Robert E Lee High School - Lee Traveler Yearbook (Baytown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 354 of the 1962 volume:

The Lee Traveler I IRCI I1 COOK......................... , i) i nr: drrso ..........Rasim-ss IR. J I HL Rl, XSCRT . Facility . . I'.ditnr Munttjser U! risor 2 Tills year was a first for the change in design of our senior rings. On one side there is a flying Gan- der with 1962 above it. Below is ‘‘Gander” written within a chevron. In the left hand comer is a winged foot—the symbol of athletics. The right hand corner has a scroll and quill—the symbol of education. The reverse side has the bust of Robert E. Lee with 1962 written above it. Again, we find a chevron with R. E. Lee written in it. The right hand corner has the atomic symbol for the atomic age. The left corner has a pallet board symbol- izing the art division. Around the base, above the garnet setting, is written Robert E. Lee. Below the base is Baytown, Texas. The 1962 senior class is the first to wear the newly-designed ring. They are a symbol of our accomplishment of one phase of our education, and a symbol of our readiness to face a new world of hopes, dreams, and accomplishments. May we always wear them with pride and humility. 3 or a journey through As We Present to The 1962 Lee Trav Foreword . . . Here is your book. Long hours have been spent in trying to make it a memorial that you will treasure all your life. We hope we have been successful in catching and holding a few of the memories of your days at Robert E. Lee High School. Not only have we tried to show our extra- curricular activities, such as dances, sports, elections, assemblies, and clubs, but we have tried to show our curricular activities through our classes. We have also added a new “fine arts” section to our book. At the present these activities arfj so fresh ami vivid in our minds that we can hardly think of them as memories, but as the years go by we sincerely hope that this book will be of great help to you as you desire to recall the days you spent in Robert E. Lee High School as “moments to remember.” We hope you enjoy the 1962 Lee Traveler as much as we enjoyed publishing it. It was ours for almost a year. Now it belongs to you. THE STAFF 7 Dedication During our high school years there have been many people who have contributed unselfishly of their time and energy to prepare us to take our place among the citizens of this world. The 1962 LEE TRAVELER staff believes that no one, however, has been more generously devoted to her profession, her friends, or God than MISS EULA POTTER, dean of girls. In return for the priceless gifts of knowledge and inspiration which she has bestowed upon us, we dedicate to her this book. Many lives have been touched and molded to better citizenship, respect, and honor by her years of devoted service to the Student Council of Robert E. Lee High School. Throughout the district, state, and national organizations she is respected as an authority and veteran of Student Council work. In 1950, Miss Potter became dean of girls at REL, and in this position has given wise counsel, assistance, and encouragement to all those young women who would come her way. It is she who quietly performs for us the many kindnesses about which we never learn. To you, Miss Potter, we deeply express our gratitude for your years of devoted service to the young people of our community, and realize that those of us who have not had the opportunity to know you closely have perhaps missed one of life’s greatest blessings. It is with pride that we call you “our friend!” 8 A show of appreciation goes to Miss Eula Potter 9 I TIES Mr. Robert E. Lee All-School MIKE HUNT unforgettable cheerleader . . . handsome, fun an inexhaustible good nature. DONNIE STRICKLIN A shy gentleman and faithful captain . . . deter- mination, desire, and loyalty. BERT HILL A dependable and capable leader . . . understand- ing and wise . . . action restrained by thought. 14 Favorites dianne McIntyre Refreshing as a summer breeze . . . eyes smile that charm . . . feminine beauty. LINDA HANSON Our graceful drum-major . . . fun-loving and happy . . . the sunniest of dispositions. DIANNE FLIPPO Representative of all Gander ideals . . . wealthy in friends . . . sincere and thoughtful. Onftia.es.11 ?Bpyv cldss i Offjce at Tfc. ecrtofL. Senio, FREDDY CLARK man among men . . . athletic, popular, agile . a rugged individual. Rl'DY HERREA Ambitious, though mischievous . . . Calmly ex pressing his love for the world. JEFF PAINE An all-round boy . . . amiable, trustworthy . . . a mirror of courtesy. Favorites JUDY LYNN FRAZIER A picture of perfection ... a combination of beauty and brains. KATHY STEPHENSON Fresh as a spring day . . . true politeness and perfect ease. LINDA HANNA A glow of innocence . . . vibrant, smiling ... a pleasing disposition. 17 Junior KELLY RUSHING The friendliest . . . active and representative leader . .. honest and good. ROBERT OLIVER Skill and confidence ... a true competitor . . . remarkable wit. TONY HIX Easy to know . . . friendly, carefree, vivacious . . . a heart as big as all of Texas. Favorites CAROLE KING Graceful and gracious with her Southern charm and warmth . . . always a “hi” for everyone. VIRGINIA CHAPLIN A soft-spoken miss . . . not a kinder or sweeter life could be found. JERRI MILNER A smile that could melt the strongest heart . . . a thorough worker . . . always concerned about others. Sophomore BUZZY MITCHELL A capable promoter of that ole Gander spirit . . . energetic and fun-loving. JOHN TUCKER Shyness over-shadowed with zeal . . . observant and modest.. . happy, gay. JIMMY CLOPTON Gentlemanly, sincere . . . eyes sparkling with mer- riment ... a friend to all. Favorites MELANIE MOORE Bubbles with pep and school spirit and lovable .. . warm friendliness. PAT HUDNALL Short and sweet . . . charm that just won’t stop . . . a magnetic personality. JENEFRED HEDERHORST A shining picture of charm . . . dainty, gentle, kind ... a face of smiles. Queen Linda Hanson Reigns QUEEN LINDA HANSON Escorted by Donnie Stricklin PRINCESS GAY McFARLAND Escorted by Wayne Beil PRINCESS DIANNE McINTYRE Escorted by Mike Hunt 22 Over 1961 Homecoming SENIOR DUCHESS JUDY LYNN FRAZIER Escorted by Jeff Paine JUNIOR DUCHESS CAROLE KING Escorted by Bill Broyles SOPHOMORE DUCHESS MELANIE MOORE Escorted by Norman Carrow 23 Charm and dignity pre- Queen LINDA HANSON and king DONNIE STRICKLIN reign over the annual King-Queen Assembly on Valentine Day. This event is sponsored by the Student Council. 24 vail at King-Queen assembly PRINCESS DIANNE FLIPPO DUCHESSES: Judy Lynn Frazier, Linda Hanna, Jackie Stevens, and Sandra Bussey. PRINCE GARY VINCENT DUKES: Jeff Paine, Joe Lee, Kelly Rushing. Bert Hill. DUCHESSES: Yvonne D’Olivc, Gay Me Farland, Jill Clayton. Mel- anie Moore, and Dianne McIntyre. DUKES: Mike Hunt, Wayne Bell. Jimmy Dunks, Bill Broyles, and John M. Kilgore. DUCHESSES: Carole King. Beth Stand- ley, Kathy Stephenson, Jerri Milner, and DeDe Johnson. DUKES: Roger Byers. Robert Oli- ver, Bill Stewart, Rudy Herrera, and Freddy Clark. 25 A CTIVITIES 27 Hours of preparation Hours of tedious practice in the hot sun prepare the Ganders for football season . .. and the cheerleader go to cheerleading school at Huntsville to leam new tactics in boosting school spirit . . . 28 and then came September At last the big day arrive� —the beginning of another year of learning .. . Our typical day The mad rush between classes is slowed down in crowded halls . . . and we finally get to the gym and can release all our energies. demands brain power. Wc desperately try to finish our lessons in study hall so that we can go home and watch “Looney Town! ” 31 Ganderland is built The announcement of Band Sweetheart is always an exciting occasion. Loyal Brigadiers and fans on hand for a traditional “send off for the Ganders. upon traditions Dianne McIntyre Yvonne D'Olive Sandra Young Relay Queen Finalists And whether wc win or lose. Lord, help us to play like true Ganders.' 33 Everything happens Surprise for our favorite band director! at Lee ii vi Those weary hours of wailing during bomb scares. Ronnie Clumon and Gene Peacock hobbled around on cratches for several weeks after a grueling football game. 35 Just a few minutes preparation before departing for a game. This year found many For the first lime in Lee History, C-A-N-D-K-R-S was spelled out on the field from goal to goal. The newly-organized Humanities Seminar 36 Junior Achievement organizations wore also a “first at Lee. rfirsts” in Ganderland. n'w iJ'OO, bff, ft, °°nt £2 One of our most exciting “firsts was the Powder Puff football game sponsored by the Student Council to help bring a foreign student to Lee. FINE AR TS Art fulfills aesthetic desire, These masterpieces uf student art were only some of the many judged for the Easter Contest. One of the many services that the art department con- tributes to our school is helping promote school spirit through posters and signs for athletics. Along with painting and drawing, the art stu- dents gain experience in such things as sculpture. serves practical purpose Abstract art allows the artist to express his emotion through various designs. “I can’t draw a straight line” is a common saying among people who wish to express their art disability. Students at R. E. Lee certainly learn more than just how to draw a straight line. Face portraits done in pencil work is among the activities of the art class. 41 R.E.L. drama department presents CAST Liliom. a carousel barker, is admired by all the girls . .. in order of appearance Julie Mrs. Muskat Julie Triche “Liliom” Serrant Girls Elaine Carrol, Frances Bryan, Linda Lewis Poliecmcn Bob Guill and Kenneth Meadows Mother Hollander Gail Sheffield Linzman Kenneth Meadows Ficsur IVolj Beifield First Policeman Second Policeman Doctor First Policeman of Beyond Donald Magill Second Policeman of Beyond Richly Dressed Man Jerry Standard Richard liohhs Poorly Dressed Man Stan Toups Old Guard Magistrate Louise Shirlev Hunter Townspeople Earl Wilburn. Rudy Strickland. Bill Wilkie. Carole Rose. Rich- ard Adair. Ann Proctor. Linda Kidd, Caroline Kelso Fissur persuades Liliom to help plot a robbery . .. rr Liliom” by Ferene Molnars Drama is considered to be a fine art, and the drama department at REL, under the direction of Mrs. Mary New- man, has worked diligently to uphold the art. They have succeeded in their efforts to kindle an appreciation for drama in each of us. “Liliom” is only one of the productions of the depart- ment for the year. The “contest play and senior play are also annual affairs. Julie tells Liliom of her love as he is dying ... The magistrate metes out Heavenly justice to all . .. CREW SET DESIGN_____________ Larry Hall MAKE-UP Kerry Goodson LIGHTING Kerry Goodson Larry Hall PUBLICITY ......... Elaine Carroll COSTUMES Frances Bryan PROP MANAGER Judy Shearer Lynda Lewis SOUND Lowell Hildebrand Hannah Sands Earl Wilburn Jr. Jeff Battle 43 Top row, A. to R.: Melanie Wright, Sylvia Lindstrom, Sharon Bacon. Billie Riley, Sandra Brewer, Judy William� . Ronnie Hollingsworth, Cordon Allen, Harry Pyron, Boh Adams, Richard Saunders. Second row: JoAnne Horeczy, Loretta Welsh, Sharon Hood, Mary Fea Je, Tommy Harrison. Jerry Sheats. Johnny Peel, Jimmy Wilhite, Richard Anderson, Pat Morris. Third row: Judy Smith. Janice Roach, Leyla Kadjar. Elizabeth Bomhoff, Karen Kessler, Carl Contclla. Travis Bray, Andy Lumpkin, Hank Holcomb, Con Pierson, Warren Liscnbee. Mel Ocker. Fourth row: Judy Lantberson, Roxic Kubic. Lavon Haltom, Syd Bynum, Catherine Walsh, Carol Edwards, Carl Davis, Mike Waddell, Stephen Swint. Joey Magee. Front row: Jane Robberson, Beverly Mills, Gwen Muston, Ann Bush, Leaila Dix, Elray Mallory, Pat Owens, Pat Wylie, Kenneth Miller. Mr. Tommy Seale, Director 44 Lee Choir in harmony Top row (1. lo r.): Wayne Bell, James Colley, Everett Nix, Gene Peacock, Douglas Williams. Andrew Shipp, Patti Walsh, Deanna Bailey. Ann Tate, Kathy James, and Martha Dockendorff. Second row: Weldon Jones. Craig Ainsworth, Jim Lyon, Robert Cupps. Gary Givens, Alan Erwin, Melanie Cobum. ixtuise Gray, Louise Horne, and Judy Shearer. Third row: Jack Bcaird, Kenny Fullen, Walter Queen, Eddie Gray. Rol ert Pryor, Linda Henderson, Gladys Hood, Sharon Dillman, Libby Moore, Linda Kidd, and Ruth Woods. Fourth row: Floyd Glass, Joe Baker, Paul Penny, Mike Tehee. Donna Robinson. Mary Clare Babin, Dianne Smith, Elizabeth Jones, and Nelda Day. Bottom row: Martin Yepcz. Buzzy Mitchell, Ronnie Morris, Herbie Busby, Karl Scantlen, Alex Castillo, Mary Kline, Marilyn Baldridge, Rose Newman, and Gail Lawercncc. Choir Officers First Semester Nclda Day Secretary Mike Hunt President Libby Moore Vice-President Second Semester Carl Contella Linda Kidd President Vice-President Melanie Wright Secretary CHOIR COUNCIL L. to R., standing: Carl Contella, John M. Kilgore, Mike Hunt, Johnny Feet, and Andrew Shipp. L. to R.f sealed: Patty Walsh, Sharon Bacon, Libby Moore, Linda Kidd, Melanie Wright, Carol Edwards, and Nelda Day. James Colley Sylvia Lindslrom, alternate Nelda Day Andrew Shipp I ALL STATE CHORUS SWEETHEART Patty Walsh ALL REGION CHOIR L. to R., back row: Sylvia Lindslrom Janies Colley Andrew Shipp L. to R., front row: Syd Bvnuni Mary' Kline Nelda Day Pat Owen 47 The Madrigals: Lads and Lasses MADRIGAL SINGERS: Left to right: Front row: Mary Clare Babin, Accompanist; Judy Smith, Accompanist. Second row: Syd Bynum, Second soprano; Nelda Day, Soprano; Patricia Owen, Alto; Sharon Hood. Alto; Ruth Ann Wood, Soprano; Mary Kline, Second soprano. Third row: Johnny Peet, Tenor; James Colley. Bass; Andrew Shipp, Bass; Carl Contella, Tenor. These three groups have represented Robert E. Lee High School and the Lee Choir in twenty-four performances during the first semester alone. The performances of this unique ensemble were for school carnivals, civic and professional organizations, school assemblies, and other groups. The members are chosen from the top talent in the vocal music department. The Madrigal singers sep- arate to form the sextet and quartet. LEE LADS: Left to right: Carl Contella, First tenor; Johnny Peet. Second tenor; Andrew Shipp, Baritone; James Colley, Bass; Judy Smith, Accompanist. LEE LASSES: Left to right: Sharon Hood. Alto; Syd Bynum, Second soprano; Patricia Owen, Alto; Ruth Ann Wood, Soprano; Nelda Day. Soprano; Mary Kline, Second soprano; Man' Clare Babin, Accompanist. 48 Southern Belles SOUTHERN BELLES OFFICERS Front row: Jo Anne Horton, Soprano Chairman; Uianu Craft, Alto Chairman; Karen Casey, Vice-President. Back row: Carolyn Herman, Treasurer; Patsy Richmond, Second Soprano Chairman; Linda Lyon, Secretary; Ann Rose, President. The Southern Belles of Robert E. Lee High School sang American music exclusively this year, using the first American song through contemporary music of movie and Broadway composers, and including music of Stephen Foster and the early American hymn writers. Featured in their concerts were flutists Sharon Martin and Virginia Bethea and accompanist Judy Smith. The Southern Belles trio consisted of Judy Williams. Dianne Fulmer, and Barbara Morgan. An important project of the year was the making of a recording of the school song for non-profit distribution among loyal Robert E. Lee High School students and fans. Five hundred copies were made and sold. This recording is used on KWBA before broadcasts of Lee basketball games. The organization's schedule of concerts included an assembly for the high school, programs for the St. James House and the Cerebral Palsy Center, a full-scale spring concert, and assembly pro- grams in each of the four junoir high schools. The most spectacular performance was a Christmas concert during the holiday season on the golden stairway at the Citizens’ National Bank. Social events for the group included a beatnik party and movie line party during the fall term and a dinner dance at the Goose Creek Country Club in the spring. 49 FIRST SOPRANOS Junic Clinton Marcy Gallatin Kathy Head Carolyn Herman Becky Hollis Jo Anne Horton Cheryl Howell Doris Laidlcr l.inda Lyon Barbara McClain Stephanie Meadows Bonnie Mitchell Carol Mosley Linda Parson� Dianna Phillips Sheryl Portis Ann Rose Carla Skeen Donna Toups Bonnie Walters Reba West Judy Williums Beverly Wright Fay Young SECOND SOPRANOS Lavonnc Ammons Colleen Bailey Ann Campbell Karen Casey Carolyn Corwin Susan Cox Sally Daniel Kathleen Dill Carolyn Garrett Pauline Gilbert Sharon Hammack Sharon Holloway Carole Johnson Kay Kenny Judy Korenck Beth McNav Joncll McShan Barbara Ann Morgan Sharon Overstreet Wanda Plochcck Sharon Richardson Patsy Richmond Judy Shoemaker Martha Jo Tucker Patricia Wilson ALTOS Cheryl Burnet Diana Craft Brenda Dilluhunty Judy Faylc Della Ford Dianna Fulmer Susan Gill Kitty Henderson Cynthia Holccek Jennifer Jones Sharon Kelly Barbara Miller Paula Miller Shirley Mims Melanie Moore Charlene O’Hara Dawn Robins Peggy Smith Polly Stephens Barbara Taylor Jo Ann Thorson Sharon Travis Sandra W’ilcox Sharon Martin Flutist Ginny Bethea Flutist Judy Smith Accompanist Mrs. Mary Gucmplc Director 51 The Famous Robert FLUTES Sharon Martin Cinnv Bethea Dianne Smith Jo Anne Horcczy Margaret Mitchan Sherry Pittman Charlotte Fisher Linda Hanna Dianne Cummings Lauretta Livingston Gloria Burns OBOES Carol Badglcy Linda Longacre Julie Via BASSOONS Helen Rose Marie Depew E-FLAT CLARINET Lana Harbour CLARINETS Lois McCullough N'elda Day Katina King Carolyn Leggett lx one Washburn Cheryl Glaw John McCullcy Margaret Young David Westcrmann Mary Lee Clark Carole King Jactjuelin Johnson Beverly Boyd Jane Davis Helen Teten Diane Tiemann Glenda Harper Gaudia Phillip� Judy Loughridgc Betty Shepherd Vicki Burton Charlotte Dommert Susan Burris Willie Hopper ALTO CLARINETS Francis Torkelson Cathy Curry Denalda Spitzmillcr Avilda Fisher BASS CLARINETS Judy Riley Bessie James Louise Smith Scottie Ratliff ALTO SAXOPHONES Peggy Wadley Butch Diehel Cora Lou Oliver Pam Williams Beverly Gray Wayne Bradbury Barbara Dendy Judy Robinson Linda Downing Le Cone Taylor Pat Brundige BARITONE SAXOPHONES Linda Hanson Freddy Bauer Lynn O’Sullivan TENOR SAXOPHONES Susan Bryan Ricky Rawley Sandra Scbcsta Martha Strauss Billy Lewis CORNETS Jimmy Emmanuel Sue White Wayne McCleskcy John Robins Lin Junge Donald Denny Peggy Pollard Karen Meigs Hope McDonald Terr Simon John Schultz. Charlie Turner James Roy Robert Roe Charles Kirkpatrick 52 E. Lee Band TRUMPETS FRENCH HORNS STRING BASS BARITONES Lynn New James Mean Tommy Hathaway Barry Wilhite Don Higgs Virginia Chaplin TROMBONES Eugene Whitt Becky Dunn Terry Orr Mylene Keller Kenneth Gullet Patsy McDonald Marshall Rowe Robert Pryor David Dickering Mary Beth Watts Martin Altimorc James Colley Jean Laughlin Dennis Font Roltert Hart og BELLS Noreen Jones Richey Moore ALL-REGION BAND MEMBERS Fat Nelson Paula Osborne Jimmie Gibbs Charlene Muennink Judy Taylor Buddy Sumrall Sharon Martin TYMPANI Karol Turner Jerry Shaddix Ginnv Bethea Carol Robbcrson Dan Rogers Katina King Lou Lumpkin Larry Barnes Loa McKinney Lois McCullough Kenney Kosina Lou Lumpkin .PERCUSSION BASSES Robert Reisner James Mcars Ronnie Landlord Mike Mills Brenda Nunn ALL-STATE HAND MEMBER Jo Ann Grant Wesley Rasbeary Mary Hunt Twyla Cherry Richard Scrbe ALL DISTRCT BAND MEMBERS Jimmy Emanuel Judy Barclay Danny Waddell Diane Horaccfield Kent Carcw Virginia Chaplin Larry Davis Ossie Wright Pat Thomas Fina Sistos Brenda Givens Terry Orr Robert Hart og 53 Wayne McClcskey Band Captain First row: De Dc Johnson, Pat Morgan, Judy Lochridge, Sherry Pittman. Second row: Cathy Curry, Virginia Chaplin, Carole King, Becky Dunn, Jane Davis. Linda Hanson Jimmy Emanuel Drum Major All-State Rand 55 Lou Lumpkin Jr. Librarian Wesley Rusbeary President Dianne Vice-President Flippo ,denl Judy Riley Sr. Librarian Burhuru Dendy Historian James Mean Student Conductor Band Officers Club Front row (left to right): Pat Nelson, Lou Lumpkin, Judy Riley, Linda Hanna, .Barbara Dcndy, Sandra Sebesta, Pat McDonald, Lc Gene Taylor, Diane Flippo, Judy Robinson. Second row: Carol Badglcy, Francis Torkelson, Loa McKinney, Lois McCullough, Cheryl Claw. Carolyn l -ggitt, Peggy Wadley, Beverly Gray, Charlotte Fisher, Jean Laughlin. Third row: Jimmy Emanuel, Kenneth Gullet, Kick Hawley, James Colley, Marshall Rowe, James Mears, Jimmie Gibbs. Fourth row: Linda Hanson, Don Higgs. Wayne McCleskey, Wesley Kasheary, Mike Mills, Lin Junge, Jacqueline Johnson. Linda Hanna Hand Sweetheart Jacqueline Johnson Assistant Drum Major t TE. OR SAXOPHONES Rick Rawlcy Sandra Sebesta ALTO SAXOPHONES Hutch Diebel Peggy Wadley BARITONE SAXOPHONE Hill Lewis TROMBONES Mary Hunt Marshall Rowe Robert Hartzog TRUMPETS Wayne McCleskey Jimmy Fmanuel Stage Band Sue White Donald Denny ACCORDION James Mcars STRING BASS Tommy Hathaway PIANO Katina King Lou Lumpkin DRUMS Ronnie Langford BASS Wesley Rasbcary DIRECTOR Charles Forque 57 Sophomore Band FLUTES Nancy Oiler Virginia Bales Kathy I cglcr Ilo Weatherly OBOES Harriet Johnson Linda Smith BASSOONS Lihby Comeaux Patsy Parrish E-FLAT CLARINET Jenefred Hederhorst CLARINETS Kitty Kana Jennie Badgley Cail Brady Sherrie Foster Judy Hartzog Beth Mills Meredith Curry Jill Fowler Charlotte McCagg Jean Must on Edra Compton Susie Williams Joann Sharp Bohhy Cilmore Jo Herbert Diana Alford Anna Jones Shirley Jemigan Janette Barton Wickie Eberly Mary Kissick ALTO CLARINETS Becky Davis Putriciu Miller Judy Schlidcr Pat West BASS CLARINETS Carol Richards Sandra Koonce Charles Via Ragina Rosilier Carol Maddoux ALTO SAXOPHONES Carol Sarver Ronnie Read Linda Bains Robert Mylar Randy Nelson Sandra Post Linda Anderson Jeanie Ceyer Angie Strcich Linda Pullman Lynn Strother TENOR SAXOPHONES Connie Pollard I owcll Hildebrand Ricky Young BARITONE SAXOPHONE Clyde Branton CORNETS Robert Huwiclcr Jerry Holloway Charles Schikman Karen Buster Johnny Schmadl Nancy Chandler Ricky Cloud Dick French Ted Wilderson Jimmy Aikey Dorthca Daffern TRUMPETS Manuel Elizando Nancy Rowe FRENCH HORNS Glenda Pruess Shirley Walker Barbara Morgan Ginger Meigs Betsy Taylor Patricia Arnett TROMBONES Larry Webber Rusty Rebcr Patsy McCullough Mike Jones Jimmy Pratt Mike Kingston Charles Miller Barbara Turner BARITONES Mike Beaugh Bobby Buelow Dwight Young BASSES Bill Boyd Richard Birch Mart Nelson PERCUSSION Jencstel Padar Shirley Sapp Judy Rogers Barbara Grant Terry Ryals Jeff Battle Patsy Smith Sue Sorrells Sylvia Moline TYMPANI Dianne Morton Evelyn Spear BELLS Teresa Bailey Judy Hammer ALL DISTRICT BAND Nancy Oiler Carol Richards ALL REGION BAND Libby Comeaux Patsy Parrish Kilty Kana Robert Huwieler 58 OFFICERS (front row): Jcnefred Hederhorst. drum major; Carol Sarvcr. assistant drum major. (Middle row): Connie Pollard, secretary; Nancy Chandler, treasurer; Bebo Huwiclcr, student director; Charles. Schikman, vice-president. (Back row): Bill Boyd, president; Glenda Prcusj, librarian; Palsy McCullough, historian. Jenefrcd Hederhorst Drum Major 59 SPOR TS Lee Cheerleaders Build School Spirit Tony Mix Buzz)- Mitchell Beth Stundlcy Melanie Moore The cheerleaders arc elected by the student body to bring about good school spirit at the ball games. This is a big job and is done in many ways. They start the week off by selling ribbons and putting up posters, which threaten the opposing team with all kinds of catastrophes. Friday afternoon they decorate the goal posts on the field. Friday morning they lead the student body in a | ep rally. The week is climaxed by their cheerleading at the ball game on Friday night, helping the Ganders on to another victory. Mike Hum Gay McFarland Cheerleaders pose in their pep rally uniforms. Mrs. Dorothy Arnett. Sponsor Time off from work to enjoy the annual cheer- leading banquet. Junior Tony Hix Beth Standlcy Who arc the Ganders?' Sophomores Buzzy Mitchell Melanie Moore Cross Country tests endurance Coaches Beverly Kockhold and Drew Dunlap pose with Captain Wavnc Hosca. Standing, are: Joe Aguilar, Gilbert Lafuente, Clifton Cranford, arid Raymond W'atson. Kneeling, arc: Jerry Lyons, Robert Elswick, Roddy Mabry, Larry Smith, Gary McFatridge, and Danny Phillips. 64 Heroes in victory or defeat The 1961 Fighting Ganders All District: Wayne Bell: Freddy Clark Most valuable back 12 AAAA district Robert Oliver All State second team All American honorable mention Honorable mention: Mike Siins Mike Ferrell Jerry Kcmplay Hill Stewart John Cunningham Second team: Rudy Herrera Donnie Stricklin Jimmy Dunks John Kilgore Gary Vincent Tri-captains Donnie Stricklin, Rudy Herrera, and Jimmy Dunks take last minute advice from head coach Pete Suitis. John M. Kilgore Butch Hubbard Kelly Rushing and Mike Ferrell run out to shorten the hall carrier’s yardage. Gander defense goes to work. Freddy Clark Raymond Ybarra Doug Beal Ronnie Clamon 66 Jimmy Dunks John Cunningham Sieve McAfee Gordon Allen Karl Scantlen Wayne just won’t go down. Wayne Bell Sidney Mallory Melvin Heckler Mike Sims 67 .ft Rudy Herrera David Conway C. G. Cezeaux Gary Vincent Gury Vincent break� - away for his usual good yardage as Robert Oliver conics up to help. Pete Sulcis Roland Kudla Don Treuhardt Head Coach Defense Coach Back field Coach John Adams George Crow Line Coach Trainer Dan Longacre Tommy Harrison Danny Botkin Pat Higginbotham 68 Jerry Kemplay George Ferguson Jerry Teel Ricky Wolfean GANDER SCORES Lee 28 Lee_____________7 Lee___________41 Lee...... 26 I jx___________8 Lee__________ 36 Lee 27 Lee. .........21 Lee...........15 Lee. 7 Jessie Jones__________6 Port Arthur ......... 6 Bcliaire 7 Texas City _________14 Ball High 13 Pasadena 17 South Houston 0 Smiley 8 Galena Park 21 Brazosport____________7 David Smith Bill Harlin Mgr. Student Trainer 69 Bill Stewart Roger Adams Ronnie-Kluch Kenneth Parker Top row (1. to r. : Backficld Coach Kevin Lounsberry, Josh Higgenbothatn, Norman Carrow, Frank Terry. Buddy Cates. Eddie Cray. Vir- gil McCahec, Kelly Kuching. Dale Myers. Melvin Jemigan, and Eddie Kelso. Second row: Coach Bill Kern, Mike Ferrell, Buddy Hales, Bill McFerren, Earl Robinette. Hank Bethea, Danny DuBosc, Glynn Walker, and Lynn Walker. Third row: Line Coach Ron Cramer, L J. Novosad, Bobby Grant, Tpmmv Donnelly. Mike Bullock, Ronnie Wilder. Pat Pesz, David Mangum, Buddy Moore, and Put McHugh. 1961 Suicide Coach Paul Bill Kern 70 Fourth row: Jerry Schublc, Bill Elliott, Kandy Calhoun. Warren Griffin. Kichurd Gresham, Ross Winninpham. Harry Spell. Charles Mickel, Felipe Silvas, Kenny Fullen, I-aris Broussard, J. K. Bird. Kenneth Martin. David McLcmorc, Milton Couch. Butch Perkin� , Gary Lockhart, and Ken Odom. Bottom row: Joe Avalos, Jimmy Clopton, Janies Yandell, Alex Castillo, Joe Ainsworth. Bobby Allen, Davis McCouley, Wilburn Williams, Charles Redden, and Kirk Mann. Coach Kevin Lounsberry Squad G ach Ron Kramer 7f Ifs a world of Tri-captain� Jerry Kcmplay, Ronnie Ktuch, and Richard Walker get with Coach Don Treuhardt to plan team strategy. Top row, lejt to right: Anthony Henneke, Ronnie Clanton. Jerry Kent- play, Everett Nix, Kenneth Darker. Bill Stewart, Ronnie Kluch, Coach Don Treuhardt. Second row: Ben Oroner, (Mgr.) Jimmy Gentry, Bobby 1962 “rookies work hard to keep up team record. 72 bats, balls, and bruises Dobson. Roger Adams, Kelley Rushing, Steve McAfee, Larry Huddle- ston, Johnny Savage. Cotton Epperson (Mgr.). Third row: Sammy Masters, Richard Gresham, Joe Aguilar, George Bird, Richard Walker. Strike one! Spirit was high as team Co-captains Ellis Lee Smith and John Durham with Coach Jay Bollinger. Cailand Smith Robert Oliver copped Bi-District crown Bob Lawless Managers Billy Marlin and Pinkney Fuller. Ellis Lee Smith All-State Roger Byers Richard Hargrave Bobby Cryer 75 Tense moments were frequent in the Galena Park game. Ray Goeliring adds two more points to his record in the Texas City game. Gander score g« es up two points as John Durham makes a winning shot. Ellis Lee Smith makes successful pass. Action stops as Roger Byers eases the ball in. Rol crt Oliver takes {wssession of the re- bound against Smiley. The Varsity of Tomorrow snti H c PIGH Team members are, front row: Hoya Ash, Sieve Turnbull, Mike Duhh|uist, Douglas Huddle, and Jim Lyons. Second row: David Barnes, Manager, Lee McDowell, Bob Whaley, Jay Barker, Charles Hodges, Lawson Hubbard, Joel Lawless, Joe Ed Ncwson, Mike Boudreaux, and Coach Kevin Lounsberry. 1961-62 “B” Squad It's a world Jimmy Sharpies� , Pal Higginbotham, Dickie Barnett. Jimmy Pratt, Pat O’Neal, Bobby Mcistcr, Parker Davis. Top: Dwight Young, Bob Adams. Middle: Ronald Morris, Richard Burch. Bottom: Larry Casey, Eddie Mills. James Freeman. Above: Ray Cook, Jon Gilbert. Below: Joe Kent Jackson, Mike Adams, David Geaslin, Rick Wolfean. David Geaslin and Pat Higginbotham, Captains, with Coach Ronald Kramer. of water Bill Foote, Bill Lewis, Jerry Anderson, Boh Fayle, Melvin Tallent, Terry Simon. Jimmy Spuldcr. Managers: Larry Clevenger John Ellis Standing: Barry Bohhitt, Bill Tadlock, Carl Contella, EIo Veselka, Larry Webber. Seated: Clyde Sloan, Douglas Williams Rusty Reher, Bill Cappleman. 79 It's a world of Mickey Reilly and Danny Tolleson. tees, holes, and traps ■ 81 Tommy King. Lee McDowell, and Jimmy Brown. It's a world of . sv� ' Tennis team, .standing: Kirk Franklin, Darrell Fullick. Jack Halter, Bill Marshall. David Barsalou, Sherwood Stewart, and Coach Clint Boys' Doubles: Sherwood Stewart and Duvid Barsalou Tennis Coach Clint Nettleton 82 rackets, nets, and courts Nettleton. Kneeling: Loretta Bulke, Gwen Bu$sa, Pltiy Whalen, and Beverly Gatlin. Girls' Doubles: Gwen Bussa and Beverly Gatlin. 83 It's a world of Sprinters arc, front row: C C. Cczcaux, Jim Clopton, Bill Elliott, and David Conway. Second row: Bert Hill. Robert Els- wick, and Jody Haggard. Third row: Kenny Day. Joe Avalos, Fcmie Davis, and Virgil McGahee. Fourth row: Fat Fesz, Fred Clark, and Don Parkhurst. Fifth row: James Vegas and Joe Lee. Weight men are George Ferguson and David Conway, front row. Second row: Fat Morris, John Young, Jon Bowers, and Kenneth Martin. ilH OEPI sinon imocpi | BATT01N «HfcP' i r tspN - � wjSi r i ir I i. •ffT« rj I j 3 v. High jumpers, broad jumpers and pole vaulters are Gary Givens, Raymond Watson, Gary Gasaway, David Mc- Lernorc. and Gordon Allen, front row. Second row: James Sparks, Ross Winningham, Fat Morris, Dan Long- acre, and Gary Vincent. 84 hurdles, cinders, and sweat Track Co-captains are Freddy Clark and Wayne Hoses. Distance men arc, front row: Raymond Ybarra, Wayne Hosea, and Jerry Ward. Second row: Larry Smith, Gwcnn I). Casey, Danny Phillips, Buzzy Mitchell, and Bill Broyles. Third row: Kenneth Odom, Kirk Mann, and James Bossley. Fourth row: Jerry Lyons, Roddy Mabry, and Gilbert LaFuente. Fifth row: Richard Schoycn, Clifton Cranford, and Warren Li sen bee. Sixth row: Richard Rhoden and Larry Ellis. Seventh row: Gary Me- Fatridge. Left to right, are: Drew Dunlap, Coach; Ronnie Guenther, Trainer; Billy Hurlen, Head Trainer; Walter Queen, Manager: Dennis Hosca, Head Manager; and Beverly Rockhold, Coach. SMOIIVZIMV Student Council Officers TASC . •S’; Bert Hill, John M. Kilgore, Judy Lynn Frazier, Jackie Stevens President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Kelly Rushing. Treasurer Freddy Clark, Parliamentarian Eddie Cray. Chaplain Jeff Paine, Reporter 88 Melanie Coburn, Historian Miss Eula Potter. Sponsor John C Britt, Co-Sponsor Representatives SENIORS: Front row (I. to .): Jackie Stevens, Jill Clayton, Dianne Milner, Diane McIn- tyre, I.incla Hanson. Geral- dine Kitzman, Judy Lynn Frazier, Karen Caul hen. Second row (I. to r.): De De Johnson, Allison Walsh, Shirley Hunter. John Kil- gore, Dianne Flippo. Third row (I. to r.): Melanie Wright, Bert Hill. Jeff Paine. Bobby Franks. Mel- anie Cobum. Fourth row (I. to r.): Sandy Young, Jody Haggard, Joe Lee, Rudy Herrera, and Gloria Powell. JUNIORS: Front row (I. to r. : Vir- ginia Chaplin, Sharon Mad- dox. Beverly Mills, Judy Porter, Lynn Miller. Marilyn Friedman. Susan Bryan, Susan Cox. Second row (I. to r.): Carol Edwards. Mary Whitaker, Jerri Milner, Sandy Rochelle, Linda Lyon, Jean Appeals Third row (I. to r.): Tom Keating. Rich- ard Gresham, Bill Marshall, Jerry Hicks, Jimmy Strip- ling, Eddie Gray. Fourth row (1. to r.): Ernie Muel- ler. Jerry Sheat, Virgil McGahee, Joel Lawless, Allen Erwin, Kelley Rush- ing. SOPHOMORES: Front row (I. to r.): De- lores Evans, Jcnefred Hcder- horst. Sue Chandler. Saru Swain. Karen Buster, Donna Smith. Second row (I. to r.): Diana Boodcll. Barbara Hivcly, Sue Sorrells. Gayle Wiley, Judy Korenck, Su- zctle Shanks. Third row (1. to r.): Brenda Mosely, Nan- cy Chandler. Barbara Mor- gan. Ilo Weatherly, Carol Server, Sue Carney. Fourth row (I. to r.): Jimmy Clop- ton, Charlie Redden, J. T. Strawn, Richard Lucas, and Ronnie Morris. 89 Student Council Mrs, Brown installs Bert Hill a9 President of the Student Body for 1961 1962. Mr. Britt, Jeff Paine, and Bobby Franks prepare for Southern Association of Student Councils. Homecoming court is presented at dance. Activities Annuul Christmas Coffee given by the Student Council for the teachers. National Honor Society John Durham 2nd Vice-President Judy Lynn Frazier Recording Secretary Scholarship Karen Tcggeman Corresponding Secretary Service Leadership Melanie Colburn Treasurer Character 92 Richard Walkcr- Parl in men tar ian Linda Hanna Reporter Dan Brian Chaplain SENIORS: Front row (L. to R. : Cay McFarland. Jill Clayton. Judy Hollingsworth, Shirley Young. Hannah Sands, Betsy Wilson, Gayle Wallace, Faye Nelson. Allison Walsh. Patsy Whalen. Linda Hanna, Karen Gipson. Janie Scott. (2nd row): Karen Meigs, Sandra Sebcsta, Helen Rose. Ricky Thompson, Judy Davis, Karen Otto, Julie Triche, Della Robbenon. Carol Badglcv, Carol Gagnon. (3rd row : Sara Davis, Peggy Wadley, Kay Hull. Sharon Hood. Charlene Barrington, Jeff Paine. Mary Kovar. Melanie Colburn. Patty Walsh, Beverly Gatlin. Doris Weber. (4th row): Donald Stevenson, Kyle Allen Rudy Herrera. Judv Lynn Frazier. Annette Daniels. Ruth Roshto, Ruby Roshto. John Durham, James Mcars, Rich- ard Anderson, F.d Vaught (5th row): Richie Moore. John Cater. Richard Crawley, Jimmy Emanuel. Richard Walker. Dan Brian, Barry Wilhite. Kent Lamb, A1 Morris, John M. Kilgore. JUNIORS- Front row (L. to R.): Elizabeth Alleman, Jcrilyn Malone, Jerri Milner. Virginia Chaplin Jackie Shires, Pat Roberts, Sharon Martin. Carol Anderson. Jo Anne Horeczy. Lynn Miller. Dianne Smith Jean Appelt. Janice Roach Para Dunn. Elizabeth Jones. Tina Altmann. «2nd row): Ka.hline Ddl Carol Edwards, Nancy C morc Mary Beth Watts, Marv Corneil. Pat Gcrbig, Barbara Warne, Linda Lyon. Rae Hadley. Susan Bryan (3rd row): Leyla Kadjar. Mary Babin, Carole King. Dianne Tiemann, Katina King, Martha Strauss George Ferguson. Terry Orr. James Contreras. (4th row): Pam Williams, Linda Galloway. Cinny Bethea. Danny Waddell, Butch Diebel. David Johnson. (5th row). Bill Marshall, Johnny Pcct, Ernie Mueller. Kirk Franklin. Anthony Henncke, Jack Hopper. 93 Director Mite Betty White Vice-President Jackie Stevens T reasurer Melanie Cobum Lee Brigadiers President Yvonne D’Olive Loyal to the corps Energetic in work Earnest in effort Benevolent in disposition Reliable in service Inspiring to others Generous in giving Attractive in appearance Dependable in assignment Industrious in living Eager in achievement Reasonable in thought Scholarly in studies Business Manager Miss AIvcra Griffin Secretary Penny Cut tin Historian Fay Nelson 94 Carolyn Akin Elisubeth Alleman Donna Shannon, Company Commander Sally llolkin. Drum Major Dorothy Tina Carol Sharon Peggy Beverly Earlinc Dottie Sally Allen Altman Anderson Archer Bailey Barfield Barr Beal Beckman Pam Berry Dennis Ellen Sue Linda Kay Bonnie Biggs Bird Bishop Boggess Bond Barbara Sherry Ann Bossart Brumlett Bush Betsy Wilson, First Lieutenant Sue Conway, Flag Lieutenant 95 Wailin' for the buses. Cathy Conner Pam Conner, Sue Con- way. Mary Comeil, Eva Jo Cosio, Nellie Covey, Delia Creasy, Sandra Cullison. Linda Cunningham, Pen- ny Curtin. Kathie Dcr- den. Yvonne D’Olive, Pat Donnelly, Pam Dunn. .•Mine Elliott. Delores Evans, Toni Fel- lers, Judy Frazier. Mari- lyn Friedman, Jean Ful- ler, Linda Calloway, Betty Cray. Nancy Grayson, Marsha Harper, Diane Hastings, Ann Hunter, Mary Hav- ard, Dianne Hayes, Kay Haynes. Kit Tindall Sue Conway Paulette Mazock Carole Marti Grey Uniform Quartermaster Drum Music Quartermaster Attendance Quartermaster Drum Quartermaster 96 Sandra Kay Regina Linda Frankie Dixie Head Henckcll Hernandez Hickcrson Hick� Hornsby Judi Pat Kathy Elizabeth Jennifer Tanya Huckabee Hudnail James Jones Jones Jones Twirlcrs Caylc, Jill, Di- anne. Eva Jo, Sharon, Lynn, Elizabeth, Diana, and Sandra. Kay Kelly Rosemary Kent, Joyce Kimmons, Geraldine Kitzman, Richie Knud- son, Mary Kovar, Anita Krcjic, Mary Land. Ginger Lawrence, Sandra Lurch, Sharon Lerch, Ann Leeseman, Mao- Lewis, Judy Liggett, Gin- ger Lockett. Lela Loughridge, Pat Lubbock, Penny Lusk. Mary Karen Lyon, Jean- nine Lyons, Brenda Mc- Alister, Elray Mallory. Kay Mallory, Jcrilyn Ma- lone, Marcy Manuel. Carol Marti, Kathryn Martin, Sue Martin. Paulette Mazoch. Dixie Hernsby Pat Sobotik Janie Scott Sharon Lerch Bugle Music Quartermaster Magazine Quartermaster Bugle Quartermaster Red Uniform Quartermaster 97 Brigadier!� perform a precision drill. Donna Libby Jan Fay Janice Judy Pat Ginger Judy Mooney Moore Musick Nelson Page Parker Parker Partin Porter Kay Sandy Sharon Lera Janie Suzette Jackie Patricia Judy Post Rochelle Scarborough Schrock Scott Shanks Shires Sobotik Sooy Charlene Kathy Donna Jackie Sarah Connie Kit Sandra Diana Spurlock Stephenson Stevens Stevens Swain Thomas Tindall Torski Vaughan Gayle Winno Allison Catherine Wallace Wallace Walsh Walsh Judy Bette Karen Williams Whitten Wood Barbara Mary Gayle Sandra Dianne Warne Whitaker Wiley Wilkie Wilks 98 The Brigadier Friendship Circle.' The final hour; after a hard week’� work. Brigadier work together. Checking out uniform in the summer! Donna Stevens performs a bugle music lesson. Christmas in the Brig. Our student leaders in summer practice. Geraldine's taking her Drum Test. Jane Van Deventer Editor-in-Chief The Gander Gazette Staff “What's going on at Lee these days?” That question is best and repeatedly answered by the Gander Gazette. Work on the Gazette proves that fun and learning can go together! Getting stories indi- vidually from even- part of the school, selling advertising down- town, putting together the actual paper, and seeing that it is dis- tributed—plus some study of Journalism’s different fields—this keeps Gazetters hopping. Mrs. Jancl Blanscct Faculty Advisor Lamar Haffelfinger, News Editor Karen Gipson. News Editor Carolyn Corwin, Assistant Editor Jane Van Deventer. Editor-in-Chie Carolyn Baldridge. Club Editor Karen Wood, Organizations Editor Jan Barringer, Club Editor Anne Melinger, Feature Editor Jerri Milner, Sports Editor Betsy Phelps, Reporter Terry- West, Chief Editorialist Virginia Cook, Business Manager Mike Pctteway, Reporter Claudia Travis, Copyreading Editor Dianne Lester. Exchange Editor 101 Judy Limlwrson Pat Nelson Jane VanDevcnlcr Virginia Cook Personalities Fine Arts Section Sports Section Editor The Lee Catherine Kri ak Assistant Editor Mary Frances Miller Senior Section Evelyn DcVaal Ossie Wright Junior Section Sophomore Section Louise Smith Faculty Mary Yepcz Clubs Section Linda Henderson Business Manager While Virginia is checking page? numbers, Linda is writing Judy u receipt for yearbook sales. Traveler Staff Caye, Billie Gay, Catherine, and Louise all hurry under the strain of a deadline. Billie Cay Cupps Clubs Section Mrs. Jancl Blanscet Faculty Advisor CLUBS Bobby Franks President Ray Cook Vice-President Penny Curtin Treasurer Patsy Whalen Secretary Mrs. Edith Hodges Sponsor Alpha Beta Gamma Alpha Beta Gamma is open to any student interested in science and who has a grade average of “B” or above. Membership can come from invitation only. The motto, “Science serves all with Service, Safety, and Pleasure,” is applied to all club activities, with the purpose to instill in the members a greater interest in the promo- tion of achievements in the scientific and mathematical field. Membership David Gcaslin John Floyd William Ware Duniel Bennett % Mike Bridges Jay Barker Charlene Barrington Bill Capplrmun Cater Mar - Comeil Tony Duke Beverly Gatlin Don Duran Penny Curtin Swcrtheart Paul Quinton Bill Sharp Richard Walker Jimmy Spuhlcr Betty Maxey Catherine Walsh Jimmy Hamilton Gail Sheffield Dan Brian Richard Crawley Braxton Cooper Janies Gibbs John Holcomb Roliert Viles 107 Anchor Club Ginger Partin Historian Faye Nelson President Diane Flippo Secretary Pat Lubbock Vice-President Gayle Wallace Treasurer Dianne Milner Chaplain Sue Conway Senior Director Carole King Junior Director Connie Thomas Sophomore Director To provide experience in living and working together. To serve the school and community. To develop initiative and leadership. To cooperate with the school principal. To prepare for useful citizenship. 108 Mrs. Bette Bacthc Sponsor Dan Longacrc C.luh Beau Sharon Archer Sally Beckman Gail Brady Guests at the tea honoring the muincrs of the club members. Lynn Miller Judy Robinson Ginger Lockett Leta Loughridgc But Donncly Linda Herrington Virginia Chaplain Marsha Harper Janice Holder Mrs. Bert Black, Pilot Club Advisor, presenting a camera to the club. Barbara Warne Judy Parker Kay Post Patricia Sobolik 109 Antler Club the Elks Lodge of Baytown Sponsored by Patty WaUh President Sharon Bacon Treasurer Ann Rose Reporter Cloria Powell Chaplain Ruby Roshto Parliamentarian Nellie Givey Senior Representative Patricia Miller Sophomore Representativ Leaiia l)ix Corresponding Secretary Sandra Cullison Historian e Betty Cray Junior Representative 110 Bette Whitten Beverly Boyd Judy Lochridge Dianne McIntyre Beverly Mills Karen Boudlochc Judy Lamberson Brenda Nunn Sandra Butler Judy Porter Carol Hartrick Pat Roberts Sandy Rochelle Barbara McClain Vivian Hart Evelyn Spear Linda Cunningham CLUB PURPOSE 1. To promote good will and fel- lowship among its members. 2. To serve the school in worth- while activities. 3. To participate in projects of a civic nature. Kathy James Tanya Jones PROJECTS Installation Thanksgiving Basket Octtine Hospital Negro Child Care Center Mother-Daughter Banquet Tea Mrs. Doris Treybig Sponsor III Junior Optimist Robert Cupps won 1st- place in Boys’ Poetry at Jesse Jones Falcon Forensics. Pictured with sponsor, Mrs. Mary Newman. . Robert Cupps and Pete Buster Debating Partners Co-Captains: Betty Buckner. Robert Cupps Tommy Harrison and Stephanie Meadows Debating Society Allan Dinsmore, Donah! Magill Ilcrscliell Rosser, Paul Quinton Rodney Evans. Robert Rueknian Kerry Good son. Milton Young 113 Robert E. Lee Officers and Members Hanna Sands. President Diantha Davis, Vice-President Della Ford, Caroline Kelso, Linda Lcglcr, Ann Proctor, and Lynda Lewis, Bill Daniels, Eliseo Flores, Jerry Anderson, Richard Adair, Curtis Smith, and James Walker. Jerry Standard, Earl Wilburn, Jr., Johnny Boone, Tommy Judith Pettis. Betty Buckner. Hope McDonald, and Carol Rowe. Marshall. Tommy Coker. Raymond Crunk, Rob Stagner, Rudy Strickland. 114 Herschel Rosser, Milton Young, Larry Hall, and Donald Mugill. Robert Cupps. Lowell Hildebrand, Jeff Battle, John Schulze, Bill McFerrin, Billy Smith. Drama Club Activities MEMBERS: Lorry Casey, Weston Cotton, Bobby Floyd, Jack Jones, Ronnie Simmons, Stun Toups, Clifton Cranford, Donnie Brand, Kenneth Meadows. Work projects finance drama productions. Backstage workers are the unseen heroes of any stage production. A good suds job will guarantee an increased budget. Rehearsal is important for satisfactory production. Daniel Leon Waddell Photographer Club of Baytown Sara Davi� Treasurer Distributive Education Sandy Young Reporter • Leadership Development • Vocational Understanding • Social Intelligence • Civic Consciousness Jerry Gilbert Chaplain Pat Cerbig Historian Tommy Lewis Sergeant at Arms George Creel Vice-President Shirley Young Secretary Eddie Haley Parliamentarian Our Sweetheart San«lta UiWbtt ® , ut' Harriet McKay Barbara Padgett Glosena Seal Ion Alice Taylor Judy Hollingsworth Leslie Couch Co-Ordinator Jerry Cootlson ■''■ hi V (;°UrL v'a � van Tfconva Education Q� or e Distributive J“dy Upko 118 h'sAj Bobby Young Frances Braun Ann Burns ?Aatfca1 Dianne Clayton Photographer Sherry Gunn Dianne McIntyre Social Chairman i,l s pWK TIIUHI� ’ thru the 75C ' v ,VY STUDENT Directory Distributive Education Advisory Committee F aul Archie, Alice Taylor, and Harriet McKay work on directory. 119 W. F. Muller Advisor Douglas Traylor President Joyce Bobalik Treasurer Diversified Occupations Joyce Buckner Historian Susan Creasy Parliamentarian 120 Sandra Davis Club Sweetheart Sharon Cox Secretary Nancy Thompson Convention Sweetheart Hack row, left to right: K. I). Davis, Sharon Diliman, Sylvia Lindstrum. Geraldine Fain, Birdie Taylor, Patsy Hendricks, Margaret Davis, Catherine Macha, Linda Pierce, Susan Creasy. Joyce Buckner, Mr. Muller, Nancy Thompson, Karen Cauthen, Joyce Bohalik. Second row: Cheryl Murphy, Sharon Cox, Sandra Davis. Sharon Oliver, I-ois Martin, Carolyn Woods, Barbara Oourlay, Della Robbcrson. First row: Fred Hanks, Don Sorrells, David Sheets. William Luke, Douglas Traylor, Vann Hooper. Tony Hix Treasurer I ( Billy Harlin Historian V I 1. To promote good will and fellowship among its mem- bers. 2. To serve the school in worth- while activities. 3. To participate in projects of a civic nature. Sponsored by Baytown Elks I odgc 1629 Sandra Bussey, Club Sweetheart VU h Stanley Ccmoch Recording Secretary II Roger Byers Corresponding Secretary I I James Bosslcy Parliamentarian Opportunity School Car wash Installation Hayride 122 Barney Webber Club Sponsor Mike Hunt President Kent Carew David Conway Fcraic Davis Parker Davis Boh Fayle Tommy Harrison Ernie Hunt Cary Lockhart Johnny May Buzzy Mitchell Joe Tom Policy Michael Segers Officers at Installation. Not Pictured Steve McAfee Bobby Dobson Karl Scantlen Behind the scenes at Installation, Kitchen crew takes a break. 123 Science-Minded Students Learn Much in Chemistry Club Dan Gage President Rickey Ruwlcy Vice-President Mona Kay Tallent First Secretary Richey Moore Treasurer Johnny Longneckcr Second Secretary Wonder how that experiment came out? Helen Rose Reporter Jeanne Gclher Sponsor 124 Future Chemists mix solution. Members Top row, left to right: Maurice Marshall, Johnny Longnccker, Dan Gage, Rickey Hawley, Robert Larsen, Jimmy Strou- hal. Second row, left to right: Mike Matthews, Martin Altimorc, Donnie Diehrl, George FarreL Third row, left to right: Richard Serbc, Helen Rose, I.inda Smith. Richey Moore. Bottom row, left to right: Sharon McCarthy, Mona Kay Tallent, Mary Aikey, Ruth Alford, Ren Groner. Top row. left to right: Robert Rcisner. John McCuUoy. LouU Radar. Vincent Voytek. Hilly Martin. Second row, left to right: George Fisher. Tommy John, Mike Jones, Mart Nelson, James Means. Third row, left to right: Jimmie Cor- l clt. Curt Schiller, Eugene Whitt, Roger Dickson, Kent Lamb. 125 Sharon Cuuthem First Vice-President Claudia Phillips Second Vice-President Sandy Troutman President UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA © 126 Twyla Cherry Reporter George Maher Reporter Tena Antonini Historian Convention Committee: Ken Crawford, Tena Antonini, Tommye Smith—Chairman, Sharon Warker, Jerry Mas- corro. Program Committee: Rodney Evans, Evic Gardner, Sharon Cauthcrn—Chairman, Archie I.ucas, Cheryl Westphol, Fred Adams. Seated: Mr. McLemore. Yearbook Committee: Linda Barrow. Becky Timmons. Irma Salinas. Lavonne Ammons. Sealed: Sheryl Worthy—Chair- man. Finance Committee: Bobby Young, Eugene Shawn, Pat Sterling -Co-Chairman. Charlene Chandler, Ken Crawford, Van Hooper. Seated: Mrs. Badglcy. Social Committee: Carol Red, Cluudia Phillips—Chairman. Burbara Stegman. Publicity Committee: Ophelia Ramirez, Eddie Cowley, Benny Fuller. Sealed: Twyla Cherry—Chairman. Scrapbook Committee: James Fullrn, Dale Collin. Sealed: Ray Brock, Hortense Rios, Ken Robbins, George Maher and Tena Antonini—Chairman. 127 Future Farmers Officer)� , kneeling (1. t« r.), arc: Glen Ticman, Advisor; Jerry Anders, Treasurer; Bim Jacobs. Chaplain; and Hclmer Sjolnnder. President. Standing are: Bessie James, Sweetheart; Doug May, Sentinel; Joe Swenson, Secretary; Jerry Harlan, Vice-President; Leroy Young, Reporter; and Judy Williams, Sweetheart. Front row (I. to r.) arc: W. L. Cordon, J. Whitesides. C. Porter. M. Jeffrey. I). Cowart, J. Maybin. D. Ratiff. R. Drake, J. Traylor. R. Lucas, S. Tyler, G. Ticman, and A. Tribe. Second row: R. Ellisor. R. Beavers, R. Franssen, H. Torres, J. Ferrell, J. Polk. S. Oates, M. Castleberry. L. Troxell, H. Allen, M. Green, C. VIcFatridge. M. Mueller, 1). Morris, and L. Broussard. 128 of America Bessie James, Sweetheart Judy Williams, Sweetheart Third row: B. James J. Williams. H. Sjolander, D. May, J. Zucha, R. Sicko, J. Anderson. J. Anders, B. Jacobs, J. Swenson, E. Boyctt, J. Harlan. W. Blevins, C. Bond, L Young, J. Fowler. R. Petty, and J. B. Ethridge. Fourth row: K. Daniel, R. Morin, M. Dickerson, J. Welch, R. Rayon, and G. Bird. 129 Billie Riley Vice-President Palsy McDonald Secretary Future Frances Torkelson Social Chairman Mrs. Carolyn Killgore Sponsor President Karen Gipson Sweetheart Lynn O'Sullivan Treasurer Gary Vincent Beau Betty Foreman Historian Glenda Jones Parliamentarian Homemakers Dorothy Anderson Program Chairman Mrs. Caryl Spuhlcr Sponsor Joyce Buckner Chaplain Seniors Back (L. to R.): Carolyn Laster, Diane Albright, Kathy Head, Joyce Buckner, Betty Foreman, Mrs. Carolyn Kilgore. Willie Mae Krizak, Ruth Arnett, Shirley LeBouf. Carolyn Richardson. Dorothy Anderson. Helen Opryshck. Linda .Shoemaker, Darlene Cowcy. Middle L to R.� : Rita Guidry, Barbara Aylor. I’at Mullins. Glenda Jones, Elaine Carroll. Frances Bryan, Barbara Cornelius. Lynn O'Sullivan. Pat McDonald, Ellen Crislcy. Rita Eckert. From (L. to R.): Virginia Colwell, Anita Schaffer. Linda Parrish. Margaret Alexander, Andrea Smith, Catherine Krizak, Sharon Hooker. Back (L. to R.): Dorothy Giles, Eva Del Toro. Serena Arthur. Bonnie Sue Hickey. Carolyn Mickerheim, Peggy Butcher. Bonnie Stewart. Virginia Folwell. Mrs. Spuhlar. Middle (L. to R.i: Sheryl Portis, Marie Steele. Kathy Bryan, Linda Hartless. Sharon Kelly. Wanda Boatright. Dolores Middleton. From (L to R.): Martha Clark. Janie Clinton. Pat Martin, Dorothy Krizak. 131 Future Nurses Margaret Martinez Recording Secretary Mary Ann Garcia Treasurer MOTTO: “For a future that is bright Be a leader in white.” COLORS: Bluebonnet blue and white EUainc Townsend—Student Advisor Jane Appel I Vice-President Roxie Kubic Corresponding Secretary Dec Finn Reporter Doris Weber—Chaplain Seniors: Left to right, top row: Sandra Courlay, Kina Sistor. Mary Ann Garcia. Mary France Miller. Ruth Roshto, Margaret Mitehan, Linda Barry. Middle row, left to right: Margaret Martinez, Kay Knierim, Cheryl Murphy, Dori� Weber, Judy1 Davis, Carla Skeen. Mary Durant, Linda Pierce. Bottom row, left to right: Deo Finn. Trcsa Ott, Sandra Diehl. Ernestine Chastain, Elaine Townsend, Nancy Thompson, Carolyn Ward. Juniors: Left to right, top row: Lupc Perez, Jcynell Crawford. Sandra Purdy, Esther Tamcyoza, Norine Cowhig. Second rou: Mary Davis. Wanda Garner, Roxie Kuhik, Donalda Spitzmillcr. Marilyn Borski, Terry Smith, Ardalia Bachmeyer. Jeanette Giroir, Linda Thomas. First row: Jeon Appelt, Nettie Hurr. Jane Appelt. Stephanie Meadows, Reba West, Margaret J. Mar- tinez, Patsy Eathcrton. 133 Fourth row. left to right: Sharon Robinson, Judy Hammer. Wickie Ebcrly, Patti Parker. Third row, left to right: Rusanell Hall, Charlotte Caron. Jenestel Padar, Teresa Bailey, Judy Rodgers, Jackie Crimes. Second row, left to right: Claru Garcia, Mary Dodd, Ruth Cooper, Dianna Fulmer. Barbara Miller. Sharon Ingvardsen, Mickey Casta- neda. Nancy Fisher, Faye Young. First rou, left to right Cathy Barbee. Eva Lee Brockinton, Emmie Lamb. Judith Johnson. Marilyn Merka. Gail I-awrence, Linda Barton. M. Garcia, O. A.; M. Miller. Annual: A. Bachmeyar, Social: J. Appelt, Yearbook Committee Chairmen. R. Cooper. O. A.; M. Hurr, Ways and Means; T. Ott. Projects; D. Spitzmiller, Speakers— Committee Chairmen. P. Eatherton. Field trips; L. Barton. Bulle- tin Board; C. Caron, Library; F. Young, Films—Committee Chairmen. Presents to T.B. Hospital Junior Volunteers at work—Mary Miller and Margaret Martinez. Selling Bangles for the T.B. Association— Teresa Ott and Doris Weber. 134 Spring Banquet On the way to convention In hotel room at convention Riding in Shriner’s parade One of the speakers front the various nursing Just finished the 1961 Yearbook schools. Helping at the Nurse’s Bazaar Serving punch and cookies at Christmas Jr. Volunteers ready for Instructions, party. French Club Terry Victory President Left to ngnt: Joann Sharp, Social Chairman; Rae Inez Hadley, Secretary; Wayne Ralderach, Social Chairman; Woody Kinsey, Vice-President; Douglas Kenny, Treasurer: and Miss Mary Perry, Sponsor. PURPOSE OF THE FRENCH CLUB The French Club is dedicated to the purpose of furthering the study and appreciation of the civi- lization, homeland, and language of the French people. 136 Douglas Kenny Treasurer Rosemary Mcister Woody Kinsey Vice-President Shirley Jemigan Wayne Balderach Social Chairman Diane Stcgmann Betsy Phelps Gilbert Lafuente Not pictured: Jack Mooney Ambrose Rios Martin Ycpez Mary Fcazlc 137 Robert E. Lee Future Rosemary Kent Secretary Rita Guidry Ke Htrler Carolyn Akin Pari in men tarian I Barbara Rowe President Joe Lee Club Beau CLUB PURPOSE 1. To learn about the teaching profession. 2. To explore our own interests and abilities. 3. To cultivate in ourselves the qualities of personal- ity, character, and leadership. Barbara Aylor Vice-President Judy Robinson Treasurer Judy Porter Historian 138 Patsy Whalen Chaplain Mrs. Lucille Waddell Sponsor Teachers of America Peggy Bailey Sandra Cullison Anita Krejci ■ Lynn Miller Sandra Bussey Carol Dipple Mary Land Timmic Morrow .Now just a minute!! Judy Gatlin Kathy Leach Sharon Lerch Junice Page Sandy Rochelle r Judy Huckahee Linda Kidd Anne Melinger r t Juanita McKay Carole Rowe Lera Schrock Charlinc Spurlock Jane Van Deventer A hungry group! Pat Walker Winno Wallace Arc you listening, Carole? 11« Weatherly Diane Tiemann Mary Whitaker 139 R. B. Sparks F.T.A. Beverly Barfield—Vice-President Allison Walsh—Chaplain Bonnie Bond—Historian Jan Musick—President Mrs. Margaret Struuss—Sponsor Ricky Thompson—Club Beau Joyce Kimmons—Recording Secretary Betsy Wilson—Corresponding Secretary Martha Strauss— Reporter Jimmy Brown—Parliamentarian Leta Louahridge—Projects Chairman Yvonne D’Olive—District Recording Secretary Libby Moore—Social Chairman 140 Dorothy Allen Dottie Beal Kay Boggess Barbara Bossart Susan Bryan Sharon Martin Melanie Moore Fay Nelson Judy Barker Kathy Derden Pat Donnelly Marilyn Friedman Diane Hastings Cheryl Price Renila Quartz Donna Shannon Judy Sooy Elaine Combs Mary Havard Ginger Lawrence Ann Leeseman Dixie Hornsby Elray Mallory Pat Hudnall Connie Porter Linda Hickerson Kay Mallory Jackie Stevens Claudia Travis Karen Teggcntun Geraldine Kitzman President Sally Botkin Recording Secretary Marcy Manuel Treasurer Tommy Kinp Chaplain George S. Armstrong Future Teachers America Mr. Hill Parrish Sponsor Dianne Wilks Vice-President Judy Riley Corresponding Secretary Jean I auKhlin Parliamentarian Linda Hanna Historian 142 Seated (I. lo r.) arc: Richie Craig, Ginger Partin, Doni� Biggs Joan Fuller, Sharon Scarborough, Shirley Hunter, and Diane Lester. Standing: Johnny Fowler. Judy Lambcrson. and Karen Wood. Seated: Jcnncfer Jones, Mary Kovar, Carole Anderson, Sally Beckman, and Barbara Dcndy. Standing: Doris Hickey, Dianne Smith, and Aicnc Jacobs Seated: Judy Taylor, Lynn O’Sullivan, Peggy Pollard, and Susan Cox. Standing, arc: Gayle Wallace, Ann Proctor, Kathy James. Jane Robberson, Pam Berry, Judy Ann Frazier, Pat Sobotik, and Dianne McIntyre. Cathy Curry Treasurer Kay Mallory Reporter Girls' Sports Association Mary Kovar Secretary B. Bond B. J. White Capt. Sponsor BEARS 144------------------------- Sandra Bussey Vice-President Eva Jo Cosio President Bartlett Sponsor P. Cooper Capt. BUMBLEBEES C. Spurlock Co-Capt. E. White Sponsor ROADRUNNERS P. Wadley Co-Capt. S. Bussey Capt. Me Elroy Sponsor MOUSEKETEERS DONKEYS Capt. Sponsor D. Biggs Arnett P. Williams D. Hornsby Sponsor Capt. POODLES Back: Anne Hunter, Judy William?, Jane Didriksen, Peggy Cooper, Marcy Manuel, Kay Mallory. Front: Judy Gatlin, Virginia Meigs, Mary Lewis, Carol Dippel, Ann Askey, Melanie Wright. Back: Diana Alford. Sue White. Carol Saner, Janet Bryant, Diana Vaughn, LcCcnc Taylor. Front: Angie Streich, Beverly Cray. Judy Taylor, Sandra Bussey. Charlotte Dommert, Juanic Smith. 145 Back: Donnis Higgs, Rcnitu Quartz, Liz Bomhoff, Jean Fuller, Sandra Tarski, Delores Evans. Front: Connie Pollard, Elray Mallory, Diane Wilks, Donna Shannon, Aline Elliott, Kay Henke!!. Back: Glenda Preuss, Mary Ann Ryan, Charlene Spurlock, Carolyn Leggett, Kay Rust, Mary Kovar. Front: Mary Karen Lyon, Judy Sooy, Sue Sorrells. Peggy Wadley, Nancy Skidmore, Pat Parker. roadrunners Nttiirk: Libby Comeaux, Dixie Hornsby. Karen Meigs, Shirley Walker, Sandra Wilkie, Regina Hernandez. Front: Jane Davis, Barbara Hopkins, Anita Krejci, Carole Marti. Becky Camp, Beverly Wright. Back: Cathy Curry, Stella Bird, Peggy Pollard, Lora Schrock, Karline Barr, Beverly Barfield. Front: Eva Nell Baughman, Kit Tindall. Becky Hollis, Ellen Bird, Eva Jo Cosio. Bonnie Bond. J The Junior Historian Club of the Texas State Historical Association Jeff Paine Libby Moore Carolyn Akin Carol Badgley V resident Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Linda Kidd Ronnie Hollingsworth Nancy Grayson Sue Martin Social Chairman Music Director Chaplain Junior Historian Terry West Reporter Annette Daniels Scharlotte Odom Attendance Recorder Attendance Recorder Ann Bush Pianist Sponsor: Mrs. Sybil Jordan Sponsor: Mr. Robert P. Kelley 148 SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: (First row, left to right) Nancy Chandler, Brenda McAlister, Jeanne Lyons, Donna Toups, Melanie Moore. (Second row) Reggie Cohcr, Judy Korenck. Kay Kenney, Sharon Scarborough. (Third row) Sharon Ham- mack, Nina Dunn, Burbaru Grant. Fourth row) Jcannic Bargely, Betsy Taylor, Martha Dockendorff, Pauline Gilbert. (Fifth row) Linda Bains, Richard LaVemge, Ronnie Thompson. Not shown: David Barnes, Wanda Plo- check, Sharon Richardson, and Peggy Smith. Historians Sponsor Yacht Trip, JUNIOR MEMBERS: (First row, left to right) Sandy Brewer, Dianne Dorman, Doris Hickey, Sherry Bramlctt, Scharlotte Odom, Linda Bennett. Diana Craft, Carolyn Herman, Pat Plecheck. Marie DrPew. iSecond row, left to right) Peggy Smith. Linda Lyons, Patsy Richmond, Jean Koudelka, Janet Carncv, Sharon Strickland. Dianne Clayton, Dorothy Marsh, Vicki Barton, Paula Osborne, Mary Ann Gregory, Linda Longacrc, Jan Van Deventer, Leyla Kadjar. Janice Tidman (Third row, left to right) Wanda Houseman. Mary Clare Babin, Elizabeth Jones, Beth McNay, Susan Cox, Sally D ilskey, Sonya Adkins. Kathleen Dill, Carolyn Garrett, Carl Davis, David Pickering. Fourth row, left to right) Melvin Tallent, Douglas Williams, Melton Scroggins, Richard Hutchins, Jerry Sheets. Ricky Simms. Don Parkhurst, Gwen Casey, Robert Pryor. Mrs. M. A. Jordan, sponsor. «Not shown) Bob Adams, Dianne Cummings. Ronnie Horaccficld, Louise Horne, Janice Roach, Dan Rodgers, Martha Strauss, and Loretta Welch. 150 Buckaroo Dance, Confederate Ball SENIOR MEMBERS: (First row. left to right� Juanita McKay, Cheryl Price, Carolyn Akin, Annette Daniels. .Barbara Dendy, Ann Bush, Brenda Givens, Jo Ann Grant. (Second row, left to right) Julie Triche, Paulette Muzock, Loretta Balke, Carol Budgely, Nancy Grayson, Dianne Smith, Carolyn Corwin, Jeff Paine. (Third row, left to right� Jcan Jacques Petit, Clarence Nichols, David William� , Richie Craig, Donnie McGregor, Pat Cox, Jimmie Parrish. «Not shown� Lin Junge, Sue Dinwiddie, Becky Parker, and Clyde Sloan. 151 Guests receiving refreshments at Installation of Officers. THE TEXAS ECHOES—Vocal group of the History Club. They are, from left to right: Dianne Smith, Carolyn Herman, Sharon Sillman. Pam Dunn, Lcyla Kacijar, Scharlotte Odom. Ronnie Hollingsworth Director. Robert Pryor. Gary Givens, Robin Reeves, and Judy Smith, Accompanist. Officer being install- ed: Nancy Grayson, Chaplain; Ronnie Hol- lingsworth, Music Dir- ector; Linda Kidd, So- cial Chairman; Jeff Paine, President; Ca- rol Badgely, Treasurer; Standing: Carolyn Akin, Secretary; Libby Moore, Vice-President; Scharlotte Odom, At- tendance Recorder; Annette Daniels, At- tendance Recorder; Ann Bush, Pianist. 152 Rack row: Jeff Paine, Danny James. Soph. Duchess Melanie Moore, Gordon Allen, Jr. Duchess Linda Lyon, Richard Brock, Don Parkhurst, 1961 Queen Sharon Hannon, Don Hodges. Front row: Sr. Duchess Libby Moore, Vicki Shears, Queen Linda Kidd, Monty Clift, Princess Carolyn Akin. 1961 queen Sharon Harmon, crowns this year’s queen, Linda Kidd. Elizabeth Jones singing songs from the South while M.C. Wayne McCleskey watches. . • Junior Classical League Jean Laughlin President Sweetheart Pete Buster State Pice-President Sherman Childre Sponsor JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE CREED We, the members of the Junioi Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of Classical Civiliza- tion in the modern world. We be- lieve an acquaintance with the Civilization of Greece and Rome will help us understand and ap- praise this world of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization in its government, laws, literature, languages, and arts. Officers: Back row, I. to r.: Charles Schik- man, Mike Beaugh, Ruby Martin, Karon Otto, Ernest Mueller. Jean Laughlin, Pete Buster, Elizabeth Moss. Louise Smith. Jerrell May- field. Patricia Ploegcr, Susan Douglas, Jerri Smith, Ginny Bethea, David Westermann. Front row. I. to r.: Larry Clevenger, Elisabeth Alleman, Lou Lumpkin. Larry Harris, Tommy Kleypas, Pam Johnson. Carole Gagnon, Gwen Bussa, and Sherman Childres. sponsor. Mr. Childrcs installs officers Larry Clevenger. Treasurer; Elisabeth Alleman, Secretary; Ernest Mueller, Vice-President; and Jean I.3ugh- lin. President. Susan Bryan, Ginny Bethea, Bobby Gilmore, and Charles Schikmun model Roman costumes. Members have fun ice skating in Houston. Jean, Pete, and Sue with just a few of the many trophies members have won. The Roman Banquet is an annual event of the J.C.L. Jean, Ginny, and Anita enjoy a friendly game of pool at a party. 155 Junior Engineering Technical Society Carl Contclla Secretary Elo Vesclka Treasurer Top row: Sponsor, Mr. Jim Lutes, Bobby Young. Third row: Barry Wilhite, Thomas Elmore, Thomas Crokcr, Jackie Middleton, School sponsor Mr. Tom Hendrix. Second row: Bob Miller, Donald Gunter, Lynn New, Don Wiedeman, Jon Armstrong. Bottom row: John Nuggent, Jim Sharpless, Edmond Chase, Cotton Epperson, Carl Contella, Elo Veselka. 157 Junior Optimisses Club Christian Service Sandra Scbesta Secretary Lois McCullough T reasurer Pat Nelson President Cheryl Claw Pice-President Jimmy Dunks Beau Carol Edwards Historian Miss Gloria Pope Sponsor Jane Rohhcrson Service Chm. 158 Becky Davis Cheryl Burnet Gloria Bums Becky Dunn Barbara Turner Diane Tiemann Judy Fayle Nancy Gilmore Kitty Henderson Judy Himcl Katina King Judy Mintcr Patsy McCullough Lea McKinney Pat Morgan Linda Putman Judy Shoemaker Brenda Strack MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Darlene Smith Kay Hull Pat Thomas 159 Keyettes Center Activities Around Motto: We Strive to Serve” Jill Clayton Parliamentarian Linda Hanna Senior Director Mrs. Inia Mae Muston Sponsor 160 Gay McFarland Jean Muslon Karen Wood Mary Land Donna Stevens Sarah Swain John M. entertains at the Keyette-Key swimming party at Galveston. Sara Griffin Betsy Wilson Pat Hudnall Jerri Milner 162 Which one is the biggest? Jerilyn Malone U ex ' BODl?f CloSS, i foO. KJ'H _________________________ The Kcycttes—ready to deliver their Christmas basket. Tobie Whitten Linda Hanson Kitty Kana Tina Altman John M. Kilgore President Kelly Hushing V ice-President Freddy Clark Treasurer Kathy Stephenson Club Sweetheart The Key Club specializes in de- veloping leadership, providing ex- periences in working together, and serving the school and community. Club John Britt Club Sponsor Ed Vaught Recording Secretary Bill Broyles Corresponding Secretary Donnie Stricklin Senior Director Tom Keating Junior Director Mike DaldquUl Sophomore Director 164 Lee College Choir presents assembly sponsored by Key Club. Robert Dunaway John Durham Alan Erwin Mike Bargainer David Barsalou Douglas Beal Wayne Bell Richard Brock Randy Calhoun Key Clubbers at work after Carla . .. Richard Crcsham Joel Lawless Michael LcBlanc Bill Marshall Robert Oliver George Perkins Mickey Reilly Mike Gillette Eddie Gray Jerry Schuble Terry Simon Gailand Smith Larry Smith Dan Susie Frank Terry Key Club paints Red Cross Center. Duke Waldrop Key Club paints Opportunity School Jimmy Wilhite 167 Lioness Club . Judy Smith Senior Director Mrs. Harnett Cook Club Sponsor Christmas Party, A Din- ner Dance: Pat Higgin- botham. Kathy Devins, Jan Musick, and Ellis Smith Kathy Derdcn Junior Director Jan Musick President De De Johnson Vice-President Allison Walsh Treasurer Sharon Hood Historian Kathy Derdcn helping the new city librarian, Mr. Blasick, pre- pare for the new Library. Kathy Leach Sophomore Director Bill Stewart Club Beau Ginger Lawrence Secretary 168 169 Club members: Peggy Buily, Nancy Cappleman, Marilynne Capps. Sonja Kay Carroll, Claire Cone, Cathy Devins, Linda Feinberg, Toni Fellers, Diane Hastings. Dianne Hayes. Judi Huckahcc, Allcne Jacobs, Sue Carney. Sandra Lerch, Karen McManus. Donna Mooney, Barbara Ann Morgan. Nancy Rowe. Suzette Shanks. Julie Skccte, 11«� Weatherly, Shirley Young. Robert E. Lee Pre-Med Club OFFICERS: Top row: Mike Mills—President, Ronnie Dunaway—Vice-President, Charles Kennedy—Parliamentarian, James Contreras—Social Chairman. Bottom row: Judy Knox—Recording Secretary. Billie Gay Cupps—Corresponding Secre- tary, Ossie Wright—Historian, Susan Burris—Treasurer. Members: Top row: Buddy Hales. Richard Burroughs, Danny Du Bose. Bottom row: Travis Bray, George yg Spangler, John Young. Top row: Jeff Price, Rickey Cloud, Terry Ryals. Bottom row: Dwight Young, Sonya Strickland, Joe Aguilar. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mr. McCandless, sponsor, busy at work???? 1. Diana Craft 2. Don Campbell 3. Marilyn Bor ski 4. Charlie Turner 5. Patsy Whalen Pre-Med Activities Trip to Veteran's Administration Hospital in Houston. Held trip to John Scaly Hospital in Galveston and then to the beach!! Science Fair Project. Touring Veteran's Administration Hospital. Roaring 20’s Party to celebrate the New Year. Roaring 20's Party demonstrating the jitterbug. 171 The Junior Rotary “Service above Self’ Anns Sponsored by the Baytown Rotary Club Shirley Hunter Senior Director Ann Lccseman Sophomore Director Mis� Evelyn Robson Club Sponsor Sherry Maddox Sharon Lerch Junior Director Chaplain OBJECTIVES OF THE CLUB: Tcrmeet opportunities for service To maintain high ethical standards in school and social life To apply the ideal of service in personal and community life Fred Clark Club Beau 172 Flowers everywhere! 0 Carole Anderson Doltic Beal Kay Boggess Susan Bryan Elaine Combs Joyce Connally Yvonne D'Olive Winno Mary Beth Wallace Watts Gayle Wiley Kay Hester Linda Hickcrson Gwen Muston Honorary Member Kay Haynes Claudia Travis Judy Liggett Rosemary Kent Barbara Rowe Jennifer Jones Sherry Pittman This party had everything hut slumber! DeAlva Kitzman Richie Knudson Jennifer Jones Junior Rotary Anns make Homecoming boutonnieres. Junior Rotary Club Jor Let President Ellis Smith Treasurer Gary Vincent Purl iam en t urunt Kirk Franklin Reporter Diane McIntyre Sweetheart Mr. T. L. Kidman Sponsor Club meetings on Tuesday were a weekly ritual. We owe our daily devotional� before lunch to these Junior Rotarians. 174 Keith Mc.Nay Gene Peacock Wayne Hosea Sidney Mallory Johnny Peel Danny Chasteon Jem- Kempluy David Mangutn David Smith Tommy King Bobby Orr Ricky Thompson He Profits Most Who Serves Best Joe Wert Rickey Young James Zucha Thanks to these ambitious boys, we had u beautiful Washing cars was a money-making project! Christmas tree in the auditorium this Christmas. 175 Science Club Texas Junior Academy of Science Rack rote, [.. to R.: Danny Odom, 2nd vice-president ami program chairman; Lamar Haffelfingcr, president; Harold Bonin, 1st vice-president. Front row: Glenda Faye Harper, secretary-treasurer; Sue Ann Chandler, reporter: and Mrs. Mae Nelson, faculty sponsor. PURPOSE: To develop an interest in science through: Encouragement of individ- ual investigation. Keeping up with current advancements of science. Becoming acquainted with leading scientists and active science organiza- tions. MOTTO; Science for service, safety, and pleasure. J 76 Botanist Enthusiasts: Standing, L. to R.: Danny Odom, Billy Barrett, Glenda Faye Harper, Doris Could. Nancy Oiler, Jo Ann Thorson, Susan Brazzil, and Shirley Sapp. Vertebrata Experimentalists. Etpecillly Genetics: Hud; row, L. to R.: Harold Bonin, Lamar Haffclfinger, Randy Dor- man, Robert Roe, Andy Lumpkin. Front row; Mike Bowers, Doug Barr. Invrrtcbratu Investigators: Back rou, L. to R.: Bonita Bra zil. Meredith Curry. Sue Ann Chandler, Anna Jean Jones. Seated is Harriet Johnson. Physical Observat ionalists: Standing from ,. to R.: Scottie Harbers, John Robbins, Pat Wylie, Carroll Stewart, and Adrii 1 Lee Gammage. Members of the club not pictured are Ronnie Read, Ronnie Mullins, and Johnny Schmadl. 177 Winning Science Students Display Their Projects John Cater � project. Mary Cornett's project. John McCullcys project, ‘Optical Maser.” Retention in the Eye. Conversion of Solar Energy into Mechanical Energy. John Cater is a repeat top winner with physical science projects in Baytown Science Fairs throughout his junior and senior high school years. He is also a three year winner in Texas Junior Academy of Science. Mary Corneil was a 1961 winner in Baytown and Regional Science Fairs. She was the fourth place winner in the National Science Fair, and a first place winner in the Texas Junior Academy of Science. John McCuIley was second in the Texas Junior Academy of Science Annual State Meeting. 178 John. Mary, and John «how their projects. sjodfoud Summon Jdi JQ mi Science Seminars Purpose of the monthly seminars is to introduce students in all science classes to ideas and information be- yond the ordinary high school curriculum, and to encourage these students to maintain interest in the field of science. Selection for participation is based upon interest, scholastic achievement, and scientific aptitude. Seniors, front row: William Ware. A1 Morris. Dan Brian, Helen Rose, Betsy Wilson, Beverly Galiin. Mary Hastings, Allison Walsh, Miss Evelyn Robson, spon- sor. Standing; Mr. Tom Hendrix, sponsor. Rickey Rawlcy, James Mears, John Cater, Bill Broyles. Duke Waldrop, Ray Cook, Richard Anderson, Richard Walker, Dr. Edward Norbeck, visiting scientist, and Dr. J. L Franklin, scientist advisor. Not pictured arc John Durham, and Mrs. Bette Bacthe, faculty sponsor. Juniors, front row: Kirk Franklin, Jackie Shires, Larry Clevenger, Mrs. Jeanne Gel- ber, Elizabeth Allernan, Louise Home. Back row: Johnny Feet, Ernest Mueller, Mary Comcil, George Ferguson, Bill Mar- shall, Jack Halter, Butch Diebel, Dr. Bob Perry, scientist advisor. Not pictured are Mary Virginia Bethea. Bill Sharp, and sponsors Mrs. Edith Hodges and Mr. A1 Tipps. Sophomores, front row: Linda Cunning- ham. Sandra Tarski, Diana Phillips, Linda Smith, Connie Pollurd, Libby Com- eaux, Mrs. Mae Nelson, faculty sponsor. Back row: Hank Holcomb. Mike Jones, Hank Bethea, Charles Schikman, Jerry Schuble, Darrell Fullick, Dr. J. L. Frank- lin, visiting scientist: Mr. Charley Zer- wekh, scientist advisor; and Mr. J. Hoyt Bowers, faculty sponsor. Not pictured is Mr. Art Hodges, faculty sponsor. 180 Robert E. Lee Science Fair High School Winners: Front row: Billy Barrett, Elisabeth Alleman, Danny Waddell. Glenda Harper, Travis Bray, and John McCullcy. Back row: Pat Wyle, Dennis Font, Paul Moore, Bonita Bruzzil. Burnette Hubbard. Bill Boyd and Butch Dcibcl. Linda Cunningham and Kinney Fullen explain the “Oscar” test. SPROUTING SEEDS Bonita Bruzz.il takes second place in Girls' Biological Division. Susan Brazzil tells Dr. Franklin about her project. NEGATIVE IONIZATION Special judges talk with Glenda Harper. Winner of the Girls’ Physical Science Division is Elisabeth Alleman. James Vega President Los Gansos Carol Stamper Pice-President Beth Mills Secretary MEMBERS: Back row: Dolores. Ramirez, Sandra Post. Beth Mills, Carol Stamper. Gloria Ansualdo. Mr. Roman, Gloria Razo, and Olga Pantoja. From row: Luz DclToro, Joe Avalos. Charles Mickel, Joey Magee, Paul Penny. Richard Salinas, Chris Barrera, James Vegas, and John Gross. Not pictured: Shirlcnc Hines. James Vegas. President, and Mr. Roman, Sponsor, having a conversation. Paul Penny. Treasurer, busy counting money, while Belli Mills, Secretary, prepares notes. I.uz and Lola and Richard are busy study- ing? 183 Ready Writers Murilvn Frcidman Bill Broyles Killy Kana Leyla Kadjar Dianne Smith Bill Wells Libby Comeaux Mrs. J. C. Burkett, Sponsor Record of Achievement in Interscholastic League 1958— Won Region and District 1959— Won District 1960— Won District Mrs. J. C. Burkett, Sponsor since 1956 184 Kalina Kin« Alan Erwin Julie Triche Susan Bryan James Mcars Our Twelve” for 1%2 L. io R.: Charles Hay Miller, Hank Holcomb. Darral Fullick, Karen Buster. Hank Bcthcu, Felix Rios, Judy Crawford, Rich- ard Saunders, Jimmy Riggs. Mr. Hodges, Jimmy Pratt, Larry Milner. Richard Saunders, Karen Busier, Judy Crawford, and Darrel Fullick. ■■ Jimmy Riggs. Jimmy Pratt. Felix Rios, Larry Milner, and Charles Ray Miller. Silling, I. to r.: Kenneth Tillman. Mike Shepard. Richard James, Alvin Dikcmon, David Wagner, Jim Cock- rehum. Robert Bumper. Kneeling, I. to r.: Richard Walters, Odis Clement, Jeff Higginbotham, Ray Pye, Bill Baker, Joe Avalos, Willie Crawford, Johnny Castillo. Lannie Emfinger. Standing, I. to r.: Jimmy Wcstberry, James Smelscr, Roger Reed, Bill Taplcy, Mickey Beaman, Lee Harper, Larry Maxey, Alfred Jacobs, Edward Murek, Dalton Atkin, Milton Sawyer, H. H. Nitschmann, sponsor. Woodworking Club The Woodworking Club is open to any student enrolled in and passing woodwork. Projects are made for selling and this income, with weekly dues, finances expense throughout the school year. Members may also work on their own projects during the club period. Committee, . to r,: Johnny Bird, Joe Avalos. Lee Harper. Officer� : Johnny Castillo, Secretary; Alfred Ja- cobs, Treasurer; Lannie Emfinger, President; Larry Maxey, Vice-President. 186 This is a studious looking group. Kenneth Tillman, Richard Walters, David Wagner, Jerry Smith, Roger Reed, and Edward Marek. Pride in their work is evidenced by Richard James, Odis Clement, Jim Cockreham, James Smclser, and Bill Baker. Dalton Atkin, Milton Sawyer, Willie Crawford. Mickey Bea- man, Bill Tapley, and Robert Bumper surround a good looking coffee table. Hard at work as the sun sets arc Alvin Dikeman, Ray Dikeman, Jeff Higginbotham, Ray Pye, Jimmy Westberry, and Mike Shepherd. mu Mt „MnWr liitiiiiiMu� Senior Class Officers fvwWWw Prcsulenl: Mike Hunt Secretary: Dianne Flippo Vice-President: Donnie Stricklin RICHARD ADAIR Druma Club 3. FRED ADAMS FBLA ROGER ADAMS Football 12-3; Baseball 1-2-3; Jr. Rotary Club 1-2- 3; Football Club 3. CAROLYN AKIN Junior Historian 1-2-3, Secretary; Robert E. Lee FTA 2-3, Parliamentarian; Brigadiers 1-2-3; Confederate Ball Princess 3. DIANNE ALBRIGHT Tri-Hi-Y 1; FTA 1; FHA 3. MARGARET ALEXANDER Spanish Club 1; DE 3; FHA 3. DOROTHY ALLEN Brigadiers 1-2-3; R. B. Sparks FTA 1-2-3, Historian; Junior Oplimisscs 3. GORDON ALLEN Football 1-2-3; Track 1-2-3; Jr. Rotary Club 2-3; Football Club 3; Choir 3. KYLE ALLEN Alpha Beta Gamma 2; SSLC 2-3; History Club 3. LAVONNE AMMONS FBLA 2-3; Southern Belles 1-3. Roger Adams Carolyn Akin Dianne Albright Margaret Alexander Dorothy Allen Gordon Allen Kyle Allen Lavonne Ammons Seniors excel in sportsmanship, Dorothy Anderson Richard Anderson Paul Archie Jon Armstrong Ruth Arnett Ann Askey Dolores A rant Barbara Aylor Sharon Bacon Carol Badgley DOROTHY ANDERSON Science Project Club 1: FHA 2-3; R. B. Sparks FTA 1. RICHARD ANDERSON Junior Rotary 2-3. Secretary; Choir 3; SSLC 2-3; Science Seminar 3. PAUL ARCHIE Stags 3; DE 3, President. JON ARMSTRONG Science Project Club 1; JETS 2-3. Vice-President. RUTH ARNETT Mathematics Club 2, Reporter; FHA 3; Drama Club 3. ANN ASKEY GSA 1-2 3. DOLORES AVANT Southern Belles 1; Philomathean Tri-Hi-Y 1-2. Historian. BARBARA AYLOR Student Council 1; History Club 1-2; FTA 2-3, Vice- Pres.: FHA 3. SHARON BACON Tri-Hi-Y 1; Choir 1-2-3; Antler Club 2-3, Treasurer; Sparks FTA 1. Chaplain. CAROL BADGLEY History Club 1-2-3, Secretary, Treasurer; Band 1-2-3; SSLC 2-3. leadership, and scholarship. LORETTA BALKE Brigadiers 1-2; Tennis 2-3; History Club 1-2-3; JCL 1. BEVERLY BARFIELD Brigadiers 1-2-3; Student Council 2; Sparks FTA 2-3, Vicc-Pres.; GSA 1-2-3. MIKE BARGAINER Student Council 1-2; Key Club 1-2-3. JIM BARNES Junior Rotarian Club 2-3; Track Mgr. 1-2. CHRIS BARRERA Spanish Club 3. CHARLENE BARRINGTON Jr. Red Cross 1; History Club 2; SSLC 2-3; Alpha Beta Comma 3. LINDA BARROW FNA 1; FBLA 3. LINDA BARRY GSA 1; Math Club 2; FNA 3. DAVID BARSALOU Busy ALLISON WALSH divides her time Between Briga- diers, SSLC, and Science Seminars. She has devoted much of her senior year to Student Council projects. Key Club 1-2-3; Tennis 1-2-3, Captain. Loretta Balkc Beverly Barfield Mike Bargainer Jim Barnes Chris Barrera Charlene Barrington Linda Barrow Linda Barry David Barsalou Alan Baumann Douglas Beal Sally Beckman ITdyne Bell James Bevel Class of '62 looks DOUGLAS BEAL Football 1-2-3; Key Club 2-3; Lee Traveler Art Editor. SALLY BECKMAN History Club 1; Anchor Club 1-2-3, Jr. Dir.: Arm- strong FTA 3; Brigadiers 1-2-3; Jr. Achievement 1. WAYNE BELL Football 1-2-3, All District, All State, Most Valuable Back 12AAAA; Basketball 1-2-3; Baseball 3; Key Club 3; Choir 3; Student Council 3; Mr. Robert E. Lee 3; Kcyette Beau 3. JOYCE BOBALIK GSA 1-2: DO 3, Treasurer. ELIZABETH BOMHOFF Band 1; Southern Belles 2; Choir 3; CSA 2-3; JCL 1-2. BONNIE BOND CSA 1-2-3. Capt.; Sparks FTA 2-3, Historian; Brig- adiers 1-2-3. Dennis Biggs Shirley Bobbit George Bird Robert Bolmanski Terry Blakeney Elizabeth Born hoff William Blevins Bonnie Bond Joyce Bobalik Zena Boodell forward to graduation BARBARA BOSSART Brigadiers 1-2-3; Sparks FTA 1-2-3; History Club 1; Jr. Optimises 3; Jr. Achievement 3. Barbara Bossart Sally Botkin SALLY BOTKIN Keyettes 1-2-3, Historian; Brigadiers 1-2-3, Drum Major; Armstrong FTA 3, Secretary. BEVERLY BOYD JCL 1, Secretary: History Club 2; Band 1-2-3; Antler Club 3; Debate Club 3; Lee FTA 3, Social Chin. Beverly Boyd Eduard Boy ell EDWARD BOYETT FFA 2-3. JIM BRACEY Jr. Bed Cross 1, Treasurer; DO Club 2-3. Jimmy Braccy Darlene Bradford DARLENE BRADFORD FNA 1-2. RITA BRASHER Southern Belles 1. Max Brand Rita Brasher FRANCES BRAUN Homemaking Club 2; DE 3. DAN BRIAN Aeronautical Physic� Gub 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3; SSLC 2 3, Chaplain; Jr. Achievement 3, Vice- Pres. Frances Braun Dan Brian MIKE BRIDGES Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3; Football 1. RICHARD BROCK Key Club 1-2-3; Jr. Achievement 3; Suicide Squad 1; Student Council 1. JAMES BROWN Spark FTA 2 3. Parliamentarian; Golf Team 1-2-3; Office Monitor 2-3. BILL BROYLES Student Council 2; Key Club 2-3, Sec.; SSLC 2-3, Second Vicc-Prcs.; Track 2-3; Science Seminar 1-2-3; Jr. Achievement 3, President; Boys’ State 2; National Merit 3. FRANCES BRYAN FHA 1-2-3, President; Drama 3. JANET BRYANT GSA 1-2-3; Armstrong FTA 3; Drama Club 3. Easy going JOE LEE has represented his school in track and cross-country events for three years. He is President of the Jr. Rotarians and an active Student Council member. JOYCE BUCKNER FHA 1-2-3, Chaplain; DO Club 3, Historian. SUSAN BURRIS Band 3; Jr. Red Cross 1; Math Club 2, Sec.; Pre-Med Club 2-3, Treasurer. Mike Bridges Frances Bryan Richard Brock Jnnrt Bryant Jimmie Brown Joyce Buckner Mary Brown Linda fa Buffington Bill Broyles Susan Burris SANDRA BUSSEY Brigadiers 1-2-3; GSA 2-3. Vicc-Pres.; Lee FTA 3; Stag Club Sweetheart. ANN BUSH Southern Belle 2; Choir 3; History Club 2-3; Brig- adiers 1-2-3. RICHARD CANNON DE 3; Jr. Red Cross 1; FBLA 3. BILL CAPPLEMAN JCL 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3; Swimming 1-2-3. KENT CAREW Stags 3; Band 1-2-3. Cent Burroughs Ann Bush Van Bush Sandra Bussey Wiley Butler Margaret Caddell LaVelle Campbell Richard Cannon Bill Cappleman Kent Carew 197 Frances Carr Elaine Carroll Larry Carroll Mildred Car row Caye Carter Sara Case Gary Cash Johnny Castillo John Cater Karen Caulhen FRANCES CARR History Club 1; Brigadiers 1-2-3. ELAINE CARROLL History Club 2; FHA 3. Stanley Ccrnoch C. G. Cezeaux Edmund Chase Ernestine Chastain MILDRED CARROW FNA 1; DE 2. CAYE CARTER FHA 2; Lee Traveler 3; FNA 3. GARY CASH JCL 1; Swimming 1-2; Choir 1. JOHNNY COSTILLO CAP 2; Woodworking 3. Secretary. JOHN CATER Science Project Club 1, Vice-Pres.: Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3; Swimming 1-2-3; Cross Country 2; Choir 1. KAREN CALTHEN DO 3, Vice-Pres.; Bund 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Student Council 3. STANLEY CERNOCH Stags 3, Secretary; Football 1, Mgr. JILL CLAYTON Keyettes 1-2-3, Parliamentarian; Student Council 3; SSLC 2-3; Brigadiers 1-2-3, Twirlcr; King-Queen Assembly 1-2. MELANIE COBURN SSLC 2-3, Treasurer; Student Council 3. Historian; Brigadiers 1-2-3, Trea� .; Choir 3; Latin Honor So- ciety 1-2-3; Antler Club 2-3, Secretary; JCL 1; GSA 1. PATRICIA COKER Student Council 3. JAMES EARL COLLEY Prc-Mcd Club 1. Parliamentarian; Band 1-2-3; Band Officer’s Club 3; JCL 2: Choir 3. Quartet 3; Crea- tive Writing W'orkshop 3; All-Region Choir 3; All- State Choir 3. EDMUND CHASE JETS 3. Nancy Chisholm Ellen Chrisley ERNESTINE CHASTAIN FNA 3. NANCY CHISHOLM FNA 1-2. Ronnie Clamon Freddy Clark RONNIE CLAMON Football 1-2-3; Baseball 2-3; Football Club 2-3. FREDDY CLARK Key dub 1-2-3, Treasurer; Football Club 2-3; Track 1-2-3; Student Council 1-2-3, Parliamentarian; SSLC 3; Jr. Rotary Annes Beau 3. Jill Clayton Melanie Coburn Jimmy Coker Patricia Kay Coker Tommy Coker James E. Colley Barbara Collier Dale Collins Virginia Colwell Carl Contella Sue Conway Ray Cook Seniors bear BARBARA COLLIER F.NA 1-2; FHA 3. VIRGINIA COLWELL FHA 3. CARL CONTELLA JETS 2-3, See.; Choir 1 2-3; Quartet 3; Swimming 1 2-3. SUE CONWAY Anchor Club 1 2 3, Sr. Dir.; History rtub 1; Brig- adiers 1 2-3, Flag Lt. RAY COOK Aeronautical Physics Club 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3, Vice-Pres.; Senior Science Seminar 3; Swim- ming 1-2-3. VIRGINIA COOK Gander Gazette 1 3; Lee Traveler 2-3, Editor 3. BRAXTON COOPER Band 1 2 3; Spanish Club 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3. PEGGY COOPER GSA 1-2-3, Capt. BARBARA CORNELIUS FHA 1-2-3, Vice-Pres. EVA JOE COSIO GSA 1-2-3. President: Armstrong FTA 3; Brigadiers 1 2 3, Twirler. 200 Virginia Cook Braxton Cooper Peggy Cooper Glenn Cormier mantle oj leadership SHARON COTTRELL Spanish Club 1; Chemistry Club 2, Secretary. NELLIE COVEY Brigadiers 1-2-3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Antler Club 2-3, Reporter. DARLENE COWEY FHA 3; DO 3. PAT COX History Club 1-2-3; Drama Club 3. SHARON COX Choir 1: DO 3. Secretary. RANDY CRAIG FFA 1-3, Reporter. RICHEY CRAIG History Club 3; Armstrong FTA 3. KEN CRAWFORD FBLA 2-3. Pert “DEE DEE DAVIS captivated audiences with her memorable performances in “The Innocents and Liliom.” Dec Dee won the coveted Best Actress award at the 1961 regional meet and has been on the District All-Star Cast. Barbara Cornelius Em Joe Cosio Sharon Cottrell Nellie Covey Darlene Cowey Pat Cox Sharon Cox Randy Craig Richey Craig Kenneth Crawford Mickey Crawford Richard Crawley George Creel Bobby Cryer Seniors have their MICKEY CRAWFORD Baseball 2-3. RICHARD CRAWLEY Football Manager 2-3; Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3; SSLC 2-3. GEORGE CREEL DE 2-3, Vice-Pres. BOBBY CRYER Basketball 1-2-3. SANDRA CULLISON Antler Club 2-3, Historian; Brigadiers 2-3; History Club 1; Lee FTA 3; Jr. Achievement 3, Secretary, Sweetheart. GLENN CUMMINGS Baseball 2. BILLIE GAY CUPPS FNA 2; Lee Traveler 3; Prc-Mcd Club 3, Sec. PENNY CURTIN Brigadiers 1-2-3, Sec.; Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3, Treas Sweetheart; GSA 1. BILL DANIEL Drama Club 3; Jr. Red Cross 1-2, Treas. Sandra Cullison Penny Curtin Glenn Cummingi Bill Daniel Billie Gay Cupps Annette Daniels Cathy Curry Ronald Darsee Geneva Curry Diantha Davis rr moments to remember ” ANNETTE DANIELS Southern Belles 1; History Club 2-3, Recorder; SSLC 2-3. Dwight Davis RONALD DARSEE Jane Davis Stag Club 3, Vice-Pre .; Swimming 1-2: Football 1-2. DI ANTI IA DAVIS Drama Club 3, Vice-Pres.; Jr. Achievement 3, Sec.; 1961 Regional Best Actress, District All-Star Cast. DWIGHT DAVIS DE 2. Judy Davis Ruth Davis JANE DAVIS Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; CSA 3; Band 2-3, Twirlcr 3; Student Council 1. JUDY DAVIS History Club 1-2; FNA 3; SSLC 2-3. Sara Davis Glenda Davison SARA DAVIS FNA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; DE 2-3, Chaplain, Treas.; SSLC 2-3. GLENDA DAVISON Sparks FTA 1-2; Southern Belles 2. NELDA DAY Antler Club 2-3; JCL 1-3, Sec.; Choir 1-2-3, Secre- tary. Region and All-State 2-3; Sextet 1-2-3; Band 1-2-3. Nelda Day Ruby DeHoyos BARBARA DENDY Seniors 9 busy year JANE DIDRIKSEN CSA 1-2-3; Brigadier� 1. SANDRA DIEHL FNA 1-2-3; Southern Belle� 2. JEANNE DiMAURO FTA 1-2; Jr. Red Crow 1; JCL 2-3, Librarian; Gander Gazette 2; Nat. Latin Honor Society 2-3. SUE DINWIDDIE History Club 1-2-3, Confederate Ball Duchess 1-2: Student Council 1. LEAILA DIX History Club 1; Student Council 1; Southern Belles 1-2; Antler Club 2, 3, Sec.; Choir 3. YVONNE D’OLIVE Rotary Annes 2-3, President; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Presi- dent; Student Council 1; Brigadiers 1-2-3, Presi- dent; Sparks FTA 1-2-3, Secretary, Dist. I Secretary. Cheery JAMES MEARS, an outstanding musician on the TONY DUKE French horn, has been a member of the Region and Dis- Aloha Beta Gamma 3 trict bands for three years. James has also been outstanding in the field of science and was a Westinghouse Scholarship finalist. Jane Didriksen Leaila Dix Sandra Diehl Aranna Dodd Jeanne DiMauro Yvonne D’Olive Allan Dins more Doris Downs Sue Dinviddie Tony Duke seems very short JIMMY DUNKS Football 1-2-3, Captain 3; Jr. Rotary 3; Track 1; Optimise Beau. MARY DURANT Spanish Club 1; FNA 2-3. JOHN DURHAM Basketball 1-2-3. Co-Capt.; Key Club 1-2-3; Student Council 1-3; SSLC 2-3, Vicc-Pres.; Science Seminar 1-2-3; Boys’ State 3; National Merit Semi-Finalist 3. ALINE ELLIOTT Brigadiers 1-2-3; History Club 1; CSA 2-3; Arm- strong FT A 3. LARRY ELLIS Cross-Country 3; Track 2-3; History Club 3. RETA ECKERT Mathematics Club 2; FHA 3. JIMMY EMANUEL Band 1-2-3, Chaplain; JCL 1; Stage Band 2-3; Band Officers Club 2-3; SSLC 3. JOHN A. FAYLE Jr. Red Cross 1, Vice-President. GERALD EPPERSON Baseball 1-2-3. Mgr. “A” Team; JETS 3. Jimmy Dunks Becky Dunn Mary Du ran I John Durham Aline Elliott Reta Eckert Larry Ellis Jimmy Emanuel Cotton Epperson Buddy Fayle Dee Finn Charlotte Fisher .harlotte r isheri jFtr J Ufa Cpianne Flipfw) tliseo Flores John Floyd Robert Ford Betty Foreman Glenn Foster Nancy Foster John Fouler DEE FINN Gander Gazette 2; FNA 2-3, Reporter; DE 2. DIANE FLIPPO Anchor Club 1-2-3, Vice-Pres.; Student Council 1-2- 3, Rrp.-ut-I.argc; Band 1-2-3, Vice-Pres.; Sr. Class Secretary 3; Class Favorite 1-2; Girls’ Stute: Home- coming Duchess 3; King-Queen Assembly 1-2; All- School Favorite 3. ELISEO FLORES Suicide Squad 1; Spanish Club 1, Vicc-Prcs.; Drama Club 3; French Club 2. JOHN FLOYD Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3; Student Council 1. ROBERT FORD Woodworking 1-2-3, Treas. BETTY FOREMAN FHA 2-3, Historian. JOHN FOWLER Armstrong FT A 3; FFA 2-3. BOBBY FRANKS Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3, Pres.; History Club 1; Swimming 1-2; Student Council 2-3; Jr. Achieve- ment 3, Pres. Benny Franco Charlotte From Bobby Franks Judy Ann Frazier Judy Lynn Frazier James Fullen Dan Gage Mary Ann Garcia Linda Fallen Evie Gardner Benny Fuller Beverly Gallin Carolyn Fuller Gary Gazauay JUDY ANN FRAZIER JIMMY GENTRY Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; Armstrong FTA 3; Student Council 1 2. Baseball 1-2. JAMES GIBBS Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3; Band 1-2-3; Band Officers Club 3. JUDY LYNN FRAZIER Brigadiers 1-2-3; Kcyettc 1-2-3, Sec.; SSLC 2-3, Sec.; JCL 1; Student Council 3, See.; Senior Duchess, Home- coming; Senior Favorite. BENNY FULLER FBLA 3. DAN GAGE Slide Rule Club 1; Chemistry Club 2-3, President; Debate 2; Science Fair, 1st place, 2. MARY ANN GARCIA FNA 1-2-3, Treas. EVIE GARDNER GSA 1-2; FBLA 3. BEVERLY GATLIN Tennis 2-3; GSA 1-2; Alpha Beta Gamma 3; SSLC 2-3. GARY GAZA WAY Basketball 1-2; Track 1-2-3. DAVID GEASLIN Astronomical Physics Club 1; Suicide Squad 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3; Swimming 1-2-3, Co-Captain. David Geaslin Jimmy Gentry James D. Gibbs Jerry Gilbert Martha Jean Gillen Arthur Gillis Karen Gipson Brenda Givens Cheryl Claw Ray Goehring Jerry Lee Goodson Barbara Gourlay Sandra Gourlay Jo Ann Grant Classes prove ARTHUR CILLIS JO. 1; Baseball 1; National Latin Honor Society. KAREN GIPSON SSLC 2-3: FHA 2-3: Gander Gazette 3. BRENDA GIVENS Band 1-2-3; History Club 1-2-3; Armstrong FTA 3. CHERYL GLAW Band 1-2-3; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; Jr. Optimisses 3, Vice- Pres. RAY GOEHRING Basketball 1-2-3; SSLC 2-3. JERRY GOODSON DE 2-3. BARBARA GOURLAY DO 2-3. SANDRA GOURLAY Prc-Mcd 1; FNA 2-3: DE 2-3. BEVERLY GRAY Band 1-2-3; CSA 2-3. NANCY KAY GRAYSON Brigadiers 1-2-3; History Club 2-3, Chaplain. harder than expected RITA GUIDRY Brigadiers 1; History Club 1-2; FTA 2-3, Reporter; FHA 3; Student Council 1. KENNETH GULLE1T Band 1-2-3. SHERRY GUNN History Club 1; DE 3. LAMAR HAFFELFINGER Chemistry- Club 2; Science Club 3, President; Gander Gazette 3; Science Fair 2. JODY HAGGARD Track 1-2-3; Junior Rotary 1-2-3; Student Council 1-2-3. Vivacious BETSY WILSON is proof that beauty and brains do mix—and very well. She was First Lieutenant of the Lee Brigadiers, and has been an active member of the Kcyettes, Sparks FTA. and the SSLC. Beverly Gray Nancy Grayson Sam Greene Rita Guidry Kenneth Gullett Sherry Gunn Donald Gunter Lamar Haff el finger Jody Haggard Joyce Hall Jimmy Hamilton Mike Hammel Fred Hanks Linda Hanna Grade Averages JIM HAMILTON Baseball 1; Alpha Bela Gamma 3. MIKE HAMMEL Dramu 3. FRED HANKS DO 3. LINDA HANNA History Club 1; Band 1-2-3. Sec., Sweetheart; Key- ettes 2-3. Sr. Dir.; SSLC 2-3. Reporter; Armstrong FTA. Historian. LINDA HANSON Keyettcs 3; Student Council 1-2-3, Rep.-at-Large; Band 1-2-3. Twirler. Drum Major; Sophomore Secre- tary; Class Favorite 1-2; All-School Favorite 3; Homecoming Queen 3; King-Queen Assembly 1-2. BILLY HARLIN Football Trainer 1-2-3; Basketball Trainer 2-3; Track Trainer 1-2-3; Stags 3, Historian. AL HARRIS Science Project Club 2; Pre-Mcd 3; Lee Traveler 1-2. BENNY HARGROVE Choir 1-2-3. JERRY HARLAN Spanish Club 1; FFA 2-3, Vicc-Pres.; Student Coun- cil 2. Linda Hanson Tommy Harrison Benny Hargrove Mary Hastings Billy Harlin Kay Haynes Jerry Harlan Al Harris Kathy Head Sue Hedger concern college-bound seniors KAY HAYNES Brigadier 1-2-3; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Treas.; Rotary Anns 3; Armstrong FT A 3. KATHY HEAD FHA 3; Southern Belles 2-3. MISSI HEFFELFINGER Jr. Rotary Anns 3. LINDA HENDERSON Choir 1-2-3, Reporter; Lee Traveler 2-3, Business Manager. RUDY HERRERA Football 1-2-3, Capt.; SSLC 2-3; Student Council 2-3, Rep.-at-Large; Track 1; Baseball 1; Spanish Club 1; Boys’ State: Sr. Favorite. JEFF HIGGINBOTHAM Woodworking Club 3. FAT HIGGINBOTHAM Football 1-2-3; Swimming 1-2-3, Capt. DON HIGGS Basketball 1. BERT HILL Track 1-2-3; Football 1; Spanish Club 1; Jr. Achieve- ment 3; Student Council 1-2-3. President 3; Class President 1-2; Class Favorite 1-2; All-School Favor- ite 3. SANDRA HILLBURN DE 3. JOYCE HILLHOUSE FHA 3. Missi Heffelfinger Linda Henderson Rudy Herrera Jeff Higginbolhom Pat Higgenbothem Don Higgs Bert Hill Raymond Hill Sandra Hillburn Joyce Hillhouse Seniors of 62 donned a JUDY HOLLINGSWORTH DE 2-3, Parliamentarian, Sweetheart; JCL 1; SSLC 3; Sparks FTA 1-2; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Parliamentarian. SHARON HOOD Spanish Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Lioness 3, Historian; Choir 1-2-3, Sextet 3. SHARON HOOKER FNA 2; FHA 3. VANN HOOPER FBLA 3. Sgt.-at-Arms; DO 3. BARBARA HOPKINS GSA 3. JOHN M. KILGORE is best known for his work with the Key Chib of which he is president. In his junior year, John served as Texas District Governor of Key Clubs. He is also busy with Student Council, football and the Lee Choir. DIXIE HORNSBY Brigadiers 1-2-3: FNA 1-2, Reporter; GSA 3, Capt.: Sparks FTA 2-3. Sharon Hood I la Faye Horton Ronnir Hollingsworth Dixie Hornsby Judy Hollingsworth Barbara Hopkins Jimmie Holder Robert Van Hooper John Holcomb Sharon Hooker new class ring WAYNE HOSEA Cross-Country 1-2-3, Capt.; Track 1-2-3; Choir 1-2; Student Council 2; Junior Rotary 2-3; Pre-Med 1. LARRY HUDDLESTON Baseball 2-3. KAY HULL History Club 1-2, Recorder; SSLC 2-3; Optimises 3; Armstrong FTA 3, See. MARY HUNT History Club 2; Band 1-2-3; Stage Band 3: Debate 3. MIKE HUNT Stag Club 3. Pres.: Choir 1-2-3. Pres.; Senior Class President; Class Favorite 1-2; All-School Favorite 3; Antler Club Beau 3; Cheerleader 1-2-3; Student Council 3. Wayne llosea Ken Howell Larry Huddleston Kay Hull Mary Hunt Mike Hunt Gary Jackson Joe Jackson SHIRLEY HUNTER Rotary Anns 2-3, Sr, Dir.; Tri-Hi-Y 2; GSA 1; Stu- dent Council 2-3; Armstrong FT A 3; Jr. Achieve- ment 3; Sweetheart JETS 3. JOHNNY HURT DE GARY JACKSON Baseball JOE KENT J ACKSON Swimming 2-3. 213 Bessie James Lin Junge Danny James Sandra Keller Jacquelin Johnson James Kelly Glenda Jones Jerry Kemplay Weldon Janes Rosemary Kent BESSIE JAMES Spanish Club 1; FNA 2-3; Band 2-3; FFA Sweetheart 3. DE DE JOHNSON Band 1-2-3, Twirler, Asst. Drum Major; Lioness Club 3, Vice-Prcs.; Student Council 3. Morris Kerr Betty Keyes Linda Kidd John M. Kilgore GLENDA JONES Spanish Club 1; FHA 2-3, Parliamentarian. WELDON JONES Football 1-2; Choir 1-2-3. LIN JUNGE Band 1-2-3; Spanish Club 1; CAP 2; History Club 3. SANDRA KELLER History Club 2-3; Tri-Hi-Y 1. JERRY KEMPLAY Jr. Rotarian 1-2-3; Football 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2; Baseball 1-2-3. ROSEMARY KENT Tri-Hi-Y 2; Brigadiers 2-3; Student Council 1-2; FTA 1 2-3, Sec.; Jr. Achievement 3; Teen Reporter for Sun 3; Rotary Anns. GERALDINE KITZMAN Student Council 2-3, Rep.-at-Large; SSLC 2-3; Tri- Hi-Y 1-2. Reporter; Rotary Anne� 3, Secretary; Arm- strong FTA 3. Pres.; Brigadiers 1-2-3. MARY KUNE Choir, .Sextet 3. All Region 3; Southern Belles 1. KAY KNIERIM Southern Belles 1; Spanish Club 1; FNA 3; DE 3. MARY KOVAR Brigadiers 1-2-3; CSA 1-2-3, Sec.; SSLC 2-3; Arm- strong fta 3. GYrHERINE KRIZAK Alpha Beta Gamma 2; FNA 1; FHA 3; Lee Traveler 2-3. MORRIS KERR History Club 1-2-3. I)aviti Killough Joyce Kimmons BETTY KEYES FNA 1; Gander Gazette Staff 2. LINDA KIDD History Club 1-2-3, Social Chin.; Confederate Ball Queen; Choir 2-3; Southern Belles 1, Drama Club 3; FTA 2-3. Jack Kingsley Charles Kirkpatrick JOHN M. KILGORE Key Club 1-2-3, Pres, and Lt. Governor; Student Council 2-3. Vice-Pros.; Football 2-3: SSLC 3; Jr. Class Vice-President; Boys’ State; Choir 1-2-3. JOYCE KIMMONS Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Historian; Rotary Anns 3, President; Sparks FTA 2-3, Sec.; Brigadiers 1-2-3. Geraldine Kitzman Mary Kline Ronnie Kluch Kay Knierim Mary Kovar Catherine Krizak WILLIE MAE KRIZAK FHA 2-3, Reporter. KENT LAMB Chemistry Club 3; SSLC 3. JUDY LAMBERSON Aniler Club 3; Armstrong FTA 3; JCL 1; Southern Belles 1-2; Lee Traveler 3; Choir 3. RONALD LANSFORD History Club 2; Stage Band 3; Band 1-2-3. ROBERT LARSON Track 1: Jets 2: Experimental Chemistry Club 3. CAROLYN LESTER F.NA 2; FHA 3. JEAN LAUCHLIN Band 1-2-3; JCL 1-2-3. President; Armstrong FTA 3, Parliamentarian: JCL Sweetheart. GINGER LAWRENCE Brigadiers 1-2-3; History Club 1; Lioness Club 3, Secretary; Sparks FTA 1-2-3, Social Chm. This year’s Brigadier Drum Major, SALLY BOTKIN, led her corps with pride. Her warm personality is evident in all her activities which include Keyettes and FTA. Willie Mae Krizak Robert Larsen James Lahtmandier Carolyn Laster Kent Lamb Jean Lnughlin Judy Inmberson Ginger Laurence Ronald iMnsford Linda Lazenby MICHAEL LeBLANC Key Club 1-2 3, Photographer; Coif 1 2 3, Captain. Michael LeBlanc Sharon LeBlanc SHIRLEY LeBOUF FHA 3. JOE LEE Student Council 3; Cross-Country 1 2 3; Track 1 2 3; Jr. Rotary Club 1 2 3, President; Lee FT A Beau. Shirley LeBouf Sherry Lebus SHARON LERCH History Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Rotary Anns 2 3, Chap- lain; Lee FTA 3; Brigadiers 1 2 3, Twirier. DIANE LESTER History Club 1; Gander Gazette 3; Armstrong FTA 3. Judy Ledbetter Joe Lee DWIGHT LEWIS JGL 2. Carolyn Leggett Sharon Lerch Diane Lester Dwight Lewis Lynda Lems Tommy Lewis Judy Lockridge l)an Longacre Individual athletes JUDY LOCHRIDGE History Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Antler Club 3; Band, Twirler 1-2-3. DAN LONGACRE JCL 1: Football 1-2-3; Track 1-2-3; Jr. Rotary Club 3; Anchor Cluh Beau 3. JOHNNY LONGNECKER Experimental Chemistry 3. WAYNE LUCAS FFA 1-2. LET A LOUGH RIDGE Tri-Hi-Y 1: OS A 2; Anchor Club 3; Sparks FTA 2-3: Brigadiers 1-2-3. WILLIAM LUKE 1)0 3. DONALD MACILL CAP 2; Debate Society 3; Creative Writing Club 3; Drama Club 3. KAY MALLORY GSA 2-3. RcjKirtrr: Sparks FTA 1-2-3, Treas.; Stu- dent Council 2; Brigadiers 1-2-3. MARCY MANUEL Brigadiers 1-2-3; GSA 2-3; History Club 1; Arm- strong FTA 3, Treas. EDWARD MAREK Woodworking Club 3. Donald Ma gill Edward Marek Lela Lough ridge Marilyn Manis William Luke Marcy Manuel Johnny Longnecker Kay Mallory Wayne Lucas Sidney Mallory bring home honors SIDNEY MALLORY Football 1-2-3; Track 1-2; Hi-Y 1; Jr. Rotarians 2-3; Football Club 2-3. LYNDA LEWIS Drama Club 3; Jr. Achievement 3. TOMMY LEWIS DE 2-3, Sgt. at Arm� . MAURICE MARSHALL Chemistry Club 3. CAROLE MARTI GSA 1-2-3; Brigadier� 1-2-3; Spark� FTA 1-2-3, Trcaa. LOIS MARTIN DO 2-3, Reporter. RUBY MARTIN JCL 1-2-3; Experimental Chemistry 2. SUE MARTIN History Club 1-2-3, Secretary; Spark� FTA 1-2; Brigadiers 1-2-3. JERRI MASCARRO FBLA 3. SAMMY MASTERS Baseball 1-2-3; Jr. Red Cross 1; SSLC 2; FFA 2. JOHNNY MAY Jr. Red Cross 1; Baseball 2; Stag Club 3. Tommy Marshall Carole Marti Lois Martin Ruby Martin Sue Martin Margaret Martinas Jerri Mascarro Sammy Masters Johnny May Larry Maxey Carla started year off PAULETTE MAZOCH JCL 1; History Club 1-2-3; Brigadiers 1-2-3; Jr. Achievement 3. WAYNE McCLESKEY Band 1-2-3, Captain; Stage Band 2-3; History Club 2-3; JCL 1. JOHN McCULLEY Band 1-2-3: Aeronautical Science 1; Experimental Chemistry 2-3. lois McCullough Band 1-2-3; District and Region Bands 3; Band Officers Club 3; Jr. Red Cross 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2: Optimisses 3, Treas. patsy McDonald Band 1-2-3; Band Officers Club 3; FHA 2-3, Sec. gay McFarland Keyette 1-2-3, Jr. Director; SSLC 2-3; Class Fa- vorite 1-2; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Jr. Class Secretary; Cheerleader 1-2-3; Homecoming Court 2-3; King-Queen Assembly 1-2; Miss R. E. Lee. in Basketball co-captain JOHN DURHAM excels in both sports and scholastic activities. He is a National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist and vice-president of the SSLC Donnie McGregor History Club 2-3; Swimming 1, Mgr. 2-3. Paulette Mazoch Linda McCaleb Wayne McCleskey John McCullcy Lois McCullough Hope McDonald Patsy McDonald Carol McElroy Gay McFarland Donnie McGregor a terrifying note dianne McIntyre History Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; DE 2-3, Soc. Chairman, Sweetheart; Antler Gub 3; Armstrong FTA 3; Stu- dent Council 2-3, Rep.-at-Large; King and Queen Assembly 2; Homecoming Court 3; Jr. Rotarian Sweetheart 3; All-School Favorite 3. JUANITA McKAY Jr. Achievement 3; History Gub 3; Drama 2; GSA 2; FTA 3; FNA 1. loa McKinney Band 1-2-3, First Lieutenant; History Club 1; Band Officers Gub 3; Optimisses 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. JAMES MEARS Band 1-2-3, Student Conductor, District and Region Bands; Stage Band 3; JCL 1-2-3; SSLC 2-3; Na- tional Latin Honor Soc. 1-2-3; Chemistry Gub 3; Alpha Beta Gamma 2; Science Seminar 2-3; Student Council 3. KAREN MEIGS JCL 1-2, Secretary; GSA 2-3; SSLC 3; Band 1-2-3. ANN MELINGER Tri-Hi-Y 1-2. Historian; Rotary Anns 3, Treas.; Lee FTA 3; Brigadiers 1; Gander Gazette 3; Student Council 1. Dianne McIntyre Juanita McKay Loa McKinney Harriett McRay James Meats Karen Meigs Anne Melinger Bill Melton David Mickel Jack Middleton Bob Miller Mary Frances Miller Mike Mills Dianne Milner Sharon Minard Margaret Mitcham Hcrschcll Moore Libby Moore Richey Moore Larry M or arils BOB MILLER Swimming 1; JETS 3. MARY FRANCES MILLER FiNA 1-2-3; JCL 2-3; Lee Traveler 2-3; Southern Belles; National Latin Honor Soc. 2. MIKE MILLS Pre-Mod Club 1-2-3, President; Band 1-2-3. DIANNE MILNER Brigadiers 1-2-3, Twirler; History Club 1; Anchor Qub 2-3, Chaplain; Student Council 3. MARGARET MITCHAN FNA 3; Bund 1-2-3. LIBBY MOORE Student Council 1; Southern Belles 1; Choir 2-3, Vice-Pres.; Sparks FTA 2-3, Social Chairman; Brig- adiers 2-3; History Club 1-2-3, Confederate Ball Duchess, Vice-Pres. RICHEY MOORE Band 1-2-3; JETS 1; Chemistry Qub 2-3, Treas.; SSLC 3; Explorers 1-2-3, Treas. and Vice-Pres. Kay Morgan Pat Morgan Al Morris Doyle Morris Larry Morton Peggy Moyers Pat Mullens Cheryl Murphy Jan Mustek Gwen Muston KAY MORGAN Bund 1-2; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; FHA 3. PAT MORGAN Band 1-2-3, Twirler; Lee Traveler 2. PEGGY MOYERS DE 3. PAT MULLINS FHA 3. CHERYL MURPHY Prc-Med Club 1, Sec,; FNA 2-3; DO 3. JAN MUSICK Spark� FT A 1-2-3, Sec., President; GSA 1-2; Lioness Club 3, President; Brigadiers 1-2-3. GWEN MUSTON Band 1-2; Choir 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Chaplain; Library Asst. 3« PAT NELSON Band 1-2-3; Lee Traveler 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Historian; Jr. Optimises 3, Pres.; Band Officers Club 3; Optimist Typi- cal Teenager 3. CLARENCE NICHOLS History Club 2-3 FAY NELSON SSLC 2-3; Sparks FTA 1-2-3. Vice-Pres.; Anchor Club 1-2- 3, President; Brigadiers 1-2-3. Historian. Dianne Myers pa, Nelson Joanne Newman Clarence Nichols Rugged schedules provide training John Nugent Brenda Nunn Helen Opryshek Lynn O'Sullivan BRENDA NUNN Spark� FT A 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Antler Club 2-3; Band 1-2-3. LYNN O’SULLIVAN Band 1-2-3, Soph. Twirler; FHA 2-3, Treas.; Arm- strong IT A 3; Jr. Red Cross 1. TRESAOTT FNA 2-3, Sweetheart; History Club 1. KAREN OTTO Prc-Med 1; FNA 2; SSLC 2-3; JCL 2-3; Lee Trav- cler 2. LOUIS PADAR DE 3; Chemistry Club 3. Tresa Ott Karen Otto Louis. Padar Jeff Paine Charles Palmer Freddie Pantoja JEFF PAINE SSLC 2-3, President; History Club 1-2-3, President; Student Council 1-2-3, Reporter, SASC Delegate; Drama Club 3; Debate 1; Jr. Optimists 3. FREDDIE PANTOJA Spanish Club 1-2; Basketball 1-2. JESSE PANTOJA Spanish Club 1. LINDA PARISH Debate Team 1; Drama 2; FHA 2-3, Photoprapher. BECKY PARKER History- Club 2-3. JIMMY PARRIS History Club 3. for college courses GINGER PARTIN Brigadiers 1-2-3; History Club 1; Anchor Club 2-3, Historian; Armstrong FT A 3. EARL PEEL Choir 2-3. CAROLYN PEREZ Spanish Club 1; FHA 2. SHERRY PITTMAN History Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Rotary Annes 3; Band 1-2-3, Twirier. DOUG PLATT Jr. Achievement 3. Friendly NELDA DAY can usually be found out in the music room or band hall. She has had the distinctive honor of singing in the All-State Chorus for two years. Nelda has brought honors to herself and REL through her singing. Ginger Partin Douglas Roy Platt Jimmy Parris Sherry Pittman Becky Parker Linda Pierce Linda Parish Carolyn Pere; Gerald Plocheck Kay Post Peggy Pollard Gloria Powell Southern Belles PEGGY POLLARD Band 1-2-3; History Club 1; GSA 2-3; Armstrong FT A 3. KAY POST Anchor Club 1-2-3; Lee FTA 2; Brigadiers 1-2-3. GLORIA POWELL Art Club 1, Vice-Pres.; Antler Club 2-3, Chaplain; Student Council 3; Library Assistant 1. CHERYL PRICE Spanish Club 1-2; History Club 3; FT A 2-3; Jr. Achievement 3. ANN PROCTOR Band 1; History Club 1-2; Drama Club 3; Arm- strong FTA 3. FORREST PURVIS DE 3; Track 1-2. OPHELIA RAMIREZ FBLA 2-3. ELLEN RANDALL Spanish Club 1. WESLEY RASBEARY Band 1-2-3, Pres. 3; Stage Band 3. RICKEY RAWLEY Band 1-2-3; Stage Band 3; Chemistry Club 2-3; JCL 1-2. Cheryl Price Ann Proctor Forrest Purvis Ophelia Ramirez Ellen Randall Wesley Rasbeary Ricky Hawley Jo Layne Reese Judy Riley Hortense Rios make recording oj school song JO LAYiNE REESE IYi-Hi-Y 1-2; Rotary Anns 3, Parliamentarian. JUDY RILEY Bund 1-2-3. Librarian; Armstrong FT A 3. Judy Ripkowski Delia Rabbet son JUDY RIPKOWSKI DE Club 2-3. DELLA ROBBERSON Band 1-2; History Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Jr. Opti- misscs, 3. Chaplain; SSLC 2-3; DO Club 3. JANE ROBBRTSON Southern Belles 1; Choir 2-3; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; Jr. Optimises 3; FTA 3. Jane Robberson Keith Roberts JUDY ROBINSON Anchor Club 2-3, Sec.; Band 1-2-3; Lee FTA 2-3, Treas.; Science Project Club 1, Chaplain. ELIZABETH ANN ROSE Southern Belles 2-3, President; Antler Club 2-3. Reporter. Judy Robinson iMrry Robinson HELEN ROSE Band 1-2-3. Librarian; Pre-Med Club 1; Experimental Chemistry Club 2-3. Reporter; SSLC 3; Jr. Achieve- ment 3; Science Seminar 2-3. RUBY ROSHTO FNA 1; Antler Club 2-3; SSLC 2-3. RUTH ROSHTO FNA 1-2-3, President; SSLC 2-3. Ann Rose Helen Rose Ruby Roshto Ruth Roshto Band, Outstanding as a National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist, BILL BROYLES also holds offices in the Key Club and SSLC, and is a member of the track team. Bill will always be remembered for his unique sense of humor. Brigadiers add spirit LESLIE ROSS DE. BARBARA ROWE Lee FTA 2-3, President; Rotary Anns 3; Student Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2. MARSHALL ROWE Band 1-2-3; Stage Band 3; Debate Team 3. KAY RUST GSA 3. IRMA SALINAS Tri-Hi-Y 1; FBLA 2-3, Chaplain. JOE SANDOVAL Spanish Club 1-2, Vice-Pres. ALLEN SAVAGE Student Council 2. GLORIA SAVELL Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Program Chm. CAROLYN SAXTON FNA 2, Chaplain; Choir 2. Leslie Ross Joe Sandoval Rarltara Rowe Hannah Sands Marshall Rowe Allen Savage Kay Rust Gloria Saveli Irma Salinas Milton Sawyer to team ANITA SCHAFFER Brigudiers 1-2; GSA 1-2; FHA 3. LERA SCHROCK Brigadier� 1-2-3; GSA 2-3; Lee FTA 3; JCL 1; Tri- Hi-Y 1; Jr. Achievement 3, Sec. janie scan Brigadier� 1-2-3; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; Antler Club 3; SSLC 2-3. SANDRA SEBESTA Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; Optimises 3, Sec.; Stage Band 3; Band 1-2-3. DONNA SHANNON Brigadiers 1-2-3, Company Commander; GSA 1-2-3; Sparks FTA 2-3. EUGENE SHAWN FBLA 3. Carolyn Saxton Gloscna Scallon Anita Schaffer Lera Schrock Janie Scott Sandra Sebesta Lamar Shambtin Donna Shannon Eugene Shaun Judy Shearer 229 Gail Sheffield Belly Shepherd Jimmy Shepard Sandra Sherman Andrew Shipp Catherine Shoemaker Linda Shoemaker Glen Simer Fina Sistos Hrimer Sjolander GAIL SHEFFIELD SSI.C 3; Chemistry Club 3; Drama 3; Jr. Achievement 3, Treasurer. BETTY SHEPHERD CAP 2; Band 1-2-3. JIMMY SHEPARD Jr. Rotary Club 2-3. Carla Skeen Clyde Sloan Andrea Smith David Smith ANDREW SHIPP Choir 1-2-3. All-Region, All-State 3; Quartet 3. CATHERINE SHOEMAKER History Club 1-2-3. LINDA SHOEMAKER FHA 3. GLEN SIMER CAP 2. HELMER SJOLANDER FFA 1-2-3. President. CLYDE E. SLOAN Swimming 1-2-3; JCl, 1; History Gub 1-3. ANDREA SMITH FHA 3. DAVID SMITH Jr. Rotary Club 2-3; Football Gub 3; Suicide Squad Mgr 1-2; Varsity Mgr. 3. Ellis Smith Ccorgie Smith Judy Smith Tommyr. Smith PAT SOBOTIK Brigadier� 1-2 3; Magazine Quartermaster; Anchor, Club. ELLIS SMITH Jr. Hotary Club 1-2-3, Treats.; Basketball 1-2-3, Co- Captain. GEORG! E SMITH Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; Armstrong FTA 3. JUDY SMITH FNA 1-2: Lioness Club 3, Sr. Dir. TOMMYE SMITH FBLA TRAVIS SMITH Stag Club 3. CEBERT SORRELLS Auto Mechanics Club 1: DO 3. JIMMY SPUHLER Pre-Med Qub 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3; Swimming 1-2-3. Travis Smith IT. (.. Smith Pat Sobotik ('.chert Sorrells Ruth Spires Jimmy Spuhler Charline Spurlock Diana Stackhouse Jerry Standard Kathy Stephenson Christmas spirit CHARLINE SPURLOCK GSA 1-2-3; Brigadiers 1-2-3; FTA 3. JERRY STANDRAD Drama Club 3. JAMES STERLING DE 3. JACKIE STEVENS Brigadiers 1-2-3. Vice-Pres.; Kcvettes 1-2-3, Trcas.; Southern Belle® 2, Sec.; Sparks FTA 2-3; Student Council 3, Secretary. BILL STEWART JCL 1; Football 1-2-3; Baseball 2-3; Basketball 1; Lioness Club Beau 3. DONNIE STRICKLIN Footbull 1-2-3, Tri-Capt.; Key Club 1-2-3, Vice- President 2,‘Sr. Dir. 3; Sr. Class Vicc-Prcs.; Class Favorite J-2; All-School Favorite 3; Southern Belles Beau 3; King-Queen Assembly 2. RUDY STRICKLAND Football 1-2-3; Drama Club 3; JETS 2. KATHY STEPHENSON Kcyettcs 1-2-3. Pres.; Key Club Sweetheart; Brig- adiers 1-2-3; Sr. Favorite. JOE SWENSON FFA 2-3, Secretary- 232 Bill Stewart Donnie Stricklin Rudy Strickland Joe Swenson highlighted by carols and parties MONA KAY TALLENT Chemistry Club 2-3, Secretary. JANIE TAYLOR Sparks FT A 1-2. JUDY TAYLOR Band 123; GSA 2-3; FTA 3. LEGENE TAYLOR History Club 1; GSA 2-3; Band 1-2-3, Treasurer. NANCY THOMPSON F.N'A 1-2-3; VIC Sweetheart. RICKY THOMPSON Jr. Rotary Club 3; SSLC 3; Sparks FTA Beau 3. KAREN TECGEMAN Rotary Ann 3, Vicc-Pres.: Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; SSLC Wherever MELANIE COBURN goes, she has a friendly 2-3: JCL 1-3; Sparks FTA 2-3. sntilc and greeting for everyone. Not only is Melanie treasurer of the Brigadiers, but she finds time for the Choir, Student Council, and SSLC. Mona Kay Tallent Karen Teggcman Hobby Taylor Helen Teten Janie Taylor Pat Thomas Judy Taylor Nancy Thompson La Gene Taylor Ricky Thompson Florence Tillman Kit Tindall Ronald Tiner Frances Torkelson Seniors bid farewell KIT TINDALL Brigadiers 1-2-3; JCL I; GSA 2-3. RONALD TINER DE Club 3. ELAINE TOWNSEND Spanish Club 1; FNA 2-3. CLAUDIA TRAVIS Rotary Annes 2 3: Sparks FTA 2 3; Gander Gazette 3. JULIE TRICHE Chemistry Club 2, Sec.; Science Project Qub 1; History Club 3; SSLC 3; Ready Writers 3. GARY TROXELL Stag Club 3; Swimming 1 2 3. KAROL TURNER Band 1 2 3; History Club 1-2. ED VAUGHT JCL 1; Key Club 1 2 3, Sec.; SSLC 3. JAMES W. VEGES Spanish Club 2 3, Pres.; Track 1-2 3. JOHN VENABLE Swimming 1. Soffus Torkelson Gary Troxell Gary Toups Karol Turner Elaine Townsend Ed Vaught Claudia Travis James Vegas Julie Triche John Venable with Prom and graduation ELO VESELKA JETS 2-3, Trea� .; Swimming 1-2-3. GARY VINCENT Football 1-2-3; Jr. Rotary Club 1-2-3, Parliamentar- ian; Truck 1-2-3; FHA and FNA Beau 3. PEGGY WAJDLEY JCL 1; GSA 1-2-3; Stage Band 3; SSLC 3. DIKE WALDROP Key Club 3; Cross-Country 3; Track 3; Band 1; Science Seminar 1-2-3. RICHARD WALKER Baseball 2-3, Tri-Captain; SSLC 2-3, Parliamentar- ian; Alpha Beta Gamma 3. ALBERT WALKOVIAK Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3. GAYLE WALLACE Anchor Club 1-2-3, Treas.; Brigadiers 1-2-3, Twirlcr: FTA 3; Student Council 2, TASC Delegate; SSLC 2-3; Girls’ State 2. Elo F. Veselka Gary Vincent Vincent Voytek Pegg) Wadley Mike Waldie Duke Waldrop James Walker Richard Walker Albert Walkoviak Gayle Wallace Allison Walsh Patty Walsh Carolyn Ward William Ware Doris Weber Terry West Jimmy Wcstberry Patsy Whalen John Paul Whitaker Eugene Whitt ALLISON WALSH Brigadiers 1-2-3; JCL 1; GSA 1-2; Lioness Club 3, Treas.; Sparks FT A 2-3, Chaplain; SSLC 2-3; Stu- dent Council 3; Science Seminar 1-2-3. PATTY WALSH Antler Club 1-2-3, Pres.; Tri-Hi-Y 1; FTA 1; South- ern Belles 1; Choir 2-3; SSLC 3. CAROLYN WARD Band 1-2; FNA 2-3. WILLIAM WARE Science Seminar 1-2-3; Spanish 1, Parliamentarian; Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3; SSLC 2-3. DORIS WEBER FNA 2-3, Chaplain; SSLC 2-3. TERRY WEST History Club 1-2-3, Reporter; Lee Traveler 2; Gan- der Gazette 3; Jr. Optimist 3; Debate 3; Drama 3. JIMMY WESTBERRY CAP 2; Woodworking Club 3. PATSY WHALEN Alpha Beta Gamma 2-3, Sec.; SSLC 2-3; History Club 1; Lee FTA 2-3, Chaplain; Tennis 1-2-3. Betty Whitten Earl Wilburn Don Wiedeman Allen Wilder Barry Wilhite Diane Wilks David Williams Jack Williams Betsy Wilson Patrica Wilson Rick Wolfean Karen Wood Ruth Wood Carolyn Woods JOHN PAUL WHITACKER FFA 1-2. President. EUGENE WHITT CAP 2; Experimental Chem. 3; Band 1-2-3. BETTE WHITTEN History Club 1-2; Antler Club 3; Brigadiers 1-2-3. DON WIEDEMAN JETS 3. ALLEN WILDER History Club 2; Jr. Achievement 3. DAVID WILLIAMS History Club 2. JACK WILLIAMS Alpha Beta Gamma 2; Lee Traveler 2; Pre-Med 3; Tri-B 3. BETSY WILSON Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; Sparks FTA 2-3, Sec.; Brigadiers 1-2-3, First Lieutenant; Keyettes 3; SSLC 2-3. PATRICIA WILSON Southern Belles 3. RICK WOLFEAN Swimming 1-2-3; Football 1-2-3; Football Club 2-3. KAREN WOOD Brigadiers 1-2-3, Coun. Rep.; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Vice-Pre .; Keyettes 3: FTA 3; Gander Gazette 3. RUTH WOOD Choir, Sextet 2-3. CAROLYN WOODS Tri-Hi-Y 1-2, Soc. Chrm.; DO 2-3. SHERYL WORTHY FBLA 3. MELANIE WRIGHT Southern Belles 1-2, Pres.; Choir 3; GSA 1-2-3; Student Council 2-3; Jr. Achievement 3; Debate 2, Sec. Sheryl Worthy Jill Wright Melanie Wright Ronnie Yandell Raymond Ybarra Mary Yepez Hobby Young Mil ion Young Sandy Young Shirley Young James Zucha RAYMOND YBARRA Football Club 1-2-3; Football 3; Cross Country 3; Track 3. MARY YEPEZ Spanish Club 1-2-3. Reporter; Lee Traveler 2-3. SANDY YOUNG Antler Club 3; DE 3, Reporter: Student Council 3; Jr. Achievement Treasurer and Sweetheart. SHIRLEY YOUNG Tri-Hi-Y 1-2; DE 2-3, Reporter and Sec.: Lioness Club 3: SSLC3. James Cast James McKellar Susan Creasy Juanita McKay Nila Fay Em finger Jeanell Miller Sylvia Lindstrom Mike Petteway Maurice Marshall Betsy Phelps icers 'f KoV t Oliu r ktosiilvy: Kdli 'Jtajguug. • r , j. n-VM.'fiH r . Rudy Acosta Sonya Adkins Joe Aguilar Mary Carroll Aikey Melvin Alford Rulh Alford Elisabeth Alleman Martin Altimore Tina Altman Jerry Anders Carol Anderson Jerry Anderson Gloria Ansualda Jane Appelt Jean Appelt Olive Arabie Sharon Archer Wayne Arnett 240 Earline Barr Jan Barringer Vicki Barton Chuck Bauer Freddy Bauer Jimmy Baugh Sue Beene Daniel Bennett 241 Johnny Bird Cordon Bond Karon Boudlocho Bill Bo worm an Marilyn Borski Wayne Bradbury James Bosslcy .Sherry Bramlett Danny Botkin Alma Bravo O V«r D Lari Broussard Sandra Butler Susan Bnnn Roger Byers Betty Buckner Don Campbell Sandra Brewer David Burleson Kenneth Broom Gloria Burns 242 Janet Carney Gwenn D. Casey Karen Casey Man us Cathrinrr Sharon Cauthern Mary Chance Judy Chandler Virginia Chaplin Danny Chasteen Jerral Chiles Leonard ('lark Mary Lee Clark Dianne Clayton Odis Clements Larry Clevenger Tommy Clevenger Elaine Combs Eddie Joe Comeaux Joyce Connally Pam Connor 243 James Contreras David Conway Jimmy Corbett Mary Comcil Carolyn Corwin Norine Cowhig Dorothea Cowey Susan Cox Janellc Craher Diana Craft Charles Cranford Karen Creel Raymond Crunk Diane Cummings John Cunningham Robert Cupps Georgia Currie Ken Daniel Carl Davis Fernie Davis 244 Margaret Davis Mary Louise Davis Sandra Davis Judy Dawson Rebecca Delgado Donald Denny Marie Depew Kuthie Derden Mike Derry berry Evelyn DeVaal Cathy Devins Sandra Dickerson Butch Diebel Ray Dikeman Kathleen Dill Carol Dippcl Charlotte Dommert Pat Donnelly Dianne Dorman Linda Downing 245 Toni Feller Evelyn Fenimore George Ferguson George Ferrell Carl Drew Ronnie Dunaway Pam Dunn Don Duran Sally Dzilsky Carol Edwards Dannie Emfinger Alan Erwin Rodney Evans Boh Fayle Glenda Faye Fayle Clyde Ferrill Gef Fisher Avilda Fisher Robina Fisher Dennis Font Robert Francis 246 Lynn Fuller Pinkney Fuller Linda Calloway Rosa Lee Garcia Wanda Gamer Carolyn Garrett Jack Gasset t Buddy Gates Judy Gatlin Pat Gcrbig Jeanette Girior Jon Gilbreath Johnny Gillcrn Nancy Gilmore Gary Givens Kerry Goodson Judy Gourlay Betty Gray 247 Wayne Gregory Richard Gresham Ricky Griffin Ben Groner Ronald Guenther Noel Guerra Glen Gunn Rae Hadley Rickey Haffclfingcr Warren Hale Jack Halter Mike Hammack Gladys Hardy Tommy Hathaway John Harris Lana Harbour Richard Hargraves Marsha Harper 248 Lee Harper Wanda Huusmann Mary Havard Melvin Heckler Palsy Hedricks Killy Henderson Anthony Henneke Carolyn Herman 249 Willie Sherrell Hooper Jo Anne Horeczv Louis - Horne Jo Anne Horton 'Sii I Dennis Hosea Arthur Hunt Tommie Hunt Anne Hunter Nettie Hurr Elmera Hurt Richard Hutchins Eva Inman Terry Jackson 250 Sybil Jannwski Melvin Jernigan Barbara Jobe David Johnson Ronnie Johnson Jennifer Jones Norene Jones Clenn Kaderli Butch Johnson Elizabeth Jones LeyJa Kadjar Tom Keating Mylene Keller Sharon Kelley Charles Kennedy Douglas Kenny Karen Kessler Jesse Kidd Carole King Katina King Tommy King 251 Dc Alva Kitzman Judi Knox Joseph Kubica Roxir Kubik Kenny Ko ina Mar)’ I-and Jean Koudelka Cordon Lannou Anita Krejic Bob Lawless Joel Lawless Brenda Lee Johnny Lillard Marion Liscnbee Sandra Lee Leslie Little Bill Iirwis Linden Leslie Lauretta Livingston Linda Longacre 252 Celcstino Lopez Alex Lorcdo Beverley Lowe Pal Lubbock Lou I.umpkin Darryl C. Lusk Lifford Luthringcr Linda Lyles Linda Lyon Rodney Mabry Jean Matysiak Sherry Maddox Cathy Maher Elrav Mallory Jerilyn Malonr Dorothy Marsh Bill Marshall Bill Martin Sharon Martin Betty Maxey 253 Davis McCauley •Sharon McCarthy Barbara McClain Lee McDowell Gary McFatridgc Bill McFerren Tony McCaffey Virgil McGahec Linda McGuire Brenda McHugh Truman McIntyre Karen McManus Beth McNay Woodi.- McQueen Stephanie Meadows Tommy Meadows Judy Michalsky Kenneth Miller 254 Jerri Milner Judy Minter Jack Mooney Alice Moore John Moore Uobby Morisak Douglas Morris Carol Mosley Elizabeth Moss Dale Myers I Ernest Mueller Charylene Muennink Ronnie Mullins Sandra Murphy Kenneth Nuiscr David Naisinith Ronnie Neill Don Nix 255 Lindu Sue Null Mel Ocker John W. O’Conner Danny Odoin Scharlotte Odom Cora Lou Oliver Robert Oliver Sharon Oliver Pat O’Rcar Bobby Orr Tern- Orr Paula Osborne Sharon Overstreet Pat Owen Barbara Padgett Janice Page Kenneth Parker Pat Parker 256 Robert Peacock Diane Peel Johnny Peel Clifford Perkins George Perkins Judi Pettis Claudia Phillips Kenneth Phillips Ubby Phillips David Pickering Pat Plochck Bob Poage Connie Porter Judy Porter Anita Prigmore Ray Prinzcl Sandra Purdy Pearce Purvis 257 Renita Quart . Paul Quinton Scotty Gail Ratliff Willena Redman Roger Reed Mickey Reilly Robert Reisner Hugh Gary Rheaume Patty Richmond Billie Rilcv Marty Riley Ambrose Rios Janice Roach Carol Robberson John Robbin: Bobbie Robenson Pat Roberts Donnu Robinson Sandy Rochelle Robert Roe 258 Dan Rogers Carol Rowe James Roy Kelly Rushing Mary Ann Ryan Demetrio Salinas Richard Salinas Rudy Salinas Bo Sanders Kathleen Saunders Johnny Savage Tommy Saxon Karl Scantlen Curt Schiller John Schulze Melton Scroggins Michael Scgers Richard Serbc Brenda Sexton Jerry Shaddix 259 Lonnie Sherman Jackie Shire� Ricky Simms Terry Simon Julie Skeele Tom Slack Rill Sloan Bobby Smith Darlene Smith Dianne Smith Elizabeth Ann Smith Cailand Smith Jerri Smith Jerry Smith Juanie Smith Judy Smith Peggie Smith Louise Smith 260 George Spangler Harry Spell Shirley Spell Deneldu Spitzinillcr Robert Stagner Beth Standley Robena Stoner Patricia Stearling Barbara Stegman Bonnie Steward Rumar Story Brenda Strock Richard Stratton Martha Strausa Jimmy Stripling Jimmie Strouhaf Carlene Stubba Eldon Sumrall 261 Hill Tadlock Esther Tameyoza Hill Tapley Jim Tapp Alice Taylor Bertie Taylor Travis Taylor Gerald Teel Larry Swint Stephen Swint Melvin Tallent Howard Tcer Jack Thomas Linda Thomas Charles Thompson Nelson Thompson Catherine Tibbcts Janice Tidmon Diane Ticmann Becky Timmons Pat Todd 262 Terry Victory Jimmy Walker Robert Viles Daniel Waddell Geraldine Wagner Martha Tucker Barbara Turner Charlie Turner Sandra Turner Cecelia Twardowski 'me Van Deventer Ann Yeselka via ia via j ruTtftfitv izaPsp __ TABU'S “eUP - AT ►4 i tH SCHOOL ' T Winno Wallace Catherine Wralsh Richard Walters Leona Washburn 263 Roy Watson Mary Belli Walls Barbara Warne Eddie Welch Lorrlta Welch David Westcrmann Sandra Wheeler Mary Whitaker Sue While. Toby Whitten Carolyn Whitesides Wayne Wiggins Malcomb Wilder Sandra Wilkie Douglas Williams Pamelu Williams Ross Winningham Ossie Collcne Wright Eva Ybarra Bob Young John Young 264 Margaret Young Roger Young Sally Zielinski Brenda Block Robert Dunaway Lavon Haltom Bill Sharp 265 D.E. students arc honored with a wiener roast from Mayor Clayton. Ganders gather for their last pep talk before the game. omore Class U dolmt: JimtjiN Cio| ton I irc-JWsuh:nl: Hu y liU!i || St:crcf rn: Pnl HudnoH Linda Anderson Paul Anderson Tena Antonini Pat Arnett Sandy Arrington Hoya Ash Diana Alford Bobhv Allen Harold Allen Jimmy Anderson Jo Ann Aylor Lillie Badgett Jennie Badgley Colleen Bailey Janie Adcox Ronnie Adcox James I). Aikcy Craig Ainsworth Joe Gary Ainsworth Peggy Bailey Teresa Bailey Linda Bains Bill Baker Joe Baker Gene Barrington Jeanette Barton I.inda Barton Shirley Bass Virginia Bates Jeff Battle Eva Nell Baughman Jack Beaird Dot tie Beal Mike Beaugh Dickie Barnett l)oug Barr Billy Barrett Lionel Barrilleaux Bill Bell Patricia Bell Pam Berry William Berry Hank Bethea Richard Birch J. E. Bird Bill Boyd Linda Boyd Bill Boyles Lucetta Bradshaw Gail Brady Clyde Brandon Travis Bray Bonita Brazzil Susan Braz7.il Tommy Bright Melton Brock Eva Lou Brockinton Stella Bird Darlean Bishop Linda Bishop Wanda Boatright Barry Bobbitt Kay Boggess Johnny Bolnianskie Wanda Bone} Harold Bonin Diana Boodell Johnny Boone Jon Bower� Kathryn Bryan Lonnie Bryant Bobby Bin-low Donny Burch Jackie Burch Cheryl Burnet Kichard Burroughs Herbie Busby Gwen Bussa Patsy Butcher Johnny Butler Karen Calhoun Kandy Calhoun Dane Callaway Becky Camp Ann Campbell Jeanne Campbell Marilynne Capps Nancy Capplcman Judy Carney Sue Curacy Sonja Kay Carroll John Carter Sandy Carter 271 Larry Casey Nelda Caskey Nickey Castuneda Alex Castillo Vincent Casto Marie Castro Gary Cauthern Cathy Connor Doug Conway Ruth Cooper George Cochmm Libby (.'omcaux Edra Compton Claire Cone Johnny Chamberlain Nancy Chandler Sue Ann Chandler James Chapman Geraldine Clark Martha Clark Janie Clinton Janet Clopton Jimmy Clopton Ricky Cloud Wayne Corbett Weston Cotten Milton Couch Donnie Cowart Judy Crawford Luz Del Toro Dee Didrikscn Alvin Dikemun Brenda Dillahunty Fay Dixon Delia Creasy I.inda Cunningham Meredith Curry Tommy Dacus Dorothea Daffern Michael Dahlquist Sally Daniel Alan Darby Barbara Davis Becky Davis Charles Davis Tuffy Davis Kenny Day Eva Del Toro Martha Dockendorff Mary Dodd Tommy Donnrlly Handy Dorman Danny Du Bose Vicki Duffcy Nina Dunn Ann Durnell Linda Durst Wickie Eherly Betty Eckert Bob Edmundson Robert Ellison Agues Elliott Jon Ellis Robert Elswick Charlie Ray Enderli Delores Evans Judy Faylc Mary Jo Fayle Mary Feazlc Carol Ann Ferrell Jimmy Ferrell Cary Fisher James Fleming Bobby Floyd Della Ford Bill Foster Gwen Foster Sherrie Foster Jill Fowler Richard Franssen Kenny Fullen Jean Fuller Dianna Fulmer Marcy Gallatin James Freeman Carolyn French Dick French Shirley French Adrian Gammage Clara Garcia Sharion Gay Scott Gentry Scott George Jeannie Geyer Pauline Gilbert Dorothy Ann Giles Janice Going Eunice Gonzalez. Carolyn Ann Goodson Jay Goodwin Chester Gibson Susie Gill James Giroir Curtis Givens Reggie Cober Doris Gould Barbara Grant Bobby Grant Milburn Greene Karen Greger Johnny Gregory Carolyn Griffin Sara Griffin Jackie Grimes Judy Gunter Buddy Hales Larry Hall Rosanell Hall Judy Hammer Sharon Hammack Judy Hartzog Diane Hastings Bobby Hayes Dianne Hayes Mike Hazelwood Sandra Head Jo Hebert Jcnefrcd Hcderhorst Kay Henckell Richard Henderson Wayne Hancock Roger Hanks Ryal Harmon Betty Harris Joe Harris Vivian Hart Linda Hartless Shirley Herrin Frankie Hicks Linda Hickerson Sue Hickey Allen Hightower Lowell Hildebrand Mary Alice Hill Shirley Hillhousc Karol Hillman Judy Himol Shirlenc Hines Nora Jean Horton Cheryl Howell Hugh Howell Hutch Huhhard Judi Huckabce Douglas Huddle Erma Huddleston Sue Huddleston Pat Hudnall Ernie Hunt Jamie Hunter Dickey Hutto 278 Bobo Hu wirier Sharon In vardson Sandra Jean Irby Carl Jackson Kuthy James Mike Jeffrey Shirley Jemigan Carole Johnson (den Johnson Harriet Johnson Jerry Johnson Judith Johnson Pain Johnson Anna Jean Jonet Jennifer Jones Jimmy Jones I.inda Jones Mike Jones Tanya Jones Kitty Kana Barbara Keller Kay Kelly Caroline Kelso Eddie Kelso 279 Emmie Lamb Robert Lunnou Janice Lunsford Weldon Larkin Richard Lavcrgne Gail Lawrence Kathy Leach Cynthia Klocscl Linda Knox Richie Knudson Sandra Koonce Judy Korenek Dorothy Krizuk Kathy Kveton Cilherto Lafucntr Doris Laidler Billy Lalumandier - ftflTny o i V Co( cH C rzLC luooy' CL 04 fe HC UA6 ZTATOTr ULV MfttJfi rV i66 J'OLig ViA. it WPerJeV in clcs5 ' oFfice r thf Hl6 JLa j{y$ J12- HtfH fcMoOi-Gy n in -rue 'gpHitoq jC nux?. 4 S JuuC VIA , Ji Uk ?K� eS ;4S iU ,2.U3 Vjg Kirk Mann John Marden Belly Miirek James Martin Kathryn Martin Janie - May Jess Maykin Brenda McAlister Chariotle McCagg Konnie McCuen Palsy MrCullough Joyce McCune David McLentorc David McManus Sondra McNair Keith McNay Janelle McShan Robert Meador Paul Mears Virginia Meigs Bobby Meister Rosemary Meister Marilyn Merka Charlie Mickel Carolyn Mickenhcim Barbara Miller Charles Miller Patricia Miller Paula Miller Beth MilN Eddie Mills Larry Milner Shirley Mims Bonnie Mitrhell Buzzy Mitchell Donna Mooney Melanie Moore Sarah Moore Marilyn Moorhead Barbara Ann Morgan Pat Morris Ronald .Morris Carol Morrow Sylvia Molenu Diane Morton Brenda Mosley Shirley Mullins Jean Muston 283 Virginia Northcutt Stephen Oates Barbara Jo Odom Kenneth Odom I Pat O’Neal Bonnie O’Sullivan Donene Otis Tommy Otto Jencslcl Padar Olga Pantoja Judy Parker Robert Mylar Mart Nelson Randy Nelson Joe Ed Newsome Rose Newmann Patti Parker Patsy Parrish I.inda Parson Tommy Parten Judy Patterson Shirley Phillips Linda Pittman Wanda Plochcck John Polk Connie Pollard Sheryl Por � � Sandra Post Stephen Poutra Jimmy Pratt Glenda Prcuss Petty Phelps Phillips Phillips Ronnie Cheryl Danny Dianna Jeff Price Milton Prince James Prothro Jimmy Puckett Margaret Purfurst Joyce Purvis Linda Putman Donnie Patton Paul Penny- Pat Pesz V I i Waller Queen Dolores Ramirez Rosie Ramirez Darrell Ratliff Ronnie Read Charles Redden Connie Reeve� Bertha Rendon Raymond Rendon Riehurd Rhoden Carolyn Richard� Felix Rios 286 Ken Bobbin Lee Robertson Dawn Roliins Sharon Robinson Jerry Rodger� Judy Roger� Randy Rogers Rickey Rogers Regina Rosilicr Janelle Rosprim Hcrsehel Rosser Sandra Roush Nancy Rowe Terry Ryala Mike Salter Tracy Sander Shirley Sapp Carol Carver Richard Saunders Sharon Scarborough Charles Schikman Judy Schleider Johnny Schmadl Richard Schoyen Jerry' Schuble Mary Scott Patricia Segers Ncldu Sellers I.onnie Selinan Suzettc Shanks Joann Sharp Ray Shaw Clcnn Sheppard Judy Shoemaker Phillip Silvas Nancy Skidmore Diam- Stcgmann Polly Stephens Betty Stephenson Donna Stevens Sherwood Stewart Charlene Stone J. T. Stramm Donna Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith Patsy Smith t Peggy Smith Sherry Smith Sue Sorrells James Sparks Judy Sparks Evelyn Spear Gayle Spencer Carol Stamper Marie Steele Donald Stefani Angie Streich Sonja Strickland Lynn Strother Edward Strouhal Billie Summersill Jo Ann Thorson Donna Toups Sharon Toups Dennis Townsend Darlene Trahan Frank Terry Connie Thomas Nell Thompson Ronnie Thompson S. T. Taylor Michael Tehee Linda Tells Sharon Travis James Traylor Larry Troxell John Tucker Stephen Turnball Barbara Turner Joe Twardowski Danny Underwood Diana Vaughan John Vaughn Charles Via Mike Waddell Glenda Walker Glenn Walker Lynn Walker Pat Walker iP Shirley Walker ' eoO Shirley Walker v Bill Walles Bonnie Lee Walters Jerry Ward Ilo Weatherly James Webb Larry Webber Mike Wilder Ronald Wilder Cavlc Wiley Jimmy Wilhite Sieve Wiikerton Carol Williams Eva Sue William� Johnny Williams Judy Ann William� Judy S. William� Paula Williams Judy Woods Willie B. Wood� Raymond Woolen Beverly Wright Pat Wylie James Yandcll Judy York Dwight Young Myra Faye Young The trainer, Billy Harlin, and the man- ager� , Glenn, Bobby, David, and Richard, take a real after the Gander business season. 292 lack Stricklcr receives an award of ap- preciation from senior D.E. Student Shirley Young and Mr. 0. H. Brown for services to D.E. as Mr. Couch looks on. Eddie Haley receives a prize for selling the most ad- The hard workers we see at every’ game, vertisements in the student directory. 293 The Homecoming Came brought the biggest crowd yet. ■ NISTRATION 295 SCHOOL BOARD, . to r.: Joe Reid, Knox Beaver� , Clifton Adam� , Joe T. Horcczy, Mrs. Ophelia Jones, President Roy Fuller, Supt. George Gentry, William H. Bridges, Karl Opryshek, Roy Elms, Asst. Supt. W. D. Hinson. HOLLY McLEMORE Principal 296 MR. HENRY ARMSTRONG MRS. WINNIE BROWN Assistant Principal� MISS EULA POTTER Dean of Girl� MR. FRANK JAMES Counselor MRS. DOROTHY WILLIS Counselor MR. ROY WHITE Counselor 297 MRS. BEN F. AMMONS English B.A., TWU MRS. DOROTHY ARNETT Physical Education B.S.. ETSTC MRS. MADGE ATIYEH Homcmaking B.S., Webster University MRS. BETTE BAETHE Algebra B.A., University of Texas MISS MARY LEE BARTLETT Phvsical Education B.S., SHSTC W. R. B1CKLEY JR. English M.Ed. MRS. JANEL BLANSCET English, Journalism B.S., North Texas State JAY BOLLINGER Physical Education M.Ed., University of Houston MRS. NETTIE BRADSHAW Social Studies M.A., University of Texas 298 JOHN C. BRITT English, History B.S., SHSTC J. D. BUCKNER Social Studies. Study Hall B.A., University of Texas J. C. BURKETT Band M.A., University of Houston MRS. MARY L. BURKETT English B.A., Trinity University SHERMAN W. CHILDRES Latin M.A., ETSTC MRS. HARRIETT COOK Business Education B.S., TWl LESLIE M. COUCH Distributive Education M.B.A., University of Houston A. D. DAVIS Biology B. S., University of Texas DREW DUNLAP Algebra, Asst. Track Coach B.A., University of Texas 299 JAMES ETHRIDGE .Agriculture M.Ed., Texas ASM CHARLES GLASS English, Social Studies M.Ed.. SMU MRS. MARY CUEMPLE Southern Belles. Ensembles M.M., Baylor University CHARLES FORQUE Band B.A., SHSTC MISS ANNETTE HARRISON Business Education M.Ed., University of Texas MRS. JEANNE GELBER Chemistry Advanced M.A.. University of Texas DR. ALVERA GRIFFIN Health Education Ed.D., University of Houston CLYDE L. HENDERSON Civics, Economics M.Ed., SHSTC 300 LEON HIGGINBOTHAM Business Education M.A., ETSTC MRS. EDITH HODGES Chemistry B.A., Colorado College M. D. HICHTOWER Social Studies M.S., Baylor University ROBERT L. HUDSON Trigonometry. Algebra M.Ed., University of Houston A. F. HODGES Mathematics, Algebra, Physics M.Ed., Texas A M MRS. CHARLOTTE HOLLADAY English B.A.. Baylor 301 MRS. NATALIE HUCKABEE English M.S., ETSTC MRS.- IRIS JONES English M.A., Baylor University MRS. LOUISE JONES English M.A.. Baylor University MRS. SYBIL JORDAN Social Studies M.S., University of Houston ROBERT I� . KELLEY Social Studies M.A., Columbia University PAUL KERN Physical Education M.A., SHSTC R. T. KERR Agriculture M.S., Texas A M College T. L. KI ELM AN German, Russian B.S.. Texas A M College MRS. CAROLYN KILGORE Homemaking B.S., University of Texas RON KRAMER Physical Education and Health B.S., Rice University ROLAND KUDLA Physical Education B.S., Texas A I 302 KEVIN LOUNSBERRY Physical Education B.S.. SHSTC H. M. McCANDLESS Biology M.Ed.. University of Houston MRS. MARY BETH McELROY Physical Education B.A.. Baylor University MRS. CHRISTINE McLEMORE Study Hall MISS JANE MITCHAM English M.A., Northwestern University MRS. VALREE MOTLEY Social Studies B.S.E.. Arkansas State Teachers College W. F. MULLER Diversified Occupations M.S., Texas A M College MRS. IMA MAE MUSTON English M.Ed., University of Texas MRS. MAE NELSON Biology B.S., University of Texas 303 C K. NETTLETON Biology. Physical Education M.Ed., University of Houston MRS. MARY NEWMAN Speech, Drama B.S., SKA State College H. H. NITCHMANN Woodworking M.A., SHSTC BILL PARRISH Civics, American History' B.S., Abilene Christian College MRS. HALLIE PATTERSON Algebra B.A., University of Texas MISS MARY PERRY French B.A., University of Texas MISS GLORIA POPE English. American History B.A., University of Houston J. W. PULLEN Metal Shop M.Ed.. Texas A .M College DR. JOHNIE B. PUNCHARD Business Education Ed.D., University of Houston 304 D. B. RATLIFF VOC. Ag.. Biology B.S., SHSTC MISS EVELYN ROBSON Mathematics M.E., University of Houston JOE ROMAN Spanish B.A., Howard Payne Gdlege I). W. RICHARDS Geometry, Algebra B.A., Harding College BEVERLY ROCKHOLD Physical Education M.A., U. of Houston MRS. CLARA SCOTT Business Education M.S., University of Colorado T. F. SEALE Music M.M., NTSTC 305 BEN SESSIONS German, English B.A., University of Texas MRS. MARGARET STRAUSS English M.A., University of Houston ALLEN TIPPS Chemistry B.S., Howard Payne College NOAH T. SMITH English M.Ed., University of Houston PETE SULTIS Physical Education M.Ed., University of Houston DON TRUEHARDT Physical Education B.S.. SHSTC MRS. CARYL SPUHLER Home Economics B.S.. University of Texas WILLIAM J. TADLOCK Art M.E., University of Houston MRS. DORIS TREY BIG English B.A., TCU 306 MRS. LI CILLE WADDELL Librarian B.A.. North Trxus State R. M. WEDGEWORTH Mathematics M.A.. Peabody College MISS ELAINE WHITE Physical Education M.A., Texas Woman’s University ANDREW WALZEL Social Studies B.S., University of Houston MISS BETTY JO WHITE Physical Education M.Ed., U. of Houston MISS PEGGY WILLIAMS Physical Education M.E.. Eust Texas State Teachers College W. L WARD Mechanical Drawing M.S.. Texas A M College MRS. DOROTHY WHITE Math M.Ed., Southwest Texas JOE R. WOOD Social Studies M.E., East Texas State Teachers College 307 MRS. EVELYN BADCLEY Registrar MRS. MAUDESS WOODS Secretary MRS. LUCILLE ROCKHOLD Attendance Records MRS. ARTHUR MAE LEMON Mr. McLcmorc’� Secretary Library Assistants Front row, . to r.: Patricia Coker, Judy Crawford, Sharon Le Plane. Connie Reeves, Becky Hollis, Dona Toups, Mary Kline. Back'row, . to r.: Rosanell Hall. Marie Steele, Lana Harbour, Martha Tucker, William Johnson. Kay Hester, Kathy Bryan, Helen Opryshek, Rcta Eckert. Lcaila Dix, Linda Shoemaker. First row, I. to r.: Margaret Riley, Pat Plocheck, Carol Aiken, Patsy Whalen, Judy Gatlin, Reba West, Jane Appelt, Janie Taylor. Second row. I. to r.: Carolyn Ward, Sally Dzilsky, Dc Alva Kit .- man, Carol Red. AUene Jacobs, Pat O’Rear. Janice Going, Janet Qopton. Third row, I. to r.: Frances Torkclson, Raymond Crunk, James Sharpless, Scotty Harbers, Norinc Cowhig, Carol Dippel, Carolyn Leggett, Martha Dockendorff. 309 Cafeteria Staff Seated. I. to r.: Mrs. Dantic Gillum. Mrs. .Nellie I-aird. Mrs. Marie Fruge, Mrs. Evu Cutchen, Mrs. Annie Haney. Standing, l.to r.: Mrs. Georgia Wilson, Mrs. Eva Peacock, Mrs. Elira Johnson, Mrs. Mae Smith. Mrs. Martha Woolcy, Mrs. Pearl Jones, Mrs. Dora W'illiams. ; Mrs. Nettie Laird Manager Building Maintenance Not pictured: Henry Altwinc W. M. Hunt Armando Rios The girls' gym is kept tidy by Bessie Neshit and Mary Martinez. I Standing. . to r.: W. M. Westmoreland, B. W. Barfield, Walter Ocker, G. W. Coker, Hermis Wehmcyer, Bessie Holmes, and Ethel Canada. Seated ure: E. L. Yarborough and G. E. Mullins. VER TISERS ConQ ratulations . . . Robert E. Lee Seniors You have completed your high school education in a modern and progressive public school system maintained by citizens of an enterprising industrial community. As you continue higher educational studies or go in to business and industry, may success crown your efforts in the exciting future of scientific and technological dis- coveries that lead to a better life. (humble) HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY ----------- - One of five tank cars of the world's first commercial production of pseudocumene, a petrochemical developed at Humble’s Baytown refinery, is pictured at the right as it was being loaded. Used in manufacturing surface coatings, dyes, pharma ceuticals. insecticides, and fungicides, pseudocumene is one of many exciting new petrochemicals developed by Humble at Baytown refinery. WORLDS FIRST COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION 0 PSEUDOCUMENE Another Neh O himmm We Not Only Invite Your Checking Account . . . You never pay a service charge as long as you are still a student! This Helping Hand we extend now and all the way to the termination of your formal education. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY The Helpingest Bank in Town! MEMBER F.D.I.C. 1962 SPONSORS These Merchants Back Our School ... So Let's Back Them! JACOBS JEWELERS 122 W. Texas Avenue 582-2944 HERRING DRUG STORE 119 W. Texas Avenue 582-2005 k.w.b.a. radio station Decker Drive 566-5531 ODENA CHILDERS INSURANCE AGENCY Pruett Building 582-9991 SAM-BO'S DRIVE INN 2505 Market Street 583-1375 ACME CLEANERS 2003 N. Main 582-5914 LONNIE’S SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN 107 W. Texas Avenue 583-7447 HUTSON FLOOR COVERING 1314 N. Main 583-4012 BROOM'S BARBER SHOP 3326 Minnesota H. E. Broom, Owner QUARTZ GULF STATION Decker Drive 583-5175 CLYDE JONES RAMBLER 407 W. Texas Avenue 582-8361 McCUNE PAINT COMPANY 309 N. Main 582-6433 YOUNG PLUMBING COMPANY 301 N. Commerce 583-1322 WADE CALLAM'S SHELL STATION 100 Decker Drive 582-9578 TEXAS STATE OPTICAL 305 W. Texas Avenue 582-7008 JIM WILLIAMS' TEXACO STATION 501 W. Texas Avenue 583-1671 BAYTOWN BOX LUNCH Wooster 566-5413 COOPER'S GULF SERVICE STATION Highway 146 and James 583-4922 WHITE STAR LAUNDRY 500 S. Pruett 582-8156 HOUSE OF FASHION 200 W. Texas Avenue 582-6028 HUMBLE SERVICE WITH A SMILE TAYLOR HAMMACK HUMBLE STATION 611 E. Fayie 582-8985 SAM BENNETT HUMBLE STATION Best Service in Town 2111 N. Main 582-7269 BILLY SMITH HUMBLE STATION 6002 Bayway Dr. 566-8301 ALLEN RICE HUMBLE STATION Hy. 146 and E. James 582-7248 MULLENS SERVICE STATIONS 518 Park St. 583-1275 T. H. LATHAM HUMBLE STATION 717 W. Main 582-5909 GIRARD'S HUMBLE STATION 224 N. Main 426-3818 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK The Bank of Courtesy Member F.D.I.C. Baytown Texas KEMP TONY'S EQUIPMENT CO. Tractors and Farm Equipment Motor Trucks 582-8148 Our Specialty, Parts and Service TED'S SUPPLY Automotive, Industrial, Commercial, and Marine 1200 N. MAIN ST. 582-8331 Baytown TED PURDY, Owner 711 West Texas Ave. Baytown, Texas FREE PARKING m Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back STORE SIDE! DAY 582-M79 WRIGHT PACKING CO., INC. Wholesale Fresh Meats and Custom Slaughtering R. M. WRIGHT. Owner NIGHT 583-1315 FRONTIER BAR-B-QUE Hickory Smoked Bar-B-Que We do all types of catering—No party too large or too small—Also remember our Gander room for banquets. 1007 N. MAIN PHONE 583-9772 HIGHLAND'S STATE BANK Your Friendly Neighbor MEMBER F.D.I.C. HIGHLANDS, TEXAS BEALL'S Quality Merchandise 4 Ways to Buy Cash—Lay-Away 30-Day Charge— Up to 6 Months to Pay Furniture Tops Shower Doors Glass Patio Doors K R GLASS CO. Tub Enclosures Baytown's Oldest Glass Dealer 201 E. TEXAS 582-8143 Dry Cleaning There Is One Request in Your Service LA ROSE Neighborhood CLEANERS In by 12—Out by 5 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1962 THAD FELTON 622 W. Texas Ave. 582-8186 The Best Place to Save HARRIS COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings and Loan Bldg. 582-8355 BAYTOWN HATHAWAY'S FOOD LINER STORE Service Second to None Prices Better Than Most STORE NO. 1 STORE NO. 2 221 E. Fayle St. 1001 S. Main Air Conditioned 16 Years in Hair Dryers Baytown Compliments of PEOPLES JOHN'S STATE BANK BEAUTY SALON JOHN AND MARIE MAGEE MEMBER F.D.I.C. Baytown, Texas 582-8251 518 E. Texas We Serve to Serve Again BRITTON-CRAVENS LUMBER COMPANY 2609 Market St. 582-8265 For the Most Modern Hair Style Call Ready-Mixed Concrete Shell Fill Sand, Stabilized Material Gravel and Sand JOHN M. KILGORE JUANITA'S BEAUTY SHOP BAYTOWN HOUSTON 583-8118 CA 8-6734 809 Bolster 582-6688 Baytown 2103 Market St. Baytown CULPEPPER'S FURNITURE COMPANY SCARBOROUGH'S DRUG STORES Three Convenient Locations to Serve You No. 1, 116 North Main St. No. 2, 126 West Texas Avenue No. 3, 3507 Market St. COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE PRESCRIPTIONS — COSMETICS — GIFTS — TOYS Free City-Wide Delivery Compliment Your Good Taste by Shopping at PATTERSON'S HOME BAKERY GUYS N' DOLLS Pies, Cakes and Doughnuts DIAL 582-7133 1311 N. Alexander Dr. We Cater Weddings Main and texas ByTOWN. TEXAS' PHONE: 583-1744 ------7— WILKENFELD MOORE'S SHOE STORE 213 W. Texas Ave. 582-2159 HOUSTON NATURAL GAS SYSTEM Serving the Gulf Coast Area 621 West Sterling Baytown 582-8308 Shop . . . PENNEY'S You'll Live Better—You'll Save More 220 West Texas Avenue 582-8295 THE TOWER Real Charcoal Broiled Steaks No. 1 on Decker Drive 582-9088 No. 2 2505 Market Street Rd. Car Service Only LEGGETT'S DRUG STORE Congratulations to Seniors of '62 Prescriptions a Specialty HUGHES TRIM SHOP Auto and Furniture Upholstering 516 W. Main Phone 582-2920 BAYTOWN, TEXAS Baytown's Oldest Trim Shop 504 N. MAIN BAYTOWN MORENO'S Dining Room Service and Food to Go Finest Mexican Food 500 E. TEXAS AVENUE 582-2317 The years you have dedicated to education have fortified you with knowledge and understand- ing. You now stand ready to shoulder your part in building a brighter future for all, and in help- ing our nation fulfill the destiny that is a part of our great American heritage. It is in your power to shape the future and se- cure the foundations of our free society. HOUSTON LIGHTING POWER COMPANY DEPENDABLE LOW-COST ELECTRIC SERVICE OBRIEN'S FOOD MARKET 2100 North Main 583-7333 Baytown, Texas Always Somethin' Going on tor Young People at Memorial Baptist Church 600 WEST STERLING . BAYTOWN. TEXAS Rev. Arthur l. Jordan. Pastor There were times we thought we wouldn't But we finally got it done, It took a lot of effort, But we had a lot of fun. Here it is ... we hope you like it ! ! THE STAFF 331 332 Autographs 333 Index Acosta. Rudy 240 58. 268 131 270 Adair, Richard 114. 191 Baker. Bill 186, 187. 268 120 121 19-1 Adams, Hob 4-1. 78 45, 268 79 270 Adams, Fred . 127, 191 136 137 241 194 Adams, Mike 78 101, 241 176 177 Adams, Roger 69. 73, 175, 191 •15, 269 95 141 173 970 Adcox, Janie . 268 83, 151 193 Bolmannkie, Johnny AdcOX, Ronnie 268 134 194 Adkins, Sonja 150, 240 Barclay, Judy . . 53. 241 44 146 Aguilar, Joe 64. 73. 170, 240 241 Aikev. James D. 58, 2 ,a 95. 110, 147. 193 Aikev, Mary Carol 1 . 121, 240 Bargainer, Mike 165, 193 Ainsworth, Craig 45. 268 269 Ainsworth, Joe Gary 71, 268 Barker, Jay . 77, 107, 241 H9 270 Akin, Carolyn ' 95. 138, 148, 151, 152, Barnes, David 77, 269 194 153, 191, 309 Barnes, Jim . 193 114 270 Albright. Dianne 131. 191 53, 241 Alexander, Margaret 119 131 191 78. 269 05 141 159 105 Alford, Diana 58. 59, 145, 268 241 Alford, Melvin 240 177. 269 Alford, Ruth 125. 240 Botkin, Sally 95, 97. 142, 160, 195, 216 242 Allcman, Elizabeth 93. 95. 154, 155, Barrera, Chris 183. 193 Allen. Bobby 180. 2 W 71. 175, 268 Barrett. Billy 176, 269 Bowcrman, Bill 242 Allen, Dorothy 93, 141, 159, 191 Barringer, Jan 269 101, 241 I ! ? P £ 5 i � 1, 270 177 44, 67. 8-1. 153 191 269 52, 111 139 195 Allen. Harold Allen. Kyle 128, 268 93, 191 Barrington. Charlene Barrow, Linda 93. 107, 193 127, 193 Boyd. Bill Boyd, Linda 58, 59. 270 270 Altimore, Martin Altman, Tina 53. 125, 240 93, 95. 163, 240 Barry, Lindu Barsalou. David 133, 193 82, 165, 193 Boyett, Edward Bovles. Bill 129, 195 184. 270 Ammons, Lavonne Anders. Jerry 50, 127, 191 128. 129. 24C 58. 269 195 Anderson, Carol Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, Jerry 93, 95. 143. 172. 240 130, 131, 192 79, 114, 240 Barton, Vickie Bass, Shirley Bates, Virginia Battle, Jeff Bauer, Chuck 52. 150. 241 269 58. 269 58, 114, 269 241 Bradford. Darlene Bradshaw, Lucetta 195 270 Anderson, Jimmy Anderson, Linda Anderson, Paul Anderson, Richard Ansualda, Gloria 129, 268 58. 268 Bramlet t. Sherry Brand, Donnie 08, 59. 109 95, 150, 242 115 93. 94. 174, 180, 192 183. 240 Bauer, Freddy _____ Baugh, Jimmy -.52, 241 241 147 269 Brand, Max Brandon, Clyde 195 58 Antonini, Tena 126, 127. 268 132 133 210 309 Baumann, Alan Beaird, Jack ' 193 Braun, Frances 119, 195 15. 269 242 Appclt, Jean 89. 93, 132, 133, 134, 210 95. 141, 173, 269 44 170 270 240 Beal. Douglas 66, 165, 194 177, 270 Archer. .Sharon 95, 109, 240 186 187 176 270 Archie, Paul 116, 119, 123. 192 58 269 44 130 9.19 Armstrong, Jon 156, 157, 192 95 109 143 194 92, 93, 107, 180, 195 58. 268 Beene, Sue 241 Arnett, Ruth 107 1% 131. 192 Bell Bill 269 Arnett. Wayne 123. 2 40 269 240 Bell, Wayne 12. 22. 25. 45. 65, 67. 160. Brock, Ray 127 Arrington. Sandy 268 165, 194 197, 241 Arthur. Serena 131. 240 Ash. Hoya 77. 268 150 241 A-krv. Ann 145, 192 95 143 269 Atkin. Dalton 186, 187 969 Avalos, Joe .. 71. 84. 182, 183, 186 Bethea. C.innv 52. 93. 154. 155. 241 Avunt, Dolores 192 . 25, 85. 92, 16-4, 180. 196,228 Avery, Charlene 240 194 Broyles, Bill 23, Aylor. Barbara 131, 138. 192 143, 144, 146, 194 58. 269 Aylor, JoAnn 268 130 131 196 Babin. Mary Clare 45. 48. 93. 150. 241 95. 241 131, 271, 309 Bachmey.-r. Ardalia 133, 134. 241 73, 129, 194 Bryan, Susan 52, 89, 93. 141, 155, 173, 184. 242 .. .145, 1% Bacon, Sharon 44. 46. 110. 192 Bird J. E. 71. 269 Budgley, Carol 52 , 56. 93. 148, 151. 152. 242 Bryant, Janet 192 147, 270 Bryant. Lonnie ... . 271 Badgley, Jennie 58. 149, 268 270 112. 113. 114. 242 Bailey. Deanna 45. 241 95 970 Bailey, Colleen 50, 268 194 58 271 Bailey. Peggy 95. 139. 169, 268 129. 194 1% Bailey, Teresa 58, 134, 268 Block, Brenda 265 Bullock, Mike 70 334 Bumper, Robert ___________ 186, 187 Burch, Donny 271 Burch. Jackie 271 Burch, Kichard 78 Burleson, David 123, 242 Burnet, Cheryl 50. 159 Burns, Ann 119 Burns. Gloria 52. 159. 242 I’um . Silvan 52. 170. 1% Burroughs, Cent 197 Burroughs, Richard 170, 271 Busby, llcrbie 15. 123, 271 Bush, Ann 44, 95, 148, 151, 152, 197 Bush, Van 197 Bums, Gwen..... ........... 83, 154, 271 Bussey, Sandra 25, 95, 122, 139. 144, 145, 197 58. 89, 185 Buster, Pete 112, 15� 271 271 95. Ill, 242 123, 197 25, 75, 76, 122, 242 44. 48 197 96. 271 71, 165, 271 271 19. 147, 271 50, 271 242 271 197 117, 197 79. 107, 197 96. 169, 271 96. 169, 271 53, 123. 197 150, 243 271 89, 96. 169, 271 134 96. 198 131, 198 198 96. 169, 271 198 23. 70 102, 198 271 271 198 85, 243 49, 50, 243 78, 115, 272 198 272 238 134, 272 45, 71, 272 186. 198 272 272 93, 107, 178, 180, 198 . 243 272 126, 127, 243 89, 121, 198 122, 198 Cezeaux, C G. 68, 84, 174! 198 Index 272 115, 273 243 201 126 127 71, 273 243 Covey. Nellie 96, 110, 201 128, 273 131, 201 19 5.1 54 ftO 91 127 109,243 Cowhig, Nonne 133, 244. 309 272 151, 201 272 120, 121, 143, 201 157, 198 50. 89. 150, 2-44 133, 198 244 175. 243 49. 50, 150, 244 53 126 127 201 243 143, 151, 201 199 70 199 64. 115 66 72 199 244 Clark. Freddy 16, 25. 66. 84. 85. 88 Crawford, Ken 127, 201 172. 199 Crawford. Jeynell . 133 2-13 185, 273. 309 52, 243 202 131, 272 186, 187 Clayton, Dianne 119, 150, 243 Crawley. Richard 69, 93. 107, 202 Clavton. Jill 25. 89. 93. 96. 160. 199 273 186. 187, 243 96. 120. 121, 238 Clevenger. Larry . 7 9, 154, 155, 180, 243 Creel, George 116, 202 243 119. 24� 292 131 50. 131, 272 157 272. 309 114, 244, 309 Clopton. Jimmy 20, 71. 8-� . 89, 267, 272 Crycr, Bobby 75, 202 58 17(1 272 Culli-on. Sandra 96, 110, 139, 202 Coburn, Melanie 45. 88, 89. 92, 93, 94, Cummings, Diane 52, 244 96, 110, 199. 233 Cummings, Glenn 202 186, 187 Cunningham, John . 67, 24� Cochnim, George 80. 272 Cunningham, Linda 96, 111, 180, 273 199 Cupps, Billie Gay ... 103, 170, 202 199. 309 45, 112, 114, 244 114 199 244 Col lev, James 45. 47, 48. 53, 56. 199 Curry, Cathy . 52, 54, 144, 147, 202 200 58, 177, 273 127, 200 Currv. Geneva 202 131. 200 Curtin. Penny 94. 96. 97. 106, 107, 202 96. 141 173, 2-43 273 243 58, 273 Comeaux, Libby 58. 147, 180, 184, 272 Dahlquist, Michael 77, 164, 273 58. 272 Daniel. Bill 114, 202 96, 169, 272 244 96. 139, 173, 243 50. 273 Connor, Pam 96. 243 Daniels, Annette 93. 148, 151, 152, 202 96. 272 273 Cornelia, Carl 44, 46. 48, 79, 156, 157, Dance, Ronald 122, 202 200 Davis, Barbara 273 93. 170, 244 58. 159. 273 68, 8-4, 123, 244 14. 150, 244 244 273 272 114. 201, 202 95, 96, 108. 200 203 ,78, 106, 180. 200 a� . 123, 244 Cook. Virginia 101, 102, 200 Davis, Jane 52, 54. 147, 203 Cooper, Braxton 52, 107, 200 Davis, Judy 93, 133, 203 1 4-4 145, 200 53 Cooper. Ruth 134, 272 Davis, Margaret 121, 245 273 133, 245 125, 244 78. 123 200 Davis, R. 1). 121 Comcil, Mary 93, 96. 107, 178, 180, 244 Davis, Ruth 203 131, 201 Davis, Sandra 120, 121, 245 50 100, 151, 244 93. 116, 203 Cosio. Eva Jo 96, 144, 147, 201 Davis, Tuff) 273 335 Index Davison, Glenda ------------------------ 203 Edmundson, Bob_________________________ 274 Frazier, Judy Ann 143. 206 Dawson, Judy 245 Edwards, Carol 44, 46. 89, 93, 158, 246 Frazier. Judy Lynn 17, 23, 25, 88, 89, Day, Kenny--------------------------8-1, 273 Elizando, Manuel _______________________ 58 92.93,96, 160,207 Day, Nelda 45,46.47,48,52, 111,203, Elliott, Agnes____________________________________ 274 Freeman, James . 78, 275 225 Elliott, Aline ................. 96, 146, 205 French, Curolyn . 275 DeHoyo Ruby . 203 HHott, M____________________________71. � 4 Fr.-mh, Dick_____________ 58.275 Delgado, Rebecca ----------------------- 245 EUb, John 79 French, Shirley 275 DelToro. Lux 183, 273 Ellis. Larry 85. 205 Friedman, Marilyn 89. 96. 141, 173, 18� . DelToro, Eva 131, 273 Ellis.,r, Robert 128, 274 247 Dendv, Barbara ... 52, 55, 56, 143. 151, 203 Elmore, Thomas 112, 157 Fullcn, James 127, 207 Denny, Donald 52, 57, 245 Elswick. Robert 64, 84, 274 Fullcn, Kenny 45, 71. 275 Depew, Libby 203 Emanuel, Jimmy 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57. Fullcn. Linda 207 Depew, Marie-------------------52, 150, 245 93.205 Fullcn. Roger ____________________________ 119 Derden, Kathic 96, 141, 168. 245 Emfingcr, Lannic 186, 246 Fuller, Benny 127, 207 Derry berry, Mike ---------------------- 245 Emfingcr. Nii.i Kaye 238 Fuller. Carolyn----------------------------207 De V'aal, Evelyn------------------- 102, 245 Enderli, Charlie Ray 274 Fuller. Jean —___________96, 143, 146, 275 Devins Cathy------------------- 168,169, 245 Epperson, Gerald ____________ „73, 157, 205 Fuller, Lynn _____________________________ 217 Dickerson, Sandra 52, 245 Erwin, Alan 45, 89, 165, 184, 246 Fuller. Pinkney 75, 247 Dickson, Roger 125 Evans, Delores 89, 96, 146, 274 Fullick, Darrell 82, 180, 185 Didrikson, Deo------------------------- 273 Evans, Rodney 113, 127, 246 Fulmer, Dianna________________ 50, 134, 275 Didriksen, Jane ------------------ 145,204 Fabian, Thomas 118 Cage, Dan_____________________124, 125, 207 Diehcl, Butch ------- 52, 57, 93, 180, 245 Fuin, Geraldine 121 Gagnon, Carol . 93, 154 Diebcl, Donnie __________________________125 Farrel, George________________________ 19ft Gallatin, Marcy________________________50, 275 Diehl, Sandra---------------------- 133, 204 Faye, Glenda___________ 2-16 Galloway, Linda _______________83, 96, 247 Dikeman, Alvin 186, 187, 273 Fayle, Boh 79. 123, 246 Gammage, Adrian --------------------- 177, 275 Dikeman, Ray------------------------187, 245 Fayle, Buddy .. 205 Garcia, Clara_________________________135. 275 Dill, Kathleen ------_ .50, 93, 150, 245 Fayle, Judy 50, 159, 274 Garcia. Mary Ann 132, 133, 13-4, 207 Dillahuuty. Brenda-------------------50, 273 Fayle, Mary Jo _ 274 Garcia, Rosa Lee___________________________247 Dillman, Sharon 45, 121 Feazle, Mary 44, 137, 274 Gardner, Kvie________________________ 127, 207 DiMauro. Jeanne--------------------------204 Feinberg, I inda________________________169 Gamer. Wanda-------------------------- 133,247 Dinsmorc, Allan---------------------113, 204 Fellers, Toni 96, 169, 246 Garrett, Carolyn______________ 50, 150, 247 Dinwiddic, Sue-------------------------- 204 Fenimore. Evelyn _____________________ 21 . Cassctt. Jack —----------------------------247 Dippcl, Carol----------- 139, 145, 2-45, 309 Ferguson, George_______ 69, 84, 93, 180. 246 Gates. Buddy -------------------------- 70. 247 Dix, Lcaila ........... 4 4, 110, 20� , 309 Ferrell, Carol Ann 274 Gatlin, Beverly 83, 93, 107, 180, 207 Dixon, Fay______________________________ 273 Ferrell, George_________________________246 Gatlin, Judy------------- 139, 145, 247, 309 Debson, Bobby---------------------------- 73 Ferrell. Jimmy_________ 128. 274 Gay, Sharoin 275 Dockcndorff, Martha 45, 149, 274. 309 Ferrell, Mike 60, 70 Gazaway, Gary ............................ 207 Dodd, Aranna-----------------------------20� Ferrill. Clyde ________________________ 216 Gcaslin. David________________ 78, 107, 207 Dodd. Mary------------------------- 134, 274 Finn. Dee 119. 132, 133, 206 Gentry. Jimmy------------------------- 73, 207 D’Olive, Yvonne 25, 94, 96, 140, 173, 204 Fisher, Avilda 52, 216 Gentry, Scott 275 Dnmmcrt. Charlotte 52. 145, 245 Flatter, Charlotte 52, 56, 206 George, Scott 275 Donnelly, Pat---------- 96, 109, 141, 245 Fisher. Gef 246 Gerbig. Pal 93, 116,247 Donnelly, Tommy _____________________70, 274 Fisher, Gary 274 Geycr. Jcannio....................... 58, 275 Dorman. Dianne 150. 245 Fisher. George 125 Gibbs, James ------------ 53, 56, 107, 207 Dorman. Randy______________________ 177. 274 l'i-h. r. Nancy___ 131 Gibson, (Chester-----—-------------------- 276 Downing. Linda------------- 52. 245 Fisher! Robina 216 GiUn-rl, Jerry 116,207 Downs. Doris ___________________________ 204 Fleming. James 275 Gilbert. Pauline---------------50, 149, 275 Drake, R.------------------------------- 128 Flippo, Dianne 15, 23. 25, 52, 55. 56 Gilbreath, Jon -78, 247 Drew, Carl ____________________________ 246 89, 108, 190,20 Giles, Dorothy Ann---------------------------131 Du Bos,Danny 70.170.274 Flore-. Eli se« 114. 206 Gill. Stuff --------------------------- 50,275 Duffev. Vicki______________ 274 Floyd, Bobby 115,275 Gillen. Martha Jean--------------------- 208 Duke. Tony 107. 204 Floyd, John 107, 206 Gillem. Johnny---------- 247 Dunaway, Robert________ 165,265 IJfca.t, Dennis________ 53, 246 Gillette, Mike ----------------------------166 Dunaway. Ronnie 170, 246 Foote, Kill 79 Cillis. Arthur---------------------------- 208 Dougla . Susan 154 Ford, Della 50, 114, 275 Gilmore, Bobby 58, 155 Dunks, Jimmy___________ 25, 67, 158. 175. 205 Ford. Robert 206 Gilmore. Nancy---------------- 93, 159, 247 Dunn. Becky 53, 5-4. 159, 205 Foreman, Betty 130, 131, 206 Gipson, Karen 100, 130, 131, 208 Dunn, Nina 149, 274 Foster, Bill 275 Giroir, James ........................... 276 Dunn, Pam 93, %, 152, 246 Foster. Glenn 206 Cirior, Jeanette 133, 247 Duran, Don_________________________ 107, 246 Foster, Gwen 275 Givens, Brenda .............. 53, 151, 208 Durant, Mary __________ 133, 205 Foster, Nancy ......................... 206 Givens, Curtis-----------------------------276 Durham, John 74, 76. 92, 93. 165, 205. Foster, Sherrie 58, 275 Givens, Gary 45, 84, 152, 247 220 Fowler, Jill ___________________ 58, 275 Class, Floyd 45 Durnell. Ann ______________________ 274 Fowler, John ________________ 129, 143, 206 Claw, Cheryl 52, 56, 158, 208 Durst, Linda---------------------------- 274 Franci?. Robert 2 46 Gobcr, Reggie 276 Dye, Jerry --------------------------- 118 Franco. Benny 206 Goehring. Ray 7 4. 7 . 208 Dzilsky, Sally -...150,246, 309 Franco, Naomic 247 Gobcr, Reggie............................ 149 Eatherton, Patsy 133, 134 Franklin, Kirk 82, 93, 174, 180, 247 Going. Janice 276, 309 Eberly, Wickie 58, 13 4, 274 Franks, Bobby 89, 90, 106, 206 Gonzalez. Eunice 276 Eckert, Betty 274 Fnuwsen, Richard 128. 275 Goodson, Carolyn Ann 276 Eckert, Reta____________________ 131.205.309 Franz, Charlotte ______________________ 206 Colson. Jerry Lee118,208 336 Index 113, 247 276 128 176 121. 208 247 118, 133. 208 58. 149 70. 276 53. 151. 208 96. 110. 139. 247 Gray, Beverly Gray. Eddie 45, Gray. Louise 52. 56, 145. 209 , 70. 88. 89. 166. 218 IS Grayson. Nancy 96, 148. 151. 152, 209 218 128. 276 209 276 276 150. 218 248 Grcshum, Richard 71, 73, 89, 166, 248 276 218 162. 276 71 134. 276 125, 218 85. 2 18 248 131. 138. 209 53. 56. 209 69, 218 119, 209 157, 209 276 93, 136. 137. 248 Haffelfinger. Lamar 100; 176, 177, 209 173 Haffel finger, Ricky 248 84. 89. 174, 209 218 70. 170. 276 116, 293 Hall. Joyce 209 114, 276 Hall, Rosuncll 134. 276. 309 82 175. 180. 218 44. 265 107. 210 218 50, 149. 276 210 58. 134. 276 277 Hunks, Fred 121. 210 277 Honnu, Linda 17, Munson, Linda 15, 25. 52. 54, 56. 92. 93. 142. 160. 210 , 22. 24. 52. 55. 56, 89 163, 21C 309 52. 218. 309 Hardy, Gladys ..-248 Hargraves, Richard 75. 248 210 . 128, 129. 210 69, 75. 85. 122. 210 277 52, 176, 249 186, 249 96 109 248 210 277 .277 248 15-1 Harrison. Tommy 44.68, 111. 123. 210 Hart, Vivian Marties?, Linda Hartrick, Carol Hart UK. Judy Hartzog, Hubert Hastings. Diane Hustings, Mary Hathaway, 'lummy Housmann, Wanda Havard, Mary Hayet, Bobby Hayes, Dianne Haynes, Kay Hazelwood. Mike Head, Kathy Head. Sandra Hebert, Joe_________ Heckler, Melvin Hedcrhorst, Jencfrcd Hedger, Sue -------- Henckcll, Kuv Henderson, Kitty Henderson, Linda 111, 131. 111. 58. 53. 57. 96, 141. 169, _______ 180, ________S3, 57 277 277 249 277 249 277 210 218 249 96, 141, 249 ______ 277 96, 169, 277 96. 173. 210 277 50. 131. 210 97, 160, 277 277 67. 249 21, 58. 59. 89. 161. 277 ______________210 .97, 146, 277 50, 159, 249 45, 46. 103. 211 Hendricks, Patsy 121, 249 Henneke, Anthonv 72, 93. 249 Herbert. lo 58 Herman, Carolyn 49, 50. Hernandez. Recinu 150, 152, 249 97, 147. 249 Herndon. Hillv Wavnc 249 Herrera, Rudy 16, 25. 89 Herrin. Shirlev 93. 168, 211 277 Herrington, Linda 109. 249 Herrington, Mike 249 Hester, Kay 173, 249, 309 Hickerson. Linda 97. 141. 173. 277 Hickey, Doris 143. 150. 249 Hickey, Sue 131. 277 Hicks, Frankie 97. 277 Hicks, Jerry 89. 175. 249 Higdon, Kathy 249 Higginbotham, Jeff 186, 187, 211 70 Higginbotham, Josh Higgcnhothum, Pat Higgs, Don 68. 78. 168. 211 53. 56. 211 Hightower, Allen . 277 Hildebrand, Lowell 58. 114. 277 4. 88. 90. 211 277 Hill. Bert 14. 25, Hill, Mary Alice 64, 8 Hill, Raymond 211 Hillhourn. Sandra 117. 211 HiIIhouse, Joyce 211 Hillhouse, Shirley 278 Hillmun, Karol 278 Mime], Judy 159. 278 Hines. Shirlene 182, 278 (lively, Barbara 89. 278 llix, Tony 18. 62. 63. 122. 249 Hodges, Charles 77, 249 Hoffpuuir, D n 250 Hnleomb Hank (Ir.) 44, 250 Holcomb. Hunk (Soph.) Hdlrnmh. lolin 180. 185. 278 107, 212 Holder, Janice 109. 278 Holder, Jimmie 212 Holecok. Cynthia 50. 278 Holloway, Mickey 250 Hollaway, Sharon . 50. 250 Hollingsworth, J. 0. 278 Hollingsworth, Judy 93. 117. 212 Hollingsworth. Ronnis Hollis Bcckv 44. 141, 148. 50. 152. 212 147. 278. 309 58 Holloway, Jerry Holsomback, Janet 250 Hood, Gladys 45. 278 Hood, Sharon 44. 18. 93. 168. 212 Hooker. Sharon 131, 212 Hooks. Carolyn 278 93 212 121. 127 52. 250 147. 212 Horaccficld. Diane Horcc y, Jo Anne 53 44, 52. 93. 162, 250 45. 180, 250 Hornsby, Dixie 97. 141. 144, 147. 212 212 49. 50. 250 278 85. 250 6 1 85. 175, 213 150 50. 278 278 213 66. 77. 278 97, 139, 169. 278 278 Huddleston, Larry . 73, 213 278 Hudnall, Pat 21 Hull. Kuv . 97, 141, 162, 267. 278 93. 213 250 123. 278 53. 57. 213 Hunt. Mike 14. 22. 25, 46. 62. 63, 110. 111. 122. 190.213 250 96. 145. 250 278 Hunter. Shirley 89, 143, 156, 172, 213 133, 134, 250 250 117.213 150, 250 278 58. 59. 279 134, 279 250 Irby. Sandra Je3n 279 279 213 Jackson, Joe Kent 78. 213 250 186 143, 169. 250, 309 128, 129. 250 James, Bessie 52. 128, 129. 214 153. 214 _ 45, 97, 111. 143, 279 186, 187 250 251 128. 279 70. 251 58. 137, 279 25) 125 251 50, 279 93. 251 279 58. 59, 177. 279 Johnson. DeDe 25. 52. 54, 56, 89. 168, 214 279 134, 279 154, 279 251 309 58. 177, 279 Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Glenda 25. 45, 93, 97, 150, 153 130, 131. 214 112. 115 Jones Jennifer (Soph.) 50. 97. 173. 279 Jones. Jimmy 279 337 Index Jones, I.indn 279 125, 216 281 Jones. Mike 58. 125. 180. 279 131, 216 67. 175. 218 53. 251 56. 142, 154 155 216 93 97 163 253 Jones, Tanva 97. 111. 279 149. 280 70. 175. 281 Jones, Weldon 45. 214 75, 252 218 52. 56. 214 77, 89. 90 166 252 71 85 282 251 45 134’ 280 97 147 143 218 Kadjar. Lcyla U . 93, 150. 152. 182, 251 Lawrence, Ginger 97. 111! 168, 216 Marden, John 282 58. 163. 184. 279 216 282 89. 164. 251 139 168 280 186 187 218 Keller. Barbara 279 80. 81. 166. 217 150 253 53. 61. 251 217 309 l .rvl. ll Hill ' X? 13 UJt IXO 9« Keller. Sandra 214 131. 217 125. 238 Kcllv. James 214 217 114. 219 Kellv. Kav 97. 161. 279 217 % 97. 140, 147, 219 Kellv. Sharon 50, 131, 251 2T.2 Martin Bill 125' 253 114. 279 Iar. Joe 25. 61. fti 89 138 174 10f, 282 Kelso. Eddie 70. 279 217 97. 282 Kemplay, Jerry 69. 72. 175. 214 Lee, Sandra 252 71. 84 Kennedy, (Charles 170. 251 281 121. 219 Kenney. Kay 50. 149. 280 97. 141, 172. 281 15 4. 219 Kenny. Douglas 136, 137, 251 Leggett. Carolyn 52. 56. 146, 217. 309 Martin. Sharon 52. 93. 141, 160, 253 Kent. Rosemary 97. 138. 173. 214 Legler, Linda 114 97. 148. 219 2W 58 281 132. 133 134, 219 44. 251 97, 169. 281 127, 219 214 97, 139, 172 217 73’ 219 251 252 253 Kidd, Linda 45. 46. 141. 152, 153, 139, 281 125 214 Lester, Diane 101. 143. 217 Maxev, Belly 107, 253 Kilgore, John M. 23. 25. 46. 66. 88. 52. 57. 79. 252 186. 219 89. 93. 164, 212. 214 Lewis. Dwight 217 128. 129. 254 _ ... 215 114. 218 282 97, 140. 172, 215 97. 145. 281 123, 219 King. Carole 19. 23. 25. 52. 54. 93. 116. 218 282 108. 251 97. 173. 281 154 280 252 96. 97. 150, 220 King. Katina 52. 57, 93, 159. 184. 251 Lindstrom, Sylvia 44. 47, 121, 238 McAfee, Steve . 67, 73, 254 81. 142, 175, 251 252 97. 149. 282 215 44. 64. 85. 281 52, 280 252 220 81. 136, 137. 280 52, 252 58, 282 280 11L 218 125, 254 52, 215 79. 109 281 71, 25-4 58. 280 71.' 123! 281 50. Ill, 254 Kitzman. De Alva 173, 252, 309 Longucre. Dan 64. 84, 108, 175, 218 MeClesky, Wayne 52. 5-4. 56, 153, 220 89. 97. 99. 142, 52. 150. 252 282 172. 215 Longneeker. Johnny 124. 125. 218 MeCulley, John 52. 125, 178, 220 154. 280 253 52. 56. 158. 220 45. 47. 48. 215, 309 253 59. 159, 282 280 281 282 69, 72, 73. 215 253 53. 113, 114, 220 Knicrim, Kav 117, 133, 215 Loughridge, Judy 52. 54 McDonald, Patsy 52, 56, 130. 131, 220 170. 252 97. 109. 140. 218 77. 81. 254 280 97. 108, 253 220 97. 173. 280 127 13. 22, 25. 62. 63. 93. 58. 280 89. 128 161.220 Korrnek, Judy 50, 89. 149, 280 Lucas, Wayne 218 McFatridge, Gary 64, 85. 128, 254 53. 252 121. 218 70. 114. 25 4 150. 252 44 81 177 281 McCaffey, Tony 254 97. 143. 144. 146. 215 53. 56. 57. 154. 253 70. 84. 89. 25 4 97, 139. 147, 252 253 151, 220 102. 131. 215 97, 109, 281 25-1 131. 280 253 254 131. 216 253 70 252 47. 77. 281 15. 22. 25. 89. Ill, Kuhik. Roxie 44. 132, 133, 252 Lyon. Linda 49. 50. 89, 93. 150. 153. 253 119, 143, 174, 221 280 97. 146. 281 254 Lafuente. Gilbcrto 64. 35, 137, 280 Lyons, Jeannine 97. 149. 281 McKay, Juanita 139, 221 50. 280 64. 85. 281 151, 238 280 Mabry, Rodney 64. 85. 253 McKuv, Keith 282 216 Macha, Margie 281 238 134. 280 Muddoux. Carol 58. 281 53. 54, 56. 159, 221 93, 125, 216 Maddox, Sherry . . ... 89. 172, 253 71, 84. 282 44 102 111 143 216 44. 182, 281 282 97. 139, 161, 252 113, 114, 218 282 252 Maher, Catherine .... 253 169, 254 280 126, 127, 281 McNay. Beth 150, 25-4 280 Muliek. Shirley 281 175 53. 57. 216 44. 97. 141. 146. 253 254 Larkin, Weldon 280 Mallory. Kay 97. 141, 144, 145, 218 McShaw, Janelle 50. 282 338 Index 117, 119, 221 282 115 Meadows, Stephanie 50. 112, 133, 251 254 Mean, James 53, 56, 57. 93. 125, 180, 184. 204. 221 282 52 93 147 221 58, 145, 282 78. 282 98. 137 101, 139, 172. 221 Melton. Bill 221 134, 282 254 71 183 282 Mickel, David 221 Mickenlteim, Carolyn 131 283 157 221 50, 131 283 Miller, Boh 157. 222 58. 185, 283 Miller. Jeuneli 238 44, 254 255 Miller, Lynn 89. Miller, Mary Frances 93. 98. 109, 139. 255 102, 133, 131. 222 58 59, 110 283 Miller. Paula 50. 283 Mills Beth Mills Beverly 58, 182, 183. 283 44. 89. 98. 111. 255 78. 283 Mills Eddie Mills Mike 53. 56, 170, 222 ft Oft 10ft 999 Milner. Jerri 19. 25, 89, 90. 93. 101. 162. 239. 255 185. 283 50, 283 222 159, 255 52. 1.33. 222 50. 283 Mitchell, Buzzy Molenu. Sylvia 20, 45, 62, 63, 85. 123. 267. 283 58, 283 98. 169. 283 255 255 70 222 137, 255 Moore, Libby 45, Moore, Melanie - Moore, Richey 46, 98. 140. 118. 152. 153, 222 21. 23, 25. 50. 62. 63. 141, 149,153. 283 53, 93. 124. 125. 222 283 Moorhead. Marilyn 283 222 Morgan, Barbara Ann 50, 58, 89, 169, 283 Morgan, Pat 52, 5 1. 159, 223 255 44. 81. 283 Morris, Ronald 45. 78, 89. 137. 283 93, 180. 223 255 223 139. 283 58. 283 223 89. 283 50, 255 . 154. 255 117, 223 Muller. Ernest 89, Muennink, Charylene 93, 154, 155, 180. 255 i 53, 255 131, 223 Mullins, Ronnie 177, 255 283 Patterson, Judv 281 191 m 99% 285 255 Peacock, Gene IS. 175, 256 Peacock. Rolx-rt 257 44, 173 Peel, Dianne 52. 257 Muston. Jean 58. 59. 161. 283 reel, r.an _.. Peel. John 14. 16. 18. 93. 175. 180. 257 Myers, Dale 70. 255 .IS 189 litt 9ftS Myers, Dianne 223 225 Mylar. Robert 58. 281 133 Nuiscr, Kenneth 255 257 Naismilh, David 255 71 74 166 2S7 Neill. Ronnie 255 70 ftl 9ftS Nelson, Kaye 93, 94, 98, 108. 141 Petite. Jean Jacques 151 Nelson. Randy 58, 284 lot 23ft Nelson, Mart 58. 125. 281 111 257 Nelson, Pat 53. 56. 102. 158, 223 129, 285 New, Lvnn 53, 157 101 139 238 223 285 Newmann, Rose 45, 281 52 126 127 57 Newsome, Joe Ed 281 64 8.5 285 Nichols Clarence 151, 223 SO 180 2RS Nix, Everett 45. 72, 73 257 Northcult. Virginia 281 257 Novosad, L J. 70 285 157. 22-1 Nunn, Brenda 53. Ill, 224 121 132 225 Nutt. Linda Sue 256 -Ft Oates, Stephen 128,284 285 Ocker, Mel 14, 122, 256 52 54 173 225 O’Connor. John W. 256 225 Odom, Barbara Jo 281 226 176. 256 PliM-heek- P.il Odom, Kenneth 71, 85. 284 50 285 Odom, Scharlotte 118, 150, 152, 256 Poleger. Pat 154 O’Hara. Charlene 50. 281 257 Oliver. Cora Lou 52. 256 5ft 116 1RO 99 5 Oliver, Robert 18, 25, 66. 68. 74, 76. Pollard, Pcggv 52. 143, 147. 226 166. 239. 256 Policy, Joe Tom 123 121, 256 128. 285 58. 176. 284 141. 257 281 89, 98. Ill, 138 257 O’Neal. Pat 78 50. 131. 285 131, 22-1, 309 98. 109, 226 256, 309 58. 183, 285 69, 93. 175. 256 285 53. 175, 256 Powell, Gloria 89. 110, 226 53, 150. 256 58. 78. 185. 285 O’Sullivan, Lynn 52, 130. 131. 113. 224 Preuss Glenda 285 281 Ml. 151. 226 284 Price, Jeff ‘ 170, 285 133, 13-1, 135, 224 158. 257 93, 151, 224 285 281 257 50, 256 114. 143, 226 4 1. 47, 18. 256 285 58, 134, 281 58. 59. 116 Padar, Louis 117, 125, 224 Pryor, Roliert 45. 53, 150. 152. 257 117, 256 285 ‘ 8. 130. 256 133, 257 16 23. 25. 89. 90. 92. 285 93. 148. 151. 152.153, 224 Purvis Joyce 285 224 257 183, 281 58. 159, 285 224 118. 226 225 257 225 I've, Ray 186. 187 98, 109, 141. 284 44, 257 69, 72. 73, 256 141. 146, 258 ‘ 8. 181. 256 45, 85, 286 281 107, 113, 2.58 P.irkhurst, Don 84, 149, 150. 153. 256 Ramirez, Delores 183. 286 281 127, 226 50 286 281 Randall, Ellen 226 98. 108, 143, 225 53. 55. 56, 57, 226 151, 225 128. 286 ... 225 52. 258 Parrish, Patsy _ 58, 281 Rawlev, Ricky 52, 56. 57. 124, 125, 180, Parrish, Ruthie 256 226 339 Index 58. 177, 28b 58. 176. 287 74, 75. 76, 16 8. Reker, Rusty 58. 79 Saner, Carol 58. 59. 89. 145. 287 174. 231 127. 309 259 74. 167. 26)0 71. 89. 286 44. 287 187. 260 208 228 260 186. 187, 258 Savage. Johnny 73. 259 145, 26K) 172, 226 228 268, 231 286, 309 186). 187. 228 44. 45, 18. 152, 260 152 229 64, 85, 167 288 80. 166, 258 117. 229 58. 125. 180. 288 53. 225. 258 45. 259 52. 102. 154. 260 286 98. 143. 149. 287 58. 288 286 131’ 229 260 118 Schikman, Charles 58. 59, 151. 155, 50. 150 288 258 180, 287 ’ 288 85. 286 Schiller. Curt 125, 259 261 58. 131, 286 58. 287 133 50. 592 58. 177. 287 127. 231 19, 50. 150, 258 85. 287 123, 231 las 98. 139, 147, 229 Smiiii w. r: 231 Rifey, Billic 44. 130. 131. 258 Schublc, Jerry 71, 167, 180, 287 Soho tic, Pat 97, 98. 109. 113. 231 52. 55, 56. 112. 226 Schulze, J hn 52, 114. 259 261 258, 309 93. 97, 98. 111. 229 98. 141, 116. 261 258 287 231 185, 286 150, 259 121 127, 226 52. 56. 57. 93, 58. 89, 116). 288 118. 227 158, 229 170. 261 44. 93. 258 123, 259 81. 288 53. 258 287 288 93. 121. 158. 227 287 58. Ill, 288 44, 143, 158. 227 '287 71. 261 177, 258 53. 125. 259 261 127. 286 259 288 258 53, 259 231 227 229 52. 133. 134. 261 93. 111. 258 89. 98. 169, 287 79, 107. 231 Robertson, Lee 286 Shannon. Oonna ' 95. 97. 141, 116. 229 Spurlock, Charline 98. 139,' 144. 116), Robinette, Karl 70 Sharp, Bill 80. 107, 265 232 50. 286 58. 136. 137, 287 232 52 78, 155, 157. 309 111. 26)1 .45. 258 127. 22 9 182, 183. 288 52, 56. 109. 138, 227 287 114. 232 227 -15, 112 25. 62, 63, 110, 261 131. 286 44. 89. 150, 26 0 261 89. 98. Ill, 139, 258 121. 260 126, 261 286 107, 230 131, 288. 309 52. 177. 258 230 81. 288 53. 259 52, 230 127, 261 Rogers Judy 58. 134. 286 Shepherd. Mike 186. 187, 260 Stcgmann, Diane 137, 288 286) 287 50. 288 286 260 288 58. 286 230 Stephenson. Kathy 17, 25. 98. 160, 161. Rose, Ann 49, 50. 110. 227 Shipp, Andrew 45, 46, 47, 18, 230 164. 232 93. 124. 125. 180. 227 93. 98. 180. 26i0 127 93, 110, 227 230 117, 232 93, 132. 133, 227 50. 159, 287 93. 99, 162. 288 Rosprim, Jam-lie 286 Shoemaker, Linda 131, 230, 30 9 Stevens, Jackie 25, 88. 89. 94. 98. 141, 118. 228 129 160, 232 114. 286 152 93 286 230 131. 261 138. 173, 228 115 25. 69. 72. 168. 232 114, 139, 259 52. 79. 167, 260 82. 288 53, 56. 57. 112. 228 150. 26)0 288 58. 59. 169, 287 67 ... 261 52. 259 53. 133. 230 159 113 . 128, 129, 230 288 Rushine. Krllv 18. 25. 66. 70. 73. 88. 50. 133. 230 261 8«;. 164. 239. 259 Skeetc, Julie 169. 260 Strauss, Martha 52. 93. 261 146. 228 116). 287 89 58. 170, 287 26)0 58. 145, 289 146. 259 260 293 259 79, 230 114, 232 127. 228 186, 187, 288 150 183, 259 131, 230 170. 289 Salinas, Rudy 259 Smith. Billy 114. 288 Stricklin. Donnie 14, 22, 24. 65, 66. 287 114 164, 190, 322 Sanders, Bo 259 Smith, David 69, 175, 230 Stripling. Jimmy «9, 261 287 52. 93. 143, 151, 152, 261 228 181. 26)0 58. 289 Sands, Hannah 93. 114. 228 Smith, Donna 89. 288 Strouhaf. Jimmie 125, 261 340 Index Strouhal, Edward 289 Turnbull, Stephen 77. 290 W halen, Patsy 83. 93, 106. 138, 236. 309 201 159. 290 77. 291 289 Turner. Barbara 263 26� 53 Turner, Charlie 52, 263 Whitaker, John Paul 236 261 Turner, Karol 53, 231 89. 97, 139. 160, 264 291 Sump Dan 167, 289 Turner, Sandra 263 Whitaker, Mary White. C. P. Swain. Sarah 89, 98. 102. 289 290 White, Darlene 291 262 VanDcvenler, Jane 100. 102, 139. 150. White, Sue 52. 57. 145. 264 44. 123. 202 263 Whitesides, Carolyn 264 Tadlock Kill 79 262 98. 145. 290 Whitesides, Gloria 291 70 1 30 909 290 Whitesides, Jimmy 128. 291 93. 16-1, 231 Whitt, Eugene 53. 125. 236 133 202 81. 182, 183! 234 Whitten, Bette 97, 111 T.mlev Hill 180 180 902 234 Whitten, Toby 163. 264 262 Veselka. El� � 79. 156, 157, 235 Wicdman. Don 157 146 180 989 263 Wiggins, Wayne 116, 264 15 111 289 -58 790 Wilburn. Earl 114 Taylor, Alice 117. 119. 262 (Via. Julia 52, 141, 163, 263? Wilcox, Sandra 50. 291 Taylor. Barbara 50. 289 107. 263 Wilder, Mike 291 25, 68. 84, 130, 135. Wilder, Ronald 70. 291 233 174, 235 Wildcrson, Ted 58 233. 309 123 Wiley, Gayle 89. 97. 173, 291 289 125. 235 Wilhite, Barry 53, 93. 157, 237 53. 93, 263 Wilhite. Jimmy 44. 167, 291 WnfOixIl Mil: . 44 290 Wilkerson, Steve 291 Tnvlrtr T 289 52. 56. 57. 93. 144, Wilkie, Sandra 97. 147. 264 262 146. 235 Wilks, Diane 97. 142. 146. 237 09 202 186. 187 Williams Carol 291 202 263 Williams. David 151, 237 Teggeman, Karen 92. 141. 172, 233 Wagner, Lloyd 263 Williams Douglas 45, 79. 149. 150. 15. 289 235 264 289 167, 180. 235 William-, Eva Sue 58. 291 70 167 289 290 W illiams. Jackie 237 52 233 70, 290 Williams, Johnny 291 98. 108'. 289 114, 235 Williams. Judy Ann 50. 97. 128. 129. 262 263 145. 291 133. 262 70. 290 Williams, Judy S. 291 53 233 139, 290 Williams, Pamela 93. 52. 264 202 72, 73. 92. 93. 107, Williams, Paula 291 120, 121, 133. 233 180.235 Williams, Wilburn 71 Thompson. Noll 289 Walker. Shirley 58. 147, 290 Wilson, Betsy 93, 95, 97. 140, 162. 180, 123, 262 Walkoviak, Allien 235 209, 237 93. 140. 175, 233 Wallace, Gayle 93. 97, 108, 113, 235 Wilson, Patricia 50. 287 119 289 97. 139. 173. 263 Winningham, Ross 71, 8-4. 264 Willed Bill 290 Wolfcan, Rick 69. 78. 237 262 Walsh, Allison 89, 93, 97. 140. 168. 180. Wood, Karen 97, 101, 143, 161, 237 150 20? 193. 236 WimkJ. Ruth 40. 18. 16 i Tiemann. Dianr 52. 93. 139, 159, 262 Walsh, Catherine 44, 97. 107, 263 Wood� , Carolyn 121. 237 I'.itv .15 .16 47 03 110 7.30 Woods, Judy 291 50 290 Woods, Willie B. 292 186 187 186. 187. 263 Wooten, Raymond 292 127, 262 133. 236. 309 Worthy, Sheryl 127, 237 00 98 147 234 64, 85. 290 Wright. Beverly 50. 147. 292 118 23-1 107. 180. 236 Wright, Jill 237 Todd Pal ‘ 262 127 Wright, Melanie 44. 46. 89. 145, 237 80. 263 Warne. Barbara 93. 97. 109. 264 Wright. Ossie 53. 102. 170. 264 52. 56, 130. 131, Washburn. Leona 52. 263 Wylie. Pat 44. 177, 292 231. 309 Watson, Raymond 64. 81. 122 Yandell. James 71. 292 234 261 YandcII, Ronnie 237 263 93. 53. 141, 173. 261 Ybarra. Eva 264 98 Weatherly, Ilo 89 58. 139. 169. 290 Ybarra, Raymond 64. 66. 85. 238 50 149 289 309 290 Ye pc ., Mary 103, 238 YepcZ, Martin 45 122 York, Judy 292 1 15 58. 79. 290 Y’oung, Bob 2S64 Townsend, Dennis 289 Welch, Eddie 261 Y'oung, Bobby 118. 127, 157, 238 Townsend. Elainr 132, 133. 231 289 Welch, Loretta 44. 261 291 Young. John 84, 170, 264 184 291 Young, Leroy 128 175 Young, Margaret 52. 265 120 121 291 Y’oung. Milton 113, 114. 238 128. 290 291 Y’oung, Myra Faye . 50. 134, 292 We«t Pat 58 291 Young, Richard . 58. 292 W.--I Helm 50 133 309 Young, Rickey 175 123 231 101, 148. 236 Y'oung, Roger 265 128! 290 186, 187, 236 Young, Sandy 89. Ill, 116, 238 20 290 52, 154, 261 Young, Shirley 93. 116, 169. 238 Tucker, Martha 50. 263, 309 Westphal. Cheryl 12?! 291 Zucha, James 129. 175, 238 341 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World' Beit Yearbook Are Taylor-made