Rankin High School - Red Devil Yearbook (Rankin, TX)

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Senior A chievements PARHAM, BOB: Class Pres. 45 Student Council Rep. 15 Football 1-4g Basket- ball 25 Track 25 Fighting Heart Award 35 All-Dist. Off. and A11-Dist. Def. 2: All-West Tex. Off. 2: All-West Tex. Def. 4: All-West Tex. Super Team 45 FHA Beau 45 Class Favorite 35 Most Popular 45 Mr. RHS 45 Boys' State 35 Best Actor 3. - PETERSON, EDWARD: Football 1-33 Basketball 15 Track 1,25 Dist. Winner in Track 25 Most Friendly. ROUTH, BILL: Class Pres..1-35 NHS 2-4, Pres. 45 UIL No. Sense 25 Football 1-49 Basketball 1,25 Track 1-45 Tennis 15 Football Capt. 45 Outstanding Lineman 35 All-Dist. Off. and Def. 3,43 All-West Texas -Off. and Def. 45 Best All-Around 45 Most Dependable 45 Who's Who in America Honor Society RUTLAND, PAM: FHA 1-45 FTA 35 Historian FHA 45 UIL One Act Play 35 A11 Star Cast 35 UIL Poetry lntetpretationg UIL One Act Play Best Actress 4. SHOOK, SHERRI: FHA 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Pep Squad 3,45 NHS 4. SIGMON, HAROLD: Band 1-4, Vice-Pres. 3, John Philip Sousa Award 3: Pres. of Band 4, All-Reg. Band 3, UIL Solo and B1semble 43 Track 2: Foot- ball 3,4g Golf 3,4. STEPHENS , DWAYNE: Basketball 35 Football 4. SULLIVAN -4: Basketball 1-4, All-Dist. 3,43 Track 25 Golf 1-4 B Football Team 25 Basketball Beau 1-45 Pep Squad Beau 35 Track VICK, Pole Vault 1-4, Hurdles State Hurdles

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Senior' A dent Council Rep. 23 Band 1,23 Pep Squad Pres. 43 Class Treas. 3, Sec. 43 Spanish 433 Class Favorite 2,43 Homecoming, Queen Candidate14'3 ceed 2-43 Who's Who in America Honor Society 33FNl-IS 2-43 Month 23 Basketball 13 Track 1. HARRIS, RICHARD: Trans. from Kermit3 Football, 1-3. HAYNES, JUNIOR: Trans. , Artesia, N. M.: Class Favorite U 23 FTA 2-4, Pres. 2'4g Student Council Vice-Pres. 3g ual stan W p Most Courteous 43 Sports Editor 4g NHS 4j Undefeated all 233 's E 1' f A Team 3,43 Track 1-33 Show Award 1. -in y I 4 F -1 ' xl- ' HELMS , SHARON: Annual Staff 2-4, Editor-in-chief 43 UIL Typing 33m 1-4, Oficer 2'4Q Most Courteous 43 NHS 2-45 Pep Squad 2-43 Baskedball 1-43 Tennis 1-4. 3 . fo ' ' I HODGES, MIKE: Basketball Manager 43 Track Manager 2-43 Basketba1f1,33 K Football 2-43 Band 1-4. I I ,- HOOPER, FRAN: FHA 1,2,43 Pep Squad Sec. 43 Student Council Rep 43 2I2 V Band 1,23 NHS 43 UIL Typing 43 Annual Staff 23 FHA Girl ofMont 43 pa Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. A I HOWELL, MARTHA: FHA 1-43 FTA 2'4g Pep Squad 2'4Q Science Cytb 23 Basketball 1'3Q Basketball Manager 43 Track 1. Q 9 HURST, SUZY: Transfer from McAdoo 43 A Basketball 1,23 Voll ybal 1-35 Track 1-23 UIL Poetry, Third in Dist.3 UIL Ready Writing, . ir fin State 23 FHA Parliamentariam Annual Staff 4. v JACKSON, SUE: FI-lA 13 NHS 2 4Q Pep Squad 2'4Q Class Reporter 43 ost Athletic 43 Basketball 1-43 Track 1,3,43 All-District Basketball 4 Sec- ond Team All-District Basketball 3. I JOHNSON, BOBBY: Trans. from Highland 1,23 from Coleman 33 ootball 1-43 Basketball 1-43 Track 1-43 All-District Football 23 Classf avorite 23 Vice-Pres. 13 Reporter 2: FFA 1,2Q Record Holder Discus We Texas Re- lays 4. KELLEY, RORY: All-Regional Band, First Chair 43 Footb l All-District 3,43 Basketball 1,31 Track 1-43 Regional Track 2-4. McBEE, JIMMY: Football 1-4, President 1-43 NHS 2-43 UIL No. Sense Who Society 4:.,NHS Vice-Pres. 43 5 A I 47 ,Q

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VK' vi ,Y y V JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Reporter: Brenda Hughes Vice-President: Marilyn Workman Treasurer: Rene Sproul President: Torn Bloxom Secretary: Carol Brandt Oil and gas and related industries are an important part of the economy of Our Town. Because of the generous support of these and other industries, Rankin Independent Schools are among the best in the state. Just as the pump jack symbolizes the oil and gas industries, the junior class officers are sym- bolic of one of the classes that maintain Rankin High Schoo1's high educational standards. 9