Rockwall High School - Jacket Yearbook (Rockwall, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 269 of the 1963 volume:

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S. , For her enthusiasm, and devotion to teaching, i For her ability to instill in her students the desire for knowledge, For her gentle guidance and understanding, both as teacher and friend, And most of all for her many years of service to the Jacket Annual. With deepest gratitude The staff dedicates The 1963 Jacket Annual to MRS. WINN LOWE 5 ' 'I 7' l rumumumuumuumumvn:mununummm Q13 vmvmvnw.ummmwsmum.wsxumvmuli 1 e...v....,..1iqqQ If , 9 sway' ' J J-2 ALMX ,115 van, Q 'Q ,f '14 -- ' QF 'r 'ww X- ' 1 ' W' X fy fp' ' 'i A' sff5QZ Q 5 L J ,, ,.qA. Vw H X '1 nfv,f1 pu 5? ,Qs may Q Q ' Vx - ED - A . ' Q f- fr 5 N 4 nrefnurrl U ' EI i .., 1 The Jacket Staff has devoted many hours to the task of producing a yearbook worthy of the Jacket name. We have endeavored to record all the achievements, all the glory, as well as the disappointments, which have made this year a memorable one. Between these covers we hope to reflect the deep feeling of pride which every student from Rockwall High School has for its school and annual. We have attempted to seek our goal, The Best . Hence, with a sense of accomplishment, the advisor and staff mem- bers present to the student body of our Alma Mater the 1963 Jacket! :I y WNJJJJJJ .Ju-'.J.Ju ll I I H t Il 6 Table nf Qlunienis I II III IV V VI VII VIII VIX X XI XII XIII XIV XV Berlicaiinn .........-. ,gllllemuriam ..... Qxrlminisirzziiun glfzuzultg Seniurs Euninrs ..... Snphnmnres ..... glfreslqmen glfzmnriies ...... Gbrgzmizaiiuns ..... fsihleiirs .... ,Activities .... gluniur Qlfligli .... Qsdhertisemenis . .... Qsuingraph Seriiuu 1 1 I w w N W C3111 nmnrg . ,Wir Mfr A rt f s YSL-r , ,ww ,. ,W we .-1.446 ..: Y'1'. l' All ofthe school days of Travis Gene Waters from the first grade through the eighth grade were spent with the graduating class of 1963. His friendliness and cheerfulness were treasures to all who knew him. His courtesy and co- operation was appreciated by teachers and classmates alike. No one can change the events that have happened, but all can cherish his memory. I I I I 'l 50 l psi 4' ff fn ' . 15- ,Al ,Q i I 45' l A l' l' I , L 3' Q? A1 Dear Students: In my readings the other day I ran across the following: This is not a day of triumphg it is a day of dedication. Here muster, not the forces of party, but the forces of humanity, Men's hearts wait upon us: men's lives hang in the balanceg men's hopes call upon us to say what we will do, Who shall live up to the great trust? Who dares fail to try? I summon all honest men, all patriotic, all forward- looking men, to my side. God helping me, Iwill not fail them, if they will but counsel and sustain me! These words were spoken by Woodrow Wilson in his first inaugural address. Although it has been a number of years since the speech was made, the same declaration of faith in America should ever be on our hearts and lips. Let us always endeavor to make a better community, state and nation through our everyday activities. Superintendent, ,Tames D, Kelly ! . f A, i .1 AL i w' X 1 . i . i t t r 5 i 2 fr It 5 7 1 Dear Students: Each graduating class has some characteristic which endears them to me. The Class of 1963 is especially dear to me because of close personal contacts with so many of its members. I was present to welcome you as you entered high school. Remember the eagerness and joy reflected on your faces as you set out on your high school voyage. It will also be my good fortune to be present to congratulate you and wish you Godspeed on the night of Commencement. The record you are leaving at Rockwall High School will live for it is one of outstanding achievement. Your individual records would indicate that success will always be within your reach. It is our constant aim that the ideals, the loyalties, the tradi- tions, and the school spirit of Rockwall High School will have become so deep seated in your thinking and so much a part of you that they will act as a beacon light to guide your footsteps algng the pathway of life, ln this class werrealize that aim. iff x A' 4 f f X John McK'ay V' ' V, N M, k . W L ex , W l EV , if X l i , H, Q ef N . , .4 , N-ni 1' fx ' . 15- ' ,Al ,Af J A, 4 J 5 V ' U lf A ,4 - ji y i g lv N 1 I , 1,1 z ya' rv ., N ,Xu 'i X, N if 1 - 'fi s K, . .J ,i fig E N. 5 W X , M l 1 if . 4' 'Q ,f l- I t , 15 it JL l A W 1 Y XJJ bf , 4 ljfxx A ,, J if l X J Y ff 2' f l I 5 ' I KENNETH SMITH President guard uf Uirusiees D. R. Vice- President R E ANDERSON Secretary CLARENCE NOEL IR Simian in if JAMES REESE ROBERT SMITH L. H. STEPHENS W ,xy IV! X X , TL JW xl AV U NN U X Y-Afii' nlminisirztiinn XA 5 N NM ' v ZMMMMW r JACKIE BRENNAN English I, III, IV W PI-IYLISS ESPARZA Spanish I and II P . B , CASTLEBERRY World History K Band I I English I .ANN IRVIN KENNETH KRIVANEK Algebra Mechanical Drawing General Business P . E. 14 ! f WINN LOWE Commercial DORIS MAYO 'V .Of oz, T 3 gi 95 1 if fs E 'x gi I 1 5 5 EN l .1 pl L 0 f ,f J 22 I5 5 DICK MABRY American History Head Coach 1 1, ,1 ,. fy f- ', , 1 ,f,,f fr 4? 'I 1 f -N L DEV VW VMI' !,f I X QW! ,f J ' A, f fl I, Home Economics rm M , 1 ,, fn -' xv i , x w f ! ,, , I , A, , ,. ,R ,f x 7 'if H 3 if. Dir' W J Xa' rfb! x iw if if NX1. X, H GLADYS PATTERSOIG EUGENE REAGAN Home Economics Assistant Coach Chem1SffY Basketball B101083' Trigonometry General Math Q, K E E e 5 Q 2 X 3 5 z 5 4 f 2 1 5 E T. J. RILEY BILLIE STEVENSON 1 Agriculture General Business English II 1 JAMES w1NN1F 'im General Scien e ff O 16 4 GTM Q22 XX IX! , QHDA N 'X I' V X' f NX 565 xl 1? Lixf 3 T XXNX V144 N X N X ieninrz- x s. vi L. MM M M M .l 3 WI' N , , . , 4 f is .2 it Sawxxgm 'fs wht? VX :X gil Wgik. W ' 'EES ss 2 - ' . K is ss, l -5-I Puiiif'-S -A :SQ k 133' 5 hp, 4 , ,. i W W. s :ff K DAVID ADAMS, entered R, H. S. in 1959, as a freshman. David participated in the band and basketball. He has been assistant manager of the track team and assistant manager of the football teavm. During his senior year David was privileged by being allowed to help with a Physical Education class. David 's favorite pastime is working and his favorite class is mechanical drawing. BOB ANDERSON entered R. I-I, S, in 1960. His interest in sports was soon shown by his eagerness to participate in these activities. He has been a member of the Fighting Yellow Jackets in football, basketball, track, and volleyball. Bob has also been named to the National Honor Society and was elected Runner-up Mr. R. H. S. during his junior year. ROBERT ATKINS has attended Rockwall since 1951 and has gained many friends during his time. Robert 's main high school interests have been connected with sports. He has played for the last four years, football, basketball, and track. Robert has also been an officer of the F. F. A. His favorite hobbies are hunting and fishing. BERTHA BARNI-IART, quiet, nevertheless very co-operative has attended Rockwall since the first grade. During Bertha 's years at R. H. S. she was a member of the basketball team and of the volleyball team. Her favorite hobby is collecting records, her favorite pastime is listening to records, and her favorite subject is English. RUSSELL BRASWELL, a well-liked student at R, H. S. , has participated in varsity football during his junior and senior years. Russell was given the Fighting Heart award his junior year. He has exhibited his talents and interest in journalism through his work as Sports Editor of the Jacket Buzz. Russell came to R, H. S. in 1959 and will long be remembered by many ofthe faculty by his love of argument. WAYNE BROWNING, one of R. H. S. favorite and most active students has participated in many school activities. He has served his class as an officer for the past two years, was elected Mr. R, H, S. of 1962 and has been elected Most Studious for two years. He has been a member of the Student Council, and the Na- tional Honor Society. Wayne says that his favorite pet 's are kittens of the S. M. variety. JOHN BRYAN, highlighted his high school career by serving the student body as Student Council President during his senior year He was a member of the National Honor Society and served on the annual staff his junior and senior year. Other outstanding honors bestowed upon him during his school years was being elected Most Dependable and Runner-up Mr. R. H. S. He has contributed to many ofthe school 's activities with his outstanding ability in art. Q sr 'XR we F? X ,ss E is -fi. S ii 'Q QW ,,.., as ' ' .J QM: is s '- ri is E is X, a f A , , . rs- s. -- se is 39 siis21f1--151' X 55 , Q X. 5 Lmrsl rm ww-A :w.X3.svt.r PF 'Fi E17 VW if' . , . , 5232 5?5??fi5'x55Wfffi-fi-Lii-1-'irffsffiiifiigii' .. f 735351:gi?E???g5fi9S3f3E53fwRgf'. v is w':s1S'Hf .PW wswisi if 7 Q- iii' W i . 7 1' . A A os s, . . F 2 ' i sisiisfigssfgswf' ' PAUL BRYAN, joined the senior class at the beginning of this year. Paul 's favorite pastime is working with his car and his favorite subject is Mechanical drawing. Paul has gained many new friends at R, H, S, TOMMY CADE, entered the Rockwall school in 1951, as a first grader. He has been a member of the F. F.A. , and has served as an officer. He was outstanding in sports, receiving an athletic jacket his freshman year and was the district 's leading scorer his sophomore year. He received Honorable Mention-All State his sophomore year. He was elected captain his senior year. He also participated in track and volleyball. His favorite pastime is hunting. Chemistry is his favorite subject. if SUSAN COYLE, always spreading cheer with her smile, has participated in many high school activities including F, H. A, and the Student Council. With an interest in sports, she was elected cheerleader for her junior and senior years. Susan has also shown great interest in her class activities and is very interested in Homemaking courses. IIMMY CRAWFORD, a student at Rockwall since 1959, has shared many friendships. He recalls as his fondest high school memory, the closing curtain ofthe Junior play. Jimmy is an auto fancier from every point of view. He is very much interested in automobile racing and machines. His hobby is collecting coins and stamps. JAMES CROW began his schooling at Rockwall as a first- grader in 1951 . Interest in the fields of sports included participation in varsity football, basketball, and track. He was named 2nd Team All-district in football during his junior year. Honors bestowed on James during his high school years were being elected F. H. A. sweetheart, runner-up Most Popular, and class favorite. He also served as student council representative for his Junior Class. -JIGSAVV F'-'UZZL.E JIMMY DARR, began his schooling at Rockwail as a first-grader Among his favorite high school memories are those of receiving his Senior Class ring and those of the Junior-Senior Banquet. Iimmy's favorite pastime is making money and his favorite hobby is working on cars. GALE DEAN, one of R, H. S, 's beauties, has been active in many extra-curricular activities. She served as cheerleader, member of the annual staff, and was an officer of her class in her sophomore and freshman years. She was an active member of F. H. A. and served as an officer two years. Gale has excelled in commercial courses and one day hopes to be a secretary or commercial teacher. This talent was recognized when she was selected as one of the candidates for the district typing contest her junior year. LARRY EARWOOD, entered R. H. S. in 1956 at the age of 11. During his freshman, sophomore, junior and senior years he devoted much time to extra-curricular activities as well as to his academic activities. Larry was a member of the basketball team his freshman year and was a member of the band the last three years. Larry was honored during his junior year by being elected Mr. Band. Larry 's favorite pastime is going to Big D and his favorite subject is math. N LOIS ANN HARRIS, known among her classmates as Hicky never letting a frown mar her smiling face, spreads cheer and good fellowship among her classmates. Lois Ann, being interested in typing, won second place in district in the Inter-scholastic League activities at East Texas State College. She was a member of the pep club, F, H, A. and annual staff She showed her leadership when she was elected a class officer by her Sophomore Class. 1 a ah. LINDA HOLDEN, has been an active student at R, H. S, since 1959. She has participated in the activities of basketball and F. H, A She has also been an active member in the pep club. She was on the Jacket Buzz Staff and proved to be a willing worker. Linda 's favorite subject is typing. ANN HOLT, an outstanding student was named Miss R, H. S. for the year 1961-62 and was in the band serving as majorette during her sophomore and junior years. Ann has been an F. H, A. officer and a class officer. She was elected Who 's Who in American History. She is also a member of the National Honor Society. She had the honor of being nominated for Football Sweetheart in 1962-63. Ann 's favorite pastime is study and her favorite subject is history. MARY HUNNICUTT, has walked the halls of Rockwall schools since the second grade. During her high school years she took an active part in the pep squad and in F. H. A. She displayed her talents of salesmanship and her ability of being able to work well with others during her year served on the annual staff. Mary 's favorite subject in school is science and her favorite pastime is watching T. V. VIRGINIA JONES, a student at Rockwall for six years has exhibited school spirit and spread cheer with her pleasing, friendly manner. She has participated in the F. H. A. for four years and the pep squad her Junior year. Virginia was a member of the National Honor Society her junior and senior year. She showed leadership when she was elected class secretary by the senior class. Virginia 's favorite sport is basketball. Her favorite subject is Math. SHIRLEY JORDAN, a school spirited and active senior served her classmates as editor ofthe Jacket Buzz. She has participated in F. I-I. A. , basketball, and was also a member ofthe Junior class play. During the same year, she was an alternate typist at the Interscholastic meet at East Texas State. Shirley 's favorite subject is bookkeeping and her favorite hobby is reading. r- it Z r if-ii Q s 'I' ..,, ff fi i s f i 1 ' lz g ff' ki 5 N 3 4 x 'W f 3 lb XSFX' ggi has -r Q58 N 3 wr: v 59 fr. 1 1-51,52 fr 5.01 DAVID KARR, entered Rockwall as a first-grader in 1951 and has remained here throughout his years of schooling. David, one of our quieter students, enjoys anything that has to do with cars. His favorite sport is car racing. David 's favorite subject in school is bookkeeping. BOBBY KAUFMAN entered the Rockwall School System in 1950. During his high school years he took a vivid interest in science. All through his high school years he managed the football and track teams giving his moral support and helping the Jackets to the best of his ability. Bobby 's favorite subjects are math and science. X'--s.. MARTHA KIMMONS, with a vivid interest in active sports such as basketball and volleyball, has been a member of Rockwall since the first grade. High School organizations claiming her membership and project work included the pep squad, Jacket Buzz, and the F. H. A. where she was an officer for three years. She climaxed her career in F. H. A. by serving as president her senior year. An honor bestowed upon Martha her junior year was being elected Most Athletic. CHARLES LEMMOND, came to R. H. S, as a senior and there- fore can record membership in relatively few activities. Charles transferred from McKinney High School. While a stu- dent at McKinney he was a member of the newspaper staff and was a two year member of the Spanish Club. Charles' favorite sport is basketball and his favorite subject is history. YSL if ' Qfffr, ,. V ,ff i f gf 15 a rf' J! S J it X. as -f rr sb eip T v , Vr- K v Isla a , .eff ,Qs . ' ,-'k S' 57. 5515? ' fi? - ,Z . s s r il ,Q Ba football boys as their Sweetheart. N14 SUE MAYS looks back on her past twelve years in the Rock wall Public Schools as a memorable experience during her life Beside her other activities, Sue has been an outstanding stu dent of the band, serving as a majorette for the past three years and has climaxed her career as drum major for the 62-63 season Honors bestowed upon Sue during the past twelve years were runner-up Most Beautiful, runner-up Most Popular, and Valentine Queen. She was also honored this year by being chosen by the ig Q sg ri ,r 'Q SANDRA MITCHELL, affectionately known by all of her friends as Sandy , has proved to be a valuable asset to our school in many respects. Sandy has served her class as an officer and has served the Student Council as secretary. She was also one of the key people responsible for the organ- ization of the National Honor Society Chapter in our school. Sandy has been in the band all of her high school years and was a majorette her senior year. s X . P3 4.4. H+' ...g ,, 'JA X gr ! . I I an ff PEGGY PARRIGAN entered Rockwall in 1951. She has proved to be very capable in many activities. She has been a very active member of the Future Homemakers of America and the Rockwall High School Band. Peggy 's favorite subject is bookkeeping. She likes to play the piano and swim. 'gf fi A A LV t f es .sf A x if ts 4, si- Q s ,,. -wr if ' s M s Q' s . , , .rl f, fr . I H - K A . 1 7 2 4? 5 pf xsi' J ,W Q fig Qui' KENNETH PENDERGRASS, a rather quiet, polite type of guy, came to us from Rowlett his freshman year. He has been a nice student and classmate here since. His favorite hobby is hunting. His favorite sport is basketball. 1 F1 PATTY PICKENS, a student of Rockwall since grade school, has gainedmany friends. Patty has been an active member of the band. She has been in the band all of her high school years, has served as an officer, and has been on the band council. Patty showed her leadership when she was elected President of the Sophomore and Junior Class and Vice-President of the Senior Class. Patty served as President of the F. H. A. Among her other honors she was elected Class Favorite of the Sophomore Class. She was elected Most Courteous and Most Dependable. JUDY PRICE has developed her knowledge and abilities as a student at Rockwall since the first grade in 1951. Interest in the works of the Junior class was evident by Judy 's salesmanship record made during the magazine sale. Judy has also proved to be very efficient in her duties as an office assistant. I'1p1-pl WN'--M RAYMOND RAY entered R, H. S. as a freshman in 1959 from Rowlett, Texas. Raymond has been a member of the Fighting Yellow Jackets and a member of the Future Farmers of America for the past four years. Raymond 's favorite hobby is hunting and his favorite pastime is working on cars. Qkgki 32.235 2-E55 Q li .ffif 'Y I' HVQ xufk k 'V --5 ' 'E 9- wx' V-?f3'J'N --V-X 3 :a,f.ni ' s z ' Tai - ' .1 r E 2' - of-i1g.,?'f' .Mx .1 ' - , 9 , K, H 55 1- .59 ni--if ' sg,.71wf+ V, -' -t sr. --'Q , -:eel . - r an - ' in N-Q., CHARLENE RODGERS has been in Rockwall High School for two years. She has exhibited school spirit and spread cheer with her pleasing, friendly manner. Her favorite pastime is reading and her favorite subject is English. SAMMY RODGERS entered Rockwall Schools in 1951 as a first-grader and has remained a member of this class since that time. Sammy is a four year member of the local chapter of the Future Farmers of America and his favorite hobby is leather-craft. Sammy's favorite animalis cattle and his favorite subject is vocational agriculture. Hmm wgwrffjru if , lei s V K , X -M ,,,, X nnunnanaq 1 s . A Y s .3. r si RICHARD ROSS, entered R, H, S, in 1959 at the age of fourteen as a freshman. Being talkative and witty, he has spread cheer among his classmates. Richard has proved to be a great asset to R. H. S. with his skills in football, as well as his representing his class during the senior year on the student council. Richard's favorite sport, naturally, is football and his favorite subject is mechanical drawing. EVA SIKES, a friendly student at Rockwall since 1959, has interests including bowling and photography besides her participation in extra-curricular activities. She was a member of F. H. A. all four years in High School. She was elected student council representative by her Sophomore Class. She was class reporter her junior year. Eva was a rnember of the annual staff and was a hard worker. ROBIN SLAUGHTER, one of Rockwall's friendlier students, has contributed much of her time to the activities of the annual. She has also been an active member of the F, H. A. for the past four years and was a member of the band during her freshmen year. Among Robin 's many hobbies, flying is fast becoming one of her newest hobbies and her ambition is to one day become an airline hostess. ss: K rw , ss, 5 use MARY JEAN SMITH, talkative and witty, spread cheer among her classmates during all her years at Rockwall. During her last year she served the student body as vice-presi- dent of the Student Council and was also a member of the annual staff. She was an active member in F. H. A. and served as an officer her junior and senior year. She placed 3rd in the district typing con- test and then entered the regional contest her junior year. Typing and shorthand are her favorite subjects and her favorite sport is football. RODNEY SMITH, began his schooling at Rockwall as a first- grader. He has been a loyal student through the years and has gained numerous friendships that will last for years to come. Rodney showed great school spirit through his membership on the football team. Rodney also took a part in the Junior Class play No Boys Allowed , and proved himself to be a great ham actor. , R,Q ff fiijggigiiiff ' ' A at l S JOE SPAFFORD, who enjoys hunting as his favorite pastime began his schooling career here in 1951. His leadership qualities were shown when he was elected treasurer of the senior class. He was also elected president of the R. H. S, chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Joe has been active in sports during his years at R.H. S, He lettered four years in football. w - WW ..,. ,W,,,... , k SHIRLEY TRENT, a fun-loving student at R. H. S. for the past twelve years, has taken part in a number of extra-curricular activ- ities. Among them are the pep squad, girl 's basketball team, and the F, H, A. of which she was an officer for one year. Shirley 's most memorable event was the Junior Play. She played her part very well and may long be remembered as Victro1a Shirley 's favorite subject is shorthand, her hobby is painting, and her favorite pastime is helping others. ' 5 Sim ., S 2 5 .4 E 5 534 iff' , E' 4 X., .T X X.. fmpp. va P' , f' -mug.. 3 'pdf 5:-.....,, MARY WOOD, a student ofRockwa11 since early grade school, shared many friendships. One of her happiest moments was being elected assistant editor of the Jacket Buzz, which proved her to be a very good worker. She was an active member of F. H. A. and served as an officer. She was also a member of the pep club. Mary 's favorite subject is history. GTM QD xx X 'M X xXx ix Q I K X 'x 'X if ,, ff V M K N PN 5 fx R 711 N fi jluninrs l Lk! QGWWW 'Y' ..,., 'wa sw N QW, 72 7,7541 Q X x Q O O ,. , af ' Sherrie Adams KW Jackie Anderson Carol Archer Woody Barnes Dwight Braswell Gail Bennett Larry Brown Lonnie Coyle Sandra Coyle Donny Dowell Bill Crawford Tommy Joe Dudley J. C. East Sherrie Faries David Jacobs Lehman Harris Dean Lindop Mike McCallum Dianne McClellan L! l Linda Muncy Ouida Mitchell Johnny Payne Albert Payton LYHC33 PCOD1es Ronnie Seabolt Jackie Pullen Tommy Sears ,Xu ? 5 f 1 ff M9153 Sikes Steve Spafford Tommy Stovall Jimmy Spillman Kenney Terry Kathleen Thomas Gary Threlkeld 1 l Suzanne Vernon Jerry White wt CAII Q31 maui J' sn'-s 4 'i '3fT'wS .rw K! 'Egg 'X mr. wr ' 5 A M I Nbshh ,G:.3:.ii,6 N h Q '53 X r - D . . xr -,L . vi, , 1 W XR- X wh ,V It 8 'ANR , .i Y 1-f a 1 N 1 . 5 5 sqm ,fr -- HI xr 'Q , - ' , - . ,. .Ag ' xr 3 iieeg qr - 1 , WSF rs. Vz19K-'frffw Fir -P - . K ' l i l vyfluyr 4 11, ,V ..., an + Y . 9 N . . 4, 4155: ,,L:1rg'r,l,fA,.w.Y.t' ,Q five- M N r. 1-L '- , kg A r . ' M w as 5 CA Bing .. Willard Fletcher QM fob xx ' x ' r f'7f N IV 'J V' O 4 I i A 2 X ff x X U 5 gn K X x ' X I Rf MMMMMN T544 jgnphnnunws ...W-MM va- ww wwx 6 YV -, 'K or W f a or .. ,guplqnmnre Gllzxss fl9ffi1:er5 President -- Randy Sparks Vice -President -- Donald Buchanan Reporter -- Janis Holt Treasurer -- Ronnie Burton Secretary -- David Parker Elaine Adams Davy Joe Benbrook Sue Boren Jill Bounds Wilkie Boyd Sandra Brown Lenny Browning Ronnie Burton Sue Ann Bryan Donald Buchanan Dwight Camup I - - 5' Dennis Cauble Ann Chapman Harold Chenault David Cooksey Becky Coyle James Cullins Johnny Cullins Johnetta Davis Joan Dawson Tom Dooley Johnny Dotson w H' ii, Q. 6 - 'Q Q1 K :Q Susie Dotson Linda Dudley M. F. Fannin Shirley FHVOFS Q 0 e O EQ C31'01Yl'1 FiS1'1SF Marilyn Fisher Danny Florence James Haley Anniece Harris Kay Hobbs Janis Holt ,-i--,ee---W--- -H ....yy,.ee M- ,. ,A 1411i t Naioma Holt Candy Houser Roger Humphreys Kathleen Irby Gayle Kaufman Annette Kelley Madolyn Kimbrell Randy Lemmons Carolyn Lewis O. B. Massey Sue A. Middleton ' Www Mike Miller Robert Mooney Delbert Moore Freddy Morrow Jimmy McDaniel Peggy McDaniel Rosemary Necker Marc Noel David Parker Susan Peck Mike Peoples IFWMQ '92 Allen Piper David Pittman Paula Reeves Pauline Samples . ,,., Y -1--4-lm --i--if--QLWP 1--1--5--LN he-v---rw.--Q , . .i . . un j Linda Smith Randy Sparks Charles Stevenson Carl Taylor Robert Taylor George Vaught Wendell Wallace Sherry Young Marilyn Wimpee Tim White Barbara Watson va , M, , Charlene Thompson 'Nm :df Q Nm if B CG? M Q 'X X XM Q MLNJ xl IX? iff A U XX QT U x 5 f x X glfreslqmxan X ik 5 n i 1 I sl MMMMMN 7 rm man 0112155 fl9ffi1:nrs Vice-President -- Bobby Sparks President -- Jimmy Kelly Treasurer -- Rikki Wells Secretary-Treasurer -- Marilyn Lee Sandra Archer Barbara Bagby Charles Bennett Butch Brown Dewayne Cain Patsy Campbell James Carr Gary Collinsworth Dwayne Compton Dickie Crawford Bill Crow Carolyn Crow Ann Crowell Cynthia Cunningham Peggy Dawson Virginia Daniels Don Dotson Janie Downs Deryl Drum Steve Durham Wayne Eubanks James Evans Sue Florence Billy Garrison Eddie Gentry Tommy Gentry Jane Hairston Susan Hale Larry Hennig David Holden Randy Hunnicurt Dennis Jarvis Jerry Jayroe Tashia Jayroe Jeffery Jones Johnny Jones Linda Jordan Jimmy Kelley Gilbert Lanier Marilyn Lee Jimmy Leonard Toni Lofland Ken Lowe Shirley Marlowe Harriet Martin Jeanette Massey Lupe Melendez Linda Mitchell Louise Mitchell Pat McCrarry Margo McCurry Dianna O'Nea1 Larry Paige Leona Payton David Pecina Judy Pendergrass Kay Peterson Carolyn Piper Pattie Reeves James Rhodes Larry Robinson Eddie Rodgers Katherine Ross Rita Schrade Billy Seay Bobby Sparks Truitt Spence Jeanette Spiliman Allen Steen Eddie Stephens Patricia Thompson Rita Wallace Billy Watkins Gary Watkins Rikki Wells Sharon W esberry Alma Welk 5 1 f f W1 V N riff, Q ff R N M mls kx Nlivivl 9 EF rg! 311115 amz Y Wm nat Ewuiiful Qappnrnlassman WW neat Qilandsnme Qapperrlassman ROBERT ANDERSON We nsi Qeauiiful Qandernlassman MADOLYN KIMBRELL nsi gilflandsnme Qdndernlassman KENNY TERRY unner-up must 'Beautiful-glllinsi gilanrlsnme lipperrlassman 96 JUDY WATKINS RUSSELL BRASWELL KVVVV unmet-up must Ewuiiful-gHHusi giandsume Qinderrlassman LINDA MUNCY JOHNNY JONES 97 'KQSRS - X 'afiigl , 3, X A S -I Xkwxk- ---. ' ,X f ,- Xxx, F 5 X. g 1 ,X ,AX aw X33 vii, NX mi , 5, .X-M 55551K 'iff K 2 .,..fX,X-f XX X Q Y x X X .ff X 131: ,A 'Nh 5 MX N X 6 X Q X x X X XX. X, Xi, X X s 3 sf if i' X X S? X f 'r X,:: 3 ax X? S XX xx x w J X X X L X X138 k SVR -X 1,:,gxg:5? if 3 9 U , xf CSFMQ ,x I 'N' X A -Y Y ,, ff filx Xl' X 56 353 xl . Sf' x X JB J 2 M INV li 1 V x NX U 'Lael' 54 T I f Q' .IA X 'X ' X c' . 'Q X glfztilnrtins 1 Rf QM M IM M hmwwwfv' 'ff-w.,.,,m 'Y usi 00 SUE MAYS Ignpular JAMES CROW unmet lip jlllnsi Qgupular LINDA MUNCY WAYNE BROWNING 10 -n,,K,Q?' 5 V5 I N Nsxxim'-Q hA,,,, , .V W r. and gllfliss O2 PATTY PICKENS JOHNNY PAYNE unmet lip gllllr. and miss WAYNE BROWNING LINDA MUNCY Mfff' Q, 77 'J 7M,f:3...Wf-A A mai fffiknlg in unread 04 SANDY MITCHELL WAYNE BROWNING Qing fn Q I J' K x x xxxbx 1 ,,,....... xif, gm :A , XX. xx is kk'-.M ,Si 71 x . ,Wx .qi .,.. J' S S33 x .,- ,, W, jlflnsi Qdlqleiin N1 Nm ' X! if t .... 2 A h.,:4 . M LA .., X A : seAi1?W1mpr1x1lSwf '!!?fY' 'sal- W ' - L-LX TOMMY CADE MARTHA KIMMONS 1 05 usi Qlnurienns Linda HO1d6I'1 - d must glfun J. fd G1' Jys fford 16 5 E251 Pressed Mary Jean smith, John Bryan mint i -M-V, Whig M111 jlllnsi Glnupnraiiinz ,V Wayne Browning, Pattie Pickens W mat Qgnpenrlzxhle Judy Watkins, Bob Anderson gllllusi jtunliuus Russell Braswell, Ann Holt E251 Pressed QHHUEJ Qgepnndahle Linda Peoples, Gary Anderson O8 muniur jlllnsi iiurlinus Sherrie Adams, Johnny Payne whiff M111 must Qluurieuwa gllllnsi Glnuperaii Wlllard Fletcher, Lmda Muncy gllflnsi glfun Dwight Braswell, Suzanne Vernon 10 0 QHH 1 Q 25251 Pressed Madolyn Kimbrell, George Vaught mai Qlunrienus Jill Bounds, Robert Taylor Snphumnre must Stadiums Joan Dawson, Donald Buchanan M1115 3951111 54111111541 glfun must Gluuperaiiinz Annette Kelly, Randy Spa1'kS gllllnsi Bnpendahle usi Glnuperaiine Daryl Drum, Sue Florence mai Egepnndahle 1 V3 53 Bobby Sparks, Linda Mitchell 2 Q 7 res man est 4 resized Johnny Jones, Louise Mitchell ' Emhlfff M1111 gllflnsi Stadiums Rita SC1'1I9.dE, I31'1'16S FiSh61' gllllusi glfun Sandra Archer, Bobby Sparks mai Gluurienns Daryl Drum, Marilyn Lee SENIOR CLASS Richard Ross Party Pickens 7 zmnriins FRESHMAN CLASS David Holden Sandra Archer SWK? SOPHOMORE CLASS Harold Chenault Linda Smith Halentine 09112211 Marilyn Wimpee 1 1 6 Escort: Dwight Braswell Cgnhilvznvn ,Q Z- wx Alix 0 N 3 N3 , Q, ,lv N .27 X ,G X Ann Holt W1SdOm Shirley Trent Drama 3 X DX ff m ,,.Mm WW' 'Li ,--Q5 'W 5'm,W mmm ng. .iw 3 f A 43. ,, M. on . 'a6 A .. , w 09 1 5? 1 f-1 1 s.-n-. 4. Mary Jean Smith - Typing A1111 Holt - Bookkeeping Lois Ann Harris - Shorthand Rita Schrade - General Business Judy Watkins - Band -we-mum, 9 Sherrie Adams - Homemaking 4 s hflll V E -if, gg, ,fx , ew ' ' ,Q , a Q 3 ii , 4, ' f M - 4 Ioan Dawson - World History and English II Charlene Rodgers - English IV 19 Fighting Heart Award Steve Spafford Sportsmanship Award Robert Atkins CG? M ED ,x I ,xx f fff,N Vi' J JW xl fxVX Rf - XX ,X lj X X K K 'LL X, 3 iw 1 H QMMMMN T515- Gmganizaiinns 4 rum illlllajur v 122 SUE MAYS Judy Watkins Madolyn Kimbrell E 'D ul Sandy Mitchell Head Twirler Linda Dudley A1111 Crowell f F 2 linda Cimlunng earl Gllqeerlearler Yea Team Fight! Yea Team Fight! Yea team, -- Yea team -- Fight, Fight, Fight! Orange Team fight -- White Team fight -- Orange Team -- White Team -- Fight -- Fight -- Fight! wuPk l.1 lh f' ,A , Susan Coyle L1nda Mnzchell L- Glhnerlwrlers Marilyn Wimpee Annette Kelly . L l... H unkfnall 253311 inhnnl jillajnreiies ff 1 6 41? 2, J? 4 lf QQ an U 7 igfiy J , . me? ffwgmmwwseg wxgx FQ, ik we 9 f ,,.f 5 I M9 11148 ei f 1 ,125 2 Q, ., f , n W, ,,, -, 1 +,:f5ffLWf sax 4, 'PW gk Z' T225 ie Pixie eerlwders 5 1 li Y gf , Q. 5 wx A ti me fir ,G ,ff Susan Coyle Linda Muncy Marilyn Wimpee Linda Mitchell Annette Kelly 127 fi .... . f' ,, gg . 4 .f..' f 2fi1'--:ifsffvf ' L R 5 3 J:- L 5' S 1 -F .. if 1 N f , 'U f . ' Q L N , . 2 - ' , ,, M , Zig? k H ii 'Q ' . -MMM N' W-M 'Wm' X 1,-.AM.,gv A X - 55 K a e' Q ,m,. 2 J 3 1 '51 1 1 -sf Wwwww I Q w SWE s V3 7 . 7 . . GBffi1:ers i is if am .Q of. S3 N 'gi V gl Viv:-I'msidcm - - .ml M is this ,Sis li f NGK Riley, Cuilins, Mooney, Spafford, Starr, Lindop and SWEETHEART Madolyn Kimbrell. gif. flmfinzrzrs 5921553593 292 9 Mayo, Jones, Watkins, Coyle, L. Smith, M. Fisher, C. Fisher, Patterson, M. Smith, Nash, Kimmons, Holt, Pickens. N J atiunal nnnr nnieig ziw :, M M. 7. htm. OFFICERS Secretary -- Johnny Payne President -- Gary Anderson Vice-President -- Dwight Braswell Treasurer -- Linda Muncy an MEMBERS -- Browning, Payne, Spillman, Anderson, Braswell, Bryan, Anderson, Holt, 0 Muncy, Stevenson, Jones, Mitchell. nnual Siaff Q 1 1 ,,L, to P . hhoht fx f ' Harris, Sikes, Dean, Smith, Hunnicutt, Bryan and Slaughter. market 351122 Staff Q -Nb Boren, Peck, Holden, Barnhart, Braswell, Nash, Wood, Jordan, Jones, Anderson and Trent ,. , 4 QL' j 9 2 it ' ,L Jill Bounds Shirley Trent Peggy McDanie1s 7-at fl9ffi1:e y ssisianis Gayle Kaufman Kay Hobbs Sherry Young 'P K fag' tha 1 S, Qs: W .53 iam me Q 'S M, ,ri wwf Mary Jean Smith Gale Dean Patti Pickens if ihrarians Ioan Dawson John Bryan Ann Chapm an Wayne Browning Tommy Joe Dudley Lynda Peoples Dianne McClellan Carole Archer Sherry Faries Student Glnunril J SENIOR Susan Coyle and Richard Ross E? SOPHOMORE 134 Robert Taylor and Linda Smith l epreseniaiines 5 . 'M 1 ,, , 4 ,K ylly I' y 1' if iw? 'r ' . s ..kV ,' i V . ., A 5 x JUNIOR Lynda Peoples and Mike McCallum l FRESHMEN Sue Florence and Johnny Jones Student Glnumzil 'Nauru-. ,+R jx .cya XM Harris, Smirh, Bryan, Mitchell, Seoretaryg Brennan. QSTANDINGJ: Peoples, McCallum, Florence, Jones, Smith, Taylor, Coyle, Ross. 511162111 Cluunril Qmfiners , rw? Mm K 51 2 x X, QL 'J 3 fk rg,:,'! ,,iI T' -1,,f - E r NX ' gi Bryan, Presidentg Smith, Vice-President, Mitchell, Secretary, Harris, Treasurer. 135 'Hep Squad Campbell Mitchell Kelly Crow Kaufman Coyle Pend ergrass Spillman Muncy Wimpee Downs Boren Meleud ez Young Lee Massey Reeves Welk Piper . and iss Ezmrl V . 51 1 , ,, 1 .,L-, I M gg 4 Vh an Q , gs , lv -sk , , .King 4 I 1 sz ' V, Tommy Dudley Judy Watkins 8 unkfnall ffligh Snlyunl Band g S Directed by: J P. B. Castleberry W Y nnkfnall igh Snhnnl arrhing 'Band if Band Director P. B. Castleberry Bowers, Dudley, Parrigan and O'Nea1. Drum Section Emu! indians Patti Pickens, Sandy Mitchell, Madolyn Kirnbrell, Beverly Shields, fm' Lynn McNiel. Linda Dudley, Dwight Canup, Wayne Foster, Paul Canup, Wayne Eubanks, Larry Earwood. Pam Hargrove, Suzie Enlow, Sandra Archer, Beverly Barnes, Toni Lofland, Zoe Dudley. Band Sentiuns Linda Smith, Kay Peterson, Patricia Thompson, Margo McCurry, Jane Hairston, Farrel Drum. Suzanne Vernon, Francie Pickens, Bobby Sparks, Charlotte Smith, Tashia Jayroe, Dianne Myers, Kathy Adams, Cynthia Cunningham, Virginia Daniel. Judy Watkins, Harriet Martin, Louise Mitchell, Sue Mays Mike Seabolt, Janis Holt, Ann Crowell, Jody Lofland. 2 and Qmfiners any ' Dudley, Smith, Watkins, Payne. ii Band Director: P. B. Castleberry LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Smith, Kay Peterson, Rodger Humprey, Johnny Payne, Judy Watkins, Sue Mays, Sandy Mitchell, Johnny Dudley, Linda Harrell, Dianne Myres, and Suzanne Vernon. C5 W Q vx 'V' XMX 4556 X X x X xv X gg X 7 ':i': x I wiilelfg 5 iw, NN 'X N xQ i Tl, MMMMMN Sparta Joe Spafford Raymond Ray Tackle Tackle i E lglzmn Earns October 19, 1962: The Rockwall Yellowjackets journeyed to Plano for the District 11- AA opener. Our greatest grudge game of the year, we found Plano tough and well coached as usual. Plano drew first blood early in the first quarter and had a 7-0 lead. This seemed to fire Rockwall and the Jackets came roaring back. Cade scored first. A J. Anderson was good for the 2 points. With fine deception, Jackie went all the way from P1ano's 34. Nedt was Cade from the 3 yd. marker and the half ended with Rockwall leading 22-7. In the third quarter, J. Anderson carried 47 yards for the TD with Cade kicking the extra point. Rockwall scored next on a pass from Cade to B. Anderson. Barnes kicked the extra point. THe final TD was a 90 yd. run by G. Anderson with a 2-pointer fol- lowing. Final Score: Rockwall -- 44, Plano -- 7. Robert Atkins Steve Spafford Center Glnmmerne October 26: It was sudden death on TD's by J. Anderson and Noel. Rockwall had El 12 point ' lead with the game only,90 sec-onds old. ,Next it was a Cade pass to B. Anderson Haliback for the third TD. Then Cade to I. Anderson for another TD. l Rockwall kicked ofi' in the second half and recovered the fumble. I. Anderson went in for the score and Barnes kicked the extra point. The final TD was a Cade pass to Spillman. Commerce scored late in the 4th quarter making final score: R.-- 39 -- C 6. 2 Q- 's I ie 3-' 5 X , 3 3 A11 E V9 I .51 ...., , . . in dx ,. . I Q : K .2 i 5 Q 3- V , t-,H w r x ' ' S T -f Fw 1 ., , ,. -: YS Ja? sujggxgigtkl wi, Q E5 3. M 1' 41 .5 W5 Ak fi 74' , 1 s V Q. K A iso fL.7g1ff,h-fi.i:3x'M5 fx ,,j,E,g5f k' xo2a,g-Ziff. tflfj'-f' Mi .J A .K .K of r, M. ,crs Q ' W Q 5 5 'yilsiifil ZW? fi QA 'AAT ' .-'A F-. wif Vf l 5 322 5s-T i f ,.:. Q i - , H i 145 4nn - nnptr 115 Qfintkfzxall Bob Anderson End James Crow End ' November 16, 1962: After a very slow start, the Jackets scored 2 TD's in the first half. R. Atkins turned in a wonderful 46 yard run for the first one. J . Ander- son contributed the 2 pointer. Barnes blocked a Cooper punt, gathered in the ball, and raced 44 yards for the other score. Rockwall poured on the steam in the last half. I. Anderson scored on a short pass from Cade. Cade got the 2 pointer. FB G. Andesorn blasted through the Cooper Defense and went 40 yards for a TD. Atkins converted shortly thereafter, and raced 44 yards for another score. The final score of the night was a 91 yard journey by HB Marc Noel with the half of a key block by Spillman. Final Score: Rockwall - 43 Cooper - O by Harold Chenault Gary Anderson f p A Tackle ' Fullback, F I . x ' . ' W x - A u ' w. . DUNCANVILLE GAME r November 23, 1962: The Jadkets took on the Duncanville Panthers at Williams 1Sta- diuflil in Garland for the Bi-District Champ ionship. The result of a Cad to Anderson pass which hugged the sideline and out- distanced the Duncanville 's selcondaryl to cross the double stripe, gave the Jackets a 7-0 lead for the halftime scorf. Atkihs kicked the extra point. y 5 The Jackets gained possession of the ball on their own 5, and then went 95 yds.2 on a series of plays for the TD byj Ji. Ander- son carrying over from the 2. The Pah- thers lost 2 yds. on a series of plays arid punted out. 'The Jackets fought' back for 70 yds. and a third TD by Cade. Again Atkins' kick was good. T R Rockwall's fourth TD was made by ljloel and 3 plays later a 4 yd. pass from Terry to Crow in the end zone. A v Final Score: Rockyvall -- 27 Duncanville - O Q 2 - l N K l l l E l 1.1, ..- N . 'V me AQ ,. 4 ,, L W? '. Y xiii M. Q 1 Q 1 W lj, ,Q J. .W , in . It was a perfect night for football in the Gopher Bowl at Grand Prairie when our Rockwall Yellow jackets' matched their thiry-two man squad against the high-rated Iacksboro Tigers. ' ' ' Eight-thousand fans packed the stadiumspthat Friday night to see a game which left both sides in a daze. Jacksboro struck- by us first after recovering a fumble on our own fifteen yard line. Wheelis was the player responsible for the touchdowng and Leach made it 8-0. This did not remain long. After one drive had died on the Jacks boro 14, our Jackets marched 45 yards in 5 plays with Marc Noel adding the final I tonches from the 3: Tommy Norman Cade then passed to Bobby Anderson to tie the score at 8-8. A few minutes before the end of the first half Wheelis connected with Winton on the 1. From there Wheeliscarried it across and passed to Baker to make it 16-8 at half time. A - N . ' L After intermission the Rockwall offense and defense really 'began to click, but the game ended with the ball on the 11 yd. line. - Rodney Smith Tommy Cade Halfback Quarterback 149 Randy Sparks Harold Chenault Kenny Terry Marc Noel Mike McCallum 162 2 Jackie Anderson Halfback Mike McCallum Halfback Raymond Ray Tackle Jimmy Spillman End W Kenny Terry Quarterback Dwight Braswell Tackle Woody BarnesA Guard Bill Crow End Randy Sparks Center Randy Lemmons End Gary Watkins Quarterback George Vaught Tackle Pl F H . h fry' 1 1 lk: T Lakai-sis.. .1 . gzk. Q -. - E ::.. - Q A-L 'S ' 'rs 1 is Bobby fKi1lerJ Cantrell l Bobby Kaufman Position End - End Tackle Center Back 1962 TIMES HERALD! ALL-DISTRICT 11-AA! First Team Jam es Crow A Bobby Anderson Woody Barnes Tommy Cade Jackie Anderson Honorable Mention Harold Chenaulr Robert Atkins Gary Anderson Wei ght 1i5 185 urs 195 137 l Y Class Senior Senior Junior Senior Junior Albert Payton Tackle Ronnie Burton Halfback M. F. Fannin F ullback 15 I l 1 s Q 1 s s 7 ighiing Eellnfnjzxnzknisf' BACK ROW: Noel, S. Spafford, J. Spafford, Atkins, J. Crow, B. Anderson, D. Braswell, Jones, Vaught, Seal Crow. CENTER: Chenault, Rely, R. Braswell, Ross, Smith, Dooley, Cade, Spillman, G. Anderson, Terry, St FRONT ROW: Sparks, Lemmons, Fannin, J. Anderson, McCallum, Burton, Barnes, Payton, Kelly. SEASON SCHEDULE Jackets . . 0 Wilmer Hutchins Jackets . . .32 Royse City. . Q' Jackets . . .35 Lancaster . . Jackets . . .55 Rylie . . . Jackets . . .34 'Seagoville . Jackets . . .44 Plano. . . . Jackets . .39 Commerce . . Jackets . J .34 Lewisville . Jackets . . .51 Whitesboro . . Jackets . .43 Cooper . . . . Jackets . .27 Duncanville . . Jackets . .16 Jacksboro . . V The Jackets of '62-63 showed a lot of spirit and fight in the games of the season. Never did the Jacket: let down, but they always gave it all their effort. Every Jacket fan can be extremely proud of the boys an the fine showing they made for us this year. 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Come on Jackets! b w FRP HIIQ 1 x Robert -- James Tommy -- Robert Robert Tommy Maw b P 5 m 'N N-7 k R Cheerleaders Majorettes Smile 180 Marching Band M W P' Q Qilnsiallaitnns STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS , I WX F.H.A. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 5 iurlenis fI9ff Guard Mary M fm, ,asa ggi fi , 059' E535 if QS EQ N5 'W' N 2 'wi ' ,A M, , ,x .I 4 4 . Aja.. ' av ff fy ,5- fg 112 'QF' - -Eff .. . ,ffl . - -, x,, :,+xf:':2i- , saw- ur: ' .4-, . :z Z: . , +- -H . 'f'f:.,. 1' . f Vfeaw 'aa ,J ' V 1 Pg w.ff.5,w,x ,vc ,4 ,,A,.,u Nw, :V Wai' isfuffd- Lid W'3I1'tf' Q ' Q 4 , V ,Bla-iQ?h?f iii! ,xv 457, T 5?x v 2,7 Vx, Wg, :if Going up? To study -- or not to study. . Working hard Wa yne Vs yi. 4. - fr' 5 MK Off guard? W 1 82 Gale The serious type Q 'Robinf 1 L, ' 1 WOW! 4 unnzzrnnilln Friendly teachers Sleepy girls? Band and cheerleaders gg 9 ,, 4 - , . , ,Hwy ml wfwll. - 9 H e Q ,.N,, 4LV, ,,,,5 , , H V ' I f',4.! 8 Zih M awww ,,lWl A l Majorettes Fans and cheerleaders 18 8 15211 allies QW 5 XTX E Qfiegginnal FRP allg ROCKWALL FIGHTING YELLOW JACKETS Sue -- Twirling Cheerleaders Yea!!! 8 r r- ,Uarlzshnru Pleasant surprise COSICU N Captains Qehool song 8 After Snake Dance - Everybody looks pooped! Back to school nakn Pause 4 wing qgzxranle .,b. L ,, i e sf Z.. v5fal?5 V Q + eeeee e e 4 ffeziiffligg gggf Q. . iggiiil ,i i e e , 5 A mmhna ' MH!! Remembered Sign N Tired but HQPPY 18 nake Pants PAYNE FURNIYURE G APPLI A NCES ., A ubq I h Q I ' 1 T- iff U A . '- XL 'AAwA'L 5 A:'i i M ' 5 L 2 3 X . . , 5 v I I 11. k wg, f K ss nu fp S S, S E ,, 53 is s I F 5 5 S 1 X I nwwxmg lw asf: -J - --ff: -f -:ww-ff Iiwfmfu :ff ellufn Eankei gif Okay, Boys, Let's Try To. . . . .... . avanRF'? h. SHR. Scram! Gee, I Hope We Win. Move! Go! Team, Go! 2 Let Go Of Me HALFTIME li' Kick Off Rest Period Let Me Get It 33 Eu cfs Bu M2332 man ' 1 i Q Qlhrtsimzw N 1 I N i Right -side -up Up -side -down Balcony scene 1 A y ' - f ,.f1 X ssss y V i i X, y ' Y y y -1 iiiii 'glilflif 5 'f 'V ,f .mf V 'A Q: n f , mm , ' f , Q fsfiin, Qfiqszit 55- Lf W -n u.v , f- - . I My , ffw-,fjw,,, 1 V if ' U 'W X se 11, ' X tx , hs' ,M ,, ,af , .iff -f'- 2 if 'I nf. .' ' ' Q WN, fm New-f'F ' ,N -1 f.., , 5' 22m:2'55Z' h .:':,4'1 V ,,. . - e , V 'K L ,. ,Q-A 2421, 4 . ' 'Q . . W,M,,,,,Ai.MA www -.,.v, .,,,, , ,f Think maybe they were posing? 1 i Qfhrisimas niiniiiez- '62 Christmas Tree xvfaxx J , 4 Surprise Thinking Having Fun? Hamp! What did you get? Merry Christmas 1 Whar does Gary say? Martha and Mrs. Lowe Sophom ores Second Childhood Noche de Paz Navidad , Navidad ----- Well- - -ER- -- SH Jackie Ken and Jackie nnkfnall Ziish Gifhvnl 4 amuus QHBIIPIB . J F13 iii , 4 LL.1f. i f S . V xv 3 3? 3 PP ib 3 T5 I' 12 3311 Q Glimpses of the Valentine Queen and her court V 4 L Q I ii 202 S3 ,... was - ,ww r LAW-.,...v-ff 1 N Ann Harris Iimmy Darr Judy Watkins Paul Bryan i Rodney Smith Kenneth Pendergrss i Mary Wood y Mary Hunnicut Judy Price Mary Jean Smith 203 - X f 5 Q 52 it R . ii A ., . - 1 N g x xxx . 4 ,f. :ai fi .. 55:5 ey Q yr . Q. N l . ff? f sw 204 ' 255 , X X Q Rl 4 W, . S David Adams , Sandy Mitchell Eva Mae Sikes i l Richard Ross Gale Dean Q: E Bertha Barnhart s Robin Slaughter 205 rw, m .1 ,- gmfp-W ,,,,,yf,waWM fiw x ' ,A 'Q :S 4 . , ,V WM + 9 , I W ,, if QV W k .. fw -kiyqw' ' , F?-. W fe 'f: , 'f Qef '.'-' WE ' Wig 'f 1 ,336 M. A , fm, , .,, 5 W w ZH, ,. J f swfrg W V' AL N R 3, if l1 N David Karr Linda Holden John Bryan AUD H011 Y Sue Mays Joe Spafford Raymond Ray Shirley Trent Jimmy Crawford 207 'if' fx-. 1, ,, Robert Atkins James Croxw Bob Anderson Shirley Jordan Virginia Jones Peggy Parrigan Charles Lemmond Wayne Browning 4 X, f I fi Russell Braswell Ann Holt 20 GN M Q -K x Vg f J All Xa !XMx gg? Rf I xx 5 ,. imma ff L Qs. is N 5 L I x Ebi-AA L Q A I sd, MMMMMN jluninr Cigigh fy ' A ! sf' n I 1 N 4 Y X I , 'Q 1 i f If L V 4 4. Sl Q Q Nui Al 1 ,A L X f 1 JA ' Ain ' th J ,ff 1 Z' 1 i Al -il xl I Ll gluniur igh itltnnl lgrintipal I wish to congratulate the faculty, student body, and especially the Jacket staff, whose efforts and cooperation have made this publication possible. May this splendid record of school activities serve as a revival of many happy memories of the school we all love so dearly, and may we all realize, as the years pass, how very profitable these moments have been in shaping our lives. 1446 l sg Qllass QBffin:ers Wa President Betty Frazier, Reporter Brenda Schilling, Secretary Sue Ann Rosenbalm, Vice-President J Lynn Davis, Treasurer Donnie Peoples SE Gilman GBffirers ' S i 1 5 U. ki 3 V Treasurer Beverly Sheilds, Reporter Francie Pickens, Secretary Dianne Myers, President Sue Jones, Vice-President Kathy Adams 212 - W f David Florence Betty Frazier Ronnie Harper Larry Harris Helen Hartman Jimmy Holt Jerry Hutchison Linda Kay Jacobs Tony layroe Earl Barnhart Mike Barringer Jerry Cauble Randy Daniels I. Lynn Davis Rita Evans Bill Jones Eddie Lewis Joanne Miles lane Murley Donny Peoples Fred Peoples Mike Rodgers Sue Rosenbalm Brenda Shillings Andy Spence Connie Styles Mary Watson Pete Winkfein Billy Zackary Joe Bob Bennett Susie Enlowe Pam Hargrove Linda Hobbs Dale Hutchison Sue Jones Newman Loflaud Cathy Lindsey Wanda McDonald Lynne McNeal Kathy Adams Linda Allen Carolyn Burnside Vara Crowell Sue Cullins Zoe Dudley .1 nfs! Dianne Myres Doris Patton Joe Peddie Francie Pickens Delores Ramon Peggye Roan Q Mike Seabolt Beverly Shields Bob Smith Charlotte Smith Carl Staton Bonnie Styles Don Thomas Claude Wilkerson Ann White 9 Glass Q9ffin:ers Wing Reporter, Tippy McKayg President, Wayne Parks: Vice-President, Gary Emerson: Treasurer, Jo Ann Vank: Sec- retary, Dianne Watkins. 7? 0112155 flBffin:ers Z President Susan Herringg Vice-President Pam Adams: Secretary, Shirley Bowers, Reporter, Nelda Bowman: Treasurer, Linda Harrell. 217 in sw H X we 2 my v 4 5 V +5 ,ff Of , f ' s U4 F ff x? ,S S cigars ML, WWE ' ' 1, ka 'Y ?i?f!5fE,:5x ' ' , V 1 il 1 ' I xi sg Q , K N sig? sge ' ' V ,, V wuz, lv .W V . Wag W is fs ai HFS 3 A ws 1, '37 2 xlfirifs i ' P1 218 . S .vw f ' J J syyy as C H .' . l vi Qifggfffli ,if fig- .. 1 ' k , ' - r , J C ,V Mike Moore Tippy McKay Jerry McClure Wayne Parks Lupe Pecina i Allen Rodgers f 7 J Johnny Savage D avid Shield s 1 , . J Rickly Stevens A W X g J? a :ti i f mf Aww 511 , if 84 i 1 Wm if ' ff f.,EM.l . ,W Y 1, at-,. .. 1 b I mi .-,l i wig f f ,J kqgaw mm , gi V. H: M, . qw 2 L Q, J .sz x 1 3 5 Uv f 2 A ' 2,55 sq ' ,QE sf 19 4, is A Y- 1 John Wood Melvin Thomas Joanne Vanks Dianne Watkins Dorothy Brooks Jim Cade Cynthia Collins Steve Crawford Susie Davis Gary Emerson Sherry Harris Dwain Hubbard Monica Joppie Jesus Melendez James Mills David Mooney Betty Webb ROCKWALL JUNIOR Alex Williams if Pam Adams Beverly Barnes Darlene Barnhart Darlene Boss Shirley Bowers Nelda Bowman Rodney Braswell Glenda Butler Paul Canup Cathy Cornelius Nelda Cummings Linda Herrell GH CHEERLEADERS F 3 2 2 Eddie Heath Susan Herring Betty Horton Gene Lindop Jody Lofland we ,.V., X l,,.. , M.. 7 rr , ,, . az.. ,r 2, ' - fffffiiff 'F' W 'Z A if W 14,3 Qi fs 2 ww Isrggggwgsggsvf , ss rfsQ5QCg5,g K? ,,l, I :',. Z X 4 leal' li , . .L ,, Francis Melendez 1 V Dan Mlddleron me - f t ff . Q, V I ,an ,, Y fs ,. . -1 :,,- gf A Ak m y - ,Nw . 5 .,w ',,f Q2 A if ,, Brenda Pecina H 1 far ,W rf V Ruben Pec1na J an 0 . tx A Hman, le f . Mary Shipp V Donny Stevens e ' A' agf f H . 'Q Q tifw, EZ: e ,ak .523 is 'bw' il f -l4?:f:.:. 22 W E -vw Peggy Vanhoose Mary Williams Horace Stevens Q? R sv- 'M' w 49' WE 'gb Q' ,Uuninr High Easkeihall Umm Coached by Coach Wisdom , M ED V X X X ' ' N fy I - N l -1 ----1----H-2-+-2-If f X , , W i f i k P N U Tfii' N xX 'ik .QQ R I . X x X 'L Qsrlnnrtisemnni l gi MMMMN 22 ipnrismanship . .Robert Atkins. . Texas Aluminum Company salutes Robert Atkins, Senior 1963, as the recipient of their 1962 Good Sportsmanship Award This is the eighth annual award given to the outstanding senior of the year. The presentation was made at the annual football ban- quet held in February, 1963. It is presented to the senior who has shown outstanding leadership, sportsmanship qualities while competing as well as overall outstanding good character- istics in school and the community. n Srlynlarship . . Judy Webb . . Miss Judy Webb, graduate of the 1962 Class, received the 32000. OO Texas Aluminum Scholarship last year. She is enrolled at East Texas State College, majoring in Home Economics. Other Rockwall High School graduates who have received the scholar- ship are Bobby Springer, A and M College: Betty Lou Benbrook, Paris Junior College: Johnny Dudley, North Texas State. 2 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ROCKWALL OSTEOPATHIC CLINIC DR . SHERMAN SPARKS DAIRY QUEENS OF GARLAND The Treats Best Ever First 5 Miller BR 8-9611 and IAcross From High School BR 6-5682 Best Wishes LEONARD'S GARAGE Fate, Texas PA 2-3717 Compliments of HENNIG'S GARAGE Rowlett, Texas D 8 G HARDWARE 5 GIFT SHOP 8307 Westchester Drive Dallas 25, Texas Phone EMerson 8-7669 Dolly and Gordon Walton FABRIC HOUSE, INC. 8317 Westchester Dr. Dallas 25, Texas Dress Fabrics Trimmings Patterns Rental Sales SKEFFINGTON'S HMen's Formal Wear Telephone EM 1-6866 7023 Berkshire Lane Dallas, Texas 1 ARNOLD 5 MORGAN PIANO CO Store No. 1 Store No. 2 510 Garland Rd. Ferguson BR 6-6579 DA 1-2954 BR 6-5908 Garland, Texas Dallas, Texas 22 The Fhsf State Bank ROCKWALL, TEXAS YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Cogrtltos S r MILLER'S J L Ft Focus RQCKWALI VETERINARY A Y th 9 Y t CLINIC R k U T R k ll T Cpl t If KLLITTS MGTOR CO. Ath CIM yDl R R II T Congratulations, Seniors From 62393, LC E 5 U 39 IS OUR f FIRST UGH1 D. R. FLORENCE AND ELECTRICAL CONTRCTCDRS CO. Rockwall, Texas Compliments of JWEWS THE RocKWALL TEXAS succisss of at -MLW 'Devoted to the best interest of Rockwall since l883 sggiw-M-VESQQZ? Printers Publishers 230 ROAN'S WASHATERIA coin-operated automatic laundry open 24 hours daily, except Sunday during Church hours Self-Service or we will do your laundry attendant on duty 6 days a week Phone PA 2-88ll 6 a.m. to L+ p.m. 6l3 Rusk Street Rockwall, Texas CLocated in front of High Schooll TERRY PLUMBING S PUMPS Myers Pumps I s 1 C1 s Rlumbing Fixwr P p 1 SI PA 2-3560 R 14 II 1 I C pI t 1 of 1 SMITH'S DRY GOODS PA 2-3232 R 14 II ROCKWALL MEDICAL CLINIC Congratulations, Seniors PENNY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Greenville, Texas MARESH STUDIO HYour Portrait is a Gift That Only You Can Given Portraits Commercial Pictures Ready-Made Frames Frames Made to Order Terrell Texas Congratulations Seniors RALPH HALL AND FAMILY JACOBS DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Cold Storage Call For and Deliver Pnone PA 2-AZAI Congratulations to the Seniors II6 N- SBD -IGCIDFO From RAY, LOUISE, AND PAM HARGROVE Rockwall Texas 232 Compliments of Congratulations, Seniors HERMOINES B. F. CRAWFORD Terrell Rockwall Rockwall, Texas iCongratulations, Seniors . I T Congratulations, Seniors Q STEPHENSON'S INSURANCE from T AGENCY Rookwall Texas DR- GLENN Congratulations, Seniors J. H. DUDLEY T EQHCW 2 PA 2-H282 Rockwall, Texas 2 i HARVEST FARM SUPPLY Best Wishes Seniors . I Fertilizer Dry and ll'lSeCtiCideS We clean - buy - sell PA 2-3301---R k 11, T All kinds of supplies T OC Wa eXaS Box 66 Rockwall PA 2-4528 Compliments Compliments of of M 8 R GROCERY ROAN'S MOBILE STATION PA 2-4202 Rockwall, Texas WALL'S JEWELRY Congratulations Seniors v, , MAYO BARBER SHOP , JQEX 1 XIX Rockwall, Texas Rockwall PA 2-4528 254 PEOPLE'S AUTO MART BUY W SELL A TRADE HBEST USED CAR BUY ANYWHEREH PA 2-4324 ---- lll N. Goliad Compliments of ANDREW AND MARTIN HARDWARE CO. H. W. CJayl Andrew- Harry Martin Property Owners Hardware 8 Plumbing Fixtures PA 2lh3ll Rockwall, Texas Compliments of CADE IMPLEMENTS COMPANY Rockwall, Texas R. 8 R. VARIETY STORE Headquarters for School Supplies Rockwall, Texas ROCKWALL FLOWER 8 GIFT SHOP HSay it with flowersu Let Them Be Ours Phone PA 2-3342 Rockwall 2 Compliments of SHORTY RODGERS BARBER SHOP Jewelry and Watch Repair Rockwall, Texas 36 Compliments of PIKE'S SERVICE STATICDN Highway 67 and Heath Road COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHWEST AGRICU LTU RE SUPPLY CO. ROCKWALL, TEXAS BtWl'1S .lAYROE'S SERVICE STATIONS T L t udp 205 202SthGld c pl 11 c pl t F f WILLIAMS LUMBER CODP GW COMPANY Rkll T Rkll T Compliments of J. R. MEAZLES GRCJCERY HThe Friendly Storeu Phone CH 5-3424 Rowlett Texas lCongratulations, Seniors T IVA'S BEAUTY SHOP Rowlett, Texas SCHRADE SUPPLY 8 PLBG. CO. Phones CH 5-330A 5 CH 5-33M7 Rowlett, Texas Crane 5 American Standard Plumbing Compliments of J. E. COYLE GIN A Owner - W. H. Coyle Rowlette, Texas SMITHEAST SEPTIC SYSTEMS Ruthbery Water Tanks Plastic Pipes Full Line Hardware VERNON SCHRADE MASTER PLUMBER STATE OF TEXAS 2 Day 394-5934 Night 394-5820 Used Auto Parts For All Cars We Buy Junked Cars HI WAY WRECKING YARD Parts for all makes and models 24 Hour Wrecker Service B. B. Nelson Highway 78 Owner Wylie, Texas Compliments of KING KOHL DAIRY MART Wylie, Texas Complete Beauty Service Call 394-5340 LORENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Wylie, Texas Custom slaughtering 5 processing meats WYLIE LOCKER PLANT 394-5405 Wylie, Texas HWhen you think of flowers.. Think of oursu WYLIE Flower and Gift Shop MARTHA KING W A W BOB KING Day or Night Box 423 Phone 394-5837 WYI le, TGXGS WALKER MOTOR CO. HA Good Place To Traden One Block South of Water Tower 2lOl S. Garland Ave. Garland, Texas 240 Prices are lowest at Rick's No Interest-No Carrying Charge Furniture Carpets BR 8-8lll RICK'S FURNITURE COMPANY Garland Shopping Center Garland, Texas HWe cater to the finest parties ERNIE'S PIT BAR-B-Q l Ernie Carroll-Owner 28l2 Lee Street Greenville Phone GL 5-A730 Texas Compliments of TREDWAY FURNITURE Greenville, Texas y LITTLE BROS. AUTO SALE Congratulations Seniors ROSS CLARK GROCERY Uwe Trade to Trade Againu and Used Cars Greenville, Texas I Greenville Texas Compliments of Shoes for the Entire Family BERNIECE'S BEAUTY SHOP STEPHENSON'S SHOES y Greenville, Texas GL 5-7A99 2825 Jones Greenville, Texas PAYNE BROTHERS FURNITURE 5 APPLIANCES AComplete Home Furnisningsn For Newlyweds Caddo Mills, Texas THE PUMP HOUSE Fairbanks-Morse and Ruth-Berry Water Systems Sales and Service Repair All Makes Water Pumps SPORTING GOODS--LIVE BAIT Owner-James Rowe 6lOl Wesley St. Greenville GL 5-4096 241 SQASURANCF .9 0 'B '9 'la o QRALU OE DTS UDQQQDUGEED ns ,, Q, 5 ' as vaovoosomvue z snnmuoncrofwn NATICDNAL BANK Terrell, Texas Terrell, Texas Compliments of BABOCK BROS. DON'S SHOE STORE Auto Supply Company ll6 East Moore Avenue Jo -379i Terrell, Texas 242 Congratulations Seniors Congratulations, Seniors SPAFFORD'S GROCERY NOEL NELSON Rockwall, Texas Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of i BUFORD DRUG STORE CHRIS CAFE I Terrell, Texas Terrell, Texas I , H. K. RUTLEDGE DRUGS Kelvlnator Home Appliances Service to the Sick Terrell, Texas Prescriptions - Drugs Cosmetics - Gifts Rutledge Drug Store II9 East Moore Ave. CAUGHRAN FURNITURE CO. i Complete Stock of HModern Home Furnisningsu Terrell, Texas Jo 3-A466 Bass Drug co. l , 2Ol W. Moore Dial JO 3-3A53 JO 3-3311 I . TERRELL FEDERAL SAVINGS I Compliments of AND WILSON'S I D LOANS Furniture Co. 206 West Moore -l-6I'I'ell, Texas Jordan 3-5562 I Terrell Texas I Compliments of I DR. LEINART, MULL, FIGUEROA i Terrell, Texas 243 ANDERSON AND CLAYTON FUNERAL HOME Service Above Selfu Terrell, Texas Forney Mesquite Congratulations, Seniors COmDiimeOf5 OT MR. ALLEN DAIRY QUEEN Terrell, Texas Terrell, Texas Compliments of McELROY'S Terrell, Texas Distinctive Apparel For Women and Cnildren UNIQUE CLEANERS HHandlers of Fine Fabricsu Terrell, Texas W. A. Davis JO 3-37ll Owner UCall U9 2 THE MAN'S SHOP UBrands You Know Besv Terrell, Texas Congratulations, Seniors ' ALEXANDER HOSPITAL, INC. Terrell, Texas I E. D. PATTERSON I Manager SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY West Side Square, Garland, Texas E. L. SMITH 5 SHELLY CORNETT IOA First Street BR 6-658O I Phone: BR 6-6559 ,I , GarIand, Texas Fabrics -- --Notions I I H. W. JONES I Compliments of HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. I STERNIS Since I899 I Fashions and Shoes Gariand, Texas IGarIand Shopping Center 519 Ph. I State St. BR 6-6I9A I I I DR. RALPH M. LINDSEY I FURNITURE REFINISHING JESSE DELA GARZA M' D' Refrigerators Sprayed I to Match Built-ins G F1 d Te S HSatisfaction Guaranteedu I a an , xa I Garland, Texas BR 6-6807 I I I Compiiments of COLE 8 DAVIS CO. I PACIFIC FINANCE CORP. Dry Goods - Shoes - Ciothing I West Side of Square I Downtown Gariand I 6I3 W. Garland Ave. BR 6-6187 Garland, Texas 245 Compliments of CTHZENS STATE BANK HLet us help youH Royse City, Texas Royse City Texas Telephone NE 4-2963 CAMPBELL-GOODMAN TRACTOR CO. Erby L. Campbell-- 309 Main Street John T. Goodman-- Royse City, Texas COOKSTON Paint 5 Body Shop Dependable Service Royse City Congratulations Seniors BEENE GROCERY 5 MARKET Royse City, Texas THE ROYSE CITY AMERICAN Rockwall County's Leading Newspaper Bob and Zaner Robison Compliments of PATTERSON NURSERY 5 GIFTS Royse City, Texas 246 Congratulations Seniors PULLEN AND PRICE Seed Company Royse City NE A-zuzi l EDWARDS G ROGERS , CHEVROLET CO. Y Compliments Of ,, .LL CHEVROLET l RUSTY VAUGHN I A l Hgwy ZO5 Rockwall, Texas l l Compliments ot l Congratulations Seniors ROCKWALL SPECIALTY COMPANY J. R. KLUTTS l Manufacturers of Exterminator Distinctive Decorator l Pillows Rockwall, Texas l Rockwall, Texas l l l Compliments Compliments of of l HCASHH LOFLAND ROCKWALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY l Grocery if Market Manufacturers of Rockwall Texas Aluminum Windows l l l COSNAHAN MOTORS l Ford Parts and Sales l New and Used Cars Service Parts Rockwall, Texas l 247 Congratulations Seniors JOY'S BEAUTY SHOP On Hignway ZO5 Congratulations Seniors From FROSTEE SHOP Pnone PArkway 2-88l3 For Orders To Go Rockwall Texas Compliments of GEORGE CHAPMAN 5 FAMILY CULLINS 4 - WAY GROCERY Congratulations Sen Pnone PA 2-3570 Highway 67 and Heatn iors Road Congratulations Seniors LANNIE STIMPSON Rockwall, Texas Compliments of DALROCK GROCERY Frank 5 Nora Sperl ing 248 Congratulations Seniors ROCKWALL COUNTY ABSTRACTS AND TITLES Mr., Mr. 5 Mrs. A. L. Cross F Compliments of I BENTON WHOLESALE COMPANY ishing Tackles Rockwall, Texas Sporting Goods Compliments of MARSHALL DRIVER Garland, Texas Congratulations, Seniors MR. 8 MRS. B. D. WILLESS Rockwall, Texas E Compliments of Compliments TEXAS OPTOMETRIC of ASSOCIATION DR. EDWARD COPE l406 Forest Lane BR 6-5050 DR. ROBERT DAY 6l2 W. Garland Ave DR. M. D. MONAGHAN ll2 W. Ninth MRS. MCCLORY Optometrists mf,f',,fi 3, f rp! Garland, Texas Qi? W X. I I I I I I O , I I , . . I ll I I . X, t If k-' ' .L , lb ,Aqk , 5 Ti 'ILII I' II .J . 'X I I RGCKWALL DRUG Fountain Service Prescriptions Filled PA 2-4347 Compliments of Compliments of BILL LOFLAND AND FAMILY G. H. VAUGHT S SONS Rockwell Texas 250 SADDLE SHOP I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PAYNE'S BUTANE CO. Service and Welding Supply Rockwell, Texas I I I I ' FIRST NATIO AL BA K l Garland, Texas i Serving Garland And Community l Since l906 l DIRECTORS OFFICERS lWillis C. Brown A. R. Davis, Chairman M. C. Cole R. M. Davis, President iRoland Coomer D. Cecil Williams, Vice-President A. R. Davis Melvin Mitchell, Vice-President iR. M. Davis W. H. Beach, Jr., Vice-President M. S. Hollenshead l A. D. Jackson, Jr. yDonald D. Jones Melvin Mitchell lB. B. Owen Haskell L. Roach iHarry Rolnick H. A. CBudD Walker iD. Cecil Williams ,Joe T. Wood l l H. A. Walker, Vice-President Henry Meazle, Vice-President Carl L. Hendrex, Cashier W. D. Todd, Assistant Vice-President 5 Audi Delbert S. Todd, Assistant Vice-President Joe M. Smolka, Assistant Cashier James Manning, Assistant Cashier Dewayne McCreary, Assistant Cashier Billy Armstrong, Assistant Cashier Bobby R. Roan, Assistant Cashier Mrs. Joyce Garrison, Assistant Cashier Q PENNEY'S HAlNays First Qualityn GARLAND SHOPPING CENTER GARLAND MOTOR PARTS Auto Parts and Machine Shop Service Garland, Texas 702 W. Garland Ave. BR 6-6lOh Congratulations, Seniors MARSHALL'S DRIVE-IN Garland, Texas 252 Compliments of COOPER REALTY CO. Cecil Cooper-Olin Talley Gerald B. Cooper 6l5 West Garland Ave. Garland, Texas Congratulations, Seniors LOBELLO'S Charcoal Burgers BR 8-5354 Garland Compliments of MR. 5 MRS. KENNETH SMITH Best Wishes, Seniors ALCO MANUFACTURING CG. Cnisolm, Texas Best Wishes DERWOOD WIMPEE AND FAMILY CORNER SANDWICH SHOP Rockwall Mary Harvey Best Gin In Royse City COMMUNITY GIN CO. Royse City, Texas HAZEL'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Hazel Douglas, Owner Royse City, Texas Res. M-2608 Bus. 4-2469 Laundry Alterations SHAMROCK CLEANERS NE 4-2ll4 Pickup 5 Delivery Royse City, Texas X 254 JACKET BOOSTERSH ' We Would Like to Thank the Following People for Their Support. WALTON O'NEAL ARBYREE SEABOLT BETTY RLUTTS PAULETTE LOFLAND JIMMY ROOOERS FRANK BUCHANAN REV. S MRS. N. L. JONES CORKY WATKINS BUS SEABOET ERNEST KIMMONS MR. S MRS. JOHN BRYAN, II CLIFF S MARGIE QOATTLEBAUN WAYNE ANDREWS ALFRED PAYNE JAMES POTTER RONNIE TERRY JOE PAT CRAWFORD CAROL A. MCCALLUM BOBBY FREEMAN MR. 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