Rockwall High School - Jacket Yearbook (Rockwall, TX)

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THE 1964 JACKET Published by Rockwall High School Rockwall, Texas Vol. XIX fi' Table of Contents Athletics Administration Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Favorites Organizations Activities Junior High Advertisements V fini? 7 27 33 55 63 69 75 93 109 127 14-3 W , h 12. ,rf H- EIT: yi? rl' 7, , ,f'.r. C K X V - - J 35 1 9 ss- 3 Sym 1 A xy., ' 7 Q, ' iff! ' xxx R ,ygJi1,e: 9 :fig v , P' . , 5 ,..,,, '-, . We eg .f, 4 9 mfg, w. vAv5,AX . r., . H.. A Cai at ,f ' sv' 1 f,?-, i V A, 'I' A , . i s ay. , 'e f f 7- r 5923. es . wh t ' , F 15, WP ' if 1-i - it j r' 4, pi -H12 - ffi , Lf. is i-f-f a 2 ' FTW A , e Q ,., ' M 'f - A ID' l a -' 'ii ' Because this year has been filled with so many and varied activities of Rockwall High School--from the winning of a State Championship in football to the voting of bonds for a new school--it would be ex- tremely difficult, if not impossible, to cite any one individual as contributing most to the growth and progress of our school. It is, therefore, with deep appreciation and great re- spect we dedicate this 1964 JACKET to all the patrons of Rockwall High School, especially to our parents. Your untiring support and encouragement has made this a most memorable year in our school's history. ,9-aff' lf- X.: , . :reefs'a'ea-me 99992-9a'3i 'wsu is . rib? 'Z Wu? P Q iss. -a is C- Siam? Dedication I What Is School? School is where the bus stops to deliver its load, School is a combination of laughter, winning, tears, losing, living flesh and blood known as youth. School is the happy moment when the football sweetheart and valentine queen are crowned, School is a science lab full of mad scientists working on some new formula. School is a place that is one moment quiet serenity until the ring of a bell brings shouting and laughing students pouring into the halls. School is the teacher who trys to get us to learn things we some- how just never get around to learning, School is a lace where we o to esca e from homey where we P 8 P go to greet our friends, School is a parent who expects an A from a C head and usually gets a C from an A head. School is the principal who is always very interested in our reason for being absent the day before. School is bonfires, pep rallies, the colors orange and white, and the Aggie War Hymn. School is football, football, and still more football. School is many things to usg but, it is mainly aplace full of happy memories to us which we hope this yearbook will bring to mind in the years to come, wxgsjaaaf School Is . . . selling magazines and getting to building bonfires . . . throw a pie . . . being honorary cheerleaders . . painting signs . . . enjoying pep rallies on the square . . . loading band instruments . . . presenting keys to victory is K 1' crashing through Dalhart . . . decorating Christmas tree 'PIII' resting UQ for the state game at the Carrousel in Waco . . . not Dallas. . . 5 ..1 f 1 K M ,V . . - K gag' ss- , -is 5, s - . . . W., it 'fi - K , 5,3 ' 'I 2 ., 4 g 6 1 rg ,V W l , n 15 r at , , nf M Y 1 , 3 3 i H, .X S V, in A Q 5 as VS, , , Q , K , n , I 1 .D 'Q as ,L ,,,g.,xQ,Lv4'l , . , 4' 'I mga, it W 4 '- s s 43. ' S' H 14'-' ' S' ,W . ,. '. 4 X, f .Q-, r i 52,4 'wg-'1f'rY '13f1 5 H e?fgf4g's ., , 4 ,gf -' g sf- Q r 4 Q W - Q l t if Els on V r. -In - :.f-Vfwl 5 :. , ' 'P ss f 1 r s r K K , xi :gg-f ' . is in., , .-fl,r,,,,,., . . . V, M .M ' 55' ' -Im? -ski' ,SM-,f.r', :rf fc ' 'fsfiffmiwiz . 'T , . -K r H -1 I+, 0 ' W 'Y if if-fr sw rolling in the snow . . . playing basketball . . . going to contest eating at band banquet u . I entertaining at Public School Week giving skits . . . going to dances . . . having career assemblies . . . waiting for finals . playing baseball after school is dismis sed... thl tics ifggfxwl-IP!-n in jf xx A L14 I 'Tail' .QQ A fg, , ..iF 6gk z , 359 Z' STATE GAME 7 n m - x 5 KNEELING: Woody Barnes, Jackie Anderson, Dwight Braswell, Kenny Terry, Steve Spafford, Freddy Morrow, Tommy Sears, Gary Anderson, Mike McCallum, Jimmy Spillman. CENTER ROW: M. F. Fannin, Tommy Dooley, George Vaught, Donald Buchanan, Randy Sparks, Randy Lemons, Marc Noel, Harold Chenault, Johnny Cullins, Ronnie Burton, Mike Peoples, BACK ROW: Johnny Jones, Wayne Eubanks, Gary Watkins, Dickie Craw- ford, Bill Crow, Bobby Sparks, Jimmy Kelly. State Champs Jackets and Coaches A Team COACH JIM HESS EDDIE GENTRY COACH CLYDE ALEXANDER Manager 8 5 U if F 1. s -1 L 1: -. 5 2 E 1 3 'vb BACK ROW B111 Jones Gerald Foster Eddie Lewis, Jimmy Holt, Pete Winkfern Andy Spence Ronnie Harper CENTER ROW James Pierce Mike Rodgers, Billy Zachary, Dickie Crawford David Florence Bobby Sparks Steve Durham Billy Seay Dewayne Cain. FRONT ROW: Earl Barnhart Larry Harris Wayne Eubanks Johnny ones B111 Crow Jlmmy Kelly Jackie Athey. B Team fa -x -. K 4 xx na Q R ' f M1 f ' ,J 7 ,Q 1 fi was fl 1 'QW In 'gi 7'-Qc J V. M Ag' -we ' f , 1 I ' Aff! sf, ,J M sfyfr 5-Q., B w H X 'YA +54 fi-is if .Af are x has Q X- 4- f ae:-V K y X,,, is-- KILLER Manager GARY ANDERSON Halfback - Fullback A11-State Honorable Mention All-District V if 2 .f DWIGHT BRASWELL A11-District Sportsmanship Award End - 7 - Technique I0 WOODY 7 BARNES Guard Linebacker X A11-State me All-District x A i,Q f I vr. -1.4 -vw. ,,.i.ffs JACKIE g a g A ANDERSON ex? ' K 1 Halfback eeaffff u QQ A11-stare ackets ' 20 A11-District Jackets ' ' ' ' ' - - 12 tif ' Jackets - - - - - - 28 .fj f A -' Jackets - - - - 33 1 Jackets - - - - 36 ffffa' Jackets - - - - - 14 1,5 Jackets - - - - - 28 f' Jackets - - - - 36 in X Jackets - - - - - 44 Jackets - - - L -27 DONALD ' g b Jackets - - - - 40 BUCHANAN ' - Jackets - - - - -26 Tackle - 7 - Tecnique ilackets - - - - 22 Amar i . 'Jackets - - - - ' - - ' 35 Jackets ----- if - - to lm 'Wet ' '- RONNIE BURTON Halfback -' -A ,A ,ga ei- Y'--gf -,56': .:g , ' -:.:e,,g: M y 'NG 6 r I HAROLD CI-IENAULT Tackle 'A11-State A11-District THE sr 'es' TOM DOOLEY Guard All-District -4-K 'YY tcgggrvekv 1 33l,J -iii:-2,1 ,'?iZi,T-L bi - , , -ivivhxt' Tm t f., ug h JOHNNY Wilmer-Hutchins ' 4 - CULLINS Lake Highlands ---- 20 1, '4g,lX Defensive Guard Jancagter ------- 22 ' 5'f--xxx' A11-District Grady Spruce ----- 0 'N-na., 'EA Seagoville ------- 6 H Jlano --------- 6 Commerce ------- 0 3 1 2 1 3 Q12 M. F. C ltes ro 0 ooper -------- Jake Highlands ---- o Fuuback 'acksboro ------- 6 ' H Paul Pewirr ------ 6 - D Dalhart -------- '7 fohn Foster Dulles 'iii run Q? s WAYNE EUBANKS n JOHNNY JONES Tackle RANDY LEMONS Linebacker MA RC NOEL Halfback A11 -State Honorable A11-District I2 JIMMY SPILLMAN End All-District nora e Mention W Ho bl P GARY WATKINS Quarterback KI3 Jackets Taste Revenge in 440-0 Win Over Lake Highlands Jackets get ready for open- ing moments of game with Lake Highlands at Garland. Jackets work hard for victory as Noel steps off yardage. Who says revenge is not sweet? M s' fx We Back Our Jackets Fans look on hopefully with trusty noise- makers. Who could forget Red Noel! Jackets fight for victory on every play. 'mils Q 5 A Girls boost morale of fighting Jackets. All the Way in AA Sparks stretches for the impossible! Pre-Game Planning Provides POSIQ- Head Cheerleader Linda Muncy displays key to victory at Vernon Game Pleasure That one went a little bit too far! .,.. rt: 1? t. Vaught, Dooley, Spillman, and Spafford take a recess and study plays. Marc Noel powers through the middle of Plano's line. JACKETS TOPPLE PLANO FROM TOP TEN People came from at least three different counties to see this so-called District Decider between the Rockwall Yellow- jackets and the Plano Wildcats. There was a total crowd of over 5, OOO spectators that came to see these two strong, fast teams in action, One of District ll-AA's biggest games was captured by our Jackets as they ended the Wildcats' winning streak which began immediately after their last year's 44-7 defeat by J - Q 1 , l W if 0 . ., it-A ,tt fn urn, af ' 4, 'K Roackwall- f ' ssfs as tryrste Q fir Aff Jackie Anderson scored both touchdowns for Rockwall - J 1 ' 4, ii if J Ytl' ,Z if J once on a pass from Kenny Terry and once on a wide sweep. L J J M A Plano was held scoreless until the final twenty-five seconds Jackie Anderson, all alone and heading for ofthe game when Mike Hall scored from 3 yards out. Every pay-dirt. member of the two fine teams gave 100070 on both offense and defense. The final score was: ROCKWALL - 14 PLANO - 6 I Mia Woody Barnes and Kenny Terry see that it's too late for help. I7 ' in .4-1 'fm Q iw. ROCKWALL VS. H. G. SPRUCE Jackie Anderson struggling to free him- self from a Spruce Apache. In the 4th game of the year, Rockwall showed great improve ment and a lot of spirit. Jackie Anderson had a very good night, scoring 26 of the 33 points. His first score was from 15 yards out. His next was from 7 yards out, behind some fine blocking. Gary Anderson, who played an inspired game, scored from 40 yards out. Then Jackie scored again, after which Woody Barnes made a beautiful kick for the extra point. The Jackets final score was on a dazzling 80 yard run by Jackie Anderson. A fine effort was displayed by everyone. V J , : ' T as 1 r,,W,, if x A 7 Marc Noel sneaks past everyone for a Jacket gain. Harold Chenault recovering ball for Rockwall. Johnny Cullins, Freddy Morrow, and Ronnie ROCKWALL VS. LEWISVILLE Lewisville came into the game undefeated in district play, just as the Jackets. The game was marked by Rockwall's stout defense lead by Woody Barnes, Freddy Morrow, Johnny Cullins, Harold Chenault, and Dwight Braswell. The Jacket offense started slowly in the first half by scoring only twice, both times by Marc Noel. Our offense, headed by quarterback Kenny Terry,was quite a bit classier in the second half as we rolled up 20 more points to bring the final score to 36-O. l Burton tell Santa what they want for Christ- mas--STATE CHAMPIONSHIP! Dwight Braswell covers as Marc Noel snags pass. Marc Noel goes around end against Lewisville Farmers. Sportsmanship Award Received by Dwight Braswell Head Hunter THE HEAD HUNTER Football is a game of effort, courage, determination, hard work, and more often than not, pain. Any individual who chooses to play the game accepts these when he re- ports for practice. Some of these same in- dividuals, however, can not easily accept this necessary formula for winning football every day of every week of workouts. It was with these thoughts in mind that the head hunter was conceived, to give those persons who disciplined themselves to these necessary sacrifices for the achievement of their ultimate goal. The head hunter is given only to those people who are willing to give 100070 plus at all times. lt is a sign of an individual's accomplishments that are not measured by his talents alone. Each boy who earned a head hunter proved not only to himself, but to his peers, that he was willing to sacrifice whatever was necessary for the success of the team. Effort on the playing field, dur- ing practice, and the attitude toward the team's goal could be judged by the number of head hunters that were given to the 1963 AA STATE CHAMPS. People receiving this award for 1963 were the following: Gary Anderson, Kenny Terry, Marc Noel, Jackie Anderson, Mike McCal- lum, Billy Zachary, M. F. Fannin, -Steve Spafford, Woody Barnes, Tom Dooley, George Vaught, Harold Chenault, Randy Sparks, Dwight Braswell, Larry Harris, Steve Durham, Randy Lemons, Freddy Morrow, and Johnny Cullins. 2I A Team Basketball KNEELING: James Cullins, Randy Sparks, Gary Watkins, Mike McCallum, Jackie Anderson STANDING: Coach Clyde Alexander, Kenny Terry, Gary Anderson, James Starr, Harold Chenault Marc Noel, Coach Jerry Shaffer B Team Basketball KNEELING: Bill Crow, M. F. Fannin, Tim White, Jimmy Kelly STANDING: Wayne Eubanks, Gary Collinsworth, Vic Poe, Johnny Jones, Coach Jerry Shaffer A Team Captains Coach Clyde Alexander Gary Anderson Mike McCallum Freshman Basketball Team KNEELING: Mike Barringer, Billy Zachary, Randy Daniel, Billy Jones, Andy Spence STANDING: Coach Jerry Shaffer, James Pierce, Ronnie Harper, Eddie Lewis, Earl Barnhart, Pete Wink fein, David Florence is ,, id The 1964- Track Team .urn wwf qi '. EARL BARNHART JAMES CULLINS TIM WHITE R J ' ,. 'ji' .L TOM DOOLEY JIMMY SPILLMAN JAMES STARR la 4-. Aiwa A-an BILLY ZACHARY MARC NOEL JACKIE ANDERSON PETE WINKFEIN 4th Place Low Hur- lsr Place 100 and EDDIE LEWIS dles 200 yard dashes State Meet State Meet , - 4, Q9 . 'HL . Tia- r V1 I , ' ' ' .. 1 4 x -:Q ,A I ' K , . 4 HAROLD CHENAULT M. F. FANNIN GARY ANDERSON JOHNNY PAYNE 3 Jackie - as he crosses the finish line to place lsr in the 10AO yard dash at State Meer. 25 KNEELING: Dwight Braswell, Jirnrny Kelly, Woody Barnes, Jackie Anderson, Dean Lindop, Tommy Dooley STANDING: Gary Watkins, Gary Anderson, James Starr, jimmy Spillman, Vick Poe, Kenney Terry 19644 Bi-District Champs Kenney is scoring on a homerun at the bi-district Jackie is ill 3 THU down between 2f1d SHCI 31'C1, elle game with Duncanville. Braswell scores from 3rd, dministration iff? o iw UI L ,Q , 5 .Q 'H if-fs' JAMES D, KELLY, Superintendent Dear Students: We would like to take advantage of this oppor- tunity to commend the students of Rockwall Schools for their fine attitude and excellent record of the past. We are living the good life. This has been made possible through the efforts of those who have gone be- fore us. May we not get too busy in everyday life to pause and give thanks at the appropriate time for the many advantages we enjoy daily. It is our hope that you make a good mark in life, so that people in every walk will look at you and say proudly, That person attended Rockwall HighSchool, Sincerely yours, James D. Kelly Superintendent i ,Y gig, F 1 r r r l ,,, r rf' fx 4 Board of Education SEATED: R. E. Anderson, Presidentg D. R, Florence, Vice- President, Charles Atkins, Secretaryg Earl Slaughter STANDING: W. A. White, Clarence Noel, James Reese I r g , FRN' ' ' f' W ,,,, .f MARVIN YOUNG, Tax Collector A or s 1 frrrr r' -VH ,X xkkV,,, I I I A .1 I, ! H. E. UTLEY, Principal 29 r ' I H NZ 5 Z , . X - k W CLYDE ALEXANDER B,S, - P,E, and World History Faculty JACKIE BRENNAN B.A, - English III, IV P. B. CASTLEBERRY B.M,E,, M,M,E, - Band, choir, Counselor JIM HESS B,A, - Head Coach, History 30 Civics ROBBIE CRAIN f HAZEL DEDMON B,A, - English II, General B.A. - EI1g1iSh1. Spwish I, II Business KENNETH KRIVANEK DORIS MAYO B,A. - P,E, , Mechanical Drawing, B.S, - Homemaking Electricity I 'lun-.,,,. 5 GLADYS PATTERSON B,S., M.Ed. - Chemistry, Biology, Homemaking Faculty CORA PRICE T. I. RILEY B,,A, .- General Math, B.S. , M.A. - VOCSIUOHH1 Algebra Agriculture JERRY SHAFFER ' B,A. - Physics, General Math, 1 Plane Geometry, Trig BILLIE STEVENSON JAMES WINNIFORD B.B.A. - Commercial B.S. , M.S. - BiOlOgy, General Science 25' Mr. Winniford assists juniors as they add magazine receipts. . 'gums Cheerleaders thank, Mr. Krivornek and Mr. Winniford! 3I CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mrs. Ethel Payne, Mrs. O. T. Cook, Mrs. Barbara Mitchell, Mrs. Lucille Webb Mrs Rena Watkins. 1 em i.. , D ' . I annum ' , S 'Y -- A - J -r-'xi 5 P , , K ,,, .gg W - -.J M .,.,. ..AV , A , M asf: T E. R. LEWIS FRANK BROOKS Bus Driver Bus Driver LESTER HORNSBY HENRY SPERLING Maintenance Manager Bus Driver Bus Driver 32 Custodian: J. B. PASSONS lfigx State Game - Waco Senior Class of 1964 Senior Officers Gary Anderson, Vice-Presidentg Sherry Faries, Secretaryg Dwight Braswell, Presidentg Sherrie Adams, Reporter and Dean Lindop, Treasurer map their route for the senior trip. This is the nicest graduation gift we could have received. i I l P ' , 1 1 lst SHERRIE ADAMS Q ,S , 5 i y ' I yt Sherrie Adams came to Rockwall as a Freshman 1 ' s fn ', '- Vmi. from Rowlett. 1 I ' S . . . . 5 ' Riff' ge' During her days at Rockwall High, she has partici ,V w . . ...asf Y Q r V ' 'exif , pated in F,H,A, serving as secretary. She was class f - 1mas:s,,-E 3171i , 4 . . ,. ' 1 - .sik ,f ,-s W - ' . reporter her senior year and also was typist for the 'D sw 4 M F . H ,M M Jacket Buzz. Her junior year, she won the home- A ' m'-r r a r making award and was selected as Most Studious t K xx' Junior Girl. V I rr Sherrie's favorite pastime is corresponding with ' gf V her fiance, Billy Rosson who is in the army. She g ,gli T also enjoys cooking and sewing. Q., W if it - N it t ,. A- ,fi S 2 t L 'ia' f v i BETTY ANDERSON Betty Anderson moved to Rockwall in September just in time to begin her final year of high school at R.H.S. Betty was a member of F, I-LA, , and her favorite pastime is skating. After graduation, Betty plans to marry. g 'www t Q 'awk' i 1 JACKIE ANDERSON Jackie Anderson has been a student in Rockwall since the first grade. During his school days in Rockwall, Jackie has been active in F.F,A, and has served as F, F, A, vice-president, He served his class as vice-president his freshman year. Jackie's main interests are centered around sports, and he has participated in basketball, track, base- ball, and football. He is a member of Rockwall's 1963 State Championship team, and remembers the Championship Game as his most fond memory. He made All-District his junior and senior years and All-State his senior year. He was also elected Most Athletic by the student body. His senior year, he participated in the senior play, Bolts and Nuts. 36 Gary Anderson entered Rockwall High School as a freshman from Rowlett. Gary served his class as president his freshman year and as vice-president his senior year. He has been sports reporter for the Jacket Buzz. He was president of the National Honor Society for two years and was captain of the 1963 State Champion Football Team, thus displaying his leadership ability. GARY ANDERSON if ROBBIE ASHBY il Robbie Ashby began and completed her school career in Rockwall. During her days at R,H,S, , her name was changed from Robbie Tyler to Robbie Ashby by her marriage on January 22, 1962, to Eddie Ashby. She has participated in F, H,A, and has served as an office assistant. Robbie is very interested in shorthand, and her ambition is to be a secretary and a good mother. Ks. ul1Y1'- WOODY BARNES Woody Barnes, a lifetime resident of Rockwall, has been a student in Rockwall for the past twelve years. Woody is a member of F,F,A. and served as president his senior year. He also served as class president his sophomore and junior years, and was selected most Friendly Senior Boy. He participated in the junior class play, Ready Made Family and in the senior play, Bolts and Nuts. Woody has been active in such sports as baseball, track, and football. He was captain of the 1963 State Championship Football Team and likes to recall the date of the Championship Game, December 21, 1963 He placed All-District his junior and senior years and All-State Honorable Mention his senior year. 37 s i X 3 GAIL BENNETT DWIGHT BRASWELL Dwight Brasell moved to Rockwall in May of 1959. Dwight was a two year member of the National Honor Society serving as vice-president his senior year. He was president of his class his senior year and was elected Most Fun senior boy. His favorite sports are baseball and football. He was a member of the 1963 State Championship Team and recalls the State Championship Game with fond memories. He won the Sportsmanship Award his senior year and also placed All-District. 38 Gail Bennett moved to Rockwall in June of 1958 and began school here in the seventh grade. Gail was selected Most Beautiful her freshman year. She has been a librarian and office assistant. She was a member of the cast for the junior play, Ready Made Family and of the senior play, Bolts and Nuts. She was on the yearbook staff her senior year serving as photographer and classes editor. Gail's immediate plans after graduation is to attend a school of cosmetology. Her greatest ambi- tion is to become a model. 5 i f LA RRY BROWN Larry Brown came to Rockwall as a freshman from Rowlett. Larry has served as sentinel of F,F,A. His interests include drag racing, baseball, and water-SpOrtS, and his ambition is to be a mechan- ical engineer. fl ,K , a ' L 1 Q K s k 'V W s A: H ,Q iv-. + 5, ,I I, - ' ' 1 L . af. N. f T? 'i H -Q Y I L -1 4 I XD M' uf 'X SANDRA COYLE Sandra Coyle began school in Rockwall as a fresh- man from Rowlett, Sandra served her class as treasurer her sophomore year and participated in their junior play, Ready Made Family and their senior play, Bolts and Nuts.' Her senior year, she was senior year, she was selected by her class to be Valentine Princess. She was also selected Most Well-Groomed Senior Girl. She has been an active member of P,H, A., and she was a member of the band her freshman and sophomore years. After graduation, Sandra plans to attend Tyler Junior College, BILL CRAWFORD Bill Crawford has been a student in Rockwall since the first grade. Bill has been a member of F,F,A. throughout high school and he won the livestock showmanship award in 1960-1962. As a member of the band, Bill has participated in all band activities. His hobbies in- clude hunting and fishing, and he is interested in livestock shows. His ambition is to graduate from A8LM as a veter- inarian. 40 j, it TOMMY DUDLEY Tommy Dudley began school in the first grade at Rockwall. Tommy has been a member of the band through- out high school and has served on the Band Council his junior and senior years. His junior year, he was band treasurer and his senior year he was vice-presi- dent of the band. He was elected Band his junior year. Tommy was a cast member of his junior play, Ready Made Family and also the senior play, Bolts and Nuts. After graduation, he plans to attend Tyler Junior College and later, North Texas State University. ill' il, s fi f , 2 5 , I 5 1, Qi.. i by 5 , E i l........, r... 1 ik' 5 Y . 1 K ,rig X J. C. EAST J, C, East began school in Rockwall as a junior I. C, has an interest in mechanics, and spends much of his time working at the sign of the Enco Dealer in Royse City. After graduation, I, C, plans to work and go to college. 4I A NNIECE HARRIS Anniece Harris has been a resident in ROCkwall all her life. She began and is completing her school career here. Anniece participated in F.H,A, for two years, and her senior year she was a member of the senior play cast who put on Bolts and Nuts. Her hobbies in- clude reading and drawing. She has outstanding abil- ity in art and has contributed her skill to her school in many ways, 42 SHERRY FARIES Sherry Faries is a lifetime resident of Rockwall, Sherry was a representative to the S, C, her Soph- omore year and was a librarian her freshman, soph- omore, and junior years. She was elected Most Well- Groomed and Valentine Princess her junior year and class favorite her sophomore and senior years. She served her class as secretary her senior year and was selected Runner-Up Miss R, H,S, and assistant editor of the annual, Sherry was also a cast member of the senior play Bolts and Nuts. Sherry won second place in the district shorthand meet her senior year, and her plans for the future in- clude secretarial work. LEHMA N HARRIS Lehman Harris began school in Rockwall in the first grade. Lehman has been a member of F,F,A. and 4-H, He has received the Gold Star Award in 4-H and also the Showmanship Award of the Junior Livestock Show. He was treasurer of the Student Council his junior year, and he has kept himself busy his senior year serving the school as president of the Student Council. He was selected Most Dependable by his senior class. After graduation, Lehman plans to attend college and become a chemical engineer. fs DEAN LINDOP Dean Lindop came to Rockwall as a sixth grader in December of 1957. Dean has been a member ofthe F.F.A. and served his class as treasurer his junior and senior years. He has participated in baseball and placed All-District in 1963. Dean enjoys bowling, hunting, and work- ing on cars and is interested in drag racing. His future plans include specializing in mechanics. 43 DIA NNE Mc CLELLAN Dianne McClellan moved to Rockwall in June, 1955, and entered Rockwall in the fourth grade. Dianne has participated in basketball and F, H, A, and has served on the annual staff and as librarian, She was a member of the senior play cast which put on Bolts and Nuts. Her hobbies include reading and running around. After graduation, Dianne plans to attend North Texas State University. 44 MIKE MC CA LLUM Mike McCallum was a freshman transfer from Rowlett. Mike has been active in basketball, track, base- ball, and football. He is one of Rockwall's 1963 State Champs, recalling the date of the Champion- ship Game as his most memorable day. He represented his class on the Student Council his sophomore, junior, and senior years, and served them as secretary his junior year. Ouida Mitchell moved to Rockwall in December of 1961 and entered Rockwall High School as a Soph- omore. She was a cast member for the Junior Play Ready Made Family and was in charge of the props for the Senior play, Bolts and Nuts. Her happiest day was January 10, 1964, the date of her marriage to Mark Garner. Her ambition is to be a good wife and mother. After graduation she and her husband plan to attend East Texas State College. 500: OUIDA qmtrcntatty GARNER 4 is . W win-QWAMNMQW.-.Q 1- I 'Nw .W A DELBERT MOORE if Delbert Moore moved here in October of 1956 entering the Rockwall school system in the fifth grade. Delbert participated in F,F,A, for three years. Del- bert is interested in hot rod racing and his favorite pastime is working on cars. 45 Q 75? mrs Mynvq Wins W I V ' 2 W' me IGHNNY PA YNE .Tohnny Payne has spent all of his school days in Rockwall. Johnny served his class as secretary his sophomore year and as vice-president his junior year. He has served his school as Student Council representative and as an officer of the National Honor Society. Johnny has served as president of the band and was elected Mr. Band his senior year. His future plans include college, and his ambition is to be a college professor. 46 LINDA MUNCY Linda Muncy has been a student in Rockwall since the first grade. Linda was a member of the band for freshman year. She served her school as cheerleader her soph- omore, junior, and senior years, the latter two of which she was head cheerleader. She was Football Sweetheart Nominee her junior year and Football Sweetheart her senior year. Her junior year, she was selected Most Cooperative, Most Courteous, Class Favorite, Runner-Up Most Beautiful, Runner-Up Most Popular, and Runner-Up Miss R, H,S, Her senior year she was selected Most Friendly Senior Girl, Most Pop- ular, and F.F,A, Sweetheart. Linda has served as treasurer of the National Honor Society and secretary of the Student Council. , . ,t l?i,-i,,,.,,,,1 ,..,, .. ..... ,U .-,. ,.,.--. ...M tl... J ALBERT PAYTON Albert Payton came to Rockwall as a freshman transfer from Rowlett. Albert has been active in F,F,A. for three years. He really enjoys working on cars and his future plans include mechanics. 1 3 5 .ff 3 NJN if gf Y , F QQ J 'Jf 1 J X. T,,.,- 'i 1T....,- , ' ,,3.- au f 4 QQ an a my KENNETH PENDERGRA SS Kenneth Pendergrass came to Rockwall as a fresh- man from Rowlett. Kenneth is interested in hot rod racing and enjoys working on cars. His future plans include mechanics 47 JACKIE PU LLEN Jackie Pullen has been going to school in Rockwall since the first grade. He has been active in F.F,A, serving as treasurer and has been president of his 4-H Club. He was also named Who's Who in agriculture his sophomore year. His senior year he was a member of the cast for the senior play, Bolts and Nuts. Jackie enjoys hunting, fishing, and working with cattle. He recalls as his happiest day when he showed his first Grand Champion Steer. His ambition is to study veterinary medicine at Texas ASLM. No doubt his favorite song is the Aggie War Hymn and his favorite saying is Gig'em Aggies. 48 LYNDA PEOPLES Lynda Peoples is a lifetime resident of Rockwall, thus spending all of her school days in the halls of Rockwall schools. As a Sophomore, Lynda represented her class as Valentine Princess. She served on the Student Coun- cil as representative her Junior and Senior years and attended the State Student Council Convention in Houston her Senior year. She was class reporter her Junior year for the Jacket Buzz. Her class selected her as Most Dependable her Junior and Senior years and she was elected Most Likely to Succeed by the student body her Senior year. Lynda was a cast mem ber for the Junior play Ready Made Family and also the Senior play Bolts and Nuts. After graduation, Lynda plans to attend Tyler Junio College. RONNIE SEABOLT i I Ronnie Seabolt, whom we all know as Radar, has been going to school in Rockwall all his life. Ronnie played football two years while at R, H,S,, and his senior year, he participated in the senior play, Bolts and Nuts. He also participated in F.F,A, After graduation, he plans to attend Texas ASLM University. S V f?s,sssr-We TOMMY SEARS Tommy Sears, a lifetime resident in Rockwall, has attended Rockwall schools since the first grade. Tommy participated in his Junior Class Play, Ready Made Family. He also is a member of the 1963 State Championship Football Team, and recalls the State Championship Game with Missouri City's Dulles as his happiest date. Tommy was an office assistant his senior year. His hobbies include hunting and fishing. After graduation, Tommy plans to attend ASLM University. 49 STEVE SPAFFORD Steve Spafford began school in Rockwall as a first grader. Steve is one ofRockwa11's 1963 State Football Champs and looks upon the Championship Game of December 21, 1963 with fond memories. He placed All-District his Junior and Senior years and received the Fighting Heart Award his Junior year. 50 MELBA SIKES Melba Sikes moved to Rockwall in September, 1959, thus entering school here in the eighth grade, Melba has been a member of F, I-LA, and the pep squad. She has served as a librarian and as business manager of the yearbook staff. After graduation, she plans to attend beauty college. F fl ag, JIMMY SPILLMAN WE! Jimmy Spillman has been a student in Rockwall since the first grade. p Jimmy was elected Most Well-Groomed his senior 1 year. His interests are centered around sports. He J is one of Rockwall's 1963 State Champs and looks X upon the State Championship Game on December 21, 1 1963 as one of his most fond memories. Track and base- ball have occupied much of Jimmy's time, baseball p being his favorite sport. His hobbies include skiing, lfishing, and swimming. After graduation, Jimmy plans to enter S, M,U. J and work toward becoming an engineer, ta iv , a ,i 113 ,... ,J p pp ipy 1 'agp JAMES STARR James Starr has been in the Rockwall school system all his life. James served as vice-president of F,F, A, two years. He has participated in track, basketball, and baseball, and enjoys water skiing, swimming, me- chanics, and drag racing. After graduation, he plans to attend college. i i 21. SI is KENNEY TERRY Kenny Terry has been a student in Rockwall since the first grade, His achievements include student council representative and student council vice-presi- dent. He was chosen Most Handsome Underclassman his junior year and was elected Most Popular his senior year. Kenney has been active in football, basketball, track, and baseball. He was captain of Rockwall's State Champs his senior year and made All-District quarterback, He recalls December 21, l963 as his most fond memory. This was the date that Missouri City's Dulles was beaten by Rockwall's Fighting Yellowjackets. 52 WILLIAM TAYLOR William fBillyJ Taylor transferred to Rockwall from Kimball High School in Dallas in September of his senior year. He has made his home at the Rock- wall County Boy's Town while finishing his high school education. After graduation, Billy plans to go to college or join the Marines. Q Zi X i J, i 7 GARY THRELKELD Gary Threlkeld, affectionately known as Thrin- kle, moved to Rockwall from Lubbock in June of 1962 and entered R,H,S. as a junior. While in Rockwall, Gary has participated in F,F,A. and was a member of the cast for the senior play, Bolts and Nuts. He is interested in such activities as boating and skiing. After graduation, he plans to attend Tyler Junior College, fel 2 ' N'-4 SUZANNE VERNON Suzanne Vernon has been a lifetime resident of Rockwall, thus has spent all of her school days here. Suzanne has been a member of the band for eight years and served on the band council for three years. Her senior year, she was elected Miss Band. Her freshman year, she was chosen Miss Initiation of F, H,A., and she was elected Most Fun her junior and senior years. Suzanne was a cast member of the junior play, Ready Made Family. After graduation, she plans to attend North Texas State. 53 The Beatles Strike Again! Beatles Sherr Sandra Suzanne Linda Gail and Melba yr 1 1 J 1 f I - Singing'??? Well, I guess you could call it that . , , more fun than music. lt looks as if Beatle Sherry Faries ran into the can of Raid . . . or maybe another Beatle? Beatles Tim and James sat out the game on the bench . . . it seems that the referee wouldn't let them play, 54 i E E ti S 3 t These two Seniors don't seem to be bothered a bit by the invasion of the Beatles. Dwight and Suzanne are two Seniors that aren't bothered too much by anything! 3 i 3 Sad after a 1oss?? Of course not. These Beatles are never sad. P4 Juniors -ni ggi? Junior Class Officers Treasurer: NAOMI HOLT President: RANDY SPARKS Secretary: SUSAN PECK Reporter: .TANIS HOLT Vice-President: HAMP HALL asW h Elaine Adams Davy Joe Benbrook Sue B01-en jill Bounds Juniors Prepare for the Big Game With Sue Ann Bryan Sam Canup 1 . L . 'ws D Q l X n , I l K JW: The cheerleaders are showing Randy Lemons the torch that lighted the Plano Bonfire. Ann Chapman Harold Chenault Plano KN Donald Buchanan David Cooksy Becky Coyle James Cullins Johnetta Davis Ioan Dawson Juniors Demonstrate Their Acting Ability in Christmas Skit Tom DOOlGy Linda Dudley, Becky Coyle, Sherry Young, Sue Boren, Susie Dotson Charlene Thompson, and Dianne McClellan are looking for cows. Anyone seen one?? Linda Dudley M. F. F9-HI1if1 Shirley Favors Carolyn Fisher Marilyn Fisher Danny Florence James Haley Hamp Hall Tricks Are for Kids! Candice Hauser David Parker is gliding over David Cooksy quite grace- Kaye Hobbs fully. Leap-frog isn't just for kids, or is it? Janis Holt Naomi Holt Rodger Humphreys Gayle Kaufman M' 1- Annette Kelly Madolyn Kimbrell Randy Lemons Carolyn Lewis Juniors Found They Have an Excess of Napkins Peggy McDaniel Susan Peck is buried in a box of nap- Suzanne Middleton kins as Candy Hauser and Davy Joe Benbrook look on. Robert Mooney Freddy Morrow Rose Mary Necker Marc Noel David Parker David Pittman Linda Smith fling' Susan Peck Mike Peoples A119-,H Piper Victory Calls for a Reward Randy Sparks in smuclging Dwight Braswell's nose after the Pauline Samples juniors surpassed last year's juniors in the Magazine Sale. Randy Sparks Robert Taylor Charlene Thompson fi? George Vaught Barbara Watson Tim White James Willess Juniors in Preparation for Decorating the Christmas Tree Marilyn Wimpee Sue Boren, Charlene Thompson, and Gayle Kaufman find Sherry Young time to pose for a picture while preparing to decorate the tree. Linda Smith Drum Majorette Cheerleader Marilyn Wimpee enter- tains Coach Alexander and Kenney Terry. 62 l f 'QC-'J ?QC X 151 I 'w'13LMsL, 35,1 .S Qcxxag 9 f , . Z , fif.f w-XX Q 1 -I4 ei, W ,tfiitfl I K 7 er L 4, 'fi 6 A Q af xl ' 4, A Af: 3 'Q' K? 'Z' A K f f '62 4' ' WK a' 1r'4 4' SYS f 0 ' f G' 7' w 40 Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers Robert Sparks, Vice-Presidentg Tashia Iayroe, Reportery Sue Florence, Presidentg Johnny Jones, Treasurerg Dewayne Cain, Secretary. Sophomore Dickie Crawford shows respect to These Sophomore girls seem to be very his science teacher, Mr. Winniford. enthusiastic about cooking, don't they? 'fin Sophomores Sandra Archer Jackie Athey Barbara Bagby Ronnie Burton Dewayne Cain Patsy Campbell Gary Collinsworth Dewayne Compton Dickie Crawford Bill Crow Carolyn Crow Anne Crowell Johnny Cullins Cynthia Cunningham Virginia Daniels Janie Downs Wayne Eubanks James Fisher Sue Florence Junior Flowers Billy Garrison Eddie Gentry Tommy Gentry Jane Hairston Graduating Class of 1966 Susan Hale Larry Don Henning David Holden Randy Hunnicutt Jerry Jayroe Tashia J ayroe Taralee Johnston Jeffrey Jones Johnny Jones Linda Jordan Jimmy Kelly Gilbert Lanier Jimmy Leonard Mack Lester Toni Lofland Ken Lowe Harriet Martin Jeanette Massey Wayne Massey Margo Mc Curry The enthusiasm always seems less on way home. ls Sophomore chaperones enjoy party after Seagoville that so, Margo? game. mm4m awmmn' . - Q: i.a4.a:e1fmwmmwmxw wgr f 1 . aluminum: s. aw N.. .mx-Q an ,J zu-nz-a was M 41 Lupe Melendez Myron Mims Linda Mitchell Louise Mitchell Dianna O'Neal Larry Page Leona Payton David Pecina Kay Peterson Carolyn Piper Larry Robinson Rita Schrade Billy Seay Bobby Sparks Truett Spence Jeanette Spillman Allen Steen Eddie Stephens Charles Stevenson Patricia Thompson The Bewildered Sophomores of R.H.S Kay, is this H Dew Ubangi hair-do? Spanish II class sings Noche de Pas Lucy Trevino Rita Wallace Wendell Wallace Gary Watkins Rikki Wells Alma Welk Sharon Westberry The following Sophomores are not pictured: Dennis Cauble Johnny Dotson Mabgiiuler Two More Years?!?I This Sophomore Class doesn't seem to be paying attention to the teacher. We'11 always remember the pep rallies in front of the court house. ppsy p Sandra, what type of costume do Sophomores workf?j hard on achievement you call this? tests. W' Q9 I 5 ,,,. EK 4-rikku, es Freshmen wwfw Freshman Class Officers FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Dianne Myers, Secretary Brenda Potter, Treasurer i Mike Rogers, Vice-President l Larry Harris, President Francie Pickens, Reporter 1 1 1 Freshmen Cheerleader Beverly Shields helps ' prepare for the Lake Highlands-Rockwall football game in Garland, Kathy Adams Linda Allen Joyice Anderson Earl Barnhart Mike Barringer Joe Bob Bennett Carolyn Burnside Mike Castle Jerry Cauble Judy Collinsworth Vara Crowell Sue Cullins Randy Daniel Don Dotson Louis Eaves Barbara Edington Suzanne Enlow James Evans Rita Evans David Favors I 115 Freshmen Discover New World in High School Some of the Freshman girls prepare to go to Brenda Potter seems to have a httle com band contest. petition - even though it is a teddy bear David Florence Gerald Foster Betty Frazier Pam Hargrove Ronnie Harper Larry Harris Helen Hartman Cathy Houser Linda Hobbs Jimmy Holt Edwin Howell Dale Hutchison Jerry Hutchison Linda Jacobs Tony Jayroe Graduating Class of 1967 '1n wm f '1 ms Sue Jones Bill Jones Bud Lester Eddie Lewis Cathy Lindsey Newman Lofland Danny McCarroll Ronald McCarroll Wanda McDonald Gary McEntee Lynne McNeill Jo Ann Miles Jane Murley Dianne Myers Dale Oliver Mike Seabolt Beverly Shields Vanda Shortnacy lris Smith Andy Spence Bonnie Styles Connie Styles Mary Watson Garry Whaley Ann White Linda White Claude Wilkerson Carolyn Wilson Pete Winkfein Billy Zachary Roy Pecina Joe Peddie Judy Pendergrass Donnie Peoples Fred Peoples Francie Pickens James Pierce Brenda Potter Regina Ray Katie Riley Mike Rogers Sue Rosenbalm Katherine Ross Letha Ross Gonzalo Salazar Freshmen Enjoy High School The Freshman girls have to study for their mid-term exams. Freshman Pam Hargrove and her classmates are proud of their show ing at the bonfire. What could Linda Allen and Dale Hutchison be cooking up? We don't wonder that Sue Cullins got Most Fun in the Freshman class. 74 h Favorites MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HANDSOME Sherry Faries Dwight Braswell Er V-1,-1 51 -1 fy A , WLQMZ5' E .151 N 'L AJ-Q -:K 'Ai' A .:. q.:fv ? ?f 1 if ,X X if tg ?gX,f'I' 4 ii N., J.,-. . 4 . Ag?-v,yg?,N ,A K saw ' 179 2'x ' ' , 5159 . - , -. WW f . .' . 5' 'X 'x Q I 'iv tif' --. W4 v iq,N,x 5 'V ,Q ' . 25,9 X45-,va nj I ' 3 r ii , 'Q kyfi W in kr gy M as KJ bk --P 3 m X' I ' MQ ' lv ww wi W ,x Q gawk, . '45 M .V J , Swv! L' V 3 an je? - - - 3 Q4 X ,,. iktrk hz n-k, Z ,hex - aww 1 f Mwgwk ,em ,. V V , y X A af H N , gg, ig , 3 K . Rf,- ff We ' Hi fig, if - 5' ' fl?-j K ' by fl my Wm. V' Q , fi ig, 3 S . .M auf, , V ' M . sh - ' 2- W-ki--T - 5,,,,a2 -A at ik A Q 3 wg -- 1 m,.wQ- 4 f A - 32 Mg i Q 4-, ' iywfkgp.. , 4 1 In f f-3 X - Q K Il' Q M s Wm we 4 Y K E e -f gy V51 fam., ,Mliw JW' V. 1- --7, gg-igww ,A wa 'Ks I wk , k 'V TLD. f. Wifi- if sim, Q X 'W .ig - ,gawk W? F, M . AE k 15 -sf k? W ga. 1 Q35 L ,V , ,gg 259 196523 up j 13, ,. 1 9' s I 3 Y .,+ . 5, i 6 r Je , so s :gs LINDA SMITH Valentlne Queen Qi Football Sweetheart LINDA MUNCY 52 his w mn.. 11 N . X S Q35 PKK 5 H1 ,Jax ,..', Q Q, i f X fs 3 if K .,., , Q1 iii . wg . ,T 1131. we .V nm.. ,b w . .qw , W IP sf- I :fi S x l f , 1 -ma' . f J Most Popular LINDA MUNCY KENNY TERRY S632 in AA Q T fm 2 3 2 12 5 23 A. I 5 E 1 5 I E E 2 5 5 E Q le 2 xi i 3 z x 3 Q 1 S Z SENIOR CLASS Sherry Faries Gary Anderson .TUNIOR CLASS Linda Smith Tim White r Classr H .W E4 EE img, 'ir Nwigf fo W mr if tm :ggi 9 'Q '18 ' Q , ,.., itf TiS'9'l'C www , K 'I - 5 -W- Q . 6 K ,V ,W i Q 'Ai ,, 4 A 1 x 4, . mi +5 ' .I N xqxw K JV Q Q X 'wfVL K Y Z Senior Personalities -s-5 MOST DEPENDABLE Lynda Peoples Lehman Harris ,fi MOST WELL GROOMED Jimmy Spillman Sandra Coyle ,'i..42-' MOST FUN Suzanne Vernon Dwight Braswell MOST FRIENDLY Linda Muncy Woody Barnes Favorites I I - .. .. I- im. , fi,m-swmaQme:v:L.v-Nz.-,wamxw ,..- N. ,www-:-x SOPHOMORE CLASS Linda Jordon Gary Watkins FRESHMAN CLASS Ann White Mike Rogers Junior Personalities 'YF' .s , 'fn s Q , K .. r .gd ,Li QQ MOST DEPENDABLE MOST WELL GROOMED Linda Smith Randy Sparks Janis Holt Harold Chenault 2 i 7 Q. X ! f .H N 5 s MOST FUN MOST FRIENDLY Becky Coyle Freddy Morrow Randy Lemons Peggy McDaniel 89 Sophomore Personalities f I MOST DEPENDABLE MOST WELL GROOMED Dickie Crawford Sue Florence Louise Mitchell Jerry Jayroe MOST FUN MOST FRIENDLY Janie Downs James Fisher Bobby Sparks Jeanette Spillman Freshman Personalities F xx Iv? MOST DEPENDABLE MOST WELL GROOMED Billy Jones Berry Frazier Iris Smith David Florence 5 Y E 4' ff MOST FUN MOST FRIENDLY Sue Jones Andy Spence Sue Cullins Billy Zachary Awards Day On this page is pictured the most outstanding student in each department of our school. The selections are based on scholarship, interest, and performance. 2 Harriet Martin Sherry Faries Mathematics Commercial David Cooksy Rita Schrade Kay Peterson Joan Dawson Johnny Jones Agriculture Homemaking English I-Il English III -IV Sp811iSh Tommy Dudley Marilyn Wimpee David Pittman Carolyn Piper Tommy Sears School Spirit School Spirit Industrial Arts World History American History S N Betty Frazier Gary Anderson Johnny Payne Sandra Coyle Linda Smith ' General Science Advanced Math Advanced Science Vocal Music Instrumental Music 92 John Philip Sousa Urganizations OFFICERS: Student Council SEATED: Miss Jackie Brennan, Sponsorg Linda Muncy, Secretaryg Jill Bounds, Treasurer STANDING: Lehman Harris, President: Kenny Terry, Vice-President President Lehman Harris talks to cheerleaders and ma jorettes before Plano bonfire. F ' 1 Linda Smith and Randy Sparks come to victory party sponsored by Student Council. 94 Seniors work on their winning Float for Homecoming which is sponsored by Student Council. 06?-Kf as 'f' if SENIORS IUNIORS Johnny payne, Lynda peoples, Mike Mccanum Robert Taylor, Ann Chapman, Harold Cheuault Student Council Representatives 4.-Q. ,nf fm! , s 5 i - E , 4 Q ,,,,,,WM,,...s,, L X ,., I ti 1 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Harriet Martin, Kay Peterson, Gary Watkins Cathy Hauser, Bill Jones, Berry Frazier 95 National Honor Society El E, E1 gr 5 S x 23 Eli Iii 9 OFFICERS President - Gary Anderson Secretary ' Johnny PHYH6 Vice-President - Dwight Braswell Treasurer - Linda Muncy MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Lehman Harris, Jill Bounds, Annette Kelly, Ann Chapman, Linda Muncy 96 BACK ROW: Johnny Payne, Donald Buchanan, Dwight Braswell, Jimmy Spillman, Gary Anderson Office Assistants Avstfff it ' SEATED: Kaye Hobbs, Barbara Bagby, Leona Payton, Rita Schrade, Mitz Smith, Barbara Watson, Suzanne Middleton. STANDING: Naomi Holt, Candy Hauser, Betty Frazier, Tommy Sears, Susan Peck, Shirley Favors, Sue Ann Rosenbalrri Librarians 1: gf i F f, . :fi ' .F W it , N5 sy? wil .f- ABOVE: Candy Hauser, Bonnie Styles, Jackie Anderson, Robert Mooney, Davy Joe Benbrook, Tommy Joe Dudley. STANDING: Connie Styles, Bonnie Styles, Rose Mary Necker, Suzy Dot- son, Linda Dudley, Janie Downs, Linda Jordan 97 Annual Staff ' . , - STANDING: David Pittman, Dianne McClellan, Carolyn Piper, Mrs. Stevenson SITTING: Robert Taylor, Melba Sikes, Gayle Bennett, Lynda Peoples, Ann Chapman, Sherry Faries, Susan Peck Jacket Buzz Staff 51 Gary Anderson, Johnetta Davis, Anniece Harris, Rita Schrade, Francie Pickens, Joan Dawson, Tashia Jayroe, Janis T Holt, Kenney Terry, Sandra Coyle, Linda Smith, Sherrie Adams. 98 R0ckwall's Yellow Jacket Band fc fe P. B. CASTLEBERRY Band Dixector .liiu Tommy Dudley, Vice-Presidentg Linda Smith, Secretaryg Louise Mitchell, Treasurerg Johnny Payne, President. 99 Mfxqgyw - 1 .V Wi f FLUTES: Cathy Slaughter, Mary Williams, Pam Adams, PERCUSSION: Dianna 0'Neal, Tommy Dudley, Pauline Glenda Butler, Linda Harrell, Lynn McNeil, Madolyn Samples, Vera Crowell, Judy Bennett, Norma Wells, Kimbrell. Shuley Bowers. BASE: Roger Htunphreys, Susan Hale, Bud Lester. MARCHING BAND Choral CHORAL: Director P, B, Castleberry, Pianist lo Ann Vank. BACK ROW: Nelda Bowman, Jody Lofland, Beverly Barnes, Denise Lindsey, Darlene Barnhart, Phyliss Morris, Mary Williams, Denise Powell, Linda Morman, Sandra Dowell, Dorothy Brooks, Patricia Scoggins, Cynthia Collins, Linda Butler, Susan Herring, Sherry Piper, Brenda Wilson, Carolyn Fisher, Linda Gentry, Sue Buchanan, Linda Harrell, Pam Adams, Io Ann Athey, Sandra Coyle, Shirley Bowers. ol I I MR. AND MISS BAND Johnny Payne Suzanne Vernon BAND COUNCIL: Johnny Payne, Tommy Dudley, Linda Smith, Janis Holt, Louise Mitchell, P, B, Castleberry, Sue Florence, Pam Hargrove, Mike Seabolt, Beverly Barnes, Lynn Lowe. I02 f53f?L34i- ff 5163? Drum LINDA SMITH , -.,....,,, , M405 ,.1Q,g' , -f 4 M ff wwf Q Q 5 f X K 1 W :www mwwzesw-W, 'ilu J im, :Q '1 'x N Future Homemakers of America 2 LP 1' A fi if E Q .v if X , if f , , 3 f , 5 1 lg 1 f , t FHA OFFICERS - BOTTOM ROW: Charlene Thompson, treasurer, Becky Coyle, president, Carolyn Fisher, vice- presidentg Sherrie Adams, secretary, TOP ROW: Linda Dudley, reporter, Mrs. Patterson, sponsor, Gayle Kaufman, parliamentariang Candy Hauser, song director, Elaine Adams, historian, Pauline Samples, pianist, Peggy Mc- Daniel, sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Mayo, sponsor, Rita Schrade, area treasurer. .. 'Q s W Sue Ann, Brenda, and Linda at their best Homemaking III girls Candy Hauser, Jeanette Spillman, and Car during Freshman Initiation. model home projects, olyn Fisher are speaking with Dianne Pratt, foreign exchange student from Australia. FHA Christmas party - always festive. The Mexico City Cafe was honored by these guests: Vir ginia, Elaine, Candy, Peggy, Charlene, and Sue. IO7 Future Farmers of America 23 -1-I kmtmi FFA OFFICERS: Linda Muncy, Sweetheart: Steve Spafford, Treasurer: Mr. Riley,Advisor: Woody Barnes, Presidentg Jackie Anderson, Vice-President: Larry Brown, Sentinelg Harold Chenault, Secretary, Ronnie Seabolt, Reporter LINDA MUNCY Sweetheart LIVESTOCK SHOW A host of rosettes and ribbons, two trophies and plaques plus prize money were presen- ted at the annual Rockwall Junior Livestock Show held in April. Ken Lowe was awarded a trophy for the champion beef male ofthe show. Lynn Lowe was awarded a trophy for the top champion beef female. Steve Craw- ford showed the Grand Champion steer. The Reserve Champion steer was shown by Ken Lowe. ihiiidi' Activities ueen Linda Muncj ZEE! I Look at all those napkins the junior class brought! at Homecoming I si fa 5 First prize went to the seniors' United States float, The sophomore Oriental float won second prize. Holland was represented by the freshmen classs Patrolman Vance is feeling his CHEER405 ' ' ' The nominees are presented at the pep rally I Io the parade. Fleigns l963 -aft : I O I , Y sf! be Queen Linda, flanked by Princess Marilyn Wimpee and Princess Madolyn Kimbrell, reigns at the homecoming game with Lewisville. Co-Captain Woody Barnes escorts the new queen from the field. W Lehman seems to enjoy chauffeuring the Cheeqgders' despite his worries of The biggest man with the biggest number gets the biggest and best job organizing the parade. We Remember . . . the trip to Waco . . the excitement ofthe kick-off . . . bringing the boys on the field the red hats and the victory sign . . . xp lla the thrill of victory . . the tense moments . . . the locker room . . . our STATE CHAMPIONSHIP ! Western Day Mr. and Miss Western Day, Johnny Jones and Sue Florence Gail and Melba are all smiles before the three- legged race. James, Steve, Earl, and Tim after the' v' to ' the rea ed ' onte t. H IC rym g S Plgc S Western Day calls for horses, and on this one we find Ronnie and Randy. s 5 Johnetta and Pauline - in preparation for the girls' sack race. II3 Valentine Dance Student Council President, Lehman Harris, assisted by Lynda Peoples, whispers the name of the 1964 Valentine Queen to the 1963 Queen, Marilyn Wirnpee. Each class was represented by a princess and the Valentine Queen was chosen by popular vote. N Linda Smith, escorted by Randy Sparks, is crowned 1964 Valentine Queen The photographer's flash made it possible to see with whom you were dancing. Wt X K Mx, ,kfk -V K x, 77, ,P X - , E Queen Linda Smith and Randy Sparks preside over i the Valentine dance. 1 x 3 fa 1 class. ff ,alike WM Princess Sandra Coyle represents the senior class Princess Susie Florence represents the sophomore Princess Brenda Potter represents the freshman class. Coach Hess receives his All-City award from Johnny Cullins. . 5 if Senator Ralph Hall emcee the banquet. as H S, M.U, Coach Hayden Fry delivers Lhe main address to a pleased audience. CO2-Ch PTY 551303511316- how to get through the line. F s fr J , '4 t I AA State Champs Are I J Entertained With a Banquet 5 3 g fi ' at Riverlake Country Club 'f fr! '5 Student Council President Lehman Harris presents the AA State Championship trophy to Co-Cap tains Kenny Terry, Gary Anderson, and Woody Barnes. CO C3.pI31DS. Coach Hess awards the Fighting Heart to each Dick Pickens presents the Good Sportsmanship award to Dwight member of the Yellowjacket team via the Braswell, awarded by Texas Aluminum Company. ' I I7 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom 1 K Betty and Richard - as they arrive. an President of the junior class, Randy Sparks, is pre- 45 senting the speaker, Mr. Peterson. yyt. A typical congregation in the hall. Everyone's enjoying the banquet. Mr. Peterson - delivering his speech Northwood Country Club I x 1 Ronnie, Anne, and Shirley are waiting for Bill to return. It'S FUN FUN FUN dancing to WINE WINE WINE. X In the meantime . . . out on the patio. . . xi if , r y x I :ith I YF , .ng . I y ells. Let's all dance. What else could you expect after winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes at State Meet? Besides, his best friends are with his best girl friends. I I9 Senior Play . . . WW, xg, I refuse to allow you to marry that fortune-hunting brute! Tm S0 mad I CO'-11d bUSf ' if Fm U01 busted already' And then . . . I'1l be darned if they name a cat after me. h. Come to, Cad, come to!! You may not know t ls' but Sam Now we'1l have to watch Henry has escaped from the asylum. that Martha Grubb' I20 Bolts and Nuts ' l l J was Now, leave that door open or I'll scream!! ew M This needs no explanation A lt's I who encaptures you, isn't it, Dearie? CATS I!! Say tic to me just once more and I'll tickle your brow with this here poker. 'PQ CAST: Tommy Dudley, Dianne McClellan, Ronnie Seabolt, Woody Barnes, Sandra Coyle, Lynda Peoples, Jackie Anderson, Sherry Faries, Bill Crawford, Anniece Harris, Gary Threlkeld, Gail Bennett, Jackie Pullen I2I Sen ior Activities After twelve years we are marching down the aisle. F plans for the Seniors girls get a final check. Lynda and Gary discuss senior trip . . . just four hours away! Mrs. Elizabeth Sears adjusts Tom- my's tie as a final preparation for baccalaureate services. Senior girls are watching their figures grow. Mr. Utley and Mrs. Patterson make final arrangements with Rev. May for Baccalaureate. l22 Ouicla says, Look Mom, no cavities, as Gail looks on Melba and Sherry look a amazed ' little camera shy. Senior Trip AFD---4' - 'hy' wiv ,E lx - 1 kia ,5i' Q-f- N!! F ' ' A '.-, a ' mmm: 1. , Q ,sa -'1V 1 s ,UQ was V,,z.,t,,,w:,, ,V , .s manual. it v W A ru V Swimming anyone? This is the Armiece H- Sets 3 birds' . rp 1 place' eye view ofthe pool. Q ' .. , his This was one of the first sights to greet the Seniors - and the last to bid farewell. in Seniors prepare to invade Galveston. r K ' A x is ' f Everyone is in a jovial mood as bus prepares to leave. Senior boys bermuda shorts Lehmall H- 8095 Underclassmen wish and wait! are not appreciated by native I underclassmen. '23 A 9 FRO BA Not Honor Students These students have a 90 or above average for the 1963-1964 school year. FRONT ROW: Sherry Faries, Linda Muncy, Sherrie Adams, Lynda Peoples, Sandra Coyle BACK ROW: Mike McCallum, Jimmy Spillman, Gary Anderson, Johnny Payne, Dwight Braswell Pauline Samples, Janis Holt, Carolyn Fisher, Donald Buchanan, Marilyn Fisher, Joan Dawson, Annette Kelly Not pictured: James Willess, Jill Bounds, Ann Chapman CK ROW: NT ROW: Pictured: Lupe Melendez, Linda Mitchell, Kay Peterson, Dianna O'Neal, Harriet Martin, Rita Schrade Jimmy Kelly, John Jones, Dewayne Cain, Linda Jordan Carolyn Piper Mike Seabolt, Cathy Hauser, Lynne McNeill, Betty Frazier, Dianne Myers, Sue Rosenbalm it 60114f14c'14ccme14f rvragram Processional -' - - - Harriet Martin Invocation - - - - James Spillman, Jr. Salutatory - ' --'- Gary Anderson Address ----- ---- D r. Ronald Wheeler Assistant Professor, East Texas State College Solo ------ -------- S andra Coyle Naledictory -- ' ' Johnny G. Payne lPresentation of Awards ---- Herman E. Utley Principal, Rockwall High School Texas Aluminum Scholarship Award ------ R. W. Pickens President, Texas Aluminum Company Certification of Class James D. Kelly Superintendent of Schools resentation of Diplomas ' ' ' R. E. Anderson President, Board of Trustees enediction - - ' ' Linda Muncy ecessional - - - - Harriet Martin Graduation HONOR GRADUATES: Jimmy Spillman, Linda Muncy Sherry Faries Utley, Principal, Mr. Kelly, Superintendent, and Mr. R. E. Anderson, President of the Board of Education, are preparing to ,present the diplomas to the seniors. USHERS: Susan Peck Becky Coyle t .ag n, n T Q ii Janis Holt 51 E V ' Q, ,Q I viii A Linda Smith Robert Taylor x Harold Chenault Randy Lemons Randy Sparks .f 4 Dr. Ronald Wheeler delivering the com- mencement address. ,Q 1 .. , f - . 34 l' 1 .Z A K sg gg K, ,fgt 1964 Senior Class SEATED: Sherrie Adams, Betty Anderson, Robbie Ashby, Jimmy Spillrnan, Linda Muncy, Johnny Payne, Gary Anderson, Sherry Faries, Dwight Braswell, Gail Bennett, Ouida Garner, Dianne McClellan. SECOND ROW: James Starr, Tommy Sears, Jackie Pullen, Anniece Harris, Suzanne Vernon, Melba Sikes, Lynda Peoples, Sandra Coyle, Kenny Terry, Steve Spafford, J. C. East, Delbert Moore. THIRD ROW: Lonny Coyle, Tommy Dudley, Bill Crawford, Kenneth Pendergrass, Dean Lindop, Mike MeCallum, Larry Brown, Jackie Anderson, Gary Threldkeld, Bill Taylor, Woody Barnes, Albert Payton, Lehman Harris, Ronnie Seabolt JOHNNY PAYNE GARY ANDERSON '26 Valedictorian Salutatorian Junior High Eighth Grade Class Officers 5 2 l f SA-Dianne Watkins, Secretaryg Peggy Vanhoose, Reporterg Sherry Harris, Reporterg Gary Emerson, Presi dentg Steve Crawford, Treasurerg Jesse Melendez, Vice-President. 8B-Beverly Barnes, Presidentg Linda Harrell, Vice-Presidentg Glenda Buttler, Reporterg Jo Ann Vank, Secretaryg Pam Adams, Treasurer. Mike Moore Wayne Parks Wayne Smith Peggy Vanhoose Dianne Wakins Betty Webb Danny Welch Alex Williams Eight A Nelda Bowman Rodney Braswell Jim Cade Steve Crawford Gary Emerson David Foster Sherry Harris Susan Herring Dwain Hubbard ,Terry McClure Jessie Melendez David Mooney John Wood Elght B Pamela Adams Io Ann Athey Beverly Barnes Darlene Barnharr Darlene Boss Shirley Bowers Dorothy Brooks Glenda Butler Paul Canup Cynthia Collins Kathy Cornellus Linda Harrell Ricky Stephens Io Anne Vank Eddie Heath Gene Lindop .Tody Lofland Frances Melendez Dan Middleton Lupe Pecina Ruben Pecina Newton Phelps Mary Jane Williams l Seven A Class Officers l ,, 1 SQL, F r f R ,R or 4 T I Af's2 5 F 'vgk ' Kimi fag' 5 l 5 3 . .rfjfiu . vw Ss gf ks7k5f'?1Tv , i ' A,xif ' ,agar ' , -f :ii I Y I , pf, , .M Randy Davis, Treasurerg Robert Kelly, Presidentg Ricky Wimpee, Vice-Presidentg Butch Crowg SuEllen Buchanan Secretaryg Patricia Scoggins, Reporter. R as Seven A 5 W , Jerr Archer ' - Q - f i. i Morris Boss R ' ' ' ' M ' M Sue Ellen Buchanan Q iV-: Larry Burch it s G 6 '- f we b. .lemma Lynn Burch Freddie Chapman Allan Compton Walter Crow Randy Davis Sandra Dowell Johnny Downs Mac Fannin Brenda Wilson Ricky Wimpee Seven Linda Gentry Hal Hartman Dennis Hightower Charles Holt Mike lngle Wally Jayroe Robert Kelly Dianne Lester Denise Lindsey Roy Gene Mitchell Linda Morman Phyliss Morris Olen Nail Sherry Piper Denise Powell Larry Pruitt Danny Reid Patricia Scoggins Kenneth Stovall Horace Williams A Seven B Class Officers 2' ii' Norma Welk, Secretary, Barbara Jones, Presidentg Lynn Lowe, Vice-Presidentg Gary Sheets, Treasurer, James McCasland, Reporter. N N Seven B Judy Kay Bennett Randy Sue Bowers Vrckr Dawson Betty Fletcher Curtls Brooks Rrckre Burnsrde Doris Hardison Sue Heath Joe Bob Byrd Pamela Cummmgs '- E., ' Bonnre Jacobs Barbara Jones Patricia West Patricia Williams Belinda Winkfein Seven Michael Karren Angie Lee Lynn Lowe William Mann Don McAllen James McCas1and Linda McCasland Darla McIntosh Dennis Morris Linda Nixon Judy Peddie Suzanne Peoples Gary Sheets Cathy Slaughter Mitzi Smith Donald Talley Vicki Threlkeld Norma Welk Genita Wells Donald Stevenson Junior High Faculty f 0 if VV V X213 V W A ' i, W?3mmMNX1 A , ' yy, g .S L, un Hobart Wisdom PRINCIPAL Mary Dowell Marie Davis Howard Dobbs Junior High Cheerleaders Glenda Butlerg Barbara Jonesg, Susan Herring fHead Cheerleaderjg Su Buchanang ,To Ann Vank. l35 Junior High Football Team Seventh FRONT ROW: Mitchell, Iayroe, Davis, Pruitt, Wimpee, Kelly, Hightower. BACK ROW: Reid, Holt, Williams, Crow, Hartman, Boss. Eighth FRONT ROW: Melendez, Foster, McClure, Wood, Moore, Mooney, Crawford. BACK ROW: Emerson, Braswell, Parks, Welch, Smith, Savage, Williams. Junior High Basketball Team 430 .X Q fi C'-'ff DN-x.,l are SEVENTH - KNEELING: Gene Boss, Horace Lee Williams, Dennis Hightower, Larry Burch, Robert Kelly STANDING: Bubba Mitchell, Ricky Wimpee, Freddie Chapman, Danny Reid, Jimmy Holt, K. 'Er-' Q EIGHTH - KNEELING: John Wood, Jerry McClure, Alex Williams. STANDING: Gary Emerson, Danny Welch, Buck Crow. Junior High Enjoys School Through the Year Cheerleaders cheer the Jackets as they make a touchdown in the Plano game. Junior High joins the festivities at Christmas time Jo Anne Vank and Sherry Harris lead the pack as they depart from school. I38 The Junior High students are always eager to get to class. Runners-Up LINDA HARRELL PAUL CANUP V,,,.., , A xnxx Mr. and Miss Junior High WAYNE PARKS NELDA BOWMAN J GENE LINDOP IOA N A THEY Eight B yi fi57.,V7i lrgl 'fy V ' Eighth Grade Class Favorites Eight A DIANNE WA TKINS GARY EMERSON NL .9 GARY SH EE TS LYNN LOWE Seven B Seventh Grade Class Favorites Seven A SUE ELLEN BUCHANAN RICKY WIMPEE NR Junior High Graduating Class of 1963-1964 Ushers were Robert Kelly, Richard Wirnpee, Barbara Jones and Su Buchanan. After graduation, the Junior High graduates take off for an exciting trip to the lake. l42 Salutatorian Wayne Parks and Valedictorian Susan Herring wait for graduation exercise to begin. Rockwall Public Schools sc:-xoom BOARD JAMES D. KELLY, supu-imend.nf PRINCIPALS: R. E. ANDERSON, President Rockw Texas H. E. UTLEY, High School D. R. FLORENCE, Vice-President 7 HOWARD DOBBS. CHARLES E. ATKINS, Secretary Elemenfarv 8- Junior High CLARENCE NQEL, JR- DORRIS JONES, Bourn Avenue JAMES W. REESE RICHARD E. SLAUGHTER L. H. STEPHENS MARVIN YOUNG, Tax Assessor-Collector 1963-l9oQ Dear Advertisers: Enclosed please find our immeasurable yratitude for your supr-ort in making our 1962i Ji'-CPZLET possible. Without your assistance, our yearbook would have reached to farther than the planning stage. Yearbook advertising, unlike any other, is perpetual in that it will never be discarded as the yearbook is kept as a treasury of memories. Your advertisement will be read year after year so that we will remember you not only for this year's support, but in the years to come as we leaf through the hook, remembering these, the golden days of our youth. Your support demonstrates aniinterest in the educational system of today and a strong faith in today's youth for tomorrow's service. Sincerely yours, THE JACKET STAFF Yxyx-Q:DNN-Qc w+.oxw Ann Chapman Advertising Mananper I43 Texas Aluminum Salutes Dwight Braswell Texas Aluminum Company salutes Dwight Braswell, Senior 1964, as the recipient of their 1963 Good Sportsmanship Award. This is the ninth annual award given to the outstanding senior ofthe year. The presentation was made at the annual football banquet held in January, 1964. It is presented to the senior who has shown outstanding leadership, sportsmanship qualities while competing, as well as overall outstanding good characteristics in school and the community. I44 Texas Aluminum Awards Johnny Payne Mr. R. W. Pickens, president of Texas Aluminum, presents the Texas Aluminum Scholarship to Johnny as his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V, Payne, look on. Johnny Payne, a 1964 graduate, received the 32000. OQ Texas Aluminum Scholarship this year. He was valedictorian with a 95. 771 average. Other Rockwall High School graduates who have received the scholarship are: Bobby Springer, Betty Lou Benbrook, Johnny Dudley, Judy Webb, Russell Braswell, and Wayne Browning. THE FIRST STATE BANK MQ :Em W MILLER'S FOODS 'fAny Thing YOU Want Rockwall, Texa Omplimenrs G! of W, JAMES H. VAUGHN AND FAMILY Congratulations, Senior s WALLACE INSURANCE AGENCY 2.09 East Rusk Phone PA 2-4142. Rockwall, Texas ni Rock ll Te CONGRATULATIONS I SENIORS K-fly! D. R. FLORENCE AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS R kwall T In Trouble C mpliments of Phone PA Z-4566 ROCKWALL COUNTY ' TO SERVICE LOUIE S AU ABSTRACTS 8: TITLES 24-Hour Wrecker Se ' Highways 67 and 740 Rockwall, Te MR. AND MRS. A. L. CROSS Best Car D 1 PEOPLES AUTO MART In Texas Rockwall, Texas New and U d Cars ,L gs'7p S, GH BILLY PEOPLES owner Alf gf-I I Rockwau TA 3-3923 wg A PA 2-4324 Dallas Compliments 1 of ' ROCKWALL MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturer s of Aluminum Windows we e WAYNE ROGERS Assocmte sure PA 2-3341 PA 2-3341 112. East Rusk Rockwall, Texas ROAN'S WASHATERIA Coin-Ope rated Automatic Laundry Open Z4 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.-8811 613 Rusk Street 6 a. m. to 4 p Rockwall, Texas Uuocated in Front of High Schoolj Compliments of BENTON WHOLESALE COMPANY Fishing Tackles Sporting Goods ,d,ZXLf Ro Ckwaii 5 ' Q x.:.5e.. Texas ' gggilfxlx Best Wishes DERWOOD WIMPEE AND FAMILY Compliment s of FALL'S FAMILY STORE Clothes for the Entire Family KLUTT'S MOTOR COMPANY Authorized Mercury Dealer Rockwall Texas Compliments Congratulations, Seniors of CULLINS W. J., CORA, 4-WAY GROCERY AND JUDY PRICE Phone PA Z-3570 Rockwall, Texas Highway 67 and Heath Road Compliments of WILLIAMS ,,..- -f 4 - .N X -L',f I!I,a ll' IH.- A X I- 'null I.. 'n f X g 14,1 fl , J , '. - ...Ng ...Q A 1 Xxsf ,I If ' ass gs Z Ro ckwall ,' x ' Texa S l f' ' IN! ' '53 I50 Congratulations , Senior s MAYO BARBER SHOP Rockwall lj I Texas as l Compliments of CHECK LOFLAND GROCERY 8! MARKET Rockwall Texas HARVEST HARVEST ELEVATOR CO. HARVEST FERTILIZER and CHEMICAL COMPANY Complete Line of Field Seeds All Kinds of Fertilizer Analysis HARVEST Your Sign of Quality Rockwall, Texas RCCKWALL OSTEOPATH IC CLINIC DR. SHERMAN SP I ARKS 5 Yx it ia 3553 2 I I 52 II Q? GOOD FOO I 22 it THE Compliment ' J of 5 X CAFE B. J. M. LUMBER COMPANY 214 East Rusk Rockwall, Texas R Ckwall Watch the Progress of T s LAKE RocKwALL I IL I - I so is ESTATES UQ 'fl ' I 33.4 1 I 'I - in - A We Welcome You I Il I to Visit Us Compliments Congratulations, Senior of GEORGE CHAPMAN B. F. CRAWFORD AND FAMILY Rockwell T s Compliments of Q9 A R53 PIKE'S W I fa! 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HOLT'S GROCERY PA 2-3301 Highway 205 R kwall Te Rochwau, Texas ROCKWALL FLOWER 81 cohgratulamohs, semol-S GIFT SHOP say It With mowers PAYNE'S BUTANE SERVICE L t Them Be ours AND WELDING SUPPLY Phone PA 2-3342 R hwau T X Rockwall THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH l55 Compliments of SHORTY ROGERS BARBER SHOP JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIR Rockwall, Texas MRS. B. L. CUNNINGHAM FASHION BEAUTY SHOP PAYNE M FURNITURE 'vm PA 2-4433 PA 2-4222 K Rockwall Rockwall 4 IX Q6 Congratulations, Senior Compliments of It STEPHENSON'S INSURANCE AGENCY BILL I-OF'-AND Rockwall, Texas Compliments of SHAW'S GARAGE lE'Ex. DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Cold Storage Call for and Deliver Phone PA Z-42.41 ll6 N. San Jacinto J 'W Rk ll T I I . k AUT E.. REPAIRS UIIU If l56 Z OC wa FORNEY STATE BANK HQ f Q, Cornpljignents F' B. J. SMITH Heath, Texas 691 Slm44I a si Lfiffofx eg 5 '::.:'.::l:X 3 a g HANCOCK PLUMBING .NEMBEWI FRANK BUCKANAN, Owner .l Telephone J I LA 1-0591 fill f. Forney Texas PA 2-3656 Q cv' HENRY BURTON Congratulations , Senior s JAMES L. UNDERWOOD Jackie Anderson takes a practice kick at Vernon B e st Wishe s DAVID HOGG Compliments of LEONARD'S GARAGE BUILDING CONTRACTOR A 'f PA 2-3623 Fate, Texas 'af .J f r a , ' Fate, Texas PA 2-3717 C Q . -I F I57 Congratulations , Senior s J. H. DUDLEY PA 2-4282. Rockwall, Texas TERRY PLUMBING Compliments of AND PUMPS MARGARET'S Myers Pumps Sales and Service Plumbing Fixtures PA 2.-4242 Rockwall Pipe for Sale T PA 2-3560 FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Capital Structure Over 5250, OOO. OO .hh . . X - rs N! i t Forney Heath Texas Texas E1 l58 - xl VD 5 E ,mf U E Q U S i H ' cooKSToN PAINT AND BODY SHOP Compliments Of i- f A ip Dependable f I T Service C D A STATE BANK Cl Royse City Emi? Let Us Help You HAZEL'S FLOWERS 8. GIFTS Royse City, Texas HAZEL DOUGLAS, Owner ,WI l Royse City ,, T ' - 4, ,.., f x T 15' Res. NE 4-2608 ,A Jag: Bus. NE 4-2469 T 'X ,fb . f Congratulations, Senior Q R W PULLEN AND PRICE , 1 U SEED COMPANY X, , B , i Royse City NE 4-2421 Compliments of TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENTS ROYSE CITY PHARMACY NE 4-2963 NE 4-2451 P. O. Box 396 Royse City ftlfn Royse City 4+ GARY I-IICKMAN, Texas Owner X I59 'I GREENVILLE HERALD L yn 6,5912 BANNER -1 W:-L. , ... . i wf X VQ5 v i ' I 'L Serving Neighboring Rockwall 7 - Mornings Weekly SATELLITE ROLLER RINK Intersections Highways 67 and 69 Greenville, Texas Special Rates Given to Parties and Groups of 2.0 or More For Information Call GL 5-9093 SCH RADE SUPPLY AND PLUMBING COMPANY Phones BR 6-5408 and CH 5-3347 Rowlett, Texas Crane and American Standard Plumbing Smitheast Septic Systems Ruth-Berry Water Pumps Atlas Tanks Plastic Pipes Full Line Hardware Compliments of TREDWAY Wx F FURNITURE -E f S3 Greenville Texas Congratulations, Senior s GARLAND PAINT STORE NO. 2 and GARLAND DRAPERY 8: CARPET SERVICE BR 6-5092 VERNON SCHRADE Master Plumber 801 W. Garland Ave. State of Texas Garland Texas Shoes for the Entire Family STEPH ENSON'S SHOES Greenville Texas I6O We cater to the finest parties ERNIE'S PIT BAR-B-Q ERNIE CARROLL - Owner 2812 Lee Street Greenville Phone GL 5-4730 Texas 4646 M' 6 S33 . 5' . J '.,.,Z h x 1 1 x X K 1 1 A K I H334 ' . SSS: New... . .ams- cNNwHNug' xxxQNxuqN.n f Wugypgyqga .-.1-1 , 1' , , f. , ff DIRECTORS Willis C. Brown Roland Coomer J. M. Cumby A. R. Davis R. M. Davis M. S. Hollenshead A. D. Jackson, Jr. George James Donald D. Jones Phil McMullen Melvin Mitchell B. B. Owen W. E. Peary, Jr. Haskell L. Roach Harry Rolnick Joseph E. Smith H. A. Walker D. Cecil Williams Joe T. Wood FIRST NATIONAL BANK C-a rland, T exa s Serving Garland and Community Since l906 OFFICERS A. R. Davis, Chairman R. M. Davis, President D. Cecil Williams, Vice-President Melvin Mitchell, Vice-President W. H. Beach, Jr., Vice-President H. A. Walker, Vice-President Henry Meazle, Vice-President Delbert S. Todd, Vice-President Carl L. Hendrex, Cashier Joe M. Smolka, Assistant Cashier James Manning, Assistant Cashier Devvayne McCreary, Assistant Cashier Billy Armstrong, Assistant Cashier Bobby R. Roan, Assistant Cashier Mrs. Joyce Garrison, Assistant Cashier Charles W. Day Assistant Cashier I6I DR. RALPH M. LINDSEY Congratulations, Seniors MOD .195 ' 1' ., W rm- LILLEY AYRES SHOES ' L! QU U, ' Rf,-H Garland Shopping Center , 0 sf! ' A G 1 Good Shoes Properly Fitted ' ' 6 ' ar and Garland Texas s - ,ig Texas M. E. MOSES CO. Compliments of 5 - 10 - 25? at 351. 00 STORE 1905 Garland Shopping Center COOPER REALTY CO. Garland, Texa s Where Your Money Buys the Most CECIL oooPER - oL1N TALLEY GERALD B. cooPi:R COOMER INSURANCE AGENCY Automobiles - Dwellings Household Goods 615 West Garland Ave. BR 6-5905 Garland 619 West Garland Ave. Texas Garland Texas H. W. JONES L HARDWARE 8. FURNITURE CO. S 8' AUTO PARTS Since 1889 303 W. Garland Ave. Garland, Texas Garland, Texas BR 6-5453 519 State St. Ph. 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