R L Turner High School - Roar Yearbook (Carrollton, TX)

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Turner High School Carrollton, Texas Volume XXV 1964 SIGHTS -SOUNDS r SYMB O LS , f ,n y K xx Q65 K l lnr l p ' lyyp y Q Sf J, V p pp pp 1 WL' GJ , CP X lsne l ffum sr y 4 jx , Q1 ' K f mories ,- K 2 , ' , boi: hlch can N X' 4 '- 'L Y , ,.., X A , the ears may pass. Our 'X .f ' Y-K I ' 0 , XJ U bo . for the 1964 Llon s H X m mones f NV V Twenty-fxve years ,l V ' t preserve then- , f st annual of . - Annual Staff A ' We hope Ex ' school year th 25th the , lon s Roar lb W-x g1ve tn succeede our theme Lron s R r ' W yuyy jfglc W 1 5 if- they may be E theme-Sights, Sound Sym-2 'Q mandy, and recor wf these S iq V755 id s Q- fb I9 O H1 2 W D FY an . D UQ struggles, the e 1 2 My V, .,,Ei Q 'mv'-as Q W ew a vivid your 1963- ,Wm s55 II! W' CD Fl' O F? D' ills U! N4 fb N H 97 Ch wlth we present f 55 5 1 24 35 f 3 group and i f if 3 5 r s g g fzys! Q13 pf - ,s do 5 If is - - n G 'if U gg , ,. W f 3' ' Mm- ,3 fi? C J a A' ffk- 1 M y ' , V 23? L pwfwem, 1-, sv f ,shim ,, .- 4 M2 bw? 12? . 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L. Turner High. 5 s Athletics g - Page 16 6 Page 134 N TABLE O ..... Activities Page 70 .....Acaden1ics ONTENTS Crganizatlons X , Page 106 Advertisers Page 32 .....Celebrities Page 274 7 , A , , WW M1 A' A k + gg , 1+ , ' . 'J W . w'ff Wi' L , gen:-M . A! M . .QL rv V .X , gs1f5wg',f,f5 Wwww Nw ., V' , N V 4 gm .wx I ,,ovJ1 ' - ,aff L K . 7 L ,A P ,A , W A Q' 4? l M xx I K ,Ax.A 4 .,f, E I F ,M a + ' ,,V 2 i 5 l ' W3 A - A M Awe, L.:' ' L Af -, W K ,ky, T, ,fryx rf fin A M31 'We J 5 f 152 Q f 'Z 7 1 ' 'e 40' x fix L ax 4- 4 J 3 0 A H yy 1 ,., ...V S, my, ,Q ,EHS S v y , .sl-3. iff g?.,M Y -f fi 3 . IA xx 4 fs IGHT OU DS SYMBOLS he brilliance of royal blue and white, the excitement and anticipation that fills the air, the storm of our fight song, the swell of pride upon hearing our Alma Mater. those special decisions made between counselor and student, the slam of locker doors, the stu- dent pouring over his books, and the ev- erlasting feeling of patriotismhthese contrasts reflect your life at T. H. S. Captured forever are these . . 9 X' Sights Gro wth . As one explores T. H. S., he would observe the fights of friendship and loy- alty the figbfsr of education encourage ment and accomplishment and the rzghli of rushing figures darkening the doors as the 3 55 bell sounds i People Lx? 'E -ur -1, . . .Eduwztion O 0 I 0 vu . Q1 gum an H LW mwafs iaawlfg-3 3 H J ' AMX 5 , .f:'f- L. L. L . .,.., L 3.h, ,A?., .,... L J AAIA L L LL. 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A11 cz' Victory Sportsmanship, the blazing bonfire, our Lion mascot, the blue and white, a murmured prayer, and the flag of free- dom all .fynzbofize our loyalty, strength, and high values. Within the realm of T. H. S. lies the composite of hope, determination, am- bition, defeat, disappointments, and warm friendships. Each student has contributed to the Jiglvff, .s'0zmzX.f, and .S'j'7l1b0Z.V that have formed the image of our school for the year 1963-64. Symbols of www meme.. wwwm A- 2 75 Sllrozftsnmzzslfi 117 Af A ,D 'Xu sf'L 'g+L f X X Z fe-. X Success 0 Li f!7k.fLf A na' Freedom 5 0 l 1-21-1- fkl-vkgx hx C .. it a 'n-W., KV Sl A I1 'w ' - Morning announcements, crowded assemblies, early morning club meetings, the sparkle and thrill of our school dances, the tiring but rewarding hours at play practice, pep rallies in anticipation of the big game, and the slam of locker doors heard above the buzz of conversa- tion between classes are familiar activi- ties at T. H. S. As we look back over this year, our thoughts wander not only to these high spots but also to the personal memories that we alone can reflect upon at will. May the following pages highlight the fights, Joundx, and symbol! of our school activities during this year ...... ACTIVITIE A i E lI'fould11 z your mfffber write zbe excure, Demzir? E i Carolyn Zooler on 415 Pam and SCHOOL OFFICE IS Sick or sleepy? asks Mrs. Fink while filling out an admit. Oh, deathly ill, replies the culprit. We'll close with this--an apple a day .... is the familiar voice of Mrs. Tipps each morning. Not infrequently the ol' Bear booms out his per- sonal invitation for detention hall. Amid the confusion of office girls can be seen the dejected student waiting to approach Mr. Green, the happy student signing out, or the shy student just enrolling. All in a day's activities at THS . . . I l x 5 2 flirzgly Jfgzz lbs lfzfdy Ml. 'Dmz' thaw defezzfiazz lwllf! THE SCENE OF I inf! lam' lb: fr defwffmrz bxfff VARIED BUSINESS Tbfllfvf pferllj uf .vfzifef ml ,1 briglmf IUfn1a'.1.1 11111171111 f Type a letter-lmclzfpuce-rlrike-over-lype 4 Zeller ...... With the 8:20 bell, the silence of the vacant halls is shattered as students pour into the building. The rush is on! Slamming lockers, hurried conver- sations, and shuffling books precede the quieting hush of the 8:50 bell. The drone of lecture, the syn- copated taps from the typewriters and the buzz of sewing machines is interrupted for twenty minutes on the surmise that one can stand in line, purchase a lunch disk, stand in line, redeem the disk for a tray, and finish the lunch in the remaining eight minutes. Another bell and back to class. Eventually that long anticipated 5:55 bell sounds. Amid the scramble to cars and jostling for bus seats, students leave for home. Raberlo and Guillermo fell bow il is bark home. CLASSROOM CAPERS. .. Tell il to Dem' Abby- aliaf Gayland Parker Alblelef dixplay oliver QFD ubililiex. Tom dzxplayf lbe many lulenlx of an annual Jlaffer! 5-,Mr ff' x 4 I -ww u X X ' 'S' 'K v'LA 'm MJ' A1 4 ,,g5s.+d f 'xg Group therapy! ..,. :lass hard al work? wjgff , Q www- Qi - Ai,-ggik f 1 .Q A, K QQNKEX, 4 gk ff . 62 4 E Evil dlunn---- ,....--0 Q' v 5 ,ip Q pi P112 your john H CLAMOR U76 afked Subjerk for fz lznzrbrwmz Jlwf, bzze . . . we gal fr Bfclffch' And repfewntifzg THS in the Ifllerfrbolaflir League Baking Cwzfeflx me . . . Qwu-a-ww .IA .. 3, N awry right here. AN . Q Star pwformerx await zbunderoux npplazue. CO MOTIO Anyone for Bmlaelpong P! fmt ufarzl lo be Uwe YOU djdllvf make a miflake! Melmzrbolic mamenn Lionelter plur zz couple of exzmr await the rowing pep rally and the uiriling sheer- leadery . 1-2-3 . . GET ONE! roar- ed Lion fans in a frenzied show of spirit. Many a fan yelled him- self hoarse at games and rallies. The band, posters, spirit con- tests, visiting cheerleaders UD and fun bus trips built enthusi- asm for the coming game. Remember the pride when Linux was first presented? His presence unified the whole stu- dent body in their shouts of en- couragement. 3 THE PIRIT Burning with Jpiril, fam Inaba-dame around leaping flamer. 24 fi W 4 Mi1'1'01', 71217101 F:-iemif, Romam, Coznztrymen, Farulfy, Adminifmzzion, Slu- denfs, Band, Team, Sludeni-TeaclJer5, Lionelley . . .IVe're hal' ing u lizzie meelirzg in fbe Jmdium zoniglaz . . . N0 mmmenl! UF '65 Lirzuf Ialfef in 61 bafieflmll game. F iv, 1 ff Q W Q - H , A ,Q,,,A,,,,:,,1,,,7,, 25 ' ef Paid pmembly? .... ASSEMBLIE A One of H1059 zzfell-ofgafzized fire drlllf. Pruudly JfI01'lfllg new when rlvoir memberf num!! fue from Mix! Ivunye SPECIAL PROGRAMS BRE K E ERYDAY ROUTI E The typical routine of rush to class, roll check, lecture and assignments, and the strain of finding an excuse to leave class is broken periodically with special programs and assemblies. The choir has provided many hours of musical entertainment. Various assemblies ranging from scientific demonstrations to combos draw a surging throng of students to the gymnasium. When assemblies become scarce, the stu- dent body will even welcome a fire drill-anything to get out of class! - AJ an added allmvliorz zo :he produrlion of G'e11ier, NASA maker rorkezr s www' I f ,f 1 llte Y , iQ 1 21. Maxi l I 'X tk w .W w LEI IHE N x m Fxgqfx- M L. KN! ,. ,i. i A RN 9 K .Q ,Q-N: 3: Q -X s ' Q . f , -Q f s Q N .Q W 1, W . QA, .-'1f4f:'-wa. 1 Q 7 - A ' . S9955 f A L MMM tj Nw, ,' s K: hx, 3 X.'ZV5f fi5i Q 4 ' I ' Lili'-' W ' A X 5 13'W +, T i N . X A L L ' Q RFQ! L' fifiihlxk ix ' 4 QK if ' rr -S-9 X ki. K . 1 1 ' XX X2 -X 1 I , -V ..1L- -. A '- . . - f Nkygv 'yy , 3 r ,,X . , a .y 2 3553 A M LF X'-. 3 ff-H X . -A X . ,fi ff?-Eiwififfsfi Q Iii. fy ' gk yy Aiewf fw L .xgfi .-.-- i , if .5555 - W Q 'B ww -5 K - 5' f L 3 4 I - ,f E157 ,X . ' - A A5 5 V 11711 enjoys Twirp lVeek af Sylz i--Q A f . X , Q . J Q- .,, 5 - 5 -' , - - , - .AL-Q -s. - A,g,k .J , X ,fx X KK , . A -.K-,Qw-253353512-Wim, 1 ' X. -, N ,rms , 5,11 x Af jg -,Q U7iz:zer Wonderland K h-.. l.r Baker alwayx Jecond choke? 'Mw,m.mL r GOOD TIME S ROLL! Special events that sparked excitement through- out the year included the sweetheart coronations, Homecoming dance, Crystal Ball, Twirp Days with the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and that history-making seven-inch snow. doer ber proclaimed dunes! 'Q if we Alvin and lhe Cbipmunkr ! I TH?'Il-Abdul-D4-l'.f ,ree Cyuflaiu carry- ing Hal! lunch fray! Ola, Chrirfmar Tree,' Ola, Cbfiflmdf Tree, .rang the Yearbook Tabernacle Cboir. 29 5' 2' 1 WI , V ,......f 4: X, Ni L, A.rJi,rfm1! Direffof Reba Aiaxwell Jimi- iej Ike mn-imfe HJ 11101 of zlve play. , 3255331551 mfii-'Hn-s 111: . ,,,::1..XS2iii8s L- 2 --Ah ggjigf-JE::iEiiiZ5ii5 ': Tiff: - --gffgxssg k . ffl . f X 1 1 1 a A group of mf! fffmzbezw 1.16: 41 zfffwzwlf Un! far ,f4If0lIJ'7l6.Y.f az relyear- ml. !'l7.'I!Jff6'7'.l H RD WORK REWARDED Mapu Lryzm lhzw. .nr AIM. Iifzfwbhflc, leuwu I0 pu! fYLff'Vfff mm flu fl11z'.1f1L'z' nj lm' jam. ,md wha! az Draw rehmrml and lbs can .vbowx Jigm of organ- zzfzlmn Q Pj . ,ww ,A V, ve, , 2 1 w , ,Ri M., fe r Y, Dirermr Hurfbel Farrow girei' Pam Holter ez feu' Pam Hulfer .rfudief bow Mike will leak In flae I'f'ff1ff J 41117712 ffbgflffflff blade ZEIIILK1' .ruler Did .rameofze my Zypefarf- ing? WITH PAY- OFF PERFGRMANCE When Larry Donley fTom Riderj was asked by Gorden Warren Uames Da- visj, who he was, the reply was Who me? I'm Little Bo Peep. As quickly as Tom entered and exited, laughter filled the auditorium of DeXX'itt Perry Jr. High School as the senior play Lock, Stock, and Lipstick swung into its first debut, Jan. 23, Yes, good old Maggs fPam jonesj and Plunkett Uoe Allenj were certainly a pair of nosey rosies and match makers. Unfortunately, the match making turned on them and they became matched. Mrs. Maggs turned the tables for Warren, who hated women, when she broke him down and made him look at girl counselor, Jane Gardner QPam I-Iolterj. Miss Prather fPat Baileyj, the typical old battleaxe math teacher, broke down when she admitted she wanted her students to like her. The play was a hilarious hit and was enjoyed by all. The Seniors of 1964 certainly lived up to their grand reputation! Stzfwi' ,gjrli .ttf 415 criliei during dren rebearml. Who ,said Ibn! Tom Rider paid ffaem lo laugh? Tbe fzudierzre loner prepared for rmylbing and ezferyzbing at flze time for Ike plrzyir be- gnzrzmg nerzrr. X. N s rf X 'ui W ,W ,. ,,,, 2 2 V 4, ef Prim jmzef, ar Maggy, pride! laerrelf on her zmzfvbvztzkirzg abililrler at .the mlky with joe Allen, tri' Mr. Plznzkelfy bu! leer plan bdCrefi1'EJ and Jive is mrzfrbed f 31 P, V fgggwz. T857 ij , , Kiev ' 'lxgjiw S: 3'f ,W ig Kiln 49,7 41, W, -gag Meetings, choral rehearsals, conven- tions, sales, contests, field trips, and serv- ice are a few of the varied activities of the THS organizations. Plan programs, raise money, select representatives, choose pro- jects .... these are the items one finds on the clubs' agenda. Through organizations, THS students learn the importance of teamwork, accept- ing responsibility, and the satisfaction gained from a job wel!-done. These organizations add another facet to the Jigbtr, rozzmif, and Jymbolf of TI-IS. oRGAN 33 I DU TRIAL TRAINING SECURED I I The Industrial Cooperative Training Club strives to instill the qualities of good citizenship and purposeful leadership through its organization. It endeavors to help its members to attain a perspective of the many facets and phases of industrial work, and to develop themselves so that they might one day find their place in today's industrialized community. Each member of the I. C. T. Club is a member of the I. C. T. class. Their rponfor, Mr. Bowman, serves simultaneous- ly as their teacher. Each member holds a job outside the school involved in industry. Bark Row: Allen Souter, Kenneth Stradley, Gary Wilson Sammy Splann, Digit Aber, Billy Taber, Dick Pilgrim, Ted Crawford Bill Benson, Gary Stamper, Don Shamburger, Robert Price Douglas All ing, Mike Heneger, and Mr. Bowman. Fran! Row: Gary Horton Gary Wilson, Linda Wilson, Thomas Pietila, John Butler, jeff Parker Steve Dalton, jerry Hudler, George Scroggins, and Don Ammons Szmng Rosemarie Lathem, Nina Beach, and Margie Nichoson w-I ,.,......---gg JA-9-,h,,,.,...'-- 1 , wif if I. C. T. Officers: Gary Horton, Preriderzlg Rosemarie Lathem, Treafurerg Doug Alling, Reporzerg George Scroggins, Sargenrzz at Armfy and sitting, Margie Nicholson, Secretary. Not shown is Tom Turner, Vice-Preridenl 34 E.T.A. MEMBERS ANTICIP TE TEACHING CAREER -. V .F .rv Q-119 -- Top Run: Becky Lord. Dorothy Posey. Jana Sumruld, Elaine McLenrlon. Lynn Fisher, Janice Glidewell, Kathy Dunn, Anita Jacobs. Middle f01l'I Sharla Mills. Lin- da Smith, Marilyn Moffett, Jan Mayberry. Sylvia Showrnan, Joanna Spiker, Lyndia Cross, Laura Pierce. Carol XX'eatherly. Bafmm ww: Tommy Kenas. Beverly McLes- ter, Jan Burgess, Brenda Martin, Sandy Sloan, Genie Jones, Linda Routh, Wanda Jacobs, Mr. Jackson, rpamor. Sponsored by Mr. Jackson, the Future Teachers Club is organ- ized in an effort to arouse the in- terest of students in teaching as a career. The Club programs are planned to help the members learn of the many facets of teaching. With the idea that a teacher is often the most influential person in a stu- dent's life, the girls look forward to the time when they might be that special person. V7 TOP f0w2 Elaine McLentlon, rfiw-,f2n'e.s'fz1'u1f.' Sharla Mills. f77't',lf!IF77.f,' Marilyn Moftett, n'e.1.iurw'g Front Razr: Jana Sumruld, Jerrelaryg Lyndia Cross, birlor rang Sylvia Showman, przrli.1111en!arm11. 35 Mr. Bagley, Jpansorg Charles Calhoun, jim Brockway, Cecil Debaca, Doc El- lis, Bobby Starnes, Carl Morris, Officers, Judy Mason, Suvelfyearl. Providing practical knowledge in the vocation of agriculture is the main aim of the Future Farmers of America. This is accomplished through field trips and helping on local farms and dairies. Also, every year, a project is required of each boy. These projects generally cover raising an animal or certain crop. Another phase of this important organization concerns the yearly meet- ings. These include an annual banquet, regional conferences, and local group meetings. STUDE T TRAI ED FOR GRICULTUR L PURSUIT 36 ' I . r if-f f A f H ff, wa? ' , V 1, Vgz, ,,,,,,,,, , ,v E Judy Mason - Sweetheart Q-we The Art Club is always ready to make posters, murals, and various dec- orations seen around the school. With- out the Art Club, many school func- tions would lack that special Jparkle that adds so much. Each December, thanks to the clubs artistic endeavors, the halls glow with the warmth of Christmas as reflected in imaginative decorations. This year field trips and exhibitions high-light the clubs activi- ties. I 1' la at Sally Denton, james Collins, Kathy Anderson, and Bobby Robinson ART CLUB SPARKS IMAGINATIO D CRE TI E ESS Frank Sharp, Mrs. Wfilley, Pat Gailley, jim Brockway, Bobby Robinson. Vfayman Stewart. Terry Jones, Jana Sumurald, Jerri Evans, Patty Smith, Charlotte XY'iIliams, Mike XX'ynn, Pricilla Morris, Pat Joyce, Orest Gwozdziowsky, Suzie Burgess, Kathy Anderson, Laura Peterson, Sherry La- moges, Brenda Lucas, Karen Shipman. james Collins. Donna Denney. Sally Denton, Donna Dean. F.. ai The Library Club provides its members with ample opportunity to gain a working knowledge of library techniques. Each member is required to work in the library during the year. If the member is planning a career in library science, Mrs. Price, rpomor, is more than willing to help establish within the individual a foundation in this field. ai. a . ff' F ...W Patti Mix, preriderzfg Beth Guthridge, 1fice-preriderrlg Jana Sumruld, Jecremry Anita Jacobsen, hirzoriang Susan Rogers, reporzerg Angela Clements, treasurer. CLUB MEMBER LE R LIBRARY TECHNIQUES Nu, R I Szanding: Mrs. Price, Brenda Martin, janyce Glidewell, Betty Carlisle, Carolyn Col ter, Linda Libingouth, Cheryl Zeigler, Beth Guthridge, Jana Sumruld, Carol ton, Sharla Mills, Patti Mix, Susan Rog 38 Jerri Evans, Kathy Anderson, Angela Clements Weatherly, Patty jaremko. Seated: Sally Den ers, Anita Jacobsen. lin- Sponsored by Mrs. Woods, the Science Club provides a media through which to en- joy the unending wonders of science. Inter- esting guest speakers, informative films, field trips, as well as programs given by the members fill the calendar this year. Jean Brandt, fire-preriderzlg Jim Beach, recording Jefrefary and lfeaf urerg Jana Sumruld, preridenlg Angela Clement, rorrerpwzdirzg .fecre mry, Hood Cheney. MARVEL OE SCIENCE EXPLURED BY SCIENCE CLUB , MEMBER .N V QW-a. Franz row: Jean Brandt, Kathleen Vatsures, Angella Clement, Ronnie Johnson, Cynthia Wright, Ester Roe, Joan Spiker, Barbara Roseler, Patti Mix, Donna Nichols. Second roufz Jana Sumruld, Jim Beach, Linda English, Judy Collins, Helen Longshore, Jim Cozby, Gail Chaffin, Garland Dunn, Laurie McDonald, Bryan Price, Harriet Gell, Rebecca Regan, Hood Cheney, Janice Pruitt, Mike Johnson, Pat Bailey, Ken Leckie, Tom Hanize, Mike Robbins, Ray V-an Cleve, 'J'ol1n Rose- ler, Mrs. Woods, Jpwzsor. Third row: Howard Johnson, Alex Wesnoski, Ricky Plummer, John Pritchett, Matt Gruben, Charles Welch, David Price, Scott Bradford, Gerald Randals. 39 Kay Worthington O EITA CHAPTER tt Dian Blalack Pat Cross . Carolyn Meason, Rene Kemp Anita Ackley Jerrie Patterson, 0a,eftf74 W Kay Hamilton, Gaynell Dozier Karen Johnson Mary Mitchell Sharon Hodges Debbie House, ara M erm. OFFICERS President ................................ 1st Vice Pres. ..... ..,......... . 2nd Vice Pres. ..... 3rd Vice Pres. .... 4th Vice Pres. ..... 5th Vice Pres. 6th Vice Pres. ..... ........ . Secretary .......... .... Treasurer ...... Historian .............. .... Parliamentarian ..... Sgt.-at-arms ........... K , Y .IL .. IX Oleta Sale Z. to r. Anita Ackley, Rene Kemp, Pat Cross, Kay mithington, Mary Mitchell Sharon Hodges, Dian Blalack, Carolyn Meason, B er, Debbie House, Gaynell Dozier, Oleta Sale, Kay Hamilton, Karen The Fzztzzre Homemzzkezzr of Azzzerinz have eight purposes, they are: to pro- mote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homcmaking, to em- phasize the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in home and community life, to work for good home and family life for all, to pro- mote international good will, to foster development of creative leadership in home and community life, to provide individual and group recreation, and to further interests in home economics ...................................................... ,.,,.................. A, Y . Arty. ','. , Sponror: Mrs. Ollie Williams rw Q AK QXYM ERS O O m Lf ' 7 Q: 1 2, E 'n 70 :J l 'Elf E u- Y 1 lb ' Y fl bi Ok -' O? 4,9 Qjil' l. to r. 151 ww-Debbie House, Kay Wtvrthington, Karen Johnson, Rene Kemp, Dian Bla- 0 lack, Pat Cross, Carolyn Meason, Gaynell Dozier, Kay Hamilton, Oleta Sale, Sharon Hod- ges, W lder, Anita Ackley, Mary Mitchell, Znd mu'-Judy Mason, Pat Reed, Jer- rie Patterso , anice Willianis, Pattie Mix, Jackie Hays, Sharon Morgan, Margie Nichol- son, Sharon Self, Linda Thornton, Reba Maxwell, Suzie Simpkins, Genie Jones, Karen Jones, 3rd row-Brenda Martin. Dora Lopez, Susan Rogers, Martha Collins, Cloe Law- rence, Pam Thorne, Darlene Thornton, Linda Voirin, Beverly McCraw, Betty Salmon, Marsha Sedlick, 41h www-Gladys Smith, Carolyn Richardson, Barbara Roseler, Betty Har- dy, Carol Wfeatherly, Paula Gibson, Freida Powell, 525 mu'--Nancy Teter, Judy Pollard, Elaine McLendon, Sandra Clevenger, Rhonda Rainey, Suzanne Beach, Anita Jacobson, Beth 40 Gutheridge, Judith Huston. Mrs. XX'illiams, Donna Bursey. 1 'I BL TON CHAPTER ' ,'A1 . . ..,1A . , It :' A . if 2, V ls. 1, f tt? x' ' ,K . . 5 Q t W OFFICERS Qi J Q 'A ' Q Q Q President ........................ Pat MOrr0W 1st Vice Pres. ....,... Randy McGowan V X Zncil Vice Pres. ........ Chiistijne lihong N,, V -... -A X ,f 3r Vice Pres. ..,..,,,. in a inter , 3 ' ' -f V' 'f ' 4th Vice Pres. ...... ..,.... J anice Folse if W 5th Vice Pres, ....,,.......... Judi Agnes my 3 V Secretary .....i.............. Beverly Wright Treasurer ........ ..... P riscilla Morris Historian ............. .... R osie Edington , M3 Parliamentarian ........ Phyllis Mclnnish Sgt.-at-arms ......... .... C arol Cowman to r. Phyllis Mclnnish, Angela Clements, Rosie Fdington. Judy Agnes, Pat Morrow, Ihristine Chong, Linda Minter, Linda Price. .35 F' As stated in the creed, The Fzzfzzre H0l7Z6l72dk6I'.l' of Amerim face the future with warm courage and high hopes. Their eight-sided emb- lem symbolizes the significant purpose of the organization. Their flower is the red rose, motto - Toward New Horizons, colors - red and white, symbolizing strengthand sincerity ................ ............ .............. V .x ...Ty Spomorz Mrs. Frances Burns YMAKER5 Ehgf Q5 NEW HO show of as ' 74 5 fi, 'S 2 an I JJ Q r - at 6 5 ' gr V- i . I ' Q 1 O I. la r. 112 mu-Barbara Howard, Brenda Martin Rosie Edington Innish, Linda Price, Linda Minter, Christine Chong, Pat Morrowi ,Russell, Linda Hall, Kathy Abel, 2 nd rua'-Leslie Cnllett, Louellen nice Pruittf Cheryl Collins, Barbara Stevens, Cheryl Keenun, Penny Judi Agnes, Phyllis Mc- Angela Clements, Vickie Farie, Linda Hensley, Jan- Nail, Kathy Dodd, NR Dusak, Pat Warden, Sharon Stokes, Earlene Snow. 3rd row-Mary Garrison, Brenda Lucas, Gloria Powell, Norma Prepes, Emi Wocmtcn, Sondra Stewart, Beverly Wright, Janet Kirkpat- rick, Paula Boyd, Sandra Jameson, Rita Sewell, Sharonx Reynolds, Mrs, Burns, 4119 raw-Ban bara Pierson, Gail Mosher, Jeanette Hilliard, 'Linda Owens, an Burgess, Ruth Mueller, De- lores Bass, Pat Loveday, Beverly Baker, Kay Gseywllelores ilinas, Midge Duncan, June Fer- guson. Sth mu'-Shirley Hamner, Janice Folse, Randy flcGowne, Judy Hamner, Priscilla Morris, Janice Davis, Cheri Anderson, Betty Jones, Ruth Burt, Vickie Sluder, Liz Brumblee, Vida Grayson, Kay Dunn. 41 JU OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.. ....,. B renda Whalen lst Vice Pres. ..,... Donna Speigel 2nd Vice Pres. ....... Susan Stuart 5rd Vice Pres, ,....,, Linda Howard 4th Vice Pres. ...... Norma Lancaster 5th Vice Pres. ..... .... L awanna Brown 6th Vice Pres. ..... ..... G ayanne Gray Secretary ........ Treasurer .......... . . Historian ........ Parl iamentarian Sgt.-at-arms ......... .... Christie Nash Stephanie Moore Patty Duff Olivia Valdez Debbie Horsley IOR CHAPTER 3 475 ,.1....-' -c, it K r Q gigiis ,'.r Q 5 f S - fe 1 r... c f ' T ff'-1 e ' ' ' fe ' g f f,,7Z 9 3 f ig' 9 Q J , l :.: , l i 5 W 455 F ga, 'irr . s i 4 'WV ' I. zo r. lr! r0w4Susie Stewart, Brenda Whalen, Linda Howard 2nd-Christie Nash, Lawana Brown, Debbie Horsley, Stephanie Moore, Olivia Valdez, Patty Duff, Nor- ma Lancaster Sponmr: Mrs. Mary Pierce 42 Throughout the year, the Future Homemakers utilize the opportunity to practice the skills they learn while working toward achieving certain goals which they select. kMMfRs Nd Walla 9 73 4' Q5 Nfw Ylc ew ,V OC, 5 ,a 551, . 'ei 5 N Y vs Z ' oi' 4 x 0 1. I0 r.1rl row-Jenny Boeser, Mary McManus. Sue Wilson, Donna Speigel, Norma Lancaster, Lawana Brown, Christie Nash, Susie Stuart, Stephanie Moore, Debbie Horsley, Olivia Valdez, Brenda Whalen, Linda Howard, Patty Duff, Gayanne Gray, Lilly Castro, Linda Littrell, Brenda Bigham, Jackie Belcher, Mrs. Pierce. 2nd raw- Susan McCoy, Linda Monk, Judy Hilliard, Glenda Thompson, Mary Goodrich, Pat Cooper, Rachel Montero, Barbara Baker, Sherry McMillian, Donna Johnson, Linda Hargrove, Cathy Hamner, Phyllis Christison, Pam Archer, Janet Knight, Becky Adams, Sallye Thompson, Wanda Jacobson, Sue Brewer, Donna Mock, Linda Kegley, Pat Hara ris, Darlene Glidewell, Bad mu'-Blenda Thibodaux, Mary Dawson, Merry Dawson, Sally Tipps, Peggy Langston, Rickie Ide, Connie Plyant, Barbara Gell, Carol Glascock, Sally Lawrence, Elizabeth Emling, JoAnn Brice, Vickie Newton, Kathy Hamm, Sherry White, Barbara Dobbs, Kathy Goodlet, Linda Weeks, Connie Warren, Sandy Sloan, Tere- sa Watkins, Sondra Kelly, Linda Pierson, Ambra Hanson, 4111 row-Sharon Edons, Gin- ny Cockrill, Beth Liberto, Donna Monroe, Vickie Harwell, Brenda Nelson, Sherre En- ninga, Joani Pepper, Rene Bratton, Dianne Miller, Chris Jensen, Joan Rames, Edie Nelson, Carol Shamburger, Cynthia Barnett, Margaret Worthington, Chris Pietela, Pat- ty Pagle, Dorothy Posey, Connie Mosley, Diane Lloyd, Sharon Costlow, Cynthia Meeks, Susan Stacy, Jane Cuymes, Peggy Brayles, Linda Richardson, Rebecca Bucy, Monica Williams, Joy Ford, Treva Braziel. Organized on the national level, the Mu Alpla Theta Mathe- matics Club promotes scholarship in, and enjoyment and understand- ing of mathematics among high school students. The bi-monthly meetings feature programs present- ed by the members. Members must have completed two semesters of al- gebra and two of geometry, and in addition have completed or enroll- ed in their third semester of alge- bra. A 'B' average in all mathemati- cal work and a 'B' average in the general high school work is required. Mrs. johnson acts as sponsor. E RICHME T THROUGH MATHEMATICS Jana Sumruld, yerrezrayg Howard johnson, ure preszderzz james Collins pferzdenf Jan Mayber ry, reporter. CLASSICA L LANGUAGE The Latin Club members seek to better acquaint them- selves With the culture of the Roman civilization. Nationally affiliated, the club meets twice a month. The Latin Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Smith, features skits, films, and various reports at the meetings. I TR IGUES MEMBERS ,gn Blix Left Row: Linda Lewis, Angella Clement, Wfilma MacLaughlin, Marsha Sedlick, Janice Standifer, Carol Morris. Debbie Smith. Jackie Hayes, Cindy Simbrick, Jan Oren, Karen Blanton, Lynn Fisher. Mrs, Smith. Spmzxm-.' Rifgbf Rout Connie Burns, Melanie Smith. Sharla Mills, Carol Rainier, Donnie Green, Patti Mix. Linda Gayle, Sandra Cleven- ger, Marianne Snider, Lynn Dalmont, Bertha Moses, Rozine Higgins, Gloria McGee- hee, Fred Edward, Steve McQueen. Back Row: Frank Sharp, Russell Ferrante, David Aguirre, Matt Gruben, Bryan Price, Arthur Keywood, Allen Livingstone, Billy Shields, jimmy Welborne, Bob Boyd, Charles Dismore, David Crofton, John Williains, Bill Finch, Alan MacMillen, Gordon MacFarland, Phil Werner. 1 D A Ant ., Sharla Mills, ,fecrelfzryg Lynn Dalmont, birluriurzg Linda Lewis, fmrlimnenlariang Jim Welborne, pre5ideff1t,' Connie Burns, rejmrler: Carol Rainier, trearurerg Rus- sell Ferrante, 1'ire-jwrexidezzf. 44 Loi Conquiitadorei' further their knowledge of Spanish speaking coun- tries through informative programs and various activities during the year. The Christmas Party and the an- nual Spring Banquet, as well as inter- esting programs dealing with the cele- bration of different holidays, highlight the year. Rita Colwell Vice-Preridenzg Toni Brinson, Preridenz: Dolores Salinas, Secre- tary. LOS CONQUI TADGRE JOY S ANISH CUSTOMS , I -. , Back Row: Mrs. Charlebois, Sponraf, Sylvia Showman, Janice Davis, Debbie House, Anita Ja- cobsen, Janis Goolsby, Hood Cheney, Glen Cox, Robert Johnson, Mike Robbins, Steve Witt. Third Rau: Linda Smith, Donna Bursey, Betty Martin, Sue Proctor, Ruth Burt, Annette Worthy, Beverly Kruse, Mike Sullivan, Huston Pearson. Second Row: Linda McGaughey, Charla Harwell, Esther Rowe, Judy Agnes, Cherie Seymour, Jo Berry, Nancy Thompson. Rita Colwell, Katha Henry, Judy Leslie. Ballom Row: Pat Blatt, Linda Harris, Brenda Stew- art, Ray Rodriguez, Danny Menendez, Cynthia Wfright, Dolores Salinas, Linda Logan. 45 The junior Achievement program provides busi- ness training. The response to this program has been so great, that three companies were formed this year. The members go through a Complete business year be- ginning with the selling of the stock in the fall to the li- quidation of the company in the spring. Otis Engineer- ing Co. allowed the J.A.'s to meet at their plant this year. DAL TOP CO Officers: Top: Pat Huff, Vice-Prey idenl of Production, Third Row: Patsy Hunt, Trem- urerg Katha Henry, Serretury, Second Row: Mike Sul- livan, Vife-Prefiderzf of Sales, Bolmm Row: James Col- lins, Preridenl. EXCELLE T BUSINESS TRAINING A D l OPPORTUNITY FOU DI . .PROGR M Q77 l s l l l E i K DAL CO OffiCef5'T0L11 Raw- Bill Mosley, 1,j,e,p,.e5jde,,, Tri-Dalco Officers: Dennis Shrag, Prerfderzfg Dalia Menen- of Manufacturing, Bobby Robinson, Vife-Pfefidenz of Sales- del, Secretary, Laura Pierce, Trearurerg jim Shafer, Vice- Bwfom Row: Jerri Evans, Sgr,-gf,,-fy! Duffy Qyster, prefjdemg Prcridwzl of Salesg N01 Jbownz Phyllis McQueen, Vire-Prey Betty MCLester, T1'ea.rzn'er. Idfflf of Pf0ClUCt10fl- 46 I K DAL CO DAL TOP CO Top row: Danny Me-nendez, Lyndon Patterson, Jean Boyd, Serofzd row: Susan Rogers, Patty Jaremko, Har- riet Gell. Tom Hainz, Beth Guthridge. Bollom group: james Collins. Rozine Higgins. Patsy Hunt, Katha Henery, Cynthia Cheney. Pat Huff. Smndizzg: Duffy Oyster. Paul Campbell. Archie Gibson. Bobby Robinson, Bill Mosley. Jerri Evans, Smffdt jan Burgess, Betty McLester, Helen Castro. Judy Hummer. Terry Jones. f..,:,s,,. . M. , . Pmdinim Leaks Pvvqfffb 0' L. 10 R. Donna Green, Shirley Hamner, Charles Dismore. Angella Clement, Linda Wriglit, Roxie Phelps, Fred Edwards, Carolyn Wfoody, Pat Green. 47 l Top Raw: Rhonda Westbrook, Linda Thornton, Kathy Ander- ridge, Charles Dismore, Bill Price, Don Dickson, Gaynell son, Gail Lawrence, jimmy Gregory, David Likely, Glen Dozier, Sharon Flavin, Brenda Stewart. Boffom Row: Mrs. White, Virginia Tenute, Diane Belcher, Pat Price. Third Row: Ivanye, ,rpwmn'. Sandra Somerford, Carol Robinson, Stewart Lois Wetzel, Gladys Schief, Robin Brown, Randall Logan, Dominy, Robert Pollard, Patti Sumner, Caren Wiggins, Pat Mike Green, Wayne Souther, Linda Gayle, Phyllis Erwin, Beth Reed. Guthridge. Semnd Row: Melaine Smith, Ian Oren, Billy Eth- COLORFUL ROBES IDE TIFY SELECT CHOIE The select choir is the official choral performing group of the high school, and represents it at such things as regional music festivals and interscholastic competi- tion. The s-elect choir presents assembly programs for the student body, a public con- cert at Christmas and a public concert in the spring. It also takes part in the Annual Carrollton-Farmers Branch School District Music Festival each spring. The select choir often is called upon to provide special music for various school functions, clubs, and community organizations. 48 . The Future Nurses Club encour- ages high school students to investi- gate nursing as a career. Through the F. N. A., qualities essential in a good nurse are cultivated. These prospec- tive nurses give service to the school, community, state, and national or- ganizations. Various field trips and charity projects have marked this year as successful. nt Bailey. projevl rbairmazzg Rozine Higgins, 11'euJ141'e1'g Jana Sumruld, pref- lElll,' Patti Mix, progrtnzz fbilfflllzlllf Barbara Roseler, .wvr'ular,1,' Beverly cLester. fire-pwjzderzz. THE FIELD OF NURSI G DRAWS APPE L Bark row: Jana Sumruld, Carolyn Colter, Rozine Higgins, Sharon Evitts, Donna Green, Linda Smith, Pat Loveday. Middle rout Barbara Rosler. Linda McGaughey. Beverly McLester, Linda Hargrove, Patti Mix, Patsy Hunt, Tammy Gilliland. Pat Bailey. Mrs. Northcutt. .rpuzzrwx Fran! row: Linda Harris, Nancy Long, Sherry Keenum, Becky Lord, joan Ramos. Lyn Erickson. Judy Chambliss. 49 The Y-Teens, an affiliation of the Y. W. C, A., has served the community well this year. These fine Christian girls have marched for the Cistic Fibrosis Drive as well as the Leukemia Drive. The needy have also bene- fited from the activities of the Y-Teens. The club strives to help girls realize their duty as citizens and to be outstanding witnesses and examples of Christian living for others to follow. Y-Teen's sponsor is Mrs. Judy Cunning- ham. Beverly McLf:ster, preridezzfg Dalia Menendez, rerrelaf'-13 Caro Jameson, mznzdl 7'tfAfI7'?.f67ZfuZfj1'E,' Elizabeth Anderson, I1'ea.rure1' ronzmilfsfe rlnrzirzzzafzg Maureen Brown, Sharla Mills, Gail Law rence, Elizabeth Anderson, Lynn Dalmont, Nola Linn. Y -TEE S EXEMPLIFY CHRISTIA IDEALS Bark Row: Jan Mitchell, Becky Reagan, Paula Page, Judy Collins, Janice Glidewell, Gale Law- rence, Jana Sumruld, Betty Carlisle, Kathy Anderson, Carolyn Colter, Judy Hilliard, Linda Gayle, Pat Gaillev. Fourzfy Rnutg Karen Leckie, Sharla Mills, Carol Rainier, Maureen Brown, Kathleen Vatsuras, Elda Ramirez, Suzie Simpkins, Nola Linn, May Ann Snider, Cheryl Zeigler, Sharon Evitts, Martha Collins. Third Raw: Karen Johnson, Becky Lord, Linda Voirin, Bexerly McLcster, Christina Chong, Jean- nette Hilliard, Anita Jacobs, Kathy Hamm, Glenda Kirkland, Shirley Youngblood, Janet Kirk- patrick, Sharon Stokes, Barbara Cockrell. Serwld Roux: Beverly Baker, Lynn Dalmont, Angella Clements, Sondra Stewart, Kathy Dodd, Cynthia Deaton, Sally Denton, Sandra Loveday, Jackie Hayes. 50 Fin! Row: Betty Salmon, Carol Jameson, Ambra Hansen, Donna Nichols, Jan Burgess, Linda Harris, Nancy Long, Elizabeth Anderson, Linn Fisher. www UN GEO GIRL In their daily rou- tine, the Dungeon Girls acquaint themselves with office procedure and business affairs. These girls are seen throughout the day tak- ing up attendance sheets, running the mimeograph machine, typing, and act- ing as general flunky. When Mr. Green, that dungeon bear, comes stalking out of his den, these girls really move. Eelen Castro, Carol Weatherly, Judy Chambliss, Effie Reynolds, Reba Maxwell, Paula Gibson, ynona Malcolm, Janis Williams, Mary Jameson, Mrs. Fink, Marsha Morris, Sharla Mills, FIRE DRILL BOYS Fire drills are effective- ly executed with the help of eight senior boys. Boys are stationed on both floors dur- ing the drill to direct students out of the building. Pinky Clements acts as the fire marshall. MMM Howard Johnson, Jim Beach, John Edd Tucker, Dusty Montfort, Pinky Clements, Mike Bullock, Kirk Thompson, Tommy Blanton. 51 JOBS SECURED THROUGH DI TRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO PROGRAM Mr. Minarik spent many hours searching for jobs and secur- ing interviews for the members of the Distributive Education pro- gram. Each person in D. E. was employed and received a credit toward graduation. Along with the hard work, the club members en- joyed a convention in San Antonio as well as several parties. Bob Barton, p.n'!i.1wtf11f.1r.im.' Mike Harrison, 1'L'Af1fH'fL'7'.' Cloe Lawrence M lreu5urer.' Perry Vifhite, 1'ife-preridezzlg Tommy Gayle, p1'e.ridw1I,' Margaret . Alejandro, Jffflfldf'-1. Tap ww: Tony Wilson, Doug Tetherow, Perry White, Eugene Kirchen- bauer, Lee Moses, Dennis Hazelwood, Don Wood, Karl Genschel, Richard Hill, jimmy Coonrod. Middle row: Allen Young, Carl Robinson, John Williams, Tommy Gayle, Mike Harrison, Tammy Gilliland, Doris Parker, Linda Beneberg, Gladys Schleif, Lee Hunt, Bob Barton. Bozmm row: Margaret Alejandro, Carole Jordan, Paula Gibson, Lyndia Cross, Linda Tate, Mary jameson, Dianne Morgan, Cloe Lawrence, Karen Mashburn, Joyce Gilbert, jean McDonald, Mr, Minarik, Jponwr. 52 D. E. SXWEETHEART Cloe Lawrence 9? WK? Spomor-Mable jones C'rzfvf.1i11r-Mar1r'een Brfm'n. l.j'l'lLl21 MOOYG- Cathy DHHS. Debbie ThOmp- iVIf1m1ge11ffTeresa Holton, lun Oren. Candy Sadler SON- I-lbbl' GICCDV P51111 101165, lamfe G00l5bY, PhYlli5 RlCh31'Cl50fl- Lee ' I Ann Kirby. Beverly McLester. and Becky Gonzalez. LIO ETTES 5, I fm fv me 'li Examine Cfmzmiffw--Shirley Youngblood, Maureen Brown. Pafn jones, Dolores Salinas, Debbie Thompson, Laura Proctor, Dona Gurtler. Janice Goolsby, and Bet- ty McLester Majarremar-Sluercwn Hunt, Dona Gurtler, Sharon Hodges, Betty MC- Lionettes ofthe Year- Lester, Beverly Kruse, Janet Kin Y, Dnrline Snlrn f H ' f 5, on Mrrurccn Broun and Pam Jones 58 DRUM MA .IORETTE HIGH TEPPER High stepping, over- whelming spirit, never-end- ing loyalty, and uniforms of blue and white symbol- ize T. H. S.'s drill team-the Lionettes. The purpose of the Lionettes is to perform during the half-time shows at football games. They en- courage higher standards, both physically and morally, and contribute greatly to the spirit of THS by encourag- ing the student body on to greater spirit. Truly, the Li- onettes add color, variety and higher values to the per- sonality of our school. TEP- P SPIRIT Maureen Brown, Sandra Justice, jane Shelton, Anita Ackley, Beverly McLester, Harriet Gell, Nola Linn, Sondra Stew- Judy Mason, and Judy Humphrey art, and Pat Reed B K Cathy Davis. Susan Burgess. Barbara Allen, Mary Earl, Cindy Lynda Moore, janet Kirkpatrick, JoAnne Philllips, Lau- Somerfield, and Shirley Youngblood fa Pf0Cf0f, and D0l01'6S Salinas Sheron Hunt, Dona Gurtler, Sharon Hodges, Lynn Dalmont. Debhie Thompson, Beverly Baker, Annette W'orthey Janice Davis, and Vickie Dennis Leslie Collette. Pat Bailey. and Gloria McGehee 55 l Barbara Stephens, Ginger Hunt, Susan Simpkins, Carolyn Beverly XX right, Nina Dusak, Phyllis McQueen, Pat Weeiiis, and LeeAnn Kirhy Thurmontl, Connie Burns, and Becky Gonzalez Phyllis Mclnnish, RL-ha Maxwell, Helen Castro, Paula Boyd, Janice Davis, Katha Henry, Kay Worthington, Robin Judy Smith, and Phyllis Rirliartlson Brown, Georjcan Hall. and Pam jones l l K y . if Sandy King, Sandy Lcacli, l.intl:1 Price, Chmlcnc jolisszint, Cathy ,limlif G00l5bY- Jima Sllmflllfl, Belffly KFUSC, Janet Burke, and Libby Green King, :incl Durline Salmon 56 5 in janet King junior Dona Gurtlerm Senior Sharon Hodges Senior LIO ETTE-M jORETTES Darline Salmon junior Sheron Hunt Senior Beverly Kruse junior BL BEL LE Pat Reed, Brenda Martin, Lynda Moore, Sharon Hodges. Maureen Broun and Betty McLf:ster. Beverly Wright, Anita Ackley, Beverly Baker, Dolores Salinas, Darline Salmon, and Judy Mason. 58 The purpose of l'Blue Belles is to perform at home game basketballl half times. The fact that the precision drills are made up by the girls, encourages good character and leadership. 1964 marks the third year of the Blue Belle organization. MIKE BERRY-Stuiffr DIAN BLALACK-Swim' LINDA ENGLISH-Swim CHEERLEADERS KI DLE PIRIT 'AH for the Liam. crfizmf 71,77 fluff fmffizig' is that familiar cry heard from the student body, led by the TIIS cheerleaders. Building school spirit and securing student response is the major job of this group. Many hours are spent planning pep rallies, building bontiires. making posters. decorating goal posts, and selling fight ribbons. Under the direction ot' Miss Moore, the cheerleaders work hand-in-hand to boost school loyalty and encourage good sportsmanship. RICKY PLLlMMERAf1zf1i0r CAROLYN VUOODS-M.1.fc0z MIKE HARRISON+Ssfziur Repafler, Jan Mayberryg Lfb7'dI'f.III, Beverly McCrawg Prev., Tommy Blan- tong Vice4Pn1r.. Don Ide: Ser., Cynthia O'Neill Half-time shows, rehearsals, C0f1fCSfS, bus trips, and concerts play- ed an important part in the activities of the 1964 Roaring Lion Band. The band entered a contest at T. C. U. and brought home ratings of excel- lent in both drill and inspection. Un- der the direction of Bob Souter, the band entertains at half-time shows with intricate formations and preci- sion drills. 1-1 LIO AN They got excellent rating? ? C skit ' gal? 491 v x 1 iff' 'Bl , A r H, .M as wg ,fb , 'Y F 3, ' W' H2 l 4 if M N , ., , , ,. , ' y ff K' W 'ff m Z fi ' 7 . , .042 fri: ' 1 7 ,mv ,if V, New f f a,h2'w'f ' N M f f .. , W, TM ,,,, - 2: 'fig I -3129, f .J W gg QM , W, , ,1 ' N W .. ??f3Wi ' ' ,, f,,m.i6,,,w.,. f 1, f . ,wh H, TA, Z' -' , skggw , 2 - fffQ:'yf'2z'm 'f ' 5. 5 ' V f, lfwvfag cis' iw , ,. X ' 797' flu ,U , ,,-, Q62 ff V4 5, 1' 2 9? I Beverly McCraw Senior Barbara Mulder Senior Sara Ramos Senior Toni Brinson julzzor D M JORETTE jo Berry junior ' Qfff' K Nancy Thompson junior q ' ia W, S -5 S b xqn 'R fgg is is QV, Q xg..- -Q ,nf 'Q . :SX If S I L t Q u.. 4 U! . 3 Q C 'WX' P PF! L10 'S TALE HIGHLIGHT ACTIVITIE The Liwzfs' Tale stimulates reader interest through news, enter- tainment, and feature editorials. Many evenings, when the halls are va- cant, the lights still burn in the journalism room. Throughout the week student reporters. with pencil and pad in hand, can be seen roaming the halls of RLT seeking stories of interest. Through the tireless efforts of the staff, students receive, every two weeks, the Limzfr Tale, which will be found in many Scrapbooks for years to come. Nl..- .A 1 ,,, ILMZX' ...v M Pam jones and jan Mayberry, C0'f'dlffH'.f1 Mary Lynn john Allen, Sandy King, Pat Bailey, Becky Gonzalez, Karen johnson, Pace. Edifm'-,511-Cbiefg and Mrs. Tipps, Spmzrm. Mary Lynn Pace, Barbara Roseler, and Mrs. Tipps :EZ 'I Q ...A . nf? i... Susan Rogers. Vludy Richardson, Pat Brown, Pat Gentry, Bren- Beaver Bronaugh, Libby Green, Tom Subjeck, Rex Leach, da Martin, Dian Blalack, jerry Branom, Truitt Simmons, Laura Robert N0y5'g-ll. Bevel-ly MCLQ-gtg-f. Pam Jones, John Al. Pierce, jim Noel, Dalia Menendez, and Kerry McKenna len, Dom Gufflef, and Rusty Wife 85 SERVICE A D LEADER HIP KEY CTE TUDE T COUNCIL ACTI ITIES The RLT Student Council meets each Tuesday to decide upon is- sues which involve our 1400 students. The council's big project this year centered around obtaining a Lion mascot. This plan was successful. The mascot was christened iLi- nus.' The Student Council handles dance tickets, secures people to rep- resent the school in various civic activities, helps with assembly pro- grams, and acts as general flunky. This year the RLT Student Council was elected to serve as parlia- mentarian of T. A. S. C., Area 3. it ... tab! Pictured with 'Linus' are Ronnie Sal- mon, treasurer, Mary Mitchell, sec- retaryg Pinky Clements, vice presi- dent, and Jim Beach, president. Mr. Haney and Mrs. Culpepper serve as Typical business meeting?l co-sponsors, Preshie Hodge, Toni Brinson, Ronnie Salmon, Bill Beach, Denny Ferrell, james Pullen, James Mayfield, Tommy Blanton, Libby Green, Pinky Clements, jim Beach, Dusty Montfort, Mike Bul- lock, Janie Brown, Marilyn McKinney, Sally Denton, Harriet Gell, Dalia Menendez, Judy Leslie, 66Ronnie Vaden SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT RECOGNIZED BY THE ATIO L H0 OR SOCIETY The National Honor Soci- ety is founded upon the princi- ple that true education creates a well-rounded personality in the development of the charac- ter of the individual and his re- lationship to those around him. A student must have a 90 average or above for two con- secutive semesters with no grade below 90 in any subject and an A in conduct. A student must attend R. L. Turner High School for at least two consecutive semes- ters and only the top ten per cent of both the Junior and Senior classes are eligible for membership. Top Raw: Tom Van Devender. Tom Blanton. Hal Hornburg. Howard johnson, Jim Beach, Mike Bullock. Middle Row: Sylvia Showman, Mary Price, Sara Ramos, Cynthia O'Neill, jan Mayberry, Lynda Tate. Mr. Green. F7-m11R014'g Mary Lynn Pace, Patti Sumner, Jimmie Lou Rich, Dianne Pruitt. Mike Bullock, prerideul.' Patti Sumner, .fecrelmjJ',' Cynthia O'Neill. y. The vote is unanimous? It muff be rigged. mww ww, frea.rurer,' Sara Ramos. lairzoriang jan Mayberry, rep0'rIe1'.' Howard Johnson, 1'fC?-ll77A6'Ji.idC7IfQ Mary Lynn Pace, jmrljarzzefzlfzfian 4 S E tl 'Mft 6 - 51012 W 57, 5 4 f an 4, pqjf av . 'fax 'fawiwf fn.. , 1,3.,,I un an 'Ill' 2 aa sv 'v'l ffl20 lf? lawns flaw 'vnu wit? 'If 4? mann ll 4. V. V, aa W Effirieucy, key to business success, Sponsor, Mrs. Rudy Co-Editors, Pam jones and Linda English CLASS SECTIONS 'Aint we got fun ?' say jan Mayberry, Showman and Marilyn Moffett. Sylvia Long tedious hours are spent throughout the year by the staff members to provide the student body with a book that will always bring back there good ol' days. Selling ads, typing, snapping pictures, typing, creating originality UD, and typing are just a few of the jobs tack- led by the staff. We hope the '64 ROAR will preserve for you the Jiglytf, Jozmdr, and .fymbolf of this year. NNUAL STAFF CAPT RE ADVERTISEMENTS Obviously, Tom Rider is advertising' his personal charm Q ?J to Janice Standifer and Carolyn Meason. mwnw M . .1 -si X. BUSINESS LIANAGER Jann Sumruld ponders the whereabouts of that three cents that would balance the books. I h PAGE LAY-OUTS 'Jimmie Lou Rich, Cynthia O'Neill, and Maureen Brown try to fit that 5x7 picture into ll 2x9 space. TREASURE -CHEST OF ME ORIES PHOTOGRAPHY SPORTS l Tom Subjeck and Dim Ide.afe they Versatile or Sitting Bull and Big Red look for that action shot that Subjeck just plain clumsy? never took! 69 I Figs: fbi t X i Leather popping, helmets clashing, the band playing. people yelling. fren- zied: the blur of color and motiong the gold helmet. the Lion mascot, the hand- shake-These sights. sounds, and sym- bols reflect athletic endeavor at THS. It is the primary aim of athletics to build, both physically and mentally, to- dayls youth for tomorrow's world. So it has at THS ,,... ATHLETICS 71 Top Rau: Kenny Chrisman, Mike Clements, Tommy Hill, Billy Morris, Larry Trowell, John Thompson, Mike Horsley, Kelly Covington, Beaver Bronaugh, Willis McCabe, Mike Conn, Duffy Oyster, David -K ' R. L. TURNER H Wells, Coach Beal. Middle Rout Ronnie Salman, Dus- ty Montfort, Pinky Clements, Eddie Treadaway, Ray Hodge, Gary Curtis, Billy Bridges. Paul Barner, Gary LION CO-CAPTAINS Dusty Montfort Fred Clements ,,,,,,, all l , : i :M . V r. .fvfg DOL LIONS Y 1963 Goolsby, Kirk Thompson, jerry Fraze, Charles Cal- Garrett, DHHDY TOWHSCUCL Mike Sharp, ,lim KUS6, xoun, Dave Simpson, Coach Beasley. Frfu1lRf1u': Ron- RHY Vannoy, Mike Bullock, Bill Beach, T. J. Gar- iie Rivers. Baker Montgomery, Steve McQueen, Larry rison, Frankie Hutchinson, Head Coach Nolan Poovey. MANAGERS MANAGERS !t K m ,I , Tim Wilson, D01-lg Harrell Danny Milaway, Gary Good, joe Lemming 73 K W i if' x 4 4-., i af A11 lr 0. fa M P f I ' f .,- i , 3 ,5 -. X rf, - ,...,,,.,...,M..,, V... M- g3wff'jm,,w.g,5:-T19 ,fy ,S . --1 may V3 'C' A.. 1 55? 5 91521 Q V . , K 'Aff 2 ., ww-fa f UV 1. wr. QP ' ' fi A-3 E , .45 33 fail , . fl M. , V we-.Q qi , W . 'S W...,a ., Y 184' if Q if 'ES' S 1. fx Q r l W Q 31. QM 'Sp P 5 LmA - ..... P J N C 'Lh' - C ,. - . V V L L A' I Q M lqi N1 A . A Z 2 C , g i he i -XM ererr irli X xr Q we 3 i Q ,C wif Q I COACHES Nolan Poovey Ziff fa uglvf: Sheiron. Ridilcls, Parrish, Poovey. Beasely, Beal, Bradley Head C,'W1i-b wunn. F 'K..,...,- Tom Beasely Dan Beal J. T. Parrish Football, Tmrk 1rK,,,,1,,,jf. T,-,mg Ffwfba!l,B4,rke1ba!l 'Wk Bob Riddels Steve Sheiron Cliff Bradley Fooflmll, Bafkelbdll Frmlbpzll, Bdfkefball Foolball, Tefmif Mike Bullock-Guard Kirk Thompson-End w,,,w-' Mike Clements-Hfzlfbark LIONS PLO FARMERS, 26-12 Carro1lton's Lions started their season off right with a Friday the 13th victory over the Lewisville Farmers. The Lionis first score Came in the first quarter with Senior tail- baek, Fred Clements, getting the tally from the 8. In the same quarter Junior fullback, Ronnie Rivers, scored from 35 yds. out to make it 12- 0 at the half. Frankie Hutchison, Senior winghzick, did yeoman duties in both of these drives. In the third quarter Clements got the Lion's third T. D. on a 12 yd. jaunt, and the Farmers came alive to score twice. CarroIlton's last tally came in the 4th quarter when Iunior quarterback, Baker Montgom- ery, sneaked over from the two. ' -sldm - LIONS NIP GAINESVILLE, 12-7 A determined Gainesville team almost ruined the Lion's second game of the season before a crowd of 6500 at Lion Field, The Leopards Controlled the ball throughout the first quarter and took an early 7-O lead. In the second quarter, however, the Lions came back strong, mov- ing the ball 73 yds. in 12 plays, gradually wearing down the tough Leopard line. Fullback Dave Simpson scored from 2 yds. out. The point after missed and Gainesville still led, 7-6. With a 2:05 left in the half, a little razzle-dazzle put the Lions out in front to stay. Clements threw a 12 yd. pass to Senior end Eddie Treadaway for the score. The second half was a punting duel between Clements and Gainesville's Dave Moore. Defensive standouts for Carrollton were Kirk Thompson and Pinky Clements. Eddie Treadaway-End tix Mike Sharp-Halfbari' Frankie Hutchinson-Halfbark XX. W-nnqr Paul Barnet-Cerzler fi I qnjfl Beaver Bronaugh-End BRONCDS EDGE LIONS, 14-8 R. L. T.'s Lions absorbed their first loss of the season as a deter- mined second-half comeback effort fell short before 8500 at Bronco Stadium. The first half was one of frustration for the Lions as they were soundly outplayed by the fired-up Broncos who managed but two first downs and 35 yards total offense, and Denton led 14-O at intermission. The second half saw a spirited comeback by the Lions, Their first threat was killed by a fumble in the third quarter. Later, however, Sen- ior tailback, Fred Clements, put the Lions on the scoreboard with a 2 yd. plunge after an exchange of punts. Dave Simpson carried for the two point conversion. Late in the same quarter another Lion fumble proved to be their final downfall as the stingy Denton team retained possession of the ball throughout the fourth quarter, giving the Lions little chance to score. i1sasm:a:f. was mm ,Wwwms Vx, .. . gi ,,., li 'lf AAA, e Baker Montgomery-Qzzizffezb 1 is LIONS SMASH WOODROW WILSON The RLT Lions ripped the WW Wildcats 17- 7 in perhaps the sweetest victory the Lions have had in years. The Lions scored quickly on the AAAA WILDCATS. A WW back tried to field a quick- kick by Pinky Clements, but fumbled, due mainly to hard pursuit by Kirk Thompson. Thompson re- covered on WW's 25. Five plays later, Montgom- ery scored from the one. WW scored on an 84 yd. run during the second quarter and led 7-6 at the half. The Lions, however, were determined. They took the second half kick and promptly marched 69 yards in 12 plays for this score. Clements scored David Wells-Curmf1'f1mn N from the one, and Thompson added the two con- version points. In desperation the Wildcats then took to the air. Tommy Hill intercepted a pass deep in Lion territory and returned it to the Woodrow 30. The Lion drive stalled on the 15, so Clements was called upon to kick a field goal. It was good, and the Li- ons won, I7-7. It was fr fine victory, as the Lions bested the Wildcats in all departments. Had it not been for White's 84 yard run, Woodrow would have been held to only 37 yards rushing. The Lions proved, once again, that determination and sacrifice can work wonders. y , f.f.+,,vr Mmfa . W? 4 jimmy Krise-Quarlerbafk Tommy Hill-Cornerman Mike Conn-Guam' LIONS DOWN SPRUCE, 14-7 IN HOMECOMING GAME The Lions came from behind a 7-6 deficit at the half to over- come H. Grady Spruce in the 1963 Homecoming game. There were two bright spots for the Lions: Chrisman's 67 yard touch- down run late in the first period and Mike Conn's blocking of an Apache punt, thereby giving the Lions possession on the Spruce one. Montgomery scored, and Clements added two to win the Lion's first district game, 14-7. T. J. GARRISON Center --Q Y 'I -ei t DUSTY MONTFORT LIONS OUT-RU BREWER 38-O The game was exactly one minute and 19 seconds old when Ken Chrisman romped 60 yards from scrimmage for the Lion's first score. Pinky Clements' conversion made the score 7-O. Only 48 seconds later, quarterback Baker Montgomery connected with Pinky Cle- ments, who scampered 76 yards behind the key blocking of Mike Clements. Clements again kicked the point after touchdown. In the second quarter, Chrisman and Clements struck again, with touch- down runs of 66 and 1 yards, respectively, and the Lions led 26-0 at the half. The pair were still not satisfied, however, so each added an additional six-pointer in the third quarter. Chrisman scored on a 70 yard punt return, and Clements, on another pass from Montgomery, this time for 35 yards. Leading the Lion defense were Danny Town- send and T. J. Garrison. End RONNEY RIVERS Fullbafk B i PINKY CLEMENTS H al fbczck L1oNs RIP SAM HoUsTo , 19-o GARY CURTIS Taclzle Halfbacks Pinky Clements and Ken Chrisman led the Lions tc. their third district win in as many outings. Clements scored twice in the initial quarter, first on a 34 yard jaunt and then on an 11 yard pass from quarterback Baker Montgomery. Clements had kicked the extra point after the initial score and therefore accounted for all of the 13 points the Lions had at intermission. junior halfback Ken Chrisman scored on a beautiful 44 yard sprint early in the third quarter, but the try for extra point was short. With this victory, the Lions retained their number 12 ranking in the state and their first Place tie for the district lead with Castleberry. LARRY GARRETT H alfback Wiz! WA. 4' Jaiiikkw DANNY TOWN SE N D Guard WILLIS MCCABE Cenzef BELL TRIPS L10 s, 15-O Carrollton's Lions saw their dreams of an undisputed district championship come to an end at the hands of archrival L. D. Bell of Hurst. The Raiders, preseason favorites to walk away with district honors, had come upon hard times, losing three games prior to the tilt with the Lions. But on their Homecoming night they were not to be denied. The first half was a battle of defenses with neither team gaining an appreciable edge until a fumbled punt gave Bell possession in- side the Lion 20. In short order, Bell had a 6 point lead which they carried to the dressing room at the half. To begin the second half, the Raiders put together the game's only sustained drive and scored midway through the third period. After this, the Lion defense tightened up again and allowed no more. By this time it was too late however. Defensive standouts for the Lions were Fred Clements, Senior tailback-linebacker, Kirk Thompson, Senior end, and Ronnie Salmon, junior end. NX fm X2 I ,.,.., 5 ,A-3 kg. -pf.. . . ., kg X Q we EF 1 Y- fx 1 fb kk - X. -9 2 . A - ., Q ix A K 11 K sua' if . , Hi, is E n A 'KLXAL it . Z A my L Kikh. K f L- 45 m L - ' -'- Z if iT A ...fn 4' ' ,,., .,' M , 1 f gf L' 2 ,Q 1.1 K 1 P ' Sf QI? t. it , A , P at x K .ff 5 QQ .U ,. 1 ,.,, S2 ,Qs LxkX3AA i g' . x X Q BILLY BRIDGES End CASTLEBERRY TAKES DISTRICT , 20-12 The Lions lost their bid for at least a tie for the district cham- pionship when they bowed to Castleberry 20-12. The first quarter ended in deadlock, but the Fort XX'orth Lions came to life to domi- nate the second quarter. During the second period, Castleberry scored three times and added the conversion after two scores, for a total of twenty points. The second half however, proved to be quite a contest. On the first play, half-back Pinky Clements took the ball from Montgomery and promptly scampered 66 yards for Carrollton's first tally. Kenny Chrisman also scored in the third quarter, hitting pay dirt after a three-yard plunge. Then the Turner Lions really came to life, mov- ing the ball through several sustained drives. It seems that the Lions' thrusts were always thwarted just when they were about to produce results. Elerwz seniors played their last game for RLT: Pinky Clements, Dusty Montfort, Kirk Thompson, Eddie Treadaway, Beaver Bro- naugh, Mike Clements, Mike Sharp, Mike Bullock, Charles Calhoun, Frankie Hutchison, and Paul Barnet. KENNY CHRISBIAN Halfbzzrk 22 :AA V ip , ,, KM? W kV,. Mf W an, W ' ' 1 . 3,,. ff? V iV: 'Lind Q l E mf f im ' YM' img ,f,'f J fm , ,M ,,,f 3, i ,, . ' 3 ':'14f 3, kv, fm 1 ff an ,yy ' X T125 3 Vyqk M 9 , me iff, - ', 44 ' 9 J 4?-if RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT .... RLT .... B-TE RECORD Garland ....... ---- Mesquite ..... ..------ Denton Arlington .. .....- -- Rylie ....,. Brewer ......... -------- Gainesville .... ,--- Hurst ................ .. Castleberry ......... ---- COAC HE S: BOB RIDDELS j.T. 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Garland ..........,......... A gnew, Mesquite .... Grapevine .......... ..... I xv ,au 4 ff W My A 4, W by z ,lvv -. x x. Y, 'iuxlu-'J QS u n-.. fi 2 V as f Mmngw , Q-wwf, ,yy . , 2- f - WM' A W Q M, Y 1. 9? g? in Z W ,i,, ,1,i ,,L,,, V ii? V 2 1 ' A' , ., L . Ml W 'UQ' RLT RLT .... RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT 90 W ,, B 44 42 Bark row, left zo right: Denny Farrell, Billy Bridges, James Mayfield, Kirk Thompson, Ray Hodge, Gary Goolsby, James Pullen, jim Shaw, Lester Arnold. Front row, left zo riglztg Kelly Covington, jimmy Krise, Dan Beal, J. T. Parish, Baker Mont- gomery, and Ronnie Salmon. SEASON STANDINGS Jesuit .............. ........ 6 1 95 84 Castleberry .......... ...... 6 5 56 56 90 Castleberry .,........ ....... 7 3 Spruce .............. ....... 4 3 McKinney ..... ...... 3 3 RLT 44 ' McKinney ...... RLT Wmcahachie .. Arlington ...... RLT Hurst ............. Brewer .......... RLT Lancaster ........ RLT Diamond Hill St. Marks ........ RLT Brewer ..,,..,.,, WHXdhHChiC ------- RLT Arlington ...... North Side .................. ....... R LT ,,,, Hurst .,,,.,,,,.,, Paris ............................................ RLT Ft. Worth Poly Tech RLT ,,,, Diamond Hill Highland Park .............. ...... R LT ,,,, Crozier Tech ..,..... RLT .... Brewer 60 7 f 4. 4 4.5 ff, I, M gg RAY HODGE Iuniof PINKY CLEINIENTS Senior RONNIE SALMON junior MW, 2 6 Xi I nnllf .... XD e - I-Q' . -0 ,LL,L xx m - V ai' R 'Q Mk ?-gwi:,,a'f '.,f '4,',, , V V V , , V i ,kV, VV V Lrrr, 1 21? S' uf '., ' , , J VV ,Vg3VVVV:VkVV A ,V V m ,,'V L,VV VV , T? V I 3 , 1 V V W Vz . qi 34 2 f V, WW' I W X Q 1 'K f X V V B V V VL , , , N- , Wh Af' W 4 EMM ,Q YQ? xg x. M ASW S 2 im ill E-2? V 0' fm WA mwfMM,,,,MV K, M. if e W' I vnlv fy I i .. V H, f f A , ff' 19 Q Q K f an 1, ,Wa I 6, , -'fa' i n -'f f, ,,gN ,L 'W' W Z ,L X 5 an A 2 'fy' Q I, 1 ,f 1, ,fy W-fmsm., . , K W 'W +WMwM..,M.q S.. W. Nik QW? i 'S ww W - 'S Y SR? X 3 'KSN 'wel' 'wif QX. i 1. Y 1 KELLY COVINGTON juniof GARY GOOLSBY junior Vi, , 4 ....L.,..T,,,,,,... 5 K , X 1....w-,g,,,,, ., Y 'r L wW:.,,.V .,,L ,A H., , I 5 V . . ,,.i,.,,,,,. 5, LWM, W , f LESTER ARNOLD junior RLT... RLT... RLT... RLT... RLT RLT... RLT Left to Rigbz: Tommy Bronaugh, Bill Mosley, Danny Townsend, Greg Vincent, John Roseler Mike Rogan, Tommy Adams, Bill Bridges, Ray Hodge, james Mayfield, Jim Shaw, Steve Kent Jimmy Gregory, Mike Spurgin, Arthur Gonzalea, Mike Shaffer, Bubba Shaw. Steve Sheiron Coach. McKinney ..... SEASON McKinney ............... ...... Thomas jefferson Waxahachie ......... Waxahachie ..... Hurst ............. Castleberry ........ STANDINGS 52 34 71 52 75 39 52 RLT... RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT RLT Diamond Hilll Brewer ............ Arlington ...... Hurst .............. Castleberry ...... Diamond Hill Spruce ............. Brewer ...... Front Row: Gary Roach, Guy More, Chris Salas, Ralf Ramirez, Lupe Montero, Steve Wiggins Bark Row: Larry Price, jimmy Gunn, Glen McClure, Mike Smith, Preshie Hodge, Ronnie Bell Scott Bevington. 1964 CA CLIFF BRADLEY, COACH Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Fran! Row: Paul Souther, Norman Spears, Bobby Lentner, Tommy Good, Larry Bowman, David Carlton, Bark Row: Coach Riddel, Stan Kerr, Steve Bailey, Andy Hudson, Ronny Vaden, Bill Montgomery. Greg Adkins, Rick Chapman. 1964 CUBS COACH: BOB RIDDELS Cats Lewisville Greenville Lake Highlands Sam Houston Belt Line Belt Line Lewisville Agnew SEASON STANDINGS 35 30 22 44 32 37 46 31 46 Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs , 7 ,, Highland Park Sam Houston Austin Cats Richardson Wilkerson Lake Highlands Terrell Memorial Bussy SKIPPER BROWN BILL MONTGOMERY GOLF MIKE STANDLEY GREG NAS H 2' ,4 1, ww up ! fe, V PAUL BARNER TENNIS L,-,K-W Ania Z? 1 :K R5 r 3 5 4 3 W 3 gf 5 i 4 21 Leadership, a warm smile, engaging friendliness and willingness to serve- that is the blueprint of a THS celebrity. Such qualities, combined with that special sparkle make these people stand out in the memory of their fellow stu- dents. Through various channels these students have been selected to represent THS. The Roar now presents to you the Celebrities of 1964 ..... CELEBRITIES 105 SA LUTE .. The 1964 Lionir Roar salutes the following outstanding students for exceptional loyalty and support to Turner High School. Often their work and efforts have gone unnoticed and unrewarded. They were selected to appear in this edition of the Roar by the staff through nominations of the facul- ty. Through this media we express the admiration and appreciation of RLT for your industrious ef- forts. We salute .... HOWARD JOHNSON Scholarship marks Howard johnson as an outstanding student. While in Ohio, he was a member in the Latin Club and Science Club for two years. He served on the Scholar- ship team. On arriving at RLT, Howard jumped right into school activities. A member of the Math Club and National Honor Society for two years, he served as vice-president in both organizations. Howard represented RLT in Interschol- astic competition. His music interests have centered around band participation for four years. These achievements have been recognized by the Senior class which voted Howard as the Mort Intelligent Boy and the Faculty which voted him Most C0-opemtlve Senior Boy. With the highest average ever recorded at our school, Howard johnson graduated as Valedictorian AN MAYBERRY A hard-working, responsible girl-that's Jan Mayberry. Her class gave their vote of confidence by electing her to the student council for two years. Jan worked on both the Senior and Junior Executive Committee. During the Junior year, she was chosen to be in the National Honor Society and now serves as reporter. Jan- was nominated for the DAR as Mort Co- Citizenship Award and was Faculty choice operative Senior Girl. The officeiof reporter climaxed four years in the Band. The job of Lion's Tale Co-Editor re- quired a great deal of time and effort from her. jan has found interest in the Math Club, Y-Teens, the FTA, and the Roar staff. Graduating as salutatorian, Jan just the girl Mort Likely to Szztreefl. Mayberry is CYNTHIA O'NEILL Band activities have drawn Cynthia O'Neill's inter- ests throughout her high school years. Cynthia has marched in the Roarin' Lion Band for four years and was chosen to be majorette. This year the band voted Cynthia as their Sweetheart. Cynthia served as secretary for the band in her Junior and Senior years. She has also been an active mem- ber in the Math Club, Y-Teens, and a member of the An- nual Staff. Cynthia served on the Junior Executive Com- mittee and was voted as Mort Intelligent Girl this year. PATTI SUMNER Music has been Patti Sumner's chief interest. Various school programs have featured Patti as vocalist and accom- panist. The Sophomore class voted her to serve on the Ex- ecutive Committee. The juniors put Patti to work by choos- ing her as their secretary. Voted to the National Honor S0- ciety in her junior year, she was honored as secretary in her Senior year. The band boasts Patti as a four year member. The Senior class expressed their appreciation and admir- ation of Patti Sumner by selecting her as the Mort Talented. 108 JIM BEACH JANA SUMRULD Jana Srunruld is the club girl of RLT. Two years in the Science and Future Nurses Clubs were rewarded with her election to the presidency of both. Jana has been a two year member and secretary of the Math and FTA organizations. She has enjoyed the Y-Teens, Library and Art Clubs. The tremendous job of business manager for the Roar Was Jana's. A three year Lionette, she also received the DAR Citizenship Award. Congratulations, Jana, for a job Well done. ,Www A very versatile fellow, Jim Beach can be seen giving the Math Club program or selling tickets to a school dance. Jim has been a member of the National Honor Society for years. During his Senior year, Jim edited the sports section of the Roar. The outstanding Physics student of '63, Jim's club interests are the Math and Science Clubs. He represent- ed RLT in both football for three years and Interscholastic League for two. Highlighting his Senior year was his elec- tion as Student Council President, only to be followed by election as area parliamentarian. Jim Beach has truly served his school well and will surely prove to be the boy Mort Likely to Succeed. TOMMY BLANTON DUSTY MGNTFORT Leadership keynotes the personality of Dusty Mont- fort. He has worked hard for his class as Sophomore Class President and Student Council representative. His four years in the football spotlight were climaxed by his election as co-captain this year. Not only the Senior Class Favorite, Dusty Montfort has proven to be everybodyis favorite. Tommy Blanton has had the respect of his classmates throughout his high school career. Class offices included Sophomore president, junior and Senior Executive Com- mittee, and junior Annual Favorite. During his four years in the band, Tommy served as vice-president, librarian, and president. He belongs to the newly formed stage band and to the Ramfr staff. This year marks Tommy's third year in the Student Council. He is a two year member of the Na- tional Honor Society. To you, Tommy Blanton, we give this salute. 110 N Miss Berry and Miss Gibso I t d by the respet e fire depart t t P t the departments t banquet t g t t and parades. MISS FLAME - CARROLLTON MIKE BERRY a MISS FLAME- FARMERS BRANCH PAULA GIBSON MISS CARROLLTON FARMFRSBRANCH Miss Wire was let d by the Senior Class to represent both C 11 d F mers Branch at the State Fair act MARY JANE WIRE 112 MISS FARMERS BRANCH Miss Thurmond h to represent Farmers Branch i Ct ies by the Jaycees. PAT THURMOND fl MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Two very promising students, jan Mayberry and jim Beach, were selected as M051 Likely I0 Succeed. SENIOR PERSONALITIES FRIENDLIEST Always cheerful, Beverly McLester and Gary Horton are our Friendlieff Sefzimxr. ,,, BEST ALL- AROUND Always ready and willing, Hal Hornburg and Rusty Wire were voted the Bef! All Around. OUTSTA DI MOST I TELLIGENT 114 SENIOR t yy fy yy 5 f S 1: 1 5 ' :f '1 1 3 ff W 5 2 5 5 f? 2 7 3 I ii K E 1 I Lots of fun with a spark of genius are Howard johnson and Cynthia O'Neill, voted M051 Inzelligenz. MOST T LE TED OF '64 CHOSE XM Both very adept in music, Patti Sumner and Bill Brinson proved to be the Mort Tulenfed. .. FACULTY CHOICE Outstanding in their high school careers, jan Mayberry and Howard Johnson were selected as Mort Ca-ape:-alive by the faculty. 115 'lm' if -. ,-. r V 'W . we fi 4, is 'N'3..t. 9 wav- . . , wr .s z 3-MM. W Y -W ' r' X MPV' KS' -if we PW 5'5- as- W. H we kM..,.W.y X- W 'is K K ' . t..-fi is -. S A g :B . was W S s f X Fl ll il wmmllnfif SENIOR FAVORITE S BETTY MCLE STER .......,,....,T,,,AA DUSTY MONTFORT Leadership marks both Betty McLester and Dusty Montfort as outstanding students. Betty, a third year Lionette, leads the drill team as Drum Majorette. Betty is active in the Junior Achievement program, the Varsity Club and was selected from her class as Most Beautiful. Betty's warm personality has gained her many friends. Dusty served this year as Senior Class President and Student Council member. He has been active in football throughout his high school career and was selected as co-cap- tain of the team. Dustyis friendly personality has made him everybodyis Hfavoritef' JUNIOR FAVORITES NANCY THOMPSON ,,,,..., ,,.,... TOMMY TIPPS Nancy Thompson is that little girl behind the big smile. Nancy has been active as a band majorette, and was honored as a Homecoming Nominee from her class. Nan- cy, always ready to help, is a friend of both student and faculty. A warm smile, ruddy face, and a cheerful 'Hello' for everyonegthafs Tommy Tipps. An avid fan of THS, Tommy is well-known throughout the school. His carefree, friendly Ways have gained him many friends. SOPHOMGRE FAVORITES ARTHUR GONZALES .....,.......,.. SANDY LEACH With a flair for sports, Arthur has actively participated in football, basketball, and track. A friend to everyone, he served this year on the sophomore executive commit- tee. Arthur's engaging personality has won him the respect of all his classmates. A vibrant brunette with a charming smile-thats Sandy Leach. Sandy has enjoyed being a Lionette this year. She served on her class executive committee. Sandy's sin- cere concern for others is shown as she goes about her daily activities. , 5 Q :sf : as X x if ,Q ,X c N at t. N Q X Q Ri Q R Skt NX. X gp- B We ,-- ' . , 5 WJ K J. JL mu M FRESHMA AVCRITES KRISTINA KRISE .,,,.,,,..,A.... GARY CHRISMAN A 'bouncy' personality and a sparkle in the eye are characteristic of Kristina Krisc. She enjoys horses, swimming, and is quite a water skier. This year Kristina was selected as a Lion-keeper. A sports enthusiast, Gary Chrisman enjoys football, basketball, and swimming. Al- ways on the go, he has actively participated in many of the school functions throughout the year. Gary's warm personality has helped him find many friends at THS. He served as vice-president of his class. V iff M QM f'T'Af w: ., ,. A, ,,,, ,, WW,WW,,mW iw ?fEg, , , .,,.,,, 5 in X 9 H My E , ,,,, , 47 M ,M 5 if U X 1 EA TIFU MUST H!1l?'DSOME MGT LINDA LEWIS-funiof' GMI EES BEAUTIFUL RAMONA GONZALES-Freflaman VICKIE RUSSELL-Sophomore KIRK THOMPSON-Sefzioz DENNY FERREL-Sophomore MOST BARRY BENNETT-junior JERRY MATTHEWS-Frefhman Z f Q fig? af 32 ff fi E Z f v i A HOMECOMI GMI EES 1963 LF .. 6 f .L ' eww - ' r MARY JANE x5vIRE-S'gfQmf h ANITA AcK'L12Y jw0, NANCY THOMPSON-Iunior ff' i ' K SHIRLEY Q YOUNGBLOOD-fznzior LAWANNA BROWN+FI'6Ihl2Id7Z SALLY DENTON ELDA GLORIA MCGEHEE-Sophomore RAMONA GONZALES+Fre.fhmfz1z BECKY BEAL-F1'?J'IJ77Zd7Z Q BP ,Sl ,X Q2 na, , 1' ,, I J , .jf f h M A' 1 -va, ,H , A MW K 5 na K 5, ,fm W '4fffw. w, gig kai? 5 W b 0 wp, D is 1 K 9 4 Q, 9 M in 8, 45,4155 2 F ,V Q ff Q 'Q Jig., , ,, , 1 wg? E A? i,AfufX1.L'Wf W '+7X81. 1 v 3 If '- 12 ,V -05 . 'y Wi!! ? M iff W ww. ., ,l if , Ji!! , f 9 I , 8, 7 ff ? wav., f PL, iWTL, V4 , 4 .,fmmwg,fsQ,g: . Q ,M Xmsw 3 4.12 My M mag ' H 'S If? .my -A k'-, 1 f ,, . 41' 1 , 1 A ' ffggiw., '15, Q 'Yr f K A , 'fr X gg 3 N,Af ww w ay lag ' ,M B? 1' J' W E 1 4, I P' BASKETBALL SWEETHEART , BETTY MCLESTER -LQ: , - - -.-gif.: ,- 1755235 'Vai H. 5' I H, ppxpiz at ' Captured in u rare buxinefx- Q' like mmnenlf 'K M' FUN, max t'fee?Q uf'birlJ ine annual nuff so bfflllliflllll' demrazed! Slunding proudly befide her lorelj' Clarirlmaf free for if it confifmled Cbriil- ' In one of tbore Jeriour rnoodr again! Much overtime -0- plenty of patience and constant endeavor : Mrs. Mary jane Rudy, Lionls Roar sponsor. The 1963-64 annual staff salutes Mrs. Rudy in this special way. This tribute, which we hope is a complete surprise, is only a meager expression of our appreciation, respect, and admiration for our truly dedicated sponsor. She stands tall in our eyes for her endless efforts to make the school's annual the best possible. To you Mrs. Rudy, we say Thanksf' 130 3 Jeniar lazderf and Ibeir bon lVlmt'.r my Line? C I .yy , K ff, M fi im lyeefleader 01' leather? Senior majorelfeur admire Linux A Jeriouf and mon formal group of ezzilyufiaflir Sen- ior Play people! Mai gm vn- The scope of R.L.T Academics covers a broad field. The intricacies of numbers challenge the math-minded stu- dent. The young scientist thrills to each day's discovery in the lab. Diversified vocational and commercial courses equip the student in practical skills that qualify him for immediate employment. English sparks one's imagination whether he be reading or attempting self-expression. The Fine Arts program tends to cultivate appreciation of theater, music and art. All of these opportunities, under the guidance of our faculty, lead to a more satisfactory life. Thus presented are those students that mirror the sights, sounds, and sym- bols of our Academics ....... ACADEMICS 133 SUPERINTENDE T OF SCHOOLS NEWMAN SMITH iw me n 1 fix -L K469. SCHOOL BOARD TOP ROW: Bill Phipps Charles Blalack, Floyd I. Brown, Lawrence Siegler, Art Daniel SEC 134 OND ROW: William K. Russell, NW. R. Linn, William M. Davis, Newman Smith EXECUTIVE DEP RTME DALE B. DAVIS-Prirzfipaf Q-K Aff. D.1z1.r 1121.2 fum lla? fulure. N0 one ran make mffee like Mr. Green J XV, B. GREEN-Afiiflafzl Pflllfflfldf Qi GFFICE PERSCNNEL Mrs. Tipps-Serrelury 10 Mr. Dari! Mrs. Finkf-Sefrelary lo Mr. Green Tardy + Unexcused : Detention Hall Our Denmother'-Marsha Mrs. Pace at work? 136 Mr. Dan Crowe- Caunxelnr of Boys Mrs. Mildred Compton-Coumelur of Girl: FOREIG AN AGE H-si Q33 MARTHA CHARLEBOIS BA, S.M.U. Spanish DEP RTME T iQue ef em? EVA JOE SMITH BA, N.T.S.U. Latin, English NANCY STRICKLAND BA, Rice Spanish George Alonzo enlemzim RLT Jtudenix in the winter, and Six Flagf fam in Ike fummef. ,Ei H i.'- 2 1 37 GLISH DEPARTME GEORGIA OGLE BS, MA, T.W.U. English CORINNE POLSER BA, MA, Univ. of Texas English Cyfzflvllz and Hal get helpful Juggefliom from MH. Poker PEGGY CULPEPPER BS, E.T.S. English JANELLE WILSON BA, N.T.S.U. English JUDY CUNNINGHAM BA, Bayiofg M. Ed, LSU. English XP DS AT RLT BILL THRASH BA, Tex. Wesle- yan College BD, S.M.U. English NORAGENE PRUITT B.S.. Stephen F. Austin English JACK HANEY BA, Texas ARM English ROSE WHITINGTON BA, N.T.S.U. English JULIA CARNES BA, N.T,S.U. English IUANITA BIRKELBACH BA, Southwestern College English ,f w.. in 139 MATH DEP RTME MARGUERITE JOHNSON BA, T.W,U. Geometry, Algebra ANN CASEY BS, M .Ed., E .T.S.C. Geometry, Trigonometry 1 W W I ' ,WZ A g If al fin! you d0n'l Jucreed-linen tfmnge plxcef' SUE FARR Algebra BA, Austin College GERALD SLATER BS, N.T.S.U. Algebra, General Math TRODUCES EW METHOD JOHN WALVOORD BS, West Texas State General Math Wfha ,rmle my blue ypolf? GENEVIEVE BUCKALEW BS, W. Virginia, U. of Kentucky Algebra ,. K, xg ' Rs GEORGE RUTHERFORD M.Ed., E.T.S.C., BA, Austin College AA, Wesley Algebra and Plane Geometry - - U Q Giant flide rule aidr math deparlmenl. SAMMUEL D. GRATKE BA, Iowa Univ. MA, Iowa State Univ. Physics NUCLE R GE SPUR MAXINE CLEMENT BA, S.E. Okla. State ME, N.T.S.U. General Science RAMONA PUCKETT BS, T.W.U. General Science Chemistry LOCHE M. LUND BS, Univ. of Minn. S.M.U. Biology DAN BEAL BS, SW. Okla. State Biology Football Coach Q . ws NIQIR' VIRGINIA WOODS BS, Austin College MS, Univ. of Texas Chemistzy TUDE OE SCIENCE Mn. Wood: guidef ber .rzudenlf in wzriouf chemistry experimenfx J. T. PARISH BS, M. Ed., N.T.S.U. Basketball Coach Physical Science CAROLYN NORTHCUTT BS, N.T.S.U. Biology MARY HEBERT GERALD HEBERT BA, S.M.U. BS, Univ. of Texas History History l JOAN WHITMAN BA, Baylor History HISTORY DEPARTME NSTILL P TRIOTISM THRO GH CURRE EVE S CLIFF BRADLEY BOB VARNER BS, N.T.S.U. B.A., Kansas State College History M.A., Univ. of Ark. Football Coach History 144 it--...,,. BRICE JACKSON BA, M.ED., N.T.S.U. Civics, History Mr. jarkmn, Jbowing mme bright Senior: tba. Textzx im? zbe only Jlazfe in the union. ig , ii H0 EMAKI G DEP RTME I 3 Q i s-5 if S 9 f gi OLLIE VVILLIAINIS BS, MS, N.1.Sl Homemaking Mr. D4II'f,l' ,zz bmzzwzmkifzff Cfariffrmzf tea. Q5 MARY PIE RCE BS, N.T.S.U, Homemaking FRANCES BL RINS BS, N.T.S.U, Homemakimg Izzfperzw' fmzfz lbs ,mzzimfiwz dL'Af7dI'f7IZ6'lll,l FI RTS DEPART E TI PIRE BOB SOUTER BM Ed, MS, ETSC Band Typiml band 0l'glZlZiZflfj0ll .... .9 E I GENNY IVANYE BM Ed. Baldwin Wallace Choral The Jelecl rhoir Jelerfed fram felefl people. J. LYANE XWILLEY BA, MA, NTSU Art Comzeff du! 1 uvlb dal 2 and Ibm dm 3 ..... 146 HURSHEL FARROW BA. Colorado A8cM, N.T,S.U Speech Con mmf Green my! the zhouglat for the day if.. DORIS NATION BA, N.T,S.U. Librarian COMMERCIAL DEP RTME RITA MOORE BBA. N.T,S.I', LENA DOUPHRATE BBA, Baylor Typing 0,111 har lIII7IfL'll1'fJf felI0ll'.f 'Q MARY JANE RUDY BBA, Texas Tech. Bookkeeping, Bus, Law GLENDA KIRK BBA, N.T.S.U. Shorthand, Typing PANITA GREER BBA, N.T.s.U. Typing I USTRI RT DEP RTME GENE INIINARIK BBA, Univ. of Texas N.T.S.U. Distributive Ed, XV. L. BOXWMAN BS, E,T.S.U. ICT l R, M. BAGLEY BS, MS, Texas T A8aM Agriculture Mr. Btzglefr fluff buifding ll frame for the Cbriylmar mural. BOB RIDDELS BA. Southwest Missouri Political Sc., Industrial Mechanics JAMES SPAIN BS, Kilgore, N,T,S.U. Shop PHY SICAL EDU CATIO DEPARTME TOM BEASLEY BBA, Arlington P. E. vl 12 lg fl Y? , X. Effiriefzry jlorlmyed by P. E. teflfberl STEVE SHEIRON BS. Soutllcm Stlltc College P.E. NOLAN POOVEY BS, McMurry M. Ed., N.T.S.U. Drivefs Ed. BETTY WILSON Head Coach, Football MABLE JONES Bs, T,C.U. Bs, N.T.s,ll. Pla, Health P.E., Health 150 l SCHC OL PER LUNCHROOM LADIES Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs, Yokaum, Mrs. Hames, Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Callwell, Mrs, Ethredge. Mrs. Hudson. N NEL A CASHIER Mrs. Kent CUSTODIANS Mr. Beason, Mr. Shields, Mr. Wright CUSTODIANS Mr. Tracy, Mr. Peckler, Mr. Hulcans, Mr. Wfagner. 151 Mx E R N r SE he last bonfire, the big game, prom, cramming for exams, Christmas holidays, club meetings, band and choral concerts, the Senior Play ...., We'll recall that great Freshman spirit, the superb Sophomore assembly, that tremen- dous, stupendous junior float, and all those important decisions of our Senior year. Anticipation and excitement of the final year turned into nostalgic thoughts as we par- ticipated for the last time in the activities that had been the essence of our high school career. Reminiscent, but with the promises of the future, we broke ties with Carrollton as the coveted diplomas were accepted. 1oRs S p X Q1 SENIOR OFFICERS, Dusty Montfort, Prexidenlg Gary Horton, Vice Preridwzlg and Maureen Brown, Swrelar-1 SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Rusty Wire, john Edd Tucker, Pam Jones, Beaver Bronaugh, Dusty Montfort, Maureen Brown, Pinky Clements, Becky Gonzalez, Mike Clements, and jan Mayberry, Not shown is Lynda Tate and Gary Horton 153 'W' l Q l SANDRA ADAMS Student Council 60-613 TJ. H.S.-I-Iist, 60-61g Spanish Club-Prog. Ch. Allied Youth 61-623 Science Club-V,P. DON AMMONS D,E.g I.C.T. in tm ,Q-wiv 'www-an INIARGARET ALEJANDRO JOE ALLEN JOHN ALLEN F.H.A.-2 yrs.g Science Clubg Band-4 yrs.g Senior Playg Band-4 yrs.g Spanish Clu j.A. Science Club-1 yr.g Lion's Herpetology Club Tale-1 yr. JANETTE ANDERSON F.H.A.-3 yrs.g Y-Teens SENIOR CLASS ROLLME in-n4',, KATHERINE ANDERSON Y-Teens-2 yrs.3 Freshman Beauty Nornineeg Art Club- Treasurer-2 yrs.g Concert Choir-2 yrs.g Tennis Team- 1 yr. PATSY BAILEY Lionettes 61-64g F.N,A. Pres. 633 Senior Playg Science Club Q 62-64g Lion's Tale-Feature Wah Editor 'iid CHERYL BAKER PAUL BARNER NENIA BEACH JAINIES BEACH F.H.A.-2 yrs.g Y-Teens 1 yr. Football-3 yrs.g Basketball 1 j.A.g I.C.T.g F.N.A,-2 yrs. Student Council Prcsg Parl. yr.g Golf-2 yrs.g Senior Exec. Area III, TASCQ N.H.S.-2 Comg Most Handsome- yrsg Football-3 yrs. Soph. yr. MIKE BERRY CAROLYN BINDLE Cheerleader 63-645 Lionettes- F.H.A.-2 yrs: Choral-2 yrs. Z yrs.g Soph. Exec. Com. Miss Flame of Carrollton 63 V' 543 Lion's Tale-1 yr. 4 ACHE OVER 21 S16,E,1,eI ,O maui! Md, jjwm- of gojdj SENIORS ar ufual-quiet and tbouglalfulf 155 :si qw.-an JAMES BIVINGS FRED BLAIR DIAN BLALACK Football Freshman Football Miss Carrollton 61-62g Soph.- VUILLIAM BRINSON Band-3 yrs.g Band Exec. Com.g B Team Football jr, Exec. Com.g Cheerleader 63-643 F.H.A. Area First V. P.g Lion's Tale Staff .4- TOMMY BLANTON Pres. Soph Classg Studs Council 3 yrsg Class Exi Com.-3 yrs.g Band-4 yn Pres.-ig N,H.S. l JAMES BRONAUGH Football-3 yrs.g Track-2 yrs Senior Exec. Com. SENIORS S IOR RI Gold and blue Jymbolize four year: at R.L.T. IAUREEN BROWN PATRICIA BROWN SKIPPER BROWN MIKE BULLOCK .ionettes of the yearg Lion- Football-2 yrs.g Golf-3 yrs.g Footballg Student Council tte Head Capt. 63-643 Stu- Capt.-1 yr.g Basketball-2 yrs.g Math. Clubg Golfg N.H.S ent Council 61-62g Senior Soph. Exec. Com.g Lion- Ilass Sec.g Annual staff 65- Keeper 4 55 LLLY BUTLER CHARLES CALHOUN PAUL CAMPBELL JONELL CASEY -Teens 61-623 Band-4 yrs. Football-3 yrs.3 FFA-Pres. 63- Bards and Scribes 643 FFA-Treas. 62-65 I RK CLASS DISTINCTIO l 1 157 1.1 S IOR PL YPRACTIC HELEN CASTRO SHARON CHAMBERS JUDY CHAMBLISS JOHN CHESHIER Lionettes-1 yr.g F.H.A.-3 yrs.g Band-4 yrs.g Y-Teens 61-623 F.H.A.-2 yrs.g Y-Teens-1 yr.3 Band-4 yrs.g Herpetolog F.T,A.-1 yr.g Spanish Club- F.H.A. 61-62g Spanish Club Choir-2 yrs.g Dungeon Girl Club-3 yrs. Sec. Treas.g Spanish Club-V. 6243 P. WILDER CHONG FRED CLEMENTS F.F.A.-2 yrs.g Football -2 yrs.g Student Council-V.P.g Senior B Team Football Exec. Com.g Math. Clubg Football-4 yrs.g Baseball-3 yrs. -ET DERW Y E RLY CLEMENTS JAMES COLLINS JO ANN COLLINS SUZANNE COLLINS yrs.g Track 61-625 Art Club-3 yrs.g Pres. Art Marching Bandg Spanish Club F.H.A.-3 yrs.g F.H.A. Treas Exec. Com.g Basket- Clubg Math. Club-2 yrs.g Dungeon Girl rail 60-61 Pres. Math. Clubg j.A.-3 yrs.g Pres. JAMES COONROD Freshman Footballg D.E. Well, if you're going to be that way about il! CURTIS COUGHRAN CAROLYN COULTER TEDDY CRAWFORD Boxing-5 yrs. Y-Teens-2 yrs.g Choral-3 yrs.g F.F.A.-2 yrs,g F.F.A.-Pres, 1 F.N.A.-1 yr.g Art Club yr.g I.C.T. SENIORS LYNDIA CROSS F.T.A.-2 yrs.g F.H.A.-5 yrs. F.H.A, Social Ch.-I yr.g Stu- dent Council-1 yr. D.E.-1 yr USTY MO TFORT CHOSEI' WELDON CROSS D.E.-1 yr. 180 -Z, CATHY DAVIS Lionettes-5 yrs.g Lionettes Cap.-1 yr.g FI-IA-2 yrs.g FHA Fourth V.P.-1 yr.g Spanish Club-I yr. 'fa 'mv JAMES DAVIS DONNA DOHERTY Band-3 yrs.g Senior Play Cheerleader-3 yrs.g Pep Squad ww 'f'l'1'2m-. Q. 'ARREN EDENS elect Choir-4 yrs.g FHA -1 yr. 'O LEAD .INDA ERWIN .ionctres---2 yrs.g FHA-2 1'S.Q Journalism 62-633 Art Ilub 63-64 IINM LACRETIA ELLIS lXlELVIN ELLIS Y-Teens-3 yrs.g Glee Club DE-1 yr,g FFA-2 FFAASCQQ Football lil yr S IOR CLASS 4 LINDA ENGLISH Annual Staff-2 yrs.g Lion- ettesf2 yrs.g Class Favor- ite-Sophomore 84 Junior yr. Cheerleader 65-6-ig Homecom ing Queen 63-64 Senifm' vl1wi.fb flaefr Inf! bmzfire. PHYLLIS ERXWIN Choral-5 yrs.g Y-Teens- 1 yr.g FHA-1 yr. f ' 461 'MW A m. '-H, ??!: M 34, JERRI EVANS J. A.g Math. Clubg FHA JIM FIELDER WW? DY FRANZEN JU Clubg Art Spanish Clubg Chemistry II Bandg Y-Teensg Hi-C LE NING I Did you min Izmrlv, Beaver? 11 1 H 5: ef? 'fuss 1 ' ' 5525? Nw ,Mx -. THOMAS GAYLE Freshman Footballg Tracl DE-2 yrs. FU .. fe . , ssss i - L Q, i '--A7, w g' I - ggsggfmggg. 'E S - K da? KARL GENSCHEL PATRICIA GENTRY PAULA GIBSON JOYCE GILBERT 'FA-3 yr5,5 DE3 Basket- journalismg FHA-3 yrs. Miss Flame of F. B.g FHAQ FHA-3 yrs.g DE-1 yr. all Y-Teensg Shorthand Award L OMETIMES WORK TOO! - g ANNY GILBREATH Eg Herpetological Clubg Lsketball Mgr.g Student TAMMARRA GILLILAND muncil 61-62 Y-Teens-1 yr.g DE-1 yr. ,guauif '-F 'f'?5F ' REBECCA GONZALEZ Student Councilg jr. and Sr. Homecoming Nomineeg Most Beautifulg Lionette Captg St. Ex. Comm. --ul DONNA GREEN Latin Pep Clubg Y-Teensfl yr Squad .4 ELIZABETH GREEN jr. Ex. Committeeg Lion- ettes-2 yrsg Lionette Capt. -1 yr.g Annual Favorite Nominee 62-635 Student Council Rep. TERRY GREEN Football Mgr,-2 yrs.g Baseball Mgr.-1 yr.g Track Mgr.-1 yr.g Art Club DONA GURTLER Lionette Majorette-2 yrs.g Basketball Sweetheart 62- 633 Football Sweetheart Nominee 62-633 Homecom- ing Nominee 62-633 I.ion's Tale Staff OREST GWOZDIZIOWSK' Art Clubg CCDg Chef Club Tournament RONALD HAMII. DANNY HARP MIKE HARRISON DENNIS HAZELWOOI DE DE-2 yrsg DE Convention Footballg DECA 63g Freshman Football Q, Cheerleader. S IOR DISPL YDIGNITY.. 164 7 7, L IIKE HENEGAR C. T.g Student Council- yr. g F 'rack-1 yr. ootball-1 We SHARON HODGES FHA Secretaryg Student Council-1 yr.g Blue Belles -3 yrS.g Lionette Major- ette-1 yr.g Lionette Cap- tain-1 yr. 5 PAM HOLTER HAL HORNBURG Senior Lion-Keeper: Student National Honor Society Councilg Senior Play 2 yrs.g Junior Exec. Com.g Baseball-3 yrs.g Math Club -2 yrs.g Football-2 yrs. S IOR The R!l.I7'jIItQ Lirmfr mlb to 1'irfm'-y. il. GARY HORTON Football-3 yrs.g Soph. F voriteg Jr. Favoriteg Seni Class Vice Pres. ginnf' 'X Ak SUSAN HOTCHKISS DEBBIE HOUSE JOHNNY HOWARD LEE HUNT FTA Spanish Club-2 yi-5.3 Art Basketball-2 yrs.g Football Art Clubg DE Club-2 yrs.g FHA-3 yrs.g -3 yrs.g Soph. Exec, Com- 166 FHA Officerg Y-Teens mitteeg Spanish Club Sec. ,E D O T IN SPIRIT l l E-....,...-Q 'K 'wiv 'Rza E-IERON HUNT FRANKIE HUTCHINSON DONALD IDE MARY JAMESON ionette Exec. Comm.g Blue Footballg Trackg Baseball Band-4 yrs.g Band Vice DEg Dungeon Girlg FHA- Elles: Lionette Majorette Pres.-2 yrs,g Annual Staff 3 yrs. -64 ww 4:22351- 4 REDDIE JEFFEYS CHARLENE JOLISSAINIT HOWARD JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON ootballg Class Pres.-5 FHA Hist.g FHA-2 yrs.g Math. Club-2 yrs., V. P.- Band-4 yrs.g Y-Teens- rs.g NHSg Student Council Lionettes-1 yr. 1yr.g Science Club-1 yr.g 2 yrs.g FHA-5 yrs.g Lion's Band-2 yrs.g Latin Club Tale Staff -2 yrs.g NHS-2 yrs. L L RONALD JOHNSON EVELYN JONES KAREN JONES PAM JONES Science Clubg Chemistry II Latin Clubg Pep Clubg FTAg Soph. Exec. Comm.g Student C0-ECUYOII I-i0H'S Tllle and Lassie Drum Corps Councilg Choirg Theta Pho Lion's Roarg Lionette Capt. CAROLE JORDAN Lionette-SSZ yrs.g yrs.g DEg Cubettes FHA-3 Girls' Club -2 yrs.g Lionette Ex. Comm.g Sr. Ex. Comm. mm l SANDRA KING EUGENE KIRCHENBAUER ROSEMARIE LATHEIVI Spanish Club Parl.g FHAE ICT FHA-2 yrs.g ICT 2 yrs.g Lionettes-2 yrs.g Cubettes LE NING HAS VARIOUS ASPECTS 168 wk-dl hu.. Mwfw CLOE LAWRENCE . REX LEACH ROBERT LEACH BELVIE LEE FHAQ Y-Teensg DEQ Cholf Band-2 yrs. Band-3 yrs.g Senior Play Chorusg Basketballg Swim- ming RANDALL LOGAN Select Choirg Lior1's Ta Staff NWN M. A,,..1? xr KENNETH INILICFARLANE Band-5 yrs.g Spanish Club Art Club .A BEVERLY MCCRAXW JERRY MCCUTCHEON EUNICE MCDONALD Band-4 yrs., Band Major- DE FHA-2 yrs.g DEg Art Club ette-2 yrs, Band Libr.g FHA --3 yrs. CARRELL MCGUFFIN Lionettes-2 yrs. Lionett Majoretteg FHA k 2 yrs.g T Teens - 1 yr. ELAINE MCLENDON Spanish Club Vice Pres.g Future Teachersg Lionettes -3 yrs.g 4-H Club-7 yrs.g FHA-3 yrs. wi W' y BETTY MCLESTER Drum Majorette 63-64, Head Majorette, 62-65g Most Beautiful, 61-62 8: 63- 643 Football Sweetheart Nominee 613 Homecoming Queen Nominee-2 yrs, BEVERLY MCLESTER Lionettes-3 yrs., Lionette Captain-1 yr.g Y-Teens Pres.-63-64g Vice Pres. Fu- ture Nursesg FHA L SHIRLEY MAGES FHA-3 yrs.g DE--1 yr. EW LIO TAKES CGMMA 170 -urfwaa WWYNONA MALCOM NORMAN MARCOM DAVID MARLAR BRENDA MARTIN FHA FFA-2 yrs DE-1 yr.g FFA-5 yrs.g Lionettesi2 yrs.g Lionette Art Club-I yr.g Football Exec. Comm.-1 Yf-3 Blue -2 yrs, Belle-sg Student Council- I yr. FHA KAREN MASHBURN DE-1 yr.g Spanish Club- 1 yr.g Y-Teens-1 yr.g FHA -1 yr. LT T.H JANET MAYBERRY Student Council-2 Exec. Comm.-2 yrs. Editor of Lion's Taleg, -2 yrs.g Annual Staff fi A REBA MAXXWE LL DALIA MENENDEZ yf5,5 Cubettesg FHA-2 yrs.g Student Councilg Sr. Class CO. Dungeon Girlg Lionettes- Rep.g jr. Achievement- NHS 2 yrs.g Sr. Play 2 yrs.g Y-Teens Sec.-2 yrs.g Lion's Tale .Staff The pride and pmfzlwzz of Ike Sludenz Counril. GLORIA MEZA Y-Teens 1 yr.g FHA-1 yr.g GRA-2 yrs.g JRC-2 yrs. PATTI NIIX FHAg Science Clubg Latin Clubg FNAQ Library Club 172 .l SHARLA MILLS GARY MINNIS MARY MITCHELL Y-Teens 2 yrs.g Second V. P. FFA-5 yrs.g Delegate to Senior Playg Student Coun -1 yr.g FTA-Pres.g Latin Boys Stateg Dairy Awardg cil-Sec.g Band-4 yrs. Club Sec.g FHA-3 yrs. Member of Dairy Judging SENIORS SET SHININ L MARILYN MOFFETT DUSTY MONTFORT LYNDA MOORE Band-4 yrs.g Spanish Club Senior Class Pres.g jr. Class Lionettes-3 yrs.g Blue -2 yrs.g Annual Staffg FTA V. P.g Soph. Ex. Comm.g Bellesg Soph. Homecoming -2 yrs.g Sec.-FTA Football-3 yrs.g Basket- Nomineeg Soph. Ex. Comm.g ball-1 Yr- Lionette Capt.-1 yr. DIANNE MORGAN LEE MOSES MULDER X1-X ROBERT NOWELL Band-3 yrs.g Choir-1 yr.g DEQ Art Club Off1CC1'F-2 YfS-3 FHA XBaseballg Basketball-2 yrs.g FBWA-1 yr.g Student Y1'5-yY'TCffflS 2 yrs.: ,Lions Tale Staffg Science Councilg DE , Majoretteg Band-4 Club Y' Llnurzmlly sfzzdifzzaf bIlIIl'!7+77?ll,fI be pose1f.'.' Q Q. ' 12, w CYNTHIA O'NEILL MARY LYNN PACE DORIS PARKER GAYLAND PARKER NHS-2 yrs.g Jr. Class Lion's Tale Editorg See- FHA-2 yrs,g Art Club-1 FHA-5 YIS-1 Y-TCCHS-2 Exec. Coming Band Major- Spanish Clubg Band-4 yrs.g yr.g DE yrs.g Cheerleader Mgr,vA1 ette-1 yr.g Bandf4 yrs., Math. Clubg All-District Yf-S Ch0fH1 Sec.-2 yrs. Band 173 3 Q af, , M .--:: i5',,i,i 3 ZEYYYQSFEQT' 1 JEFF PARKER LAURA PIERCE JUDY POLLARD MARY PRICE Freshman Football 8: Bas- Lion's Tale Staffg JA- Student Council 61-62g Jr, Top Okla. City Quizzer 63g ketballg B-Team Football 5 yrs.g FTAg Spanish Club English Awardg Lionettes Okla. City All-Star Quiz --2 yrs. -1 yr.g Spanish Clubg FHA Tearng Pres.-YCCQ NHSQ -2 yrs. Select Choir What leam if Ibis? 2 4 3 i i,ii ,ia ., XG' ROBERT PRICE ICTg Art Clubg Boxingg Band-4 yrs.g NHSg Student Trackg Footballl DIANNE PRUITT Councilg Thespian Society SE IOR WILI RANDALL RALEY SARA RAMOS PAT REED EFFIE REYNOLDS Select Choirg NDCC--1 yr. Band-4 yrs.g Band Major- Lionettesg Blue Bellesg Y Art Clubg FHAg Dungeon CUC-1 YY-3 NHS? 5P21f11Sh Teens Pres.g Select Choirg Girl Club Lion's Tale Staff XYLT' 12553, JIMMIE LOU RICH TOM RIDER CARL ROBINSON ARTHUR ROSE FHA-1 yr.g Annual Staffg Pres.-Jr. Classg V. P, DE-2 yrs.g FFAQ Boxing FFA-2 yrs. NHSg Band-4 yrs. -Soph. Classg Exec. Comm. -2 yrs.g Freshman Football -2 yrs.g Annual Staffg Stu- dent Council LECALL THEIR LAST DANCES 175 Q BARBAR ROSELER CANDY SADLER RAMIRO SANCHEZ GLADYS SCHLEIF Science Club-2 yrs.g FNA Student Councilg FHAg Li- Y'T'f3'Cf153.DE3 FHAQ Select Sec.-2 yrs.g FI-IAQ Lion's on's Tale Staffg Lionette Ch01f3 G1fl5iEf15CmlDl6 Tale Staffg Sc. Fair Awards Majofefte Mgr, JOY OF 1oR YE R ARI PAULA SCHWEDE GEORGE SCOGGINS DON SHAMBURGER MIKE SHARP FHA-4 yrs.g Art Clubg Y- ICTQ Freshman Football FFA-2 yrs.g Boxing Football-3 yrs.g Lion's Teens Tale Staff 176 W-'Nr S SYLVIA SHOWMAN TRUETT SIMMONS PAT SLOAN KAREN SMITH N.H.S.g F.H.A.-2 yrs.g.F.T.A.- Football Mgr. 62-633 Foot- D.E. F.B.L.A.g Gymnastic Teamg 2 yrs.g Spanish Club-2 yrs.g ball 61-62g Lions Tale 63-64 Pep Clubg Select Choirg OMETIMES D LLED BY WGRK '39 i 'Ff' WAYNE SOUTHER ANNIE MARGARET SAMMY SPLANN GARY STAMPER Select Choir-4 yrs.g N.H.S,g SPEARS Basketball-3 yrs.g Choir I.C.T. Student Council F.H.A.g Charm Clubg Au- ditorium Usherg Choral 177 MICHAEL STANDLEY BRUCE STEWART KENNETH STRADLEY Math. Clubg Golf-3 yrs.gGo-If Boxing-5 yrs,g Football-1 yr.g I.C.T. Capt.-1 yr.g Soph. Exec. Com. F.F.A.-1 yr.g Herpetology Club YN. H0 f 'n, C7'Y'f3 ' WEYMOND STUART PATRICIA SUMNER Art Club Band-4 yrs.g junior Class Sec,g Soph. Exec. Com.g Y- Teen Officer 61-62 -IANA SUMRULD Math. Club-2 yrs.g Sec.-1 yr.g Sc. Club-2 yrs.g Pres.-1yr.g Lionettes-3 yrs.g Annual staff, Bus. Mgr.g D.A.R. A- ward ,- 5' so--Hips 'Mfr JACKIE STRIBLING Boxing-1 yr.g Track-1 y1 I.C.T. DENNIS TABER I.C.T.g Herp. Club DECISIONS ABO T COLLEG SENIORS 178 IOME E RLY ttwrgilfx A LYNDA TATE LINDA TAYLOR NANCY TETER JERRY THOMPSON N.H.S.-2 yrs.g Senior Exec. Choral-2 yrs.g F.H.A.-2 y1s.g F.H.A,-3 yrs.g F.H.A. His- Iunior Class-Pres.g Art Club Com.g F.T.A.-2 yrs.g F.H.A. Art Club-2 yrs. toriang Student Council-1 yr. V.P.g R.O.T.C. Sgt. Reporter-2 yrs.g D.E. KIRK THOMPSON Football-2 yrs.g Basketball-3 yrs.g Track-1 yr. Zi? Impimtion +' enlhuxiafm 2 lypiml SENIOR girl, Pam fonex? P P P P DOUGHLAS TOTHEROW ROBERT TOWNS CECILIA TRACY B Team Football-1 yr.g F.F. Football-2 yrs.g Basketball-2 F.H.A.-2 yrs.g Art Club-1 yr. A.-1 yr.g Art Clubg D.E. yrs.g Spanish Club-2 yrs. Lift ber colon Speed them onward. . . SENIORS 180 .4 JUDITH TRACY Pep Clubg Teen Club SE IORS WILL ALW Y EDDIE TREADAWAY Footballg Trackg Spanish Club JOHN EDD TUCKER Band Drum Major 62-64 junior Exec. Com. g Senio Exec. Com.g Band 60-6 HOMAS TURNER RAY VAN CLEVE TOM VAN DEVENDER RICHARD WALKER ootball-2 yrs.g Freshman Sc. Club-2 yrs,g Chemistxy II Band.4 yf5,5 N,H4S,5 Chemis- F,F,A,.5 yrs flldenf Councils I-C-T try IIg Spanish Club-1 yr.g Math. Club-1 yr. EMEMBER THE ALMA MATER QQ? ssh 3 I 1 ...L.L,a- ' when CAROL WEATHERLY JAMES WELBORNE CHARLES WELCH KENNETH WEST Band-3 yrs.g Dungeon Girlg Football-3 yrs.g Latin Club- Band-4 yrs.g Science Club-2 F.H,A.-5 yrsg F.H,A. pianist Pres.g Science Club-1 yr.g yrs,g Chemistry II Basketball-I yr. fx- mm, i , PERRY WHITE JANICE WILLIAMS GARY WILSON LINDA WILSON D.E.-1 yr.g F.F.A.-2 yrs,g F.H,A.-3 yrs.g Dungeon Girl I.C.T.g F.F.A.-2 yrs. Choralg Warrioretteg Pep! Freshman Footballg Fresh- Clubg Soph. Cabinet G.R.A.1 man Basketballg Freshman Track MEMORIES. ..... '64 5711, A 1 -N.--Q-nwmii' Mr MARY JANE WIRE DON WOOD ALLEN YOUNG JOYCE YOUNG Senior Exec. Com.g Home- F.F.A.-1 yr.g Art Club-2 D.E.g F.F.A.-2 yrs. Homecoming Maid-jr. y coming Queen N0m.g Miss D.E.gTrack, Boxing-1 yr. ', Choral-3 yrs.g F.H.A.-3 yrs Carrollton-Farmers Branch I 182 I , 2 E 4 Come on Blanfon. Pill il down! You hnow you don't know anylhing ahout machinery. fir!! .... and lax! ! .' DOUGLAS ALLING LINDA BERNEBURG ROBERTO GONZALEZ PAUL GUMAER CAROLYN MCDONALD ALTON MEWBORN Sfandley .fhowf with pride another SEN- UV e get pirluref. Starhx and Hack: of pie 114765. .L rss ,ev he is , 2? if A 1 wifi- sei SENIORS NOT PICTURED 0.K. I'll explain iz one more time. The first year gray ......... LINDA PACE STANIS PODOLAK BILL SCHROTH BOBBY SHORT HAROLD STOKES BILLY W'OOD A fi? fl .5 A! JU 1oRs uniors began to take ac- tive part in many phases of school life. They served as club officers, were representatives of RLT in various conferences, interscholastic contests, athletics, and were Honor Society and Student Council members throughout the year. These activities prepared the juniors for the roll of respect which they must take as sen- iors. JUNIOR OFFICERS: Ronnie Salmon, denf, and Rita Colwell, Secretary mi I NK I liikmiftl STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Bill Beach, Judy Lesley, Toni Brinson. and David XVel1s Prefidentg Jimmy Krise, Vice-Prerz 185 Anita Ackley Judy Addington David Aguirre Barbara Allen Harold Allen UNIORS E .IGY RA Liz Anderson !UNIORS Sharon Ball Carolyn Barnett Bob Barton Lester Arnold -on Mr' QXUN Ai Larry Baker Karon Ball Q Bill Beach Suzanne Beach W Barry Bennett Jo Berry Karen Blanton LS UPPERCLASSME Phillip Boston fC? Tony Bowman Robert Boyd Billy Bontright Jerry Branom Rudy Brazil Jerry Brewer www 'ls-...f 187 Toni Brinson jim Brockway Charlie Brown Mike Brown Robin Brown Ronnie Brown Susy Burgess Kathy Burke Constance Burns Dennii Jlruggler under :effing progmmr. xmas A ni k Q n ar-'N ii' nr' fr'- 1 girl +1 boy -I-Hole :dale 1 W M- ggtmt ig 1 Q is 32 4 ' ' MAJ ,glfllbv--' Whvw- Tom Cahill Kenneth Cain Diane Burns Donna Bursey Dennis Bush Betty Carlisle Robert Hood Cheney Larry Chiles Francine Chong Diclcy Chambers Cynthia Chaney john Chapman .QQPKWWIU Rita Colwell UNIORS jimmy Cozby johnny Cross Mike Cross Ken Chrisman Danny Claterbaugh Sandra Clevenger Barbara Cockrell Martha Collins HSI ITI TE T0 Wfayne Conaway Angela Couch Kelly Covington ' ' 'EZ qXY57L5BF:5i5i5 - K 1: .iii-S?i.',si f 1 Look! like Undo Leu!! earnlng mme brownie poinlx. Weslie Darnell Hardie Davis Janis Davis johnny Davis 191 KN: Vickie Dennis Pat DeVoe Billy DeGrate Kathleen Dennis Ronald Dennis UNIORS PARTICIPAT Delois Dozier JUNIORS jimmy Easley Millie Eaton Daryl Edmonds Mike Dusak Mary Earle Charles Dismore 'UW-W, ew is-W WMM Kent Edmondson Fred Edwards Donald Emling ALL SPORTS Mrke Fannm Lyn Erickson Stanley Estridge Nancy Fielder Bill Finch Sharon Evitts Lynn Fisher Troy Fletcher Susan Floyd Jerry Fraze Otis Freeman Maria Furtick JUNIORS A little ffzzlaerly advife from , 1 .H K Coach Beaxley. Larry Garrett T. J. Garrison Debbie Garver . if 1 3 , , gm an E' f 5 r, 'H and 14 f . junior! mdk e lrouble for Jenlurx Larry Goodrich Gary Goolsby Janice Goolsby Susan Gilmore Rafael Gonzalez Linda Gayle Don Gentry Archie LeRoy Gibson, jr. Roberto Gonzalez Candy Gooch -sky, Gary Good Mack Good jane Goodell J JIIHITAY Gregory Beth Guthridge Georjean Hall Larry Hall Kathleen Graff Suzette Graff G Roger Graham Mae Graves Mike Green U IOR PER ONALITIE Lmda Grubbs U N I OR S Matt Gruben Dick Gulden l'v31...- 5 Speak lo me in Lafinf' ELECTED 495- QN- YN 68 0' Kay Hamilton 'K Richard Hardin Bette Hardy , junior! ape Il reriouf lor! Carl Hargrove Sharron Harp Don Harper Ronald Haygood Linda Harris Glenn Hawley JUNIORS Joyce Holmes Teresa Holton Mike Horsley Richard Hill Ray Hodge Sandra Harper Doug Harrell Mary Alice Harris CLASS OF '6 jackre Hays 1, alex: 1 QM zl'm:r2.s:'aRr . Don Houchin Alvin Houser Judy Houston KECEIVES RI Pat Huff james Howard Jerry Hucller Judy Humphrey Ginger Hunt Charles Hudson Patsy Hunt Sandra! Jackson Anita Jacobsen Charles James Carol jameson Patty Jaremko Mike Jensen Bill Johnson Mary Helen johnson Trick or Neal .9 Dirky ir Jerioufly ronfenlmling on bi! line: df zz doorbell. . V. -:1sa2s i :wif Lfarty Kelly Bill King janet King Mike King Sandra Justice Diane Kelly Robert Johnson Mary Jones Pat Joyce Mickey Kelly 'Q Xswmg Rc-ne Kemp Arthur Keywood .52 g Y' fx.. l 9 - lmii, 3, S . i,.iii Q54 -. S View 'ew jimmy Krise Beverly Kruse Kenneth Kinslow Lee Ann Kirby Glenda Kirkland Tom Kocurek Gail Lawrence Karen Leckie Kenneth Leckie Johnny Carl KuyKenclall Charles Lambert 3 r 'PNA l2N.'fii'11i1iii Stuart Kuehl -Q-'EF' Joe Lemming i 1 Judy Lesley Dennis Lewis Did Jomeone my lV0odr0w W'i1J0n rbeerleadeff? Linda Lewis Thomas Lewis Linda Liebenguth David Likely Alan Livingston Linda Logan 8-KA. Nancy Long Dora Ann Lopez ROBERTO GONZALEZ, G Sandra Loveday Paulette Maarschalk .IUNIORS Bud Maddox Allen Malcom F Judy Mason Robert Mateer Charlotte Mathews Cynthia Matthews Willis McCabe Johnny McCormick lMALA , ATT Lewis McLain Q! ff' 'ax mg we- V -argl' Glenn McFall Linda McGaughey E DS RLT Wilma McLaughlin Alan McMi1len ,HGV Kerry McKenna David McNeely Steve McQueen Carolyn Meason Paul Monroe Betty Miears Danny Millaway Paul Minor Linda Mitchell jan Mitchell UNIORS SEEKJOB .IUNIORS l i f Buflfx underrouer work! Tell it 10 the camera. ii , Dead d:zy??? I wonder who died. 'HRGUGH ICT and DE Baker Montgomery Gaylon Moore William Moore Judy Moreland Sharon Morgan I have cl lemon prepared! Hilda Montero I use Pepmderzl! Billy Morris Carol Morris Bertha Moses Larry Murphy Raymond Myers ev' fin. Robie Nabors Have you ever Jeen zz Spunifb Wolf? S! S,La'CS25iiQ3'5iELW?5iM5T2.iiEQfiiswifi1J?Eno Paula Page Laura Peterson JoAnne Phillips Tom Pietila Jan Oren Duffy Oyster Huston Pearson Mike Pedarre Margie Nicholson jim Noel james Noska jerrie Patterson x Hubert Pritchett UNIORS Rebecca Ragan Rhonda Rainey Carol Ann Rainier Ricky Plummer Donna Presley Freida Powell Bryan Price David Price EXCITEME T GROW John Pritchett Ronald Propes Xb Nancy Rainwater Susan Ramsey Gerald Randles PROM NEA 3 Carolyn Richardson 105 Mk Bill Ray Mary Ann Ray S Judy Richardson Marilyn Richardson ww.. Ralph Reece Phyllis Richardson Elaine Riggs Ronney Rivers if any Mike Robbins john Roberts Phil Robinette Eddie Russell Susan Rogers Betty Rosarnond Scott Russell John Ruth john Roseler Oleta Sale Betty Salmon Darline Salmon GPC? N 4 T: 2 agp X!-mf-awww' Don Shults Susan Simpkins Gayle Sims TIT' Dennis Shrag Sandra Schroth Cherie Seymour Jim Shafer Ronnie Salmon Cheryl Schmidt Sharleen Schmidt Sharon Self Cindy Sembrick Marsha Sedlick 'Unk' .qvwu NIM Garland Lee Smith Janice Standifer Robert St. Clair X Brenda Stewart Gladys Smith Judy Smith Linda Smith Heidi Sorflaten Allan Souter Kenneth Southe Dorothy Spears Robert Speck wmv, Mr: Rebefca Strayhorn junior Jludenlf-paifed and ready I0 Jludy Hiilory Tom Subjeck Ray Summers Harland Sutton Billy Taber Debbie Thompson fiw- g Www, 'rf' 216 'W . 39' ,R ,2,, It Linda Thornton john Turner Robert VanDevender Mike Vaughn 'inf' Pam Thorne Darlene Thornton Lawrence Thompson Nancy Thompson Dan Thornbury Tommy Tipps Anita Tucker Lynn Tungate Bill Vinson Linda Voirin Phyllis Wantland 'l '1' Rhonda Westbrook Johnny Webb Carolyn Weems Lois Wetzel Charlotte Williams John Williams Melvin Willingham David Wells ,frm 'PYQ ,,,,...,., WN' Kay Worthington JUNIORS Clayton Willis Steve Witt Al Wood Raymond XX'oodruff Carolyn Woody Sludenff Jmtzer ni Baker and Norman break zbe hallway :peed retard on the way lo lbe Iunrhroom. Annette W'orthy Ronnie York Cheryl Zeigler Shirley Youngblood Cerlain TRI puffed spertion 17 K 7 fs .2 XN' qv Q Vs SX A lb W Xl ' 4:2 ., x Q Qxx A GX r ,xl . w VP' X fyu Aj. lj b . lj I, , ' X . fig I y0?l rig I u Were you onre with lbe Cirfur? is -f fl, r l . .-'- r 1011, 891 WWF!- N Q2 nwgs. X K . :.3X-f g irl, 4 we lf LL,, , i ' k S 36 ,ef Y, f J! GPHO ORES Sophomores found this year to be one filled with errands for the upperclassmen. When there were chairs to be moved or bleech- ers to be pulled, they were called on to help. These duties were executed with good nature. The sophomores boasted a few members of the select choir, Student Council, varsity team players, and a couple of winning ribbons at the science fair. As their junior year ap- proached, the sophomores began to realize a true sense of loyalty for RLT. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, Denny Ferrell. Pre.fiden1,' Nola Linn. S9C1'?l5l7'j,' and Arthur Gonzalez, Vice-Prexidenz,-not shown if 5.2 rw Qi.. H in 1 SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: jim Shaw, Nola Linn, Beverly Wright, Sondra Stewart, Denny Ferrell, johnny Thompson, and Larry Tro- well 221 Lowell Bagley Pat Bailey Beverly Baker Dennis Baker George Baker james Ball Linda Barnett Deloras Bass Frank Abel Kathy Abel Judi Agnes Ronnie Allen jimmy Allison Cheri Anderson Frances Anderson Donna Archer SOPHOMORE E ROLLME X Q f Danny Baxter Vicki Bell Sherry Blair johnny Blanton Patricia Blatt Calvin Boatrnan Nanette Bossong jean Boyd XCEEDS 4001 '64 Sb-4 lt WM' Paula Boyd Scott Bradford Larry Brand Jean Brandt jimmy Brewster Billy Bridges Linda Brister Tommy Bronaugh 3 Dennis Caillet Larry Carlton Lonnie Carter ar- , gm? X ,pw . E X 23-3 ' x A few S0pf'0m01 ey Jzudy Nfary Chumley Jerry Clark David Clayton Angellu Clement Carl Clcycnger Larry Collard Leslie Collette Cheryl Collins SOPHOMORES rl? Gloria, Elda, and Sally Reprwezzz Sophomore Clan AJ Homemmfng Nomirzeef. David Crofton Juanita Cupp Lynn Dalmont David Daniel Don Davis Janice K. Davis Karen Davis Donna Dean Bill Cone Mike Conn Dennis Cooper John Costlow Carol Cowan Glen Cox Ronald Crabtree Joe Craig SOPHOMORES Cynthia Deaton Donna Denny Sally Denton Frank Devoe Don Dickson Cecil Dobecka Kathy Dodd Eugene Donaldson Susan Drees Elizabeth Duncan . . .exrbanging newf at lamb. . , . . -fm Richard Duncan Glenda Dunn X Nina Dusak Rose Edington Eddy Ellis Richard Etier Louellen Farine Nina Farr June Ferguson Mike Ferguson CLASS OF '66 P RTICIPATES Russell Ferrante Denny Ferrell Sharon Flavin Janice Folse Susan Ford Pamela Foster Terry Frederick Susan Freeman 1 ww.-.. 3 Roger Furra Patricia Gailley Mary Garrison Harriet Gell Philip Gentile Jerry Gentry jacqulin Gibson Zack Gibson DITIONS OF RLT THUS ASTICALLY l Billy Bridgey MEM fntberly adrire 229 -X-A dum Pat Green Jim Gracy jackie Gilbert Larry Gilbert Benny Gilbreth Brenda Giles Garth Gliclewell Susan Godwin Gary Golden Arthur Gonzalez Vida Grayson SOPHOMORE S CLAS Two .ropbomorer lore Linux. . . . Terry Haggard Thomas Hainze Linda Hall Kathy Hamm Judi Hamner M' Shirley Hamner Larry Hansen qi' Nancy Harris PROUD OF LINUS CHX-v -3 1 .. 'tv-SX Thomas Harris Dennis Harrison Charla Harwell Sandie Hazelwood Ronald Henderson Katha Henry Linda Henslee Ronnie Hewett .W J Q' an :J 5-. ' Rozine Higgins Tommy Hill Jeanette Hilliard Charles Hilton Judy Huens Dickson Hunt Mark Himelright 5. ' jane Holland Barbara Howard Cliff Hudson CLAS Glen Irwin Viola Ishmael Dirkie admirer Lion mano! Clifton Ivey Mary jackson Lynda jameson Sandra jameson Charlotte johnson Betty jones Billy Jones John Jones HOOSES F VORITE ff' 'kv Mike jones Randall jones Terry jones Linda Kearns Cheryl Keenum Diane Kelley Tommie Kenas Steve Kent Kathy Langhorst Sandy Leach Freddy Lee Thomas Leftwich Barbara Lester Sherry Limoges Nola Linn Robert Lockwood MBNM Q90 John Kinney Ronnie Kirchenbauer Larry Kirkland Loy Kirkland Janet Kirkpatrick Ted Knight Diane Laffity Paul Lambert SOPHOMORES 113 Patricia Loveday jerre Lowry Brenda Lucas Douglas Lyons Pam Lyons jerry MacFarlane Gordon MacFarlane Sherry McBride ws- .ra Q 's i as K so qs 5 1, fa 24 if Laurie McDonald Richard McDonald A' u-f' I Gregg McGaughey . The mop bu: ir laze again Gloria McGehee SOPH HELP BA D TO R James Maxey James Mayfield Danny Menedez Kathleen Metcalf Charles Meyer Paulette Milburn Rosemary Millaway David Miller Randy McGowan Phyllis Mclnnish Phyllis McQueen Bill Mackey Bill Malmgren Betty Martin john Martin Royce Massingill TE HIGI Mike Miller Linda Minter Genie Mitchell Jean Mitchell Linda Mitchell john Moucrief Ann Moninger Charlotte Moore iT FT. WORTH rr GDB Carl Morris Priscilla Morris MID CO Typical Jopbomoref' TEST Ronnie Morris Pat Morrow MQW wtw Gail Mosher Bill Mosley Ruth Mueller Tommy Mullican Vicki Myers Penny Nail Steven Nash Patsy Needham OPH KE P RTI EXTR Ronnie Neeley Dennis New Jackie Newton Wantla Noblitt Craig Nosal Kathy Noska Mike O'Brien Vicki Odom V, Jim Orman Miehlel Qsborne 'Linda Owens , 7 Mark Parker Lindon Patterson Paul Patton Bob Peterson Ronny Peterson RRICULA ACTIVITIE Barbara Pierson Bob Pollard Gloria Powell Greg Preston Linda A. Price Linda M. Price Bill Price Laura Proctor james Proffitt Norma Propes Janice Pruitt James Pullen Donnell Radford Elda Ramirez Charles Ramsey Kalayah Ray SOPHOMORES divx 1? Danny Rodriguez Ray Rodriguez Mike Rogan Ric Rogers Don Rosamond linda Routh Esther Rowe Richard Ruiz Did you .ray ffm! we go: a rating 'V-mv Ron Ruiz Vicky Russell Travis Sales Dolores Salinas Whw 'Wh jane Shelton Billy Shields ff' M Sidney Sampson joe Scott Sidney Sellers Rita Sewell Steve Seymour Michael Shaffer Albert Sharpe Frank Sharpe Bubba Shaw Jim Shaw Mry. Lund fifzdx iffjlldl fzidr very ufeful in the rourxe of Biology. Karen Shipman George Shults Donald Shumway Martha Simmons Eddie Simpson Alton Sistrunk Phil Skamfer Vicki Sluder OGY TO MEET REQUIREME TS Debby Smith Dorothy Smith Melanie Smith Patty Smith Tommy Smith Marianne Snider Earlene Snow Cynthia Somerford Richard Stephens Betty Stewart Sondra Stewart Cheryl Stokes Sharon Stokes John Stolebarger Mike Sullivan Janis Taber Sandra Somerfortl Linda Sostecke Don Splawn Michael Spurgin Lawrence Stacy Allen Stamper Sandra Stnmper Bobby Starnes BO FIRES A D PEP RALLIE Ronnie Tate Sandra Tennison Kay Terry johnny Thompson Richard Thompson Pat Thurmond Linda Tinsley Linda Toland DRGMOTE SPIRIT OF RLT 955 Don Townley Danny Townsen. Frank Trendaway Larry Trowell Bobby Tucker Gerry Turner Billy Upchurch Jimmy Upchurch Sue Wallace Deborah Walsh Mike Ward Patricia Warden George Warren Carole Washbur LaDonna Webb Wendy XWei r Merry Van Cleve Jill Vandygriff janey Vaughn Greg Vincent jacob Vinton Jewell Voyles Doug Walker Linda Walker OPHS LCOK FORWARD TC Dickie Wells Phil Werner Carlton West jackie Whitson Caren Wiggins Betty Williams Bobbie Wfilliams Eddie Williams UNICR YE R Sfbfml Spiril if dffplayed fhrough Ike kallf Gary Williams Ricky Willis l 'T' Tim Wilson Alex Wisnoski tu., ff' SOPHOMORES 248 Wlwx. Beth York judy York Martha Young Patricia Lindsey Henry Zellers Linda Zellers gym- .. X wk:-'N- '1 1 Karan Wolcott Bill Woodlee jerry Wooldridge Emi Wfooton Beverly Vifright Cynthia Wright Linda Wright Bob Yager 'ls Glou' of fH'Ulld7I6.f5 after virfory. The firm! ,vmre of five lWo0dr0u' ll il,rfm game 17-7. H ,,,,ve rf 'WF J! mr' Smile nl Ibe birdie. K 1 x 1 The Fulnre Home of Ibe Soplu K 249 Y , .nu .--- 1 ry 1 P m W' 1 ' W if fn, ' - f- ,. ' gm ' mf Y aw S QV' er ug, 1, U 1 'ef K ' , ,,L3-,1,,. f 3,ZJQg',zi5Tfxffs, hglfw , k ' HL, A, f - if , 1 In H 'ff5EVwZf x f? wi, ' ' f ' Q My 5 U 34 , A J . 5,524 7 ff 1, , 2 ' -if A . - iq V Q ii?- f -i ,L fp: ' ' , 5' f' 3? K S7 my J xif f,,:.,fHt ' A if ' Xiffxf 'ff!,E'E5ifZ4 4-,Y VIE , kg DZ? 9 , 1 , 3. ,K , f . nw Ji: H S if W 4 B' ,f K ,g.1,,:3, nrgg, Z!- .7 F REHME reshmen were swept in- to a whirlwind of activities as the year opened. They endured the usual initiation with the usual humor for was it disgust ?j. After winning the spirit con- test hands down, the Fish felt a sense of pride in their class. For the first time the Freshmen chose Student Council representatives, selected their officers, and desig- nated various people to represent them in school contests. This be- ginning helped to mold the char- acter of the new RLT student. FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Ronnie Vaden, Prefidenlg Olivia Langdon, Serre mfg! and Gary Chrisman, Vice-Pwfiderlt whois not shown S 3 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Preshie Hodge, Jamey Brown, Marilyn McKinney and Ronnie Bell 251 Rebecca Adams Did you my you won IZIE Jpfrif l'07ZI6.ff.Q Arthur Aquirre FI H WIN SCHCO Tony Airoldi Renia Akins Bruce Allen Steve Allen George Alonzo Arthur Anderson Susan Anderson Pam Archer Bobbye Arnold Greg Atkins Stephen Baily Barbara Baker Cheryle Barber Scott Barner Kathy Barnes Cynthia Barnett Orville Buss Bill Battaile Roger Beahni Rebecca Beal jerry Beard jackie Belcher Denny Bell Ronnie Bell Marquerite Benenate Tom Beshears Brenda Bigham Richard Bivings john Blankenship Charles Boatright IRIT C0 TE Jennifer Boeser Gloria Bollier Jimmy Bowden Larry Bowman jerry Brackeen Sandra Bradley Edward Brandt Mike Brashear Renee' Brattan Billy Braziel Treva Braziel Sue Brewer Joanna Brice Danny Brown janet E. Brown janet M. Brown Janie Brown Lawana Brown Peggy Broyles Rebecca Bucy Stephen Burke Linda Burrow Danny Busby Danny Bush Steve Butler Sharon Bryam Connie Cadmus Charles Campbell Donna Campbell David Carlton 254 FISH LEAR TH Mavis Carrington Gary Casey Lilly Castro Gail Chaffin Randy Chapman Rick Chapman Steve Chester Gary Christman Phyllis Christison Gloria Clark Judy Clark David Cockrell Ginny Cockrill David Collins jim Collins Someday I'll be I1 big boy jun like him? OPES FRGM SE IORS Judy Collins Steve Coleman Perry Compton Jerald Cooper Patricia Cooper Sharon Costlow james Cotton Robert Cox Leonard Craig William Cryer Toyah Dafft Wendy Daniels Merry Dawson Steve Delaloye David Dennis Mary Denton Howard Dickens Pat Dickson Katie Dixson Barbara Dobbs Deita Dodson George Dorety Patricia Duff Joseph Dunn Paulette DuMenil Edwin Dycus Mitch Earle Sharon Edmonds Kathyren Edwards john Ehrman David Elliott 256 FI H E RGLLME 'I Brad Ellis Joe Elsaesser Elizabeth Emling Sherre Enninga james Estridge Chris Fairleigh joy Ford Nancy Franzen Dirk Fraser Harold Free jamie Fuller Thomas Galloway Mary Gample Ronnie Gann Drucilla Garrison Billy Garvin Barbara Gell Morris Gentry Karen George Danny Gilbert Carol Glascock Darlene Glitlewell Janycc Gliclewell Charlie Gloeclcner Richard Goeckner Jim Godwin Ramona Gonzalez Janice Gooclell Kathy Gootllett Betty Goodrich OPS 400 6' : X , Mary Goodrich Mike Graff Willie Graham Gayanne Gray Ricky Grayson james Green Sally Griffin Norman Grubb jane Guynes George Gumaer Kenneth Gumpert Jimmy Gunn Myra Hadtlix Charles Hall Bill Hames Cathryne Hammer A fyjviffzl Firh mmf! RONNIE V DE Arnbra Hanson Walter Harbuck Joyce Hardin Linda Hargrove Jerry Harper Mable Harris Patricia Harris Rex Harris Wayfne Harrison Vicki Harwell Ed Haworth Sheila Hedrick David He-thering Linda Hill Judy Hilliard tOIl Dottie Hines Wesley' Hoar Clifford Hodge Dannie Holt Debbie Horsley Carol Houser jimmie Houston Tommy Howard Linda Howard Gary Hudson Lawrence Humphries Ian Hurt Rickie Ide Ronnie Isarninger Dennis jackson IE Wanda Jacobson Willimn Jennings Chris Jensen Donna johnson Michael johnson Peggy johnson Greg jones John jones Allan jordan Cheryl Jordan Mary Karlovick Linda Kegley Denise Kelly Sondra Kelly Stan Kerr Fixh difplay their musical zfilefzff at THS. Deborah King joan King FISH P RTICIP Dewayne Kirby janet Knight Kristina Krise Larry Lambert Norma Lancaster Olivia Langdon Peggy Langston Sally Lawrence Clifford Lawson Thomas Lawson Bob Lenkey Bob Lentner Demetra Lewis Linda Lesley Edna Lewis Beth Liberto Mike Lintlamood BA vl A inn. fl l1jvif.11 FHL H'.1L'lj1lI1 lu ffm' of mn' .1.r,iu11l1liv,r,' D CHORAL Dxxniin Lindley Linda Littrell Steve Livingston Carol Logan David Lomonnco Helen Longshore Beckie Lord Cindy Lowry Diane Loyd Cindy DICBride Glen McClour Paul McCollum Susan McCoy Mallalry McDowe ll Marilyn McKinney 261 Mary McManus Sherry McMillian Barbara Mages Gerald Malcom Melissa Martin Bill Mason Jerry Matthews Cynthia Meeks joe Meeks Deborah Melchior David Miller Dianne Millner Dehhie Minor Judson Mitchell Donna Mock PERILS OF PARKI Margie Sue Moffett Linda Jean Monk Donna Monroe Lupe Montero Rachel Montero Bill Montgomery Guy Moore Stephanie Moore Wayne Moore Nancy Morris Connie Moseley Kelly Murray Christie Nash Brenda Nelson Edith Nelson C Vicke Newton Donna Nicholson Sharon Nunn Patsy O'Neill Cecil Oradat Rodney Osborne Ralph Osburn Patty Page Robert Parker jim Parkey .loani Pepper William Perry Kim Pessink Mary Pierce cf' OT AMAZE FISH Linda Pierson Kris Pietila Larry Pinkerton Camille Podolak Dorothy Posey Danny Powell Kay Powers Larry Price Marcia Price Steve Priem Rosie Pryor Connie Pylant Bernice Radford Joel Rainier Ralph Ramirez Bob Seay Bill Sedlick Teddy Sellers Carol Shamburger Phillip Sharp john Sheppard Billy Shoemake Jerry Sims Linda Sims Thomas Sipes Phillip Skiles Sandra Sloan Beth Smith Glen Smith Mike Smith Suzette Smylie Anita Snell flax' Nxklx 3 The F:'e.fZw1w1 jmrfmy Jlfeir izcmzg mleizlfl 264 l jim Snider Paul Souther Raymond Sparrow Norman Spears Donna Speigel jo Anna Spiker Susan Stacy Leslie Stanbery Jimmie Standifer Larry St. Clair Noble Steele Philip Stephens Terry Stewart Sterling Stokes Kathy Stringfellow DELIGHTS FISH s Susie Stuart Sherry Sublette Marilyn Summers Bob Swift Tommy Tait Kenneth Taylor Kathy Taylor Belinda Thiboclaux Debby Thomas Greg Thompson Glenda Thompson Sallye Thompson Sandra Thompson Sharon Thompson Sally Tipps 265 Carol Tolbert Doug Turner VGCATIO L TEST Mary Anne Turner Robert Upchurch Sandra Upchurch Ronnie Vaclen Olivia Valdez Mike Vance Michael Van Devencler Cathy Vannoy Kathleen Vatsures Mary Vice Wayne Voirin Don Ware Connie Sue Warren Teresa Watkins Carolyn Weaver F7'6J'l777l6l1 ,Dre,Z7m'cf for Vfzrfilj Alblefirx. KE BY FISH joan Ramos Charles Reclclick Linda Richardson Kenny Ringo Gary Roach Paula Roberson Archie Roberts Ronnie Robertson jimmy Robinson Debbie Russell Charles Sadler Chris Salas Steve Sanchez Jo Ann Sandy Gary Scott Ronald Scott johnny Senbolt james XVebb Terry Webb Linilu Wfceks Brenda Wlialen Cherrie Wfhite Donnie Wfliite Linda Wfhitlock Steve XX'iggins Bruce XY'illian1s XX'illium 'Iackel Gary Williaiiis Hecldie Williziiiis Blonicn Wfillinms Steve Wfilliams Sue XWilson li' -rp- hi 4 nu., I Dim Vifoodall Jerry Wfooclard Sherry Vlfoodlee Linda XY'oody Judy XY'oolf David Worley' Margaret XX'orthington Mary Ann Wfrobleslci hlilce Vfynn Augery Young Donnie Zimmerman Ricky Barbary Priscilla Lindsey STUDE T OT PICTURED Thomas Adams Douglas Alling La'Daele Arnold Michael Bailey Shirley Bailey Rickie Barbrey Robert Barnett Laura Belcher Linda Berneburg Barbara Blanchard Patricia Blanchard Steve Blanton Dennis Bowman Dan Bridges Michael Brighton Frank Frister Bessie Brown Richard Hutchisod Linda In Susan ones William Jones Dennis Kelley Dorothy King Sara Laurence Patricia Lindsey Brenda K. Martin Elizabeth Martin Carolyn McDonald Wilton Dwain Moore Bill Mosley Daniel Naedel Jake Neal Rodney Owens 03. ... E. W E7 5 , 5 A A is Susan Bryan Lester Burns Ruth Burt John Butler Deborah Kay Cassell Franklin Cazatte Gerald Cooper Diana Dalton Steve Dalton joe Dodson Stewart Dominy Millie Donaldson Doug Dover Robert Duthu Guillerno Echeverri Martha Echeverri Billy Etheridge fl, if Oxy' Linda Pace Dick Pilgrim Stanis Podolak David Presley Frances Putman I Nancy Putman Warren Schmidt Williarn Schroth III Robert Shachunas Jimmy Shipp Bobby Short john Simon Anita Simpson Dave Simpson Leslie Sivley l Bruce Schleif. is Roxie Felts Betty Gamble Patricia Garris Richard Gill Johnny Glidewell Richard Gloeckner Tommy Good Paul Gumaer Jim Hamby Richard Hardin Lessye avanis Hayden il Higgins . b Hodges Kathleen Houseman Sherrie Houseman Kenneth Hummel Robert Speck Cynthia Spradlin james Spurlock Barbara Stephens Harold Stokes Ray Stunmers Virginia Tennute William Tomlin Ray Vannoy Roy Walker Danny Waters Glen White Howard Williams Anthony Wilson Beverly Woolf Lizabeth York Henry Zellers 269 T fps' . .--U-,,i.uq,cS ND 64,4611 ,hw S gg ll B ne- -E 4:42 avg, .C y Z 3 Exif CI! sm O QE!-,I QR 9 D- ? .Q9 R ' mg PCI-I 1325 GXZPQF c n no 4.wv gi 1? 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Only biy bnirdrener knowx for Jure! M151 Wbzlmunf clan war rerlmnly attentive. mm! have been one of zlwofe foreign zlmx. of eaglex. rnnrt have lunrlf difkfl rally l1ameLvm274ax2sss21 aww:2zsiehi 9 .f QM 1 4 EW Y, C 1 Jhowx john how zo ru! hif paper doll: ou! Jtmight. ' 15. e H O FHM. ,v hh r' Pam peddled 411111144111 af they went on .rule Orioher 15 .fomeone my a pholographze fumble or ez foozhall fumble ax the flamed Iwo hall mrrien? The Line-Up: Four happy for if it ur1happy?j Jeniorf proudly Jporzing lheir new letter jachezx plux two rather dignified CPD roacheff The Senior! made their mark hefore lhe hon- fire went up in Imoke. W 1 , , 'Muf M4549 mmm ,f WM, an w,,,,,1 'vw 'QQ W2 m , Wim rm f A +5 mv A V :gg ' -'iff aww ,.,f v , 14, M , .,,. , ,M N mm, MMV, 1 mwisezafalszlizfiqflilwf5 To those people who have bought ads in the 1964 Roar, we extend our sin- cere appreciation. In this 25th edition of our yearbook, we want to recognize and say thank you to the merchants and friends who have bought ads for the past 25 years. They are as follows: Carrollton Chronicle Godfrey's Department Store Vandergriff Chevrolet Blanton Grain Company f To both old and new patronizers, we thank you and we hope that your loyal support will be rewarded by increased patronage from those of RLT. DVERTISERS CUMPLIMENTS OF ASA JOHNSON one final word wisdom FRIENDLY i. why... CHEVROLE 'S the buy! lFJlH?Ill'5INllDDILY W h,,, ' M fffhvfh W-Ewablf vfQff- , HWY V- 1 -'iw my. , ,. .. .. M ,,,, , vf fw , fl, 'IZf . ,V ' M ' hm' ,W uhm., be 7 , MM, , y I f M M Lf , A, W ,. W wwaffeffflw aa W f A zfff,fiff5'fiM-M1645 Nia' lx'-91 'Q Pg ,ii ',Q,kLf?Q,jh,'if5gf3i,T5? W 53104-,A ,MW f f',,f 1 V' ,TQWM Y W' f,,,.,, f .wa lf' JHTWK ffb1W9f2x fi I , :ff 'Vmj ' ' 1kHf157f',f'3-iiffifffy 'WSW ff A We WW' 'QQW77'wYlim?-1fI7'iWff - , I y Great in '61 and grand in '64gThe Mikghiy' Seniors! Sneahing again .9 New memherf of Ihe fheerfng Jeflion? 1 2? P . dk Y 3 ! Q, ahhh My The Senion' Conzrihution to Zhe Banfire. Our weary annual Jlafferf after deadline! Uh-Oh! ! Umf Photography Done By: Bill Wheat ohn Gay - Ga Studio Sylvia Shownzan Toni Su hjech 'Q' Z oo o 9 'T 3 LJ 2 E-' E U O cn cn 4 us E E 5 'B 2 -4 .-4 .-4 Z 4' Q .E n-I Q23 cn' LDS P 4 CID 2 U P GS cn C1 .-1 O2 ma Q5 fra '32 ua F-42 ada 279 , ,, ,W THANKS! We enjoyed doing the portraits of the Seniors and Favorites for your 1964 yearbook. Come see us GAY STUDIO 106 Valwood Shopping Center WJ , F Q 4' i 1 ,,,, MQ, 2 5 M Y, 0 f Q Z Q' is .I M'a 2 gi. .f a is W Z v ff , ? Wf z 27 Z , ' 'K ' ii Q wwffgggzggfgw rf' , I f, , ,M ,, Wg, , ky V ,, 5f14,'yy,L W' ' 7 QW ff f f , f , Y 5 N g . L.-V , . w w ,W wyygqw, ' , ,,,' ,M f,m 1M,,,fwW, w w - ,M MQ, : K-MH fa ,1b,, - f if , 2 , I . M' ' iw me K 1556! W, we um ' 'Q f , ,sw , 415 . ,,4Q 1 M , f W 'v ,, if I w Q ,Q ' ' , 4 41 W if ,, M w W, ff a 541 W Q W' 4 Q 3 11 , , V231 5 iw Q X35 . his f f 4525 J L31 s f Y? ' .1 :lla , If S EE gif 1 X, +1 5 ga, Q Q Qi fr sf' gg 235, AE, sg S K 5, , .rug 4 is 5 'bf 5' xx' fs if sig' , 5 f' wx . if ri x . B. 'i X if 5 Q :iff .Q-efki - f PQSMJLLF . , M.4.,4 ii Igigili-E-fi 1-1957 E. 5. .gg 53113 fgliiigl f ,gg - il 6151 7 CH Phone: CH-2-5231 IIC! Pho Seal of Quality 09 Gu sms? Fw ARANTFED RFP! . XAQY-D ACEMEN' CR wosd 'tw AUTOGRAPHS Knowledge and wisdom, far from being one, Have oft times no connection. Knowledge dwells In heads replete with thoughts of other men: Wisdom in minds attentive to their own. Knowledge is proud that he has learn'd so muchg Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. William Cowper The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom- Proverbs 1:7 FIRST METODIST CHURCH Carrollton, Texas john H. Brand, Pastor 1 1 45 Ml .4 M4 D Ei Ya if .4 n 4 n F' if Yi ll 'A if fa 5. 'A fi il fn :S Ya uf n' Ya ul! rl' sw aw 2 f -' 'A s' 'A if 'K yi 'F' Q ' 74 A' 'n K' 5' J MW af 'A s' 'n if 'I -ff? ' ' w NWmw,Aw,,KW,,,,M.wmwfM-rw t X ti 'I L -K if X., aw Z N 11551 Harry Hines A Dallas, Texas ? 5 Q in E 5 'XE . ' 'f-ffwibif Q . 3 S S Q S v.,. ..,...,, . A A . , E .W WW- - U O q clify c ncrete products a p.o.box 68..oddison..fexos phone cxdoms 9-2649 C ARROLLTO N cH.2-5552 GO LF C E N TE R Open 10 A.M. Driving GZLF Miniatuxe 10 BASEBALL 1500 Hiway 77, North Harry Hines Blvd. ann...g-,.... ......o,,. A - H-M BARB - ANN SHOP For the finest quality and name brand clothing .... 229 Farmers Branch Shopping Center CH-7-3612 Ons ENGINEERING CORPORATION S PRESSURE CONTROL gl SERVICE EQUIPMENT , 1. 9, 41' Belt Line Road at Wfebb Chapel P. O. BOX 14416 Dallas 54, Texas Compliments of S R Exterminating Company Your KONI! Pest Control Operator jack Richardson Owner CH 2-5464 M Carrollton CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of ,64 The E. Moore Family 289 -7 1 Beauty Is Our Buslness KETZLER'S BEAUTY SHCP 290 Compliments of Sa ndy La ke Pool CH 7-7521 Sandy Lake Road Carrollton, Texas The Carrollton Chronicle S Farmers Branch Times Your Loral Newspaper Since 1904 CH 7-4000 El Toro Restaurant 1 1 5 5 5 Harry Hines 8 AM 10 PM Breakfast Served Any Time Serving Delicious Steaks Chicken Fried Chops Steak Fried Chicken Fried Shrimp Sandwiches Most Delicious Mexican Food North of the Rio Grande CH 7-9443 Tinting Permanent Waviriw Georgia Marie's Beauty Salon 'Personalized Hair Styles' CH 2-5-423 1108 W. College . 'Lf 1, . if . X ,QVJQQQVB , , V- Fu . ' Q IM' . L Q ' ff 291 ' mt R 4 - - wf nffvr M051 Afvrrnnva -- of FARMERS BRANCH, TEXAS l NOfg-Vil Number 2 Norge Dry Cleaning and Laundry Village COME IN: OR CALL: Farmegs Branch CH 7-9395 2532 Valley View Lane CH 7-7317 Oppmg enter BPXUOIRS Clinton's Shoes Shoes for the Entire Family Red Goose Shoes for Boys Sc Girls john C. Roberts 84 Kingsway for Men Grace Walker 84 Gems for Women Dallas' Largesf Junior Wear Store My 8 150 WEBB ROYAL CENTER Royal Lane at Webb Chapel Rd. 128 Valwood Shopping Center CH 7-4223 C0f'zg1'a1z1fafi0m' S 6122013 M. L. Coker Insurance Agency Carrollton, Texas Film Cameras Cards Village Off 124 Farmers 292 Office Supplies ice Supply Co. Branch Shopping Center CH 7-5069 AMERICAN SCREEN MFG. COMPANY INC. Congratulations Seniors AD 9-2623 Belt Line Rd. Addison, Texas T? I W 5 I5 is s, E? EE 535 F3 Iss A 2? 25? Q 2 if va P7 Leonor's AIma's House of Beauty Beauty Shop CH 2-5430 Individual Hair Styling 1426 Elm . - Carrollton, Texas .- Q' CO 9.2395 Q iz ? ' lx 'c l Carrollton, Texas nr! Sh W' YQ, hm 5:1 x iii 5 is Sales A Service W GGONER CARPET 8: LINOLEUM t n t Frank Waggoner Carpetsawaxes CH 2-5666 Tiles-Linoleums Located at Addison Airport THE VAC-MOBILE Belt Line RCI- Don Speigel Finest Vacuum CH 7-5838 Cleaning Service Good 'Home-cooked' Food Both located at 1105 S. Broadway 293 E QQ wf5ww Qui DMM fi?z24w jywfjfb ART DANIEL 5.5 HuMBLE STATIGN SIMMS-MOORE LUMBER 8 HARDWARE C0. CONGRATULATIONS CH 5812 SENIORS1964 C a n S R u s se I I 's W. Parflsh Barber ' n S U r a n C e A g e n E L Theta Russell, Owners 0001 West College CH 7-5296 1020 Elm Carfollfgn, Texas BESTWISHES Symn 's Flower Shop to the CLASS 1206 S. Broadway of C ollton, Texas 1964 . f Chic and Dee CHM M14 Thompson CH 25 53 299 COMPLIMENTS OF NATEX FIBERGLASS CQMPANY Live Better electfimlly TEXAS POWER S LIGHT COMPANY Serving Home, Farm Business and Industry With Dependable Electric Service CH 7-6118 PO BOX 14237 CH 2-5227 Repairing Teasley Jewelers Shop 109 Farmers Branch Shopping Center CH 7 5940 1+ B h T Compliments f the Morris Store Fred Marsh Thompson Can Automotive Place Company 3 01 D D D D V 115 V CH 7-0121 Fa r m e r S B r a n Congratulations Lumber Company me SENIORS OF '64 2502 V ll 1 V CH 7 31503 Compliments of Ha rold York Radio 8 TV Service A 1824 josey La HAROLD YORK F I. i e n d I y i d Carrollton, Te CH 2 5567 301 J, wi I W, W ,ffl yi' ?'L!'LV.yM,k V, ,WA. K 'lj lg K ' 31,1 'I WUILP' I S C KENN ETH soN N TAG PM v fi JJ HUMBLE SERV ICE STATION Washing-Greasing-Road Service CH 2-5500 1452 South Broadway GOOD'S RAINBGW PHARMACY We fill any Doctor's prescriptions There is a good pharmacy on the square We pick up 81 deliver No Charge for prescriptions delivery CH 7-5855 CH 2-5555 1107 S. Broadway Carrollton, Texas 302 COMPLIMENTS OF P. o. sox 339 TELEPHONE H DALLAS O,,M,,,A CHAPEL 7-3027 KS 3 SKILL INTEGRITY Q ,, AND RESPONSIBILITY v' 6' KQGUMENIC-'gb Compliments of M . Lewis Electrical Contractor CH 7-2445 KohI's Dairy Mart 1015 Iosey Lane CH 2-3585 GODFREY'S DEPT. TORE MAN'S SHOP Downtown Carrollton Nationally Advertised Brands sooo ELECTRIC CQMPANY img? K .:..::- 2 X fm sg mmm' 19-z, affix x?w1-wie. S ' , ' ,:.1TE' - A. L. DAVIS room STQRE eryl Blanton-CH 2-5912 eck James-CH 7-3784 Realtors 1312 S. Broadway Keep your heart free from Hate Your mind from Worry Lilve simply Expect little U' gilt i airs: CARROLLTCN AUTO SERVICE illilnunnus CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST 306 'Q a 5 2 7 'rf 9 1 .,v, . . 1 , ., . A , amp X.. ax 'A Q .,N, ' ' -- N-- ---:-.....- -W--.,..,,.-, N T A ST BLE HU SH CA I CH 2-5711 u Texas ' Carrollton, Dehvery and .AE U --1 D-4 O1 N. Broadway os Q1 10 i n. Carrollton AUTHORIZED DEALER 896 7-7 CH W WHITE'S STORE 147 Valwood Parkway Complete Home Furnishings B S W SERVICE CENTER Authorized Service On: Air-Cooled Engines sf' Welding G -C t o ar s Lawn Mowers T. V. 81 Stereos Atlas-L. P. Carburetion Service Calls until 9 P. M. 2435 Valley View Lane PITTS INDU TRIES, NC P, O. BOX 74223 0 DALLAS 34, TEXAS ' CHape! 7-7728 Manufaclulers af ELECTRO LOCK Magnetic Clutches G. V. SIMPKINS CONGCO 15900 josey Lune 1 irmers BI'21l1C11, Texas CH 7-9406 Phone: FL 2-5407 O CONGRATULATIONS C 5 SENIORS Your Girl friday Term Thames Typed Complete 5f.crct1r111 Scrum 157 WLl11111f H111 Vi111 L Rm 1 CARRCDLLTCN BEAUTY SHOP 1625 Co11ege CQ 9-5588 Open Evenings Pe11mm1f2zed Hair Sty1es DENTON ROAD DRIVE-IN A1ways a GOOD Show 11525 Harry Hines CH 7-2175 BAPTIST WW FIRST CHURCH Mike Berry Susie Brake Beaver Bronaugh Sharon Chambers Ann Ellis Patricia Gentry FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Walnut and Erie Streets Carrollton, Texas Fred A. White, Th. D. Pastor Our Seniors of 1964 Danny Harp Kay Jones Kenneth MacFarlane Jan Mayberry Beverly McCraw Sharla Mills Let us run with Patience the race that is set before us, looking unto jesus the author and finisher of our faith. 12 Lynda Moore Tom Rider Carole Weatherly Charles Welch Johnny Witt Hebrews 12:1 -2 O Z ua I- 3 C6 D. .J I- u.: E olltou Texas Carr OF TURERS MANUFAC cb Shelvin 1 Stee gn. Ci hi Parts, Lockers, a-4 O Ls-4.-4 in-5 163 CCD Q55 NE Us QU SL' wnlj 243 Z3 'ETJ NE FARMERS BRANCH FIRST ASSEMBLY GF GCD CHURCH 2316 Havenhurst Phone- CH 7-2654 CH 7-1678 There is no night too dark, no day too long, no cloud too grey, no burden too heavy, no sorrow too great ....,... We will listen and we will pray. Mrs. Aimee L. Madden Harold Madden Youth Teacher Pastor Cozzmelifzg For All Age! The time is fulfilled, and the Kingdom of God is at hand: Repent Ye, and believe the Gospel. Marla 1:15 Ye shall receive power after, that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me. flffi' 1:18 314 'RV' 1 ' bk-VW, 3' ' . 'F-ZS-1 N, W ,J , , 4 sg.:-dr' iii' 'Z Q 1 5??iiEfZ?5? 5'23?Ef54i3Zi2V ? 1-1,3 jig' 3i45igz ..'1.:.'.g,,-I-5 , ,ig ' mf?ma V, , :A A H , AA1,:A' Q QQg:1?5?57 '? h'A V' .f.. , nf, xg nh, 'A N 'i'?g.2Qf' S1 A..A E ff 1. if 233, - , fiiA AA53itQ2gL1Q-A SfyEifN,...3nh,v!' 5W ..J ,l'- I X . ff 31 f. 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CUNNINGHAM MOBIL SEAJISN VALWOOD BOWLING LANES Cozzgmfulafiow Seniors 1964 'Complete Recreational Center CH 7-1741 CH 7-3339 CARL , S H E CH 7-4028 QUALITY AND SERVICE MONTGOMERY C gllilwlgfllfxg? Sanitary and Maintenance Supplies 12731 Denton Drive Carl 'Catfish' Montgomery Dallas 541TeXaS CH 7-3339 322 1000 Elm Carrollton im FOXWORTH GAL BRAITH LUMBER Japzaq annie IJ' Q. Ed D UQY: PP O D 19991 H3 OO IND A 2 mmf 3 W A 5,5,fX,1,:, i W Q , 9' 1 Q1 5. V J M r 2 of W 4 'iffy MW f wie-1 52532 f ' 'M fig 5 4 .L,,,., , , fig 2 2. 5... if Lf I '13 RAY' S BARBER SHOP CH 7-4439 129 Farmers Branch Center ' ' Xrrr or , 2 . 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You can be sure of such friend- ship when you entrust your loved one to our care. Remember, we honor all burial policies. SN IDER-YOUNG FUNERAL HOME Phone CH 2-5122 Carrollton, Texas W l - . - r ,fy z:'i-QW, 25 Ki rl 8 it ' 4 A K 'mia is K 6 is ' .15-Qffj'Mk'gf2 E i,,:.iA-i 2' 'ill 1 , dugg. :z , f ' V . , 333 W C.. . 4 .,.A , Q We 14 IG-iE:fv'fnwesa:f1w'i?2iEf41WiEl THE STAFF... Pam Jones ......,, Jan Mayberry Sylvia Showman Marilyn Moffett Tom Rider ....,.. Janice Standifer Carolyn Meason Jana Sumruld ..,,.l, .lf- HU. Co-Editor Co-Editor Underclassmen Section Underclassmen Section Underclassmen Section Advertising Advertising Advertising Senior Section and Business Manager Jimmie Lou Rich A, ceeee ii.i,..... . Write-UPS Cynthia O'Neill Maureen Brown Jim Beach .ii,,iii Tommy Blanton Don Ide ...,ii,,t,i Tom Subjeck OrganizationS A ,,,iv. Organizations Athletic Section Athletic Section S ,,.. Photographer Photographer Mrs. Mary Jane Rudy ,cc,ic c,,Vvc,,,, S ponsor . 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