Perryton High School - Ranger Yearbook (Perryton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1958 volume:

Serving you as Student Council president has afforded me great pleasure. With all sincerity, 1 wish to thank the entire student body, as well as my fellow council mem- bers and sponsors for the wholehearted support and backing you gave me throughout the school year. Our goal this year was making the school more enjoyable for all of us, as well as striving to create a more efficient Student Council. We hope that we have succeeded in doing so. Congratulations to the ' 58 Ranger staff. Sincerely, ■t ,JL. -fvuM i iji Editing the ' 58 Ranger has been a great honor and privilege I shall not soon forget. The many days and long hours spent in designing this book shall but fade into pleasant memories as a highlight of my school days in PHS. To our photographers, Mr. and Mrs. Don Thurman, for their untiring efforts expended in making the school pictures; to Mr. Bob Bond, our advisor, for his sympathetic guidance and constructive criticism during the making of this volume; to Mr, Gilbert Mize, our superintendent, and the Board of Education, for their wholehearted assistance; to Janie Putman, my assistant editor, and to the entire staff for their wonderful cooperation, in deepest sincerity I extend my thanks, for without yoiu help this yearbook could never have become a reality. Goodbye to Ranger ' 58 and hello to Ranger ' 59. Sincerely, ' 58 Editor A SALUTE TO THE OIL INDUSTRY A new industry has changed the complexion of the Perryton area in recent years, making its influence felt in our economy and everyday lives, as well as in our schools. We speak, of course, of the oil industry which has taken its place with agriculture in plans for advancement in this area. To this industry, and the companies and people that make up the industry, goes our salute. Insofar as possible, this 1958 Ranger will follow the Oil Industry theme throughout its pages. mm m m mm - DEDICATION NELL VERNON 1918-1957 The precious worth of a good individual is never so valued as when our human ranks are thinned by Death ' s inexorable hand. Nell Vernon wasoneof those who with nothing more than the brawn of her person- ality laid wide around herself the arc of loyalty, truth, and love. Many years have passed since she walked the halls of Perryton High School as a student, but we never lost her support and help for any endeavor of the Red and White. With her death came again the old and always half-forgotten knowledge that such sincere and inspiring people are not replaced. The ranks close; the procession moves on; but the warmth and courage of that individual is gone, and is not duplicated. To this loving memory of Nell Vernon, we, the Ranger staff of 1958, dedicate this annual. CONTENTS . . ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES FAVORITES JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY AUTOGRAPHS administration 1 ss •SI BOARD OF EDUCATION Wesley Bryan, Bill Fletcher. C. H. Williams. Gilbert Mize, C. W. Foote. Roy Stollings. Gene Akers. Harold Simpson GILBERT MIZE Superintendent One of the greatest attributes of any human being is faith. When a builder decides to build a skyscraper, he doesn ' t know that he will have tenants for all the space. He doesn ' t know what unforeseen problems he may en- counter that will wipe out any profit that he plans to make. He calculates everything possible, but his final decision to proceed is based on faith in his ability to carry through successfully. Builders of raUroads, factories, or oil refineries have no assurance that their plans will be successful, but they have faith in themselves and others, and this gives them courage to go ahead. Without faith in the fundamental integrity of our fellow men, we could accomplish nothing. Those whom we call great have been men with great faith. As you go about this process of learning, of attain- ing knowledge and developing skills, keep in mind that you must undergird it all with abiding faith. Faith in yourselves, faith in yoiu associates, and faith in God. With this basic structure, you can progress successfully in whatever field you direct your energies. Sincerely, (h, VIOLET IGOU Secretary This record of activities during the 1957-58 school year wUl recall many pleasant memories to each of us in the years ahead. May they also, from year to year, recall to us those youthful aims and ambitions so common to young men and women, and may they kindle within us a determination not to let hardships or misfortune discourage us in their accomplishment. It is my hope that this book will inspire us all to a better and better life as years go on. Sincerely, faculty 1 ooooooc ARGELIA AGUILAR Spanish - English B.A., TWU BOB BOND Journalism - Typing B. S. , University of Oklahoma THOMAS BROWER Mathematics - Chemistry B. S. , Trinity B. S, , Princeton Theo. Sem. BILL BUTEFISH Biology - Chemistry B. S. E. , University of Arkansas FLORA CHAMPION Librarian B, A. , Trinity University M.E., West Texas BEULAH PAGAN Art B. A., East Central (Okla.) KEITH FLOWERS Coach - Drivers Education B. S, , Texas Christian HOWARD FITZHUGH Industrial Arts B. S. , North Texas VADEN HOLLOWAY General Science B. S. , Oklahoma State JOSH HOPKINS Vocational Agriculture B. S. , Texas Tech fr ' JEAN JEFFREY English B. A. , Southeastern (Okla. ) ANNE JENNINGS Home Economics B. S. , Texas Tech TOM KNIGHTON Band - Choir B. S, , West Texas MYRTLE KNORPP English B. A. , West Texas JOE OGDEN Coach - Algebra B. S. , West Texas JAMES PETERSON Coach - American History B. S, , Loyola University GLADYS PHILLIPS English - Speech B, S, , West Texas M.A., West Texas ROSE POWELL Speech B.A., West Texas M.A., West Texas JIM ROWLAND Business B. B. A. , North Texas WENDELL RUSSELL General Math B. A. , Bethany Nazarene College B. D. , Nazarene Theo. Sem. B. D. WALKER Band Director B. A. , Southwestern (Okla. ) M. A. , West Texas RICHARD WATTS Coach - Geometry B. S. , East Central (Okla. ) CLOYS WEBB Choir Director B. A. , North Texas SPENCER W HIPPO World History B. S. , West Texas M. S. , Texas Tech seniors I SENIOR FAVORITES SHARON WILSON SAM McLAIN GAYNELLE LEATHERMAN Secretary - Reporter SHARON WILSON Treasurer DON TILLERSON Vice President JERRY BARNETT President JERRY BARNETT FFA 4 Years, President 58, Chapter Conducting Team 2 Years; Chorus 1 Year; Senior Class President 58. KATHY BARNETT Transfer Student RONNIE BLACKMORE Football 55-57, Lettered 1 Year; FFA 1 Year; Thespians 2 Years; FTA 3 Years; Student Council Vice President 58; Sen- ior Play. DEWEY BLANK Tennis 3 Years, Disttict Doubles Champ ion 57; Golf 1 Year; Basketball 56-57; FFA 1 Year; Band 1 Year. RALPH BOGART Football 56; Senior Play. SUE ANNE BRASHEARS FTA 2 Years; FHA 3 Years; Band 3 Years; Spanish Club 2 Years; Senior Play. DARRELL BROWN Tennis 1 Year; Chorus 4 Years, Boys ' Octet 54-56, All-State Alternate 58. DONALD BROWN Football 55-57, Lettered 2 Years; Track 55. TOMMY CARTER Football 55-58, Co-Captain 58, Let- tered 2 Years; Basketball 55-58, Let- tered 2 Years; Track 56; Spanish Club 1 Year; Tennis 1 Year; FFA 1 Year; Junior Class Vice President 57; Teen- Town Council 55; Senior Play. GLEN CASTLEBURY President PHSPA 58; Editorial Winner PHSPA 57; Editor El Sombrero 58; Most Friendly 57; Mr. FTA 57,58; Second District FTA 57; Student CouncQ Re- porter 57; Band 4 Years, Reporter 58, Swing Band Director; Freshman Favo- rite and Secretary 55; Sophomore Re- porter 56; Thespians 4 Years; Quill and Scroll 2 Years; Extemp Letter 54; De- bate Club 56; Senior Play. LLOYD CHISUM Tennis 54-56; Senior Play. DIXIE CONLEY Band 4 Years, Sweetheart 57, Treasurer 58, Stage Band 3 Years, Dixie Cats 2 Years, Twirler 4 Years, Head Twirler 57, National AAU Twirling Champion Team Member 57; Chorus 4 Years, Ace, 4 Years, Vice President 58; FTA 4 Years; Thespians 3 Years; 1400 Club 2 Years; Basketball 2 Years; Spanish Club 2 Years; Senior Play; Girl of the Month 57; NHS 2 Years; Holiday Queen 57; Miss PHS 58; Debate Club 1 Year; Sophomore Treasurer; Junior President. KAREN CRUM Ranger Staff 58; FHA 4 Years; FTA 4 Years, Secretary 58; Librarian 3 Years; Band 4 Years; Chorus 2 Years, Librarian 58; Thespians 3 Years, President 58; Debate Club, President 58, Vice Presi- dent 57; Student Director Senior Play; Office Staff 1 Year. ROBERTA DRAKE Band 3 Years, Stage Band 58; FTA 3 Years; FHA 2 Years, Secretary 56; Los Vaqueros 2 Years; Tennis 1 Year; Office Staff 1 Year; Senior Play. ROBERT DUMCUM Transfer Student CARMEN EASTER Pep Club 4 Years; Chorus 4 Years; FTA 4 Years; Thespians 3 Years; FHA 4 Years; Ranger Staff 58. BEN FLOWERS Football 54-57, Lettered 2 Years; Bas- ketball 54,56; Track 58, Regional 55, 57; Freshman Treasurer; Debate Club 1 Year; NHS 2 Years, President 58; Band 4 Years, Secretary 58; Thespians 2 Years, Vice President 58; FTA 3 Yeats; Senior Play; Who ' s Who 55,56,57. BONNIE FRAZIER FTA 2 Years; FHA 2 Years, Parliamen- tarian 55; Thespians 1 Year; Debate Club 1 Year. DALE HALL Spanish Club 1 Year; Spanish Play 57; Senior Play. BILL HATCHER Transfer Student DELORES HESS Pep Club 2 Years, Treasurer 58; FTA 2 Years; FHA 2 Years; Basketball 56- 57, Manager 57-58; NHS 2 Years; Spanish Club 2 Years. DONNA HOOTS Band 2 Years; Twirler 56-58, Head Twirler 58, National AAU Twirling Champion Team Member 57; Senior Play; Thespians 2 Years; FTA 4 Years; FHA 2 Years; Teen-Town CouncQ 58; Ranger Staff 58; Office Staff 1 Year; Basketball 55-56. KATHY HURTER Band 4 Years, Vice President 57, Stage Band 57, Student Director 58; Twirler 54-58; Freshman Vice President and Favorite; FTA 4 Years; Thespians 3 Years; Senior Play; Office Staff 2 Years. AVIS JANZEN Chorus 3 Years; FHA 2 Years, Reporter 58; FTA 1 Year; Pep Club 2 Years; El Sombrero Staff 57; Senior Play; Cinder- ella Play Cast 57. These four senior basketball players gained honors when the a 11 -tournament teams were selected in the annual Spearman tournament. Named to the select groups were Martha Pyles, Linda Spence, Sharon Wilson and Howard Swink. The girls led the Rangerettes to the tournament championship. KENTON KNORPP Band 4 Years; FTA 1 Year; Senior Play; FFA 4 Years, Treasurer 57, Delegate - at-Large 58, Rodeo Secretary 56-58, Judging Team 56-57, Junior Chapter Conducting Team 56. GAYNELLE LEATHERMAN Band 3 Years, Stage Band and Dixie Cats 55-58, Sweetheart 56, Vice Presi- dent 58; FHA 3 Years, President 57; FTA 3 Years; Senior Play; NHS 1 Year, Treasurer 58; Sophomore Vice Presi- dent; Senior Secretary; Spanish Club 1 Year, President 58; Most Beautiful runner-up 57. JERRY LILE Senior Play. EDWIN LIMBOCKER Spanish Club 2 Years. CALVIN LUNCEFORD Senior Play; Chorus 2 Years. JOHN MANNING Basketball 56-58, Lettered 1 Year; Track 57-58; Football Manager 57; Senior Play; El Sombrero Staff 58; GLENDA McGIBBON Basketball 54-57, Lettered 4 Years; Band 4 Years, Twirler 54-58, Stage Band Soloist 55-58; Chorus 4 Years; Sectional Leader 3 Years, Reporter 58, Student Director 58 , All-Regional Choir 58; FTA 4 Years, Secretary 57; NHS 3 Years, Vice President 58; Teen- Town Council 55-58; Who ' s Who 55; Best All Around Girl 58; Ranger Editor 58, Co-Eaitor 57. SAM McLAIN Football 54-57, Lettered 2 Years; Track 56; Band 4 Years, President 58; Student Council 55; FTA 4 Years, Vice Presi- dent 56, Treasurer 57; Thespians 3 Years; FHA Beau 56; Who ' s Who 55; Senior Play. VIRGINIA McLANAHAN Senior Play; Band 3 Years; FTA 3 Years; FHA 3 Years, Song Leader 57. ZACK MILLER Football 55-57, Lettered 2 Years; Bas- ketball 55-57; Track 55-58; FTA 3 Years; Student Council President 58; Sophomore President; FHA Beau 55. SHIRLEY MORRIS FHA 2 Years; FTA 2 Years; Chorus 3 Years; Thespians 1 Year; Senior Play; Cinderella Play Cast 57. DEL RAY MOUNTS Football 54-57, Lettered 3 Years, Co- Captain 57; Basketball 54-58, Lettered 4 Years, All -District 57; Track 55-57, Regional 57; Band 1 Year; FTA 1 Year; Senior Play. ROBERT MURRY JUDY PLETCHER Pep Club 3 Years, President 58; FHA 3 Years; FTA 2 Years; Spanish Club 1 Year. T. J. POOL Band 1 Year; Senior Play, JUDY PROUGH Band 2 Years, Stage Band 56-58; Cho- rus 2 Years; FHA 2 Years; FTA 1 Year; Teen-Town Council 58; Girl of the Month 57. MARTHA PYLES Basketball 54-58, Lettered 3 Years; Tennis 54-58, District Doubles Cham- pion 57; FHA 3 Years; Thespians 2 Years; Spanish Club 2 Years; Pep Club 4 Years, Cheerleader 57-58; Junior Treasurer; Senior Play; Football Queen Attendant 57. LAWRENCE RAGAN Band 3 Years, Student Director 58; Chorus 3 Years, Student Director 58; Boys ' Quartet 58, All-State Chorus 57; FTA 3 Years; ScienceClub 1 Year, Re- gional Science Fair 57; Tennis 56. TONI RATLIFF Pep Club 1 Year. Cheerleader 58; FHA 3 Years; FTA 1 Year; Los Vaqueros 2 Years; Chorus 1 Year; Senior Play. SIDNEY ROBINSON Los Vaqueros 2 Years; Spanish Play Carmen 56; El Sombrero Staff 58; Senior Play. G. W. SETTLES Transfer Student DON SEYMOUR Football 56-57, Lettered 1 Year, All- District 58; All-Regional 58, All-State Honorable Mention 58; Basketball 56- 57. Senior Dixie Conley took royalty honors as Snow Queen in Perryton ' s pre- Christmas holiday festivities. Dixie holds the queen ' s bouquet and another PHS senior, Sydney Slack, is at her left. Sydney and the other young ladies, representing neighboring towns, were also contestants for the crown. BILL SHANNON Football 56-57, Lettered 1 Year; Ran- ger Staff 58; Senior Play; Alice in Won- derland Cast 58. HAROLD SHIFLET Football 56-57, Lettered 1 Year; Bas- ketball 56-58, Lettered 1 Year, Co- Captain 57-58; Track 56-58; Spanish Club 1 Year; FTA 1 Year; Teen-Town Council 1 Year; FHA Beau 57; Senior Play. SHIRLEY SIMPSON Snow Queen Candidate 55; Football Queen Attendant 55; FTA 3 Years; Band 4 Years; Chorus 4 Years; Girls ' Trio 3 Years, Queen 55, Secretary 55,57, Librarian 56. SYDNEY SLACK Band 3 Years, Sweetheart Candidate 57, Drum Major 56-58, Twirler 54-55, National AAU Twirling Champion Team Member 57; Basketball 54-58, Lettered 4 Years, All-District 57, Co-Captain 57; Football Queen Candidate 55; FFA Sweetheart 56; Thespians 3 Years, Sec- retary 58; FTA 3 Years; Senior Play; Holiday Queen Candidate 57, FtlEDDY SMITH Basketball 56-58, Lettered 1 Year; Ten- nis 56-57; Football Manager 57; Band 2 Years; Chorus 1 Year; FTA 1 Year; FFA 3 Years, Junior Chapter Conducting Team 55, Senior Chapter Conducting Team 56, Delegate-at-Large 57, Treas- urer 58, Rodeo 56-57, State Convention Delegate 57, State Livestock Judging Team 57. LINDA SPENCE Basketball 54-58, Lettered 4 Years, All-District 57; Chorus 2 Years; Thes- pians 3 Years; FTA 3 Years; Spanish Club 1 Year; Sophomore Favorite; Most Beautiful Nominee 56,57; Cheerleader 56-58; Senior Play; Ranger Staff 58; AU-Star Cast 55. HOWARD SWINK Football 54-57, Lettered 2 Years, Co- Captain 57; Basketball 55-58, Lettered 2 Years, Co-Captain 57-58; FFA 4 Years, Secretary 56, Sentinel 58. ANN TENNANT Transfer Student , CAROL THOMAS Basketball 55-58, Lettered 3 Years; Ten- nis 55-58, District Singles Champion 56,57; Band 3 Years; NHS 3 Years, Sec- retary 58; Los Vaqueros 2 Years, Vice President 56, President 57; Who ' s Who 56,57; Girl of the Month 57; El Som- brero Staff 57; Ranger Staff 57; FTA 3 Years; FHA 3 Years; Senior Play. RUSS THOMAS Football 54-57, Lettered 2 Years, All- District 57; Band 4 Years; Chorus 4 Years; FTA 2 Years; Golf 54-55; Junior Secretary; Spanish Club 2 Years. DON TILLERSON Football 54-57, Lettered 2 Years, AU- Distiict 57; FFA 3 Years, President 56, Junior Conducting Team 54, Senior Con- ducting Team 55, Reporter 57; Fresh- man President; Sophomore Favorite; Student Council 55; Spanish Club 1 Year; Chorus 1 Year; Senior Vice Presi- dent; Most Handsome Nominee 55,56; FTA 1 Year. JANYE TODD Basketball 54-58, Lettered 3 Years; Band 4 Years, Twirler 54-58; FTA 4 Years; FHA 4 Years; Junior Reporter; Football Queen Candidate 55; Spanish Club 1 Year; El Sombrero Staff 58; Senior Play. RALPH THOMPSON Football 55-57, Lettered 1 Year; FFA 3 Years, Junior Chapter Conducting Team 55, Senior Chapter Conducting Team 56; Chorus 1 Year. RUBY THOMPSON FTA 3 Years; FHA 3 Years; Pep Club 3 Years; National Science Fair Winner 57; Senior Play. DON TOWNSEND Football 55-57, Lettered 2 Years; Bas- ketball 55; Track 54; Chorus 4 Years; Section Leader and Manager 57, Presi- dent 58, All-State Alternate 57, Boys ' Octet 54-56. KENNETH TOWNSEND JERRY TURNER Transfer Student JOHN ANDY WAGNER «« ' W3 itWflHt M CHET WILLIAMS FFA 4 Years, Chapter Conducting Teams 55,56; Football Manager 54- 56, District Manager 56; FTA 1 Year; Senior Play. SHARON WILSON Basketball 55-58, Lettered 3 Years, Co-Captain 57; FHA 3 Years, Presi- dent 58; Football Queen 57, Attendant 56; Senior Treasurer; Sophomore Sec- retary; Student Council Treasurer 57; Girl of the Month 57; Most Beautiful Nominee 56; FTA 1 Year; Spanish Club 1 Year. LQRAINE WOODARD Basketball 56-57; Senior Play; Chorus 1 Year. SHIRLEY WOODY Pep Club 2 Years; FTA 1 Year; Senior Play. Probably He ' s Lying Get Off That Coffee Urn Is That a Cue Stick, George? What Is It? You Guess! Don and Piima Donna Wonder What He Sees? . fex. ' scHiiPim A ■ r Rosnrr9swo IGTM 7836 A JUNIOR FAVORITES Earl McKinley Ardith Wilson L ■ rjv J y N • J ml ' f yl f ., % Vg 2 . i A i , r- JUNIOR CLASS OFFtCERS GALE GOOD Vice President ARDITH WILSON Treasurer EARL McKINLEY President ALTA JOHNSON Secretary BARRY ACKER JEANNE ACKERS EARLENE ANDERSON BILUE APPLE BROOK BAKER GARY BALZER DOUG BARNES JAN BELL lanie bryant barbara burns leon caldwell Lunette castle JOY CLARK CHARLES CUMMINS BONITA DUNNIHOO STACY ELLIS ELLEN ERICKSON DOUG FERGUSON GEORGE FIKE PEGGY FLOWERS T r GALE GCX3D NANCY GRAHAM DEAN GUM TEDDY GUNTER RICHARD HALEY LYNDA HARRIS PAT HAYWOOD JANE HEADLEE DICKY HOLDEMAN WAYNE HOOPER JULENE HURT REX JAMISON ALTA JOHNSON STEWART JOHNSON LAVERNA KERSHMAN ROBERT KILE JAMES RAY LOLLIS CHARLES MAC LOVETT EARL McKINLEY JOYCE MABERRY The Ranger ' s assistant ed- itor, Janie Putman, seems about done for as final copy deadline nears. She receives consolation from Ruth Ann Smith. Both are juniors. BARBARA MARGRAVE TED MASTON BETTY MAYHAN EDDIE MILLER PATSY MOON ELVIRA MOORE NAN MORRIS DANIEL MOUNTS JERRY MURPHY SUSAN PEARSON CHARLES PETERSON RUTH PSHIGODA JANiE PUTMAN NANCY REITZ BRENDA RICKARD GENE RILEY CAROLYN ROCK EARLENE SCHWALK DONETA SCROGGS LINDA SEYMOUR KEITH SHAFFER JIMMY SHAWVER JOE DON SHOCKLEY NANCY SIMPSON DEANNA SMITH RUTH ANN SMITH BARBARA STOLLINGS GARY TAYLOR STEVE THOMAS SIDNEY TOWNSEND DALE TURNER MARLENE WAGNER DONNIE WHITE ARDITH WILSON CALVIN WOODARD NANCY WRIGHT Crutches and Snow Go Together Annual Staffers Reading the Paper; sophomores 1 W V ' k.. . S, X w ffe LARRY HULSEY SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary -Treasurer DANNY FLETCHER Presideut Sue Akers Robert Allison Allan Anderson Betty Bailey Mary Bailey Delbert Balzer Shirley Beard Allen Berry Gary Black Rob Blackmore Vernon Cook Doug Coon Donna Cottrell Nina Cudd Carol Daley Sheila Devers Danny Drake Johnny Eisenman Tommy Ellzey Kathy Ferguson Jim George L. D. Gilbreath Karol Ann Gipson Keith Good Billiemae Gray Linda Guffey Richard Halpain Alvin Hamrick Arlie Hargrove David Helfenbein Gerry Hoots Lany Hulsey Wilma Hunt Earl Jeffries Twila Jenkins insLmm jk Kenneth Jones Daniel Kauffman Karolyn Kelly Charles Kile Alice Fay Kite ._; — i Jean Kizziar Elza Kutch Jimmy Latham Raymond Leatherman Sherriell Leatherman Kathleen Littau Willie Logan Wilma Logan Sandra Love Devona McEntire ! ' mmk Y i 1 -dW Doug Coon winds up to throw at Gerry Hoots as the sophomores engage in a snowball fight. Other soph- omores in the picture are David Helfenbein and Gary Cook. i ' )• ' j. vuJt) Banks McGarraugh Ronald McGarraugh Trula McGarraugh Sandra McLain Dempsey Malaney Charles Massey Joyce Matthews Tom Meyer Gene Mills Sara Mize Floyd Morris Sue Morris a Kay Munger Donald Murry Robert Neelley Don Neufeld Jimmy Newman • V ' ' ' |k Mary Lee Nitschke Richard Nowlin Bud Osborne Jimmy Palmer Susan Patton . S % . 4 r i Maurine Pearson Danny Fletcher Gary Ratliff Marion Riley Bobby Roberts Oma Dell Ryan John Sammons Byron Schwalk Rickey Shaffer Edgar Sharp Jeanette Warren Alene Wiebe Laura Wiebe Gerald Williams Pam Williams Wynema Williams Carolyn Wilson Bonnie Witt Jay Woody Kristine Yates 5 P ' 5 Biology Makes Them Silly In Deep Concentration That Must Have Been Funny Between Class Chat Woops! Don ' t Anybody Fall freshmen JA J o o v ii,, : ..J- 1 f i4: ■-flw . BOBBY SUE BURNS Secr etary KERRY KNOM ' P President ■¥ IMWRIGH ' | r Treasurer ' FRED DERRICK ; Vice Preside ' i Bobby Apple Kaia Bess Apple Dwayne Baker Patsy Baker Richard Baker W I y Darrel Ballard Kay Balzer Bill Barnett Helen Barnett Mike Barrett Jennifer Bateman Ann Betty Janelle Blackmore Margie Briscoe Gary Brown Rebecca Brown Ronald Brown Kenneth Burch Bobby Sue Burns Mike Bryant Jeri Ann Butler Marella Caldwell Sharon Chandler Marylin Cole Pat Conner Frances Crawford Kenneth Crawford Gail Crum Charles Cudd Coke Cudd Cynthia Cummins Marva Sue Deli Alfred Derrick Timmie Derrick Lawrence Dovverf Tommy Eiseman Carl Ellis Jerry Ferguson R. Veda Follis Brenda Gray Judy Holdeman Sue Jouett Herman Janzen Ernestine Jines David Johnson Jim Bruce Johnson Daryl Kile Kerry Knorpp Connie LaMaster Carolyn LoUis A pair of freshmen, Kerry Knorpp and Mike Bryant, seem to be trying to get through school in a relaxed manner. More dignified seniors could warn them of - all the hard work ahead. Gary Maxwell Gracie Moore Susie Morgan David Morris Sharon Kay Niei Robert O ' Rear Joyce Overton Karen Pattison Shirley Payne Diana Pearson Tim Pearson Mitty Plummet Larry Poston Roger Ray Jimmy Reeves Carol Ann Lovett Jack McCants Betty McCelvey Sue McKee Jerry McLain George Maberry Pat Malone Kathi Rhea Ronald Robison Rheawanda Russell Betty Faye Savage Jean Schooler Anna Scroggs Vera Scroggs Rodger Sears Toni Simmons John D. Smith Dale Stroud Thomasene Swink Billy Symons Rita Taylor Joe Thompson Larry Thurman Bob Tomlin Diane Waggoner Charles Walker Jo Nita Watson Nadine Wiebe Dale Wilson Charles Witt Larry Wilson Tim Wright Just who Surprised Who? Do You Suppose It Can Be Eaten? Cooking Must Be The Fad This Year I i athletics 1 RANGER COACHES JOE OGDEN KEITH FLOWERS JAMES PETERSON B Coach ROYCE HILLMAN Junior High Coach Line Coach EDDIE WH.MAMS Freshman Coach Head Coach THOMAS CARTER BROOK BAKER CHARLES LOVETT HOWARD SWINK All-District All-Regional (2d) All-Regional (2d) All-Regional (HM) DON SEYMOUR DON TILLERSON HAROLD SHIFLET All-District A 11 -Regional All -State (HM) All District All-District All-Regional (HM) DONALD BROWN All-District EARL McKlNLEY All-Regional (HM) (Not Pictured) RUSS THOMAS All-District m M mli 10 p«aT39B9K?h HitfMh , s«r 5r= «j;,a ■■w i ' - s RANGER A TEAM First row, left to right: Charles Peterson, Earl McKinley, Sammy McLain, Del Ray Mounts, Teddy Joe Gunler, Gale Good, Billy Apple, Don Tillerson, Russ Thomas, Billy Shannon. Second row: Ralph Thompson, Ronnie Blackmore, James Ray Lollis, Stewart Johnson, Gary Cook, Gary Taylor, Gary Black, Donald Brown, Keith Shaffer, Don Townsend. Third row: Coach Flowers. Don Seymour, Zack Miller, Harold Shiflet, Tommy EUzey, Thomas Carter, Brook Baker, Barry Acker, Ben Flowers, Howard Swink, Charles Mac Lovett, Coach Peterson. HOWARD SWINK, THOMAS CARTER Captains ' - tJtjt Managers DEL RAY MOUNTS, DON TILLERSON JOHN MANNING, FREDDIE SMITH .i hihgmmm RANGER B TEAM First row, left to right: Doug Coon, Dempsey Malaney, Gerry Hoots, Earl Jeffries, Gary Ratliff, Joe Homer Clark, Danny Fletcher, Larry Hulsey, Second row: Gerald Bogart, Gary Black, Orval Wall, David Helfenbein, Bud Osborne, Rickey Shaffer, Keith Good, Bobby SchwaUc. Third row: Rob Blackmore, Doug Barnes, Robert Neelley, Jim George, Jimmy Latham, Ronnie Chisum, Elza Kutch, Charles Massey, Coach Ogden. I First row, left to right: Kenneth Crawford, Ronny Smith, Ronald Hess, Joe Thompson, Carl Ellis, Gary Brown, George Maberry, Mike Barrett, Bobby Apple. Second row: Tim Wright, Jerry Pearson, Roger Ray, Ronnie John- son, Donnie Johnson, Daryl Kile, Junior Smith, Junior Reeves, Charles Cudd, Jerry McLain. Third row: Calvin Buxton, Mike Bryant, John D. Smith, Tim Pearson, Glyn SeU, Lany Wilson, Alfred Derrick, Jim Bruce John- son, Wayne Manning, Coach Williams. RANGER FRESHMAN TEAM p i: : atMjjjMaBSM m ' ,A ♦ .;■ 7 x; -% ' a mi ' m -A U ' Ranger halfback Zack Miller carries the ball in the Canadian game as Tommy Carter (56) comes over to give him an assist in block- ing out the interference. PERRYTON 6, CANADIAN Zack Miller, Ranger halfback, hit pay dirt in the closing minutes of the first half on what turned out to be the only scoring play of the game as the Rangers opened their 1957 football season with a 6-0 win over the Canadian Wild- cats on the Canadian field. The Rangers were hampered by fumbles and penalties each time they seemed to have a scoring drive underway. PERRYTON 7, CANYON 20 After holding a 7-7 score throughout most of the first half, the Rangers gallantly conceded defeat to the mighty Canyon Eagles by a 20-7 margin in the Penyton ' s home debut. Late in the first half Ranger quarterback Barry Acker (re- placing injury-hampered Del Ray Mounts) suffered an injury similar to Mounts ' and Harold Shiflet was called on to handle the play-calling chores. prnnYTONI A ' C ARFNDON 7 Finding themselves on the short end of a 7-6 halftlme score ' the Rangers received some sort of stimulation from Coach Peterson at intermission and wound up 32-7 victors in a non-conference battle with the Clarendon Bronchos. Perry- ton was favored to win the game by a good margin but during the first half found themselves stymied by a deter- mined group of visitors who had only a 17-man squad in uniform. RONNIE BLACKMORE DONALD BROWN THOMAS CARTER BEN FLOWERS SAMMY McLAIN ZACK MILLER DEL RAY MOUNTS Mi DON SEYMOUR PERRYTON 12, PHILLIPS 19 The Rangers ' exploding attack during the course of the game gave the Phillips Blackhawks the thriller of the sea- son and the third smallest margin to which they have ever been held against a Perryton team. After a scoreless first half Ihe dreaded Hawks rallied to grab a 19-12 victory. The Rangers muffed two scoring chances in the first half, being down inside the enemy 20 both times before coming to a halt. pn n P YT( | T Q P A I l-l A RT ' ) Perryton handed a lightning fast Dalhart team its first de- ' feat of the season in a wild scoring spree with a final tally of 28-25 October 11 in the Dalhart stadium. The Wolves jumped the score to a 12-0 lead for the DHS eleven be- fore Ranger fullback Don Seymour broke loose for a 35 -yard touchdown run. Zack MiUer added two TD ' s and was named by the Amarillo Daily News as player of the week for his performance. PERRYTON 27, QUANAH 13 Head Deputy Don Seymour, his guns blazing touchdowns, led the unheralded Perryton Rangers past the favored Quanah Indians, 27-13, in the opening district 3-AA football contest for both clubs. Seymour scored two of the Ranger touchdowns and passed for another and was selected Back of the Week by the Daily News for his outstand- ing play. He carried the pigskin 46 times for a total of 247 yards. Several Perryton de- fensive men gang up to stop the Dalhart Wolves ball carrier. Harold Shiflet (22) and two unidentified Rangers have their hands on the man and Don Tillerson (51) and Tommy Carter (56) are coming in fast. Warhorse Don Seymour carries for the Rangers against the Seymour- Panthers in the bi-dis- trict playoff tilt. Bill Apple (64) aids with blocking and quarter- back Harold Shiflet is shown in the back- ground. prppYT VI ' C r |-||| r PPC I ' Flu-weakened Perryton Rangers downed a determined Childress eleven, 25-12, on a water-covered field Octo- ber 25 to retain the district 3-AA lead. Only a handful of ardent football fans and Ranger supporters braved the 25 -degree. cold and rain for the affau at Ranger stadium. As few as 12 players had reported for the scheduled workouts during the previous week because of the influenza outbreak. PERRYTON 19 WELLINGTON l 3 stout Sammy McUln, 140-lb. Ranger halfback, proved ' the margin of victory in the Wellington game as Perryton cinched the district football championship, downing the stubborn Skyrockets 19-13. The Rangers took an early lead, then were forced to fight hard to retain that lead and prevent their being overtaken by the oncharging Well- ington eleven. Brook Baker and Thomas Carter were outstanding defensively. PERRYTON 25, GUYMON Perryton gained revenge for a previous season defeat in taking the measure of the Guymon Tigers, 25-0, on the Rangers ' home field. Nearly all home team backs shared in ball-carrying honors in the contest, with good runs being turned in by Don Seymour, Earl McKinley, Sam McLain, Harold Shiflet, Del Ray Mounts and Bi ll Apple. Miss Sharon Wilson was crowned queen in ceremonies at this homecoming game. BILLY SHANNON HAROLD SHIFLET HOWARD SWINK RUSS THOMAS RALPH THOMPSON DON TILLERSON DON TOWNSEND pnnpYT VI CO m-IAMRO( l Held scoreless during the first quarter, the Rangers exploded ' for 32 points in the second stanza and then rolled over the Shamrock Irish 58-0 in the final regular season game. The win gave the Rangers undisputed possession of the dis- trict crown and set the stage for the bi-district battle with the ever-rough Seymour eleven. The game ' s most ex- citing run was turned in by Keith Shaffer, who took the opening kickoff of the second half and went 90 yards for pay dirt. PERRYTON 6, SEYMOUR 13 Outmanned, outscored, but not outplayed, the Penyton Rangers scored on a 40 -yard pass play late in the fourth quarter to avert a shutout as they lost to Seymour 13-6 in a bi-district playoff tilt. The game was played in the Greenbelt Bowl, Childress, November 23. Despite a sizeable weight handicap, the Rangers pushed the Panthers statistically, with 10 first downs to 6 for Seymour and total yardage of 231 to 250. Seymour ' s first tally came on the first offensive play from scrimmage as their right halfback broke through the line on a freak play, going through an unexpected hole and catching the secondary pulled up on the line. He went 89 yards to pay dirt. The Rangers had a third down and goal inside the 10 -yard line as time ran out at the end of the first half and Seymour leading 6-0. After Seymour had scored again to take a 13-0 lead, Del Ray Mounts hit Tommy Carter for a 40-yard pass- run play to avert a shutout. Stewart Johnson gets a good tackle in the Sey- mour game as the Ran- gers go all out to con- vince the Panthers they came to play football. Shiflet and Tom EUzey (77) are the other Ran- gers shown in the pic- ture. BARRY ACKER GALE GOOD TOMMY CARTER STEWART JOHNSON CHARLES LOVETT JOHN MANNING DEL RAY MOUNTS CHARLES PETERSON HAROLD SHIFLET FREDDE SMITH HOWARD SWINK STEVE THOMAS Making sure the ball is not stolen away, Barry Acker (23) reaches far above other Rang- er players and the opposing Spearman Lynx. Other iden- tifiable Red and White men are Gale Good (far left) and Steve Thomas (13). If the Rangers ' Harold Shiflet had been turned around in this picture, he might have received a well-placed haymaker at the hands of the Rocket. Another Perryton starter, Howard Swink, is in the background. Steve Thomas (13) goes high for the Rangers against the towering Wellington Skyrockets, but is not able to reach quite far enough. Charles Mac Lovett (45) stands by to give possible assistance. ri B TEAM barnes brook baker _ _,,. 1fosert neelley ' gerry hoots earl Mckinley ' ' tommy cook LARRY HULSEY GENE MILLS 3s T JJTC? 3i Rangerette Sydney Slack (34) attempts a shot at the basket and is guarded out by a Wellington guard. Ready to receive a pass or go up for a rebound is an- other Perryton f orward, Martha Pyles. Linda Spence goes high to get a shot away in a game against Spearman on the home court, and Martha Pyles stands by to give help. The Rangerettes release their emotions after defeat- ing Spearman for the cham- pionship of the Perryton tournament. Joyce Maberry (21) is in on the bear-hug and Glenda McGibbon (18), Ardith Wilson (33) and Carol Thomas come charg- ing in. h f ETTe ♦ tr M Meredith Trask, Ernestine Jines. Susan Pearson. Sue McKee. Janelle Blackmore, Connie LaMaster. Bobby Sue Bums. Marion Riley. Jeri Ann Butler, Betty McCelvey. Deanna Good, Betty Faye Savage. Kara Bess Apple. Nan- jean Boxwell. Marlene Wagner, Bonnie Witt. Roxana Traylor, Janie Hartson, Judy Conner. Janice Carter. Carol Daley. RONNIE CHISUM DEWEY BLANK I organizations PERRYTON HIGH SCHO OFFICERS Sam McLain, president; Glen Castlebury, reporter; Dixie Conley, treasurer; Ben Flowers, secretary; Gaynelle Leatherman, vice president. ?L SWEEPSTAKES BAND Lunette castle Outstanding Member B. D. WALKER Director Student Directors LAWRENCE RAGAN and KATHY HURTER DRUM MAJORETTE JOY CLARK JANYE TODD SYDNEY SLACK DIXIE CONLEY DONNA HOOTS KATHY HURTER DEANNA SMITH GLENDA McGIBBON STAGE BAND First row, left to right: Janie Putman, Dixie Conley, Pat Haywood. Second row: Glenda McGibbon, Russ Thomas, Barry Acker, LuNette Castle, Kathy Hurter. Third row: Billie Mae Gray, Gaynelle Leatherman, Jerry Murphy. First row, left to right: Janie Putman, LuNette Castle, Pat Haywood. Second row: Russ Thomas, Dixie Conley, Mary Lee Nitschke. Third row: George Fike, Billie Mae Gray, Gaynelle Leatherman, Jerry Murphy. DIXIE CATS 1 fV ' f r - .A r fV 0 v« PERRYTON HIGH SCh OFFICERS Shirley Simpson, secretary; Don Townsend, president; Glenda Mc- Gibbon, reporter; Karen Crum, librarian; not pictured, Dixie Conley, vice president. p p p a f ?OL A CAPPELLA CHOIR h CLOYS WEBB Director Student Directors GLENDA McGIBBON LAWRENCE RAGAN , ALL-REGIONAL CHOIR First row, left to right: Shirley Simpson, Judy Prough, Pat Haywood, Joy Clark, Anita Slaughter. Sec- ond row: Glenda McGibbon, Jane Headlee, Linda Spence, Ruth Pshigoda, Marion Riley. Third row: Russ Thomas, Lawrence Ragan, Darrel Brown, Rex Jamison, Don Townsend, Charles Kile. DIXIE CONLEY Accompanist JOY CLARK All-State Choir STARDUSTERS Nanjean Boxwell Anita Slaughter Marion Riley V ' i,, Ti° J CHORD BUSTERS Charles Peterson, Russ Thomas, Lawrence Ragan, Freddie Smith i SWEET NOTES Nancy Simpson Pat Haywood Shirley Simpson   o - hi CHEERLEADJ  ; cs? • « F« i 4 f 3 i 1 1 ■ Bin NANCY m ■ ■ ■r BETTY , 1 1 Hf WRIGHT a 1 1 B LINDA MAYHAN • TONI 1 1 1 marthaI 1 SPENCE RATLIFF 1 -Ifti .. F PYLES m PEP SQUAD First row, left to right: Nan ' Morris, Susie Morgan, Shirley Payne, Avis Janzen. Second row: Julene Hurt, Mary Bailey, Ernestine Jines, Laverna Kershman. Third row: Brenda Rickard, Betty Bailey, Bonita Dunnihoo, Cynthia Cummins, Judy Holdeman. Fourth row: Ann Betty, Bobby Sue Burns, Shirley Morris, Alta Johnson, Delores Hess, Joyce Matthews, DeVona McEntire. Fifth row: Gail Crum, Theresa Castlebury, Judy Fletcher, Donna Cottrell, Anita Slaughter, Toni Simmons, Carmen Easter. Sixth row: Judy Cobb, Carol Ann Lovett, Diana Pearson, Con- nie LaMaster, Oma Dell Ryan, Nina Cudd, Lin da Seymour, Jean Schooler. Seventh row: Shirley Woody, Barbara Margrave, Sue Hargroves, Sherriell Leatherman, Meredith Trask, Patsy Moon, Karol Ann Gipson. STUDENT COUNCIL ZACK MILLER President RONNIE BLACKMORE Vice President JANE HEADLEE Secretary DIXIE CONLEY Treasurer J ■  . CHARLES LOVETT Committee Chairman JUDY CONNER RONNIE CHISUM CAROLYN LOLLIS DALE WILSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: Pat Haywood, Deletes Hess. Second row: Gaynelle Leatherman, treasurer; Mrs. Gladys Phillips, sponsor Glenda McGibbon, vice president. Third row: LuNette Castle, Dixie Con- ley, Barbara Stollings, Carol Thomas, secretary. Fourth row: Barry Acker, Ben Flowers, president. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS GARY COOK President ROBERT NEELLEY - -Vice Pres. PAT HAYWOOD - - Treasurer KAREN CRUM Secretary JAN BELL Reporter Sponsors MRS. ROSE POWELL MRS. FLORA CHAMPION o l?_ Pn . •jfi ■ -■ 1400 CLUB BARRY ACKER DIXIE CONLEY JANIE PUTMAN First row, left to right: Donna Cottrell, Brenda Rickard, Nan Morris, Alta Johnson, Karen Crum, LaVerna Kersh- man. Second row: Kathi Rhea, Sheila Devers, Jean Schooler, Sandy Griffith, Kristine Yates, Roberta Drake, Donna Hoots, Bonnie Witt, Linda Guffey, Shirley Payne. OFFICE STAFF .--x? ■i ■ i % e%f J n RANGER STAFF GLENDA McGIBBON Editor JANIE PUTMAN Assistant Editor NANCY REITZ Junior High Editor KAREN CRUM Honors Editor DONNA HOOTS. . . . Organizations Editor LAVERNA KERSHMAN . . Business Manager NANCY WRIGHT. , , . Asst. Orgn. Editor CARMEN EASTER Class Editor KATHY BARNETT Faculty Editor LINDA SPENCE Elementary Editor nil f « A EL SOMBRERO STAFF GLEN CASTLEBURY Editor BETTY MAYHAN Assistant Editor SIDNEY ROBINSON. . . Junior High Editor CAROLYN ROCK Exchanges JANE HEADLEE Feature Editor JOHN MANNING Sports Editor JANYE TODD Girls ' Sports RUTH ANN SMITH . .Circulation Manager JANIE PUTMAN Photographer JAN BELL Elementary Editor PAT HAYWOOD Business Manager l JOSH HOPKINS Advisor MAURINE PEARSON Sweetheart Front row, left to right: Kenton Knorpp, delegate-at-large; Jerry Barnett, president; Howard Swink, sen- tinel. Back row: Vernon Cook, secretary; Earl McKinley, vice president; Robert Neelley, treasurer. HAROLD SHIFLET Beau FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS SHARON WILSON. . .President ALTA JOHNSON . . Vice Pres. BARBARA STOLLINGS .... . . .Parliamentarian AVIS JANZEN .... Reporter NAN MORRIS Treasurer BONITA DUNNIHOO. Secretary MRS. ANNE JENNINGS Sponsor TEEN TOWN COUNCIL Sara Mize, Pam Williams, Zack Miller, Nancy Wright, Glenda McGibbon, Danny Fletcher, Keith Shaffer, Rickey Shaffer, Donna Hoots, Bany Acker, Shirley Simpson, Judy Prough. Front row, left to right: Ann Betty, Connie LaMaster, Barbara StoUings, Karen Crum, Joy Clark, Sue McKee, Pat Malone, Sara Mize. Second row: Kenneth Jones, Ben Flowers, John Manning, Bill Shannon, Tim Wright, Darrel Ballard, Banks McGarrough. DEBATE CLUB activities FRESHMAN INITIATION In early September, Perryton High School haUs rang with cries of Eek! Here comes a senior! Air raid! and Good afternoon, Mr. Tillerson, as the freshmen were initiated in- to hallowed PHS halls by the upperclassmen. For the occasion the fish boys donned ma-ke-up, earscrews and knee pants and dyed their hair with food coloring, while the girls wore one flat shoe with a nylon stocking, one high- heeled shoe with a bobby sock, inside -out blue jeans and sweaters, and dreamed up amazing coiffures. The hair styles were accomplished with the aid of thorough applications of laundry starch. All the freshmen were kept busy shining the seniors ' shoes and carrying books, plates and SENIORS. HOMECOMING . 1 957 Coronation of the Perryton High School foot- ball queen was the highlight of halftime ac- tivities at the Guymon game in November. Identity of the queen, Miss Sharon Wilson, ■was kept secret until her crowning by cap- tain Don Tillerson. After receiving the traditional kiss, the queen sat on the sidelines with her court, consisting of Sue Akers, Connie LaMaster, Martha Pyles and Alta Johnson. s E N I O R P L A Y The curtain went up on Annie Get Your Gun, 1957 senior play, on December 2, under the direction of Mrs. Rose Powell. With Dixie Conley in the title role, the fast moving, hilarious plot traveled from Cincinnati to Minneapolis and on to New York. Playing roles as the world ' s greatest show- men were Zack Miller as Buffalo Bill and Ben Flowers as Pawnee Bill. Others in the cast were Don Tillerson, Charlie Davenport; Glen Castlebury, Frank Butler; Karen Crum, Dolly Tate; Sue Ann Brashears, Winnie Tate; Sam McLain, Chief Sitting Bull. ' ANNIE GET YOUR GUN SCIENCE FAIR Almost 200 students had entries in the science fair held in March, and these pictures are just a few exam- ples of the exhibits. Visitors saw student work done in three classes: chemical, physical and biological. SCIENCE CLUB First row, left to right: Billie Mae Gray, Brenda Gray, Kay Balzer, Herman Janzen, Gary Maxwell. Second row: Don Neufeld, Marlene Wagner, Darrell Ballard, Lawrence Ragan, Sandy Griffith. Third row: Jerry Ferguson, Freddie Smith, Stewart Johnson, Dale Hall, Ronald Robinson, Mr. Vaden HoUoway, sponsor. CHOIR CONCERT Three hundred and sixty voices rang out for an overflow audience at the hoir concert in February. Choirs from the fifth grade, sixth grade, seventh and eighth grades, and the high school all joined voices for this an- nual event. During the concert, choir president Don Townsend placed the symbolic crown on Miss Dixie Conley, named Perryton High School choir queen for 1958. Dixie ' s run- ners-up and attendants were Shirley Simp- son, Linda Spence, Toni Ratliff and Nancy Simpson. .4i:,.l:i4 i. u |i!! , .:«. -m m:. n « [- t VVc nU f ' Vl l, vi - Mm$- favorites I ■ W N ) 1% «C - V ' • • l llR. P.H.S. TILLERSON CONNIE LAMASTER Freshman ALTA JOHNSON Junior ATTENDANTS SUE AKERS Sophomore MARTHA PYLES Senior BAND SWEETHEART SHIRLEY SIMPSON SYDNEY SLACK GAYNELLE LEATHERMAN ATTENDANTS NANCY SIMPSON ■ ' gfl ' :: CHOIR SWEETHEART DIXIE CONLEY TONI RATLIFF LINDA SPENCE ATTENDANTS NANCY SIMPSON SHIRLEY SIMPSON DEWEY BLANK BETTY MAYHAN MOST FRIENDLY SYDNEY SLACK DEL RAY MOUNTS I MOST ATHLETIC GLEN CASTLEBURY DIXIE CONLEY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED fa 5 - .-c oi. ' .-cl ■ ' V 3 .0 ° Z v.S« O ? CcvO , ;0 ' - a- ? ,s 0 : .-c , ©■ •6© 6 ' d© .cV ' ' - 0-C ' X) ; ® 5 ' -. . a.s ® VV -?,6 ' .N3- . ' ' A} ' .ee ._. .e- .A ,6 ' ' K. „ et1 )B- ' J V iot ,i- - CV a,v ,-CV .ce - ' _. ?«• S0 ?« • . Nv ' . x de ' ot tJ 5 r° MOST BEAUTIFUL . . . DIXIE CONLEY iME ,. . . SAM McLAIN SYDNEY SLACK LINDA SPENCE RUNNERS-UP OMA DELL RYAN ROBERTA DRAKE r KEITH SHAFFER RUNNERS-UP DON TILLERSON THOMAS CARTER ZACK MILLER w H O CAROL THOMAS Seniors JERRY BARNETT Lunette castle Juniors BARRY ACKER w H O SARA MIZE Sophomores TOM ELLZEY PAT MA LONE Freshmea DARRELL BALLARD EDDIE MILLER SHIRLEY WOODY MOST WITTY ' • l Lunette castle russ thomas MOST TALENTED SYDNEY SLACK ZACK MILLER BEST ALL-AROUND junior high JS MM As you have been told many times, these are the happiest days of your life. You will look back on your school days and cherish the memories for a long time. May you acquire a foundation that can support a useful, happy life. Sincerely DOROTHY DUNKLE BEULAH FAGAN BOB GIBSON DORIS GRINER ROYCE HILLMAN I JBHRx I K j X - p L ymil 1 m 1 MARY LOU HUMMER DRUCILLA HUSTON ADRIAN KERNS DANNY MIZE EARL SARGENT MARTHA THOMAS LOIS THURMAN EDDIE WILLIAMS FRED ZACHARY 0 1 1 f¥ First row, left to right; Benny Conley, Gary Bryan, Larry Barnard, Danny Bruce, Myrtle Cobb, Mr. Gibson, teacher. Second row: Kim Thomas, Kaye Thurman, Penny Price, Don Savage, Harry Drake, Don Schollenbarger, Johnny Leicht. Third row: Tommy Lovett, Judy Stover, Sandra Bolerjack, Mavolyne Sodowsky, Garland Sell, John Erick- son, Dana Ballard. Fourth row: Don Wagner, Corwin Padget, Ann Yates, Victor Stidham, Corline Selby, Lois Carol Williams, Ann Acker, Jimmy Gibson. First row, left to right: Joan Janzen, Gay Wagner, I. M. Hawkins, Richard Johnson, Mrs. Dunkle, teacher. Second row: Betty Jean Key, Bill Buckland, Darrell Townsend, Ruth Whippo, Mary Stafford, Pauline Murry. Third row: Bobbie Jo Miller, Rhonda McClure, Sharon Miller, Ronald Fries, Joan Beard, Janice Skaggs, Jackie Gipson. Fourth row: Bob Wright, Phyllis Weatherford, Karen Day, Joe D. Newman, Max Allison, Jeannie Huston, Troy Barclay. SB iCS ( 1 n 1 j First row, left to right: Cheryl Kershman, Jerry Skinner, Gary Crum, Joann Penn, Roberta Limbocker, Adran All- red, Evelyn Graham, Fred Zachary, teacher. Second row; Carolyn Bounds, Freddy Lewis, Karen Cambridge, Peggy Ferguson, Mike Ballew, Sue Skulley, Gary Derrick, Kay Russel, Dawna Burris. Third row. John Ezell, Danny Witt, Ira Smith, Mary Jo Williams, Wayne Townsend, Bobby Kile, Jeanene Frantz, Joyce Kline, Ruby Briscoe. First row, left to right: Tex Pearson, Georgia Giles, Norma Carter, Wynona Woodard, Dennis Balzer, Joe Coon, Curt Warren, Patti Bogart, Earl Sargent, teacher. Second row: Charles Moore, Larry Hamrick, Larry Maupin, John Devers, Betty Peak, Sue McClung, Doris Margrave, Kay Fulton. Third row: Calvin Buxton, Gene Rex, Glo- retta Lusk, Raymond McGarraugh, Danny Hudson, Terry McWhorter, Kean Lacey, Gerald Logan. 8D 7A First row, left to right: Jackie Simmons, Carolyn Barclay, Marianne Pool, Tommy Bolerjack, Arlia Mcllvain, Scott Sanford, Mrs. Huston, teacher. Second row: Tommy McLarty, Paulette Schroeder, Cheryl Palmer, Sam Hergert, Barbara Beard, Joan Reiswig, Leola Phillips, Bill Blackmore. Third row: Janis Pearson, Don Boyer, Barbara Newman, Sandy Peterson, Jesse Felan, Charles Kelly, Paul Haywood, Sue Malaney First row, left to right: Harold Trew, Kenny Wooster, Norman Ballinger, Bobby Johnson, Bill Settles, Don Stand- ish, Johnny Slater, Billy Johnson, Mrs. Thurman, teacher. Second row: Charlotte McDaniel, Carol Ann Coffin, Karen Montgomery, Eddie Roberson, Leon Barnett, Glen Thompson, Grace Hardy, Mike Key. Third row: Jerry Philipp, Barbara Bohanan, Sharon Anderson, Roy Headlee, Johnny Burris, John D. Klein, Sandra Molesworth, Georgia Anne Swink, James Allison, Arnold Jones. 7B o 1 % A ' f rt First row, left to right: Janice Caldwell, Betty Anderson, Aria Williams, Mike McLain, Jean Berry, Bill Jo Chad- wick, Calvin Jones, Bobby Slater, Weber Helfenbein, Mr. Williams, teacher. Second row: Dicky Lacey, Bobby Luthi, Dan Tarbox, Danny Thurman, Sheila Wylie, Sharon Jones, Joe Brady. Third row: Gilberta Bishop, Joe Champion, Robert Williams, John EUzey, Bobby Peak, Galen Slaughter, Kenny Castlebury, Roger Townsend. First row, left to right; Kenneth Schwalk, Clabem Scott, Pete Gilbert, Rebecca Witt, Sharon Whitaker, Larry Skinner, Jerry Jamison, Kelly Sue Morris, Mrs. Griner, teacher. Second row: Jimmy Plummer, Keith O ' Quinn, Darrell Hickey, Sue Lofland, Mike Conine, Paul Frederick, Gerald Hall, Jimmie Stumpf, Gary Hurt. Third row: James Fountain, Brenda Guffey, Douglas Pierce, Linda Jones, Gary Payne, Yvonne Williams, Jessie Dee Devers, Joe Paul Daves. 7D SEVENTH AND EIGHTH SIXTH GRADE TWIRLERS GRADE TWIRLERS Joan Reiswig, Sandra Peterson, Dana Ballard, Ruth Whippo. Drum Majorette Front: Cecelia Leicht, Betty Cudd, Sue SchoUen- barger, Eleanor Reiswig. Back: Debbie Hudson, Judy Anderson, Phyllis Huston, Janis Yarborough. ANN ACKER CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Evelyn Graham, Kaye Thurman, Penny Price. Standing: Lois Williams, Sue SkuUey, Sandra Bolerjack. JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR First row, left to right: Mike McLain, Kenny Wooster, Bobby Johnson, Sharon Jones, Shelia Wylie, Joan Janzen, Aria Williams, Betty Key, Pauline Murry, Gay Wagner. Second row: Bill Joe Chadwick, Jerry Boren, Galen Slaughter, Roger Townsend, John Klein, Mary Jo Williams, Sandra Molesworth, Ruth Whippo, Sheril Kershman, Grace Hardy, Evelyn Graham, Carol Ann Coffin. Third row: John EUzey, Bobby Luthi, Dan Tarbox, Mike Ballew, Ronald Fries, Sharon Miller, Joan Beard, Caroline Bounds, Peggy Ferguson, Kay Russell, Ruby Briscoe, Karen Montgomery. Fourth row: Joe Champion, John Burtis, Roy Headlee, Joe D. Newman, Barbara Bohanan, Darlene Clark, Karen Day, Jeannie Huston, Delia Carroll, Bobbie Jo Miller, Rhonda McClure, Karen Cambridge, Janice Skaggs. First row, left to right: Gary Peterson, Lynn Pattison, Jackson Dobbs, Glenn Pattison, Bobby Kite, Mary Macias, Caro- lyn Wagner, Karen Lewis, Judy Hooper, Lee McClanahan, Linda Moody, Nina Matthews. Second row: Richard Witt, Fred Flanagan, Dewayne Bohn, Dicky Watson, Jerry Kile, Jimmy Ezell, Suzie Holt, Mary Watson, Janice Cornelson, Betty Cudd, Cheryl Cutting, Georgia Reeves, Sue Ann Dearman. Third row: Bill Newman, Raymond O ' Brien, Donald Boren, Garland Edwards, Danny Overton, Betty Eisenman, Rita Queener, Sharon Atchison, Sharon Scott, Len Wall, Martha Burris, Patsy Drake, Peggy Barnett, Kay McClung. Foiuth row: Lon Lusk, Bob McCutcheon, Randy Gyger, Clif McGarraugh, Dewitt Wall, Beverly Blurton, Linda Wood, Martha Daves, Judy Anderson, Phylis Huston, Nina Allen, Karen Atchison, Vivian True, Kay Judice. CHORALEERS O JL 2 £L - 28 42 |i3t. ' a. A0 , l44 18. le First row, left to right: Gary Bryan, Joe SchoUenbarger, Kim Thomas, Benny Conley, Bobby Kile, Don Savage, Joe Coon, Larry Barnard, Johnny Leicht, Danny Bruce. Second row: Tex Pearson, Larry Maupin, John Erickson, Freddie Lewis, Charles Moore, Larry Hamrick, Tommy Lovett, Ira Smith, Jimmy Gipson, Harry Drake, Don Wagner. Third row: Coach Royce Hillman, Gerald Logan, Wayne Townsend, Corwin Padget, Raymond McGar- rough. Gene Rex, Danny Witt, Johnny Ezell, John Devers, Victor Stidham, Danny Hudson, Terry McWhorter. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL First row, left to right: Jerry Jamison, Henry Helfenbein, Tommy Boler jack, Bobby Slater, Scott Sanford, Cal- vin Jones, Mike McLain, Bill Joe Chadwick, Jackie Simmons, Bill Blackmore. Second row: Gary Hurt, Keith O ' Quinn, Galen Slaughter, Jimmy Plummer, Byron Simpson, Bill Pletcher, Dan Tarbox, Kenny Castlebury, Paul Fredrick, Roger D. Wright. Third row: Coach Royce Hillman, Danny Thurman, Tommy McLarty, James Foun- tain, David Fike, John Ellzey, Don Boyer, Paul Haywood, Douglas Pierce, Bobby Luthi, Joe Paul Daves, Joe Champion, Charles Kelly, Coach Bob Gibson. SIXTH GRADE FOOTBALL First row, left to right: Randall McLain, David Baker, Kenny Simms, Vickie Symons, Dickie Watson, Jerry Kile, Mackie Hawkins, Grant Drake, Glynn Pattison, Lynn Pattison, Bruce Collingsworth. Second row: Bobby Cook, Jimmy Simpson, Lon Lusk, Jimmy Ezell, Martin Kershman, Eddie McGarrough, Roy Lynn Stollings, Don Williams, Qlo Crura, James Mooneyham, Jerry Slaton, Sammy Land. Third row: Coach Adrian Kerns, Mike Clennan, Larry McEntire, Ted Jenkins, Jack Bell, Cliff McGarrough, Randy Gyger, Bob McCutcheon, Larry Kerns, Buddy Bolerjack, Jimmy Anderson, Leon Doffer, Coach Eddie Williams. mgmmammmmmmKm LM? - y ' - f.v. ' V ' .l MvA GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: Mavolyne Sadowsky, Penny Price, Kaye Thurman, Jeanene Frantz, Sue Skulley, Ballard, Evelyn Graham. Standing: Sue McClung, manager; Lois Williams, Corline Selby, Ann Yates, Acker, Mary Jo Williams, Sandra Bolerjack, Mr. Fred Zachary, coach. Dana Ann Kneeling, left to right: Johnny Leicht, Freddie Lewis, Joe Champion, Harry Drake, Joe Coon. Standing: Curt Warren, manager; Tommy Lovett, Terry McWhorter, Don Wagner, Jimmy Gipson, John Erickson, Royce Bubba Hillman, coach. BOYS ' BASKETBALL elementary I The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. So said Walte Bagehot. Here in Elementary School your teachers are striving to help you develop the skills, habits, and associations that in the not so distant future will enable you to do things that may seem impossible to you now. There is no faith so great as the faith of a little child. Your lives have been placed in our hands. We have tried constantly to justify your faith in us. Sincerely,  «k,rWviLAJ . (jJo aJ S J BILLIE ALLEN MABEL BOWEN MARIE CASTLE NADINE CRUM THELMA DAVIS RUTH DRUM MAURINE FLATHERS ERNESTINE FREDRICK GENEVA GILSTRAP KATHRYN JUDICE VERA KELLER JACQUITA KERNS OKLA MAE KEY THELMA LAND WILDA NELSON KATIE PRICE VIOLA REITZ FAITH SMITH OMA RYAN RHEBA SHEARER DORA WAUGH CAROL WHIPPO FLOY WILLIAMS JEWELLE ZACHARY 5A First row, left to right: Donna Jones, Luanna HoUoway, Miller Cunningham, Gil Mize, John Zachary, Polly Lov- ing, Carol Longhofer, Mrs. Castle, teacher. Second row: Beverly Barnes, Mike Blank, Jane Webb, Genette Cudd, , Elbert Riley, Dorinda Brown, Meril Hargrove. Third row: Patsy Melott, Byron Thurman, Mike McCoy, Cheryl Frantz, Gerald Gibson, Elaine Trumm, Richard King. Fourth row: Nick Nemsgern, Sharon Harris, Ken- neth Payne, Jerry Price, Connie Smith, Freddie Adcock, Richard Sharp. First row, left to right: Dick Murry, Benny Graham, David Lee Smith, Bryna Crum, Judy Pearl Gilbert, Nancy Walker, Cheryl Puis, Mrs. Gilstrap, teacher. Second row: Michael Ohmas, Don Savage, Neal Davis, Kengle Pearson, Mickey Settles. Karen Kay Bowman, Janet Hurter, Carolyn Moulton. Third row: Jimmy Carter, Bill Garner, Bob Boxwell Judy Turner, Mlschelle Lusk, Janice Schwalk, Phyllis Daley, Donald Earl Johnson. Fourth row: Sondra Hawk, Ronald McDaniel, Henry Warden, Gerald Alexander, Linda Bryan, Key Kerns, Vicki St. Aubyn. ■ V.i 5C I.V n:- - 1 First row, left to right: Ida Nell Key, Jaunita Williams, Duane McGarrough, Donna Ballenger, Charles Acthinson, Phillip Massie, Glen Johnson, Sue Turner. Second row: Larry Hawkins, Barbara Brandt, Stephen Dunkle, Jimmie Brown, Pamela James, Thelma Stroud, Larry Williams, Richard Condor, Mrs. Kerns, teacher. Third row: Diane Malaney, Wanda Orr, Jacqueland Bryant, Kyra Crum, Joseph LaMaster, Sharon Seago, Dorma Stafford, Billie Graves, Candace Mutchler. Foiuth row: Karen Devers, Marolyn Randall, Dorothy Rawson, Alice Mounts, Jackie Green, Catherine Croughin, Clifford Phelps, Judy Headlee. First row, left to right: Jean Stumpf, Carol Graves, Danny Barclay, Clarence Herrington, Stanley Guffey, Jim Lofland, Carol Ann Munger, Mrs. Crum, teacher. Second row: Marcella Harder, Claudia Land, Chyrle Carter, Richard Neelley, Leslie Witt, Loveta Brisc oe, Charles Amrine, Douglas Fuller. Third row: Michael Cope, Kay Headlee, Carolyn Parker, Geral Jeffrey, Shirley Martin, Lynette Vaughan, Janet Williams. Fourth row: Jeannette Felix, Mary Croughin, Leona Barlow, Mary Frances Shultz, Billy Matthews, Dan Pitzer, Tommy Butler, Mike McLarty. Absent: Diana Cudd. 5D r o .?.:0 5E First row, left to right: Vickie Lawrence, Wayne Gathers, Patsy Thomas, Gloria Coffin, Jackie Cosner, Karen Barnard, Nancy Crum, Mrs. Drum, teacher. Second row: June Wylie, Mike O ' Brien, George Wood, Ronnie Thrasher, Shirley Rawson, Reba Hartsell, Angela Jones, Ronald Rex. Third row: Kenny Norris, Jerry Long, Arnold Wood, Roy Kile, Terry Shackelford, Rodney Hale, Patricia Maxwell, Dorothy McGarraugh. Fourth row; Ann Brittain, Danny Bishop, Sarah Pierce, Kay Saulsbury, Karen SkuUey, Dennis McClung, Jerry Buxton, Linda Fergu- son, Sue Headlee. Absent: Cheryl Voorhees. First row, left to right: Peggy Ellen Gray, Dennis Scanlan, Cynthia Ann Roberts, Jerry Helfenbein, Michael Watson, Leon Smith, Sally Sanford, Gayle Trew, Mrs. Whippo, teacher. Second row: Boyce Overton, Gary Stevens, Donna Jones, Harold Carnes, Danny Wilson, Katherine Barclay, John Dobbs, Kay Stockton. Third row: Linda Cost, Sandera Terry, D. Allen Miller, Jerry Robinson, Jerry Brady, Steve Johnson, Orrille Allen, David Threadgill. L 4A 7, 4B First row, left to right: Ben Saied, Timothy Padgett, Norma Swinney, Mary Louise Hankins, Eddie Doiel, Larry Burger, Kenneth Williams, Marilyn Philley. Second row: Marlene Combs, Bennie Anderson, Larry Wilson, Lue Ann Wages, Ferd Koehn 111, Julie Sharpless, Johnny Folley, Mrs. Key, teacher. Third row: Linda Jones, Tony Miller, Donna McCoy, Sue Cox, Scott McGarraugh, Drucelia Young, Linda Ruth Corbell, Donald Hennigh. Fourdi row: Topsy Ann Brownlee, John Jouett, Dwane Conine, Steve Spence, Gary Thomas, Sandra Gidley. First row, left to right: Sharamine Bruce, John Gallagher, Sherman Williams, Sammy Judice, Tommy Dunsworth, Mary Jewell, Joan Warden, Mrs. Williams, teacher. Second row: Dewayne Pattison, Mike Moore, Ray Saulsbury, James McLarty, Riillip Henson, Charles Stanford, Jacqueline Cunningham. Third row: Crystal Maxwell, Linda Alexander, Linda Ellis, Gilda Gilsirap, Joe Bishop, Carol McDaniel, Tim Tregellas. Fourth row: Harley Cornelson, Mike Mitchel, Ann Symons, Sherry Slack, Gaylene Condor, Mike Malone. 4C f 4D First row, left to right: Darrell Bohn, Jean Morris, Donna Moody, Kay Good, Glenna Roberts, Qua Crum, Larry Eisenman, Mrs. Bowen, teacher. Second row: Terry Pattison, Steven Giles, Robert Wade, Janice Daves, Sharon Bull, Julie McDowell, Sandra Allen. Third row: Norma Thomas, Linda Stone, Lee Manross, Jerry Scott, Katy Firestone, Deanna Cook, Constance Spady. Fourth row: Frankie Willoughby, Phillip Stumpf, Frederick Huston, Jess Karns, James Mosier, Billy Jo Caldwell, Fred Nies. First row, left to right: Linda Sue Good, Timothy Neal Norris, Elva Stafford, Joe Ray Halsey, Tonie Jo Morgan, Donna Cosner, Alvin Daves, Mrs. Smith, teacher. Second row: Barbara Hayden, Mark Kelln, Glen Wagner, Patricia McLarty, William Tandy, Jerry Clark, Bonita Johnson. Third row: Kenneth Faries, Mary Helen Collings- worth, Larry Bowerman, Karen Drake, Sheila Hafer, Shermalee Fulton, Darrell Wilson. Fourth row: Jerry Hughes, Lynn Johnson, Russ Pierson, Starr Russell, Danna Kay Archer. 3A First row, left to right: Molly Hergert, Deborah O ' Brien, Aoita Schroeder, Kay Morgan, Kip Lofland, Mike Brown, Sherry Smith, Mrs. Thomas, teacher. Second row: Danny Keller, Billy Williams, Connie Powell, Rebecca Ander- son, Patsy Vaughn, Janet Land, Marietta Taylor. Third row: Linda Margrave, Ann Cimimings, Glenda Condor, Sammy Jamison, Skipper Pearson, Harold Spady, Bob Harrington. Fourth row: Nayoma Frantz, Randy Crawford, Bobby Quneer, Barbara Blurton, Robert Glassey, Randy Brillhart, Sherill Revert. Absent: Doyce Mallet, Benny Jackson. First row, left to right: Marilynn Davenport, Bonita Coon, Larry Hester, Carla Barrett, Wayne Turner, Bobby Parker, Linda Rogers, Judy Matthews, Mrs. Nelson, teacher. Second row: Anthony Looney, Glenn McLain, Lynne Williams, Charles Callahan, Craig Lawrence, Derald Gray, Dorothy Stroud, Bonita Jean Holdeman. Third row: Tommy Rickard, Charles Allison, Gloria Ledbetter, Melinda Brown, Ronald Moore, Stanley Wright, Ricky Eudy, Anita Settles. Fourth row: Ramona Moulton, Kathy Price, Barbara Ahmes, Larry Wayne Davis, Joan Frederick, Dewey Clifford Barlow, Cass Dian Thompson, Billy Ferrell. 3B ( r rTf f First row, left to right: Kathy Yarborough, Jana Ballard, Sandra Lott, Christy Holt, Jim Roy Wilson, Mickey Simpson, Steve Sanford, Mrs. Frederick, teacher. Second row: Catherine Parker, Judith Kaye Swink, Karen Thurman, Randy Dieball, Linda Miller, Ray Thomas, Rusty Garvin, Robert Overton. Third row: Joe Lynn Brill- hart, Linda Lee Edge, Jean Louise Correll, Bobby Jones, John Champion, Dannie Luthi, Susan Griffith, Roy Linn Holmes. Fourth row: Loren Harder, Joyce Sims, Charles McLarty, Duane Pshigoda, George Allen Rupprechl, Jarold Croley. First row, left to right: Johnny Doffer, Rennie Kile, Tana Monroe, Linda Roberts, Betty Randall, Larry Hardy, Larry Gilchrist, Mrs. Zachary, teacher. Second row: Retha Cambridge, Wanda Savage, Shirley Hargrove, Barbara Jo Cox, Kay Symons, Rosalind Brillhart, Bobby Limbocker. Third row: Billy Lynch. Bobby Barnes, June Trask, Linda Philley, Buddy Miller, Paul Skinner, DeWayne Click, Rodger Helker. Fourth row: Kenneth Arnett, Kenny Warren, Edward Pshigoda, Bob Pearson, Thelma Nowlin, Linda Evans, Martha Jo Smith, Larry Jlnes. Ab- sent: Linda McGarraugh. 2A First row, left to right: Joann Good, Brenda Tilley, Larry Swink, Sandra Scanlon, Jan Stumpf, Linda Moore, Ervin Wilson. Second row: Jackie Barnes, Jimmie Stwalley, Doyal Felix, David Plerson, Cal Schroeder, Joe Trumm, Ronnie Burger, Philip Morgan, Mrs. Houghton, teacher. Third row: Gary Harris, Mike Replogle, James McDaniel, Perry Logan, Amanda Burge, Yvonne Deal, Olive Ann Peak, Loretta Eisenman. Fourth row: Judy Simpson, Winnye Worley, Connie Jo Reimer, Veta Gail Barlow, Donna Jo Wilson, Donna Kay Hardy, Randy Allen, Tony Johnson. First row, left to right: Tiny Robertson, Ronnie Nemsgren, Millie Graham, Jerry Don Rex, Judy Barnett, Eddie Longhofer, Debra Kile, Gwen Tingley, Mrs. Davis, teacher. Second row: Bobby Adcock, Voncille Hardy, Gary Doil, Burl Keller, Patsy Kay Clift, Vickie Taylor, Darla Jene Burkhalter, Randy Tucker. Third row: Brenda Hughes, Deborah McCurdy, Bobby Githens, Zelma Pierson, Patricia Moore, Lucille Smith, Linda Derrick, James Wylie. Fourth row: Randall St. Aubyn, Lyn Taylor, Garry Schwalk, John Barnes, Jack McKee, Curtis Mosiet, Johnny Ford. Absent: Cora Bell Wilson, Susan Fike, Vernon Pshigoda. 2B 4 ( O n iiii 2C First row, left to right: Larry Fulton, Rita Rogers, Sharlene Voorhees, Deanna Foster, Reaae Diedrich, Steven Rogers, Kathy Thompson, Jessie Porter, Mrs. Allen, teacher. Second row: Jeff Robinson, Maxine Alexander, Steve Puis, Connie Crum, Chris Ohmes, Debby Malaney, John Garland, Sherry Griner, Don Holmes. Third row: Benny Coughenour, Cynitha Harrison, Zack McKinley, Nancy Wilson, Randy Koehn, Artie Abernathy, Judy Battin, Robert Loving, Mary Katheryn Newman. Absent: Charlotte Smith, Sammy Fountaine, Danny Wade, Larry Schwalk, Richard Thompson, Jerry Dale Green. First row, left to right: Craig Ragsdale, Debye Putman, Joann Hayden, Jobby McClanaham, Donna Thurman, Billie Jean McClung, Jan Fuller, Glenda Poulton, Mis. Judice, teacher. Second row: Darrell Hamrick, Donna Douglas, Kristen Brown, Margaret Scott, Carlyn Harrold, Julianne Cunningham, Jan Lee, Beckie Lou Wall. Third row: Linda Green, Priscilla Padgett, Sheila Stafford, Benny Rupprecht, Jerry Ray Overbey, Chuckle Shockley, William Gathers, Carol Wright, Don Williams. Fourth row: David Martin, Karl ICutch, Gary Corbitt, John Ray Lilly, Adrian Southerland, Waylon Thurman, Scott Archer, Sara Beth Arnold, Mary Rawson. 2D 4 -.r L j 1r- ' l.-s ' - ' ' il%i iii l .«r ' First row, left to right: Joe Randolph, Ka thy Moore, Dennis Johnson, Kenda Seemann, Patty Stone, Shirley Han- kins, Vicki Cutting, Mrs. Land, teacher. Second row: Gary Faries, Darrell Stroud, Ricky Russell, Robert McCoy, Nancy Gallagher, Mary Dunsworth, Ronny Passons, Jed Monroe. Third row: Davy Eudy, Karen Palmer, Susie Brown, Linda Kay Hafer, Sandra Barclay, Dennis Gibson, Diane Throckmorton, Jerrell Arnett, Sharon Welch. Fourth row: Larry WUliams, Lanny Jines, Carol Pruitt, Larry Don Smith, Sam Harris, Debby Wilson, Johnny Threadgill, Mike Devers. Absent: Katrina Lilly. First row, left to right: Sandy Barnett, Lexie Gilchrist, Kenneth Eisenman, Kietha Jamison, Carolyn Anderson, Dennis Bull, Patsy Reeves, Terri Wright, Clayton Wood. Second row: Nancy Miller, Judy Castle, Fred E. Pack, Ginger Loving, Keimy Jack Kelly, Marilyn Smith, Pat Scarth, Linda Turner, Nancy Lou Doiel, Mrs. Ryan, teacher. Third row: Billie Gilberth, Dale Harold, Robert Howard, Bruce Holmes, Dina Whigham, Richard Trayler, Chris Smith, Bill McClarty, Terry Crum. Absent: Lloyd Moore. a- lA ' 1 r w IB First row, left to right: Richard Hester, Belinda Wilkerson, Lorie Kay Anderson, Garry Stafford, Cassie Pearson, Cheryle McClenny, Carolyn Cunningham, David Neelley, Mrs. Price, teacher. Second row: Bill Dieball, Sherron Baumann, Daniel Helker, Steven Pierce, Ricki Sue Adcock, Michael Vaughn, Kathleen Southerland, Gary Kline, Tommy Scott. Third row: Erick McPherson, Sharon Rupprecht, Charles Arnold, Debra Osborne, Ben Ellis, Larry Morris, Dennis Cudd, Jim Hudson, Mickeal Green. Absent: Beverly Wade, Janice West, Myra Collins. First row, left to right: Gloria Wagner, Danny Schroeder, Janie Daves, Bobby Williams, Deana Kay Bennett, Butch Hankins, Mavis Williams, Barbara Arnett, Terry Tim Balzer, Mrs. Reitz, teacher. Second row: Guinn Newman, Tex Smith, Carol Ann Conner, Jackie Carnes, Charlotte Pearson, Donald Pshigoda, Paul Giles, Dickie McWhorter, Lyndol Felix. Third row: Mary Ellen Head, Robert Knight, Stephen Johnson, Don Cudd, Scott Doores, Linda Rush, Susan Stockton, Diana McCartney. Absent: Bruce Fountain, Debra Kay Allen. ' i .% - A M. 111 ID First row, left to right: Rocky Hastings, Mike Crum, Lee Bowermon, Billy Taylor, Shirley Conner, Pat Jones, Davey Dunkle, Rhonda Walls, Mrs. Shearer, teacher. Second row; Tanis Price, Margie Smith, Jackie Tosh, Ricky Roberts, Judy Mays, Tom Cudd, Billy Nowlin, Phyliss Baker, Becky Witt. Third row: Billy Gene Flowers, Oianna Jenkins, Kay Lou Allen, Bob Corbell, Peggy Matthews, Jimmie Settles, Nolan Larkey, Gary Williams, Billy Brittain. Absent: Sharon Kay Davis. First row, left to right: Sue Briggs, Brodie Daniel, Chuck Sharp, Eddie Overton, Ronnie Cook, Rosita Coon, Kelly Webb, Mrs. Flathers, teacher. Second row: Carol Thrasher, Elizabeth Stephenson, Susie Moore, Debbie Sue Die- ball, Debbie Leonard, Mark Gibson, Lajohnna Red, Donna Wood. Third row: Phyllis Baker, Myrna Crum, Gary Mitchell, Glynn Dye, Lance Russell, Danny Herrington, Randy Tevis, Stephen Williams, Curtis Cummins. Absent: Johny Kelln, Bobby Schartz. 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