Perryton High School - Ranger Yearbook (Perryton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1962 volume:

r fH GENEALOGY 976. 02 P SPHS 1962 Through the years the Ranger has been the lymbol of the school that we so proudly love. Yet seldom do we realize that the Ranger represents P. H, S. as Perryton High School represents only one of the many free schools in America. As we so patriotically support our school, we also support free education, one of the many freedoms of our nation. With this thought we have chosen as our theme America, our heritage, our home land. In our nation ' s creed ii states that the government is of the pe ople, Dy the people, and for the people; but we wonder, who are the people? Today we fondly say we are the Ran- gers; tomorrow we will say we are the people - the citizens of America. We will have homes blest with peace, with love, without fears, for this is the heritage we ' ve kept through the years. Lois Carol Williams Editor J anaer 96Z J erry on J-fi i ScAoo J err on, Uexas ' ij ' rieoe L)cnmidi For the fourth consecutive year Perryton High School has been host to a foreign exchange student who came through the International Christian Youth Organization. Friede Schmidt arrived in Perryton from Munster, Germany, in early August. While in Perryton High School, Friede has taken an active part in many activities. She has been elected as an honorary member of both the Student Council and National Honor Society. We, as a school, have been very lucky to have received a girl of such versatile ability and friendly personality as Friede. We are proud that you, Friede Schmidt, are a Ranger. Uab e (y Gon en s c iuih ' es 7 Lraaori es 19 (Jroanizahons 39 L)por s 59 amin s ra ion SI G a asses. .93 jfunior Jiion L)cnoo - 127 tj emeniaru 165 (Jf (jur Jjuiloino. With September came the back-to-school move- ment. Activities started with the first day of school and never slackened through the nine months at PHS, Classes, sports, socials, and clubs kept students busy. New and better things were to come from a student body which was well tuned to the school song: Hail, Perryton Rangers. Hats off to you. Ever you ' ll find us loyal and true. Firm and undaunted, always we ' ll be. Hail to the school we love; Here ' s a toast to thee. A, . _ (V-ft— ■ What! Only THREE solids this year? Along with other activities, comes studying also — Grant, stop shakin; the ladder. -f- BONFIRE STILL PLANNED DESPITE WOOD BURNING: Despite a premature burning by some mis- guided souls with warped sense of humor, a large pile of fire wood was in place for a bonfire Thursday night. Some rather stupid individuals with no respect for the rights of others set fire to the previously gathered wood Monday night. (Ochiltree County Herald, October 26, 1961) JLMt Well now, Mr. Zollar - it ' s like this ... At the beginning of the football game each Friday Night,, the audience ' s attention is centered on Blaze, our Ranger mascot ridden by Joe D. New- man, who together with the cheerleaders lead the Rangers onto the field. Throughout the many school years, Perryton High has gained the title of having great school spirit. This year above all it has been worthy of this name. Enthusiastic students have joined together to make this year a finer and more complete year for P.H.S. ,-m - — I Still say I ' m proud to be a RANGER ! YELL, ye Rangers, YELL! Students participate in volleyball at School Socials. ■ |H ■■■ 1 v 1 H 1 lu? ' ' ' B l B l Ht . ' ■ wt r H K.,aA ' iM m v l m Hl ' vJ ' mm Whether we win or whether we lose we ' re RANGERS just the same. In order to build stronger school spirit during football season a pep rally was held preceeding each Friday night game. The cheerleaders de- voted much time and effort to planning new and different skits. The students and the pep band cheered our team to victory. Cheerleaders work hard to plan posters for games. Best facility cheerleaders honored with chance to ring victory bell at first conference game. Mr. Dick Bynum drives the Greyhound bus which carries the Rangers to victory. ll ■ in r1 i He done his best but it wasn ' t good enough. Ranger tc _: ball practice was encouraged by short pep rallies on the practice field. 10 Ranger football season draws near an end with the falling snow on the victory bell. With the cold weather the yelling at football games gets louder and louder. Along with football season comes one of the greatest honors which can be bestowed upon a girl. This honor is football queen. Penny Price was crowned by Captain Terry McWhorter to be the football queen of 1962. Penny ' s attendents were Senior - Ann Acker, Junior - Shelia Wylie, Sopho- more - Karen Lewis. The Queen ' s Court consisted of Karen Lewis escorted by Benny Conley, Freddie Lewis, Co-Captain Don Wagner, Queen Penny Price, Co-Captain Terry McWhorter, Danny Witt escorting Ann Acker, and Johnny Leicht escorting Shelia Wylie. Favorite sounds of music around P. H. S. come from the High School Stage Band. Mr. Tom Knightion directs this group which has won first place ratings at both Canyon and Amarillo. Their performances are high- lighted by their vocalist, Jeannie Huston. A familiar sight to students is the Lecture Look of Mr. Zoller seen giving a lecture following a school assembly. The West Texas State Choir starts off the Christmas season by presenting P. H. S. with a musical program. ■ - • • ■4. f u,, , a •■ , ■ 7 , 1 I J t • li- A modern Christmas tree of silver aluminum radiates the Christmas spirit shown by the Home Eco nomics Department. Teresa Odom is the victim of the first snowball of the year. Standing by are onlookers who can ' t wait to throw number two, three, four, five, six, etc., etc One highlight of each year Is the presentation of the Senior Play. As practice began, lines of Blythe Spirit were heard through the school. Performance night found Madam Arcarti ready to communicate with the mystic beyond causing chaos in the Condomine household. Charles Condomine ' s first wife, Elvira, came to live with him and while there became desirous that they be spiritually reunited. While trying to kill Charles, she accidently killed his second wife, Ruth, who materialized while Madam Arcarti was trying to dematerialize Elvira. Cli- maxing the play, Edith, the maid, was found to be a natural and through her help the two Mrs. Condomines were sent back to the other side. When all was over the Seniors were exuberant but a little saddened because another event of their year had come to an end. Ticket sales began early for Blythe Spirit Let me go, I ' ll send them back. One of the last few in captivity Much enthusiasm was shown by both cheerleaders and students as the Rangers pushed on through a victorious basketball season. Hex hats were worn to Hex the Bobcats when the Rangers played Childress, and a twirp date so- ial was given following one of the seasonal games. This and the fact that students rushed onto the court following every game to congratulate the boys gave visit- ing teams a view of real school spirit. HEX the Bobcats! II Hey, Hey, Ho, Ho. . . Come on Rangers let ' s 14 First Date??? The Rangers prepare to bring home another vic- tory to PHS. 15 I WBM m ' y After the victorious Bi-district game, the merchants of Perryton chartered three buses for the students of PHS to at- tend the Regional Tournament in Lubbock. During the shon stop at Amarillo Bus Terminal many scanned the papers to find clippings of their team. Making it into the finals the Rangers fell short of State by two points, nevertheless the fans were proud of the team and especially Harry Drake who was named to the All-Tournament team. r Many changes come imo the daily routine around P. H. S, , for throughout the year there is much excitement aroused in the various activities. School trips create talk and excitement for weeks before and after the trip. Perhaps a dif- ferent kind of talk is aroused through scholastic projects. Many spend hours working on research in the library, and all must show much class participation. Few idle min- utes are found during study periods. The whole day flies by with the fun and enjoyment of learning with friends, and with the end comes the beginning of a new day. Refreshing faces greet the day. which IS filled with talk of trips, such as the F.T.A. Conven- tion, . . . The melody of a day at PHS. Soars. . . Begins. And ends. 18 yi an Uowerino jKouniains [Jielcfs olo Wi n c rai ' n r •■ « ' ' ' rr f , o ' - TliCiss 7 ' 7£S. MARY JO WILLIAMS Dependable, capable, intelligent, willing are only a few of the words which describe Miss PHS, selected in the all-school election. Senior Mary Jo Williams is deserving of this honor because of her love of our school which she has shown in every way. She is a capable leader, a willing follower, and is dependable in every assignment, along with being an honor student. JliCr. 70 .S. JOHNNY LEICHT Mr. PHS, a great honor awarded to a seniot student of Perryton High School, was chosen in the an- nual all-school election. The recipient of this award was Johnny Leicht, a true Ranger in all respects. He is an active member of both the athletic and music departments of the school. His friendly person- ality and smile have made Johnny a favorite among all who know him. fSs Jooibaff 2 ueen 11 PENNY PRICE Among the highlights of every school year is the selection and coronation of the Football Queen. This ear ' s honor was bestowed upon Miss Penny Price, elected by the Ranger Football Team. She was presented and crowned Queen in a formal ceremony of beauty and simplicity, preceeding the pep rally over wh ' .:h she reigned. Attending the Queen during her reign was a lovely representative from each class. T - four young ladies were again presented as reigning beauties preceeding the Homecoming Game. 23 JKosi Jjeauiiful — LOU CAROL SAIED Most Beautiful is a dual honor in P.H.S. because nominees are first elected by the student body then portraits are sent to celebrities who have graciously consente d to judge the contest. This year we were honored to have Troy Donahue choose the Most Beautiful Girl of P. H. S. 24 JKosl Jianosome — TERRY McWHORTER Most Handsome, who is elected in the same manner as Most Beautiful, is an honor to a boy of P. H. S. The identity of the recipient of these honors is kept secret until the arrival of the Ranger Annual. Connie Stevens congratulates the Most Handsome boy of P. H.S. 25 26 27 Senior Jaooriies Elected by the Senior Class are their favorites Gay Wagner and Charles Alexander seen ad- miring the tumbleweed snowman. Gay, only five feet tall, is one of Perryton High School ' s most accomplished musicians. Charlie Red, as Charles is known to his classmates, might well be called Mr. School Spirit as he is very active in boosting the spirit in every way. c3 ' enior l(j)£o s l9)fj. JO JOHN ERICKSON JOHNNY LEICHT John Erickson has come to be one of the best known students in PHS during his four years of high school. Each of his honors is a re- sult of his fine leadership ability. John has proved this through his outstanding works as President of the Student Council. Without John ' s strong voice to cheer the teams on and his banjo to make bus trips more fun, the PHS spirit might not have had the same sup- port. John also shows his talents with the various organizations in the PHS music and speech depart- ments. Because of her vivacious and friendly personality, Lois Carol Williams has become a well liked student at PHS. During four years of high school, Lois has shown many versatile qualities. She led the Ranger Marching Band as a twirler and played oboe during concert season. As editor of the Ranger annual Lois has shown fine leadership ability and initative to stay with a job until it was done. PHS has been lucky to have Lois and other dedicated students like she. LOIS CAROL WILLIAMS Perryton High School ' s choice for Mr. PHS is truly one apropos to the class of 1962. Johnny Leicht has been a leader of not only his class but his high school. He has been a member of the Ranger foot- ball and track teams, an officer for his class each year of his nigh school career, has been elected Wao ' s Who three of the four years, as well as being an honor i;adent and a member of the National Honor So- ciety. Johnny is truly deserving of the title Mr. PHS for he has worked for the betterment of his school and has represented his school as a true Ranger. 29 J . ies unior .jrauori Athletics are the main activities of the Junior Favorites seen decorating the El Rancho. Big James Fountain is a highly praised tackle on the Ranger football team and a Ranger track star. Joan Reiswig, one of the most vivacious girls in school, plays forward for the Rangerettes and is a twirler for the Ranger Band. These favorites were elected by popular vote of the Junior class. 30 J unior WAo s l9)£i o PAULA WRIGHT LINDA CAMPBELL An outstanding student in all respects who has proved a great asset to PHS is Scott Sanford. He has served as vice-president and is now serving as Junior Class President. While being an active member of the National Honor Society, he has also participated in the athletic and music depart- ments of PHS. Last year Scott was honored by being named to the Athletic-Scholastic Honor Roll of PHS. SCOTT SANFORD Paula Wright is one of the most active girls in P. H. S. , participa- ting in almost every activity. The activity which takes most of her time is fulfilling her job. Paula holds the office of Historian in F. H. A. She is active in F. T. A. , Choir, and National Honor Soci- ety. Honors which she received this year are Most Friendly, Who ' s Who, and Best Citizen. Throughout her years in P. H. S. Linda Campbell has shown friend- ship to all. Her pleasing person- ality has endeared her to the stu- dents and faculty. Her Freshman year she served as class secretary- treasmer. Also in her freshman year Linda was chosen class favor- ite. Her sophomore year she was selected to Who ' s Who. This year Linda was honored by being elected a cheerleader. She takes an ac- tive part in National Honor Society and Choir. 31 (bopni omore 9c ' avoriies Learning the value of books are Sophomore Favorites, Cecilia Leicht and Gary Newcomb, two of P.H.S. ' s busiest students. Mary Cecilia is active in many school organizations as well as being twirler for the Ranger Band. Gary played a big part on this year ' s football team and will be seeing action during track season. Congratulations, Cecilia and Gary, in your first year at Perryton High School. r) Op li omore JfjJAo ' s WAi o MIKE POWELL BOB McCUTCHEON y 1 f — ' — , Mike Powell, one of the top honor students of the Sophomore Class, is always found ready to lend a helping hand to anyone coming his way. Serving as vice- president of the Freshman Class last year, he was prepared to take responsibilities as president of the Sophomore Class. This year, Mike has taken part in various activities of PHS including B team football, track, and singing bass in the A Cappella Choir. One can truthfully say that he is, and will be an asset to any school. Showing her talents in many ways, April Voiles has made an excellent record. Being the Sophomore hold over member of the Student Council, April has participated actively as treasurer of the organization. She has been an invaluable member of the music department and was honored by be- ing elected Choir Sweetheart Nomi- nee. April has truly become an ac- tive part of Perry ton High School. APRIL VOILES Courteous, dependable, and intelligent would best describe Bob McCutcheon whose quick dr)- hu- mor has made him well known to all his classmates. An active member of both the Ranger basket- ball and football B teams. Bob is also an excellent student. He shows outstanding speech ability and excels in debate. Because of his great capabiliiv, great things are expected from Bob. 33 Mancf Swee Aear Cjnoi ' r ( Jwee near Elected by the Ranger Choir are five lovely young ladies. They were presented at the annual choir concert over which the Sweetheart and attendants reigned. Elections held on Decennber 14, 1961 determined the All School Favorites for 1961-62, Petitions for qualified nomi- nees aroused enthusium among the stu- dents previous to the election. After the primary election, the run-off returns were quickly counted and announced to the anxiously awaiting students. ifly MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Jo Williams Scott Sanford FRIENDLIEST Paula Wright Johnny Leicht WITTIEST Ann Yates Jimmie Gipson 36 BEST ALL-AROUND Taking upon itself a new form of election, the honor of being Best All- Around was awarded to Ann Acker and Terry McWhorter by the faculty of Perryton High School. cn j ' erii e rarm anas CJ ocAs On Jne J ain. ' i Cjappej a i Jf( LZ Gno ' r Jias jRanu ALL REGIONAL Paul Haywood, John Erick- son, Dan Tarbox, Bob Johnson, Jeannie Huston, Linda Campbell, Gay Wag- ner, Carolyn Leighnor. 40 OFFICERS Alto Section Leader - Joy Regier Second Soprano Leader - April VoUes First Soprano Leader - Jeannie Huston Secretary - Evelyn Grahan Historian - Betty Jean Key Second Tenor Leader - Dan Tarbox Baritone Leader - Bob Johnson Librarian - Mary Jo Williams President - John Erickson Vice-President - Joe Champion First Tenor Leader - Paul Haywood Bass Leader - John EUzey Gn( oir (Julsiandino ioeaders ACCOMPANISTS Karen Montgomery Gay Wagner STUDENT DIRECTORS Jeannie Huston John Erickson I ' r s Ghoir A- i ' J r a - ' wr. . 1 - r 5 r y , It • ' - l; . !f ' f i The choral department is made up of the Singing Rangers, Girls ' Choir, and A Cappella Choir. All three groups have made outstanding achievements as they participated in contests, tours and concerts. One of the greatest achievements being the tour the choirs took through the Class AAA schools. To make this tour possible a great deal of time and work from each choir member was necessary. Some of the projects were selling banners for cars, a rummage sale and a sale of magazines. A warm welcome was shown by the choirs of the schools and the Perryton High School choir enjoyed it very much. A tour through Carlsbad Caverns was also taken. With fine choir directors like Mr. Webb and Mi. Mathers the choirs will continue to gain a outstanding reputation. Directing the choirs in Perryton has been a rewarding experience. It has afforded me the opportunity to work with a truly inspirational combination, young people and music. I am extremely proud of our choirs ' progress and accomplishments, and attribute the success to the high caliber of our students. C. V. Webb l jous Qjnoir DIRECTOR Cloys Webb ASSISTANT DIRECTOR George Mather ALL STATE Dan Tarbox Jeannle Huston Paul Haywood G oncer. ■f G£. oir n a:fi, t ffl M f . m m BAND DIRECTOR Mr. B. D. Walker ALL REGIONAL BAND MEMBERS i — I i ijL Ti-: Jvanoer STUDENT DIRECTORS John Erickson and Gay Wagner 44 Jjano OFFICERS PENNY PRICE Secretary DANNY BRUCE President BILL SHIPMAN Reporter JOHNNY LEICHT Vice-President PAULETTE SCHROEDER Librarian MARY WIELAND Treasurer Outstanding Member: DANNY BRUCE Student showing the most progress: MIKE KEY Ranger Stage Band, directed by Mr. Tom Knighton, provided the PHS students with many enjoyable pro- grams this year. This band is not only a lively band but an outstanding one. In the Amarillo Mid-winter Fes- tival the band was judged superior and also named the most outstanding band in class AA. The band also re- ceived a superior rating at the Annual West Texas State College Stage Band Contest in Canyon. Jliarcnino Jjancf AJ- ' T J : ' iffife ' Ranger Band is returning from a Jacobson turn in their performance at contest at Amarillo. At the conclusion of their superior rat- ing performance the marching band forms the famous P. H. S. School spirit was excellent this year, and much of it was contributed by our Ranger Band. Here the band plays at our Quannah bonfire. UojirJers JOAN REISWIG LOIS WILLIAMS ANN ACKER DEBI HUDSON JANIS YARBROUGH LOU CAROL SAIED KELLY MORRIS CECILIA LEICHT ELEANOR REISWIG 47 yCaiionaf Jionor ANN ACKER President MARY JO WILLIAMS JEANENE FRANTZ JOHNNY LEICHT Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ll MRS. ANNE LOVE Sponsor Tommy Bolerjack Linda Campbell John Ellzey Friede Schmidt Jackie Simmons Danny Tarbox Paula Wright Ann Yates Jeannie Huston Charles Kelly Phyllis Loyd Terry McWhorter Barbara Newman Penny Price Scott Sanford Q.ui an cf r cro f Quill and Scroll Society was organized with the idea of recognizing and rewarding ability and achievement In writ- ing and other phases of journalistic work in high school. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill in students the ideal of scholarship, to advance the standards of the profession of journalism by developing better journalists, to promote exact and dispassionate thinking, clear and forceful writing. -2u anc c)cro er es Kelly Sue Morris, Sandra Bolerjack, Linda Smith, Breada Guffey, Ann Acker, Barbara Newman, Polly LaMaster. OFFICERS PENNY PRICE, President EVELYN GRAHAM, Secretary LOIS WILLIAMS, Vice-President ANN YATES, Treasurer MISS NATALENA SHELTON, Sponsor KAREN DAY, Reporter 1 — i— — 1 — HHH PM— B8iai ' illilf xational Jionor c oc e t J Jecfaes Tandy LaMaster, April VoUes, Eleanor Reiswig, CecUia Leicht, Mary Wieland, Heather West, Sandra Bolerjack, Janis Pearson, Bob Johnson, Danny Bruce, Steve Coulter, Mike PoweU. Bill Ship- man, Sam Hergert, Bob McCutch- eon, Joe Champion, Larry McEn- tire, Jim Anderson, not pictured, Lois Williams. 49 3 - lyu are Jeacru eacners SPONSORS Miss Natalena Shelton Mr. Douglas Fiskin 71. menca F. T. A. club offers potential teachers experiences which will help them to ready themselves for college problems of teacher education, and also endeavors to help maintain a supply of qualified teachers. OFFICERS Jeanene Frantz, Vice-President; Jeanne Huston, Historian; Evelyn Graham, Secretary; Joe Champion, President; Benny Conley, Parliamentarian; Kelly Morris, Reporter; Don Wagner, Treasurer. Members of F. T. A. board the bus for the District Convention in Canyon. Well, I got them herel 50 One of the pro- jects of the club was to host the parents on back- to-school night. •®;  ' ' - H t M 1 tflBk ' flB H H , j|i%5 t j , O ttLJB n . T TB ■ flKjEHv Ife E These members took part in the state con vention in Austin. They had fun, but re- turned very tired. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR C ufj FIRST ROW: Kelly Morris, Carol Newcomb, Cheryl Palmer, Evelyn Graham, Carolyn McNabb. SEC- OND ROW: Bill Shipman, Jeannie Huston, Sam Hergert, John Erickson, Bob McCutcheon, Bruce Collingsworth, Polly Beth LaMaster. 1400 G u6 This club is in charge of a weekly radio program, the time for which is do- nated by the station for the purpose of producing better relations between the students of P.H.S. and the town ' s people of Perryton. It also gives these students valuable experience in radio work. Speech students present many humorous plays during the year. Pictured above is one of these plays starring Cheryl Palmer, Karen Lewis, Jack Bell, Bruce Collingsworth, Bob Henderson, Sam Hergert, and Mike Alexander. Junior High speech students are also extremely active in dramatic productions. ' Dehaie Polly LaMaster, John Erickson, Bob McCutcheon, and Carolyn McNabb are the students who represented P.H.S. this year in Interscholastic League debate. 51 h:. tit igs£ %?! i? ? r 9 HI IT yjounciJ Two representatives from each class and one representative from each English class make up this year ' s student council. They con- ducted all the school elections and supported school spirit with untiring enthusiasm. The 1962 student council has been an asset to Perry- ton High School. JOHN ERICKSON President Ji OFFICERS Jeanene Frantz, Secretary; Charles Kelly, Vice- President; April Voiles, Treasurer; Penny Price, Reporter. MR, THAD JONES Sponsor SENIOR COUNCIL MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Mary Jo Williams, Jeanene Frantz, Penny Price. ROW 2: Benny Conley, Johnny Leicht, Don Schollenbarger, Charles Alexander. JUNIOR COUNCIL MEMBERS FRONT ROW: John Ellzey, Joan Reiswig, Charles Kel- ley. ROW 2: Lee Ann Brooks, Barbara Newman, Janis Pearson, Jessie Devers. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Cecilia Leicht, April Voiles, Sue Schollenbarger. ROW 2: Donald Chance, Roy Lynn StoUings, Jimmy Ander- son, Randy Gyger, Buddy Bolerjack, David Baker, Tandy LaMaster. MRS. JORENE HOPKINS Sponsor OFFICERS: Grace Hardy, Vice-President; Gay Wagner, Song Leader; Carolyn Barclay, Secretary; Paula Wright, Historian; Marianne Pool, Treasurer; Heather West, President; Joyce Dougherty, Parliamentarian; Phyllis Weatherford, Publicity. J ' uiure JiomemaAers _ - Ji nerica F. H.A. BEAU Danny Hudson FHA officers were installed in a formal ceremony. Girls who wish to build better homes in Americas coming generation make up the Future Homemakers of America. This group has a monthly meeting with programs that will guide them closer to their future desire. Toward New Horizons is the club ' s motto. The FHA emblem, which is a house held in two hands, represents the purpose of FHA, to mold Americas ' homes of tomorrow. Third year Homemaking students, serve lunch to the teachers. 54 OFFICERS: Bill Blackmore, Vice-President; Raymond O ' Brien, Treasurer; Mr. Jack Dyer, Advisor; Jerry Philipp, President; Danny Thurman, Reporter; Bob Wright, Treasurer; Kenneth Wooster, Sentinel. HOuBANCS FFECTS THE RANCHER Ir BANGS FI E INFECTED • IMIL KIPRdDLXmONi CALFIPRODUCTIONl ME ANING! LOSS aCALVESI LLT 22 Lou Carol Saied was elected by the F.F.A. to be their Sweetheart. Lou Carol repre- sented the Perryton F. F. A. Chapter in the Top-o-Texas District Sweetheart Contest held January 8 in Pampa and was chosen first runner-up district sweetheart. Bia g Perryton F. F. A. presented a dis- play at the Tri-State Fair in Ama- rillo during September. The boys ' display showed very outstanding work and ability. j ' ulure arrners (jf linerica One of the most active organizations around P. H. S. is the Future Farmers of America. These boys, who desire to become America ' s farmers of tomorrow, stu- dy crops, livestock, and various other phases of farming. Among their activities are judging contests and the annual livestock show. These boys and their sponsor are to be commended for their outstanding work because they are the Future Far- mers of America. I don ' t care if you don ' t want to, you ' ve got to have a bath be- fore the Livestock Show. ' You ' ll have the prettiest coat of all the lambs! Now for a bath, you dirty pigs! Hold him still boys, or I ' ll brand you instead of him ! vmii 55 Cf (bo noi STANDING: Ann Yates, Charlotte McDaniel, Rita Myers, Brenda Guffey. BACK ROW: Penny Price, Gay Wagner, Peggy Schwind, Kelly Morris, Kenny Castlebury. FRONT ROW: Evelyn Graham, Diane Dupuis, Reita Kersey, Leola Phillips, Barbara McLain. Sponsor, Miss Shelton Co-Editor, Evelyn Graham Editor, Penny Price omorero Meet the deadline! is the cry heard often in the journalism room where a busy El Sombrero staff are producing a school paper by gathering infor- mation, writing stories, headlines, and copy, and proof reading. Soon the paper takes shape and is off to the printer and back with the latest news for El Sombrero readers. E jfl 1 m 1 I H L - H r ■ H H 1 1 L 1 1 1 ' Vf. ' jBr ii m H ■a - will F 5 fM tJBS ii . -.-. y 1 Penny Price receives the first place trophy awarded to the 60-61 El Sombrero for the outstanding news- paper in its class. Mr. W. E. Garets presented the trophy at the Awards Banquet following J-Day activ- ities at Texas Tech in October. Use it anyway. You ' ve already got it half typed! Aroused emorion-aity Agitated Excited hoH-ais- yells of the sirpicme people seniors announced that the coot pretty d-al-my neat beautiful class rings fiTi-a41y came got here arrived. . . Whew, 1 wish I weren ' t editor. Work hard girls, the deadline was yesterday! In order to publish a good yearbook, a staff of varied tal- ents is required. Besides the many hours of paper work, there must be some good salesmanship to get the annual off. Seniors love to do their work intelligently ! 1 ! J anqer nnuaf Siafjf Pictures, names, and copy were just a few of the many problems of the 1962 Ranger annual staff. Page layouts were drawn and copy was typed for each page before it was sent to the printer. Many long hours of extra work were necessary to meet the Nov. , Jan. , and Feb. deadlines. Evening meals served at school by class mothers became a part of the schedule for several days before each deadline. Because of the co-operation of school administration, students, and parents, the annual staff is proud to present the 1962 Ranger. Sponsor, Miss Natalena Shelton and editor, Lois Carol Williams, plan page layouts for the annual. STANDING: Polly Beth LaMaster, Ann Acker, Barbara Newman, Linda Smith, Joyce Dougherty. SEATED: Sandra Holzer, Sandra Bolerjack, Charlotte Sanders, Carol Newcomb. 57 Bos CPn icaros OFFICERS Secretary RITA QUEENER Treasurer POLLY LaMASTER Vice-President TANDY LaMASTER Corresponding Secretary MARY JO WILLIAMS Historian JEANENE FRANTZ Reporter BOB WRIGHT President PAULETTE SULLIVAN The Los Picaros is an organization established to create better understanding between people of Spanish speaking countries and people of the United States. The club undertakes an annual service project and this year sponsored a trip to the State Convention at Austin and ran a dele- gate for the office of Vice-President. Ttieir projects this year include sending books to a Spanish-speaking country, gathering Christmas gifts and food for needy families, and endeavor- ing to learn more about Latin American coun- tries. SPONSORS: Below is one of the trick photographs camera club members learn how to take. G amera CM Mrs. John Klentos and Miss Evelyn Blalock OFFICERS President - ROBERT SMITH Vice-President - KENNY WOOSTER Sponsor - MR. JONES Secretary - CAROL NEWCOMB Members learn the art of developing film along with many other useful photography arts. Jjomes Jj e.si IjjJim J eace Wi n looue (9Jimoui J ' ear. ' i. R WBCHT 10 f TIZZIE HOLCOMB PAULA WRIGHT CAMPBELL „ EVELYN GRAHAM Head Cheerl ' ' ' Co-Captain - Head Coach ' Co -Captain s -- DON WAGNER RAY HOPKINS TERRY McWHORTER i COACH JAMES LOVE COACH BILL HARRINGTON i_ ■ 61 The invaluable Ranger managers. Jack Brown and Donald Chance, work hard at one of their many jobs they perform for the fighting Rangers. J anoer Uarsiiy Jooiban h %:-- ' ■ ' ' • • ' ' i ' -  j,-. w . ' ■ - ' - Hi m j T p K ' ' «s S l 1 J k P S H V ' i- ' IP H R Ik ! W 1 GARY BRYAN STEVE COULTER BENNY CONLEY JOHN ERICKSON iPerraion — 22 llleffinqion — The Rangers charged through their sec- ond conference victory in a home win over the Wellington Skyrockets. In spite of Rang- er injuries, replacements played an excit- ing game. Sophomore Gary Newcomb stepped into Joe Champion ' s absent position and carried the ball across that goal line for two touchdowns. Newcomb ' s first goal was a seven yard run in the first quarter, and t he conversion for two points was run by Roger Wright. Johny Leight ran one yard in the third quarter making a second touchdown. Extra points followed by Steve Coulter. New- comb ' s final touchdown came in the fourth quarter. His 18 yard run raised the Ranger score to 22 making the final score for the conference victory 22-0. FREDDIE LEWIS DANNY HUDSON JOHNNY LEICHT TERRY McWHORTER Valiantly fighting to keep their conference title hopes alive, the Perryton Rangers fell stubbornly, 13 to 6, to the undefeated Quanah Indians on Ranger field. The Indians jumped in front, 13-0, with touch- downs in the second and third period, plus a conver- sion kick following the second score. Perryton ' s fourth quarter touchdown came on an electrifying 46 -yard run by Johnny Leicht, right halfback, cli- maxing a Ranger 76 -yard march. Quanah ' s s tiff defense stopped the Rangers twice inside the 20 -yard stripe, once on the two-yard line in the second quarter and on the 19 in the final stanza. Badly outrushed, 100 to 31 yards in the first half, the never-say-die Rangers came back to out- gain Quanah in the second half, 140 to 119 yards. Preceding the game, football captains Terry McWhorter and Don Wagner escorted Football Queen Penny Price and her attendants: Ann Acker, Shelia Wylie, and Karen Lewis to the throne to reign over Homecoming Festivities. J erraion — 6 J uanan — 13 DON SAVAGE GARLAND SELL DON SCHOLLENBARGER DON WAGNER DANNY WITT JOE CHAMPION JOHN ELLZEY JAMES FOUNTAIN 64 RONNIE GOOD CHARLES KELLY BILLY FLETCHER JACKIE SIMMONS BYRON SIMPSON DAN TARBOX ROGER WRIGHT CPerraion — S G£if(fress — 8 After a great send-off the Rangers traveled to Childress for their fourth conference game. Cold weather dampened the Childress homecoming, but the Ranger ' s spirit remained strong. Both teams were held in scoring until the final five minutes of the game. With four minutes and twenty -seven seconds remaining, Johnny Leicht streaked into the end zone making the first score in the game. Roger Wright then flipped a pass to Danny Witt for the extra two points. The Rangers went ahead 8-0 until the Bobcats traveled down the field for a touchdown and a two point conversion. With strong defenses on both sides, neither team was able to gain a great deal of yardage on the ground, with the Rangers chalking up 134 yards to 176 for the Bobcats. Both teams went to the air 14 times, with Perryton com- pleting six for 54 yards and Childress connecting seven times for 99 yards. J erri ion — 41 spearman — 26 T )pei 1P% I ■ ■ H dk Hi 1 3 BBsBffci -. 1 1 ■ H H H|r|| Sr V mI 9 ■ 1 1 Wm 1 1 r a ll E 1 1 B te li J is p- W M ■J |_ i-W w V jj l After taking a commanding 34-6 lead by halftime, the Perryton Rangers toyed with the Spearman Lynx in the final half and swept over Spearman in the last game of the season on the Lynx field by a score of 41-26. The Rangers had taken command of the game in the opening minutes, on a 91 -yard touchdown run by halfback Johnny Leicht, followed by a 58 -yard scoring scamper by reserve quarterback Freddie Lewis less than four minutes later. In the second period of play Ronnie Good went over from the two for the Rangers third touchdown. Roger Wright passed to Terry McWhorter for the two point conversion and Perryton went in front 20-6. After an intercepted pass led Perryton to the seven yard line Good crashed over for the counter. Again, Wright hit McWhorter in the end zone for the conversion. With less than a minute left in the first half Leicht tossed a pass complete to McWhorter, who broke loose at the 20 and raced into the end zone. An unsuccessful conversion left the Rangers in front, 36-6. With approximately three minutes left in the game Gary Newcomb plunged through from the three yard line to score Perryton ' s final touchdown. Good kicked the conver- sion and the game ended 41 to 26. GARY NEWCOMB KENNY WATKINS 66 COACHES: Don Beck Roy Pennington MANAGERS: Derby Britten Jerry Slaton iPerraion l)epuiu ' Jooiball FRONT ROW: Tandy LaMaster, Sammy Smith, Jack Daily, Weber Helfenbein, Scott Sandford, Bill Joe Chad wick. MIDDLE ROW: Eddie McGarraugh. Tommy McLarty, Galen Slaughter, Mike Powell, Gary Parvin, Kenny Sims, Roy Lynn StoUings, David Baker. BACK ROW: Eddie Roberson, Raymond O ' Brien, Jimmy Anderson, Larry McEntire, Bob McCutcheon, Bobby Cook, Lon Brooks. . ■ -,.«, . . TRI -CAPTAINS Harry Drake Terry McWhortej Danny Witt  68 COACH Roy Pennington MANAGERS: Derby Britton Don Chance T iRanqer Uarsiia SasAeibalJ KNEELING: Kenny Castlebury, Don Boyer, Jimmy Gibson, Danny Witt. STANDING: Roger Wright, John EUzey, Paul Haywood, Terry McWhorter, Harry Drake, Don Schol- lenbarger. A HARRY DRAKE ROSTER Harry Drake 20 Jimmy Gipson 50 Terry McWhorter ----- 32 Don SchoUenbarger 14 Danny Witt 34 Don Boyer - 42 Kenny Castlebury 24 John Ellzey 54 Paul Haywood -- 44 Roger Wright 10 Out of the way here I come! JIMMY GIPSON TERRY McWHORTER DON SCHOLLENBARGER DANNY WITT DON BOYER V Kenny Castlebury John Ellzey Paul Haywood Roger Wright 1962 Rangers became the dis- trict champs for district 5-AA aft- er defeating the Shamrock Irish and breaking off the tie for district championship. The Ranger team played each district opponent twice losing only one district game. The Rangers jumped over a third place rating in their district to the top team and district winners. Perry - ton never realized the victories to come until their many successful games preceding the 1962 season ' s end. Rangers become rather definite about that rebound. Danny Witt goes up for the . tip-off. 71 jyanaer yj Ueam Coached by Mr. Bill Harrington, the 1962 Ranger ' B ' team compiled a season record of 9 wins and 8 losses. Showing great desire and determination, several of the fif- teen boys were moved to the ' A ' team toward the end of the season. COACH BILL FARRINGTON MIDDLE: Grant Drake. FIRST ROW: Gary Newcomb, Tommy McLarty, Dickie Moore, Kenny Watkins, Philip Turner, David Baker. SECOND ROW: Bob McCutcheon, Raymond O ' Brien, Charles Kelly, Jim- my Anderson, Randy Gyger, Larry McEntire, Buddy Bolerjack, John Getting. 72 COACH EVELYN BLALC TRI -CAPTAINS: Penny Price Ann Yates Ann Acker ROSTER Ann Acker 23 (F) Penny Price 27 (F) Corline Selby 21 (G) Paulette Sullivan 32 (G) Ann Yates - - 33 (G) Sharon Jones -- 24 (G) Sue Malaney -- 14 (F) Janis Pearson 15 (G) Joan Reiswig — — 11 (F) Sue Beesley 16 (G) Dianna Booth 12 (F) Please go in - please, please PAULETTE SULLIVAN ANN YATES SHARON JONES Sue Malaney Janis Pearson Joan Reiswig The Rangerettes close out the season with a record of 26 losses and 4 victories. The season has been a very enjoyable one with the team being successful in important aspects of the game other than winning. Defeat is nothing but education. To suc- ceed is giving the best one has to offer. Working with this cooperative and congen- ial group has been a pleasure. COACH EVELYN BLALOCK Sue Beesley Dianna Booth 75 Dvanqereiie CB J. earn Although they played only a few games, future players of the Rangerette Varsity team gained experience on the ' B ' team. Their experience this year should prove profitable in the years to come. Rangerette A and B Team Managers: Brenda Guffey and Lois Williams. Left to right: Judy Anderson, Susie Holt, Debi Hudson, Sheila Wylle, Pat Dumiihoo, Sue SchoUenbarger, Betty Cudd. 76 f iLS.. Y ' ■ a I if Ajf tJ M fcr ' ' r m _ 5 JH - ip _ i Alley-Oop Look at me jump! I don ' t care if you are seven feet tall. ■■ Hurry up coach, the time is draw- ing near. k A B ■ .v ' . H l t IM V « J HBJ BI f 1 k2 ' Here, Danny, you take it. And now for the rebound. Anyone for ballet? 77 CReoionaf Jinan sis P.H.S. 1962 Ranger basketball has been more successful than any season in over ten years. The team ' s 22- 6 record include; the ten district games over which the Rangers came out as district champs. The Bi -District victory came at llington as the Rangers defeated the Anson tigers. A two game schedule at Regional ended the season with a v. tory over the Dimmit Bobcats and a defeat by the Fort Stockton Panthers. This year ' s rec- ord is surely one to i remembered. 78 Aanaer JracA Jeam As the annual went to press, prospects for a great track season appeared certain for the Ranger cindermen. Outstanding perform- ances had been turned in by sev- eral of the trackmen. FRONT ROW: Gary Newcomb, Roger Wright, Ronnie Good, Don Wagner, Benny Conley, Weber Helfenbein. SECOND ROW: Jack Bailey, Dan Tar- box, Byron Simpson, Scott Sanford, Jackie Simmons. BACK ROW: Randy Gyger, Paul Haywood, Dan Witt, Larry McEntire, James Hawthorne, Tandy LaMaster Benny Conley demonstrates the correct form for broad jumping to a group of cindermen. ' Heaviest shot I ever putted. ' Danny Witt hops over the hurdles in preparation for the district meet. 79 Sue Malaney V - 80 Returning lettermen saved the tennis team many hours of train- ing. After school practices made improvements which led the ten- nis team to a successful season. Peggy Schwind iDaAes Veep yina Jjroaa Wm m 82 MRS. SHELLY HILL Secretary Behind every outstanding school system is an outstanding man whose guidance is the foundation of the school. One such man is our superintendent, Gilbert Mize. Mr. Mize first came to Perryton Schools in 1942. He holds a B.A. degree from Sul Ross College and a M. A. degree from Texas Tech. r - }i ' V SEATED: Gilbert Mize, Superintendent; Tom Slack, Vice-President; Warren Cudd, John Hardy. STANDING: Jim Anderson, Secretary; Gordon Shackleford; Roy Sanford, President; Bill Fletcher. 83 MR, GEORGE ZOLLER Principal Students of PHS know and re- spect Mr. George Zoller, the stern and capable leader of our school. During four years of serving as prin- cipal of our great school, Mr. Zol- ler has grown to be a part of the life of every student. Showing his loyalty to the school, he spent many hours of planning and work in creating the mosaic Ranger which has become a symbol of school spirit. PHS students will always remember Mr. Zoller as a true RANGER. 84 DON BECK B. S. , West Texas State World History, P. E. JAMES LOVE B. S. and M. E. , West Texas State History ROY PENNINGTON B. S. , North Texas State Civics, Health, Basketball Coach ylmJeh ' cs Social uoi ' es Wrestling is an active part of P.E. class. WILLIAM F. HARRINGTON B.S. , Texas Christian University American History RAY J. HOPKINS B. S. , Texas Tech Athletic Director EVELYN BLALOCK B.S. , East Texas State Physical Education 85 BILL BUTEFISH B. S. E. , Univ. of Arkansas M. Ed. , West Texas State College Biology VADEN V. HOLLOWAY B. S. , Oklahoma State Chemistry, General Science Sc i cience Look fellows, caviar! ' 9Kai£ JOE M. WOODS M.Ed., Univ. of Arkansas Plane Geometry 86 C. W. MILLER B. S. , Panhandle A M M.S., Oklahoma State Physics, Algebra JACK DYER B.S., Texas Tech. College Vocational Asriculture HOWARD FITZHUGH B.S., North Texas Shop, Mechanical Drawing lS  1|ftf Shop boys ' projects turn out well in spite of the smashed thumbs and black fingernails. JnausIriaJ MRS. JORENE HOPKINS B.S., Texas Tech. College Homemaking jush usmess Every class has its dull moments. DOUGLAS FISKIN B.S., West Texas State Bookkeeping, Business Law, Typing MRS. EVELYN GATES B.S., Louisiana PoUtechnic Institute Shorthand, Typing, Clerical Practice 87 MRS. EULA LaMASTER B. S. , Abilene Christian English MRS. ANNA BELLE LOVE B. A, , West Texas State English MRS. BARBARA HAAR B. S. , West Texas State English TOM R. BAXLEY B. S. , Baylor University Latin, English C nolish £. anouaae MRS. LILLIA KLENTOS B. A. , Texas Woman ' s Univ. Spanish Let ' s learn to draw so we can get some ' Brownie Points ' . 88 CLOYS V. WEBB B.B.A., M.M.E., North Texas State Choir B. D. WALKER M.A., West Texas State Band NATALENA SHELTON B.S., Texas Women ' s Univ. Art, Publications, Journalism Jine O rh L)peecn Speech students record discussion on the 1962 debate topic, Federal Aid to Education. Horn quartet is an example of the hard working members of the Ranger Band. MRS. MARTHA McLAIX B.S. , Universit)- of Texas Speech 89 loibr MRS. FLORA CHAMPION B.A., Trinity University Librarian MRS. EDWIN MALANY Secretary SEATED: Charlotte Sanders, Sandra Molesworth, Carol Coffin, Mary Wieland, Sandra Bolerjack. STANDING: Rebecca Witt, Roberta Limbocker, Brenda Guffey, Sharon Baade, Pat Johnson, Rita Queener, Joan Janzen. ■ f-ice SEATED: Lois Williams, Ann Acker, Evelyn Graham. STANDING: Paula Wright, Joye Regier, Linda Campbell, Cecilia Leicht. 90 . ' TP ■afi MRS. GRACE PYLES School Nurse 0 . MR. THAD JONES Guidance Counselor S u oance JounseJor OFFICE GIRLS: Carolyn Barclay, Diane Dupuis, Paulette Sullivan, Corline Selbv. 91 BUS DRIVERS ROW 1: O. P. Graves Wayne Cudd Charles Gift ROW 2: M. L. Kershmaa T. F. Beard Mrs. Johnny Red C. H. Waggoner Edward Schroeder CAFETERIA ROW 1: Mrs. Jones Mrs. Schwalk Mrs. Howard Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Shirey Mrs. Downey Mrs. Hartman MAINTENANCE Mr. Throckmorton Mrs. Clyde Brown Mr. Clyde Brown Mr. Oliver King M .; - ..- If ■- -.ilR , ■ ■-; :- _ -« V.-tffok ' : ' - ' ' i ' -dt ' rX5l 3r V iyi c5. enior o A icers TERRY McWHORTER, Vice-President JOAN JANTZEN, Treasurer PENNY PRICE, Secretary JOHNNY LEICHT, President 95 s. eniors ANN ACKER Band 1-4, Twirler 1-3, Drum Majorette 4; Tennis 1-4, State Finalist 2; Bas- ketball 1-4, Tri -Captain 4; NHS 2-4, President 4; Who ' s Who 1-3; FFA Sweet- heart 3; Girls ' State 4; Most Athletic 3-4; Foot- ball Queen Candidate 4; Most Beautiful Nominee 4; Best All Around 4; Senior Play; ' 62 RANGER Staff. CHARLES ALEXANDER Transfer Student Football 1; Basketball 1; Class Secretary 1; Choir 1 and 4; Class Favorite 4; Student Council 4. Basketball 1-2; Cheerleader 1-2; Class Secretary 2; Speech Club 2; Choir 1-4. Transfer Student SHARON BAADE DENNIS BALZER TROY BARCLAY FFA 2-3; Band 1-4; Foot- ball 1. LARRY BARNARD Football 1; Band 1-4. MIKE BARRETT Student Council 1-3, TASC Convention 2-3; FTA 2-4, Band 1-3; Choir 4; Cheer- leader 4; Most Beautiful Nominee 4; Senior Play; ' 62 RANGER Staff. SANDRA BOLERJACK -• embarA upon a t ear fil ea wiin manu ireasureo momenis. Tennis 2-4; FTA 3; Student Council 3; Choir 4; Band 1-4, President 4, All Re- gional 3-4, Stage Band 1-4. DANNY BRUCE 1 Vy ' ' ' ■■ iKs ' Ml -: M w. KkJ M I E S l g Band 1-4, Disciplinary Committee 4; Football 1 - 2, 4; Basketball 2-3; Track 2-3; Latin Club 3-4. GARY BRYAN Pep Club 1-2; Choir 1-2, 4; FTA 2-4; Science Club Choir 1; FTA 1; Los Picaros Pep Squad 1; Basketball 1 3; Basketball 3; Speech 1-2; Basketball 1-3; FHA 3; FHA 1-4; Band 2-4; Choir 1-4. Club 4. 1-4, Parliamentarian 4. Choir 4. GERALD BYE JEANIE CARTER DELORES CHAMBERS CAROLYN COLE JOE COON Football 1-3; Basketball 1- 2; Track 1-2; FFA 1. BENNY CONLEY Football 1 -4, All District 4, Honorable Mention All Regional 4; Track 2-4, All District 2-3; FFA 1-4; FTA 3-4; Choir 4; Most Handsome Nominee 4. cS. eniors FFA 3. JOHNNY DUNNIHOO Band 1; Class Favorite 1; Business Club 2; Pep Squad 2-3; FHA 3; El Sombrero Staff 4. Transfer Student DIANE DUPUIS f STEVE COULTER Transfer Student Basketball 1-2; Track 1-2; Baseball 2; FTA 3; Class Vice-President 2; Football 1-2,4. KAREN DAY FHA 1-3; Quill and Scroll 3-4; FTA 3-4; Interscholas- tic League Typing 3; Choii 1-4; Senior Play. JOHN DEVERS Football 1-2; FFA 1-3, Poultry Judging 1, Live- stock Judging 3. HARRY DRAKE Football 1; Band 1; Track 3; Basketball 1-4, All Dis- trict 3, Tri-Captain 4; Latin Club 3-4. RONALD FRIES Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Choir 1 -4. KAY FULTON Pep Club 2. JIMMIE GIPSON Band 1-4, All Regional 3- 4; Pep Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Wittiest 4. EVELYN GRAHAM Class Treasurer 1; Class Vice-President 2; FTA 2- 4, Secretary 4; Choir 1-4, Secretary 4; Queen Nomi- nee 4; Speech Club 3; 1400 Club 3-4; Cheerleader 3- 4, Head Cheerleader 4; Senior Play. displau a en s in mant uarieo 2y tie. ' fcfs. JOHN ERICKSON Band 1-4, All Regional 3, Student Director 4; Stage Band 4; Choir 3-4. All Regional 4, First Alternate All State 4, President 4, Student Director 4; Foot- ball 1-4, Honorable Men- tion All District 4; Student Council 1 and 4; Student Body President 4; Class President 2; Class Secre- tary 3; Speech Club 3-4, Debate 3-4, District One- Act Play 3; Senior Play; FTA 2-4; Mr. FTA 4; Most Talented 3; Most Hand- some Nominee 4; Who ' s Who 4; Best Citizen 4. JEANENE FRANTZ FHA 1-4, President 3; FTA 1-4, Vice-President 4; NHS 2-4, Secretary; Stu- dent Council 4, Secretary 4; Los Picaros 4, Historian 4; Basketball 1-3; Inter - scholastic League Short- hand. s eniors JERALL HOLZER Transfer Student SANDRA HOLZER Transfer Student Needle Craft Club 1; Ger- man Club 2; FHA 3; Choir 1-4; ' 62 RANGER Staff 4. Football 1-4; Basketball 1 and 3; FFA 1-2; Choir 4. DANNY HUDSON FFA 1-2; Band 1-4, All Regional 3-4, Dixie Cats 1; Stage Band 1-4. FRANK HUMPHREY Class Secretary 1; Choir 1-4, All Regional 2-4, All State Alternate 2, All State 4, Student Director 4, Sweetheart Candidate 4; Speech Club 3-4, Secretary 4; 1400 Club 3-4; FTA 2- 4, Historian 4; NHS 3-4; Band 1-4, All Regional 4; Stage Band Vocalist 3-4; Senior Play. JEANNIE HUSTON Choir 1-4; FHA 3-4; FTA 4; Class Treasurer 4. JOAN JANZEN KENNETH JEROME Pep Squad 1; Los Picaros 3; FHA 4; Choir 1-4. CHERYL KERSHMAN as uniors presenieo a oeauh ' fuf ano memorao e un or-cbenior iBanauei choir 1-4; Choir Historian 4; Los Picaros 3; FT A 4. BETTY JEAN KEY Football 1-3; FFA 1-2,4. BOBBY KILE FTA 2-4; Miss FTA 4; Los Picaros 2-4, Treasurer 4; Choir 2-4; Speech Club 3- 4, Debate 4, 1400 Club 4; 62 RANGER Staff; Senior Play. POLLY LAMASTER Basketball 1-2; Football 1- 4, Honorable Mention All District 4; Track 1; FFA 1- 2; Speech 3; Choir 4. FREDDIE LEWIS Band 1-4, Disciplinary Committee 4; Pep Band 4; FHA 1-2; Los Picaros 3; FTA 4; NHS 3-4. PHYLLIS LOYD Class President 1; Class Secretary 2; Class Vice- President 3; Class President 4; Who ' s Who 1, 3-4; Best Citizen 1, 3-4; Class Favor- ite 3; Football 1-4, Honor- able Mention All District 4; Band 1-4, Vice-President 4, All Regional 3-4; Stage Band 1-4; Student Council 2-4, Vice-President 3; NHS 3-4, Treasurer 4; Most Handsome Nominee 4; Friendliest 4; Mr. PHS 4. JOHNNY LEICHT TERRY McWHORTER Student Council 1-2; FTA 3-4; NHS 3-4; Who ' s Who 2-3; Class President 3; Class Vice-President 4; Choir 4; Football 1-4, Co-Captain 4, All District 4, Second Team All Regional 4; Basketball 1-4, Tri-Captain 4, All District 3, Fighting Heart Award 3; Most Athletic 4; Most Handsome Nominee 4; Best All Around 4. BARBARA McLAIN RAYMOND McGARRAUGH Track 1-2, All District 1- 2; Football 1-3, Best De- fensive Player Award 3; FFA 1-3; Class Favorite 3. ROBERTA LIMBOCKER DONNA MARTIN FFA 1-3; Choir 1-4, Presi- dent 4; Ranger Mascot 3-4. JOE D. NEWMAN Debate 1-3; FTA 1-4; Science Fair 1-4; Regional Science Fair 1,3; National Science Fair International 3; National Chemist ' s Award 3. CORWIN PADGET PAULINE MURRY FHA 1; Speech Club 1; Choir 1-4. c5 eniors . i ' ?r BETTY PEAK LARRY POWELL Transfer Student Track 3; Football 1-3; Choir 1 -4. LINDA ROGERS Basketball 3; FHA 1-4, Vice-President 3; Choir 4. EDDIE RUSHING Transfer Student Choir 1 -4. nave ineir momenh of fory. PENNY PRICE Class Favorite 1-2; Who ' s Who 2; Student Council 2- 4; Band 1-4, Secretary 4, Sweetheart Nominee 4; Basketball 1-4, Tri-Cap- tain 4; El Sombrero, Co- Editor 3, Editor 4; NHS 3-4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Secretary 4; Football Queen Candidate 3; Foot- ball Queen 4; Most Beauti- ful Nominee 3-4; Best Citi- zen 4; Senior Play. BONNIE REYNOLDS Transfer Student FHA 1-3, Treasurer; FTA 2; Pep Club 1-2. 103 m m DON SAVAGE DON SCHOLLENBARGER FREIDE SCHMIDT PEGGY SCHWIND Football 1-4; FFA 1-3, Chapt- Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; German Exchange Student; Transfer Student; Home Room er Conducting Team 1; Track FFA 1-4, Vice-President 3, Latin Club 4, Secretary-Treas- Secretary 1; Home Room Vice- 3-4, All District 3; Choir 4. Livestock Judging Team 3; urer 4; Student Council 4; NHS President 2; Tennis 3-4; Choir Student Council 4. 4. 3-4; FTA 3-4; EL SOMBRERO 4; FHA 4. c5 eniors Los Picaros 3-4, PASF Chair- man 3, President 4; Choir 1; History Club 1-3; Basketball Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4; Bas- 1-3; Choir 1-4; Senior Play; ketball 2-4, Manager 2; FTA Transfer Student. 4. LARRY SPENCE PAULETTE SULLIVAN CORLINE SELBY FHA 3; Los Picaros 3-4; Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; FTA 4. GARLAND SELL FFA 1-3, Chapter Conducting Team; Football 1-4. I JiMdL KIM THOMAS FFA 1; Football 1-2; FTA 3; Choir 3, CURT WARREN FFA 1-4. PHYLLIS WEATHERFORD FHA 1-4; Parliamentarian 3, Publicity Chairman 4; Choir 1-4, Vice-President of Girls Choir 3; FTA 3-4; Band 3-4. MARY WIELAND Band 1-4, All Regional 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Band 4, Sweetheart Nominee 4; FHA 3-4; Los Picaros 3; FTA 4; Interscholastic League Typing 3. oM enmusiash ' caJIu of oeinq firsi o inih ' a e ine uenior Da J- DON WAGNER Football 1-4, Co-Captain 4, All District 3-4, All Regional 4, Honorable Mention All State 4, Best Lineman Award 3; Bas- ketball 1-3; Track 1-4, All District 2-3; FTA 3- 4, Treasurer 4; Choir 4; Most Handsome Nominee 4. GAY WAGNEP. Choir 1-4, All Regional 3-4, All State Alternate 4, Choir Sweetheart 4; Band 1-4, All Regional 3-4, Pep Band 1-4, Sweet- heart Nominee 4, Stu- dent Director 4; FHA 3-4, Song Leader 4; FTA 4; Class Favorite 4; Most Talented 4; Most Beautiful Nominee 4. Choir 1-4, Librarian 4, Queen Nominee 4; FTA 1-4; NHS 2-4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Los Picaros 2-4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Student Council 4, District TASC Secretary 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Miss PHS 4; Senior . Play Publicity Chairman. MARY JO WILLIAMS Band 1-4, Twirler 3-4, Sweetheart 4; Football Queen Candidate 2; Stu- dent Council 3; Most Beautiful Nominee 2-4; Best Citizen 3; Editor of 62 RANGER; Who ' s Who 4; Senior Play. LOIS CAROL WILLIAMS DANNY WITT Class Favorite 1; Student Coun- cil 2; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4, All Regional 3, Tri-Cap- tain 4: Track 1-4; FFA 1-4, Lone Star Farmer Degree; FTA 3-4; Choir 4. BOB WRIGHT FFA 1-4, Secretary 3-4, Soil Judging Team 2, Livestock Judging Team 3; Los Picaros 4, Reporter 4. ANN YATES Band 1-4, All Regional 2-4; Most Improved Band Member 2, Outstanding Band Member 3; Basketball 1-4, Tri-Captain 4; Los Picaros 2; FTA 3-4; NHS 3-4; Wittiest 3-4; Senior Play. The Senior Class of 1962 would like to thank you, Mrs. Champion, Mrs. Love, Mrs. McLain, Coach Pennington, Mr. Fitzhugh, Mr Bute- fish, for sponsoring and guiding us through this our last year of high school. With your help, understand- ing, and leadership, we have success- fully reached the final steps of our graduation year. 106 seniors . . win a wat s rememoer ine £affs o CP.7£S. 107 Jfunior Glass Officers STANDING: Bob Johnson, becretak ' yf-Kenny Castlebuty, Reporter; Charles Kelly, Vice-President. SITTING: Sam Hergert, Treasurer; Scott Sandford, President. e 7 - - - p b Kenny Castlebury Bill Joe Chadwick Joe Champion Carol Ann Coffin James Deister Larry Dennis Jessie Devers John Ellzey j amors beqin reqisiraiion for 1961-62 scnool aear. Delica Fetterman Connie Firestone James Fountain Paul Frederick Georgia Giles Ronnie Good Brenda Guffey Melvin Gunnels Mike Agler Sharon Anderson Doris Baker Norman Ballenger Carolyn Barclay Barbara Beard Tommy Beesley Gilberta Bishop juniors Bill Blackmore Tony Blaylock Tommy Bolerjack Don Boyer Lee Ann Brooks Anne Burger Beverly Bye Linda Ca npbell 110 Gerald Hall Grace Hardy Joe Hart James Hawthorne Paul Haywood Roy Headlee Weber Helfenbein Judy Henderson ioAe an ac i ' oe pari in aJT sc£oof efeciions. Sam Hergert Sandra Hickey Danny Jackson Jerry Jamison Bob Johnson Pat Johnson Sharon Jones Shirlev Jones Charles Kelly Mike Key Carohii Leighnor Maril)Ti Lewis III Sue Lofland Bob Luthi Jerry McCaskill Charlotte McDaniel Arlia Mcllvain Mike McLain Tommy McLarty Jerry Mahaffey Sue Malaney Dianne Martin Mary Milligan Karen Montgomery Sandra Molesworth Kelly Sue Morris Rita Myers Carol Newcomb Barbara Newman Teresa Odom Trudy Olquin Keith O ' Quin ' A ■ . . . and prouide enieriainmeni for unior- ' enior Jerry Philipp Leola Phillips Bill Fletcher Marianne Pool Charles Rector Polly Reeves Joye Regier Joan Reiswig Eddie Robison Lou Carol Said Charlotte Sanders Scott Sanford Paulette Schroeder Carol Schwind Bill Shipman Jackie Simmons Bryon Simpson Jerry Skinner Galen Slaughter Robert Smith Stanley Smith Elaine SuUins Georgia McLain Dan Tarbox Danny Thurman Harold Trew Heather West Aria Williams 114 Rebecca Witt Kenny Woojter Paula Wright Roger Wright oecome aosoroeo in meir s uoi ' es. We, the Junior Class, would like to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to the finest sponsors a class could have. Because of you, our jun- ior year has been one to remember throughout our following years. You ■have shown exceptional leadership and used wisdom throughout your manv de- cisions. All the time spent on our many projects were not only work, but you made them enjoyable. Again, many thanks go to Miss Shelton, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. LaMaster, Mr. Holloway, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Baxlev. Junior responsibilities were varied during basketball season. The girls had the job of bringing the brownies and cookies to the concession stand to be sold. Their job, however, did not end here, for during each game girls were chosen to work in the concession stands. Following the games a group of boys remained to clean the gym. Sweeping, selling hot dogs, and toiling in the concession stand were work, but at the same time, enjoyable. It was said that, if there was anything to be sold around P. H.S., you call on a junior to sell it. Throughout their junior year, the class spent much of their time rais- ing money. In all the work which had to be done, juniors willingly took part and made their work en- joyable. A beautiful white chrysanthemum arranged on a background of red and brown leaves with red ribbon was a familiar sight to many girls when the Friday night games rolled around. This was another way to make money for the Junior Class, and much time and work was spent before each game. It was truly a big pleasure to get a mum for the game and social that followed, held in the High School. To aid in school spirit (and to raise money), every junior had a group of tags to be sold before each game. Here, juniors are counting tags and separating them to be sold. 116 Juniors assume a new upper class sophistication. .Juniors . . . a . J .r . are aJeH m e j oenl ana ac oe. - am l ' i. Junior Barbara Beard hands Mr. Zoller an apple. Barbara is taking seven solids and still maintains an A average. When the four o ' clock bell rings, juniors are the first to say Lets get out of here. Taste That I know it ' s hard to keep them open, but it won ' t be much longer. Junior Charlotte Sanders spends much of her time work- ins on librars ' bulletin boards. 117 (uophc omore 0 A icers President: MIKE POWELL Treasurer: KENNY WATKINS Secretary: MARILYN MORRIS Vice-President: JIM ANDERSON m r yfofcf l asi CJ£ai Js Ours Mr. Joe Champion, principal of Perryton Junior High School, has for a number of years been a great asset to the Perryton School System During this time, he has come to be one of the best liked and most respected men in Perryton. Show- ing his loyalty to the school, he attends every game at every oppor- tunity and gives a big boost to school spirit. Not only is he now one of the best principals Perryton has ever had, but in the minds of the students he will always be a man to be remembered. MRS. SUE MORGAN, Secretary 128 CAROL ARPIN Bachelor of Arts, Uni- versity of Arkansas, 6th Grade Language Arts. CAROLYN BALDRIDGE B.S., Texas Woman ' s University, Language Arts, 7th-8th. MRS. MYRNA BELL B.F.A., University of Texas, Art, 6th- 9th. JERRY BLASINGAME B.S., Central Missouri State, Industrial Arts, Health and Science. BILLY BRAT TEN B.S., North Texas University, Health and Science. WILLIAM BUCHANAN HORACE BYERLEY B.S., University of B, A., New Mexico Texas, Social Studies, Western College, Coach 6th-8th. and 7th Grade Math. MRS. DOROTHY MRS. PAT EASTUP LEON FARLEY MRS. DORIS GRINER MRS. DRUSILLA DUNKLE B.S., North Texas B. A. and Master of B.A. East Central HUSTON B.A., West Texas State, Language Education, East State Language B.S., Panhandle A. State, Jr. High Arts. Central State, Arts. and M. , Math, 6th- Library. World Geography. 9th. 129 MRS, LaJUANA JACKSON B.S,, Texas Tech, 6th Grade Health and Science, Girls ' Physical Education. CHESTER JACKSON B.S., Texas Tech, Social Studies. MRS. ALICE JARVIS B.A., Language Arts, 8th-9th. ADRIAN KERNS M.S., Oklahoma Pan- handle A. and M. , W. T.S.. 6th Math. JOHN KLENTOS B.B.S., Oklahoma University, Social Studies. JAMES LANHAM GEORGE MATHER CLARENCE MORRIS B.A... Texas Western B.A. of Music, M.A. B.S. and M.S., East College, Language Arts, of Music, North Texas Texas State, General 6th. State University, Choir. Science and Health. DUANE MOUNTS B.S., Texas Tech, Health and Science, 7th-8th. GENE McCLAIN B.A., East Central College, Language Arts, 7th. 130 ROBERT Mcpherson dale parvin wayne pierce B.A., University of B.S. andM. Ed., West B.S. Ed., East Central, Texas, Texas History, Texas State, Assistant Driver Ed. , Athletic Physical Education. Principal Junior High. Coach. MRS. ARIEL PRUITT M. Ed., Texas University, General Science. JAMES REID B.S., West Texas, Driver ' s Ed. , 7lh-9th Sports, 6th P. E. BOYCE SCOTT B.S. andM. Ed., Texas Wesleyan College, Social Studies and Typing 10. MRS. MARTHA THOMAS MRS. LOIS THURMAN ORVILLE WEST BROOK OGDEN WILSON FRED ZACHARY B.S. andM. A., Texas B.A., P.A.M.C., B.S., East Central State B.A., West Texas State M.A., Western State Women ' s University, Freshman English. College, 6th-7th Math. College, Sth-9th Math. CoUege, 8th Math. Language Arts, 6th. 131 ' KjiniJ2 racfe Freddie Adcock Wayne Agee Pat Armstrong Reta Armstrong Charles Atchison Donna Ballenger Danny Barclay Leona Barlow Tommy Butler Chyrle Carter Jimmy Carter Gloria Coffin Charla Cook i : Sharon Gage Bill Garner Nancy Geline Gerald Gibson Weldon Gibson Benny Graham Billie Graves Carol Graves Jackie Green Linda Griffith Karma Sue Cook Carol Coulter Bryna Crum Diana Cudd Genette Cudd Miller Cunningham Phyllis Daley Karen Devers Pam Dixon Chester Dougherty Steve Dunkle Betty Eisenman Barbara Evans Janice Farmer Jeannette Felix Anthony Ferguson Gary Ferguson Philip Fiimir Charles Flemmons Pam Foster r ' Stanley Guffey Rodney Hale Karen Hall Bill Harrison Sharon Hart Sondra Hawk Royce Hawthorne Judy Headlee Kay Headlee Sue Headlee Kermit Heaton Clarence Herrington Luanna Holloway Bobby Humphrey Janet Huiter Sandra Jackson Kent Johnson Barbara Kelly Kay Kerns Ida Nell Key Roy Kile Richard King Deneane Krebs Joe LaMaster Claudia Land Vickie Lawrence Steve Lindsay Jim Lofland Dianne Loftin John McCaskill Dennis McClung Mike McCoy Ronald McDaniel Dorothy McGarraugh Duane McGarraugh Cherryl McLain Marsha McLane Mike McLarty Diane Malaney Janice Man Kenny Norris Mike O ' Brien Mary O ' Dell Richard O ' Dell Wanda Orr Kengle Pearson Jan Pendergrass Clifford Phelps Billy Phillips Ronnie Pierce Jane Pletcher Tommy Powell Cheri Puis Bert Riley Deborah Riley Ronald Roberts Carolyn Rogers Donna Roush Corinne Russell Vicki St. Aubyn Mike Sanders Kay Saulsbury Don Savage Tex Stewart Jean Stumpf Kenneth Sykes Peggy Sykes Pam Tate Patsy Thomas Byron Thurman Kitty Tilley Robert Trapp Elaine Trumm ' irresnman Glass 0 Ji icers President BOBBY HUMPHREY Vice-President GENETTE CUDD Secretary-Treasurer KENGLE PEARSON Lynette Vaughan Sheryl Voorhees Marsha Waide Nancy Walker Jane Webb h il Robin West Wiley Wheeler Louise Whitehorse Glenda Wiebe Lou Wieland Paul Wilkerson Janet WiUiams Kim Winkler Diane Withee Leslie Witt Judy Womack Arnold Wood Grace Woods Maxine YandeU John Zacharv 137 C I ' onm ra c e Jean Agee Orville Allen Carol Anderson Dana Kay Archer Mickey Armstrong Katharine Barclay Beverly Barnes Dorsana Bean Daniel Bishop Joe Bishop Sherry Bond Barbara Brandt U 7 i -k Sharon Carpenter Harold Carnes George Casey Danny Chambers Jerry Clark Mary Helen Collingsworth Deanna Cook Harley Cornelsen Donna Cosner Tom Coulter Billy Crouch Jackie Cunningham Mike Darnell Terry Darrow Janice Daves Neal Davis Sandera Davis Pamela Dear Kenneth Deike Judy Gilbert Gilda Gilstrap Kay Good Linda Good Peggy Gray Marvin Hadley Sheila Hafer Sharon Haggarty Joe Ray Halsey Howard Hamaker Patsy Haney Butch Hargrove Billie Sue Harper Reba Hartsell Larry Heaton Jerry Helfenbein Cheryl Henderson Lesley Henderson Nancy Henson Emily Jones Judy Jones Linda Jones Sammy Judice Jack Kile Ferd Koehn, Jr. Walter LaMaster Stanley Linquist Carolyn Loyd Cathy Luhman Donna McCoy Carol McDaniel Scott McGarraugh James McLarty Pat McLarty Kathy McNabb Steve McNicol Mike Malone Lee Manross Ronnie Martin Billy Matthews Rommie Maxey Crystal Maxwell Alberta Nusz Linda Odom Donald Ools Danny Overton Timothy Padgen Dewa Tie Pattison Jimmy Penner George Philley Marih-n Philley Russ Pierson Jerry Price Sue Rawlins Sherrie Redfern Joe Reeves Phylis Renick Linda Roberson Paula Robison Sue Rock Starr Russell Ben Saied Linda Sanders Sally Sanford Ray Saulsbury Sue Ann Savage Jerry Scott Ann Symons Bill Tandy Cynthia Thomas Gary Thomas Harold Thomas Billle Jean Thompion Tim Tregellas Gayle Trew Eddie Vohs Bob Wade Gene Wagner Mike Wauon Frank Whaley Wayne Wheeler Linda Sue Wiley Teresa Wright Martin Yandell Guadalupe Zaragoza Ninth grade students are seen learning to type in preparation for the many themes which will be typed in high school. The Math Class of the eighth grade is shown in one of its more industrious moods. eoenin z rade Mary Ahrend Sandra Allen Susan Allen Bennie Anderson Rebecca Anderson Jimmy Bailey Danny Baker Janna Ballard Dewey Barlow Bobby Barnes Carla Barrett Susan Bean Jody Bennett Richard Blodgett Barbara Blurton Linda Bohannan Joe Brillhart Randy Brillhart Rosalind Brillhart Sharon Brock Myra Brooks Carol Brown Melinda Brown Mike Brown Jerry Bryan Bruce Burell Don Burress Terry Cannon Bobby Capps Steve Carpenter John Champion Sharon Chastain Jim Clarady Dewayne Click Johnny Cole David Collins Mike Cook Bonlta Coon Carol Cornell Jimmy Cornsilk 144 Jeanie Correll Wanda Cox Senda Daily Bennet Darnele Danny DeArmond Janice Deike Randy Dieball Eddie Doiel Anita Dunlap Terry Durasco Tommy Dunsworth Larry Eisenman Marie Engle Rickey Eudy Bobby Evans Cynthia Ferguson Mary Sue Flemmons Johnny Folley Nayoma Frantz Joanie Frederick Stanly Freeman Russell Garvin Steve Giles Derald Gray Susan Griffith Sandra Haggarty Larry Hardy Jack Harper Jolene Harris Steve Harrison Sherri Harton Barbara Hayden Mary Heaton Roger Helker Phillip Henson Robert Herrington Sherrine Higgins Ozella Hogue Pamela Holcombe Roy Holmes 145 Christy Holt Elaine Hosselton Larry Jines Nina Johnson Patricia Jones Carol Kelly Virginia Kiser Rennie Kile Craig Lawrence Bobby Limbocker Kip Lofland Anthony Looney Sue Lossie Danny Luthi Billy Lynch Kay McCalib Kenneth McClellan Linda McGarraugh Glenn McLain Charles McLarty Larry Magie Doyce Mallet Elizabeth Manasco Linda Margraves Dorice Martin Judy Matthews Jimmy Merrick Linda Miller Beverly Mitchell Lois Mitchell Tana Monroe Kay Morgan Louise Morgan Linda Morphew Janice Morphis Jerry Mounts Carol Newton Thelma Nowlin Diane Ools Ethel Ools Orvil Ools Boyce Overton John Overton Gerald Patten Charles Pawpa Bob Pearson Carol Plowman Ronald Plunkett C onnie Powell Larry Presley Kathy Price Duane Pshigoda Edward Pshigoda Robert Queener Beverly Rector Sherill Revent Jan Rhodes Tommy Rickard Donna Ross Al Rupprecht Steve Sanford Wanda Savage David Schwind Anita Settles Rusty Shinn Dwight Shipman Joyce Sims Linda Sims Jimmie Smith Sherry Smith Tommy Snow Harold Spad Carl Stamm Lynn Stanford Bill Sterling Phillip Sterling Gloria Stewart Dorothy Stroud Judith Swink Kay Symons Ray Thomas Cass Thompson Charles Thompson Karen Thurman Judy Tilley June Trask Diane Travis Donnie Tualls Eddie Turner Tinker Bell Weybright Linda Weatherbee Ben Henson Sterling Whitehorse Lynne Williams Jim Wilson Gayla Wolff Eddie Woodard Gloria Woods Stanley Wright Kaye Wyckoff Kathy Yarbrough Butch York Diane York Consuelo Zaragoza Barbara Zink Randy Allen Kenneth Arnett Scott Archer Sara Beth Arnold Kay Baker Sandra Barclay Veta Barlow Jackie Barnes John Barnes Judy Bamett Judy Battin Wesley Belew Barney Beesley Gordon Benson Darrell Bohn Eddie Bond Tri Bossesman Kristy Brown Susie Brown Jackie Bryan Jimmy Bucher Amanda Burge Darla Burkhalter Charles Callahan Obie Callihan Marshall Capps Terry Carpenter Donald Chastain Gayla Childress Lydia Chist tAU ..««in. (U x n S rac e Bobby Agee ' - ' fjt Diana Clements Vicki Clements Patsy Clift Greg Cook Larry Cornsilk Robert Cox Bob Cottrill Julianne Cunningham Billy Croley Sandra Crouch Vickie Cutting Larry Davis Danny Day Yvonne Deal Lee Dennis Mike Devers Gary Doiel Mary Dunsworth Ronnie Eakins Loretta Eisenman Davey Eudy Doyal Felix Rodney Ferguson Linda Fike Lois Firmin John Ford Rosemary Fouchey Sam Fountain Danny Fulton John Gage Rickie Gheen Dennis Gibson Bobby Githens Danny Glenn Jo Ann Good Milly Graham Rickey Graham Jerry Green Linda Green Deetha Grimes Sherry Griner Carol Gunnels Linda Hafer James Haggart Jerry Hall Mike Haney Donna Hardy Voncille Hardy Mike Hargrove Brenda Harper Cynthia Harrison Jackie Hart Johnny Hart Stanley Hickey Benny Jackson Chester Jackson Schenena Jones Alvalow Kersey Debbie Kile Shirley Kizzer Randy Koehn Lanny Kyle Janet Land Merryl Leatherman Jan Lee Katrina Lilly Catherine Livingston Perry Logan Amelia Lovett Wayne Manasco David Martin Carolyn McCartney Billie McClung Deborah McCurdy James McDaniel Jackie McKee Zack McKinley Kenneth McNabb William Merkel Jerry Merrick Jan Miller Elbert Mills Bu ddy Miller Romona Molton Jed Monroe Kathy Moore Mary Morgan Philip Morgan Hershell Mosler Marcia Mounts Mary Newman Barbara Ohmes Chris Ohmes Linda Ools Rickie Oquin Jerry Overby Lyndon Overton Karen Palmer Pricillia Padgett Ronn Passons Diane Penrod Linda Philley 152 Steve Phillips Zelma Pierson Tommy Poston Vernon Pshigoda Steve Puis Debie Putman Craig Ragsdale Joe Randolph H. L. Ratliff Jr. Bobby Rawson Connie Reimer Mike Replogle Larry Roberts Bobby Robinson Benny Rupprecht Danneal Russell Ricky Russell David Sanders Patricia Saide Garry Schwalk Larry Schwalk Anita Schroeder Cal Schroeder Margaret Scott Mary Sears Kenda Sue Seeman Charles Shockley Sarah Rock Paul Skinner Charlotte Smith Larry Smith Larry Don Smith Robert Smith Patricia Snow Richard St. Aubyn John Stewart Philip Sullivan Jimmy Stwalley Janice Stumpl Darrell Stroud Larry Swink Ronald Sykes Vickie Taylor Don Thompson Richard Thompson Randall Thompson Rodney Thompson John Treadgill Linda Throckmorton Donna Thurman Wayland Thurman Joe Trumn Randall Tucker Wayne Tuner Shirley Tusirig Glyndia Vandergriff Danny Wade Beckie Wall A. J. Ward Kenny Warren i Mk Sharon Welch i r m Gretchen West 1 rWr v Dolores Whalev l l Glenn Wheeler 1 BiUy White y ift Deinetra Whitehead 153 Clifton wnieford Donna WlUeford Walter Willeford Don Williams Sharon Williams Cora Belle Wilson Donna Jo Wilson Michele Wilson Nancy Wilson Barbara Winters John Wood Robbie Workman Teresa Wraght Carol Wright James Wylie Linda Yost Claude Hamel Debbie Malaney Although the sixth grade students are very intelligent there is always a need for help from their teachers. 1 T ■is. ■W 1 1 ilB ' i K m |0| tf- ■ ' M i i ' JjBi I S Ki mi B £ 1 1 H ■ The sixth grade English class is seen trying to write a composition. EIGHTH AND NINTH REPRESENTATIVES - FRONT ROW: Fritz Nies, Joe Ray Halsey, Diane Malaney, Maxine Stephenson, Freddie Adcock, Nancy Walker, Luanna Halloway, Sue Ann Savage, Julie Sharpless, Terry Darrow. SECOND ROW: Mr. Champion, Mike Blank, Richard King, Tommy Butler, Kengle Pear- son, Reta Armstrong, Leslie Witt, Jimmy Carter, Gerald Gibson, Shirley Mutschler. ( iudeni yjounciJ President, Freddie Adcock OFFICERS: Maxine Stephenson, Treasurer Nancy Walker, Vice-President Luanna HoUoway, Secretary SIXTH AND SEVENTH REPRESENTATIVES - FRONT ROW; Barbara Winters, Patricia Snow, Greg Cook, Don Williams, Jed Monroe, Jimmy Stwalley, Julianne Cunningham, Marian Woods, Larry Schwalk, Gretchen West. SECOND ROW: Jody Bennett, Billy Lynch, Larry Hardy, Anita Dunlap, Susan Griffeth, Jacque Magee, Carol Brown, Dale Parvin. L. tf -j i -i JBi ' Si rar ans Office Siaff CjfUacacfo Slaff Left to right: Bryna Crum; Donna Ballenger; Gilda Gilstrap; Diana Cudd, Drum Majorette; Janet Hurter; Gil Mize; Diane Malaney. JwirJers BACK: Carolyn Loyd Mary O ' Dell Sherry Slack Oi h £ ancf I ' niJi rac e G iorus Junior high choirs have shown much improvement since the beginning of the year. Each group has made appearances on programs in the area, and we are look- ing forward to contest at Amarillo. The choral program has grown, and we expect to have even more students next year. George Mather, Director tji nin rade z ir s Gnorus O Junior Jlian jand Junior High Marching Band performs at Dick Bivens Stadium in Amarillo for Annual Marching Contest. ituJi. Director Tom Knighton cJeoen A raoe Jano M ■fM P ' fj J BwnreiO Ep gr -m ' fli H s. Ji ■Trwsssaw ' WON - 1 LOST - 6 This group is a bunch of fine young men. When the season started there were only 20 of s. and besides being green as a gourd foot- ball-wise, we had new coaches and new formations to learn. We worked very hard and improved all along. Success is measured by more than just won-loss records and we feel this season was a success because we learned a lot, enjoyed ourselves, and got a lot of experience. Coach Horace Byerley Junior High Coaches C. H. Jackson, James Reid, Horace Byerley, and Wayne Pierce discuss plans for a coming battle on the Junior High gridiron. Id Hue J anoers Cjiohm Oracle J ' ooioa FRONT ROW: Koehn, Morris, McGarrugh, Maxey, Clark, Moore, Hogatt, Manross, Hoque, Watson, Chambers. SECOND ROW: Halsey, LaMaster, Tregallas, Norris, Saulsbury, Helfenbein, Rogers, Padgett, Saied, Reeves, Wade, Philley, Darrow, Byerley. THIRD ROW: Coach C. H. Jackson, Mgr. Tony Miller, Kile, Sickler, Tandy. Scott, Ools, Johnson, Whaley, Thomas, Russell, Malone, Wagner, Coulter, Mgr. Leslie Henderson, Coach Wayne Pierce. TOP ROW: Thomas, Price, Huston, Nies, Deike, Pierson, Wheeler, Miller, Hadley, Arm- strong, Mitchel. • • • 3 88«85 3e Seoen A raoe iJ ' ooioaJI FRONT ROW: York, Collins, Anderson, Shipman, Sanford, Barnes, Overton, Henson, Limbocker, Snow. SEC- OND ROW: Cannon, Garvin, Hardy, Schwind, Chance, Evans, Presley, Giles, Lofland, Bailey, Holmes, Eudy, Mallet, Freeman, Rickard. THIRD ROW: Harper, Barlow, Brillhart, Stamm, Ools, Jines, Brillhart, Smith, Dearmond, Baker, Cook, Diebair, Sterling. FOURTH ROW: Russell, Patton, Helker, Lynch, Allison, Darnell, Plunkett, Lawrence, Thomas, Shinn, Brown, Wilson, Herrington, Sterling, Bryan, Whitehorse, Carpenter. FIFTH ROW: Henson, Rupprecht, Cornsilk, Pshigoda, Champion, Cole, Wright, Queener, Pshigoda, Pearson, Duraso, Quails, Spady, Luthi, Burress, Stanford, Clarady, Doiel, McLarty. COACHES: (Left) Horace Byer- ley, (Right) James Reid. I 72 junior Jiian UjasAeioall Jjous This year has been very enjoya- ble for all of us involved with basket- ball here at Perryton Jr. High. The coaches and players have had experi- ences both in games and in practice that we will not forget. The boys have shown great desire and hustle in all they have done thus far this year. We have won two games and lost five, but we do not feel that this is the only in- dication that shows what we have ex- perienced. The boys have been willing to sacrifice a great deal toward our team, both in time and in physical strength. We feel the boys have learned a great deal and that if they keep up the fine effort that they have shown this will be a fine season for all concerned. Coach James Reid urresnman Ueam Coaches and Managers Mark Booth, Coach James Reid, Tony Miller, Coach Wayne Pierce. FIRST ROW: Bob Boxwell, Kengle Pearson, Ronnie Martin, Bobby Callahan, Jimmy Brown, Kenny Norris. SEC- OND ROW: Wayne Spence, Kermit Heaton, Richard O ' Dell, Clifford Phelps, Tommy Butler, Cherster Dougherty, and Gerald Gibson. 162 Cjiohin Jrade Jjou.s J earn FIRST ROW: Scott McGarraugh, Jerry Helfetibein, Lee Maaross, Ben Saied, BUI Tandy, Tim Padgett, Ferd Koehn, Chris Byerley, Joe Reeves, Rommie Maxey, Terry Darrow. SECOND ROW: BiUiev Henderson, Mike Mitchel, Fritz Nies, Ricky Huston, Wayne Wheeler, Russ Pierson, Kenneth Dieke, D. Allen Miller, Mike Malone, Jerry Scott. ' )liPi J V 13? iMrn ' : r J ivAiTy mm junior 3 uah Urac£ Junior High cindermen show the starting position for the relay team. COACHES Horace Byerley C. H. Jackson Pole vaulting and high jumping are among the other energetic ac- tivities of the Junior High Track ' Team. Cjionin Oracle Ueam FIRST ROW: Linda Stone, Norma Swinney, Sue Fischer. SECOND ROW: Vicki Miller, Pan Sutterfield, Jean Agee, Teresa Wright, Mary Jane Jewell. THIRD ROW: Sherry Bond, Cheryl Frantz, Sheryl Morris, Suzie Jackson, Katy Firestone, Deanna Cook. Coach C. F. Jackson resnman Ueam SjfS C w ' 4 ' --- %■ ' 4 r i J . :-V 164 FIRST ROW: Lynette Vaughan, Chyrle Carter, Gil Mize, Kim Winkler, Nancy Walker, Carol Coulter. SECOND ROW: Lou Wieiand, Judy James, Billie Graves, Dianne Loftin, Reta Armstrong, Elaine Trumm, Millye Neas, Diane Malaney. THIRD ROW: Pam Tate, Patricia Maxwell, Karen Skulley, Connie Smith, Sharon Gage. Unrouon DarAesl ylours ■ f ' J Tl MRS. RICHAEID GILSTRAP FIRST ROW: Robert Gibson, Richard White, Gary Lynn Stafford, Mike Har- graves, Mickey Piersall, Lynn Trapp, Bill McLarty. SECOND ROW: Janice West, Garen Bohannon, Sandra Kay Garrard, Sharion Grey, Cathy Kelly, Shirley Ann Conner, Mary Merrick, Lori Kay Anderson. THIRD ROW: Ken- ny Jack Kelly, Deloy Grimes, Delia Reed, Debra Sue Dieball, Debra Jo Os- borne, Carlyn Harrold, Nancy Doiel. STANDING: Mrs. Gilstrap, Don Burris, Danny Keith Sanders, Scott Doores, Danny Herrington, Anthony Brown, Jimmy Beesley. J MRS. DON ELLIS FIRST ROW: Lloyd Gunter, Steven Kiein, Kenneth Eisenman, Gary Ilogue, Benny Morphis, Nicky Bell, Pat S earth. SECOND ROW: Peggy Ann Rob- ison, Carol Ann Conner, Sue Briggs, MeUsa Harper, Gloria Wagner, Mary Head, Patsy Dougherty, Billy Mathews. THIRD ROW: Dennis Cudd, Jeannie Young, Diana McCartney, Phylis Bak- er, Dixie Payne, Nancy Miller, Billy Gilbert, Dickie McWhorter. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Ellis, Ervin Wilson, Dale Harrald, Dave Bell, Richard Trayler, Donald Stewart. 5 G MRS. OTHA CASTLE FIRST ROW: Tommy Hart, Jim Powell, Donnie Turner, Brodie Daniel, Teddy Mahaffey, Danny Shroeder, Billy Tay- lor, Guinn Newman. SECOND ROW: Janie Daves, Donna Wood, Betty Bucher, Sharlene Voorhees, Linda Harper, Gayle Mitchell, Cheryle Mc- Clenny, Phyllis Baker. THIRD ROW: Anita Wray, Joyce Pilkington, Loretta Ross, Olive Peak, Juliana Healey, Suzanne Edwards, Tony Zarogoza, Paul Giles. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Castle, Billy Larkerbrink, Bruce Holmes, Ro- bert Black, Ben Ellis, Gary Maddox. 166 ' 6 MK V- - m j|n ' ii : 12 !! J-7J MRS. DOUGLAS FISKIN FIRST ROW: Robert Maples, Paul Terry, Rickey Riggins, Charles Parrish, Lyndol Felix, Daniel Helker, Doug Davis. SECOND ROW: Emma Lou Evans, Cor- liss Bennett, Carol Ann Davis, Jo Ann Hayden, Carma McCormick, Susan Henson, Rhonda Walls, Carolyn Ah- rend. THIRD ROW: Cassie Pearson, Janeth Hawthorne, Marsha Newton, Sharon Rupprecht, Judy Castle, FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Fiskin, Jimmie Settles, Jer- rel Arnett, John David Pierson, David Martin, John Lilly, Jim Hudson, Way- land Brock. J Cj MRS. ORVILLE WESTBROOK FIRST ROW: Steve Wheeler, Donald Hendricks, Dennis Bull, Gregg Flam- ing, BillDieball, Terry Benson, Clark Sullins. SECOND ROW: Edward Lovett, Shirley Graham, Carolyn Anderson, Karen Jones, Donna Matheson, Jackie Tosh, Teresa Wright, Jerry Parvin. THIRD ROW: Tex Smith, Jacquelyn Mc- Daniel, Tanis Price, Beverly Wade, Linda Throneberry, Rosita Coon, Eldon Matthews, Bobby Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Westbrook, Robert Howard, Stephen Johnson, Darrell Hamrick, Charles Arnold, Wesley Casey. 4-: MRS. SPENCER W ' HIPPO FIRST ROW: Alan Reasor, Johnnie Tup- man, Wayne Harper, Larry Williams, Ronald Merkel, Mike Fuller, Jo Lee Smith, George Duke. SECOND ROW: Leroy Morgan, Marolan Thurman, Bar- bara Ross, Sharon Williams, Linda Gar- vin, Susan Barclay, Rita Kile, Jimmy Coventry. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Spencer Whippo, Nancy Padget, Margie Robin- son, David Wilson, Steve Caldwell, Jackie Agee, Phyllis Logan, Bruce Fountain. 167 4 7 MRS . HERBERT KEY FIRST ROW: Jimmy Moulton, Sam Turn- er, Jackie Carnes, MikeCudd, Mark Agler, Franklin Witt, Ronnie Savage, Roger Dumcum. SECOND ROW: Janet Parker, Jeri Lea Gorden, Marsha Ma- haffey, Wanda Bluiton, Patsy Crist, Donna Schroeder, Linda King, Joni Wallace. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Garrett- son, Trev Tevis, Tanya Wilson, Jimmy Hart, John Eckel, Karen Henson, Viola Smith, Jerry Riddles, Charles McCart- ney. 4 G MRS. FLOY WILLIAMS FIRST ROW: Stephen Ellzey, Glenn Clarady, Jay Jones, Alan Mounts, Gregg Schroeder, Eddie Overton, Johnny Thomas. SECOND ROW: Judy Woodard, Beth Deutschendorf, Marjory Herrington, Pamela Wray, Diana Treadway, Cyn- thia Johnson, Susan Parrish. Deborah Sledge. THIRD ROW: Sandy Vandagritt, Danny Woodruff, Penny Bolerjack, Ken- neth Gray, Cynthia Koehn, Kathleen Malaney, LaN it a Gunnels, TomCudd. -Z) MRS . LEON FARLEY FIRST ROW: Thomas Bagley, James Davis, Jackie Firestone, Billy Westen- haver, John Thomason, Teddy Seemann, Douglas Thompson. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Bond, Linda Carol HoUoway, Nellie Workman, Linda Joyce LeBlanc, Judy Ann Presley, Elsie Arnett, Gay Lyn Gipson. THIRD ROW: Gary Kline, Tom- mie Luthi, Margie Smith, Vicki Maxwell, Yvonne Dowdy, Darlynn Weber, Edward Halpain, William McLain, Timothy Ohmes, Billy Don Click. 168 4 MRS . MELVIN KIRBY FIRST ROW: Dean Throckmorton, Lar- ry Malone, Keith Barlow, David Gra- ham, Freddie Moore, Thad Osborne, Derrald Kizzia, Eugene Ezell. SEC- OND ROW: Barbara Ann Arnett, Susan Kay McLarty, Judy Ann Hughes, Deb- bie Arnold, Marsha Eakins, Judy Ann Bush, Debra Juanita LeBlanc, Danny Griffin. SECOND ROW: Mike Shelton, Vicki Britton, Glenda Welch, Kathleen Rampy, Karen Stute, Brenda West, Cathy Harrison, Jerry Davis. 4 1 MISS ELLENE WILLIAMSON FIRST ROW: Billy Brown, Marvin Lee Moore, Gary Gene Throckmorton, Ralph Cosner, Kenneth Grimes, Roy Neeley, Robert Ratcliff. SECOND ROW: June Brown, Peggy Joyce Hart, Ruby Williams, Peggy Ann Costello, Janeece Randolph, Beverly Ann Livingston, Peggy Ann McLarty, Steve Sloan. THIRD ROW: Miss Williamson, Samuel Maples, Nor- ma Kay Barclay, Sherry Thomas, Sadie Gonzales, Patsy Frantz, Clarence Youk, Jerry Hardy, Eugene Dougherty. S ' Jl MRS. GLENN HOGGATT FIRST ROW: Jerry Dollar, David Thompson, Richard Graham, H. B. Henderson, Chuddie Jones, Neal Mor- gan, Dickie Childress. SECOND ROW: Loretta Henson, Kathy Frey, Colleen Green, Johnell Mayfield, Julie Ann Smith, Lora Wood, Debra Mills, Bar- bara Daniels, Susan Parrish. THIRD ROW: Royce Rampy, Joe Cade, Jeff Leicht, Steve Wilson, Karla Beck, Mike Manning, Jerry Settles, Fred Turner, Mrs. Hoggatt. 3 7 MRS. SCOTT B. MOORE FIRST ROW: Elbert Smith, Sam Lilly, Richard Kile, Danny Morphew, Billy Hammons, David Smith, Jimmy Duns- worth. SECOND ROW: Paula Henson, Deryenda Thompson, Joy Brown, Ila Presley, Susan Gramstorff, Cathy Jones, Roberta Harper, Melva Margrove, Lela Mae Arnett, Carol Morgan, Mrs. Moore. THIRD ROW: Gerald Miller, Wesley Anderson, John Robison, Rex Thompson, Jonnye Cudd, Harold Hill, Marvin Waybright, Jerry O ' Brien. 3 C MRS. VIOLET IGOU FIRST ROW: Gary Reasor, Tommy Lewis, Karl Martin, Jimmy Anderson, David Van Schnyver, Robert Kidd, David Earl Gibson, Gary Lee Thomp- son. SECOND ROW: Carrie Bocox, Judith Garrett, Deborah Terry, Vickey Fouchey, Katherine Daniel, Eva Mar- row, Debra Phillips, Diann Hargraves, Victoria Halpain. THIRD ROW: Mickey Crabtree, Matt Ohmes, Marc Conley, David Lilly, Dennis Smith, Larry Wil- son, Billy Dougherty, Scott Wright, Mike Henry, Mrs. Igou. pit |Lc| X lvl 1 E? u 3 D MRS. WINEFRED BLURTON FIRST ROW: Michael Throckmorton, Jerry Wheeler, Joe Higgins, Bobby Kiz- zia, Ronnie Baldwin, Carlos Lopez, Gregory Duke. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Moore, Donna Williams, Linda Bell, Letha Helms, Gayle Flamming, Vickie MerkeL Earlene Greene, Phyllis Barc- lay, Janet Livingston. THIRD ROW: Dan Peckenpaugh, Jerry Fender, David McCalib, Kenneth Head, Robert Math- ews, Mitch Arnold, Mark Sanders, Mrs. Blurton. MRS. WAYNE PIERCE FIRST ROW: Thomas Martin, John Hud- son, Billy Tregellas, Daniel Klein, Larry Pilhington, Clifford Glassey, Wesley Devine. Tommy Stewart. SEC- OND ROW: Sue Overton, Lindia Sue McClenny, Patricia Rozell, Dixie Bashin, Betty Winters, Angela Hart, Loura Lea Moulton, Loretta Logan, Car- olyn Smith, Susan Hargert. THIRD ROW: Bill Philley, Danny McWhorter, Roger Scott, Shirley Chrisy, Steve Whitehead, Ray Helher, Lynn Lynch, Danny Mc- Daniel. 3 9- MISS DARLINE DAY FIRST ROW: Pat Costello, Jay Payne, Larry Rose, Harold Stroud, Dennis Har- grove, David Nichols, Jesse Ellis, Don- ald Martin. SECOND ROW: Roberta Tosh, Jackie Hawthorne, Jeanne Harri- son, Sherry McCartney, Saundra Jones, Linda Farley, Brenda Carnes, Phyllis Ann Scarth, Sandra Baker, Mary Wal- ley. THIRD ROW: Calvin Cook, Terry Thrasher, Don David Long, Lynn Mc- Kinley, Shirley Gray, Rodney St. Aubyn, Kenneth Kile, Thomas Howard, Miss Day. 2- MRS. CLARENCE MORRIS FIRST ROW: Gregory Wilson, Frankie Agee, Bobby Neviton, Sammy Carlton, Charles Cobb, Bobby Winters. SECOND ROW: Janice Garner, Virginia Heriing- ton, Leslie Thomason, Patricia Mc- Cormick, Stacy Blundell, Janet Glasgow, Kay Deutschendorff, ChailoUe Sha N- -er. THIRD ROW: Deborah Bocox, Belva Shelton, Barbara Young, Bill Dan Davis, Brett Star key, Kaien Westenhaver, Vicki Garrard, Cyn thia McGarrough. 171 2 MISS DORTHY MILNER FIRST ROW: Chris Bagley, Dale Jua- rez, Wesley Davis, Billy Garretson, Gene Smith, Neal Overton, Willard Smith. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Mc- Daniel, Kay Hollis, Pamela Sledge, Donna Tosh, Debbie Haines, Peggy Doile, Kathy McWhorter, Lucreta Ma- berry, Sheila Read. THIRD ROW: Dar- ren Rhea, Pat Kelly, Marcy Holmes, Linda Chandler, Joyce Pearson, Maria Zaragoza, Rickey Charter, Bee Symons. 2-a MRS. DALE PARVIN FIRST ROW: Ricky Matheson, Eliza Gray, Leonard VanOrden, Danny Kirby, Ronnie Rock, Jimmie Lea. SECOND ROW: Viola Nolte, Willda Dye, Robbie Hawthorne, Rene Clark, Glenda Trapp, Sherry Smith, Sherry Linda Mitchell, Kathy Taylor, Pamela Wylie. THIRD ROW: Keith Parker, Eugene Dowdy, Tim Bowen, Terri Reagan, Tommy Barclay, Maria Parks, Susan Baskin, Donna Maples. 2-2) MRS. GEORGE MATHER FIRST ROW: Bill Anderson, Mike De- wees, John Rock, Bennie Gibson, Dar- rell Thurman, Billy Miller, Patrick McCormick. SECOND ROW: Marilee Inselman, Emma Manning, Cindy Smith, Linda Williams, Twylo Miller, Norma Henson, Virginia Christy, De- ana Hardy. THIRD ROW: Connie Pshigoda, Robbie Wilson, Ronnie Clark, Sherril Thrasher, Shirley Dixon, Dale Chick, David Barclay, Eldon Padget. 172 2 : MISS FLOY LEE STEPP FIRST ROW: Terry Harrold, Elton Mills, David Eckel, Lee Barlow, Danny Rigiby, Tommy Wauon. SECOND ROW: Sharon Croley, Smona Vandagriff, Tanyle Morgan, Debra Elmore, Janice Jones, Paula Bell, Linda Marrow, Pamela Stamm, Darba Bibbs, Loretta Matthew:. THIRD ROW: Bill Hawthorne, David Peckenpaugh, Kay Pendergraft, Rita Schwalk, Rhonda Wilson, Pamela Tou- chey, Robert Gray, Ronnie Clift, Miss Stepp. 2-9- MRS. SAM JUDICE FIRST ROW: George Battin, Jimmy Healey, Dwayne Wilkerson, Sammy Morgan, John Daniel, Wynn Flaming, Ricky Piersall. SECOND ROW: Sharon Stute, Gloria Carriger, Jenny Jones, Sherry Wallace, Ranee ' Belew, Sue Settles, Melinda Kelso, Lorinda Felix, DeniseCudd. THIRD ROW: Audrey Mask, Laquita Plemons, Johnny John- son, Doug Roller, Richard Brittin, Ray Matherson, Robbie Montgomery, Sherry Henry, Mrs. Judice. 1-71 MRS. THELMA LAND FIRST ROW: Joe Bert Wylie, Stephen Moore, Kim Matheson, Larry Carnes, Zack Smith, Jerry Dunsworth, Bobby Lamm. SECOND ROW: Donna Sue Garvin, Kathy Baldwin, Susan Jines, Donna McClenny, Anne Cudd, Leola Rankin, Joyce Howton, Nancy Dough- ert) ' , Neysa Lambert, Helen Matthews. THIRD ROW: David Stollings, Mal)Tida Riddles, Joe Holloway, Connie Stwalley, Tommy Bowen, Melinda Wallace, Ro- bert Gutierrez, Mrs. Land. 173 i CB MRS. BILL McLAIN rlRST ROW: Ronnie Glasgow, Tony Overton, Bucky Bond, Larry Turner, James Ferguson, James R. Williams, Danny Chisum, David Rankin. SEC- OND ROW: Sandra Phillips, Tena - Morgan, Denise Fouchey, Dena Jua- rez, Debbie Threadway, Glynes Sch- walk, Davelyn Ezell, Debra Van Orden, Geraldene Harris. THIRD ROW: Paula Sue Davis, Kenneth Scarth, J. W. Battlin, Robert Huston, Gail Mayfield, Penny Andrews, Lorita Coles, Karen Cowan. -C MRS. DON SPARKS FIRST ROW: Donald Klien, Steven Scott, Kevin Flaming, Rickey Palmer, Mark Hamrick, Denzel Tevis, Clif- ford Overton, Robert Prue. SECOND ROW: Debra Whiteman, Kendra Pick- ering, Melinda Manning, Sheri Tay- lor, Linda Brewton, Barbara Eubanks, Karen Sloan, Lana Helms, Gayla Ray Osborne. THIRD ROW: Randy Merkey, Lonnie Anderson, Randy Baker, Tom- mie Crist, Crystal Logan, Pamela Frey, Carrie Long, Mrs. Sparks. a2) MRS. T. J. CRUMMEY FIRST ROW: Bill Wade Brillhart, Jon David Henson, Chuck Sharp, Bobby Edgar Cruts, David Blevins, Dannie Miller, Willis Maddox, Jay B. Young, Kenny Lamb. SECOND ROW: Sue LeBlanc, Connie Bucher, Debbie Tate, Skipper Walley, Cindy Morphew, James Thiel, JoAnn Carriger, Monica Ann Payn e, Bronda Martin. THIRD ROW: Kathy Watson, Becky Reley, Mark Parvin, Denise Hocking, Clifford Frantz, Maureen Rose Ohmes, Randy Boulware, Patty Doiel. A(5 MRS. ODELLRYAN FIRST ROW: Junior Winters, Danny Thompson, Lonnie Stafford, Robert McCormick, Joe Pat Caldwell, Carl Martin. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Jones, Dinah Van Schuyver, Patricia, Kay Lilly, Sharon Kay Ahrend, Neva Hen- derson, Merinda Shelton, Lovella Clift, Maria Price, Beverly Conner. THIRD ROW: Mike Gift, David Daves, Doad Elledge, Freddie Bohannon, John Glassey, Ricky Jo Nalley, Winston Gipson, Ann Marrow, Mrs. Ryan. 1-1 MRS. E. D. KELLY FIRST ROW: Allie Mitchell, Joe Zar- ogoza, David Brown, Randy Reeves, Richard Van Arsdale, Billy-Joe Moore, Travis Cantrell, Tab Daniels, Robert Higgins. SECOND ROW: Janine We- ber, Kneea Roller, Deanna Turner, Pamela Kite, Jaymie Earnes, Glenda Sue Breeding, Linda Parrish, Carol Ann Dollar, Rhea Nichols, Jennifer Garner. THIRD ROW: Sheri Lue Coles, Dennea Sue Grimes, David Limbocker, Timmy Brown, Sam Stewert, Jan Hock- ing, Kenneth Gray, Edward Wa)Tie Smith. CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SOUTH ELEMENTARY MR, JIM WRIGHT Principal MRS. JIM ELLEGE Music MRS. GEORGE ZOLLER Secretary ouin tjJemeniaru vjeniraJ Ljiemeniara MRS. LUCILLE PHILLEY Secretary 176 MR, EDDIE WILLUMS Principal MISS HALLIE VEALE Music 7-7 MRS. C. K. DRUM FIRST ROW: Chris Smith, Pauick Wil- son, Robert Deister, Billy Nowlin, Ben- nett Love, Joe Haberthur. SECOND ROW: Tonei Wood, Bobbie Lynn Turn- er, Romona Godwin, Judy Callahan, Deana Bennett, Melinda Morris, Janey King. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Drum, An- thony Brown, Glynn Dye, Dina Whigham, Kay Allen, Milton Rose, Donald Pshi- goda, Larry Alexander. J- MRS. NORMAN CRUM =IRST ROW: Odis Kizziar, Pat Frasier, Mien Dunlap, Steve Urban, Steven logers, Charles Sharp. SECOND ROW: usan Byerley, Sue Moore, Sherron Bauman, Kelly Webb, Patricia Weather- see, Debra Allen, Carolyn Cunningham, :onnie Shafer. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Crum, =red Pack, Bill Brittain, Joy Howard, icki McNeal, Sharon Philley, Susan Stockton, Gary Mitchel. j-C J MISS ELAL E CLACK FIRST ROW: Lance Russell, David Dun- kle, Terry Balzer, Dormy Reese, Charles Neas, RandaU Hinds. SECOND ROW: Judy Mays, Sandra Barnett, Betty Bro %-n- lee, Kathryn Chance, Becky Witt, Eliz- abeth Stephenson, Judy Ann Voelkel, Rita Gail Hill. THIRD ROW: Miss Clack, Heniy Miller, Billy Yost, La- Johnna Red, Connie Myers, Deborah Knust, Mike Firmin, Randy Tevis and Terry Crum. 177 d ' Tl MRS. E. F. WILLIAMS FIRST ROW: James McGhee, Alex Dennis, Howard Lewis, Greg Allen, Kevyn Branham, Bobby Barnett, Robert Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Gloria Pen- rod, Candyse Pressley, Jean Yost, Jeannie Hopkins, Linda Haberthur, Vicki Kendrick, Cheryl Dollar, Cyn- thia Drum, Nancy Rogers. THIRD ROW: Mrs. E. F.Williams, Jimmy Outhier, JudyStapp, Jennifer McWilliams, Sara Coulter, Sara Seedig, Patty Brownlee, Patricia Lamb, Kathy Carter, Judith Sykes, Douglas Holmes, Michael Cov- ington. 4 CB MRS. H. E. SMITH FIRST ROW: Dale Githens, James Daley, Terry Slaughter, Stuart Bolerjack, Tom Lofland, Danny Wright, Hugh Arm- strong. SECOND ROW: James Lancas- ter, Patrice Saied, Ginger Myers, Susan Swinney, Jean South, Donnie Walberg, Laura Nelson, Susan Hollo- way, Jerry Rawson, Jeffery Rylee. THIRD ROW: Sam.myCalliham, San- die Gheen, Deborah Kyle, Kay Cot- trill, Debbie Matheson, Jonita Martin, Jan Philley, Debbie Cunningham, Jen- nifer Adcock, Lynda Cain. 4 G MRS. BOWEN FIRST ROW: Allen Cunningham, Dan- iel Shackelford, Daniel Bauman, Roy Van Hoesen, Craig Littau, Michael Fleming, Terry Phillips. SECOND ROW: Barbara Rosel, Debbie Queener, Lillian Harbison, Regina Meyers, Myra Taylor, Helen Matthews, Patricia Skelton, Lisa Cannon, Janet Crum. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bowen, Gregory Allen, Robert Knight, Marilyn Cald- well, Donna Conger, Pamela Peterson, Rebecca Ford, Jane Hughes, Jeffe Bryant Gary Montomery, Steven Bryan. 178 n yi MRS. RAY CASTLE FIRST ROW: Gary Good, Gerry Dean Kibble, Bobby Pechin, Mike Carpenter, Ricky Harris, Lynn Kee, Mark Allen, Mike Fitzhugh. SECOND ROW: Debbie Rylee, Becky Yost, Patricia Lowery, Denise Herndon, Cindy Byerly, Mary Kester, Jane Hardy, Vickie Stone, Virginia Bolerjack, Alicia Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Tommy Moses, Billy Pattison, Bobby Williams, Kathy Mor- ris, Webby Averyt, Phil Slack, Ellis Sammons, Michael Looney, Mrs. Ray Castle. 3 J5 MRS, FRED ZACHARY FIRST ROW: Guy Brown, Craig Zoller, Richard Russell, Rickey Sharp, Tony Ragsdale, Ray O ' Quin. SECOND ROW: Shari Dendy, Kayetta Aldrich, Dalynn Brummett, Judy Reeves, Deborah Ship- man, Sandy Jones, Mary McNeal, Cheryl Lindsay, Sandra Weatherbee. THIRD ROW: Smith Ellis, Terry Hill, Frankie Stone, Sparky Gilstrap, Dianne Blodgett, Don Amdt, Mike Mooneyham, Del Lemon, Mrs. Zachary. 3-G MRS . HORACE BYERLY FIRST ' ROW: Byran Seelig, Douglas Hall, Victor Richardson, Kelly Mat- thews, Alan Curry, Chuck Pruitt, Jim- my Braswell, Jeff Knighton. SECO DD ROW: Janice Stewart, Lee Ann Harris, Debbie Herrin, Nancy Allen, Rhonda King, Angela Brawley, Andrea Padgett, Becky Skelton, Jane Mallen. THIRD ROW: Mike Flowers, PhiUip Mosier, Richard Allen, Linda Shaw, Barbara Cook, Johnny Baade, Monte Wright, Tommy Threadgill. 179 3-7) MRS . ORVIL CARTER FIRST ROW: Randy Mitchell, Randy Sterns, Ronald Knust, Tommy Zink, Bobby Dear, Bobby Settles, Billy Gar- land, Roby Thomas. SECOND ROW: Susan Correll, Donna Metcalfe, Ken- nette Bickerstaff, Shirley Cornell, Me- linda Pickens, Diane Urban, Linda Hartley, Glena Knight, Sue Spencer. THIRD ROW: Dwayne Armstrong, Joe Mosier, Dale Reeves, Andrea Shepic, Billie Brovmlee, Steven Rosel, Raymond Brittain, Mrs. Carter. 2-71 MRS. ROY PENNINGTON FIRST ROW: David Fitzhugh, Jeffery Bechtold, Danny Maxey, Eddie Philley, Tracy Tevis, David Finke. SECOND ROW: Linda Jo Phillips, Donna Stapp, Linda Kester, Kim Flowers, Pamela Watts, Karen Smith, Beverly Burkhalter, Linda McCoy, Janna Covington, Karen Hartley. THIRD ROW: Jack Shaw, Kent Harbison, Hal Chase, John Press- ley, Blake Suitor, Jim Lemon, Eddie Dutcher, Ronnie Moler, Mrs. Penning- ton. 2-5? MRS. GUY ALLEN FIRST ROW: Mikey Jackson, Phillip Phillips, Benny Turner, Curtis Foote, Danny Richardson, Eddy Brownlee, Kerry Symons. SECOND ROW: Rebecca South, Joan Rosel, Ruth Ann Wilson, Karen Webb, Melinda Vaughn, Phyllis Dudley, Rhonda Letherman, Carolyn Chaney, Shannon Hill. THIRD ROW: Jack Outhier, Tim Wright, Kenny Cooper, Ellen Martin, Barbara Haberthur, War- ren Kendrick, Kenneth Ellis, Tom Slaughter. 2 G MRS. JESS BROWNLEE FIRST ROW: Jackie Plillips, Terry Sy- mons, Don Dyer, Keith Hill, Douglas Thomas, Jeff Shepic. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Dendy, Nancy Smith, Pamela Whigham, Le Ann Harton, Janis Trew, RivaCarnes, Phyllis Phillips, Sherri Mc- Ghee, Debbie Gheen. THIRD ROW: Jo Mac Murry, William Beck, David Flowers, Bonnie Ballard, Lou Anne Wright, Karen Knight, Stanley Reis- wig, Jimmy Love, Mrs. Brownlee. 2-7) MRS. BLANCHE MORGAN FIRST ROW: James Robert Cottom, David F. Street, Charles Pack, David Jones, Huey Meyers, Ronnie G. Cana- dy, Richard E. Elmore. SECOND ROW: Susan Haines, Jeleta Blankenship, Jenny Hughes, Jean Ann Walker, The- resa Macias, Judy Phillips, Vicki Con- ger, Donna Emph, Christine Lofland, Sharon Shafer. THIRD ROW: James Threadgill, Jim Roberson, Eula Speece, Teresa Withee, Ray Fuller, William Phillips, David Tandy, Mrs. Morgan. A MRS. W. A. REITZ FIRST ROW: Steve Macias, Butch East- up, Lonnie Rex Suitor, Joed Dendy, Neal Williams, Timmy McGhee, Lloyd Skelton, Kenneth Dollar, Darrell Hale. SECOND ROW: Karon Hamilton, Bev- erly Saied, Carmen Gray, Karen Ste- wart, Nancy Fleming, Pamela Hop- kins, Mary Dennis, Debbie Diddier, Paula Armstrong, Denise LaMaster. THIRD ROW: David Bond, Joe Keith Ogden, Vickie Moss, Sherri King, Con- nie Reidle, David Sullivan, Jesse Wass, Mark King, Mrs. Reitz. - MRS. E. N. FLATHERS FIRST ROW: Kim Organ, Lonnie Suitor, Chock Bennel, Al Williams, Danny Threadgill, Gregory Richardson, Del- vin Drum, Derryl Morgan, Gary Waide. SECOND ROW: Connie Dendy, Janine Rogers, De Ann Eudy, Cynthia Lowery, Vicki Randall, Beverly King, Billie Jo South, Debbie Hall, Kathryn Chaney, Jo Stephens. THIRD ROW: Billy Low- horn, Michael Harris, Lance Hughes, Belinda LaMaster, Roxie Holt, Deborah Fry, Mike Haberthur, Rusty Dear, Bryan Branham. i G MISS FRANCES FITZGERALD FIRST ROW: Dave Nelson, Nicky Hall, Richard La Munyon, Donnie Dendy, Randy Booth, Donald Manross, Bobby Wasinger, George Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mary Seelig, Lana Kizziar, Nikki Reisner, Caroline Perry, Ginger Flowers, Diana Johnson, Sharon Hamil- ton, Brenda Buller, Clarine Dollar, Sherry Haar. THIRD ROW: Gary Fisher, Mike Lanning, Robert Pack, Vikki Tucker, Delania Allen, Debbie Parker, Melvin Smith, DrewDaives. -Z) MRS . HOMER PRICE FIRST ROW: Richard Dutcher, Steve Trew, Mark Monical, Kelly Street, Curt Wilkins, Johnny Deal, Tony Hop- kins, Douglas Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Sheryl Ribble. Denise Dunn, Debra Ann Hall, Cindy Pressley, Donna Jean Fuller, Vanessa Van Hoesen, Vick- ey Games, Jennifer Knighton, Debra Jean Littleton. THIRD ROW: Stanley Littau, Brent Branham, Alvin Phillip, Sue Smith, Jan Faries, Barbara Perry, Eddie Haar, Woody Nickels, Mrs. Homer Price. .JCinderaarien MRS, W. H. LANCE FIRST ROW: Kenny Gift, Tommy Mon- roe, Jon Rogers, Brian Wyman, Van Steed, Jeff Chase, Kevin Cockrell, Brent Throckmorton, Monte Matheson, Donald Hughes. SECOND ROW: Sandy Holland, Polly Allen, Pat Hopkins, Debra Philley, Kathlee Sanders, Sheri Jarvis, Becky Averyt, Rene Speece, Kerry Webb, Janet Dunlavy, Karen Hopkins, Carol Kendrick. THIRD ROW: Les D. Garner, Greg Duff, Denise Slaughter, Linda Jines, Robin McGar- rough, Jimmy Duetschendorf, D ' Anne Rhea, Cynthia Baumann, Gwyn Hill, Suzanne Allen, Mary Jean Knighton. MRS. TOM WAUGH FIRST ROW: Resa Rigglns, David Dod- son, David Fisher, Lee Ann Fletcher, Marc Padgett, Sally Hergert, Candi Wright, Joni Chamblis. SECOND ROW: Randy Mills, Denise Fuller, Chuck Myers, Emily Nelson, Tex Brown, Kev- in Smith, Randy Maxey, Linda Sue Finch, Kim Curry. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Dear, Vema Blurton, Roxanne Penning- ton, Diane Fletcher, Debra Herron, Brenda Dunlap, Dale Deike, Wanda Outhier, David Saunders, Debbie Yount. MRS. W. H. LANCE FIRST ROW: Jeff Voile, David Whin- ington, Pat Seemann, Jerry L. Wiley, Kenneth Dewees, Russ Elledge, Bruce Lang, Jerry Briggs, Joe Doug Haines. SECOND ROW: Tina Marie Replogle, Debra Ward, Linda Hill, Susan Houston, Kathy South, Melanie Jones, JiU Starkey, Peggy Williams, Patsy Case, Charlene Magie, Lois Barlow. THIRD ROW: Cathy Lee West, Debra Marie Birkle, Cindy Wilson, Korbi Kidd, Denise Schroe der, Clyde Ray Smith, Kim Shinn. Jeannie Haines, Angela Patterson, Andrea Prue. Not pictured Robert LaMaster. 183 9ncfe ' ex A Acker, Ann 11,22,37,47,49,57.73, 74,80.90,96. Agler, Mike 51,110.119. Alexander, Charles 28,53,96. Allison, James 119. Anderson, Jim - - 49,53,67,72,118,119. Anderson, Judy ---------- 76,119. Anderson, Sharon 110. Atchion. Sharon 119. B Baade, Sharon 90,96. Bailey, Jack 67,79,119. Baker, David 53,67,72,119. Baker, Doris 110. Baker, Lois 110,119. Ballanger, Norman 110. Ballew, Mike 119. Balzer, Dennis --96. Barclay, Troy 96. Barclay, Carolyn 54,91,110. Banard, Larry - 96. Barnett, Mike 96. Barnett, Peggy 119. Beard, Barbara 110,117. Beesley, Sue 75,119. Beesley, Tommy ----------- 110. Bell, Jack 51,119,126. Bishop. Gilberta 110. Black. Walter 119. Blackmore, Bill - - - -55,110. Blaylock, Tony 110. Blurton, Beverly 119. Bolerjack, Buddy 53,72,119. Bolerjack, Sandra 49,57,60,90,96. Bolerjack, Tommy 48,110. Boone, Darrell - - 80,119. Booth, Alan - 119. Booth, Dianna 75,119. Boren, Gerald 119. For the last time. Bertha, I will not go steady with you. Now will you please get out of my locker! Boyer, Don 69,70,110. Brooks, Lee Ann _--- 53,110. Brooks, Lon 67, 119. Britton, Derby a7,69,119. Brown, Jack 62,120. Bruce, Danny - 45,49,80,97. Bryan, Gary 63,97. Bryan, T. J. 120. Burger, Anne 110. Burris, Jonnie 120. Burris, Martha 120. Bye, Beverly 110. Bye, Gerald 97. C Campbell, Linda - - 31,38,40,48,60,90, 110. Carter, Jeanie --97. Castlebury, Kenny - - 69,108.109,56,71. Chadwick, Bill Joe 67.109. Chambers, Delores ---------- 97. Champion, Joe 40,49,50,64.109. Chance. Donald 53,62.69,120. Clements, Susan 120. Clennan, Mike - 120. Cockrell, Mike 120. Coffin, Carol Ann 90,109. Cole, Carolyn - 97. Collingsworth, Bruce 51,120. Conley, Benny 11,50,53,63,79,98. Cook, Bobby 67,120. Coon, Joe 98. Comelsen, Janice 120. Coulter. Steve 49.63.98. Cox. Patsy 120. Croley. Joyce 120. Crouch. Sharon - 120. Cudd, Betty 76.120. Cutting. Cheryl 120. D Day. Karen 49,98. Deister, James 109. Dermis, Larry 109. Devers, Jessie 53,109. Devers, John 98. Dodson, Patsy 120. Doffer, Leon 120. Doughery, Joyce 54.57,120. Drake. Grant - 72,120. Drake, Harry - - 68,69,70,98. Drake, Patsy - 102. Dunihoo, Johnny ----------- -98. Dunihoo. Pat 76,121. Dupius. Diane 56.91.98. E Edwards, Garland 121. Ellis. Linda 121. Ellezy. John 48.64,69.71.109. 184 Erickson. John - - 29,38,40,41,44,51,52, 53,63,99. F Fetterman, Delicia 109. Firestone, Connie _--- 109. Flanagan, Fred ,.-__ 121. Fountain, James 30,64,109. Frantz, Jeanene 48,50,52,53,58,99. Frederick, Paul 109. Fries, Ronald 99. Fulton, Kay 99. G Garner, Lynda _-.-_- 12I. Giles, Georgia 109. Gipson, Jimmie 69,70,99. Goetting, John 121. Good, Ronnie 65,79,109. Graham, Evelyn- 35,40,49,50,51,56,60, 90,99. Guffey, Brenda 49,56,76,90,109. Gunnels, Melvin --.- io9. Gyger, Randy 53,72,79,121. H Hall, Gerald 111. Hardy, Grace 54,111. Hart, Joe 111. Hathorne, James ._.-- 79,111. Haywood, Paul 37,40,69,71,79,111. Headlee, Roy 111. Helfenbein, Weber 67,79,111. Henderson, Bob 51,121. Henderson, Judy 111. Hergert, Sam 49,51,80,108,111. Hickey, Darrell 121. Hickey, Sandra 111. Holcombe, Tizzy 60,121,126. Holt, Leonard 121. Holt, Susie - 76,121. Hooper, Judy 121. Holzer, Jerall 100. Holzer, Sandra 57,100. Hudson, Danny - 54,63,100. Hudson, Debi 47,76,121. Humphrey, Frank -- - -100. Huston, Jeannie -35,40,41,48,50,51,100. J Jackson, Danny ----------- -ill. Jackson, Diana -.- 12I. Janison, Jerry -m. Janzen, Joan 90,94,100. Jerome, Kenneth loO. Johnson, Bob 40,49,108,111. Johnson, Pat 90,111. Jones, Sharon 74,111. Jones, Shirley 111. Judice, Kay 121. K Kelly, Charles - 35,40,41,48,50,51.100. Kerns, Larry 121. Kersey, Rita -- 56,121. Kershman, Cheryl ---------- loO. Kershman, Martin 121. Key, Betty Jean 40,101. Key, Mike 45,111. Kile, Bobby 101. Kile, Jerry 121. Klser, Barbara 121,126. Kite, Bob 122. L LaMaster, Polly 49,51,57,58,101. LaMaster, Tandy - - 49,53,58,67,79,122. 126. Land, Sammy 122. Leicht, Johnny - - 11,21,29,48.53,63,94, 95.101. Leicht, Cecelia - - 32,47,49,53,90,122. 126. Leighnor, Carolyn -------- 40,111. Leighnor, Harvey -122. Lewis, Fred 11,63,101. Lewis, Karen 11,22,51,122,126. Lewis, Marilyn m, Limbocker, Roberta 90,102. Limbocker, Kenneth - - 122. Lofland, Sue 112. Lollar, Delores 122. Loyd, Phyllis 48,101. Luthi, Bob 112. Mc McCaskill, Jerry 112. McClung, Kay - 122. McCutcheon, Bob - 38,49,51,67,72.122. McDaniel, Charlotte 56.112. McEntire. Larry 49,67,72,79.122. McGarraugh, Cliff 122. McGarraugh, Eddie - 67,122. McGarraugh, Raymond - 102. McGowen, Sandra 122. McLlavain, Arlis 112. I ' m Sure That if You Would Arrive on Time You Could Find a Parking Place. ' I Paini What I St. ! McLain, Barbara 56,102. McLain, Georgia 114. McLain, Mike 112. McLain, Randell 122. McLarty, Tommy 72,67,112. McNabb, Carolyn 51,122. McNicol, Jeannie 122. McWhorter, Terry - - 11,37,48,61,63,68, 69,70,94,102. M Marcias, Mary Jane 122. Mahaffey, Jerry 112. Malaney, Sue 75,80,112. Malone, Kathy 122. Martin, Beverly - 122. Martin, Diana -- 112. Martin, Donna - 102. Mathews, Nina 122. Maxey, Ronald 122. Miller, Billy 123. Miller, Judy 123. Milligan, Mrs. Mary 112. Molesworth, Sandra 90,112. Montgomery, Beth 123. Montgomery, Karen - 41,112. Mooneyham, James --------- 123. Moore, Dickie 72,123. Morphis, Sandra -- 123. Morris, Kelly Sue - -47,49,50,51,56,112. Morris, Marilyn 60,118,123,126. Marry, Pauline 102. Myers, Rita 56,112. N Nease, Tommy i23. Newcomb, Carol 51,57,58,112. Newcomb, Gary 32,66,72,79,123. Newman, Bill ------------ 123. Newman, Joe D. 8,102. Newman, Barbara 48,49,53,57,113. O O ' Brien, Raymond 55,67,72,123. Odom, Teresa 12,113. Olquin, Trudy 113. O ' Quin, Keith 113. P Pagent, Corwin 102. Palmer, Cheryl 51,113. Parvin, Gary 67,113. Parvin, Sandra 123. Peak, Betty - 103. Peak, Bob 113. Pearson, Janis 49,53,75,113. Peterson, Gary 123. PhiUpp, Jerry 55,113. Phillips, Leola - 56.113. Phillips, Pat - - 123. Pletcher, Bill 65,113. Plowman, Johnny -i23. Plunckett, Barbara - 123. Pool, Marianne -- 54,113. Pounds, Euguene 123. Powell, Larry 33,103. Powell, Mike 49,67,103,118,123. Price, Penny- 11,22,34,38,48,45,49,52, 53,56,73,74,94,103. Q Queener, Rita 38,58,90,123. R Rawlins, Budge 123. Rector, Charles 113. Renick, Richard 123. Reeves, Polly 113. Regier, Joye 40,90,113. Reimer, Judith 124. Reiswig, Eleanor 47,49,124. Reiswig, Joan 30,47,53,75,113. Reynolds, Bonnie 103. Rigsley, Sandra 124. Roberson, Eddie 67,114,124. Russell, Pat 124. Rogers, Linda 103. Rushing, Eddie 103. S Saied, Lou Carol 34,47,55,114. Sanders, Charlotte 57,90,114,117. Sanford, Scott - - 31,48,67,79,108,114. Savage, Don 64,104. Schollenbarger, Don - - 53,64,69,70,104. SchoUenbarger, Sue - 53,76,124. Schmidt, Frieda 4,48,104. Schneeman, Georgia 124. Schreoder, Pamela 45,124. Schreoder, Paulette -- -- 114. Schwalk, Kenneth 124. Schwind, Carol 114. Schwind, Peggy 80,104,156. 186 Scott, Clabern 124. Scott, Sharon 124. Scroggs, Cheryl 124. Selby, Corline 74,91,104. Sell, Garland 64,104. Settles, Billy 124. Shipman, Bill 45.49,51,114. Simmons, Jackie - - - -38.48,65,79,114. Simpson. Byron 65,79,114. Sims. Kenny 67,124. Skinner, Jerry 114. Slaton, Jerry 67,124. Slaughter. Galen 67,114. Smith, Gary 124. Smith, Linda 49,57.124. Smith, Robert 58,114. Smith, Sammy 67,124. Smith. Stanley 114. Snow, James 124. Spinse, Larry 104. Stafford, Anna 124. Stamps. Frank - 125. Standish, Donald 124. Stollings, Roy Lynn - - 53,67,125. SuUins, Elaine 114. SulUvan, Paulette 58.74.91,104. Sutterfield. Paula 125. Swink. Prescilla 125. Symons, Vic 125. T Tarbox, Dan 40.48.65,79,114. Tate, Johnny 125. Thomas, Kim - 105. Thompson, Glen 125. Thurman. Danny 55.114. Townsend. Roger 125. Trew. Harold - 114. Turner. Phillip 72.125. V Voiles, April - - 33,35,40.49.52.53.125. W Wagner. Don 50.61,64.79,105. Wagnei, Gay - - 28,34,37,40,41,54.56, 105. Wall. Len - 125. Waller. Cynthia 125. Warren. Curt 105. Watkins, Kenny 66,118,125. Watson, Dickie 125. Watson, Mary Mil 125. Waybright, Mike 125. Weatherford, Phyllis 54,105. West, Heather 49,54,114. White Horse, Oliver 125. Wiebe, Carol - 125. Wieland, Mary 34,45,49,90.105. I No! Huey, the Hunchback Of Notre Dame Was Not a De- formed Halfback! Williams, Aria 114. Williams, Don ------------ 125. Williams, Glenda i25. Williams, Mary Jo - -20,35,36,40,48,53, 58.105. Williams, Lois - - 1,29,34.47,49.57,76, 90,105. Williams. Vance 125. Witt. Danny - - 111.64,68,69,70,71,79, 106. Wood, Linda 125. Woodruff, Terry 125. Wooster, Kenneth 55.58.115. Wright, Bob 55,58.106. Wright. Paula - -31,36,48,54.60,90,115. Wright, Roger 65.69.71,79,115. Wylie, Shelia 11,22,76,115. Y Yarbough, Janice .-- 47, Yates, Ann 36,48.49,56,73,74,106. Z Zetak. Doris 115. I See That Coach Beck Is Stiffening the Requirements for the Track Team. 187 f TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ) The World ' s Besl Yearbooks Are Taylor-made High ' towering mountains Fields gold with grain Rich fertile farmlands Flocks on the plain. Homes blest with peace With love, without fears. This is the heritage we ' ve kept Through the years. Wide rolling prairies Lakes deep and broad Canyons majestic, Fashioned by God. 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