sweater? Snoopy! I Saw That A helping hand! Different Things to Different Seniors! 7l That Terriblci Tornado Time 72 75 76 I Do you want some candy? I , r W ., H; The Juniors score a win! WT 5; m O I always did say Juniors were winners! 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Marsha Gandy Ray Gary Andre Gautier Carlton Germany Janice Gill Mike Gilly Paul Ginn Robby Graham Gary Gray Carolyn Gregory Mary Ann Grimes Dan Grubbs Doug Hague Bobby Hall Roberta Guardia Judy Gunter Chuck Hall Cissy Hansen John Hansen Charles Harbison Dale Harkey Joe Helton Joe Hendon Keith Henley Charlie Henshaw Billy Herring Doug Hester James Hester 8l Juanice Hester Rosemary Hester Carol Hewlett Nina Hicks Debbie Hill Sue Hillberg Mike Hobby Bruce Hodges Jim Horne Donnie Huddleston Linda Hudgins Becky Hudson Patti Hutm Loren Inabinclle Delores Incbinel Richard lvcy Lin Jacobson Kay Hudson Jackie Hull Melani Jenne Christine Jodock Connie Johnson Rex Johnson 5Shirley Jolly David Jones Dewafne Jones Carol Keegan Robert Kell Bridget Kelley Dave Kemp Ronnie Kent Brenda Kidd Connie Kihyel Joy King Dickie Knippers Gail Kosztur Patricia Krebs Debbie Ladnier Mike Ladnicr Susan Ladner David Lawson Alton Lee Ed Larsen Wanda Jo Larson Gary Lee Terry Levy Barney Lewis Myrtis Lewis Carmen Lide ' Ann Lightsey Debbie Lindsey Kim Lindsey Donnie Linton Sieve Little Charles Littlelield Charlotte Lyons 84 Carolyn Miller Rickey Miller Julius Mink Paul Mizcll Demares Moffell Brenda May Raymond Medina Mike Milandin Billy Miller Patsy McAlpin John McCarthy Steve McColIum Peggy McCurdy - Brenda McDilI Jerry McDonald Louise McDonald Sandy McKee Wanda McKenzie Ricky McQuillis Becky Magec Patsy Malone Delores Martin Eddie Martin Wayne Mansfield Davina Martin Johnny Martin Michelle Martin Robert Mathieu Clare Moncrief Gerald Moore Sandra Moore Philip Morison Ted Morrix Wayne Mullen Brenda Munn Frankie Munn Pam Murray Jcan Myers chbru Nili Kathy chcrs Andrew Newman Barry Nelson Johnny Nelson Gary Northrup Peggy Norwood Janet Nultu Dee Olsen Donna Parker Elizabeth Parker Linda Parsley Edwin Partridge Shirley Patrick Allen Payne Rumunu Pearson Doug Pcetz 85 Lee Peterzell Libby Peterzell Jenny Pierce Penny Pilcher Janie Pittman Robert Pittman Robert Pittman Joan Portals Dianne Powell Miller Power Richard Pratt Roxie Prince Ronnie Quinn Cynthia Raley Bobbie Quatllebuum Helen Quavc Steve Rawlings Phil Ray 7 Debbie Rayburn Billy Reed Eddie Reeves Steve Reid Marc Reynolds PJm Rickcr Elizabeth Ricks Brenda Rinks Steve Robbins Alan Roberts Greg Roberts John Roberts Jeff Rodenbaugh Norman Rogers Sandy Rogers Karen Rush Debbie Rushing Allen Dale Russell David Saucier Glen Saucicr Lynda Savell Sylvia Saxon Muric Scovel Floyd Seal David Scott John Scott Dan Scales David Seurcy David Shackleford Margaret Shucklctbrd Covingmn Sharp Richard Sherman Steve Sherrod Bill Shumulc Rita Simm Nilwon Simmons Leslie Simons Ronald Skelton Doris Spicer Terry Stanley Elbert Steiner Wanda Struhun Susan Strange Robert Steiner Donna Stokes Ted Sullivan Susan Sullcr Carolyn Sykes Cecil Taylor Barry Thickston Pat Thomas Junie Thompson Jamcs Tisdule Virginia Treadway John Trevillion Evelyn Tribblc Steve Triplett 88 Prentiss Smith Vickie Smith John Sommers Chris Spears Sander Smiles Gary Smith Eric Smith Jay Smith - Lee Smith Toni Trochessett Richard Trochessett David Tucker Thomas Turner Helen Trent Madison Wages Cynthia Walker Stuart Walker Rommie Waller Betty Wallcy Mitchell Walters Ruth Walton Butch Ward Rachel Watson Terry Walson Zeta Watson Debbie Weaver Linda Weaver Judy Whitaker Steve While Debbie Whitehead Jerry Whitehead Cathy Williams Clifton Williams Tommy Williams Robert Wilson Mike Winstead Yvonne Winstead 89 90 Vickie Witchen Jimmy Wolfe Mike Womack Bubba Wyatt Larry Yancey Wilma Yates Larry Young Linda Young Belinda Zoller WMMC VWB' 1W A x The announcement party! t Ricky Zubic Come on, Big Boy! 9' 92 , E . ' E , , , ,, , R no 5mm sw 5 Ltmn on SYN noun Practice makes perfect 1 4 93 94 Sophomore slave The winning Sophomore smile! harm c w Now listen, Sophs! . Reece Acklcn John Albright Jo Nell Allday Lynda Allom Ernie Applewhile Elaine Arceneaux Rennie Archibald Charmaine Ales Freddy Atwood Walter Aycock Betty Bagley Jimmy Bains Brenda Bailey Johnny Barber David Bardwell Richard Barlow Charles Beckham Rod Bell Kathy Benefield Janine Bishop 95 96 Danny Beeland Diane Beeland Linda Blackman Sylvia Blair Marilyn Bone Rita Booth Jack Boren Don Bosley Debra Bouler Dennis Bowman Rhonda Bowman Barbara Boyd Joyce Bradley Jun Brcland Floyd Brewer Sandra Brister Buzzy BFOQdUS Maureen Brondum Jerry Lea Brown Rose Brown I Delores Burks Diane Burnett: Pam Burnham William Burns Bruce Butts Donna Butterworth Alyce Byrd Mike Byrd Cherry Callender Margaret Campbell Marion Campbell Abelene Canterbury Debbie Cantrell Tim Carpenter Eve Carter Bill Ceselski Bill Chamberlain Billy Chapman Jackie Charhon Bitsey Chcnowcth Barbara Clough Don Cobb Cheryl Colby Cindy Cole Susan Comans Dianna Complon Ray Granville Cooley Debbie Copeland Pal Cooper Debbie Corn Wilgie Cornell Brad Cox Douglas Coulter June Cramer Brenda Crane Brad Criddle Patricia Cruse David Cunningham Tommy Davenport Jami Davis 97 98 Joe Dznis Melx'un Davis Rosemary Dzuis Vicki Davis Jimmy Dcun Donm Dccx Mike Dennis Mehin Dickcrson Sheryl Dickerson Dick Dixon Debbie Doggcll Brent Dorsey John Douglas Cindy Dudcck Margaret Dunn Stew E1151 Kurcn Edinglon Craig Edwards George Edwards Wayne Erwin June Ewing Bonita Evans Brenda Excll Susan Ezcll Robert Fargo Tem Feuzcll Johnny Fcrrcr Vickie Fields Pam Firth George Flanncry Jimmy Flanagan Linda Fletcher Brenda Franklin Margarel Franklin Hal Frazure Marshall Frazurc Carolyn Fulton Becky Garrett Bruce Gurriga Renee Gautier Ruy Gent Teresa Gentry Wallace George Jesse Gibson Robcrl Gilbcrl Kathy Gill Rodney Gonzalcs Gary Gormzm Charles Graham Buddy Graves Danny GriHis Dicky Greer Larry Gunlcr Sand; Gunter Frcd Haheck Debbie Haiglcr Ava Hullberg Joe Hullmzm Bobby Hamilton Dnnnu Hamilton 99 lOO Paulette Hamilton Cecilia Hamilton Barbara Hannermann Terry Hardy Rodney Harper David Harrington Darryl Harris Phares Harris Wilma Jo Harris Eddie Hart Kathie Hawkins Danny Hayes Paul Hedman Liz Hegwood Jimmy Heidleberg Donna Henley Walker Hensley Mike Herbaugh Guy Herring Waller Herrington Kathy Hill Peggy Hill Glenda Holden Tommy Holder Vickie Holland Carole Hollingsworth Jack Hollisler Jill Holmes Glynda Honeycutt Brenda Hook Janice Howard Liz Howkins Donna Hudson D01 Hudson Danny Hults Sharon Hulls Lctha Hunnings Rockey Hunl Danny Hunlley Eddie Hutchinson Carlos Hyman Gene Hyman Yvonda Inabinclte Henry Ivy Fearon Jenna Angela Jensen David Jodock Mike Johnson Terry Johnson Brenda Jones 4 Thomcsu Keegzm Karen Kihyel Kay Kitchens James Kittrcll Sherry Knight Al Krebs June! Lachuusce Phil Luchausce Martha Ladnier Theresa Ladnier IOI Brenda Larsen Sheila Lasseignc Debbie Lzmson Frank Leach Lucy Lculhcrbury Paula Lee Marcie Lcdhcltcr Mark Lippe Scolty Logan Carolyn Lovcludy Nancy Lowery Dale Mchc David McCoy Mary McDaniel Mikc McMurruy Mary June McPhurson Lcwis leddux Debbie Manning Doug Munsflcld Carlton Marlin Slcphunic Matthieu Glcndu Muchll chbic ley Jcsxc May Shirlcy May Grad; leyo Twila Mclculf Ray Mills Slew Miner Becky Mitchell Darryl Mixon Jumcs Motfull Dcnisc Moncricf Bccky Moore Bill Monrc Brenda Moorchcud Barry Moran Culhy Moreheud Sandra Morgan Hal Morton l02 Preston Moyc Roan Moyc Dana Muller Diane Muller Richard Murray Dznid Nccuisc Bobby Nucly Dznid Ncwberry Tony Ncwell Frank Ncwby Charles Nicholas Ruby Nicholson Ymnnc Nickes Dwight Noblc Chuck Nomccl Mun Nnrxmod Suc Nullu Charles 0Bricn Anna! O'Cuin Ahin Odom l03 Steve Odom Tommy Odom Randy Oliver Joe Overby Carmen Pankonin Donna Parnell Mike Parsley, Donna Payne Linda Payne Glynda Peel Leslie Penn Bobby Penton Paulette Perry Ronnie Perry Jack Pickering Nita Pittman Sharon Pittman Debbie Posey Mike Posey Marc Powell Cindy Prestridgc John Price Freddie Prosser Debbie Pugh Donna Quave Charles Radix Kenneth Rainey Sandra Randall Mike Rawls Kathy Ray Nelson Rayburn Alice Richards Keith Richards Reba Richards Teresa Riggs John Riley Melinda Riser Glenn Rivers Billy Roberts Billy Roberts Sarah Roberts Jack Rodenbaugh Bill Rogers Sherry Rogers Sheila Ros Donita Rouse Rena Rouse Sue Rouse Marie Runnels Karen Rush Debbie Rushing Sheila Rushing Chuck Ryals Jack Sagers Bimbo Sanders Brenda Scott Eddie Seamen Beth Sellers Doris Shackelford Wayne Shelton l05 l06 Bob Shepard Debbie Shepherd Ricky Showah Fred Shurlcy Gregg Sigalas Arthur Simm Perry Sloan Angela Smith Ann Smith Clinton Smith Danny Smith Lynn Smith Paul Smith Phyllis Smith Paul Spooncr Doug Sprullcy Put Stallings Tommy Slamplcy Daniel Starr Webb Slcadmzm Martha Slcclc Harold Stcnslund Lars Stcnslund Wanda Stevison Don Stewart Jimmy Stcwarl Sharon Slcwurl Joe Stinctl Johnny Slricklzmd Louise Stringer Robert SlringfclIm Brenda Sluurl Hurry Suler Sven Svcnsmn Wanda Swingle Elaine Taylor Terry Taylor Johnny Tcmplctl Wanda Temple! Pam Templeton Cindy Thomas Danny Thomas Ronnie Thomas Libby Thompson Scott Thompson Steve Thompson Marsha Tillman Patricia Todd AH Townson Juanita Tribblc Ave Trochcssctl Margaret Tucei Ronnie Tumor Patric Upton Mark Vaughn Christi Veil Randy Von Kamcl Karyn Wagner Cheryl Walker Johnny Wulkcr l07 l08 John Walker Ginger Wallace Kelly Walley Perry Walters Martha Waltman Sherry Warden Joy Ware Lynn Ware Danny Watson Donna Weaver George Welford Michael Westphal Debbie Whatley Teresa Whatley Brenda White Ed Wayne White Jerry Wiley Paul Wilkerson Patsy Wilkerson Zane Wilkinson ; u. Carol Wilks Donna Williams Jesse Williams Wanda Williams Jay Willis Dennis Wilson Jimmy Wilson Steve Wilson Marianne Winstead Mike Wixon Holly Wolfe Gloria Wooten Kathy Wright Danny Young Sandy Adams Johnny Barham Susan Boone Steve Brcaux Grover Bresserl Leon Burns Diane Byrd Anne Canaday Walter Cramer Joan Czech Dallas Flint Chriinne Howell Barbara Kidd Teresa Langley Johnny Lindsey Karen McCarey Ricky McCaskill Debbie McClain Mike Moss Angela O DelI James Parker Jannette Rexford Laura Richardson Kathy Rutledge Ricky Ryals Ernie Smith l09 Il0 Diane Stephens Alice Vickers Sue Wallace back to me right now! Oh, really!!! Our research papers are due when??? Sophomores??? ll2 Aw come Up, up and away!!! What basketball??? on. TheyTe not that big!!! I'm sorry, you ll just have to take Home EC! ll3 H4 1968-1969 ' Class Officers Standing, Icll lo rlghl: Murlm Hcgwood, vice-presidcnl: Rodney Siedell. parliumcnlarizm; Sealed, left 10 right: Debbie Whiddcm president; Katherine Mitchell, reporter: Kaye Smith. treasurer; Lucy Hzgnsfnrd, secretary. D n .9 I r i Junior Cass Officers Sluyding, left 10 right: Pam Bishop. reporter; Cheryl Frederic, treasurer; Seated, left to right: Doug Huguc. vice-president; Edwin Partridge. president; Johnny Marlin. secretary. Sophomore Class Officers q I I O l I O 6 . m... , . .: 4.3ng A M x ; Standing, left to right: Ginger Wallace. secretary: Richard Murray, treasurer: Cheryl Walker, reporter; Seated, left to right: Alyce Byrd, vice-prcsident; Jay Willis, president ll5 H6 ,, ll7 ll8 Last minute rcpuim. Mountain 0r Mulchilli7 Dessert Anyone? The sky's the limit! .1. .5 .9... :3 5 ,Lccim u :3 E EEEELCm . : LLuC U395 :u M E? 2.6x 3,50 :2 .7571. 53:: gfeox hm! KNQQNDNV , m mkxwgmmgmxx , . M. V I U A . M :gh Cw 5... EnE ,Eg mmmmuv .iEEVw ELWJNMKEmEmVQK k WEEW E$E.NL ml Class Floats . ClaSs meetings . . . decisions . . . worry . . . crepe paper . . . decisions . . . worry . . . work . . . 1' changes . . . more work . . . changes . . . late hours . . A and then Friday and the PARADE! . THIS IS HOMECOM NG 1968. ,1 Seniors l20 Juniors 1 m rww'rrrwmmwmmwmw mum Mm ummmnmumm mm InIHme Sophomores I2I N0 STRE ALLOWED 0N WWW Our owniLori. '22 A queen is crowned! Ah, dmon. IFII be fun. Bilmi Indian Seniors Win! Y C l l C O n t e nmntig s t Sophomores unior Miss Pageant November 16, 1968 Winners: Arlene Savage, Junior Miss and Miss Congeniality; 15! Alternate, June Josephs; 2nd Alternate, Toni Bustin .11 i ' ll On with the ' I show! . 'o 1- i . -. 1 i 7 a Lady Godiva King of the road I l - Scarlet Ribbons Grandma! 3 . '24 Maleguefm ths Who l25 Jfan $012269! 7an jf'ycfon 73 nee gaub'er cSenz'or $9011 :Dewey gffzhson l30 CSezzz'or 93901119 ?afly gnoferson cSezzz'or Zeaufy Iq 912 wooofdff cSezzz'or gea'u 9 A Warlzh erywooof Junior 75901119 ZUanofa Jb Barsen J 012le 93900 :7 012 y gcosla I32 - J 1112sz $601119 Oynfgfa wager ,. Junior gem; ??zbgarof Ogenowefg 501050122er 9390111? 974;? 73er ' a CSOPgOIZQOFQ $900 Jogzzny ZUaffer I34 590501220109 $94111? gnyefd 5122175 CSOPAOIZQOFQ $96011 d A Jay ZWIffIlS .4 -mmmm 5:7 I36 a garofen Off gelaufz'es In. CSelzz'or Eeauh'es 6010501220146 Zeaulies , I37 , Mr. and Miss PHS Martin Hegwood As a friend to all his classmates, Martin has gained the respect and admiration of all who know him. His sure sense of duty has made him invaluable in many ways. Patty Anderson A ready smile and a cheery word for everyone are Pattyls trade- marks. Active in many school ac- tivities, and various outside ones as well, she is known and admired by all she meets. Neatcst Connie Kihyct and Ronnie TOulme F riendliest Lucy Hansford , and Rodney Siedcll 1 I40 Most Scholarly Katherine Mitchell and Glenn Mills Cutest Couple Toni Bustin and ohnny Eure Most. H 0 Athletic - Kate Carr - and Mike Vanderburg ,1 , J. 5 .5-w m hark i ig and ' Thunder Thornton I42 Most Popular Toni Bustin and Thunder Thornton Best Pcrsonalit Patty Anderson and Martin Hegwood Best Physique Mike Vanderburg Best Figure Virginia Wilson Most Polite Patty Anderson and Martin Hegwood El Most Versatile . Arlene Savage and Most School, - Spirit 4 Alyce Byrd . and Happy- . GO-Lucky Nyshic Fly ' and Thunder Thornton Most Likely to Succeed Katherine Mitchell and Martin Hegwood Cutest ; Toni Bustih and Johnny Eure IBesti . - Dressed jan Coulter and. Most Talented ' Arlene Savage and ' Steve Hurst I48 ' 4 it 'A? In 10: 49 7 ; g 9 I 4 9V9 4 4 9 :7 931A sax In I 4 4 ; YW' 4 1 9 9 UV 14 ,1 v,amw.r1 RX, .. 14x 4:14;? VA W94 W94 v ix 1911 94 wk, X W QA ZS 74m v I 4 . x Q i k '1 K '1 9 749 ,m 9n a.?.n V : x Senior r I ;4:I 4 5v 34 n s m e a m 1m o A V a y F a a P Wm 94 and Martin Hegwood d istlcate Soph 6 Senior Katherine M1tchcll junior .. - Favorites 7 Cynthia Walkef ; and . '1 Richard Chenoweth f Jelliest junior Jun Horne m.gmm Eummg , - I He 5 m there somewhere! l50 Sophomore u Favorites Alyce Byrd and Jay Willis Silliest i Sophomore Ginger Wallace I52 Theater Guild Presents . . . Blythe Spirit I .- Director ........................... Mrs. Martha Gautier Student Director .......................... Dave Kemp ' Charles .............................. Martin Hegwood Ruth ................................. Yvonne Jackson . Mrs. Condomine ........................ Lucy Hansford George Condomine ........................ Tommy Hall Elviria ................................ Virginia Wilson Madame Arcardi ......................... Suzette Szuch maid .................................. Sherry Warden First ................................. choose the cast. , . Second '- ..... Rehearse. Third ........................................................ . .................. Perform II l54 ,, julius Caesar The Cast DIRECTOR-MRS. MARTHA GAUTIER STUDENT DIRECTOR-SUSAN SUTTER Julius Caesar . . .Michael Millandin Mark Antony . . . Stanley Flint Casca . . . Stephen Thomas . Calpurnia . . . Barbara Spyridon Cicero . . . Glenn Mills Brutus . . . Hegwood Portia . . . Carol Norfieet Soothsayer . . . Becky Hudson Cassius . . . Larry Thomas Cinna . . . Preston Price Lucius . . . Richard Barlow Decius Brutus . . . Steve Hurst Metellus Cimber . . . Stephen Slaughter Trebonius . . . Brent Dorsey Ligarius . . . Carl Geenen Servant to Caesar . . . Pam Murray Popipius Lena . . . Craig Carson Artemidorus . . . Tommy Vann Publius . . . Dallas Flint Servant t0 Antony . . . Curtis Johanson Servant t0 Octavius . . . David Kemp Octavius . . . Frank Leach Lepidus . . . Tommy Vann Watch it, fellows! VI l56 Lucilius . 3. Tommy Hall Pindarus . . . Jack Pickering Titinius . . . Glenn Mills Messala . Gary Gray Varro . . . David Kemp Claudius . . . Jack Pickett . Messenger . . . Dallas Flint Young Cafo . . . Preston Price Strato . . . Curtis Johanson Dardanius . . . Stephen Slaughter EXTRAS Linda Hudgins. ' Susan Ford Patty Anderson Kenny Norwood m. Debbie Bartlett Cra ig Carson Yvonne Jackson Steve Anderson - Eleanor Hans Alex Alkire - Marcia Davis Iommy Davies v. Sandy Walker John Hanson Ruth Joyner Hal Moore Brenda Odom Dallas Flint . ..- . -' Now hcur Mix!!! Special Honors and Awards Through the course ofthe school year there are some students who receive special honors and awards due to their scholastic record or extracurricular activities. Mr. James Garner STAR teacher Glenn Mills STAR student l57 Citizenship Awards , - Each year a boy and girl from each of the three'classes are chosen to receive the Citizen-. ship Awards. The. recipients are selected by teacher committees based on: academic - achievement, extracurricular activities, char- acter, school service, and school spirit. Debbie Whidden and Craig Carson . SENIORS Joy Ware Walter Herrington SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE ; I Q i . Linda Hudgins and Ronme Kent JUNIORS ' ,I l58 National Merit Finalists Katherine Mitchell. Art Anderson, Carol Norfieet. p w 0' l'x , 1W. '3 . i - . m, 533 3 1.3, ax! It 3!: .' Ia. Stephen Slaughter, Glenn Mills, Katherine Mitchell, Art Anderson, and Carol NorfieeL High School Bowl l5? I62 PHS-6 PHS- 10 PHS-O PHS-Zl PHS-O PHS-Zl PHS-14 PHS- l 8 PHS-27 PHS-O Gulfport-23 McGilI-O Hattiesburg-7 Laurel-13 Pensacola-ZO Picavune-13 Biloxi-48 Gulfport East-ZO Moss Point-O George County-S I63 Commodores Belt Panthers 23-6 In the opening game of the season, P.H.S. fell to the Commodores after a short lived early lead. The Panther team marked up the only score on a fourth and goal play after a 50 yard drive. Higdon carried it in for the six points. PHS Stops MCGill 10-0 The Panthers made a bril- liant comeback after a weeks idleness to overthrow the previously unbeaten McGill Yellow Jackets, IO-O. In a driving Goula attack, Siedell carried for the first score; Gil- bert made the conversion mid- way through the third quarter, Lippe recovered a yellow jacket fumble 0n the McGill 15, setting up Gilbert for a 25 yard field goal which com- pleted the Panther scoring. PHS McGill PHS Tops Laurel The mighty Panthers proved their strength by defeating the Laurel Tornadoes 21 to 13. Senior QB Jimmy Haygood com- pleted 10 passes for 149 yards in his first complete role as signal caller, and made several key stops on defense. Laurel scored after two plays in the second quarter, mak- ing the score 6-0, and one minute later the Panthers scored with Earl Gilbert making the PAT. After several outstanding plays in the second half, PHS won with a score of 21-13. 1 2 3 4 F PHS 0 7 O 14 21 LHS O 13 0 O 13 . Tiger Defense Stops Pas Pascagoula fell to a tough Hattiesburg defense which allowed them only a total 0167 yards. The Pantherk only scoring drive was called back due to a clipping penalty. Pascagoula again was plagued by fumbles, losing two out of four. Standouts for Pascagoula included ttThunder Thornton, Doug Davis, Wayne Graham, Steve Lippe, and Donnie Pollard. I 2 3 4 F 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 7 1651' Pascagoula Downs Picayune 20-13 The Panthers combined two early scor- ing drives and a rugged pass defense to beat the Picayune Tide. Pascagoula allowed Pi- cayune only one completion in the closing minutes of the game, and intercepted three Tide passes. A Haygood to Higdon pass scored our hrst points, and a 72 yard com- . pletion to McAdams scored our second TDt Wayne Graham intercepted a pass and ran it back 26 yards for another touch- down'. l 2 3 4 F 7 7 0 6 20 0 7 6 O 13 Pascagoula held the Pensacola Panthers to a 0-0 tie the first half only to fall to an aggressive Pen- sacola team the second half. The Panthers were swept off their feet by a 20 point scoring run by,Pen. I Standouts for the Panthers were Jim Horne, Mickey Baxter, Wayne Graham, Thunder Thornton, and - Steve Carson. 1 2 3 4 F O O O 0 0 O 0 13 7 2O I66 V4 Panthers Subdued by Ind1ans The Biloxi Indians, after dominating most of the second half, beat the Panthers by a score 01 48-14. The Panthers scored their first TD in the second quarter to make the score 13-7. The score resulted after a pass from Higdon t0 McAdams. Our second score came in the first part of the second half on a 71 yard pass from Vanderburg t0 McAdams; this narrowed the score to 20-14. Biloxi, however, dominated the rest ofthe game. 1 2 3 4 F PHS 0 7 7 0 14 BHS 13 7 14 14 48 Vikings Edge Panthers The Gulfport East Vikings churned out two. late fourth quarter touch- downsito overtake Pascagoula. 20-18. After a scoreless first quarter, Mickey Baxter plunged four yards to give the Panthers 21 6-0 halftime lead. Despite additional scoring efforts by Jimmy Haygood and Mahlon McAdams, the Vikings took a hard-fought victory. 1 2 3 4 F PHS O 6 6 6 l8 GEHS O O 7 12 20 167 Panthers Defeat Moss Point The Panthers ended their regular season by defeating the M955 Point Tigers, 27-04 The first score came when Higdon sneaked over from the one. In the next drive Higdon connected with Reynolds on a 14 yard pass to make the score 13-0. Then, with only 57 seconds left in the half, Higdon hit McAdams for a 31 yard TD pass. The second half was a back-and-forth battle with TGoula adding 7 hiore points to its total. 1 2 3 4 F PHS 6 14 O 7 27. MPHS 0 O O O O Gou'la Drops QQPecan Bowli7 The George County Rebels defeated the Pan- thers as we tried to win a repeat victory in the annual classic. The Rebels scored early in the game after a 72 yard drive. They added 2 more points to their total when Higdon was called for intentignal grounding in the end zone. All the Panther scoring attempts in the second half were stopped by 5 inter- cepted passes. 1 2 3 4 F I PHS 0 O 0 0 0 GCHS 6 0 2 O 8 I68 Junior Varsity 1968 3;. x? .3;? : saw 2537788 751517331 7 8b 5; ' 8M 3 8a 80 g.- l 1 35. f L ; . - x , 1 1 A4345? 881357711641h f 18 23; 51, 35 liwq 1' HMloxia L M l 1:; 3 '1 l '3 ' l: . I i . I a l: W 3 I 3 - ' r . 9 1r g 3 a 1 I IY I 3'1 4-1:- m 74' , 'v ,,.' 3; a? . .. x L Coaches Brown and Clark Junior Varsity sq uad, winless this season. nonetheless made an impressive showing in all the outings. Several prospective baby Panthers promise to make a good addition to our next season. We all wish good lucklto next year's Panthers. Better luck next year. Panthers. I69 Seniors 22 Mike Vanderburg Halfback 32 Kenny Booker Halfback 33 Rodney Siedell Fullback 43 Wayne Graham Hulrback w fewm m . .M - o 44 Jimmy Huygood Halfbuck , 45 Mahlon McAdams Split end I70 60 Donnie Pollard Guard 68 Craig Carson Guard mAMW. :. w NW 79 John Thornton Tackle 82 Earl Gilbert End 83 Steve Lippe End 87 Johnny Wilkinson End Panther Basketball $8369 This year the Panther fwe made a marked improvement over last season. We won seven games as compared to last year when we won only two. With only three graduating seniors, Coach Brownos squad shoula do well inbthe years to come. Coach Sonny Brown Action Where we going? I don't want it Better luck next time! Go team, Go! I can jump higher than you! Turn the world around! Louis Guirola David McMurray Carl Randle , Seniors BETTER LUCK NEXT YEAR, PANTHERS! I75 l68-l69 Panther Baseball Team- a q- PHS had a stroke of bad lhck that crushed their hopes for a third straight Double A State Baseball Championship. .- Playing the firSt part of the season with anjneligible player, ' . they had to forfeit all their games to the opposition. Our only loss, previous to this, had been a close game with Biloxi. The team scored over a hundred runs while they zlllowed only 13: Although we had a losing season, the Panthers will alw'ays be the No. 1 team in the eyes of the PHS students. Coach Bob Canty , I76 Positions Outficldcrs Infieldcrs Pitchers Catchers I77 I78 Baseball Is . . . A warm bench An easy run A smashed hit I An intelligent batter , :7 4 '1 A winning run An alert bench fl 5? s: A clumsy batter Seniors Earl Gilbert Jamie Odom Rodney Seidell Tommy Vanderburg ., l80 1969 PHS Track Team Coach Jerry Clark The 1969 Panther track team made a distinguished showing in all of their outings. Virtually every 01d track record was broken by the Panther athletes. Among them was a 1948 shot put record that Thunder Thornton bettered. With the return of almost MS of the squad, our next yearhs opponents better watch out. l82 Sophomores x- 1969 Track Action l83 I 34 TRACK PRACTICE? 1969 Panther Golf Squad Coach Clovis McKissack This yearts golf squad did well in competition. Withstanding last yearts loss of five key senior play- ers, the new Panther golfers played better than was expected. With the return of seven ofthe eight mem- bers of the squad and the arrival of several junior high players, PHS should look forward to next yearts season. I85 The Sport .. - .of h Golfuls . . . . The tee off Contact ,' The follow-through The Long Walk I86 Practicing Carefree Putters Rules!!! I87 l88 Sports Awards FOOTBALL DON GIBSON SPORTSMANSHIP ........................... Craig Carson BEST OFFENSIVE BACK ................................ Mike Vanderburg , BEST DEFENSIVE BACK ................................. Mickey Baxter BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN .............................. Craig Carson BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN ............................. Donnie Pollard MOST IMPROVED PLAYER ................................. Ronnie Kent BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS .............................................. John Clark Doug Hester BASEBALL HIGHEST AVERAGE .................................... Jimmy Haygood MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ................................. Earl Gilbert TRACK ' OUTSTANDING FIELD MAN ................................. Joe Smith BEST RUNNER ......................................... Kenny Norwood GOLF BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT MEDALISTS ...................... Jet Logan Paul Rooker I89 k : THE END l9l I92 Beta Club The purpose of Beta Club is to encourage effort, to promote character, to' stimulate achievement, to cultivate leadership, and to reward merit. To be eligible for membership, :1 student must be a member 0fthe sophombre, junior, or senior class, maintain scholastic and citizenship requirements, and have a mini- mum of ten service credits. Sponsors fbr this Club are Mrs. Winstead and Mr. Brown. President ........................ David McMurray Vice-President ......................... Hal Moore Secretary ........................ Debbie Whidden Treasurer .......................... Lucy Hansford Reporter ............................. Bev Walker Junior Beta Senior Beta I93 National Honor Society - HONOR SOEIETY .. - To further the standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service at PHS, l the National Honor Society sponsors such projects as Honor Week, Spirit Week, a student-of-the-month recognition program, and a scholastic-athletic award. Its Spon- 'g , sors are Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Brown. I o OFFICERS President , , Martin Hegwood Vice-President . . Edwin Partidge Secretary . , . Kalhcrine Mitchell Treasurer , , . Glenn ' Mills Reporter . , Yvonne l. Jackson - II Parliamentarian . . . Darryl l Sanderson . I94 MANHS Convention This year Pascagoula,s chapter of NHS served as host to the state convention. State president John Chan I95 4 Junior Civitan The Junior Civitan Club works together to serve the public and t0 exemplify good citizenship to the community. The sponsor is Mrs. Miller: OFFICERS Pres. ............... Hal Moore Vice-Pres ....... Debbie Whidden Sec ............. Yvonne Jackson State Secretarw Treas. ........ Katherine Mitchell I Sgt. at arms ............. Darryl h Sanderson - Reporter ............ Allyn Topp Chaplain ........... Steve Hurst Historian ........... Jean Bryan eLt. Governor Zone ID Not picturedeMartin Hegwood State Chaplin , I96 Senior Hi-Y Hi-Y strives to promote the ideals of Christian character in school and community life. The Sponsor 0fthis club is Mr. Brown. OFFICERS Prcsidenl , , . Jamie Odom Vicc-Pres . . . Glenn Mills Secretary . . Mike Prestidge Treasurer . . . Richard Stewart Chaplin . , Jimmy Hightower Reporter . . Mark Rohr I97 Junior Hi-Y O C R- The Junior Hi-Y strives to promote the ideals-of ' Christian character in school and community life. Its sponsor is Mr. Hoggatt. . - . , . I OFFICERS Pres. . . . Terry Levy ' V. Pres. . . . John Clark Secretary . , . Ronnie Kent Chaplain . . . Terry Outrer - Sgt at Arms . , Danny Ethridge I98 - Senior Y-Tcens Y-T E E N S Senior Y-Teens is an organization to pro- WW more Christian standards among Senior girls, emphasizing cooperation and friend- ship. Its sponsor is Mrs. Hobby OFFICERS Prcs. Lucy Hunslbrd V Pres, . Debbie Whidden Sec. , . Sandy Walker Trezls . . . Gayle Guardia Reporter . . . Bcv Walker Devotion Chm Katherine Mitchc Song Leader . . Jan Couller Pianist . . . Susan Ford I99 junior Y-Teens - O The promotion of leadership and responsibility as well as ideals oflpersbnal and social living are emphasized by this fellowship of Christian goals. Its-sponsors are Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Stone. . '. OFFICERS , ' .. President ................ Connie Kihyet Treasurer ................ Clare Moncrief Vice President ........... Jackie Bogdahn Reporter .................. Cissy Hansen -- Secretary ................ Cheryl Fredric Parliamentarians ........... Melani Jenne ' ' - Cynthia Raley 200 Sophomore Y-Teens Y-TEENS i ; The purpose of Sophomore Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls i devoted to the task of realizing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. Its sponsors are Mrs. i ' Hurd and Miss Newman. 1 OFFICERS President ------------------ Debbie Haigler Treasurer .................. Anna O,Cain ii Vice PFESiant ---------------- AIYCC Byrd Reporter .................... Teresa Riggs Secretary . . .' ................ Janine Bishop Devotion Chm ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ginger Wallace 20I Spanish Club Spanish Club seeks to promote an interest in Latin American and Spanish customs and to make use ofthe Span- ish learned in class. The sponsor is Mrs. Clark. OFFICERS - Pres ............. Preston King Treas ............. Terry Cutrer Vice-Pres. ......... Terry Levy Reporter ...... Robert Pittman Sec. ............... Sheila ROS Parliamentarian ....... Richard Chenoweth 202 French Club The French Club increases the stu- dentts interest in the customs and cul- ture of FranCe. Members are required to have a knowledge of the French language. Its Sponsor is Miss Mitch- ell. OFFICERS President . . . Sandy McKee Vice-Pres. t . . Cheryl Frederic Secretary . . . Ginger Wallace Treasurer . . . Covington Sharp Reporter . . . Cheryl Walker 203 204 Band Theory The Band Theory Club is designed to supplement the PHS Band by ingreasing the ' studentsh knowledge of music theory. The sponsor is Mr. Cropp. OFFICERS - Pres ....................... Ron Crosby Vice Pres ................. Kathy Nevers Sec ..................... Libby Peterzell Treas ....................... Tom Miller Reporter ................ Robbie Graham Folk Music Folk Music not, only lifts the musical ambitions and abilities of those interested in folk music, but also gives them a background of this music. The sponsor is Miss Peggy Lewis. OFFICERS Pres. ...... Lucy Hansford Vice-Pres. . . Mike Womack Sec. ..... Debbie Whidden 205 The purpose of the Piano Club is to emphasize the the- ory of piano music Its spon- sor is Mrs. Ainsworth. 206 Piano Club O E R- h n ' o h h. - v OFFICERS President h . . Charwayne Johnson V. President . . . Pam Ricker Secretary . . . Carolyn Miller . I I o F.B.L.A. Future Business Leaders of America seeks to develop competent business leadership and to strengthen the confi- dence of young men and women in themselves and their work. Sponsor is Mrs. Laney. OFFICERS President ...................... Kaye Smith Vice-President ............. Barbara Ferguson Secretary ...................... Debbie Hill Treasurer .................... Karen Kinzey Parliamentarians ............. Roberta Altom 8L Melani Jenne 207 F.H.A. Kvm managing an.- .- an-a .. a cum m m Home Economics students may supplement their classroom study and projects by participation in Future Homemaqus of America. Its sponsor is Mrs. Ford. President ............. Charlotte Smith Vice-President ..... ' ......... Sheila Ros Secretary ............. Pam Templeton I ; 208 OFFICER. ' Treasurer ............ Janet Lachausseg Parliamentarian ............ Susan Ford Reporter . . .'. .......... Theresa Krebs i By being and workin$with teachers, members of Future Teachers of America gain experience and prepare for a profession. The sponsor is Mr. Spradlin. u-I OFFICERS Pres .................... Yvonne Jackson Sec ....................... Jeanie Bryan Vice-Pres ................ Linda Hudgins Tres ................... Darryl Sanderson Reporter ................ Debbie McClain Great Books Club 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. Its Sponsor is Mrs. Howkins. OFFICERS President . t , Christine Tillman Vice-President . . . Arthur Campbell Secretary . . . Thomas Hudson 2l0 jETS The Junidr Engineering Technical Society gives to those students who are genu- inely interested in science an opportunity to further their experience in some held of science, particularly engineering. Its Sponsor is Mrs. Mitchell. OFFICERS President . . . Sander Smiles : ' Vice President . . . Stephen Slaughter Secretary . h . Terry Levy 2ll 2l2 Junior Historical Society Members ofthe Junior Historical Society broaden their knowledge of Mississippi History by having interesting speakers and participating in historical essay competition at a stage convention. Its Sponsors are Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. Atwood. OFFICERS President ................. Doug Peetz Vice-President ........... Preston King Secretary .............. Carol Norfieet Treasurer ................ Bert Breland Parliamentarian ............ Clay Burns Boys who earn a letter in some held of sports are eligible for membership in the P Club. Objectives 01 the club are the im- provement of sportsmen and the promotion of the overall athletic program at PHS. The Sponsor of this club is Coach Smith. OFFICERS President t t t Donnie Pollard Vicc-Prcsidenl Rodney Sicdcll Secrelury , , . Craig Carson Treasurer V . . Dewey Atkisml Reporter t . t Muhlon McAdums Scrgcunts-ul-urms . . . Mickey Baxter 2l3 2l4 In serving the community. and high school, the Key.Club strives to build the quality Ofleadership in its members. Projects. include the sale of Key Club records. and a faeulty-Key Club basketball game. Its Sponsors are Mr. William Moote and Mr. Bobby Cantv. OFFICERS President . . . Rodney Siedell Vice President . . . Terry Levy Secretary , . . Martin Hegwood Treasurer . . . Glenn Mills Song Leader . . . Steve Hurst Reporter . . . Craig Carson Sgt. at Arms . . . Allen Runnels Key Club Basketball Game 2l6 P.A.Y. Members of the 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 commu- nism and related subjects. Its sponsor is Mrs. Atwood. W OFFICERS President --------------- -' ----- Connie Kihyet Treasurer ..................... Davina Martin Vice-President ............. Charwayne Johnson Parliamentarianfs ............. '. . . . Chuck Hall, Secretary ........... f ............ Carmen Lide Sander Smiles Reporter. ..................... Cheryl Fredric V. m- Quill and Scroll ' aunts; mgm 3? J? .Quill and Scroll is an honor society for high school journalists. Sponsor for this club is Mr. Moore. INTERNATIONAL ., I OFFICERS President ............. Elizabeth Evans Vice-President ......... Larry Thomas 2l7 unior Red Cross . . 9 Helping by serving others is the main pur- . pose of the Junior Red Cross. Its Sponsor is Mrs. Bryant. . -9 I 1 . l I u o OFFICERS E , President . . . Linda Parsley I V. Pres. . . . Demires Mnlfatt Rena Rouse Secretary Pat Slallings - Treasurer . . Wanda Stevenson Parliamentarian . . . Donila Rouse D ; 2l8 Sportsman Club To eplighten students about current practices in wildlife and fishery management, conservation and for- estry; and to encourage the use of safety practices in hunting and lishing are the goals of the Sportsman Club. Its sponsors are Mrs. Maghan and Mr. Grissom. I ' h h ' ' m OFFICERS President . . . Terry Levy V. Pres. . t t Johnny Martin Secretary . . , Ronnie Kent Treasurer . .. Jay Willis 2l9 220 Theater Guild The Theatre Guild was established to allow intenested students to learn about and participate in all phases of theater work and play productign. Sponsors for this club are Mrs. Gautier, Mrs. Greenough, Mrs. Winstead, Mrs. Howkins, M13. Atwood, and Mr. Thurman. ' OFFICERS Pres. . . . Patty Anderson Vice-Pres. ...... Connie Kihyet Sec. . . .Bunny Hansford Reporter ..... Kathrine' Mitchell mot picturem . Annual . Co-Edi-tors Katherine Mitchell , and Hal Moore Clubs and Steve Hurst; Classes Pat, Wallace gnd Lucy Hansford Sports .Art Anderson and Glenn Mills; .BCV Walker ' taff Art Sandy Walker and Carol Norflcct Features chbile Whiddcn and - Gayle Guardia Business Patty Anderson and Jean Bryan Sponsor Mr. Larry Brown Photographer Bruce Butts Pascagoula High School Band BAND COUNCIL Janine Bishop Lin Jacobson Renee Gautier Hal Moore Jan Coulter Terry Cutrer Libby Peterzell Ronnie Crosby Kathy Benefield BAND DIRECTOR MR. ERNEST CROPP 225 226 N FLUTE and OBOE: Nancy Stewart. Karen Rush, Libby Thompson, Renee Gautier. Hal Moore. Jam Coullcr. Cindy Prince, Denise Moncrief LOW WOODWIND: Ann Smith CharmaneAtes Paulette Hamilton Mary Alice Howkins. Pam Burnham Linda Blackman, Marie Runnels W W1! 5 ;:?i D CLARINETSjMargarcI Dunn. LihBy Peterzell, Robin lvey. Linda Broome, Cecelia Hammond. Tom Miller, Brenda Larsen, Robbie Graham, Kathy Nevers, Janine Bishop, Sheila Ros, Lida Demem 5 1 . SAX and HORN: Bill Ceselski, Sandra Gunter, Terry Cutrer, Sherry Knight, Terry Watson, Liz Hawkins wneelingx Jimmy Flanagan, Dick Greer, Lin Jacobson, Richard Barlow Y! 2'1!!ng V j- .1, ,- ?ALN 1: . : PERCUSSION: Rusty Anderson, Donnie Linton, Loren Inabinette, Stephen Slaughter, Joan Portas, Bob Sheppard, Steve Wilson 227 228 LOW BRASS: Larry Young, Carl Geenen, Grady Mayo, Stephen Triplitt, Jacky Smith, Sander Smiles, Billy Ely, Frank Newby, Richard Ivey, Reese Achlen . .vav-u FLAG BEARERS: Debbie Lawson, Shirly May, Kathy Benefield, Donna Paine, Toila Metcalf, Donna. Mueller, Sa'ndy Adams, Joan P0,.as ', Drum Majorette and Majorettes DRUM MAJORETTE Linda Broome MAJORETTES Paulette Hamilton Marie Runnels Kathy Nevers Janine Bishop 229 230 PHS Cheerleaders From left to right: Connie Kihyct. Alyce Byrd. Tem Feaxcll. Kurcn WOOdillI. Ginger Wullucc. Toni Bustin. Sandy McKee, Bridget Kelley. zmd Bev Walker l SENIOR CHEERLEADERS; ch' Walker, Karen Woodall, and htad cheerleader, Toni Bustin. I l Each year PHS takes great pride in promoting athletic excellence, but without the unequalled enthusiasm of our Cheerleaders, this effort would be worthless. 23l The C oralier oHiccrs, led by President Steve Hurst ' w. SEXTETTE: Judy Gunter, Debbie, Whidden, Elaine Smith, Gayle Guurdia, Katherine Mitchell. Lucy Hansford. and Sylvia Blair. accompanist. ' .' '11 small selected group of voices numbering approxir 0 mately 40. Th. group and the small ensembles represent Pascagoula h r 11 rs High School in the district and state choral festivals. Miss Peggy O a C Lewis is the director. ' BOYS QUART T: Steve Hurst; Mike Posey; Becky Agent, accompanist; John Wilkinson; and Mike Wo- Moore mack MIXED QUAR ET: Steve Hurst; Becky Agent; Pam Templeton. ace; Elalne Smith; and Hal 233 234 Panther Abstracts STAFF A Editor . . ................ Larry Thomas Elizabeth Evans Carol Cannon Allyn Topp Patty Anderson Edwin Partridge Mary Beth Bosworth The literary magazine is published annually to display the creativity of PHS students. It offers a variefy of original literary works. The sponsor is Mrs. Frances Greenough. I Larry and Mrs. Greenough confer. $112 Banther 113211 iganther $211 2351aff EDITOR ............................................. Allyn Topp ASSISTANT EDITOR ................................... Joy Ware FEATURE EDITOR .................................. Janie Carter SPORTS EDITOR ..................................... Gary Gray ART EDITOR ..................................... Becky Hudson HUMOR EDITOR .................................. Larry Thomas PHOTOGRAPHER ............. A ....................... B ruce Butts TYPISTS ......................................... Carol Cannon 8L Edie Seamen BUSINESS MANAGER .............................. Larry Lawley ADVERTISING MANAGER ......................... Suzette Szuch PUBLICATION EDITOR .......................... Elizabeth Evans COPY EDITOR ..................................... Sandi Walker MAKE UP EDITOR .................................. Jack Pickett EXCHANGE EDITOR ................................ Marty Ware MORGUE EDITOR .................................. Janis Rogers - DISTRIBUTION EDITOR ............................ Joyce Rogers SPONSOR ..................................... Mr. William Moote The Pascagoula High School student newspaper is written, made-up, and circulated by ghe members of the PANTHER PEN staH'. ' Editor Allyn Topp points out a problem. 235 David McMurruy President Patty Anderson Vice-President V. Senior Members David McMurfay, Patty Anderson, Lucy Hansford, Debbie Davis, Debbie Whidden, Martin Hegwood. Rodney Siedell, Craig Carson, Nyshie Fly, Kaye Smith, Beverly Walker, Donnie Pollard, Katherine Mitch- ell. junior Members Edwin Partridge, Chflck Hall, Cissy Hansen, Connie Kihyet, Jackie Bogdahn, Not pictured-Cynthia Walker. Jay Willis, Steve Odom, Johnny Walker, Angela Smith, Renee Gautier, and Pam Templeton. 237 238 Student Day Student Day is an educational program sponsored by the Student Council. Stu- dents are given the opportunity to take over the key leadership posts of the city and school for a day. I OFFICIALS Mayor ...................... Patty Anderson -fCircuit clerk .................. Gayle Guardia City Manager .................... Hal Moore Fire chief f ...................... Doug Davis Chief of police .................. Dwayne Jones City judge .................. David McMurray District Attorney ............ Martfn Hegwood City Prosecutor .................. Glenn Mills City attorney .................... Pat Wallace Supt. of Ed. ................. Barbara Spyridon City clerk ....................... Dallas Flint Principal . . . . .' ................ Lucy Hansford Chancery clerk ................... Clay Burns Asst. Principal ................. Jose, Mosquito I k i I II e '9 Vocational Departments 239 l 240 Building Trades In the Building Trades Department, boys study all techniques of house and frame building. Under the direction of Mr. Troy Oglesbee, the boys constructed a house this year. Uh a. Industrial Drafting Under the direction of Mr. Johnny Walton the industrial drafting students learn the techniques of their trade. 24! 242 -w Home Economics . WW, 2mm MM O . . . and sewing are important facets of home-making. C In the ,Home Economics Department girls learn many skills and fundamental facts about housekeeping. ,. r4 -h. ccretarial Training Secretarial training is a three-hour course of business subjects, which meets in the morning. These students maintain part-time jobs in the afternoon. mm Typing I is the first step in becoming a secretary. 243 244 The Class of l69 Class Song When you walk through a stoim , Hold your head up high, And donlt be afraid of the dark. At the end of the storm is a golden sky And the sweet, silver song of a lark. Walk on through the wind, ' Walk on through the rain, Though your dreams be tossed and blown. Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart, And youlll nevef walk alone. Youlll never walk alone. Class Flower - Class Colors Blue Iris , Blue and White Class Motto I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path, and I will leave a trail. 'u n- Award Night May 25, 1969 246 GLENN MILLS Key Club Scholarship Scholarship t0 Millsaps DARRYL I SANDERSON Scholarship to David Lipscomb Scholarships DEBBIE WHIDDEN Club Council Scholarship YVONNE JACKSON Womank Club Scholarship VIRGINIA HUFF PAT WALLACE Club Council- Beta Cfub Scholarshipn - 9 Business Scholar Youth Delegations GIRLS STATE: Teresa Delmas and Mary Beth Bosworth BOYS' STATE: Terry Levy and Ronnie Kent Through the course 0fthe school year, student dele- .' gations are chosen to represent PHS in several mock governments. These students learn through actual ex- periences the many facets of a democracy. YOUTH CONGRESS: Carol Norfiect. Martin Hegwood, and Jean Bryan 247 Spanish Award Clare Moncrief Language Awards .- i . - n-nun' - Anola English Award Civic Guild Speech Award Elizabeth Evans Martin Hegwood Writing Awards 3, . Quill and Scroll Awards: Pam Murray, Freddy Prosser, Bill Chamberlain. Jack Picker- ' William MOOIC Award: ing. Suzette Szuch. Gail Southern. and Larry Thomas. . Allyn TOpp and Joy Ware I 248 BAND AWARDS: Ronnie Crosby, outstand- CHORAL AWARDS: 2nd, Steve Hurst; 3rd, PIANO AWARDS: ing bandsman, and Hal Moore, outstanding Sylvia Blair; and lst, Hal Moore Debbie Whidden and Charwayne Johnson senior Cheryl Frederic. Virginia Wilson, Glenn Mills, Martin Hegwood, Lucy Hansford, and Larry Thomas 249 250 NATIONAL SCIENCE GRANT: Joy Ware DAR AWARD: ,' Patty Anderson cience wards TIME AWARD Bruce Burnsed BAUSCH 8L LOMB SCIENCE AWARD: Alex Alkire . HOME MAKING AWARD Becky Mitchell W NHS Athletic Award Civilan Award Civitan Award Craig Carson Yvonne Jackson Hal Moore Business Awards Tommy Norwood, Virginia Huff, Debbie Parr, Barbara Ferguson, and Toni Bustin 25l Graduation 1969 3 H Larry, Moe, and Curly? u- The beginhing of the end , Morgcircumstance than pomp 252 Parade of Scholars Scholars united A slaughtered speech 253 Sing me a song without a note of sadness. O ' .. and I love the seniors. Left,over right! 254 Our prizes The Enal march .. from 30, I say 30 states. 255 Wememger Gfass 7391112sz 1974 - n? Fuss i is gmagmwj