Perryton High School - Ranger Yearbook (Perryton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1963 volume:

iiK llfl ' ilni ' llSm ' iilSTilf.P. ' -IC LIBRARY 3 1833 01800 7309 GENEALOGY 976.402 P42PHS 1963 cCb W ) Foreword As you sit down and read through the pages of your ' 63 Ranger, you will recall the tinmes you studied, had fun, and experienced sad moments of trial and error. Our efforts to present this book and to make it memorable to you have been our way of showing the love and appreciation we have for you who make up Perryton High Schoo. Our sincere desire is that you will always cherish this book of memories of another wonderful year at P. H, S. Barbara Newman Editor Table of Contents ACTIVITIES 4 ADMINISTRATION 15 ATHLETICS - 27 FAVOEUTES 51 ORGANIZATIONS 73 STUDENT BODY 93 JUNIOR HIGH - 131 ELEMENTARY - 171 INDEX 192 PERRYTON HIGH SCHOOL Perryton, Texas THE 1963 RANGER Editor: BARBAEIA NEWMAN Assistant Editor: LINDA SMITH Sponsor: GAY PHIPPS It ' s Friendly . . . KEYE sports announcers follow Rangers teams and bring news of the games into the homes of Ranger fans un- able to attend games. New students, Rex Akin and Kelly Wolff shake hands and become friends during Howdy Week. A friendly student-teacher- parent relationship exists in P.H.S. The pause that refreshes! Students en- joy refreshments during the annual homecoming social. P.H.S. demonstrates a friendly atmosphere by introducing the new students at a pep rally. The man with a friendly smile, Dick Bynum, has become a true Ranger. m • f ,4 a- The 1962 Ranger Band forms the traditional P. H.S. It ' s Work . . . Two heads are better than one, as Mike and Barbara prepare for the Homecoming Coronation. You had better study that chemistry if you want to pass ! Linda and Kay slave under Joan ' s command. Students and cheerleaders participate in an early morning pep rally held before the Dumas foot- ball game. Members of the band give the spirited Ranger charge in order to inspire the football team into making a touchdown. It ' s Spirited Great school spirit was felt in the heart of each stu- dent who gazed upon the burning bonfire. These sharp- looking twirlers added spirit while performing with the pep band during pep rallies. Students show many mixed emotions during the football games. These fun-loving drummers promoted school spirit by ac- companying the student body during the yells and chants. David Baker is obviously fouled as he reaches for a rebound during the basketball game with Pampa. Perryton Rangers show true school spirit as they fight to win the football game. It s 1 raditional Seniors lead the student body in the singing of the school song at the close of all school assemblies. Seniors guard the Ranger from competitive invaders at basketball games. HONORED RANGER EMBLEM Nothing is so coveted or honored as this emblem, which was made possible by our principal, Mr. ZoUer. Bill Newman and his horse, Blaze serve as our Ranger Mascot. The Christmas tree found its traditional spot in P. H. S, Each year trophies are bestowed upon P. H. S. teams and organizations. Hey, hey, ho, ho, come on Rangers, let ' s go! The loyal spirit of the student body is displayed. Seniors proudly admire their letter jackets. The victory bell accompanies our Rangers to all games. Friends to the end ! Upperclassmen shake hands upon ac- quaintance at the Howdy Week social. Who Goofed? A Deputy misses a pass during practice Oh-Oh! The camera catches Tri-Cap- tain Ronnie Good congratulating Foot- ball Queen, Joan Reiswig. It ' s Fun . . . Football in the Arctic ... Do you boys feel a chill? Ain ' t it sweet? Is it a mum you ' re selling, 10 Carolyn? Who turned out the lights? Is this what Mr. Fiskin teaches in his typing classes - modeling hexhats? How odd . . . Byron finally cracked a smile ! Twist again ... (It may be your last chance. ) Billy pleads not guilty to Marilyn ' s accusations, floger is the innocent bystander, but Joe must surely be an accomplice to the crime. Could this be Michaelangelo? What ' s Weber up to now? AND MORE FUN Eat, drink, and be merry! ! Well, I imagine ! . . . A familiar sight down in Lover ' s Lane. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who ' s the loveliest of them all? All of This Is PHS Perryton High School students are very proud of their new building which is only three years old. The beautiful and modern facilities of our school are the center of both school and com- munity activities. In appreciation for this pleasant atmosphere in which to study, the stu- dents take great pride in preserving Perryton High School for the students in years to come. Administration Our Superintendent Mr. Gilbert Mize, Perryton Schools superintendent, interprets the schools to the Board of Education and the Board ' s plans to the schools. Mr. Mize is in charge of overall planning for the schools, updating instructional plans, and selecting personnel. Mr. Mize served as chairman of a sectional group meeting at the Mid-Winter Conference during January of this year, and serves as an executive member of the Texas School of Administrators. He be- came superintendent of the Perryton Schools in 1948 and has served our schools since that time. Receiving a B. A. from Sul Ross College and a M. A. from Texas Tech. , Mr. Mize is highly qualified as the leader of our schools We, the students of Perryton Schools, appreciate the fine work he has done to make our great school what it is. MR. GILBERT MIZE JOHNNIE HILL Secretary 16 Mr. Mize takes out a little time from his professional respon- sibilities to perform various home duties. School Board MILTON FORD Vice-President DR. ROY SAN FORD President For a number of years, the Perryton In- dependent School District has been under the direction of the Board of Education, composed of civic-minded citizens elected to serve without remuneration to supervise the education of the youths of the commun- ity as completely as possible. The School WARREN CUDD BILL FLETCHER JIM ANDERSON Secretary Board controls the budget, contracts for building and expansion of the national edu- cational program, and studies the needs of the child in relation to the community it- self. To men such as those pictured on this page we owe our sincere gratitude. GORDON SHACKLEFORD JOHN HARDY Our Principal rary FLORA CHAMPION B. A. , Trinity University, M. Ed. , West Texas State Librarian Business Office THAD C. JONES 3. A. , Oklahoma Baptist University Guidance, Visual Aids The Librarians who assist Mrs. Champion in her library duties are, Seated: Rebecca Witt, Charlotte Sanders, Sharon Crouch, Paula Sutterfield, Paula Wright. Standing: Linda Smith, Brenda Guffey, Pat Johnson, Sharon Jones, Tizzie Holcomb, Peggy Barnett. E. D. KELLY Business Manager Mr. Kelly has had the responsibility of maintaining the school budget and keeping books for three years. OFFICE The office workers who assist Mrs. Malaney and Mr. Jones in their office duties are. Seated: Carolyn Leighnor, Cindy Gruber, Carolyn Barclay, Arlia Mcllvain. Standing: Cecilia Leight, Sheila Wylie, Joan Reiswig, Rita Queenor, Sandra Parvin, Heather West, Aria Williams, Joyce Dougherty. Social Sciences RAY HOPKINS B.S., Texas Tech. , Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, World History BILL FARRINGTON B. S., Texas Christian, Ass ' t. Football Coach, Basketball Coach, American History JAMES LOVE B. S., M.Ed., West Texas, Ass ' t. Football Coach, World History ROBERT Mcpherson B.A., Univ. of Texas, Eco- nomics, World History ' JfraafTJP P p .- - ■ : ri-Sf ' . kuiior iif 1 t..wii li Kg 1 ■ ' -■v 1 1 Social studies consist of world history, American history, eco- nomics, and civics. Because social studies are required subjects, all P. H.S. students enjoy these classes. From these courses students receive a better understanding and apprecia- tion of our nation. Even the greatest coaches are concerned about their ball- games. 20 Athletics ROY PENNINGTON B. S. , North Texas State, Civics, American History, Basketball Coach, Ass ' t. Football Coach. JIMMIE H. JANES B. S. , West Texas State, Biology, P. E. , Coach MINTA McANICH B. S. , West Texas State; Physical Education and Eng lish Athletics are of great importance in our school system. Classes taken to obtain athletic credits are: physical educa- tion, basketball, and football. Track is a sport offered, but no credit is given for it. Developing the body is as important to a well-rounded personality as developing the mind. Language LILIA KLENTOS B. A. , Texas Woman ' s Univ. Spanish JOHN B. SHAEFER B.A., Central State, Latin, American History Latin and Spanish are the two foreign languages offered in Perry- ton High School. T hese courses are offered to teach the students the grammar, speech and the cus- toms in the different countries. These courses are optional. English HARRIET H. HANDY B. A. , University of Texas, English ANNA BELLE LOVE B. A. , West Texas State, Eng- lish GAY PHIPPS B. A. , Texas Tech. , English, Annual English is an important subject to all Perryton High School students and is required. The two fields taught in English classes are: literature and gram- mar. The students come from the English classes with a better understanding of the language we speak. JAMES LANHAM B. A., Texas Western, Eng- lish, Journalism Panel discussions add variety to English classes. 22 Math Sci cience C. W. MILLER M.S. , Oklahoma State, Physics, Advanced Math JOE M. WOODS M. Ed. , University of Ark. Plane Geometry BILL BUTEFISH B.S.E. , University of Ark. M. Ed. , West Texas State, Biology pHi RAY LEE B. S. , West Texas State, Algebra Science students always enjoy their lab work. The required courses in the Math and Science departments of P. H. S. are: general math, algebra I, plane geom- etry, general science, and biology. However, algebra II, trigonometry, elementary analysis, chemistry, ad- vanced science, and physics are also offered for those students who wish to further their knowledge in these fields. VADEN V. HOLLOWAY B.S., Oklahoma State, Ad- vanced Science, Chemistry, Gen. Science jj - - A r N 26. V 50.95 41 24 Cr 5J.01 42 Mni- . V 29 30 Z - Cu Zn G ijg[ i3.S4 i5.38 (9. EK 47 43 4 ' 43 4 H Nb Mo Tc «S In Ag Cd li nm «.95 (99 IliwZJSO 112.41 114. 73 74 1 [ ta 8C To 1 mi 204 I1W.9S M i A 66 ■e o.n 1 I62J1 10 H h 98 1 H B 1251] 23 JACK DYER B.S., Texas Tech. College, Vocational Agriculture LINDA JUSTISS B.S. , Texas Woman ' s Univ. Homemaking HOWARD FITZHUGH B. S., M. Ed., North Texas, Shop, Mechanical Drawing Industrial Ar ts The industrial arts offered in P. H. S. are: home- making, shop, mechanical drawing, and vocational agriculture. These courses give the students a better understanding of the various fields in which they par- ticipate. These courses are optional. DOUGLAS FISKIN B.S. , West Texas State, Bookkeeping, Typing, Busi- ness Law Business The business courses offered in P.H.S. are included in the curriculum of our school for the benefit of those who wish to enter into this type of work after graduation. The courses offered are typing I and II, shorthand, book- keeping, business law, and clerical practice. WANDA SCOTT B.S., Texas Wesleyan, Typ- ing, Shorthand, Clerical Practice 24 MARTHA McLAIN .S., Univ. of Texas, Speech Speech . . . The Speech department is one of the most im- porta nt in our school. The main objective of speech is to promote better communication with others. Among the many phases of speech are: debate, ex- temperaneous speaking and poetry reading. Speech is an optional course. The faculty members join actively in school spirit sessions. Fine Arts . . . Fine arts consist of band, choir, and art. Band and choir develop the student ' s knowledge and appreciation for music. Band also offers physical education through marching. In addition to learning to draw, the study of art includes the history and background of art. M.A. B. D. WALKER West Texas, Band CLOYS V. WEBB B.B.A., M.M.E., North Tex- as State University, Choral Music JESSIE BRANSCOMB B.S., Florida State, Art V PH¥ B kf Lw ' 25 Cafeteria The ladies who prepare and serve the noontime meals and special banquets are; Mrs. Trudie Hartman, Mrs. Imogene Shirey, Mrs. Norma Thomas, Mrs. Nolia Scott, Mrs. Marie Paget, Mrs. Ilene Firmin, Mrs. Ruth Jones, Mrs. Elda Schwalk, and Mrs. Ruby Downey. Bus Drivers Students living in rural areas ride buses driven by: FRONT ROW: Mr. Hap Graves, Mr. Ben Graham, Mr. C. H. Waggoner, Mr. Charles Gift, STANDING: Mr. E. V. Lackey, Mrs. Alwilda Callaham, Mrs. Johnny Red, Mr. Ed Schroeder, Mr. T. F. Beard, and Mr. Wayne Cudd. Maintenance Those responsible for the appearance and upkeep of our school are: Mr. Clyde Brown, Mrs. Clyde Brown, Mr. U. V. Throckmorton, and Mr. Marshall Stone. 26 V Athletics 27 Cheerleaders: Leaders of Scho In the spring of 1962, Rita Queener, Carolyn Mc- Nabb, Diane Loftin, Pam Tate, Linda Cambell, and Paula Wright were elected cheerleaders by the stu- dent body. Paula and Linda were appointed head cheerleaders by Cloys Webb, and on their shoulders lay the responsibility of molding the girls into a top rate organization. Immediately after election the girls started hav- ing practice sessions, and they continued practice until it was time to go to camp. While at camp, they brought honor to Perryton by winning two second place awards for competitive yells. Upon returning home they had one-hour practice sessions every day until school started and the time for the first pep rally and ball game arrived. Everywhere we go people want to know who we are so we tell them. Earmuffs were a necessity for a cold game against Levelland. Just learning yells wasn ' t the only thing with which the cheerleaders had to deal; there was also the problem of designing and getting a uniform ready, and the late arrival of megaphones and pom poms. Yet as they performed, it was not the costumes or the organization that was ad- mired, but the shining spirit which drove them on. Paula Wright and Diane Loftin were a big.part of the cheerleading campaign to gather wood for the annual bonfire. Linda Cambell Paula Wright Pam Tate Diane Loftin 29 Football Don Chance Derby Britton Roger Wright (QB) 10 Ronnie Good (RH) 21 Rangers Open Season With an 18-6 Victory Gary Newcomb (FB) 33 Mike McLain (C) 53 Joe Champion (LH) 30 Cracking, fleet halfback Ronnie Good broke loose for an 85 -yard touchdown return of the opening second half kick-off, the Perryton Rangers broke a six-six mid-point dead- lock and went on for an 18 to 6 season opener victory over White Deer on rain-drenched Buck Field Friday evening, Sept. 7. Threatening but not falling during the first half, the rain began to pour down shortly after the third quarter began. Vision on the field became difficult, and fans went scurry- ing to their cars or other shel- ter. Only a handful of hardy rain-soaked spectators re- mained in the stands, which were almost full when the game began. Jackie Simmons (LG) 65 K Hp ' ' M M|||M| W | R «iH| n - a K ..v... 31 Byron Simpson (RG) 66 Larry McEntire (RE) 82 John EUzey (LE) 83 32 m an 1 iM ' • - ,: Kenny Watkins (LT) 71 James Fountain (RT) 77 Rangers in 27-6 Vii Galen Slaughter (HB) 22 Fred Adcock (FB) 31 Dan Tarbox (C) 41 Holding a slinn one-point edge early in the final period, Perryton ' s Rangers struck for a pair of touchdowns in the space of 47 seconds to dehorn the Hereford Whitefaces 27-6 on November 2. Three fumbles hurt the Rangers in the first three periods, while two Ranger touch- downs were nullified by penalties in the pro- cess. But Perryton, leading 7-6 at half time, got the breaks back in the final stanza to break the game open in lightning-fast order. Bob Hopper (G) 42 Mike Powell (G) 64 Jim Anderson (T) 69 % Tommy McUrty (T) 73 Chester Dougherty (E) Bill Fletcher (E) 81 Dumas Ends Ranger Season With a 36-7 Win Mike Sanders (QB) 12 David Baker (HB) 40 A mighty test faced the Perryton Rangers in their final game of the ' 62 season on November 22, at 2 o ' clock in the after- noon as they took on the state ' s top-ranked Class AAA ball club, the Dumas Demons. The Rangers had a tremendous task in holding the big Dumas forward wall, which aver- aged 208 pounds from end to end, but managed to hold them at a 36-7 win. Though having to take de- feat, the footballers will readily back the Demons on their road to state victory. Gary Parvin (C) 50 Homecoming queen - Joan Reiswig reigns over PHS on November 9, 1962. Victory for Rangers Over Blackhawks Breaks Bad Luck Spell Ronnie Good smashes through for a touchdown as Gary Newcomb covers for him. Tribute to a great coach Joan Reiswig, homecoming queen for 1962, enjoyed reigning over one of the most thrilling games of the season as the Perryton Rangers tow- ered over the Phillips Blackhawks for the first victory since 1947. ,Ronnie Good, one of the tri-cap- tains of the ' 62 team, smashed through making both touchdowns, giving Perryton the final score of 14, Phillips 0. 37 Basketball DEPUTY COACH Bill Farrington TRI -CAPTAINS Paul Haywood Don Beyer Roger Wright Don Boyer Roger Wright Paul Haywood WIN -LOSS RECORD WE THEY Dumas 41 40 Hereford 49 37 Phillips 59 61 Levelland 57 46 Little field 67 32 Dumas 42 60 Hereford 62 58 Phillips 58 69 Levelland 45 67 Littlefield 54 42 John EUzey Caught you Coach, writin ' on the floor again Buddy Bolerjack David Baker Jim Anderson Grant Drake Bob McCutcheon We ' re proud of the Rangers was a familiar phrase around PHS as the squad finished up their first season in class AAA. They ac- quired the reputation of the up- setters after defeating the defend- ing state champions and the num- ber one team in their district. There were several losses through- out the season, but they still re- ceived a great deal of recognition and gained an even greater amount of experience. Larry Kerns Dale Fletcher Ranger Varsity Squad Paul Haywood and Roger Wright look on attentively as Stretch Boyer struggles for the ball. Deputy Basketball KNEELING: K. Norris, M. O ' Brien, B. Boxwell, J. Brown, B. Callahan, B. Graham. SECOND ROW: R. Renick, R; StoUings, R. Akin, T. Jones, G. Gibson, D. Lockwood, K. Schwalk, C. Dougherty. THIRD ROW: R. O ' Brien, W. Spence, L. Witt, M. Sanders, D. Moore, E. Pounds, K. Heaton, T. Butler, C. Phelps, K. Wolff, K. Pearson, J. Greer. A hard-working crew of Ranger Deputies coached by Bill Partington brought honor to their name as they moved through a season of many wins and few losses in ' 62 and ' 63. 42 TIE BALL - I RECKON ! MANAGERS: Kenneth Limbocker and John Zachary Many of these players were alternated back and forth from the A team to the B team, and they all are great prospects for the future Ranger Squad. Tricaps and Coaches: Lead Rangerettes Through a Victorious ' 62- ' 63 Season . . WIN- -LOSS RECORD WE THEY Spearman 25 39 Shamrock 46 34 Dalhart 43 30 White Deer 49 58 Stinnett 44 39 Spearman 18 31 Shamrock 32 40 Dalhart 42 45 White Deer 45 44 Stinnett 39 53 TRI-CAPTAINS Joan Reiswig Sue Malaney Janis Pearson COACHES Bill Partington and Minta McAninch Sue Malaney Joan Reiswig Janis and Debi stand ready for At 7:30 each morning a sleepy- eyed crew of Rangerettes made their way to the gymnasium to begin the practice which was to bring them an honored name in the 5AA district. This practice each morning, as troublesome as it might be especially the day after an early morning ride home from an out-of-town game, proved profitable and the girls soon found themselves in the running for district. But their closest rivals, the Spearman Lynxettes, ruined this chance when they defeated the Ranger- ettes in a 31-15 victory. Janis Pearson Susie Holt Sue Beesley 44 Sharon Jones Joan looks on Debi Hudson e rebound. Pat Dunnihoo Brenda Guffey Even though six of these girls will be gone next year, the Rangerettes are looking forward to an- other great season. Wf ' ' ■H Mm H l l ■m i ■ •f . 1 yU i V K.J«binl Don ' t just stand there - Do somethin ' . as Sue struggles for the ball. Betty Cudd Judy Anderson 45 Sharon Gage Connie Smith Rangerette Varsity Squad 46 Rangerette ' B Team SITTING: Carol Coulter. KNEELING: June Wylie, Reta Armstrong, Janet Hurter, Gil Mlze, Lou Weiland. STANDING: Sharon Harlan, Ann Collins, Peggy Barnett, Sandra Parvin, Mary O ' Dell, Maxine Stephenson, Judy James, and Billie Graves. MANAGERS Carol New comb and Becky Witt Janet Hurter jumps high for a tie ball. OOPS! Practice Makes Perfect was the motto held by the Rangerettes B Team as they drove through the ' 62- ' 63 Basketball season with a memorable re- cord. This squad will be a ready asset to the Varsity Rangerette team next year. 47 Track Low hurdling is a main event in track at PHS and Tandy seems to be interested in mak- ing good at it. Joe and Roger watch anxiously as Scott and Ronnie practice the relay. COACHES Bill Farrington and Jimmie Janes LAA f M ' m, VARSITY SQUAD: FRONT ROW: Ronnie Good, Scott Sanford, Tandy La Master, Jerry Slaton, Randall McLain, Gary Newcomb, Roger Wright. SECOND ROW: David Baker, John McCaskill, Raymond O ' Brien, Larry McEntire, Buddy Bolerjack, Joe Champion, Paul Wilkerson. 4, J « ,, % B SQUAD: FRONT ROW: Mike Sanders, Jim Brown, Steve Dunkle, Joe La Master, Mike O ' Brien, Bob Callahan, Bob Boxwell, Grant Drake. SECOND ROW: Eugene Pounds, Kelly Wolff, Kengle Pearson, Tommy Butler, Freddie Adcock, Rex Akin, Chester Dougherty, Terry Jones. Freddie demonstrates good form as he sails over the hurdles. With a mighty heave, Gary flings the discus the great distance of ten feet. 49 Tennis New coach, new year, new players forecast a great new sea son for the Ranger tennis team. Coach Roy Pennington Favorites Mr. P.H.S Because of his outstanding personality, Byron Simpson was elected Mr. P. H. S. , the highest honor in school. A true Ranger, he is a valuable member in both the athletic and the music departments of the school. Byron ' s friendly smile and cheerful disposition have made him a favorite among the students. Miss P.H.S. Energetic and fun-loving, Paula Wright well deserves her elected position as Miss P. H. S. She serves her school in several ways by acting as cheer leader and participating in nnany school activities. Paula ' s constant friendliness and sincerity have en- abled her to win the hearts of the student body. Football Queen Senior, Joan Reiswig, was elected by the Ranger Football Team to be their queen for the 1962 Homecoming festivities. In an impressive ceremony pre- ceding the Homecoming pep rally, the four nominees chosen by the team were presented and the queen was revealed and crowned by Captains Ronnie Good, Joe Champion, and Byron Simpson. The queen and her attendants were again presented at the Homecoming activities with a Ranger victory over their long- time rivals, the Phillips Blackhawks. Attendants JUNIOR: April Voiles SENIOR: Paula Wright SOPHOMORE: Dianna Loftin Most Beautiful Dianne Loftin 56 Most Handsome Most Handsome Nominees Ronnie Good Roger Wright Joe Champion Bryon Simpson Mr. John Wright, General Manager (not shown); SEATED: Noble Roberts, Iris Prescott, and Audrey Beverly. STANDING: Calvin McAdams, Carol Matthews and Bob Bayle. Panel of Judges Most Beautiful Nominees Paula Wright Joan Reiswig Tizzie Holcomb Candidates for Most Beautiful and Most Handsome of PHS were chosen by the students in December. Five girls and five boys were selected by secret ballot to compete for this honor. Each year an outstanding person or group is asked to judge the contest. This year a group of experts from Blackburn Bros, graciously consented to judge. The results are not revealed until the Annual is handed out at the end of the year. 59 Band Sweetheart These five lovely young ladies were elected by the Ranger Band and were presented in an impressive ceremony preceeding the annual concert on March 7, 1963. The Sweetheart was crowned and received a traditional kiss from the band president, Mike Key. Choir Sweetheart PHS choirs elected these five attractive candidates to be pre- sented at their annual concert in April. One candidate was chosen from the Concert Choir, one from the Girls Choir, and two from A Cappella Choir; the Sweetheart was elected by the A Cappella Choir members. At the concert, the queen was crowned and kissed by Bob Johnson, A Cappella Choir president. April Voiles Jane Fletcher Senior Favorites Danny Thurman and Aria Williams, two of the friendliest students in P. H. S. were chosen as Class favorites of the Senior Class of 1963. They showed great leadership as they helped to build the true Ranger spirit. 62 Senior Who ' s Who An outstanding senior girl who has maintained one of the highest scholastic average in all four years of high school is Teresa Odom. She participates in F. T. A, , she is a member of the A Cappella Choir, and she attended Girl ' s State in the summer of 1962. She was selected Who ' s Who and Best All Round by the teachers. Teresa has proven herself to be a great and important asset to Perryton High School. TERESA ODOM SCOTT SANDFORD Scott Sanford, one of the most respected senior boys in P. H. S. , serves his second consecutive term as president of his class. He is also president of N. H. S, and has twice been named to the Athletic- Scholastic Honor Roll of the school. Scott is a member of the Ranger football and track teams. A valu- able member of the band, he was chosen as an alternate to All-State Band. Because of his able leader- ship, Scott has added much to P. H. S. Particiapating in many school activities, Barbara Newman has been an outstanding leader. She sings first soprano in the A Cappella Choir and was chosen All-Regional Choir member this year. For two years she has been concert master of the Ranger band, student director, and for four years she has been all- regional in clarinet. Chosen Best Chitizen and Who ' s Who by the teachers, Barbara has also been elected Most Talented by the students. She takes an active part in N. H. S. , Quill and Scroll, and Annual Staff. P. H, S. has been lucky to have a dedicated student such as Barbara. BARBARA NEWMAN 63 . Junior Favorites Buddy Bolerjack and Sue SchoUenbarger, two well liked Juniors, were elected Junior class favorites of this year. Their neat and mannerly personalities help to keep the name Ranger great and respected. 64 Junior Who ' s Who Bob McCutcheon, an outstanding student in P, H. S. , has for the second year received the honor of Who ' s Who. Bob has maintained a very high scholastic average, being on the honor roll each six weeks of his high school career. He is a member of N. H. S. and participates in football and basket- ball. Last year he was elected Best Citizen of his class. Bob is an unusual student, as his high school record certainly displays, and his success in the future should be great. BOB McCUTCHEON CECILIA LEICHT Celilia Leicht, through her strong leadership and many talents has added a great deal to organ- izations of her school. She is a hold -over member of the Student Council and serves that organization, as well as her Junior class as its treasurer. She is one of the twirlers who lead the Ranger Band during marching season and is treasurer of the band. Cecilia has an excellent scholastic record and is a member of N. H. S, She was also elected as the Best Citizen this year. Many great things mSy be expected from this talented girl, who serves her school so successfully. Elected for a second time to Who ' s Who, Mike Powell, a lead- ing member of the Junior class has made a solid niche for himself in the history of P. H. S. He is serving his second consecutive year as p ' resident of his class and is Vice- President of the A Cappella Choir and F. T. A. Mike is a member of N. H. S. and Student Council. He plays guard on the Ranger football squad. His scholastic average is one to be admired and respected. His future will be a bright and a successful one. MIKE POWELL 65 Sophomore Favorites Chester Dougherty and Janie Fletcher are very active Sophomores who strive to keep their school great. They were chosen favorites of the Sophomore class because of their pleasing dispositions. P. H, S. Is lucky to have such respected students. 66 Sophomore Who ' s Who Genette Cudd, a delightful sophomore, was selected by the teachers as an outstanding student in her class. Genette has maintain- ed a high A average in all her sub- jects. She is an active member of F, T. A. and the Band and was selected as a member of the all- regional band this year. Genette ' s many talents have made her a favorite in her class. GENETTE CUDD KERMIT HEATON An outstanding sophomore boy is Kermit Heaton. Kermit was a member of the Perryton Deputies and is a participant in basketball. His grades are among the top in his class and his pleasant manners endear him to his teachers and classmates. Luanna HoUoway, selected by the teachers as an outstanding student of P. H. S, , has one of the highest scholastic averages of the sophomore class. Luanna is a member of the Spanich club and the girls choir. Her first year in Perryton High School was a success- ful one , and her many abilities indicate two more successful years. LUANNA HOLLOW AY 67 Best AU-Around Charles Kelly Teresa Odom Charles Kelly and Teresa Odom were cho- sen by the faculty of Perryton High School as Best All-around. These students were chosen be- cause of their pleasing character and fine att- tude. Charles has shown his true Ranger spirit while serving as Student Council President and participating in vari- ous school activities such as FFA, FTA, NHS, football, ' basketball and track. Teresa, an out- standing senior, is a member of the A Cap- pella choir and has main- tained the highest scho- lastic average in her class. 68 Best Citizens SENIOR CITIZENS Barbara Newman and Joe Champion JUNIOR CITIZENS Cecilia Leicht and Rex Akin BEST CITIZENS are chosen each year by the faculty of P. H.S. on the basis of citizenship, scholarship, service, and leadership. As many as nine students have been nominated for this honor but unfortunate- ly only two from each class can receive the award. SOPHOMORE CITIZENS Janet Williams and Kermit Heaton 69 All-School MOST TALENTED Barbara Newman Bob Johnson Favorites All-school favorites were elected at large by the Student Body on December 6, 1962. Petitions were drawn up to choose the candidates for each favorite. After the primary election, the run-offs were held and the winners were announced to the waiting students. MOST ATHLETIC Roger Wright Sue Malaney MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Campbell Charles Kelly GIRL ' S AND BOY ' S STATE Teresa Odom Joe Champion Linda Campbell Mr. and Miss F.T.A. Carol Newcomb and Sam Hergert observe the 1962-63 F.F.A.-Scrapbook. These two future teach- ers represented the Perryton Chapter of Future Teach- ers in the Mr. and Miss F.T.A. contest at the district convention held at Canyon during November. They presented speeches entitled Today ' s Teaching, To- morrow ' s Heritage, and Sam placed in the top five. Even though neither one won, P.H.S. is proud to have Sam and Carol as their Mr. and Miss F.T.A. F.F.A. Sweetheart, Joan Reiswig, shows great enthusiasm about representing the future farmers as their sweetheart. Joan was elected by the club and participated in the various meetings and activities of the organization throughout the year. F.H.A. Beau, James Fountain, better known as Jamie, is trying to fulfill his title of F.H.A. Beau. Having been elected by the members, Jamie was in- cluded in the duties and activities performed by the future homemakers. Organizations 73 SPONSOR: Thad Jones Student Council: Government of Our School Student Council, the most important organization in Perry- ton High School, guides the student body through each school year by bettering school spirit, creating better student-teach- er relationships, and promoting democratic leadership and service. Maintaining a high standing in the Texas Association of Student Councils, this governmental group is composed of two representatives from each English class. The president is elected by the students in spring elections preceding his term while the sponsor and other officers are chosen by the Student Council. SENIORS JUNIORS FRONT: Kelly Morris, Joan Reiswig, Linda Camp- bell. BACK: Weber Helfenbein, Byron Simpson, John Ellezy, Mike McLain. SOPHOMORES FRONT: Cecilia Leicht, Sandra Parvin, Kay Judice. BACK: Tandy LaMaster, Mike Powell, Larry Mc- Entire, Dickie Moore, Roy Stollings. 74 FRONT: Carol Coulter, Genette Cudd, Mary O ' Dell, Reta Armstrong, Lesco Mills. BACK: John Zachary, Leslie Witt, Fred Adcock, Bob Callahan, Benny Gra- ham. Student Council workers labor eagerly in preparing for one of the many socials. PRESIDENT CHARLES KELLY One of Student Council ' s main functions is to welcome new students to P. H.S. Charles is shown here fulfilling this duty. OFFICERS: Cecilia Leicht, Treasurer; Larry McEntire, Vice-President; and Joan Reiswig, Secretary. Bill Newman, who has so proudly represented our school by riding the Ranger mascot, Blaze, at all home games, was presented at the Homecoming pep rally with a red western shirt and a white hat in ' appreciation by Student Council, g EDITOR Barbara Newman Ranger Annual Staff: Records the Yearns Activities The Ranger staff has many important tasks to accomplish, the most important being to satisfy the student body with a finished annual. Much concen- tration, hard work, and time are spent in meeting deadlines. Inexperienced staff members must learn the ropes quickly in order to add their sections to the completed product. Members of the staff often worked under nerve -wracking tension in order to meet the inevitable seventy page deadline. Never- theless, valuable experience was gained as the result of the labor. CO-EDITOR Linda Smith Laughter and disgust are typical of the staff members as they work diligently to meet their deadlines. Staff members take an active part in annual sales during pre- school hours and lunch. Many hours are spent in an attempt to understand page layouts and cutlines. The Ranger Annual Staff of 1963: Karen Montgomery, Debi Hudson, April Voiles, Linda Smith, Cindy Gruber, Miss Phipps, Charlotte Sanders, Leola Phillips, Carol Newcomb, Rebecca Witt, and Barbara Newman. 76 El Sombrero: Presents Ranger News Stories due Tuesday! is a familiar cry heard in the third period journalism class. Under the able leader- ship of the editor, the El Sombrero is published twice each month. Members of the staff are responsible for having stories written by the Tuesday deadline, and they learn other valuable techniques such as proofreading, using copy marks, writing headlines, and making page lay-outs. Through days of hard work. The El Sombrero triumphantly presents P. H. S. with the current news. EDITOR Kelly Morris CO- EDITOR April Voiles Kelly seems to be very angry. She is ready to really give the fire to some- one. Come on, girls I Let ' s get the articles in on time. ROW ONE: Pam Back, Harlan Keltner, Rita Myers, Brenda Guffey, Marilyn Morris, Mrs. Reid. ROW TWO: Linda Mitchell, Pam Schroeder, Prescilla Swink, Kayjudice, Judy Hooper, April Voiles. ROW THREE: Aria Williams, Beverly Blurton, Karen Lewis, Sue Schollenbarger, Susie Holt, and Kelly Morris. 77 Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was organized April 10, 1926, by a group of high school advisors for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individ- ual achievement in journalism and allied fields. The prospective members are recommended by the secretary and treasurer and approved by the sponsors. The members of the organization then vote on the pledges. Officers of Quill and Scroll are Kelly Morris, Vice-President; Brenda Guffey, President; Linda Smith, Treasurer; and Barbara Newman, Secretary. Speech Club The 1400 Club, composed of students interested in radio is under the direction of the Speech Department. Through the cooperation of radio station K E Y E, the students report cur- rent high school news and activities on their Saturday morning pro- gram. At various times special guests are presented along with the usual program. Pledges of Quill and Scroll are Beverly Blurton, Karen Montgomery, April Voiles, Susie Holt, Rebecca Witt, and Marilyn Morris. G. Cudd, M. O ' Dell, D. Malaney, G. Mize, D. Loftin, R. Trapp, R. Queener, M. Payte, C. McNabb, R. King, B. Crum, M. Watson, E. Trumm, J. Marr, and D. McGarraugh are members of 1400 club. 78 M, - Other members are A. Williams, L. Saied, D. Boyer, C. Newcomb, J. Sickler, S. Wylie, D. Thurman, S. Jones, M. McLain, P. Wright, J. Plowman, R. Myers, and C. Barclay. Spanish Club An especially active arid worthwhile school club, the Los Picaros and many outstanding projects this year. The major one was buying books to send to schools in foreign countries. The purpose of this organization is to create a closer relation- ship between the Americas. The requirement for membership is each student ' s taking Spanish I. SITTING: Don Williams, PASF; Barbara Plunkett, President; Tandy LaMaster, Vice-President; LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Handy, Sponsor; Len Wall, Secretary; Kay Judice, Reporter; Rita Queener, Program Chairman; Millye Neas, Treasurer; Diane Malaney, Historian; Diane Withee, assistant Historian; Mrs. Klenton, Sponsor. Latin Club Members of Latin Club pose with their sponsor, Mr. Shaefer. Members discuss plans for the year in a club meeting. Officers are: Larry McEntire, President; April Voiles, Vice-President; and Lee Ann Brooks, Secretary - Treasurer. Mr. John Shaefer serves as the sponsor. The Latin Club is one of the newest organizations in P. H. S. ; this is the third year of its existence. Students must have had at least one year of Latin to be eligible for membership. The club serves to help students better understand the language and the time in which it was spoken. 79 National Honor Society TREASURER Barbara Newman SECRETARY Linda Campbell National Honor Society is a group of highly-honored students in P. H.S. who are chosen for their outstanding qualities of service, leadership, character, and scholar- ship. Senior, Junior, and Sophomore pledg- es meeting the N.H.S. qualifications are brought into the society by a formal cere- mony in the spring. Janis Pearson John Ellzey Sam Hergert Bob Johnson Bill Shipman Heather West Dan Tarbox Paula Wright Joe Champion Jackie Simmons Cecilia Leicht Bob McCutcheon Larry McEntlre 80 Mike Powell Eleanor Reiswig April Voiles Jim Anderson Tandy LaMaster Members look on as officers are in- stalled at t formal meeting. Newly elected officers smile happily after being installed early in the school year. Future Teachers of America F. T. A. offers students the opportunity to learn more about the teaching profession. A state -wide convention is held each year to which Perryton High School sends several members. Among the many varied activities of the F. T. A. is the student -teacher day held in the spring. Those partici- pating as student teachers learn much about the great respon- sibility faced by today ' s teachers. Mr. Fiskin, Sponsor. OFFICERS: Judy Hooper, Reporter; Ronnie Good, Treasurer; Joan Reiswig, Secretary; Mike Powell, Vice-President; Brenda Guffey, Historian; Joe Champion, Parliamentarian; and Roy Headlee, President. The students put together a scrap book which is presented at state convention. Members work hard in preparing for a school social. 81 Wonder if Jamie would be interested in building homes for the future ? SPONSORS: Miss Linda Justiss and Mrs. Pat Kennedy. Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is composed of girls who are interested in building homes for the next generation. Toward New Horizons, the organization ' s motto, expresses well this desire for the future. Monthly meetings are held in an effort to advance toward this goal. Treasurer Lou Carol Saied pins a ribbon on Susan Lauterbach, a new member, at the F. H. A. installation OFFICERS: Tizzie Holcombe - Historian; Lou Carol Saied - Treasurer; Sharon Jones - Song Leader; Marilyn Lewis - Reporter; Arlia Mcllvain - Hostess; Karen Montgomery - Parliamen- tarian; Brenda Guffey - Secretary; Rebecca Witt - President; Sue Beesley - Vice-President. 82 Future Farmers of America F. F. A. OFFICERS: Gary Peterson, Treasurer; Bill Blackmore, Sentinel; Kenny Wooster, Vice-President; Jerry Philipp, President; Danny Thurman, Secretary; Phillip Turner, Reporter. learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live. Living to serve, is the motto that the boys in Future Farmers of America faithfully strive for. When the contest time comes, the boys try to earn top prizes for their hard work. Participantion in such contests as leader- ship, livestock shows, and judging con- tests are a basic part of the F. F, A, pro- gram. Sponsor Jack Dyer Now for a manicure ! Caring for pigs is many boys ' projects. Kenny and Gary learn the techniques of repairing fence. 83 Choir ' 63 CHOIR DIRECTORS: Cloys Webb, Lewis Harris and George Mather. CHOIR OFFICERS A CAPPELLA CHOIR: Aria Williams, Secretary; Heather West, Librarian; April Voiles, Soprano Section Leader; Teresa Odom, Historian; Karen Montgomery, Alto Section Leader; John EUzey, Bass Section Leader; Mike Powell, Vice-President; Dan Tarbox, Tenor Section Leader; Bob Johnson, Preisdent; Mike McLain, Manager CONCERT CHOIR: Rex Akin, Vice-President; Diane Cudd, Librarian; Kenneth Sykes, Bass Section Leader; Connie Smith, Alto Section Leader; Jane Pletcher, Soprano Section Leader; Carol Newcomb, Secretary; Gary Peterson, Tenor Section Leader. GIRLS CHOIR: Lesco Mills, Soprano Section Leader; Dorothy McGarraugh, Librarian; Maxine Stephenson, Manager; Karen Bowman, Secretary; Janice Schwalk, Vice-President; Corrine Russell, President; Charla Cook, Alto Section Leader; Donna Ballenger, Second Soprano Section Leader. 84 STUDENT DIRECTORS Barbara Newman Bob Johnson ACCOMPANISTS: Kay Brown Karen Montgomery yiMiiUJiUiUtfii m 1 o L JJ-LlLj A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir is the highest choir in P. H. S. It is composed chiefly of upperclassmen, with the exception of a few sophomore members. The members of this choir were chosen after audi- tions and are among the better musicians of the school. This group sings for various civic organi- zations throughout the year and participates in the annual Choir Concert in the spring. The Choir Sweetheart is chosen from this choir. f T f ( cy ( (s p, Ci Concert Choir The Concert Choir is often referred to as the Sophomore Choir because the majority of the mem- bers are sophomores. This group meets during the second period for their daily rehearsal. Performing several times throughout the year, the choir has made a fine reputation as another outstanding Perry- ton High School Choir. 85 Singing Rangers The Singing Rangers is one of the finest boys ' choirs in the state. This group is composed of the male members of the A Cappella Choir. Many clever and familiar songs, as well as many new melodies, are performed by this organization. Their much envied reputation has made them a favorite organization in P. H.S. O P ff o f f f . t I k •N _L Girls ' Choir The Girls ' Choir meets during the sixth period of each school day. This group is composed chiefly of sophomore girls and represents P. H.S. in a very fit- ting way. Singing beautiful melodies, the choir performed in the annual Choir Concert and at the spring con- tests. The experience gained by these girls is mak- ing them potential members of the future choirs of P. H.S. 86 Ranger Twirlers DRUM MAJORETTE Joan Reiswig Janis Yarbrough Bryna Crum Lou Carol Saied Janet Hurler Cecilia Leicht Dianne Malaney Sue Schollenbarger Eleanor Reiswig Gil Mize HEAD TWIRLER Kelly Sue Morris 91 All-S tate Alternates After being selected as a member of the All- Regional Band and All -Regional Choir, Scott Sanford and John Ellzey gained even higher honors by com- peting for all-state titles. John, who sings bass in the choii, was chosen for the first alternate to All- State Choir and Scott, who sits first chair French- horn in the band, was selected as the first alternate to the All-State Band. Congratulations to two fine musicians. REHEARSALS Rehearsal prepares the Stage Band for performances. The A Cappella Choir rehearses daily during the fourth period. The Concert Choir gives a presentation at P. T. A. after a great number of rehearsals. The Ranger Band rehearses for the annual concert presented March 7. 92 Student Body 93 Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT: Scott Sanford VICE-PRESIDENT: Sam Hergert SECRETARY: Teresa Odom TREASURER: Joan Reiswig 94 Seniors: In Their Many Moods Solving those serious senior problems. Concentrating with vigor. t. , pi i f -- ■ ■ |!% I J j0) X W i° i«l!i4i j) i« i£S£ ;i ' : llW 1 Leading school spirit. Laughing at their private jokes. Singing the school song. 95 Seniors: Minority Takes the Lead £M!k MIKE AGLER ADRIAN ALLRED NORMAN BALLENGER Band, 1-4. CAROLYN BARCLAY Band, 1-4;F.H.A., 2-4; Sec- retary, 3; F.T.A., 2-4; Span- ish Club, 1-2; Guidance Of- fice, 3,4; Senior Play. BARBARA BEARD TOMMY BEESLEY BILL BLAG KM ORE ANN BOLERJACK F. T. A. , 2; Science Fair Band, 1-4; F. F.A. , 1-4; Band, 1-4; Choir, 1-3; Winner, 2; Annual Staff, Poultry Judging Team, 1; Stage Band, 3; Pep Band 2; Girls ' Basketball, 1; Dairy Judging Team, 2; 2-3. Senior Play. State Livestock Judging Team, 3; Reporter, 1; Vice-President, 2; Senti- nel, 3. 96 TOMMY BOLERJACK Band, 1-3; Stage Band, 2- 3; Pep Band, 1-3; Choir, 2-3; Latin Club, 2-3; N.H.S. , 2-4; F. T.A. , 2-3. DON BOYER Band, 1-4; Reporter, 4; Stage Band, 2-4; Latin Club; Basketball, 1-4; Tri-Captain, 4. BEVERLY BYE LEE ANN BROOKS Choir, 1-4; All-Regional, 1; Student Council, 3; Section Leader, 1;F. T.A. 2-4; Latin Club, 3-4; Sec- retary-Treasurer, 4; Inter- scholastic Typing Contest, 1; Senior Play. UNDA CAMPBELL Class Sec. . 1; Class Favor- ite, 1; Who ' s Who, 2,3; District Extemp. Speech, 3; Girls ' State, 3; Best Cit- izen, 3; Chldr. 3,4; Head Chldr. , 4; Choir, 1-4; All- Regional, 1,3; Stu. Coun. , 2,4; N.H.S. , 2-4; Sec., 4; Senior Play. BILL JOE CHADWICK Choir, 1-4; Solo Contests, 2-3; Football, 1-3; Bas- ketball Manager, 1. JOE CHAMPION Choir, 1-4; Vice-Pres. , 3; F.T.A. , 2-4; Pres. , 3; Pari. , 4; N. H. S. , 3-4; Who ' s Who, 2; Latin Club, 3; Best Citizen, 1-4; Foot- ball, 1-4; Tri-Capt. 4; Boys ' State, 3; Track, 2,4; Senior Play; Most Hand- some Nominee, 3,4. SANDY CLARK Band, 1-2; Twirler. 1-2; Football Queen Candi- date, 1. 97 DON COLLINS Transfer Student; Band, 1-2; Tennis, 1-3; Track, 2,3. JESSIE DEVERS Student Council, 3; F. H. A. , 2-3; Basket- ball, 1-3. JOHN ELLZEY Choir, 1-4; Section Leader, 1-4; All-Re- gional, 1,2,4; All- State Alternate, 4; Most Handsome Nom- inee, 4; Class Officer, 1; Football, 1-4; All- District, 4; Track, 3; Basketball, 1-4. CONNIE FIRESTONE Choir, 1-2; F. T.A. , 2,4. Seniors: On Their Way JAMES FOUNTAIN F. F. A. , 3; Choir, 4; F. H. A. Beau, 4; Junior Favorite; Senior Play; Foot- ball, 1-4; Honorable Men- tion; All-Regional; Track, 2, 3; Shotput. PAUL FREDERICK F.-F. A. , 1-3; Parliamen- tary Procedure Team; Latin Club, 3; Choir, 3,4; Football, 1; Senior Play; Basketball, 1,2. GEORGIA GILES RONNIE GOOD F. F. A. , 1; F.T.A. , 4; Treasurer; Latin Club, 3-4; Most Handsome Nominee, 4; Football, 2-4; Captain, 4; Basketball, 2,3; Track, 1-4. iUmM CINDY GRUBER BRENDA GUFFEY Student Council, 1; F. T.A. , 1-4; Histor- ian, 4; F. H. A. , 1-4; Secretary, 4; Quill and Scroll, 3,4; President, 4; Librarian, 2, 3,4; Senior Play; Basketball, 1-4. ' MELVIN GUNNELS GERALD HALL GRACE HARDY Band, 1-4; Pep Band, 3,4; Choir, 1-4; F. H.A. , 1- 3; Song Leader, 2; Vice-Presi- dent, 3. JAMES HATHORN Band, 1; Latin Club, 3,4. PAUL HAYWOOD Band, 1-4; Stage Band, 1-4; Choir, 1-3; All-Regional, 1-3; All-State, 3; Most Talented Boy, 3; Basketball, 1-4; Tri-Cap- tain, 4; Track, 1. ROY HEADLEE Band, 1-4; Outstanding Achievement Award, 2; Choir, 1; F. T.A. , 2-4; President, 4; Spanish Club, l;.Pep Band, 2-4; Stage Band, 2,3. WEBER HELFENBEIN JUDY HENDERSON Student Council, 4; F.T.A.. Choir, 1; F.H.A., 2-4. 1; Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1; Track, 1. DANNY JACKSON Transfer Student; Spanish Club, 2-3; Camera Club, 3. PAT JOHNSON Choir, 1-4; F.H.A., 1-4; F.T.A., 3-4; Speech Club, 1-2; Latin Club, 2; Debate, 1; Science Award, 1-2. r SAM HERGERT Band, 1-4; All-Regional, 3; Trombone Quartet, 2-4; Stage Band, 2-4; Pep-Band, 1-4; Student Council, 2; F.T.A., 2-4; Mr. F.T.A., 4; Speech Club, 2-3; Presi- dent, 3; N.H.S., 3-4; Tennis; District Champion; Class Officer, 2-4; Ex- temporaneous Speaking, 2-3; Senior Play. DWIGHT INMAN Transfer Student; F.F.A., 2-3. Seniors: Making Decisions BOB JOHNSON Band, 1-4; Stage Band, 2- 4; Trombone Quartet, 2-4; Choir, 1-4; All-Regional, 3-4; Manager, 3; President, 4; Class Officer, 2-3; Latin Club, 3; N.H.S. , 3-4. SHARON JONES Choir, 1; Speech Club; Librarian; Senior Play; F.H.A., 2-4; Song Leader, 4; Basketball, 1-4. CHARLES KELLY Band, 1-4; Student Council, 2-4; Vice- President, 3; President, 4; F.F.A., 1-3; F.T.A., 4; N.H.S,, 2-4; Vice-President, 4; Senior Play; Best All Around Boy, 4; Most Likely to Succeed, 4; Class Officer, 1,3; Who ' s Who, 2; Football, 1-4; All-District; Basketball, 1-3; Track, 1-3. KAREN KELTNER Choir, 1-4; F.H.A., 2; Library; Bookclub; Interscholastic League Spelling Contest. MIKE KEY Band, 1-4; President, 4; Most Progressive Member, 3; Stage Band, 3,4; Pep Band, 2-4. SUSAN LAUTERBACH Transfer Student; Choir, 4; Speech, 2. CAROLYN LEIGHNOR Band, 2-4; Pep Band, 2-4; Choir, 1-4; All-Regional, 1; F.T.A., 3,4; F.H.A., 1-3; Office Worker, 4. MARILYN LEWIS Choir, 1-3; F.H.A,, 1-4; Reporter, 4. SUE LOFLAND Band, 1; F.H.A. , 2; F.T.A., 1,2; Latin Club; Speech Club. BOB LUTHI Choir, 1,2; F.F.A. 2.3. CHARLOTTE McDANIELS Band, 1; F.H.A., 4; F.T.A., 3,4; Science Club 2; Speech Club. 2. ARLIA McILVAIN Band, 1-4; Pep Band, 2-4; F.H.A., 1,2.4: Officer, 4 Spanish Club, 1,4. MIKE McLAIN Choir, 1-4; Manager, 4; All-Regional, 1,2,4; Student Council, 4; Camera Club, 3; Football. 1,2,4. TOMMY McLARTY Band, 1-4; Football, 1- Basketball, 1-3. Seniors: Absorbed in SUE MALANEY Band, 1-4; Choir, 3.4; F.T.A., 2-4; Most Athletic Girl, 4; Senior Play; Basket- ball, 1-4; Tri-Captain, 4; Tennis, 2-4. KAREN MONTGOMERY Band, 1-4; All-Regional, 3.4; Pep Band, 2-4; Choir, 1-4; Section Leader, 4; Accompanist, 4; F.H.A., 1-4; Parliamentarian, 4; F.T.A., 3,4; Annual Staff, 4. KELLY MORRIS Bd., 1-4; Sec, 4; Sweetheart Nom., 4;Twirler, 1-4; H. Twir- ler, 4; Stu. Coun,. 1,2,4; F.H.A. , 2; F.T.A.. 2-4; Rep., 3; Fb. Queen Nom.. 2; Speech CI., 3; 1400 CI., 3; Sp. CI., 1; El Sombrero Ed. , 4; Quill and Scroll, 3.4; Of., 4; Sr. Play. SHARON MORGAN Band, 1,2; Pep Band, 1,2. 102 RITA MYERS Choir, 1;F.H,A,, 1-3; Pub- licity Manager, 3;F.T,A., 4; El Sombrero Staff, 3,4, Circulation Manager, 4; First Place District Writing Contest, 3; 1400 Club, 4. Their Studies CAROL NEWCOMB Choir, 3,4; Concert Choir Secretary, 4; F.H.A., 1-4; F.T.A,, 1-4; Speech Club, 2-4; Camera Club, 3,4; Secretary, 4; Basketball, 2, 4; Manager, 4; Senior Play. BARBARA NEWMAN Band, 1-4; Concert Master, 3,4; Student Director, 4; Pep Band, 1-4; Stage Band, 2-4; Sweetheart Nominee, 4; All Regional, 1-4; Choir, 2-4; All Regional, 4; Student Council, 3;F.H.A., 3,4; F.T.A. , 2-4;N.H.S., 2-4; Treasurer, 4; Who ' s Who, 4; Best Citizen, 4; Editor of ' 63 Ranger; Spanish Club, 1,2; Senior Play; Most Talented Girl, 4; Basketball, 1; Quill and Scroll, 3,4; Secretary, 4; Interscholastic Typing Con- test, 3. TERESA ODOM Transfer Student; Choir, 3,4; Historian, 4; Student Council, 1; F.T.A., 3,4; State Con- vention, 3; Latin Club, 1-2; President, Sweetheart; Class Officer, 1,2,4; Ken Club, 2; Regional Science Fair, 1,2; Math Club. 1; Best All Round Girl, 4; Who ' s Who, 4; 90 Club, 1; Thespians, 1; Annual Staff, 1; Girls ' State, 3. TRUCY OLQUIN Choir, 1,2; F.H.A., 1-4; F.T.A., 4; Spanish Club, 1,4. CHERYL PALMER Band, 1-4; Choir, 1;F.H.A., 1-3; F.T.A., 3,4; Latin Club, 3; Speech Club, 3,4; Interscholastic League Typing Contest, 2; Pep Band, 3,4; Librarian, 4. GARRY PARVIN Football, 1-4; Lettered, 4. 103 JANIS PEARSON Band, 1-4; Pep Band; Sweetheart Nominee, 4; Choir, 3; Student Council, 3; F. H. A. , 3,4; F. T. A. , 2-4; N.H.S. , 3,4; Spanish Club, 1,2; Basketball, 1-4; Tri-Captain, 4. JERRY PHILIPP Band, 1-4; F. F. A. , 1-4; Judging Teams, 1-4; Outstanding Member, 3; State Farmer, 3, President, 3,4. LEOLA PHILLIPS Band, 1-4; Pep Band, 3,4; Choir, 1; El Sombrero Staff, 3; Ranger Annual Staff, 4; Speech Club, 2. DALE FLETCHER Transfer Student; Choir, 4; Key Club; Span- ish Club; Basketball, 3,4; Track, 1-3; Dis- trict Winner, 1. BILL FLETCHER Choir, 1; F. F. A. , 1-4; F. T. A. , 3; Football, 2,3; Track, 1-3. MARIANNE POOL Band, 1-4; Choir, 1,3,4; All -Regional, 1; F, T. A. , 3,4; F.H.A. , 2-4, Treas- urer, 3; Speech Club; Debate, 2; Science Fair, 2. POLLY REEVES Choir, 3; F.H.A. , 1, Basketball, 1,2,4. JOAN REISWIG Band, 1-4; Twirler, 1-3; Drum Majorette, 4; Sweet- heart Nominee, 4; Stu- dent Council, 3,4, Secre- tary, 4; F. T. A. , 2-4, Secretary, 4; F. F. A. Sweetheart, 4; Football Queen, 4; Class Treasurer, 4; Most Beautiful Nominee, 3,4; Class Favorite, 3; Basketball, 1-4; Tri-Cap- tain, 4. EDDIE ROBERSON DARWIN RUSSELL LOU CAROL SAIED Band. 1-4; T wirier, 3,4; Choir, 1; F.H.A. , 2-4, Treasurer, 4; F. T. A. , 3; Band Sweetheart Nom- inee, 4; Most Beautiful, 3; Nominee, 4; F. F. A. Sweetheart, 3; Senior Play; Speech Club; 1400 Club; Pep Band; Basket- ball, 1. Seniors: All for Love CHARLOTTE SANDERS Transfer Student; Student Council, 1; F.H.A. , 1,2; Historian, Vice-President; Annual Staff, 3, 4; Librar- ian, 3,4; Tennis, 3.4; Courteous Student, 1. SCOTT SANFORD Band, 1-4; All -Regional, 1-4; Most Outstanding Member, 4; N.H.S., 2-4, President, 4; Senior Play; Football, 1-4; Track, 1-4; Stage Band, 2-4. CONNIE SCHLUETTER BILL SHIPMAN Band, 1-4, Reporter, 3; Stage Band, 1-4; Pep Band; Trombone Quartet, 3,4; All -Regional, 3; Speech Club, Vice-President, 3; Latin Club, 3,4; 1400 Club; N.H.S. , 3,4; Senior Play. JIMMY SICKLER Transfer Student; R. O. T. C. 2; Rifle Metal, Officer. JACKIE SIMMONS Band, 1-4; F. F. A. , 1,2; Class Favorite, 2; Junior Best Citizen Boy, 3; Sen- ior Play; N.H.S., 2-4; Football, 1-4; Track. BYRON SIMPSON Band, 1-4; Choir, 4; Stu- dent Council, 1,2,4; F. T. A. , 3,4; Jvlost Hand- some Nominee, 4; Wittiest Boy, 4; Mr. P.H.S. , 4; Football, 1-4; Tri -Cap- tain, 4; Track. Seniors: Displaying . . . as they rehearse their Senior Play, The Night of January Sixteenth, which was presented February 22 and 23. GALEN SALUGHTER ROBERT SMITH F.F. A. , 1-3; Football, 1- Band, 1-4; Stage Band; Pep 4; Track. Band; F.T. A. , 4; Track; Camera Club; Key Club. KmssTTxwn STANLEY SMITH Camera Club, 3,4. ELAINE SULLINS Choir, 1-4; F.H.A. , 2.3; F.T. A., 1. DAN TARBOX Choir, 1-4; Outstanding Boy, 2; Section Leader, 2- 4; Madrigal, 2; All-Region- al, 1-4; All-State Alter- nate, 2; All-State, 3; Solo Contest, 1-4; N.H.S. , 2- 4; Senior Play; Football, 1-4; Track; Interscholastic Typing Contest, 1. Their Talents DANNY THURMAN F, F. A. , 1-4, Reporter, 3; All -State Farmer, 3, Sec- retary, 4; Class Favorite, 4; Senior Play; Friendliest Boy, 4; Speech Club, 3, 4; 1400 Club, 4. HAROLD TREW Band, 1-4; Pep Band; F. T. A. , 4; Scrapbook Committee; Spanish Club, 2. and as they perform in band. DONNA WANHALA Transfer Student; Choir; Pep Club. HEATHER WEST Choir, 1-4; Librarian, 4; F. H. A. , 1-4, Treasurer, 3, President, 3; Home Ec. Award, 2; F. T. A. , 2-4; N.H.S. , 3,4; Speech Club; Citizenship Award, 1. ARLA WILLIAMS Choir, 1-4, Secretary, 4; Sweetheart Nominee, 4; F. H. A. , 1-4; F. T.A., 3. 4; Friendliest Girl, 4; Class Favorite, 4; El Som- brero Staff, 4; Speech Club; Senior Play; 1400 Club. REBECCA WITT F. H. A. , 2-4; Hostess, 3, President, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Library; Spanish Club, 1,2; Quill and Scroll, 4; Girls ' Basketball Man- ager, 4. KENNETH WOOSTER Choir, 1-3; F. F. A., 1-4, Vice-President; Sentinel; Livestock Production Award; Camera Club, 2-4, Vice-President. PAULA WRIGHT Choir, 1-4; Sweetheart Nominee, 4; Student Coun- cil, 2; F. H. A. , 1-4; His- torian, 3; F.T. A. , 2-4; N.H.S. , 2-4; Office. 2, 3; Library, 4; Cheerleader, 3,4; Head -Cheerleader, 4; Class Favorite, 2; Friend- liest Girl, 3; Who ' s Who. 3; Foot all Queen Candi- date, 4; Most Beautiful Nominee, 4; Miss P. H. S. , 4; Senior Play. ROGER WRIGHT Choir, 3,4; F. F. A. , 2,3; F. T. A. , 1; Most Athletic Boy, 4; Most Handsome Nominee, 4; Football, 1- 4; Honorable Mention; All -District; Basketball, 1-4; Tri-Captain, 4; Track, 1-4; All -District. SHEILA WYLIE Choir, 1; F.H. A. , 1-4; F.T. A. , 3,4; Football Queen Nominee, 3; 1400 Club; Speech Club; An- nual Staff, 1; Band Librar- ian, 4; Senior Play; Bas- ketball, 1-4. Senior Class Sponsors 108 Our graduating year could not have been complete without the help and guidance of our class sponsors. Mrs. McLain ' s supervision over our Senior Play, Mrs. Love ' s preparing us for college, Mrs. Champion ' s work in ordering invitations and gowns, and Mr. McPherson ' s, Mr. Butefish ' s, and Mr. Fitzhugh ' s help in carrying out our Senior Day Trip and other Senior activi- ties - these have made our last year in high school a success; and the class of 1963 says, Thank you. Seniors Embarked upon their final year Attained knowledge Participated in activities Graduated , f A -- -Z Zr A Junior Class Officers PRESIDENT: Mike Powell VICE-PRESIDENT: Jim Anderson SECRETARY: Peggy Barnett TREASURER: Mary Cec Leight Juniors: Ann Holmes Susie Holt Judy Hooper Bob Hopper Working Intently Miss Handy explains an assignment to attentive Junior boys. Diana Jackson Kay Judice Harlan Keltner Larry Kerns Martin Kershman Jerry Kile Barbara Kiser Bobbie Kite Tandy LaMaster Karen Lewis Kenneth Limbocker Delores LoUer Jerry McCaskill Sammy Land Cecilia Leicht Harvey Leighnor 113 Bob McCutcheon Larry McEntire Cliff McGarraugh Sandra McGowan Randall McLain Carolyn McNabb Jean McNicol Mary Jane Macias Beverly Martin Nina Matthews Ronald Maxey Billy Miller Judy Miller Let ' s all Juniors: Participating Gary Newcomb Bill Newman Raymond O ' Brien Sandra Parvin 114 Gary Peterson Johnny Plowman Barbara Plunkett Eugene Pounds Mike Powell Rita Queener Judith Reimer Eleanor Reiswig lfe i ° ' li Richard Renick Sue SchoUenbarger Pam Schroeder vote for Juniors . Kenneth Schwalk Rusty Scott Sharon Scott in School Elections Larry Skinner Jerry Slaton Linda Smith James Snow Frank Stamps 115 Donald Standish Roy Lynn StoUings Paula Sunerfield Prescilla Swink Juniors: Taking Responsibility Junior, Linda Smith, takes on the responsi- bility of the business for the annual. Johnny Tate Perry Thompson Vivian Trew Phillip Turner April Voiles Lynn Wall Jerrie Wallace Cynthia Waller Kenny Watkins Mary Watson Mike Waybright Don Williams Glenda Williams Terry Woodruff Janis Yarbrough Jerry Boren Debi Hudson Leonard Holt Georgia Schneeman Kenneth Schwalk ■ jg-v HH B Hio 1 HHH 1 H H ) j. ii i 3B i B l m Juniors are coached onward to higher goals. Juniors: Onward, Upward, Ever Forward Juniors are active spirit raisers. Juniors look forward to high honors. 117 Miss Branscomb, Miss McAninch, Miss Justiss, Mr. Holloway, Mr. Miller, Mr. Shaefer, and Miss Handy have served as the sponsors of the Junior class of 1962-63. They have been a great help to the class in all their projects. Juniors will do anything to sell their products. Juniors take an active part in Perryton High School athletics. Gary looks on as others study. Juniors Juniors, in anticipation of moving up to a greater year as Seniors, make the best of all the activities they participate in during their year as the Juniors of Perryton High School. Raising money, helping in elections, think- ing, entertaining, and being entertained are a few of the various activities the Junior class, as a whole, have enjoyed. Jimmy, Bob, and Jack take a chance at the refreshment table. Dobie GilUs at P. H. S. ?? Stuffing the ballot box is illegal, Kay. Half-time refreshments are provided by the Junior class. Juniors presented their play, Twist Around the Clock, which was com- posed by the members of the cast. Caroline at the White House??? 19 Sophomore Class Officers PRESIDENT: Kengle Pearson VICE-PRESIDENT: Bob Boxwell SECRETARY: Reta Armstrong TREASURER: Jane Pletcher REPORTER: Kelly Wolfe 120 Sophomores: Behind Everything — Mayme Balenseifen Danny Barclay Leona Barlow- Karen Barnard Mike Black Mike Blank Robert Boren Wilyn Bosserman Karen Bowman Bob Boxwell Ann Brittain Dorinda Brown Jimmy Brown Kay Brown Peggy Bryan Richard Burger Freddie Adcock Wayne Agee Joan Alexander Charles Amrine Pat Armstrong Reta Armstrong Charles Atchison Deann Atkinson Donna Ballenger 121 Sophomores: Working Tommy Butler Bobby Callahan Chyile Carter Jimmy Carter Weldon Cawyer Jan Clark Phyllis Daley Karen Devers Steve Dunkle Betty Eisenman Barbara Evans Jeanette Felix 122 Ronald McDaniel Dorthy McGarraugh Edward McGarraugh Cheryl McLain Marsha McLain Mike McLarty Diane Malaney Janice Marr Gaylene Martin Patricia Maxwell Frankie Medicine Bird Lesko Mills Gil Mize James Mooneyham James Moore Sophomores: Studying? Gene Moritzky Sue Moulton Carol Munger Adele Murphy Dick Murry Millye Neas Nancy Neufeld Kenny Norris Mike O ' Brien Mary O ' Dell 125 Sophomores: Participating Kengle Pearson Jan Pendergrass Ronnie Pierce Jane Pletcher Judy Posey Tommy Powell Cheri Puis Budge Rawlins Deborah Riley Bert Riley Don Savage Janice Schwalk Nancy Schwind Buck Scroggs Terry Shackleford Kay Shapley Richard Sharp Mary Shultz Connie Smith Reba Smith 126 Ln School Activities Wayne Spence Linda Stamps Vicki St. Aubyn Maxine Stephenson Jean Stumpf Don Swiers Kenneth Sykes Peggy Sykes Pam Tate Patti Tate Marquette Upham Sheryl Voorhees Marsha Waide Darnell Walker Nancy Walker Jane Webb Pat Webb Leslie Weis Robin West Wiley Wheeler 127 Sophomores: Mastering New Skills Louise White Horse Glenda Wiebe Lou Wieland Paul Wilkerson Janet Williams Diane Withee o o , - r. Leslie Witt Kim Winkler Arnold Wood Grace Woods Kelly Wolff June Wylie John Zachary Chester Dougherty Johnny Gillum Deneane Krebs Stella McDonald Carla Maddox Linda Mitchell Ronny Smith 128 Sophomores do their duty by voting in school elections. Pam and Janet stick together and stay in step. Aren ' t the Sophomores industri- ous? We, the Sophomore class of 1962-63, would like to express our appreci- ation to our fine class sponsors, Mrs. Scott, Miss Phipps, Mr. Fiskin, Mr. Lanham, and Mr. Lee, who gave their time and help to all of us through- out our first year in high school. Be patient, Sophomores. Someday you too will wear the cherished Senior ring. Sophomores are escorted around the campus of P.H.S. 129 Sophomores Sophomores listen itently as Miss McAninch gives instructions. We actually caught Weldon in a serious moment. Leslie and Bobby prove to them- selves that work can be fun. Sophomores participate in many school activities throughout the year. Among these activities are basketball, band, shop, socials, and other activities that make up a successful year in school. One can readily see that this year, their first in P. H. S. , will be remembered as one of the most successful. Sophomore queens and their escorts live it up at the homecoming dance. There ' s nothing like a good sucker at the cold football games. Classes didn ' t phase the sophomores as they joyfully boosted Ranger spirit with their hand-made hex hats. Anxiously waiting in line for theii dinner, Sophomores chat about th day ' s activities. 130 Junior High 131 Dale Parvin, Assistant Perryton Junior High School principal, is serving his fourth year in the Perryton Schools. He believes that Perryton has the best school system he has ever seen, and the student body, faculty, and school spirit is outstanding. Mr. Parvin received his M. E. from West Texas State College. Mrs. Sue Morgan serves as secretary to both Mr. Champion and Mr. Parvin. Her work is invaluable to the school. Joe Champion, Perryton Junior High School principal, states that he is working in the finest school system of which he has ever been a part. Mr. Champion received his B. A. from Trinity University, and his M. E. from West Texas State Colleges. Mr. Champion has served us well and will long be remembered. 132 Junior High Faculty JAMES REID, B.S. , West Texas, Driver ' s Ed., 6th P,E., Athletic Coach DUANE MOUNTS , LA JUANA JERRY DOROTHY B.S., Texas Tech, JACKSON, BLASINGAME, DUNKLE.B.A 7th and 8th Health B.S., Texas Tech, B.S. , Central W.T., B.S,, and Science 6th Health and Missouri State, North Texas, Jr. Science, Girls ' P.E. Shop, Geography High Librarian Hard work and concentration are the essential lessons being learned by these students. DRUSILLA HUSTON, B.S. , P.A.M.C., 6th and 7th Arithmetic MARTHA THOMAS, B.S. , T.W.U., M.A., University of Den- ver, 6th English JOHN KLENTOS , B.B.A., O.U., 6th Social Studies OGDEN WILSON. B.A.. WTSC, Algebra, Arith- metic LEON FARLEY, B. A. , M.ED. , ECSC, Alva, Okla. Social Science and Geography WILLIAM BUCHANAN, B.S. , T.U. , Social Studies 6-8 DORIS GRINER, B.A. , ECSC, Alva, 8th English AERIELPRUITT, B.S,, ETSC, M. of ED., T.U. General Science 133 Junior High Faculty ALICE JARVIS B. A. , P. A. M. C. 8th and 9th Language Arts C. F. JACKSON B. S. , Texas Tech, Coach, Social Studies LOIS THURMAN B. A. , P. A. M, C. 9th English ORVILLE WESTBROOK B. S. , E. C. S. C. , Alva, Okla. , 7th and 8th Math FRED ZACHARY B. A. , Okla. , Central, M, A. , Western State, 8th Math TOM KNIGHTON B. S. , West Texas, Band, High School Stage Band BILL BRATTEN B. S. , North Texas, Math and Health, 6th P. E. , 5-9 ADRIAN KERNS M. S. , P, A. M. C. , 6th Arithmetic PAT EASTUP B. S. , North Texas, Language Arts, 7th MYRNA BELL B. F, A. , University of Texas, Art, 7, 8, and 9th WAYNE PIERCE GEORGE MATHER CLIFFORD EVELINE RONNIE WAIDE B. S. , East Cennal, B, A. of Music, MANNING KENNEDY B. S. , T. U. , Boys P. E. Coach, M. A. of Education B. B. A. , Hardin B, S. , O. S. U. , General Science Driver ' s Ed. North Texas, Choir Simmons, Social Studies, Coach Home Economics 134 Junior High Faculty LOUIS HARRIS B. Music Ed. , T. C.U. , 5, 6, 7th Choir JEAN CARTER B. A. , North Texas State, Language Arts, 6th ELIZABETH FAGG B. A. , Texas Tech, Language Arts PHYLLIS ADAMS B. A. , East Cen- tral State College, Language Art GENE McCLAIN B. A. , East Cen- tral College, Language Arts, 6th, 7th Mrs. Leon Bell teaches her pupils the fundamentals of art during her classes. H. B, BYERLET B. A. , New Mexico State, Coach and General Math EVELYN GRAND ALL B. S. , Social Studies, P. A. M. C. , Social Studies and Language Arts JOHN KLENTOS B. B. S. , Oklahoma University, Social Studies. BOYCE SCOTT B, S. , M. Ed. , Texas Wesleyan College, Typing 10 GRACE PYLES R. N. , Plainview School of Nuring, School Nurse 135 Orville Allen Mickey Armstrong Katherine Barclay Beverly Barnes Todd Bennett Danny Bishop Joe Bishop Sherry Bond Barbara Brandt Robert Branum Topsy Brownlee Zaffrin Brownlee Shara Bruce Linda Bucher Sharon Bull Larry Burger Chris Byerley Ronda Cain Pal Campbell Harold Carnes Sharon Carpenter Jerry Clark Sue Clifton Mary Collingsworth Deanna Cook Harley Cornelsen Donna Cosner Tom Coulter Sue Cox Bill Crouch Ninth Grade 136 Kenneth Deike Jackie Cunningham Mike Darnell Terry Darrow Karen Drake Linda Ellis Katy Firestone Judy Fleming Donna Fox Cheryl Frantz Mike Frassier Shermalee Fulton Ronnie Gee Sandra Gidley Judy Gilbert Gilda Gilstrap Kay Good Butch Hargrove Larry Heaton Jerry Helfenbein Ninth Grade Linda Good • Peggy Gray Sheila Hafer Joe Ray Halsey Howard Hamaker Pat Haney 137 Billiev Henderson Cheryl Henderson Sue Johnson Pat Johnston Donna Jones Darrell Henson Nancy Henson Terry Hoggatt Dwayne Hogue Jimmy Hood Dean Horn Norma Hubbard Rick Huston 1 Linda Ingram Suzanne Jackson Linda Jones Sammy Judice Karen Kenny Jack Kile Mary Jewell Lynn Johnson Steve Johnson Fred Koehn Walter LaMaster Shelia Lamb Laura Lauterback Stan Linquist Carolyn Loyd Cathy Luhman Donna McCoy 138 Ninth Grade Pat McLarty Donna McMillian Kathy McNabb Steve McNicol Carol McDaniel Scott McGarraugh Jim McLarty Mike Malone Lee Manross Billy Matthews Romie Maxey Crystal Maxwell Sherry Merkel D. Allen Miller Gray Miller Tony Miller Mike Mitchell Kathryn Mitchell Mike Moore Bill Morris Sheryl Morris Jimmy Penner George Philley Marilyn Philley Ninth Grade 139 Robb Redelsperger Russ Pierson Jerry Price Danie Proctor Linda Roberson Starr Russell Ben Saied Linda Sanders Sally Sanford Sue Ann Savage Jerry Scott Mickey Settles Julie Sharpless Donna Shaw Robert Sickler Sherry Slack Brenda Scapes Connie Spady Bill Tandy Leonard Taylor Cynthia Thomas Buddie Stewart Kay Stockton Linda Stone Pam Sutterfield Norma Swinney Ann Symons 140 Ninth Grade Gary Thomas Harold Thomas Norma Thomas Billie Thompson Tim Tregellas Mike Watson Harland Weis Linda Wiley Darrell Wilson Teresa Wright Ray Saulsbury The officers of the freshman were elected during a special class meeting. Lynn Johnson was chosen to serve the class as its president. Darrell Johnson was elected as the vice-president. Sally Sanford served as the secretary-treasurer of the class. Left to right: Darrell Johnson, president; Sally Sanford, secretary-treasurer; Darrell Hen- son, vice-president. Ninth Grade 141 Eighth Grade Jean A gee Mary Ahrend Sandra Allen Susan Allen Rebecca Anderson Carolyn Aylor Jimmy Bailey Danny Barker Janna Ballard D. C. Barlow Bobby Barnes Carla Barrett Jody Bennett Sue Benett Richard Blodgett Barbara Blurton Joe Brillhart Randy Brillhart Rosaland Brillhart Sharon Brock Myra Brooks Carol Brown Melinda Brown Don Burris Bruce Burril Bill Caldwell Terry Cannon Steve Carpenter John Champion Sharon Chastain Dwayne Click Johnny Cole David Collins Bonita Coon Jimmy Cornsilk Jeannie Correll 142 Eighth Grade Sue Coury Senda Daily Danny DeArmand Janice Deike Randy Dieball Donnie Dodd Eddie Doiel Nancy Douthit Anita Dunlap Tommy Dunsworth Terry Durass Marie Engle Rickey Eudy Bobby Evans Cynthia Ferguson Mary Sue Flemmons Nayoma Frantz Janice Frederick Brenda Greenfield Susan Griffith Kent Gruber Sandra Haggarty Cathy Hampton Beverly Harmon Linda Hanson Sherry Hanson Jack Harper Steve Harrison Jessie Hart Sherri Harton Barbara Hayden Mary Heaton Roger Helker Ben Henson Phillip Henson Bob Herrington 143 Eighth Grade Ozella Hogue Pam Holcombe Roy Lenn Holmes Christy Holt Betsy Hooper Elaine Hooselton Larry Jines Don Jones Carol Kelly Judy Keltner Rennie Kile Virginia Kiser Craig Lawrence Gary Lockwood Anthony Looney Sue Lossie Danny Luthi Billy Lynch Kay McCalib Ken McClellan Linda McGarraugh Glenn McLain Charles McLarty Doyce Mallet Linda Margraves Shirley Marlar Judy Matthews Linda Miller Jacquelene Mills Beverly Mitchell Lois Mitchell Vera Molsbee Tana Monroe Janice Morphis James Mosier Jerry Mounts 144 Eighth Grade Dale Moyer Doris Myers Carlass Nelson Carol Newton Thelma Nowlin Robert Overton Gerald Pation Bob Pearson Hotchie Phillips Ronald Plunkett Connie Presley Larry Presley Kathy Price Duane Pshigoda Edward Pshigoda Bobby Ragan Beverly Rector Sherill Revert Jan Rhodes Donna Ross Al Rupprecht Steve Sanford Wanda Savage Sharon Saylor David Schwind Anita Settles Rusty Shinn Joyce Sims Linda Sims Sherry Smith Tommy Snow Harold Spadey Lynn Sterling Bill Sterling Dorthy Stroud 145 Eighth Grade Thelma Stroud Judith Swink Kay Symons Brenda Taylor Linda Taylor Ray Thomas Cass Thompson David Thredgill Karen Thurman Judy Tilley June Trask Nancy Walker Kenneth Webster Phyllis Whiteshield Linda Williams Lynne Williams Jim Wilson Ronnie Wilson 4 Lonny York Barbara Zink Eddie Woodward Gloria Woods Stanley Wright Jo Ann Yara Kathy Yarbrough Diane York 146 Eighth grade P. E. is full of GOODIES? Ninth Grade Eighth Grade The library is the source of much of the knowledge learned by these students. Three freshmen read their baro- meters in general science. Freshmen learn the fundamentals of typing. Junior high students learn more about the solar system in their science classes. 147 James Clarady Diana Clements Vicki Clements Patsy Clift Bobby Agee Barry Alexander Jeanie Alexander Randy Allen Charles Allison Scott Archer Kenneth Arnett Kenneth Back Sandra Barclay Veta Barlow Jackie Barnes Johnnie Barnes Judy Battin Barney Beesley Wesley Belew Gordon Benson Linda Bohannon Darrell Bohn Eddie Bond Tri Bosserman Don Bray Kristy Brown Mike Brown Susie Brown Jackie Bryan Jerry Bryan Amanda Burge Ronnie Burger Darla Burkhalter Daryl Burney Jene Busch Charles Callahan Obie Callahan Terry Carpentar Charles Chance Donald Chastain Seventh Grade 148 Genabeth Clifton Bob Cottrill Larry Cornsilk Elaine Cox Lydia Crist Billy Croley Julie Cunningham Allan Cutcher Linda Daniels Bennett Darnell Larry Davis Danny Day Yvonne Deal Mike Devers Gary Doiel Mary Dunsworth Ronnie Eakins David Eudy Doyal Felix Rodney Ferguson Susan Fike Lois Firmin Sammy Fountain Billy Fox Stanley Freeman Danny Fulton Johnny Gage Russell Garvin Rickie Gheen Dennis Gibson Steve Giles Bobby Githens Robert Glassey Judy Glover Joann Good Karen Good r-, 1 Cheryl Gorman OeVenth Mmy Graham Derald Gray 149 Mervina LittleHawk Diane Livingston Kip Lofland Perry Logan Jerry Green Linda Green Deetha Grimes Sherry Grlner Carol Gunnels Linda Hafer James Haggarty Jerry Hall Mike Haney Billy Hanson Donna Hardy Larry Hardy Voncille Hardy Mike Hargrove Shirley Hargrove Carolyn Harlan Brenda Harper Jackie Hart Kathy Henson Jimmie Huber Benny Jackson Donna Jackson Chester Jackson Lanny Jines Schenena Jones Debbie Kile Margaret King Randy Koehn Karl Kutch Lanny Kyle James Lamb Judy LaRue Merryl Leatherman Jan Lee Katrina Lilly Bobby Limbocker Seventh Grade 150 Amelia Lovett C arolyn McCartney Billie McClung Robert McCoy Deborah McCurdy Billy McDaniel James McDaniel Zack McKinley Kenneth McNabb Debye Malaney Elizabeth Manasco Connie Masters David Merkel Jerry Merrick Buddy Miller Jan Miller Elbert Mills Joe Mitchell Jed Monroe Kathy Moore Philip Morgan Herschell Mosier Marcia Mounts Ramona Moulton Mary Newman Barbara Ohmes Christopher Ohmes Rickie Oquin Deanie Ortega Jerry Overby Boyce Overton Lyndon Overton Priscilla Padgett Karen Palmer Ronny Passons Diana Pernod Seventh Grade Linda Philley Jimmy Phillips Steve Phillips Zelma Pierson 151 Carol Plowman Gary Posey Tom Poston Steve Puis Craig Ragsdale Joe Randolph Bobby Rawson Maria Redelsperger Connie Reimer Mike Replogle Tommy Rickard Larry Roberts Jeff Robinson Benny Rupprecht Danneal Russell Rlckie Russell Patti Saied Cal Schroeder Garry Schwalk Larry Schwalk Margaret Scott Kenda Seaman Mary Sears Charles Shockley Paul Skinner Charlotte Smith Larry Smith Robert Smith Pat Snow Richard St. Aubyn P. D. Stone Darrell Stroud Janice Stumpf Jimmy Stwalley Nell Sunday Larry Swink Seventh Grade 152 Donnie Thompson Richard Thompson Rodney Thompson Randall Thompson Elaine Threadgill Linda Throckmorton Donna Thurman Wayland Thurman Robbie Tilley Barrel Tinney Terry Trosper Joe Thurman Randy Tucker Wayne Turner Glynda Vandergriff Danny Wade A. J. Ward Kenny Warren Thelma Waybright Gretchen West Delores Whaley Joe Whitebuffalo Dee Whitehead Sterling Whitehorse Clifton Willeford Walter Willeford Don Williams Sharon Williams Cora Bell Wilson Donna Wilson Michele Wilson Nancy Wilson Johnny Wood Elaine Woodward Joanny Woody Marion Woods Robbie Workman beVenth Carol Wrlght Linda Yost Grade 153 Sherron Baumann Jimmy Beesley Dave Bell Corliss Bennett Deana Bennett Carolyn Ahrend Debra Allen Kay Lou Allen Carolyn Anderson Lorie Anderson Jerrell Arnett Charles Arnold Oscar Aylor Phyllis Baker Phyllis Baker Terry Balzer Richard Barker Sixth Grade Kathy Branscum Sue Briggs Bill Brittain Portia Brown Elizabeth Brownlee Betty Bucher Jimmy Bucher Don Burrell Susan Byerly Larry Cain Judy Callahan Wesley Casey Judy Castle John C aylor Kathryn Chance Gayla Childress Carol Conner Debbie Dieball Nancy Doiel Scott Doores Patsy Doughtery David Dunkle Shirley Conner Roslta Coon Sandra Crouch Terry Crum Dennis Cudd Robert Culwell Carolyn Cunningham Brodie Daniel Janie Daves Carol Ann Davis Doug Davis Bill Dieball Sixth Grade Pat Frasier Sandra Garrard Bill Gilbert Paul Giles Shirley Graham Sharion Gray Donnie Green Mike Green Mike Greenfield Deloy Grimes Lloyd Gunter Claude Hamel 155 Steve Hanson Mike Hargraves Lloyd Harris Carolyn Harrold Dale Harrold Tommy Hart Carolyn Hayden Mary Head Juliana Healey Daniel Helker Reva Henderson Roberta Henderson Danny Harrington Rita Hill Randy Hinds Bruce Holmes Bob Howard Sixth Grade Shirley Kizziar Odis Kizziar Deborah Knust Janet Land Billy Larkerbrink John Lilly Bobby Lockwood Ben Love Edward Lovett Diana McCartney Cheryle McClenny Carma McCormick 156 David Jackson Steve Johnson Cathy Kelly Kenny Kelly Janey King Eldon Matthews Peggy Matthews Judy Mays Mary Merrick Henry Miller Jackie McDaniels Jack McKee John McLarty Vickie McNeal Rick McPherson Richard McWhorter Gary Maddox Wayne Manasco Robert Maples Kenny Marlar David Martin Donna Matheson Chuck Neas Guinn Newman Marsha Newton Delene Newton Billy Nowlin Fred Pack Charles Parrish Jerry Parvin Olive Peak Cassie Pearson Rickie Pettit Sharon Philley Ralph Phillips Roland Phillips David Pierson Mickey Piersall Lance Pool Jim Powell Tanis Price Donnie Pshigoda Vernon Pshigoda Debye Putman H. L. Ratcliff Delia Read La Johnna Red Donald Reese Edward Richardson Rickey Riggins J. C. Roberts Sixth Grade Danny Schroeder Jimmy Settles Connie Shafer Charles Sharp Timmy Shaw Craig Siner Chris S mith Gary Smith Margaret Stark Elizabeth Stevenson Donald Stewart Susan Stockton 158 Sharon Rupprecht Lance Russell Danny Sanders David Sanders Pat S earth iiii Clark Sullins Robert Tate Billy Taylor Paul Terry John Threadgill Randy Tevis Jackie Tosh Ray Trapp Richard Traylor Doug Trosper Alan Turner Bobbie Turner Sixth Grade Dina Whigham Donna Willeford Ervin Wilson Patrick Wilson Becky Witt Donna Wood Tonei Wood Sharlene Wray Teresa Wright James Wylie Billy Yost Jeanie Young Eighth and ninth members are: FIRST ROW: Sally Sanford, Joe Halsey, Sherry Slack, Walter LaMaster, Suzy Jackson, Mike Moore, Linda Sims. SECOND ROW: Sherry Merkel, Jackie Cun- ningham, Al Rupprecht, Duane Pshigoda, Kenneth Deike, Lynn Johnson, Joe Brillhart, Susan Griffith, and Jan Rhodes. Student Council President Micky Armstrong discusses a problem with his officers: Walter LaMaster, Vice-President; Sher- ry Jackson, Treasurer; and Sherry Slack, Secretary. Mickey Arm- strong, was elected by the student body to serve as their presi- dent. Sixth and seventh members are: FIRST ROW: Carolyn Anderson, Craig Ragsdale, Gary Mitchell, Rick McPherson, Jim Powell, Richard Barker, Becky Witt. SECOND ROW: Larry Roberts, Kenneth Back, Don Williams, Randy Allen, Randy Tevis, Jerry Green, Tinker Waybright, Susie Brown, Patti Saied, Chris Smith, Richard Trayler. 160 Eighth and Ninth Grade Choir pi (n p r fs rs iiHki Jfti y ' f% pm MR. GEORGE MATHER Mr. George Mather and Mr. Louis Harris have taken complete control of the Junior High Choir Department this year. Both direct Choirs in the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades. In addition, Mr. Harris is the director of the Mixed Choir from the eighth and ninth grades, while Mr. Mather directs the Girls Choir composed of eighth grade girls . These men are developing the voices which will compose the future choirs of P.H.S. MR. LOUIS HARRIS f f) Eighth Grade Girls Choir f iMfe: ' Twirlers The twirlers who havs led the Junior High Band this year are: Sherry Carpenter, Shiela Hafer, Linda Miller, Linda Rober- son, Jana Ballard, Christy Holt, Kathy Yarbrough, Beverly Mitchell. Sherry Slack served as their drum majorette. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders elected by the student body to lead the yells this year are: Sue Sims, Sheryl Morris, Sherma- lee Fulton, Carol Brown, Linda Ellis, Mary Sue Flemmings. 162 Junior High Band Candidates for the Band Queen were Carolyn Loyd, Sherry Slack, Linda Ellis, Julie Sharpless, Sally Sa nford. Sherry Slack was crowned Queen. Junior High Band Officers are: President - Mike Malone, Vice-President - Kenneth Deike, Secretary Sally Sanford. Seventh Grade Band 3 01 ' m:M -■ - . ' . .t: El Vacado Staff Serving on the El Vacado Staff this year are: FIRST ROW: Joe Bishop, Topsy Brownlee, Danna Archer, Sherry Slack, Mike Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Sally Sanford, Pam Sutterfield, Sherma- lee Fulton, Carolyn Loyd, Julie Sharpless, Mrs. Thurman, sponsor, Robbie Tilley, Sherron Bau- Librarians Helping Mrs. Dunkle in the library are: Virginia Kiser, Sue Cox, Elaine Threadgill, Beverly Hannon, Thelma Stroud, Cathy Hampton, and Pam Holcombe. Office Staff Office helpers this year are: Ronnie Eakins, Gary Mitchel, Jo Goode, Carolyn Anderson, Bobbie Turner, Judy Batten, Nance Henson, Millie Graham, Myra Brooks. SECOND ROW: Donna Shaw, Jan Rhodes, Sherill Revert, Linda Yost, Zelma Pierson, Schennena Jones, Darla Burkhalter, Senda Daily, Tonei Woods, Lois Mitchell. 164 FIRST ROW: Tony Miller, Walter LaMaster, Gary Miller, George Philley, Bill Morris, Terry Darrow, Joe Reeves, Chris Byerley, Joe Halsey, Rommie Maxey, Bob Wade, Tim Badgett, Jerry Helfenbein, Ben Saied. SECOND ROW: Stan Linguist, Steve McNicol, Harland Weis, Todd Bennett, Lynis Castleman, Scott McGarraugh, Jerry Scott, Tom Coulter, Jerry Price, Mike Moore, Dewayne Hogue, Terry Hoggatt, Gene Wagner, Robert Sickler. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Deike, Russ Pierson, Gary Thomas, Ricky Huston, Mickey Armstrong, Frank Whaley, D. Allen Miller, Harold Thomas, Mike Malone, Mike Mitchel, Jerry Price, Fritz Nies, Robb Redelsperger, Darrell Henson. Junior High Varsity Coaches Jim Reid, C. F. Jackson, H. B. Byerley, Wayne Pierce, and Cliff Manning have spent many long and tedious hours in preparation for the games and other activities in which their athletes par- ticipated. 165 Eighth Grade Football FIRST ROW: Plunkett, Eudy, Dieball, Thomas, Schinn, Cannon, Bennett, Sanford, Bailey, Evans, Schwind, Presley. SECOND ROW: Sterling, Cole, Phillips, Gruber, Brillhart, Wright, Harper, Lynch, Collins, Helker, Wilson, York. THIRD ROW: Tregellas, Mgr. , Pshigoda, Queener, Pearson, Caldwell, Lockwood, Duraso, Rupprecht, Champion, Herrington, Sterling, Carpenter, Burress, Saulsbury, Mgr. Seventh Grade Football S- : FIRST ROW: Morgan, Robinson, McCoy, Back, Trumm, Schroeder, Thompson, Monroe, Smith, Gage, Swink, Merkel, Burger, Miller, Russell, Chastain, Stwalley, Phillips, Miller, Puis. SECOND ROW: Rickard, Mgr., Russell, Randolph, Passons, Tinney, Hargrove, Hanson, Hart, McNabb, Poston, Mills, Barnes, O ' Quinn, Githens, Ragsdale, Sykes, Carpenter, Smith, Jackson, Bray, Rawson, Wade, Mitchell, Willeford. THIRD ROW: Jines, Rupprecht, Alexander, Roberts, Jackson, Kutch, Garvin, Replogle, Devers, Llmbocker, Brown, Fulton, Gibson, Bond, Trosper, Turner, Thompson, Harrarty, Doiel, Williams, Schwalk, Cottrill, Phillips, Shockley, Koehn, Wood, Green, Coach Manning. FOURTH ROW: Clarady, Mgr. , Eudy, Thurman, McKinley, Hall, St. Aubyn, Ortega, Felix, Fountain, Lofland, Bruney, Overbey, Graham, Ohmes, Beesley, Overton, McDaniel, Buffalo, Bosserman, Day, Barnes, Schwalk, Archer, Allen, Ward, Mosier, Allison, Coach Pierce. Junior High Basketball Freshmen Basketball Boys are: FIRST ROW: Ronnie Maxey, Tim Padgett, Ben Saled, Jerry Helfenbein, Lee Manross, Pat Campbell. SECOND ROW: Chris Byerley, Ronnie Gee, Jerry Scott, Scott McGarraugh, Robb Redelsperger, Darrell Henson, Joe Reeves. THIRD ROW: Mike Malone, Mickey Armstrong, D. Allen Miller, Kenneth Deike, Russ Pierson, Rick Huston, Fritz Nies, Mike Mitchel. Eighth Grade Basketball Boys are: FIRST ROW: Roger Helker, Butch York, Ray Thomas, Steve Sanford, Ronald Plunkett, Rickey Eudy, Bill Lynch. SECOND ROW: Joe Brillhart, Al Rupprecht, John Champion, Gary Lock- wood, Terry Duraso, Robert Queener, Bob Pearson, Robert Overton. 167 Girls ' Basketball FIRST ROW: Donna McCoy, Phyllis Renick, Kathy Mitchell, Cynthis Thomas, Sandra Turner, Norma Swinney, Sherry Bond. SECOND ROW: DeAnna Cook, Crystal Maxwell, Sheryl Morris, Suzy Jackson, Cheryl Frantz, Billie Thompson, Sue Clifton, Katy Firestone. 168 Oops! That ball got away again. Way to hustle, girls! FRONT ROW: Tony Miller, Tom Coulter, Jerry Deike, Terry Darrow, Gary Miller, Jerry Helfenbein. SECOND ROW: David Proctor, Chris Byerly, Joe Reeves, Jack Kile, Jerry Clark, Steve McNicol, Alvin Daves, Mike Moore. THIRD ROW: Stanley Linquist, Jerry Price, Mickey Armstrong, Gary Thomas, Russ Pierson, Kenneth Dieke, Mike Mitchell, D. Allen Miller, Jack Kile prepares to pole vault. The Relay team demonstrates starting form to other potential members. Kenneth Deike demon- strates his high- jump- ing ability. Stan Linquist heaves the eight pound shot. Eighth Grade Track FIRST ROW: Roger Helker, Terry Cannon, Ronald Plunkett, Wiley Phillips. SECOND ROW: John Cole, Joe Brillhart, Don Burris, Johnny Champion, Stanley Wright. THIRD ROW: Terry Duraso, Bob Pearson, Gary Lock- wood, Robert Queener, Bob Herrington, Al Rupprecht, David Collins. Members of the relay team exhibit their starting form. 170 Gary Lockwood prepares to throw the discus. Terry Duraso and Stanley Wright look on. Johnny Champion ' s broad jumping technique is ob- served by other jumpers. RsBwLJBi Elementary PRINCIPAL: Mr. Eddie Williams 5-A MRS. RICHARD GILSTRAP FIRST ROW: Linda Garvin, Carol Ann Burger, Doug Thompson, George Duke, Kathryn Walker, Tommy Bagley. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Presson, Carren Sue Haw- thorne, Rita Kile, Larry Neufield, David Graham, Karen Stute, Chris- tine Moore, Elsie Arnett, Phyllis Logan. THIRD ROW: Sharion Wil- son, Bob McCelvey, Yvonne Dowdy, Phillip Wayne Harper, Merrill Mil- ler, Ronald Merkel, Jerry Don Rid- dles. 5-B MRS. BOBBIE LEDBETTER FIRST ROW: Brenda Jo Sparks, Joni Wallace, Brenda West, Jackie Carnes, Dorothy Bond, Eddie Over- ton, Brenda Wray, Larry Wright. SECOND ROW: Sam Turner, Gary Kline, Gary Hogue, James Davis, Edward Halpain, Steve Sloan, Jim- my Moulton, Susan Parrish. THIRD ROW: La Nita Gunnel, Dillard Flaming, Norma Barclay, Judy Martin, Kay Maddux, Beverly Livingston, Linda Holloway, Beth Deutschendorf, Samuel Maples. 5-C MRS. OTHA CASTLE FIRST ROW: Dean Throckmorton, Susan McLarty, Diana Treadway, Billye Daniels, Derrald Kizzia, Judy Hughes, Diana Baker. SEC- OND ROW: Janet Parker, Jim Coventry, Donald Hendricks, Steve Caldwell, Timothy Ohmes, Debbie Sledge, Larry Malone, Marvin Moore, Jackie Firestone. THIRD ROW: Penny Bolerjack, Jimmy Green, Albert Wheeler, Mike Shel- ton, Danny Woodruff, Dixie Payne, Gay Gibson, Nelley Workman, Connie Wells. 173 5-D U9S. DOUGLAS FISKIN FIRST ROW: Sandra Lockwood, Leon Marlar, Raymond Romero, Mike Mossburg, Patsy Walker, Marsha Eakins, Michelle Williams, Rikki Brown. SECOND ROW: Anna Keltner, Judy Stumpf, Beatrice Yara, Fred Cawyer, Sandy Vanda- griff, Johnny Thomas, Ralph Cosner, Judy Presley, Susan Barclay. THIRD ROW: Bruce Fountaine, Vickie Maxwell, Cathy Harrison, Sherryl Cain, Teddy Suman, David LaRue, John Harlan, Robert Ratcliff, Gene Dougherty. 5-E MRS. WESTBROOK FIRST ROW: Gary Irvin, John Wil- lard, Gary Throckmorton, Richard Myers, Ronnie Savage, Debbie Arnold, Donna Alston. SECOND ROW; Billy Brown, Wanda Blurton, Joy Webb, Linda King, Vicki Sul- livan, Donna Schroeder, Diane Burney, David Walker. THIRD ROW: Topper McLain, Wayland Brock, Donnie Click, .Marolan Thurman, Peggy McLarty, Sadie Gonzales, Susan Ortega, Kenneth Gray, Bob Newbrough. 4-A MRS. SPENCER WHIPPO FIRST ROW: Gregory Duke, Karl Martin, Richard Graham, Sharon Sullivan, Freddie Moore, Larry Thomas, Linda McClenney, Claude Aylor. SECOND ROW: Loretta Henson, Margaret Swiers, Sandra Baker, Lpretta Logan, Roger Scott, Gayle Flaming, Fred Turner. THIRD ROW: Matthew Ohmes, Rodney St. Aubyn, Steve Wilson, Kay Gee, Sue Overton, Thomas Howard, Dickie Childress, Gerald Miller, Ross Masters. 174 4-B MRS. HERBERT KEY FIRST ROW: Ronnie Baldwin, Den- nis Cutcher, Jerry Wheeler, Louis Halford, David Van Schuyver, Neal Morgan, Lynn Lynch. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Barclay, Susan Her- gert, Shirley Gray, Susan Parrish, Sherrill Robinson, Ronald Woodard, Jay Payne, Jimmy Dunsworth. THIRD ROW: Harold Stroud, David Lilly, Jerry Settles, John Hudson, Debra Ann Terry, Lynn McKinley, Brenda Carnes, Thomas Martin, Michael Riddles, Larry Greenfield. 4-C MRS. FLOY WILLIAMS FIRST ROW: Ha Presley, Johnell Mayfield, Linda Wright, Julie Ann Smith, Terry Dollar, Jim New- brough, David Yara, Diann Har- graves. SECOND ROW: Jackie Hawthorne, Roberta Harper, Danny McDaniel, David Gibson, Carrie Bocox, Barbara Daniel, Randy Branscom, Loura Lea Moulton, Charles Wells. THIRD ROW: Martha Humphrey, Don Long, Kenneth Head, Charles McCartney, Loyd Ratke, Rex Thompson, Dennis Smith, Kenny Kile, Colleen Green. 4-D MRS. LEON FARLEY FIRST ROW: Bill Philley, Robert Kidd, Sam Lilly, Tommy Daniells, Deryenda Thompson, Victoria Hal- pain, Debra Philips, Roger Dum- cum. SECOND ROW; Scott Wright, Elbert Smith, Ronnie Benton, Brenda Shores, Kathy Frey, Jesse Ellis, Billy Hammons, Mike Throck- morton, Barbara Burch. THIRD ROW: Melva Margrave, Rebecca Cox, Marvin Waybright, Tommy Moses, Modonna Huber, Ada Mc- Knight, Terry Whitehorse, Nickey Freeman, Dixie Baskin, Donald Martin. 175 h r n n f ( 4-E MRS. MELVIN KIRBY FIRST ROW: Angela Hart. Lela Arnett, Joy Brown, Bobby Kizzia, Lana Tracy, Linda Sparks, Jackie Starr. SECOND ROW: Earlene Greene, Katherine Daniel, Janet Livingston, Judith Garrett, Clifford Glassey, Mitch Arnold, Danny Mc- Whorter, Mark Sanders. THIRD ROW: Roland Busch, Bill Tregellas, Larry Wilson, Mike Manning, David Nichols, Billy Dougherty, Sherry McCartney. 3-A MRS. SCOTT B. MOORE FIRST: John Daniel, Tommy Wat- son, Sharon Croley, Sherry Smith, Kathy McWhorter, Elza Gray, Debra Elmore. SECOND ROW: Shiela Read, Debbie Winterfield, Snoma Vandagriff, Susan Baskin, Jerry Als- ton, Lucreta Maberry, Tommy Robinson, Robert E. Hall, George Battin. THIRD ROW: Kay Pender- graft, Keith Parker, Mickey Hassell, Eugene Dowdy, Robbie Montgomery, Brett Starkey, Ricky Matheson, Janice Jones. 3-B MRS. GLENN HOGGATT FIRST ROW: Linda Mitchell, Wynn Flaming, Dorothy Wright, Pamela Wylie, Charlotte McDaniels, Mary Duke, Ronnie Lancaster, Mrs. Hog- gatt. SECOND ROW: David Bar- clay, Deborah Smith, Rene Clark, Vicki Garrard, Sue Settles, Rickey Charter, James Wilson, Robert Har- lan. THIRD ROW: Mary Bonner, Ronnie Clift, Gary Saylor, Stacy Holland, Don Thompson, Bob New- ton, Bobby Wilson, Darrell Rhea. 176 3-C MRS. WINIFRED BLURTON FIRST ROW: Debra Moore, Pamela Sledge, Marilu Inselman, Jimmy Lea, James Romero, Debra Haines, Patricia Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Clark, Linda Chandler, Tommy Barclay, Gene Smith, Dwayne Wilkerson, Deborah Ray, ■ Timmy McKnight, Glenda Trapp. THIRD ROW: Maria Parks, Kay Deuschendorf, Cynthia McGarraugh, Mark Curtis, Benny Gibson, Terry Harrold, Larry Roberts, Darrell Thurman, Neal Overton. 3-D MRS. WAYNE PIERCE FIRST ROW: Twylo Miller, Margie Hodges, Mike Dewees, Lowell Greenfield, Janet Rutz, Janice Garner, Ronnie Rock, Bill Ander- son. SECOND ROW: Ray Helker, Jim Love, Carolyn Chaney, Sherry Whiteman, Dale Chick, Jim Healey, Darba Bibb, Viola Nolte. THIRD ROW: Tracy Tevis, Donna Maples, Mitch Reagan, Melinda Kelso, Sharon Sture, Laquita Plemons, Donna Mossburg, Dana Baker. 3-E MISS DARLENE DAY FIRST ROW: Paula Bell, Mike Daniels, Sammy Willard, Dale Juarez, Cathy Stradley, Chris Bag- ley, Ricky Piersall. SECOND ROW: Bee Symons, Lynette Kirkley, Sher- ry Wallace, Robbie Hawthorne, Gloria Carriger, Deborah Bocox, Emma Manning, Billy Miller. THIRD ROW: Cindy Myers, Pamela Fouchey, Bill Hawthorne, Robert Gray, Terri Reagan, James Bible, Kenneth Allen, Wyvonne Phillips. 177 2-A MRS. CLARENCE MORRIS FIRST ROW: Elmer Smith, Dannie Miller, Kathy Halford, Robert Mc- Cormick, Rhea Nichols, Cathy Curtis, Donna McClenny, Jaymie Carnes. SECOND ROW: Debbie Treadway, John Glassey, Richard Van Arsdale, Sharon Ahrend, Rhonda Jones, Craig Masters, LeAnn Smith. THIRD ROW: Bob James, Melinda Shelton, Paula Carr, Rhonda Burch, Trudy Plemons, Jennifer Garner, Tony Overton, Peggy Doiel, Billy Jo Moore. 2-B MISS DOROTHY MILNER FIRST ROW: Monica Payne, Brinda Marlar, Pat McCormick, Nancy Dougherty, Norma Henson. SEC- OND ROW: Kathryn Chaney, Sharon Keltner, Patricia Lilly, Kim Mathe- son, Jerry Morris, Randy Reeves, Joe Bert Wylie, Melinda Ann Wal- lace. THIRD ROW: Sam Stewart, Debra Bonner, Joe Holloway, Ma- lynda Kay Riddles, David Limbock- er, Larry Carnes, James Ferguson, James Battin, Denise Hassell. 2-C MRS. DALE PARVIN FIRST ROW: Warren Tracy, David Irvin, Charles Sharpe. SECOND ROW: Joyce Howton, Debra White- man, Dava Thomas, Debrah Tate, Pam Frey, Clifford Overton, Larry Daniells. THIRD ROW: Randy Merkey, Karen Cowan, Roy Mathe- son, Winston Gipson, Penny An- drews, Kendra Pickering, Sandy Rutz, Roy Dale McCartney. 178 2-D MRS. GEORGE MATHER FIRST ROW: Vickie Woody, Joe Pat Caldwell, Maria Price, Laura Lu Freeman, Clarine Dollar, Donna Garvin. SECOND ROW: Kathy Baldwin, Susin Jines, Sharon Smith, Jerry Dunsworth, Willis Maddox, James Williams, Vickie Riddles, Karen Sloan. THIRD ROW: Mark Parvin, Kenneth Gray, Maureen Ohmes, Kenny Lamb, Crystal Lo- gan, Elton Mills, Barbara Young, Carol Carter, Dinah Van Schuyver. 2-E MISS FLAY LEE STEPP FIRST ROW: Carl Martin, Ranny Alston, Darrell Winterfield, David Rankin, Beth Walker, Carol Ann Dollar, Medina Juarez. SECOND ROW: Vernon Woodward, Allie Gene Mitchell, Marlon Sparks, Patricia McCormick, Leola Rankin, Travis Cantrell, Lendell Laxton. THIRD ROW: Carrie Jo Long, Me- linda Manning, Jelaine Beall, Paula Sue Davis, Doak Elledge, William Harwell, Linda Parrish, Jo Carriger, Geraldene Harris. 2-F MRS. SAM JUDICE FIRST ROW: Leigha Kay Dunbar, Bronda Martin, Danny Chisum, Kevin Flaming, Bobby Yara, Jerry Lombard, Tab Daniel, Gayla Raye Osborne. SECOND ROW: Gail May- field, Connie Sue Bucher, Sanda Phillips, Freddy Bohonnan, David Daves, Steven Scott, Dwight Bull Coming, Roy Bull Coming. THIRD ROW: Bill Davis, Connie Beth Stwalley, Rebecca Riley, Pam Kite, Jerry Thompson, Ricky Nalley, Jenise Hassell, Kathy Watson. 179 1-A MRS. THELMA LAND FIRST ROW: Alvin Brown. Jack Cowan, Rickey Stone, Gary Morris, DeWyatt Apple, Phil Dollar, Deb- bie Wright. SECOND ROW: Resa Riggins, Sandra Holland, Alta Gross, Toni Wolfrum, Louella Clift, Sharon Plemons, Shirley Kidd. THIRD ROW: Connie McClarty, Kay Collins, Lola Gibson, Betty Beezley, Dwain Rat- cliff, Les Garner, Wayne Inselman, Jerry Wiley. 1-B MRS. BILL McLAIN FIRST ROW: Danny Thompson, Richard Duke, Chigger Cosner, Re- nee Hasler, Donald Elmore, O ' Neal Casey. SECOND ROW: David Greenleaf, Nelta Webb, Doris Lovato, Julie Coventry, Robert Martin, D ' Lyne Hudson, Denise Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Monica Ohmes, Stewart Allen, Ricky Bees- ley, Joann Rankin, Robin McGaraugh, Elaine Goodwin, Mary Gonzales, Kathleen Sanders. 1-C MRS. FRED SWANSON FIRST ROW: Scott Webb, Harold Blackman, Jeannie Carnes, Pamela Morphis, Kenneth Dewees, Boyd Andrews. SECOND ROW: Candace Baker, Sheri Jarvis, Scotty Free- man, Ray Smith, Denise Fouchey, Terry Presley, Randy Mills, Rich- ard Cornelison. THIRD ROW: Elaine Reeves, Jill Starkey, Jodie Ward, Denise Smith, John Haw- thorne, Linda Graves, Joyce Helker, Donnette Payne, Sabrina Davis. 180 1-D MRS. T. J. CRUMMEY FIRST ROW: Debbie Shirey, David Clinton Prentice, Flora Gonazles, David Fisher, Kimberley Sledge. SECOND ROW: James Binion, Glenda Bocox, Dale Winterfield, James Seeman, Peggy Williams, Sydney Chick. THIRD ROW: Michael Jackson, Teri Hawkins, Rana Parrish, James Deutschendorf, Wanda Ratke, David Throckmorton, Mary Messenger, Joe Haines. 1-E MRS. ODELL RYAN FIRST ROW: Judy Petty, Sally Her- gert, Terry Smith, James Whobery, Joni Chamblis, Hank Hodges. SEC- OND ROW: Jo Hawthorne, Janie Barclay, Vicki Thompson, Daniel Moore, David Dodson, Randolph Andrews, Rickie Randall, Denise Greene. THIRD ROW: Susan Mor- rell, Barbara Kite, Patty Doiel, Billy Cox, Gary Hanvy, Cynthia Wilson, Sandra Starr, Jill Ellzey, D ' Anne Rhea. 1-F MRS. E. D. KELLY FIRST ROW: Leendra Phillips, Charles Myers, Robert Adair, Bon- nie Glassey, Bobby Davis, Tamera Grissom, Katrina Garrett. SECOND ROW: Tommy Lambert, Linda Jines, Jerry Witt, Regina Watson, Russell EUedge, Cynthia Bibb, Tex Brown. THIRD ROW: Janet Mc- Larty, Paul Ortega, Verna Blurton, Dallas Stwalley, Connie Cook, David Saunders, Karen Hopkins, Steven Gaston, Johnny Cross - ab- sent. 181 PRINCIPAL: Mr. Jim Wright 182 5-A MRS. C. K. DRUM FIRST ROW: Gloria Penrod, Joe Lee Smith, Janet Crum, Catherine Taylor, Teresa Wallace, Marge Brown, Jean South, Michael Cudd. SECOND ROW: Steven Bryan, David Wilson, Danny Ibison, Tommie Luthi, Keith Barlow, Kaye Cottrill, Barbara Ross, Gregg Schroeder, Craig Littau, Roy Van Holsen. THIRD ROW: Patsy Frantz, Deborah Kyle, Marilyn Caldwell, Jimmy Outhier, Gregory Allen, Dale Githens, Jonita Martin, Debbie Queener, Sherry Thomas, Marjory Herrington. 5-B MR. GRADY WILKINSON FIRST ROW: Alan Reasor, Danny Baumann, Jean Yost, Judy Stapp, Myra Taylor, Cindy Hamilton, Diana Hintergardt, Janeece Ran- dolph, Lisa Cannon. SECOND ROW: Tom Lofland, Allen Cunningham, Sara Coulter, Sandie Gheen, Pat Lamb, Donnie Walberg, Cheryl Dollar, Kathy Malaney, Sammy Calliham. THIRD ROW: Patty Brownlee, Pam Peterson, Debbie Matheson, Gregory Allen, Tom Stark, Gary Montgomery, Jerry Hardy, Robert Knight, Jennifer Adcock, Patrice Saied. 5-C MRS. DON SIMPSON FIRST ROW: Susan Swinney, Susan Holloway, John Long, Steve Ward, Alan Atkinson, Sharon Williams, Cynthia Drum, Vicki Kendrick, Jerry Sue Rawson. SECOND ROW: Patsy Crist, Kathy Carter, Helen Matthews, Jennifer McWilliams, Kathy Good, Stuart Bolerjack, Dan- ny Shackelford, Alan Mounts, El- don Redelsperger. THIRD ROW: Jan Philley, Mike Covington, Jackie Agee, Trev Tevis, Jeffe Bryant, Vicki Britton, Doug Holmes, James Daley, James Lancaster, Sheri Seedig. 183 M iH ||J Pi [■■il IBn-ll t k ' jS I wU y H S%% i t ' ; ' ■■■■ 11 5-D MRS. NORMAN CRUM FIRST ROW: Debbie Cunningham, Mark Agler, Judy Sykes, Cynthia Meyers, Frank Armstrong, Lynda Cain, Patricia Skelton, David Trew, Joel Lowes. SECOND ROW: June Brown, Candyse Pressley, Re- becca Ford, Lillian Harbison, Tom Cudd, Kevyn Branham, Jeannie Hopkins, Billy Westenhaver, Alva Pettit. THIRD ROW; Nancy Padget, Terry Slaughter, Tanya Wilson, Jimmie Nelson, Jeffrey Rylee, Cynthia Koehn, Robert Howard Lewis, Mike Fleming, Ronald Kimery. 4-A MRS. EDWIN WILLIAMS FIRST ROW: Douglas Hale, David McCalib, Don Arndt, Chuddie Jones, Kenneth Thompson, Cindy Byerley, Sue Spencer. SECOND ROW: Rickey Sharp, Mike Fitzhugh, Gerry Ribble, Linda Farley, Phyllis Scarth, Jane Mallett, Denise Hern- don. THIRD ROW: Diane Urban, Stephen Mitchell, Jeff Leicht, Dianne Blodgett, MaryKester, Billy Pattison, Monte Wright, Mike Car- penter. 4-B MISS MILDRED TEWELL FIRST ROW: Paul Hintergardt, Wil- liam Garland, Ray McPherson, Randy Sterns, Ellis Sammons, Alan Curry, Richard Kile. SECOND ROW: Raymond Brittain, Richard Allen, Michael Looney, Charles Molesbee, Craig-ZoUer, Flora Jane Hardy, Charles Pruitt. THIRD ROW: Saundra Jones, Andrea Shepic, Bar- bara Cook, Andrea Brawley, Vickey Fouchey, Tommy Threadgill, Mary Ellen McNeal, Deborah Rylee - absent. 184 4-C MRS. BOWEN FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Pettit. Carolyn Smith, Ronald Knust, Ray Oquin, Kelly Matthews, Robert Thomas, Shari Dendy. SECOND ROW: Linda Hartley, Nancy Allen, Smith Ellis, Gary Reasor, Bobby Settles, Sherry Trosper, Allen Cain. THIRD ROW: Billie Brownlee, Dwayne Armstrong, Melinda Pickens, Robert Williams, Phillip Mosier, Michael Henry, Richard Gilstrap, Cheryl Lindsay. 4-D MRS. GILGER FIRST ROW: Bryan Seelig, Glena Knight, Carlos Lopez, Gary Good, Pamela Taylor, Rebecca Skelton, Tony Ragsdale. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Knighton, Sterline Turner, Wesley Anderson, Bobby Dear, Terry Hill, Franklin Stone, Kayetta Aldrich. THIRD ROW: Jerry O ' Brien, Stephen Whitehead, Joe Mosier, Guy Brown, Andrea Padgett, Gretcheen Brown, Lee Ann Harris. 4-E MRS. H. E. SMITH FIRST ROW: Nancy Cloughly, Re- becca Yost, Daniel Peckenpaugh, Randall Mitchel, Mark Allen, Lynn Ray Kee. SECOND ROW: Thomas Zink, Virginia Bolerjack, Susan Gramstorff, Dennis Hargrove, Del Lemon, Richard Russell, Sharon Jones. THIRD ROW: Marc Conley, David McMurry, Michael Flowers, Terry Don Thrasher, Webster Averyt, Phil Slack, Linda Shaw, Kathy Morris . 185 3-A MRS. FRED ZACHARY FIRST ROW: Jackie Phillips, Jim- mie Cloughly, David Tandy, Eddy Brownlee, Alicia Armstrong, Linda Kester, Sharon Shafer. SECOND ROW: Kent Harbison, Dick Rober- son, Roger Neighbors, Rickey El- more, Tom Slaughter, Lois Hill, Christy Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Tamara Newton, Janet Glasgow, Lou Anne Wright, Rhonda Wilson, Kay Waide, Janna Covington, Karen Knight, Eula Speece. 3-B MRS. RAY CASTLE FIRST ROW: Linda Phillips, Donna Stapp, Cindy Smith, Blake Suitor, David Finke, Danny Maxey, Philip Phillips. SECOND ROW: Shannon Hill, Doug Thomas, Rhonda Leath- erman, Keith Hill, Robbie Wilson, Jeleta Blankenship, Ronnie Canady, Mary Lou Dendy. THIRD ROW; Frankie Agee, Susan Haines, Pame- la Fouchey, Doug Roller, Jack Outhier, Jeanne Ann Walker, Ken- ny Cooper, Warren Kendrick. 3-C MRS. VIOLET IGOU FIRST ROW: Connie Pshigoda, Kim Flowers, Michael Jackson, Karen Webb, Riva Carnes, Ronnie Moler, Benny Turner. SECOND ROW: Scott Lindsey, Nancy Smith, Jack Show, Kerry Symons, Jeffery Bech- told, Jim Lemon, Don Dyer, John Presley. THIRD ROW: David Flow- ers, Sherri Thrasher, Hal Chase, Karen Hartley, Teresa Withee, Linda McCoy, Virginia Herrington, Eldon Padget. 186 3-D MRS. HORACE BYERLY FIRST ROW: Kenneth Ellis, Jana Wright, Joe MacMurry, Deborah Gheen, Robert Long, Therese Macias, David Jones. SECOND ROW: Pamela Whigham, Stanley Reiswig, Janis Trew, Jeffry Shepic, Le Ann Harton, Curtis Foote, Deborah Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Terry Symons, Marcy Holmes, David Peckenpaugh, Rita Schwalk, Richard Britton, Karen Westenhaver Billy Clark, Rebecca South. 3-E MRS. JOHNNIE FERGUSON FIRST ROW: Ruth Wilson, Charles Pack, Deana Hardy, Phyllis Phil- lips, Karen Smith, Christine Lof- land, Eddie Dutcher. SECOND ROW: David Fitzhugh, Lorinda Felix, Beverly Burkhalter, Daniel Kirby, Daniel Richardson, Kenneth Sunday, Kerry Ibison. THIRD ROW: James Threadgill, Ellen Martin, Steven Caperton, Virginia Stark, Sherry Henry, Lee Barlow, Mark Mikkelson. ABSENT: Pamela Watts. 2-A MRS. GUY ALLEN FIRST ROW: Adam Joslin, Debra Littleton, Dickie Dutcher, Darrell Hale, Steven True, Lisa Hampton, Billy Wallace, Steve Macias. SEC- OND ROW: Lonnie Suitor, Debbie Parker, Leonard Hubbard, Denise Dunn, Eddie Philley, Sheryl Ribble, Stevie Newton, Sue Breeding, Rich- ard LaMunyon. THIRD ROW: Kay Clark, Janice Street, Dusty Dear, Lana Kizziar, Jesse Wall, Ken Scarth, Jan Faries, Roxie Holt, Mary Seelig. 187 2-B MRS. BILLY HELTON FIRST ROW: Connie Dendy, Robert McPherson, Aldon Williams, Ron- nie Glasgow, Kenneth Dollar, Bev- erly Saied, Vanessa VanHoesen, Debra Leatherman. SECOND ROW: Darla Bray, Kathryn Carpenter, Richard Stewart, Robert Huston, Steve Moore, Bobby Lamm, Nikki Reisner, Debra Hall. THIRD ROW: Alvin Philipp, Sherri King, Bryan Branham, Earline Beck, Janice Hocking, Don Tinney, Tommie Crist, Deborah Fry, Vickie Moss. 2-C MRS. BROWNLEE FIRST ROW: Sherri Taylor, Beverly Conner, Chock Bennett, Cynthia Brown, Michele Meyers, Donald Manross, Pamela Hopkins, Bill Brill- hart. SECOND ROW: Butch Eastup, Nicky Hall, Jennifer Knighton, George Taylor, Buck Young, Lloyd Skelton, Carmen Gray, Danita Hill. THIRD ROW: Sue Smith, Jody Pet- erson, Gary Waide, Woody Nickels, Mike Lanning, Richard Joslin, Mark Gerreald, Joed Dendy. 2-D MRS. LOUIS HARRIS FIRST ROW: Stanley Littau, DeAnn Eudy, Neal Williams, Kenna Roller, Vicki Randall, Penny Trosper, Johnny Deal, Melvin Smith. SEC- OND ROW: Belinda LaMaster, Diana Johnson, Cheriee Fortney, Ann Cudd, Billie South, Nancy Fleming, Mark Monical, Denzel Tevis, Pamela Hill. THIRD ROW: David Brown, Tanyle Morgan, Mark King, Eddie Harr, Rocky Frantz, Paul Bond, Pat Kelly, Joe Keith Ogden, Delania Allen. 188 2-E MRS. BLANCHE MORGAN FIRST ROW: Vickey Ann Carnes, Donnie Dendy, Daniel Threadgill, Tony Hopkins, Denise LaMaster, Terri Stephens, Robert Pack, Terra Morgan. SECOND ROW: Glynes Schwalk, Vikki Tucker, Peggy Cul- well, David Stollings, Robert Was- inger, Jimmy Caperton, Deborah Hall, Derryl Morgan. THIRD ROW: Paula Armstrong, Marcella Johnson, Bobby Branham, William King, Connie Reidle, Michael Gift, Denise Hocking, Billy Lowborn, Ginger Flowers. 1-A MRS. CHERRY KAUFFMAN FIRST ROW: Karla Good, Wayne Moler, Linda Hill, Dale Street, Debra Stollings, Rhonda Cornell, Debra Mays. SECOND ROW; Pat Hopkins, Susan Carter, Debra Langolf, Melanie Jones, Jeff Chase, Stacey McGarraugh, Janet Dunlavy, Lois Barlow. THIRD ROW: Robby Westenhaver, Dale Allen Deike, Cindy Pressley, Angela Pattison, Polly Allen, Cherell Fortney, Mary Whitehead, Mark Johnson. 1-B MRS. E. N. FLATHERS FIRST ROW: Larry Brown, Debbie Philley, Mary Knighton, Terri Cle- ments, Shelly Wilson, Linda Moore, Raymond Morgan. SECOND ROW: Gregory Turner, Greg Duff, Joe Shepic, Denise Slaughter, Ricky Cunningham, Gena Brawley, Kim Curry, Wayne Powell. THIRD ROW: Bettie Luthie, Cathy West, Wanda Outhier, Don Martindale, Mary Huston, Paula Thoms, Lenna Hayes. 189 1-C MRS. JACK REMER FIRST ROW: Becky Averyt, Jean La Master, Terry Games, Marc Padgett, Ernie Mitchell, Sheryl Holdeman, Jeannie Haines. SEC- OND ROW: Brian Wyman, Rene Speece, Lola McCoy, Cheryl Con- ley, Van Steed, Gaye Parker, Mark Sterns, Randy Maxey. THIRD ROW: Debra Martin, David Haines, Debra Herron, Barbara Brown, Diane Fletcher, Shele Johnson, Allan Randall, Jimmy Dear. 1-D MRS. HOMER PRICE FIRST ROW: Monte Matheson, Joey Daniels, Kathy South, Kerry Webb, Rocky Morris, Susan Hintergardt, Linda Clougly. SECOND ROW: Lee Ann Hysell, Lisa Lamb, Candace Wright, Kim Presson, Kenny Gift, Ricky Wasinger, Rena O ' Quin, Denise Fouchey. THIRD ROW: Kim Shinn, Becky Henry, Sherri Brown, James Beck, Susan Pickens, Brenda Dunlap, Tina Murray, Terry Calli- ham. Absent - Suzanne Allen. 1-E MRS. THELMA DAVIS FIRST ROW: Carol Kendrick, Doug- las Arndt, Kevin Smith, Pamela Huskey, Richard Littleton, Cheryl Criswell, Lorraine Nix. SECOND ROW: Tina Marie Replogle, Carol Cain, John Fletcher, Christi Mik- kelson, Kevin Cockrell, Lee Ann Fletcher, Annie Threadgill, Reba Lewis. THIRD ROW: Patsy Case, Tommy Monroe, Delvin Drum, Rodney Shank, Jana Sue Williams, Cynthia Baumann, Gwyn Hill, Rox- anne Pennington. 190 MRS. TOM WAUGH FIRST ROW: Roxanna Forney, Karla Smith, Roc ' k Osborne, David Daniel, Aubrita Edwards, Richard Bates, Randy Ratcliff, Cindy Mounts, Teresa Richardson. SECOND ROW: Robert Fink, Jan Peterson, James Fry, Kelly Knowles, Wayne Parker, Greg Kauffmann, Dorothy Leiker, Lolly Cannon, Karren McNair, Tripps Childers. THIRD ROW: Chris Gramstorff, Cynthia Cleveland, Carla Newton, Sherry Conner, Vicki Cook, Paul Ogden, Gregy Nite, Chuck Pride, Doc Monical, Ranee Andrews. MRS. W. H. LANCE FIRST ROW: Robie Zimmerman, Sam Wood, Danny Reese, Paul Hubbard, Doug Gordon, Donna Laxton, Kim Maddox, Cindy How- ton, Brenda Lou Mackley, Jan How- ton. SECOND ROW: Robert LaMast- er, Linda Fulton, Nell Dutcher, Justin Powell, Mike Lee, Jane Pier- sail, David Tyk, Tim Ellis, Bill Messenger, Candy Parker, Valerie Baker. THIRD ROW: Terrill Brum- mett, Rex Beall, Kathy Jo Smith, Debbie Pierce, Jeffrey Voiles, Linda Harper, Todd Neighbors, Belinda Scott, David Freemar, Danny Pax- ton. MRS. W. H. LANCE FIRST ROW: Carla Zoller, Larry Freeman, Susan Monroe, Roy Dewees, Lindey Osborne, David Parker, Mike Waggoner, Kirby Sutterfield, Jennifer Parvin. SEC- OND ROW: Cathy Calvert, Molly Shackelford, Gordon Dunlavy, Randy Davis, Keith Dollar, Butch Baker, Melanie Kee, Cleta Ray, Cynthia Young, Cynthia Cain. THIRD ROW: Larry Jenkins, Kent Kelso, Richard Waide, Bruce Jones, Jay Parks, Perry Pletcher, John Rol- ler, Ricki Gibbs, Polly Case, Ken- neth Miller, Kallie Dyer. 191 Special Education SITTING - Left to Right: Debra Soapes, Raymond Scapes, Sunny Holdeman. ABSENT: David Rankin, Helen Matthews, Loretta Matthews. Mentally retailed children resemble normal children more than they differ from them. They have the same needs - love, acceptance, encouragement, warmth, and a chance to grow spiritually, physically, emotionally, and mentally. This chance was given to the retarted children of Perryton this year when a special education class was added to the Perryton school system. The trainable class attends school three hours each morning. The essential objec- tives of this class are social adjustment, self care, and economic usefulness. These three areas include safety, physical training, music, language develop- ment and communication. Most of them are making academic progress in reading, writing, and are well-adjusted to school; and they are growing in self- assurance, independence, self-help, and self-respect. 192 Index Adcock, Freddie -- Agee , Wayne Agler, Mike Akin, Rex Aldred, Adrian Alexander , Joan - - Alexander, Reggie - Allison, James Amrine, Charles - - ssAftdersofi , Jim Anderson, Judy Armstrong , Pat Armstrong, Reta - - Atchison, Charles - Atchison , Sharon 121. Atkinson, Deann - ' 121 . B 77,89,111. ■ --- 36,111. -7,34,39,49,111. 121. -84,121. 33,49,74,121. ■ 121. 96. 4,36,42,49,69,84,111. • 96. 121. 111. 111. ■ 121. 33,40,80,110,111,119. • 45,111. ■ 121. 47,74,121,120. 121. rin — B0im}l :, Buddy - Bpierlafek, Tommy M0 H en Boon i,;: Mlrrell - - - Boren,: Gerald Boren, Robert: D. - Bossern|lsn, Wilyn - Bowmaii, Karerf;- - Boxwell, Bob Boyer , Don Brittain, Ann Britten, Derby BrookS;, Lee Ann - - Brown, Dorinda t-- Brown, Jack Brown, Jimmy - Brown, Kay Bryan, Peggy - - Bryant , T.J. - ■ Burger, Richard Butler, Tommy Bye , Beverly - - 42,49,121. 121,84. 121. 111. -- 121. 36,42,49,122. 97. Callahan , Bob - - Campbell, Linda Cannon, Lavern - Carter , Chyrle - ■ Carter , Jimmy - - Cawyer, Weldon Chadwick, Bill - Champion, Joe - Chance|!®on - - Clark, Is ' Clark, dy ClemeilHl Susan - CleiuiMAdike - - Cocki MMike - - Coff goiia Collij HSHlkt Bruce - - C( ■■- 36,42,49,74.122,130. 5.11,28,29,71, 87,74,80,97. ■ -- 111. -- - 122. 36,122. - 122. - - 97. 12,31,48,49.58, IJ: 97,69,30,71.80,81. -i-- 30,40,111. -- 122. 97. 112. - 122 . -112. • 47,50,122. • 50,98. ■ 13,35,112. -- 84,122. Coulter, Carol -■ «£- 47,50, 74, 122. irouch, Sharon ■ asgw-- -19,112. ;um, Bryna --- 78,89.91,122. ' ' • m 2 44,50.112. Cudd, Diana ---- 84,122. Cudd, Genette ---67,74,78.89,122. Cunningham . Miller 122 . Cutcher, Willian - ;- 122. 122. 98. 122. 112. 66,128. 19,112. 49,112. 49,128. 45,112. -- 112. --122. .ester -« 34,42,49; oyce -- Grant - 40,41, , Steve ' ' 36, 00 , Pat E Sd ' MMs, Garland n , Betty Index Ellzey, John 32,39.57,74,80.92,84,98. Evans , Barbara 122 . F Felix . Jeanette -- 12, 122. Ferguson , Anthony 122 . Firestone , Connie 98. Firman, James 36,123. Flannagan, Fred 112. Flemmons , Charles 123 . Foster , Pam 123 . Fountain, James - 32,72,82.98. Fredrick, Paul ' - 98. Friend , Jerry - 123 . G Gage , Sharon 46, 123. Garner, Bill 36,123. Gee , Raymond 112 • Gibson, Gerald 36,42,123. Gibson, Weldon 123. Giles , Georgia 98. Gillum , Johnny -j- 128. Goetting , John 112 . Good, Ronnie 10,30,31,37,48,49,58,81,98. Graham, Benny 74, 123. Graves, Billie 47,123. Graves, Carol - - 123. Green , Jacky 123 . Greer. James 42.123. Gruber, Cindy 19.76,99. Guffey, Brenda 19,45,77.78,81.82,89,99. Guffey, Stanley 36, 123. Gunnels , Melvin 99 . H Hale, Rodney 123. Hall, Karen 123. Hardy , Grace 99. Harlan, Sharon 47,123. Harrell, Anna - 123 . Haihorn , James ■ 99f Haywood. Paul 38,39,41,88,99. Hawk, Sandra - -123. Headlee, Judy 123. Headlee, Kay 123 . Headlee , Roy 81, 99. Headlee, Sue 89,123. Heaton, Kermit 36,42,67,69,124, Helfenbein, Weber 12.35,74,100. Henderson, Judy 100, Henderson , Bob 112 . Hergert, Sam - 50,72,80,94,100, Herrington, Clarence 124. Hickey, Darrell 112, Holcomb, Tizzie 19,59,82,112. Hollow ay, Luanna 67,124. Holmes, Ann 113. Holt, Leonard 117. 194 Holt, Susie 44,50,78,113. Hooper, Judy 77,81,89,113. Hopper, Bob 33,113. Hudson, Debi 44,45,76,117. Humphrey. Bobby 89, 124. Hurter, Janet 47,89,91,124. I Inman, Dwight 100. Innes, Cheryl -- 124. J Jackson , Danny 100. Jackson , Dianna - - • 113. Jackson , Sandra 124 . James, Judy 47,124. Johnson, Bob 84,70,88,100,87. Johnson, Pat - 19, 100. Jones, Sharon 19,44,78,82,100. Jones, Terry -36,42,49,124. Judice, Kay 5,70,74,77,79,113,119. K Kelly, Barbara -- 124. Kelly, Charles 35,68.71.75,80.101. Keltner, Harlan - 39,77,113. Keltner, Karen 101. Kerns, Larry 40.113. Kerns, Kay -- 124. Key, Ida Nell 124. Key, Mike 88,89,101. Kershman, Martin --■ 113. Kile, Jerry - 113 . Kile, Roy 124. King , Richard -78, 124. Kiser, Barbara 113. Kite, Bobby 113. Krebs , Deneane 128. L LaMaster, Joe 36.49,124. LaMaster, Tandy 36,48,49,74,80,113. Land, Claudia - 124. Land, Sammy 113. Lauterbach , Susan 82, 101. Lawrence , Vickie 124. Leicht. Cecilia 19,65,69,74, 75,80,88,91,110.133. Uighnor, Carolyn 19,85,101. Leighnor , Harvey 113 , Lewis, Karen - 77,113. Lewis , Marilyn - -82, 101. Limbocker, Kenneth 36,42,113. Lindsey, Steve 124. Lockwood , Donald 36, 42, 124. Lofland, Jim .--36.124. Lofland, Sue .101. Loftin, Dianne 28.29,55,56,78,124. Lollar , Delores 113. Luthi. Bob 101. Index M • McCaskill, Jerry - 113. McCaskill, John 36.49,124. McClung , Dennis 124. McCoy, Mike 36,124. McCutcheon, Bob 35,40,65,80,114.119. McDaniels , Charlotte 102 . McDaniels , Ronald 125 . McDonald . Stella - 128. McEntire. Larry Don 32.49,74,75,79,80,114. McGarraugh, Cliff 114. McGarraugh , Dorothy 78. 84. 125. McGarraugh . Edward 125, McGowan. Sandra 114. Mcllvain, Arlia 19,82.102. McLain, Cheryl 125. McLain, Marsha 125 . McLain, Mike --5,31,74,78.84,102. McLain, Randall -i9,114. McLarty, Mike 125. McLarty, Tommy 34,102. McNabb, Carolyn 28,10.29,78,114. McNicol, Jeannie 114. McDonald, Stella 128. Macias, Mary Jane 114. Malaney, Dianne 78,79,91,125. Malaney. Sue- 43,44,45,50,71,102. Marr , Janice 78, 125 . Martin, Beverly 114. Martin, Gaylene ' 125. Matthews, Nina 114. Macey, Ronald . 50,89,114. Maxwell , Patricia 125. Medicinebird , Frankie 125. Miller, Billy -- 114. Miller, Judy 114. Mills, Lesko 74,84,125. Mitchell, Linda - --77,89,128. Mize, Gil 47. 78.89, 91. 125 . Montgomery. Karen - 32 , 76 , 78 , 84, 82, 85 . 89, 101 . Mooneyham . James 125. Moore, Dickie 42, 74, 114. Moore , James 125. Moritzky , Gene -- 125. Morgan , Sharon 102 . Morris, Kelly 60,74,77,78,88,89,91.102. Morris, Marilyn 12,77.78,89,114. Moulton, Carolyn 125 . Munger , Carol - 125 . Murphy, Eileen 125. Murry , Dick 125. Myers, Rita 77,78,89,103. N Neas , Millye 79, 125. Neas. Tommy 114. Neufeld, Nancy 125 . Newcomb, Carol -- 47,76,72,78,84,103. Newcomb, Gary 31,37,49,114,118. Newman, Barbara 5,60,63,69,70,76,78,80, 88,89,103. Newman, Bill 9,75,114. Norris , Kenny 42, 125 . O O ' Brien, Mike 36,42,49,125. O ' Brien, Raymond 36,42,49,114. O ' Dell, Mary 47,74,78.125. Odom, Teresa 63,68,71,84,94,103. Olguin, Trudy 103 . O ' Quinn , Keith 103. P Palmer , Cheryl 103 . Parvin , Gary 34, 83, 103 . Parvin, Sandra 19,47,50,74,114. Payte, Mike --,- 78. Pearson, Janis 43,44,60,80,104. Pearson, Kengle 36,42,49,120,126. Pendergfass, Jan ' 126. Peterson, Gary - 83,84,115. Phelps, Clifford 36,42,126. Philipp, Jerry - - 83. 104. Phillips, Leola 76, 104. Pierce , Ronnie 126 . Pletcher , Bill - 12, 34, 104 . Pletcher, Dale ■ 40,104. Pletchfr. Janie 61,66.84.120,126. Plowman, Johnny 78,115. Plunkett, Barbara 79,115. Pool, Marianne 104. Posey, Judy 126. Pounds, Eugene 42,49,115. Powell, Mike - - 13.33.65,74,80.81.84,110.115. Powell, Tommy 126 . Puis , Cheri • 126. Q Queener, Rita 19.28,29.78.79.115. R Rawlins. Budge . 126. Reeves, Polly - ' 46, 104. Reimer, Judith 115. Retswig , Eleanor : 80, 91 , lis ' . Reiswig, Joan ----10,19,37,43,44,54,59, 104,60, 72, 74, 75, 81 , 91, 94. Renick. Richard 36.42.115. Riley, Deborah 61. 136. Riley, Bert 136. Roberson, Eddie - 105 . Roberts, Ronnie 126. Rogers . Carolyn 126. Roush, Donna 126 . Russell, Corinne 84,126. Russell, Darwin 105 . Saied, Lou Carol 11,50,59,60,78,82,91,105. Sanders, Charlotte 19,50,105. 195 Index Sanders. Mike-- 34.42,49.126. Sanford. Scott -- 32,48,63,49,80,89,92,94.105. Saulsbury. Linda 126. Savage , Don 126. Schlueter , Connie 105 . Schneeman, Georgia 11 ' 7. Schollenbarger, Sue 46,64,92,115. Schroeder, Pam 50,77.89.115. Schwalk, Janice - 84,126. Schwalk, Kenneth -- 42,117. Schwind , Nancy 126. Scott, Rusty 115. Scott, Sharon 115. Scroggs , Buck 126 . Scroggs , Cheryl ■ 115 . Settles, Bill 115. Shackelford , Terry -36, 126. Shapley , Kay Lynn 126. Sharp , Richard 126. Shaw, Walter 115. Shipman, Bill 80,105. Shultz , Mary 126 . Skinner , Jerry 115. Skinner , Larry 115. Sickler, Jimmy 78,106. Simmons , Jackie 31, 106 . Simpson, Byron --11,30,32,50,52,58,70,74,106. Slaton, Jerry - 32,49,115. Slaughter , Galen 33, 106 . Smith, Connie - 46,76,84.126. Smith, Linda 19,78,115,116. Smith, Reba 126. Smith, Robert - 106. Smith , Ronnie 128. Smith, Stanley - -- 106. Snow , James 115 . Spence , Wayne 42. 127 . Stamps , Frank 115. Stamps, Linda 127. Standish, Don H - St . Aubyn , Vicki 127. Stephenson, Maxine 47,84,127. Stollings, Roy Lynn 35,42,74,116. Stumpf , Jean --127. Sullins , Elaine 106. Sutterfield, Paula 19,116. Swiers, Don 50,127. Swink, Prescilla 77,89.116. Sykes. Kenneth -- 36,84,127. Sykes, Peggy 127. T Tarbox, Dan 33,80,84,107. Tate , Johnny 116. Tate, Pam 28,29,127,129. Tate, Pat- 127. Thomas , Patsy 127 . I Thompson, Glenn 127. Thompson , Perry 116. Thurman, Byron 36.127. Thurman, Danny 62,70,78,83,107. Tilley, Kitty 127. Trapp, Robert -78,127. Trew, Harold 107. Trew, Vivian 116- Trumm, Elaine 78,127. Turner, Phillip - 83,116. U-V Upham , Marquette 124. Voiles. April 55,61,76.77.78.79,80. 84,89,116. Voorhees , Cheryl 127 . W Waide , Marsha 127 . Walker, Darnell 127. Walker, Nancy 89,127. Wall, Len - 79, 116. Wallace , Jerie 116- Waller, Cynthia 116. Wanhala, Donna 107. Watkins , Kenny 32, 116. Watson , Mary 78,116, Waybright, Mike 36, 116. Webb. Jane - - --127. Webb, Pat -- 127. Weis . Leslie 36. 127 . West, Heather -- 19,80,84,107. West, Robin 127- Wheeler, Wiley 127. Whitehorse , Louise 128. Wiebe, Glenda 128. Wieland, Lou 47,128. Wilkerson, Paul-- -- 36,49,128. Williams, Aria - -19,61,62,70,77,78,84,89,107. Williams, Don 79,116. Williams , Glenda --50,116. Williams, Janet 69.128.129. Winkler. Kim 128. Withee. Diane 50,79,128. Witt, Leslie - 42,74,128,130. Witt, Rebecca 19,76,47,78,82,107. Wolff, Kelly 4.35.42.49,120,128. Wood . Arnold - S. Woodruff, Terry l - Woods , Grace 1 8 . Wooster, Kenneth 83,108. Wright, Paula-- 28,29,53,55,59,61,78,80,108. Wright, Roger 12,19.31,38,39,41,48,49. 58,71,108. 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