South Oak Cliff High School - Den Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

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'- - i L--. 11 ,, ,..-f,-f-.pw-........ .,...., nuff - A ' S. O. C. '74 Editor's Foreword The school year of 1973-'74 has been a very good year. lt has had its share of victories and defeats. As well as joys and sorrows. But we have profoundly established a way of life academ- ically, socially and athletically. If one believes that genes move toward perfection of charac- teristics, then SOCites with the added props of being unique in his own way could fall into an advanced stage of double realitiesg functioning consistently with two seemingly contradictory realms simultaneously. Yet as our theme states we are Everyday People but each being dis- tinguished in his own integrity. For to love life is to love contradiction and conflict. To know life is to never understand. But, to be sure that all is love with all this in mind, we could truly say it has been a very good year. Editor-in-Chief 6 UVSMS. Q19 9505-QQ! Curtis Ray Baker Co-Editors Foreword Many friendships have been formed here at South Oak Cliff this year. Together we will always S remember the ups and the downs, the great moments and the tragic ones. These golden memories' we will always cherish. The Administration, the Faculty, and the Student Body here at South Oak Cliff believe in having Pride and Unity. We think of ourselves as being NUMBER ONE academically, socially, and ath- letically . In presenting to you the 1974 Den, we would like to bring to your attention year of academic, athletic, and social excellence at South Oak Cliff High School. Co-Editor Co-Editor Audrey Wesson Terri Ellison j:.,. l V' L i l 1 W 1 D 5 1 I i R E- M 1 i 1 1 l I f r i l . I I E l I -M Table o f Contents ' Ded1ff'atz.on Admzntstratton t Poculty n Classes Seniors Juniors Sophornores Expresszons Urgantzations Sports Advertisement I Dedication if We, the 1974 DEN Staff, are honored to dedicate this year's DEN to Mr. James C. Gales. I He is the coach of the award winning South Oak Cliff Basketball Team. Coach Gales led the Golden Bears to a second place State Championship. Coach Gales is not only an outstanding coach, but a dedicated instructor. His popular ity is found throughout the halls of South Oak Cliff High School. CONGRATULATIONS Coach Gales! Q I f S M ef K ag ,af K 1' g Q L M 1 W 6 ff P Q +4 fb W .K E 'K 5 , 5 6 Q Q ff I , ii ,L- f 4 4 g f ,pg f +1 2 gy r M -Wm Q., .X 1 Each moment of the year has its own beauty . . . A picture which was never seen before and which shall never be seen again Emerson Reasoning, Concentration Ubseroation, Are a Part o f Everyday Living. H I 1 lt ,. x 0 Ilv . 1 Q x 1 f , Worries, thrills, and anxieties can be found everywhere. is Af Wie V. ,Af gf The joys of winning, the ngonies of defeat . ..-uf '- A ffi, E X , , , -, ollow our EVER YD Y PEOPLE. I Yi f :QW nz ' 3- , in . 'ff-r. 5 ' ' -'9'ffZ:7- 71? as y.3 - . 2513. 'LES z--13753 -- 1 gif iff- 1215, f y I , Liz: .N 1, K' V -' ,nj ,f. girl Sy 17 P rp. olm SENIORS: May I take this opportunity to congratulate you on making the next step! Your contributions to the South Oak Cliff High School will be remembered for years to come. As you know, our goal is to make every student a winner, and certainly, you have been ex- posed to some of the best programs anyplace. You have made friends, not only throughout the city of Dallas, but throughout the state of Texas. You have brought honor and renown to the school by your exemplary behavior, scholastic ability, athletic prowess, leadership, character and loyalty. a few of the basic ingredients necessary for a happy life. May I wish each of you HGodspeedU, as you journey onward and upward to your new endeavors, whatever they may be. Very truly yours, -x Q dx Q ' A 'Y 7 ' ' , a M lc ,. mcg . r, Irincipal Administration WW -11 f . A , Alfred Bowens Assistant Princzpals The assistant principals of South Oak Cliff have done a tremendous job dur- ing 73-'74 year in helping take care of the student body. With the new com- munication devices, they are able to keep in touch with one another. T if Milton South Richard Ladd Barbara Gomez Maurine Hearne Doris Lewis Grace Love Margaret McClintock Mary Watts lqunum l Janie Ratcliff 5 w T95 ff in A-.ff , yi' - .writf by Eleise Holloway Mary Knight Betty Smith Iermine Talton W- .-,,,,.. .. s Evelyn Coit Evelyn Chandler Robert Humphrey Ira Lyons Cloreal Turner Richard Wells .f P' Charles Barr Henry Jacob Kay Jones Eldridge Fisher ru Zrfd 4 V' 5 Shirley Frederick Patricia Holleman Eddie Ross Linnie Ware 1 9,4 1 A' S kfvw w , ----1 Deloise Gray Carolyn Moss Peggy Price Deloise Payne Linda Shannon Pauline Smith Cleo Sisson Royal Court 1 st Runner Up Sandra Reed Junior Princess Linda Jones Sophomore Princess Lori Lackey I , X I . f . r-ff-xv : ' . ' . sk' I1 Q Q ks' 7,5 ' . . ,Ulf fizf l-c-.-,- Y. .1 -. F ',i X Q ,S A X '-' - ' ,L X 1. ' ' . f, Miss S. 0. C. Sherri Ly-51,-n fumes 5 1 f ,,, V B , ,J . s A ,. , -av n ' .J 1 O, Q . . In , ' ' gi A J 1 Q , fi I. ' I ' I ir, 9 N X' , Ai QL. f s -R .F f, , ' V .,.' x . X , x x Faculty Cotrill Applewhite Jack Andrews Brenda Battle Lee Baty Ken Bednarczuk Mary Been James Bell 1 tmrl 5-,,,. 1 rlfil' .-3 .4 if af 2 3' f 2 . FW,- Iohn Berry Claude Blair Wendy Bratcher Leon Brown Titus Brown, Sgt x. J, -av f 9... Vera Brown Carolyn Campbell Robbie Campbell Reginald Carrington Carrie Chandler Sandra Chertkov Rosa Clark John Clay Terry Cockrurn Sheryl Collier Judy Cooper Richard Creed Donna Dudley Betty Edwards Kay Epps Lolita Ellis Eugene Ervin Ann Essary tg A A.. -we 1.0, X . Millie Ferguson Nan Fichtenbaurn Scott Fickling Candy Fowler Charles Fox Marilyn Fridel , ,of LJ We if 17. ,J f l y. , iii' :FT --'fwfr ii 'j-am 31l,gsm'4,,L W, 'ls on ,au i I3 V Beverly Fulton James Gales Bonnie Gates Janet Gentry Boston Grant Milton Green . .1 ,V as l . f V 49 I Rex Green Robert Hall Robert Hasring Debra Hatcher Elizabeth Haynie Q1 'fs -'Ng .W ., Q' l l 'Y ., w , .. Sal .9 A D5 5 ' 'K , Q IQ , R H Alleen Herrington Peggy Hess Michael Holloway Jr. Norman Jett Charles Johnson 'R .9 0 0 .ri 6 'O ,g wx 9 'B W Q W , Q 4 4 ' ' .K- ,,.,3 ' I , J Vg! xl In 9 J K 4 1, W' . ., R44 Drucilla Kincade Willie Kelly Georanna King Hettie Lacy Sarah Layton Brenda Le Trendre Clay Lewis Alice Lias Sylvester Lily Percy Lindsay Vivian Lobley ' ,,., 'WN ' -, X E7 Z7 Ll L W L '35 ,iii M Q' L, ,. -f M xxx -fr uv af: out I D K John Lockhart Charles Malone Charles Martin Judith Maupin Mayrene McCoy Pasty Meyers ii an , C A ' M 'X i Lfgkp-- , , l' fgsz, Rafe Meyers Cindy Miller Baudilid Mora Stephen Mullenix D. Nash, Sgr. Katherine Nelson Terry Nicholson Q ff A zfx ff A N f-,r X. ,. K 9 AN wg, ' , nl ff: f I Q, V' g . Q N W L - ,. ' .... E Richard Pennington Elroy Pena Karen Puckett Billy Rasco Gus Reese Lilyan Reeves Otto Rhome ai Clysta Ross Jean Savary Kathertne Sawyer Betty Scott Patricia Smith Ruby Smith Rae Still V' Q ,VHP IT E .ggfai .,x v', Mike Tanco Steve Tompkins Laura Turner Lester Vickers John Wade Christene Walker TNI Yllllu YOU lhlsl LANGUAGE SPEAK F, 41,2 ir Allie Williams Tony Williams Bobby Williamson Gray Willis Bryum Wilsford Wilson James W 'W f r ro mow il 1 i mg! ,. 5, W Ll In v , M was -H - xf Q , ff 'f 'iff 72 H .V ,,,, Jw E, iz. ' 'Z ',,' .win nys V+- -is ff- ,ff-Ly ,:3g -:Q WJ ., W f lll, ilil' ,, ,li.f 415. . - , :sg i.-- ayfifzgsn- ,li--vw -K iiil 1 , . .-eg, Q r Q Qi . ws-in , f-,,. ,. Q.. 1,1.lH M:,-,,,, ,, fm Q A 5,.. gg, .g L., ,,,g.5g:2l1.,-,111 , 342' ,,', ,1-, sl Akil fW1,:yii,,i H191 K Archie Body Elnora Evans Hilda Ford Ruth Mitchell aw A. Zh 'D Br THE FRIENDS YOU MAKE Roberta Murphy Willis Webster Dorothy Whitfield 1, ., -1 Q Lu. J f-R xx Y '55 ?5't1'j Viv ,if-:fi ff? ' J m y 'WA if Y Q' Seniors ' Senior Insignia Day LN 1 YW .ff H '3- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Anthony McGill Secretary - Belinda Sowels Vice President - Larry Harris Treasurer - Regina Crosby Alexander, Reginald Allen, DeVera Allen, Gloria Anderson, Vernell ' 1 Armstead, Jeanette Armstead, Joyce Armstrong, Ricky Ashley, Sharon Aubrey, Lorene Ausborne, Sandra Austin, Jackie Austin, Venetia Birdwell, Pamela Bivins, Johnny Blackmon, Patricia Blakemore, Danny Bluitt, Anita Booker, Mercie Booth, Carolyn Boyd, Debra Bailey , Dianne Baker , Curtis Banks , Dorothy Baty . Otis Bennett , Ruby Berry , Andrew .43 t 1 ,S 5 e N 56 Boyd , Herbert Boyd , Sharon Boykin , Terry Bradley , Cathy Broadnax , Shirel Browder , Sheila Mm! Mm! Good x M :-X Brown, Debra Brown, Eddie Brown, Henry Brown, Mary PQ -1 fig Q Brown, Rennetta Brown, Wanda Browning, Kirstia Bryant, Patricia L Burks, Shelia Burns, Renita Bush, Doris Byrd. Shirley Callanan, Brenda Carter, Elton Carter, Gary Castille, Bobby Champayne, Palmer Cherry, Valerie Clark, Michael Clark, Peggy Cohen, Peggy Collier, James Collins, Princess Coney, Bobbie Cooks, Sheron Cooper, Pamela Crawford, James Crosby, Kenneth vw' 'QUE' Z 1.3 33 UZ 'Q W., ras I Crosby, Regina Davis, Alvin Dawn, William Dillard, Sandra Dilworth, Gloria Dixon, Bennie Douglas, Dale Downs, Debra Dupree, Leatha Eason, Linda Edwards, Regina Ellis, Donnell Ellison, Terri Fields, Gregory Finnie, Ronnie Flagg, Carla Ford, Willie Fuqua, Roger Garrett, Louis Gibson, Ronda Gilmore , Freeman Glaze, Yvette Gordon, Shelia Gowans, Sharon W? A nut buying Nuttie Buddie ,J W1 'Y 'ke K XMMB 2 aziivfii , N, 'A Q A X' 5' -.l lt K ,G Ag '54-in 'T Grant, Carolyn Grant, Debra Gray, Everette Gray, James Green lony Green, Kenneth Green, Pansy Greer Daphenie Greer, Pam Greer, Veronica Griffin, Shirley Guillory, Margaret Hackworth, Priscilla Hall, Eddie Hall, Rory Hamilton, JoAnn Hamilton , Paul Hampton, Thurman gun fi 5, ,G a , N 1 l-landsom, Mark Harlan, Wilma Harmon, Jackie Harris, Aritis Hasty, Willie Hayes, Valerie Haynes, Ladelphia Haynes, Yvonne Haywood, Edna Hearn, Linda Hegger, Anthony Heggins, Debra Heggins, Samuel Heslop, Vickie Hicks, Deborah Hill, Deloris Hill, Gregory Hill, Linda Hines, Angelo Hodges, Rhonda Holmes, Carol Hopkins, Regina fw- 3 It ' 2 A, H Lrrir ,,. F xx, CD51 Houston, Brenda Houston, James Hubbard, Larry Hudson, Mary Hunt, Henry Hunt, Wanda Hutchinson, Scheleatha Issac, Elizabeth Ivy, Magnolia Jacobs, Janice Jackson, Bennie Jackson, Jerry Jackson , Melva Jackson , Walter James , Sherri Jarvis , Sheila Johnson Adelle Johnson, Diane Johnson, Karen Johnson , Lawanda Come and get me. Jones, Aaron Jones, Anthony Jones, Barbara Jones, Deborah Jones, Sharon Jones, Theresa Jordan, Vivian Kennard, Brenda Johnson, Lawrence Johnson , Monuana Johnson , Patricia Johnson , Sharon Johnson , Willie Johnson, Yvonne R King , Chrlstiper Kirkwood , Vivian Lane , Brenda Lee , Charles Lee Charlotte ,, in ee Mark Gee, did I hit a wrong note. Lewis , Degra Lewis , Gwen Lister , Rennee Littleton , Richon Littleton, Romeria i '.'-4 Lloyd, Pamela Loftis, Mary Lynn, Brenda Manning, Claude March, Lillie Mathis, Billie Mathis, Gail Mayshaw, Laura McCowin, Standey McCutchin, Gwen McDade, Darrell McDonald, Shelia McGill, Anthony Medlock, Jacqueline Medlock, Marion i s was N 4' t A v 4 bv- Minnifee, Telata Moffett, Lester Moore, Kenneth Mosely, Alma Moss, Sharon Nelson, Lottie Norman, Brenda Oliver, Shelia Owens, Thelma Palmer, Ramona Parhams, Peggy Patterson, Rise Perry, Aaron Phillips, Freda Phillips, Marilyn Pink, Larry Pinson, Micheal Pleasant, Charles Porter, Gwen Pratt, Denise Mac jump a little higher. Price, Janice Price, Stanley Price , Wanda Pride , Vivian Pryor , Rebecca Raglin , Marilyn Rankin , Mentrall Rason , Cheryl Raymond . Ralph Redwine , Debra rf, ., Reece, Vivian Reed, Antoinete Reed, Billy Reed, Patricia Reed, Sandra Reed, Yvonne Rice, Diana Richardson, Audrey Richardson, Delvin Richardson, Rosalyn Rittenhouse, Glinda Roberts, PaLricia ada' iff .WARS We got our first high. Robinson, Donald Robinson, Larry Robinson, Retha Rodgers, Gary Rodgers, Terry Rose, Harold Rose, Patrick Roseborough , Michael Rowe, Patricia Roy, Brenda Ruffin, Earlane Runnels, Doralena Russell, Beverly Sampson, Donna Sanders, Beverly Sanders, Patricia Sattewhite, Kate Scott, Beverly Scott, Kelvin Sewell, Carol A Egfr ,Q H -sf ,X X ZW K fir., 'QW , 1: 4 flag Shamlin, Gloria Shelton, Dandra Shumaker, Mary Sims, Diane Sims . Jessie Smith, Christine Smith, Joe Smith, Kenneth Smith, William Smyth, Dixie Sneed, Janice Sneed, Sharon Sowels , Belinsa Stephenson , Mary Stephenson , Odies Stewart , Fred Still, Jerry Stinson, Albert Strange, Evelyn Taylor, Deborah It's a dummy!! Thomas, Willie Todd, Cheryl Tubbs, Earline Turner, Clarence Taylor , Eddy Taylor , Russell Tennyson , Sheria Thomas , Artis Thomas , Breannette Thomas , Jean Ward , David Ward , Sarah Washington , Cherilyn Washington , LaTrice Washington , Marcus Webber , Cheryl , Wesson , Audrey Whitaker , Valeria White, Alton White , Rosalind - Love is A Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams , Angela Blanche Brenda Bruce Carol Doris Frank Kris Is it real? Williams , Lawrence Williams , Marcia Williams , Sandra Wilson , Susan Woodson , Linda Wright , Bobby Wright , Jackie Wright , Sacoma Wrighter , Cheryl Wyatt , Gola Wasf... inf .Q will I Young , Young Young Young Alice Diane Doris Marva The bigger the better. Senior Luncheon - Marnott Hotel .of N .M-.An .. .....,....f., . . ,,,M, iw, I i ' -ef 8 - de 6 Most Attractive A M ff, Charles Pleasant Shtrel Broadnax When speaking of good looks always look toward Charles. A very active Socite , Charles was elected President of the Key Club. He's an unpredictable Pisces. X Shirel is a member of the Art Club and Secretary of the Future Teachers of America. She's a timid Leo, ruled by the sun. M 0515 Athletic y R LW,,A. , ,,,, dr loyal Libra . A Golden Bear Cheerleader, Mentrall has been very active throughout the year. She's a Charles has proved to be one of the best athletes on the basket- Mentrall Rankin Charles Mcfllillian ball Com' Hes a SCOIPIO' Tm Scorpion is a dictator. 1 Most Friendly . v-E' f, , . ..-, 'Q -n,4-'za '?'3fzif Andrey Wesson Kenneth Williams Kenneth, known as Ethel, the big man on the basketball court. He always kept his cool and made friends while he still did his thing. Big Ethel, the Friendly Gemini. A ,'1' ' iff The warm smile of Audrey con- veyed friendship to those who received it. She was accepted to the Who's Who among American High School Students. Audrey is a cautious Cancer. Thurman has been sharp all year. He's a member of the Key Club and the number one band. Thur- man is a together Aquarius. Patricia has also been sharp throughout the year. She was accepted in the National Honor Society and a member of the FTA. Patricia is a dedicated Sagittarius . Best Dressed Patricia Roberts Thurman Hampton 1' Popularity has kept DeVera in the running year after year. This is her second year elected Most Popular. She was accepted in the National Honor Society. DeVera is a Taurus. Larry Joe , Vice President of the Sr. Class, proved to be worthy of being voted Most Popular. A superstar on the basketball team, Larry was voted all state. He's an Aries. Most Popular v', 'rw ,,.: f 5 k ' 21 1 J- 1441 5545- .P i,GY2m:.hV,V.- ,4 . ,x ' '75 'X Q ' 54 X ' --...s,...- 'Q ,,, C ' -M, t .1a..-.- ' . 5f..-t.....- . -,Q at A A - Q W' IU- ' De Vera Allen Larry H arrls -.-,.. 1-gs: . .-.M Most Intellectual Cheryle Todd Marcus Washington Scholarship, initiative and lead- ership characterized Cheryle throughout this year. She's a member of the National Honor Society and Pres. of the Math- Science Club. She's a Virgo. Marcus is capable of handling all types of problems. He's a mem- ber of the National Honor Soci- ety. This smart Sagittarius can handle it. .Y Q Retha , a member of the Golden Bear Band , has got it all together with her vocal and saxophone abilities. She's also a member of the Stage Band. Retha is an Aquarius. F1oyd's talent was displayed by his vocal and football abilities. He has been on the varsity team for three years. Floyd is a Pisces. Most Talented .QNX-rp Retha Robinson Floyd Graham fflvilh , -.4 44 'E-dur. Most Witty is Ee , Q. ., 32 E,.a,s.Q Pamela Lloyd Ray Clayton Pamela has kept everyone laugh- ing all year round . She's a mem- ber of The Life Leadership. Pam is a Taurus. y 1 Witty is the word used to describe, Ray Charles. He's a Peaceful Libra . 1 Most Versatile Anthony Jones Regina Crosby li E Anthony, better known as Little Man is a Track Star and a mem- ber of the Varsity Football Team. He's also a member of Life Leadership. Little Man is a Leo. Versatile she is, Regina was elected Sr. Class Treasurer, National Honor Society Trea- surer, F.T. A . President, and Math-Science Club Secretary. She's an intelligent Virgo. n.. M- if E45 fi M135 A. , ,:, , a ,W -..- in, ,. sim' ,, A, ..,-- f .X 1,-fhjn., L,-A 4, Q gi vm, .157 H39 1 .jf fffivf-3, ,A ilfwaf , Q X 'Aff XV +9 . f 1 1 ., 131 ,J ,W aw. nfl ,urs li ul An, , 4 1 ,QI 1.237115 4034, W -vw vu, 4, Q. r 'Q V V N s 1 Mosely Moss , Richardson , Delvin 5, Richardson , Rosalyn Rittenhouse . Glinda Roberts , Patricia Bear Track Nelson, F.T.A. N.H. Norman , Donald Oliver, Larry Owens, Girls Reiha Palmer, Ramona Gary Parharns, Peggy , Terry Annual ff Harold n, Rise f A , Patrick Perry, Aaron Phillips, Freda Phillips, Marilyn Pink, Lary R.O.T.C. N.H.S. Prison , Micheal Pleasant , Charles Key Club - Pres. 'Concert Choir Porter , Gwen D . E . Pratt , Denise Reed , Reed , Bear Reed , Y Rice , e , Patricia Roy , Brenda , Earlane Doralena DOIIII3 Beverly Patricia Kate Price, Janice Richardson, Audrey Scott, Beverly Micharl , Beverly P R -vi' 2' 1.c:. r fffi-'Y . A y,, 5, Scott, ' Sewell, -- oi,-, .W , 1 Ziff Shamli q i ,5 A 4 ' I ,. .ilk- helton . an .s s -1, ff. humak , Mary ims, D Ve vis A f ., - Conce ' gg Life Q. .- ership ims, Ie D.E. ,, R.T.A 5 . - vmith, stine Smith. 152, 25 , 5.3 Smith. Wlnamffx ,V Smlmh' DWF, V - O - E- f o.E.A. fig tani A Sneed , Janice 'Q73Qg3a Sneed. Sharon f-of R.O.T.C. Sowels, Belinda Senior Secretary Life Leadership F.H . A . Stephenson , Mary Stewart , Fred Varsity Football Stephenson , Odies Still, Jerry Stinson, Albert' Key Club S ' Strange , Evelyn Taylor, Deborah Concert Choir Art Club Taylor , Eddy O . E . A . Taylor, Russel Thomas , Artis N . H . S . Thomas , Breannette y Thomas, Jean F. H . A . Thomas , Willie Todd , Cheryl French Club Marching Band s Concert Band' N . H . S . Math-Science: Club Pres. Turner, Clarenceyff y Ward A Ward, Sarah, icheiiiyn Student Council i Washington?l.aTrice Washington , Marcus Webber , Cheryl N . H . S . Pivoteers Wesson, Audrey Student Council Life Leadership Annual Staff Co. Editor Speech-Drama F.T.AQ': Who's Who In American High Schools Whitaker, Valeria Marcia p Bear Track A A if l Co . Editor Williams, San , While- Alisa, B-and ' Rosalind Wi1S0l?pjgQ,p,,SQ,uSan Woodson, Linda BaseballQueen. l t Studelntiglouncil williams, g A 1-if A 'Lli' W Ilghty Williams, Brenda f 5 Wright, Jackie wiiiiaiiisl Bruce l l A, A Marching Band Wflght' Concenpand Wrighter, Cheryl Williams, Carolyn Wy4Tl'pL?iGi1da S lilll t Life Leadership Williams, Doris Young,i,f5Alice l Williams, Fraiiigp ' i Life Leaderslilip Young, Diana Williams, Kris Young, Williams , Laurence Young , Marvfa Seniors Express Themselves XNQXJT fe Q wx RARFEM U 3 :gb 'TQ' 9 Q! A 'V .9554 A ss yi QQERS ggeairge t QF- ,Ye . . 1 'L e4rg+L'4 f fi il. 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Acy, Latanya Alexander, Marva Allen, Ethelene Anderson, Evelyn Anderson, Mary Andrews, Sidney Arnold, Karen Arterberry, Gene Atkins, Tony Berkins, Sharon Beatly, Sharon Beecham, Jatum Been, Isabell Bell, Freerick Bell, Gloria Benneth, Leressa Bell, Ronald Benneth, Ruby Benson, Hurbert Benton, Lewis Bibles, Linney Birdine, Marlyn Bizor, Robert Black, Bernice Blackburn, Maranda Brandon, Carol Brandon, Sharon Bridges, Cecila BIlSCO Brooks , Brown , Brown, Brwon , Brown Brown , Patricia Catherine Beverly Larry Linda Sharon Minnie Bullock, Fredrick Burden, Roxy Burks, Sue Burnall, Tony Camp, Susan Carol, Virginia Chatman, Kenneth Chambers, Winston Childress, Rena Coney, Lcmo Cooks, Gary Cornelius, Joe Crowning, Artry Davis, Patricia Davis, Rita Dawson, Wymond Decker, Clearence Dilworth, Judy Dockery, Ierrie Dixon, Brenda Duffy, Howard Dunbar, Lita Dunbar, Bearthis Edley, Lineta Eggans, Kenneth Elder, Gloria Evans, Carolyn Evans, Darcus Evans, Marcus Fagget, Bervin Fisher, Gaither Ford, Carolyn Freeman, Geraldine Fuquay, Shanda Gaither, Enda Garner, Wanda Garrett, Nina Goodman, Rodrick Graunt, Robbi Green, Sandra Greer, Stephanie Grey, Corlis Grey, Debra Griffin, Angela Griffin, David Harris, Debra Hawkins, Donna Hayes, Karen Henderson, Mae Hill, Kenneth Hodge, Wendolyn Hollands, Alice Hollaway, Mary Hollaway, Terry Holmes, Janette Horge, Vera Hubbard, Lee Husby, Danny Ivory, Karlene Jackson, Cynthia Jackson , Cynthia Jackson , Darlene Jackson Marilyn Jackson Shelia Jackson Venetta James, Ricky Jefferson, Jeanetta Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Omega Jones, Cassandra Jones, Charles Jones Debra Jones Ervin Jones Linwood Jones, Diane tk ssh gg, 'Q Cathy ' ' , i qw, V . Uur funiors Today Q94 A 'Y ha f L L YN X 45 3 is X l -. -at-NA ng 11. K ,sl Q Q- X - , A 'WW 1, -'R-ll :S .J N . . 'si if I if .AY 9 f axxfrwixw--4 'U H' v flf J' 3 My ,. . Q ,Q i 1, , ...H fi G 5 J'-if if J 6 - s. .1 Jones, Linda Jones, Mary Jones, Venda Jones, Walter Kemp , Gail Kennedy, Alice Kenndy , Brenda King , Sandra Larry , Jennie Lee , Marvan Lee , Rona Lefall , Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Clayton Beverly George Plano Rosalyn Lewis , Trimilla Mann , McBroom, Babara McCullough, Carolyn McGowan, Marilyn McKinney, Pamela McKlenton, Edwin Miller, Denise Mitchell, Aaron Mooney, Handsome Moore, Beverly Moore, Ross Mosley, Inez Motley, Yvonne Myers, Cecila Neal, Donna Nelson, Corlis Nelson, Ronnie Nobles, Larry Norwood, Serell Oliver, Cathy Owens, Prissilla Paris, Machelle Peace, Gail Pickens, Arthur Price, Beverly Price, Cassandra Raynard, Calton Redwine, Debra Reed, Mandell Rhodes, Sharon Rice, Pamela Riley, Chester Roberts, Audrey Robertson, Rena .DW mx 4' WHO KNOWS? MAYBE ANOTHER BENNY GOODMAN! X li 4. 50 ,v z 1 Class of 97 L .,'A af Q . A 'lf ,, 5 ' , I, , ,T ' 'f ' I, at ,Q ,Y-st ' C7 ww 5 fx X . .sax . ,. ., F 1 1 'iii , , 1 4 :VM- f gif x. r . 1 h 1 'X S W, . E' X ' 1 - - . +1.13 I it A , X 3. ' - , ,gi'7:w fQV In ., 4. fn i is 4 J' Robertson, Margaret Robertson, Jenell Robins, Robin Robinson, Mary Robinson, Patricia Rodgers, Sharon Roudge, Alice Rush, Shirley Sanders, Darrel Scott, Cathy Scott, Lenora Scott, Paula Shedd, Patricia Sheppard, Carol Shelton, Sharon Shine, Denise Simpson, Pamela Slaughter, Harold Stribling, Grace Stone. 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Love is like a coach that can't win for losing. Willie Anderson I CAN 'T STOP LOVING YOU You've brought me joy throughout the years. You've brought me pain sorrow, and tears. But yet I remember the hurting things too . But still I can't stop loving you. You've caused me heartaches that I cannot bear. But yet and still your dreams I'll share . All these things I'm sure you knew. I just can't stop loving you. You want me to bear your child , I will in time, If you'II wait awhile. I'll do all the other things you want me to do Because I can't stop loving you. My man I feel you are the best, That's why I put you before the ICSI. You see I can only provide for us two. I won't, I can't stop loving you. Audrey Wesson xi'-A V K nf ,iff 3217 if 1 3,1 3 'iff 3 li jf . Ai WHAT IT IS TO BE BLACK To be Black, is to be alive. To be filled with fun, and plenty of jive. To party all the time moon to moon. , To want to pop your fingers to every tune . To eat watermelon and candied yams, Greens and cornbread, and Armour canned spam To look at life as one eternal jam. ' I know what it is to be black. Because Black I am. To be Black is to be unjustly taken to jail. Shut behind bars , and forced through hell. To have a low paying job, with nothing to say. To watch a crooked white man have his way. To hear your hungry children, tears in their eyes Feed me , I'm hungry. are their cries. While a no good president continues his lies. LIES? LIES? LIES , while your six-year-old dies From a pig's shotgun blast right in the eye . For stealing a funky Hostess baked apple pie . I know what it is to be Black, Because Black I am! Jennie Larry SPEAK . BLACK MAN Speak, Black man. Shout aloud. You are brave, mighty and bold. Let them step aside , so you may pass. Let them pave your pathways with gold. Speak, Black man. Shout aloud. For this is your country , too. Let them see that America's equally yours. Let them see proud and black are you. Speak, Black man. Shout aloud. For bold spirits and heritage is yours . Don't you let old whitey put you down. Don't you go through no back doors. Speak, Black Man. Shout aloud. There's endurance and power in your back. Show the endurance that blackness is. Show them the power of black. ' Jennie Larry K' i if If EMERG You know me from way back then When I could not be called a man, Yaw'sr, Boss was all I could say And go in the fields and work all day But you see me now as a bold man. Who has the nerve to take your hand . To stand out in public. To seek his rights. For we have the power, we have the might So all men will realize we all Are created equal. Once as individuals. now as people. Retha Robinson LET ME TOUCH YOU Let me touch you - Let me touch the parts of You no one has ever seen. Let me touch your heart: Your soul: your moods: your thoughts: Your every emotion. Then and only then Can I truly say, I know you. Charles Calhoun fm, 1 V 1 V-xfmmgsy 'rw U, -, A'--if , I Al, if -'Y wb I '1 I-in ANXIETY A POEM FOR PAM I think I've seen you In my dreams. The soft rain, A sweet rose , A kind thought. My favorite color. I think I want you. To touch your hand . To kiss your lips, To make you cry, To know what you're thinking, When I look in your eyes. I think I need you. To make you smile. Let me have you To make my life worthwhile. IThink . . . lknow . . lsense . . Ifeel . . . I love you. Charles Calhoun Love is like a coach who doesn't have many players It seems as if he is always last at choosing. Love is like a coach who can't win for losing. Willie Anderson AS LONG AS YOU LOVE ME As long as you love me . I'1l stay by your side. I'1l be your companion, Your friend and your guide. As long as you love me , As long as you care , I'l1 do anything for you, I'11 go anywhere. For as long as you love me, I'1l always be there. Elaine Miller f- fb fi 1 L. .R . ,cv ,-.4 nf gh 'x X v N -4-f KI' xr ff 43 .RX A I ' I N f 1 ' E72-?l J ' - .'5?: v .977 -no 1H4Ef4 yi. fif ' f 4 L ::, 155.3 l wk 5,5 x H nw 'fs + P 1 -1 b 3 : I 25' LOVE Love is like a bottle of wine It can be bitter or sweet. It comes all of a sudden, Without any warning or sign. Love is like a bottle of wine. It ages and it mellows. It spins around in your head . And then it finally settles. Bonnie Brown SADNESS Sadness is like the wind through an empty house . Sadness is like the crying of little children hungry in the night . . . very lonesome . Sadness is like the howling of a coyote at the moon. The squeaking of a door opening or closing. Bruce Berry SPRING The cold wintery wind is gone With only traces of brown as memories. Spring has come! The plagerized melodies of the mockingbird, The pollen polluted pleasing breezes are just beginning. This is, indeed, the happiest of seasons. Old cold-wom clothes are pared for warmer weather. Everything, whether living or not, has its spring cleaning New sports - and a complete change of what was . Andrew Berry POEM A feeling of exhilaration An unknown joy The charms of such situations, be a little too much for a boy. Adventure Brown, Black, Yellow Red white and blue. We are all similar, No matter what hue . People The soul of man. No bath the beginning and end of life: Is released from all cares. Trouble , V Because just a memory Freedom This is mine ' 'I want yours too. Possession Rodrick Gooden BE TRUE TO YOURSELF Some people have hang ups and some people just don't know how to face the world. Some people seek to find freedom and peace by turning on to dnigs. And the others turn to suicide as a result. Some people steal and kill trying to make a hussle. While the others sell their bodies by the week to get a little dough for a score . Some people lie and cheat to make a beat, supposing to fool the almighty man. No matter what you do it won't change the world, so just try to make it the best way you can, and be true to yourself. f Elizabeth Isaac D A SINNER'S PRAYER Master, Almighty, Master, Have I not done what you have asked? Have I not changed , though very fast? I know I lied, I cheated, I stole, But Master, my Master Those days have grown old. I lived a life , a wretched one: Now I asked your forgiveness For the things I've done. My mother I denied My sister I raped: Please understand Master, It was all a mistake. Forgive me Masterg Forgive me please I'm crying, I'm begging, I'm down on my knees. My heart is forsaken, My soul is despair, My mind is confused, Master, please hear my prayer. Is it too late for me to pray For the wrong that I've done From day to day? I wonder Master, I wonder why , I stabbed my brother And watched him die. I hung my father from the wall: Now I do realize the agony of all. I'm sorry now , I don't know what to do. So Master, O Master. I come to you. You see my condition, You hear my plea. Master, my Master Do something for me . Forgive me Master Forgive me please I'm crying, I'm begging, I'm down on my knees. Tonya Semetres Ware I 136 1. ZMQWQ fi? Orgamzatzons 40 N x 2 'kWwm'in-W. 1 9 Z .al Distributive Education FIRST ROW, L - R: Mr. Lindsey - Coordinator. J. Billard, G. Porter, H. Rose, A. Bluitt, R. Gipson, Mr. H' D H rndon, D. Bailey, M. Handsome Tanco - Coordinator. SECOND ROW: W. Jackson, P. Clark, A. mes, . e P. Shedd, I. Crawford. THIRD ROW: R. Armstrong, L. Robinson, J. Bennett, C. King, R. Finie, W. Johnson, B. Johnson, A. Harris. ly- C. VAE. - 1 up , 15 vm -. -..... . 1 W I IRST ROW, L - R: R. Furlow, S. Green, A. Holbert, E. Dilworth, R. Reed, J. Gardner, C. Moore, D. Gray, P. Keeton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lee Baty - Sponsor, G. Arkdie, R. Curry, G. Ewing, O. Armstrong, S. Miller, M. Webb, B. Hardeman, T. Bryant, H. Samuells. Health Occupation Cooperative Training ROW, L - R: B. Robinson, D. Young, A. Williams, G. Gipson, P. Sanders, L. Aubry, M. Ivy, Secre- . SECOND ROW: D. Clemons, S. Fuquay, Treasurer, C. Morgan, B. Harrison, R. White, P. Richardson, wearington, M. Parish. THIRD ROW: D. Douglas, Vice Pres. , D. Miller, Reporter, B. Gray, R. Davis rian, S. Shelton, Parliamentarian, D. Humphrey, M. Roddy - Pres., Mrs. Kelly - Sponsor. ,Ji a ,, .5 if f . Aft I ff? I , I gf ij. l 5' ww ,,- 3 . in 1 Office Education Association Officers Secretary: Sharon Moss Treasurer: Gloria Dilworth Reporter: Diann Rice President: Mercie Booker Linda Hearn Sharon Chambers Sheila Browder Linda Eason Patricia Johnson Melva Jackson Charlotte McNee1y Theresa Washington Kay McCullough Brenda Lynn Regina Edwards Kate Satterwhite Karen Johnson Eddi Taylor Herbie Coleman C I - 3, . . . . .. . E51 Hz, - .s..:i.-ii. .i li i f- .- f FI-LA.-Hero Home Economics Cooperative Education FIRST ROW, L - R: S. Jones, M. Blackmon, P. Bryant, J. Medlock - V. Pres. , P. Carter. SECOND ROW, L - R: B. Sowells - Treasurer, D. Berry - Historian, V. Greer, S. Luster, R. Bennett, G. Lewis, Mrs. M. Ferguson - Coordinator. THIRD ROW, L - R: C. Finley, H. Brown, J. Wright, R. Washington - Pres. , K. Crosby, D. Brown FHA. FIRST ROW, L - R: M. Waters - Pres. , J. ThomaS, D- Shaw. 0- Cato- SECOND ROW, L - R2 MIS- H- Lacy - Sponsor, D. Rice, J. Wright, V. Turner, I. Price, Mrs. M. McCoy - Sponsor. 3 r ' ' - F 4 'J JF' B 5:7751 in sg Q 3 il 1, fl rw .n .1 fi 'x -qv' Chess Club FIRST ROW, L - R: Kenneth Bizor, Kieth Todd, William Smith, Pres. , Carl Brown. SECOND ROW, L - R: Steven Cox, Kenneth Tolbert, Rodrick Gooden, Waylan Sessions, George Lewis, Frank Garrett. Sponsor - M Mora. - 3 to 2 2 2 Z' ' .PQ . . f:.,e-- - , ,5, ',2-PT fr, '. .- , ' , ,,'- . . ,J Q. 5 4' u 2 . QQ tgwl 'ff -. nf -,912-'ii' ' , ' fs' ' 11555, V, gi ' :iq 5 ,L A, Ii . i . is . -. Latin, Club Billy Allen, Cassandra Price, Dwight Flanagan, Debra Collins, Kenneth Bizor. 5 E : ,L . . . - - - ,f . 2- Z ALTW-:T T., 4 , R 1 N K! A - 41 -af-Nl' n. - A 4 P I I B 1 is ,f 'S uv Charm Club F 2' FIRST ROW, L - R: D. Walker, L. Roland, M. Gipson, J. Beavers. I. Robertson, M. McGee, J. Johnson, S. Jackson, D. Woodard, D. Miller, Mrs. E. Coit - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: W. Neal, C. Bridges, C. Brandon, R. Ricks, L. Acy, S. Williams, V. Turner. THIRD ROW: N. Tatum, M. Davis, J. Holrnes, D. Winston, D. Butler, J. Williams, I. Washington, D. Haw1ey, A. Edley, A. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: O. Cato, D. Black, S Rush, D. Baldwine, C. Hurdle, M. VanZandt, H. Eddie, M. Phillips, C. Burks, P. Daniels. Concert Choir - filii . b I ii v ' x ' Q 2 A 5 Q, I 1 as X ' A . H' IRST ROW, L - R: Mr. R. Brown - Sponsor, S. Wilson, K. Eppes, S. Cheatam, A. Ware, C. Brooks, D. reer, D. Allen. D. Sims, S. Williams, S. Robinson, M. Robinson, M. McGee, W. Hum, G. Henderson. ECOND ROW: A. Dorsey, R. Hodge, M. Davis, B. Dilworth, D. Taylor, J. Curry, D. Sanders, A. Berry, S. reer, G. Griggs. N. Garrett. THIRD ROW: V. Austin, C. Childs, S. Davis, C. Lee, R. Lister, C. Humphrey . Criner, B. Wedgeworth, M. Clifton. FOURTH ROW: P. Greer, L. Hill, S. King, R. Gam, K. McGill, B. efall, J. Atkinson, R. Lawrence, A. Anderson, S. Jackson, S. James, L. Reed, R. Crosby. Library Club Q Hats off to the Library Club! Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Knight, these students have helped us find our way around our library. THANKS! Math-Science Club 3 FIRST ROW, L - R: Kenneth Bizor, Sherri James, Cheryl Todd, Regina Crosby, Alma Mosley. SECOND ROW, - R: Pansy Green, Curtis Baker, Marcus Washington, Retha Robinson, Gaither Fisher. Student Council img, KNEELING: Keith McGill - President. FIRST ROW: O. Baty, H. Eddie, A. Jackson, C. Washington, L. Davis, R. Burton, P. Green, M. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Jackson, L. Woodson, R. Turner, D. Turner, Mrs. Dru- Kincaid - Sponsor. Y- Teens KNEELING: R. Johnson. STANDING: E. Haywood, R. Burton, D. Johnson. Sponsor: Mrs. Kathy Sawyer. 3 . .4 I4 Lqfe Leaderslup FIRST ROW, L - R: D. Harris, C. Gray, K. Hayes, G. Mathis, D. Banks, A. Wesson, M. Rankin, D. Turner, W. Neal, T. Ware. SECOND ROW: B. Wedgeworth, J. Henderson, G. Wyatt, L. Harris, C. Grant, R. Crosby A. Jones, J. Armstead. THIRD ROW: S. Random, C. Bridges, G. Stribling, E. Webb, Y. Haynes, L. Wagner, D. Bush, S. Collier - Sponsor, R. Raymond, D. Johnson, L. Fountain, W. Hunt. FOURTH ROW: P. Lloyd, D. Jackson, K. Chatman, S. Atkins, M. Miller, F. Graham, D. Freeman, J. Price. STANDING: V. Whitaker, T. Owens, S. Cookes, D. Richardson, M. Evans, L. Edley, S. Andrews, W. Lister, O. Baty, J. Smith, P. Smith, A. Williams, C. Height, R. James. Golden Tmmpeteers KNEELING: B. Williams. FIRST ROW, L - R: G. Bolden, C. Jones, V. Cullin, D. McMillian, B. Brown. Key Club Q Y V . Y , , 2 F if FIRST ROW, L - R: Mr. McQuirter, principal, Hall, Peters, Lee, McCullough, Qualls, Johnson. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Baker, Curry, Washington, Collier, Black, Rogers, Hampton. Dance Club The 1974 Dance Club appeared on talent shows throughout the year. Under the direction of Fred Turner they proved to be a very talented group. Girls Drill Team City Champs 749' 1 ROW, L - R: S. Sneed, Ltc. V. Caldwell, Peggy Henderson, B. Armstead, L. Jones, C. Wynn, Maj. KNEELING: Darlene Johnson. 2 ROW, L - R: R. Jefferson, H. Manual, G. Taylor, S. Harris A. Greer, J. Bowles, Cpt. Company A H ...ea F 'f , G. Marks, G. Ross, I. Waits, H. Manus, E. Samuels, C. Boles, Cpt. , J. Hughes, R. Washington E. Woods, G. Cooks, L. Turner, L. Richardson, R. Gilder. Company Bw L KNEELING: Guidon - E. Jones, Commander - W. Hasty. 1 ROW: J. Still Ltc, J. Bush, E. ton, T. Gray, S. Jackson. 2 ROW: J. Fantroy, J. Williams, S. Palmer, R. C. Smith, R. Company Cn -.R Washing Scott . Jig KNEELING: Guidon - R. Powers, Commander - K. Taylor Cpt. , 1 ROW: L. Pink, Maj. , M. Jonhn son, W. Gladney, H. Majors, R. Sanders. 2 ROW: D. Johnson, D. Cook, D. Jackson, A. Willis. 3 ROW: R. Winters, B. Hooper, C. Jackson, W. Cornelius, T. Pearson, Cpt. Company D Af1A 1. :QF ..... 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SECOND ROW KNEELING, L - R: Bulluck, Fredric: Davids, David: Brown, Reginal: William, Johnny: Baker, Paul: Stevenson, Tommy: Walker, Garfield: Benton, Louis: Steinson, Albert: Mitchell, Adrian: Bradly, James: Albetton, Donzell: Turner, Darrell: Goodson, Charles. THIRD ROW, L - R: Ellis, Harold: Scott, Kenneth: Turner, Godfrey: Baty, Otis: Lee, Kenneth, Ger- ald, Rodric: Moore, Ross: Waters, Waymond: Dixon, Larry: Garret, Louis: Lee, Charles: Webb, Charles: Lewis, Stanley: Rayward, Karlton: Calhoun, Charles: Plesant, Charles: Grahm, Floyd. TOP ROW, L - R: Stewart, Fred: Berry, Andrew: Kemp, Johnny: Dean, Micheal: Whler, Harold: Robinson, Don: Smith, Fred: Alexander, Fred: Alexander, Reginal: Anderson, Andre: Wilson, James: Smith, Clarles, Ben, Ruben: Browning, Glen: Adkin, McGill: Thompson, Douglas: Evans, Dwayne: Baker, Leroy: Smith, Joseph. COACHES - Jett, Norman: Vickers, Lester: Hall, Robert: Malone, Charles. TRAINERS - Brown, Charlie: Cummingham, Rodney. M .0.C. tomps orth Dallasw The Bears took full charge over the Bulldogs, 23-O. With fumbles and interception caused by a sticky Bears defense, North Dallas fell to the clutches of the Bear Machines . N Zi 1 rp' Vg ffzllil' ' kr ri 'fwfr-L-,W - , f ir, v -ww , ' . n' , M .H 5 P 4 'K 1 I 'WQSQ K l Y' F5 A ,ek is 'f ,Ji I A 7 crD6f6Clf Hurts S. 0. C 79 Bears Suffer First Defeat of Season Fumbles on a hard fought and soaking night, the Bears suffer first loss of season. Despite the team endurance and a over all effort, the Bears couldn't hold off the Knights with a 9-6 score as Kimball rallied in the fourth quarter to over take the Bears 12- De tense Holds Szfrongfor Bearsw On a rain-plagued night, the Bears cou1dn't sustain a drive against Sun- set but the defense held , as the Bears win 3rd straight, by squeaking by the Bears 2-0. v-Ii fit' 2 5' 1 Y 1 9 70 Bears Crush Leopardsw Behind the spectacular running of Floyd Graham, the Bears disposed of Adamson in no time. Although Graham only played the first half his 97 yard and three touchdowns was enough for one night, as the Bears led 28-O at the end of the half. Other scores came from Waymon Waters, Don Robinson, Godfrey Turner, and Paul Baker, Tommy Stevenson botted seven extra points. Which gave a score of 49-O. lr 1 w-w,.,,.WM 'K Bears nable 150 Hold Mustangspy After jumping out to a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. The Bears Scoring Machine could not gen erate more power as Roosevelt came back to take the half time edge. S.O.C. almost pulled it out four minutes remaining but a clipping penalty nullified a 8'7- yard punt return by Roderic Ger- ald . vp:-,IH SIFX ' Football Queen M iss Deralyn Joan Ware Deralyn is a junior at SOC. Her hobbies are dancing, bowling and reading. She is a very popular member of the junior class. E Y, 5 4 3 E x 4 5 S Q 3 2 line jumper . Charles McMil1ian takes a base Larry Jo shows his moves and puts two in the basket. Kenneth Williams outjumps Roosevelt to win the battle under the boards . 4 - , ,-4... u-1 L s Kenneth and Charles show nthusiasms as the team goes on to victory. .0. C Golden, Bears FIRST ROW, L - R: James, Rickey: Deckard, Clarence: Harris, Larry, Jefferson, Travis, Webb, Charlie: Webb Edwin. SECOND ROW, L - R: Lister, Waymong Burns, Kenneth: McMi11ian, Charles: Williams, Kenneth: Chalmbers, Winston: Smith, Charlesg Faggett, Burving McMi11ian, Anthony. Coach -James Gales Principal - Louis McQuiter. .1- ' Larry Jo goes up and over for two Travis Jefferson looks for the Waymond Lister goes up for the tip-in over Roosevelt. K ww- Alf' points. open man to set up the play. 'Y -,f l Pit' I Kenneth and Waymond rules the board and proves to be an unbeaten Edwin Webb takes a base line team . jumper . 177 78 in fn 9 Larry Joe Harris Charles Grasshopper Smith sinks a free-throw. Charles MCMi11i3fl Edwin Don Webb Kenneth Williams WT ,B ' 1 Ai' .if , 1 xx W V, sf s QE Travis Jefferson Charles Smith Charles Webb Waymon Lister Kenneth Williams goes up over the crowd for a turn-around jumper S. O. C. Gains Regional South Oak Cliff remained in con- tention for the state title after a bi-district victory over Lincoln 102-90 , with Larry Harris provid- ing the spark, and a real fine team effort by the Bears. S . O. C. made it all look easy. i , ,nwafeirt V -N' 'H' .. '..' . , 'ee ',f5iY7f. f' wi 'a,' K i iiik Ex' 1 3 H 199' .M - 1 l ' Q Bears Capture Parrotsv x asf N i E it I UAB- :J V L. gkiff. - 'V' f . Q +xQ , wk' S I '3' ,' 1 ff- - x 1 ,.. , , . r. f N . 'T X34 f - , f Sw 214 N 'E , If 39 5 2 ,F w 1 gn Zf. IE if Q 4 Bears Poiinee Tigers Win Regional Title 86-64 S. O. C. breezed by previously undefeated Corsicana, 86-64, in the finals of Region II. Corsicana was known for its superb defense but S. O.C. never let up once at either end of the floor. Charles McMil1ian and Kenneth Williams dominated the boards by scraping off 15 rebounds each. S .O.C. out rebounded Corsicana by 39- 13 . Charles fired in 31 points, along with Kenneth Williams 15, proved to be enough to win 86-64. Cnppled Bears Fall Kenneth Williams the 12-AAAA Player of the year could hardly go at 50 per cent efficiency with a pulled muscle in his back, and Larry Harris sitting out most of the game, and Charles McMillian trying to take up the slack just couldn't do it. And the Bears fell by only four points to Houston Kashmere 91-87 . 4 K M. , Larry Joe goes up for an early two . Kenneth Williams leaps for two . y 5: nl, 1 Travis Jefferson shows his moves and takes a basket. Charles McMillian soars high for a basket and sparks the Bears as Larry Joe and Grasshopper Smith look on. ,Jr .ik X I I I Miss Kirstia Lynn Browning Kirstia is a senior at SOC. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Student Council and French Club. Her hobbies include swimming, reading, dancing, and of course going to basketball games. i ' Basketball ueen The S. 0. C. Bears B- Team :+L 37 fi n.-Mini . rm an 3- -ka up .:. .4 -.' . -.-mu I mdwf ll its-t---aununwam: ' . ww ursirix -V - mins nn if h -A WDC - we' TEZCLLLI 'fl-TT - sa!! on-2-Inu: 1 una-u uw ' ng .5, , r ia .3 C.. ' .'-'ikwfll l' fl '- .4:.'v.HuL,ivQ'4 V N, - intrest x-sf.-3 -r Y- 5 ,. E, h ul J' Q ., T - I . ' 5 3 W Q ' '1- 5 qi, :wg a T 4: I it x as 'H W f XJ! .sw FIRST ROW, L - R: Mayshaw, Joseph: Otis, Gee: Jackson, Brian: Mayberry, Gary: Counsil, Billy: Bluitt, Ricky: Boyd, Ernest. SECOND ROW, L - R: McMil1ian, Anthony, Williams, Marcusg Perry, Wilkerson, White, Robert, Anderson, Willie: Edwards, Leslie. Coach - John Malone, Trainer - Arthur Roberts. 7 The Women of S. O. C. The combination proved awe- some as the girls basketball team proved to be one of the best in the city, playing spectacular defense and dazzling offense and girls made it to the finals and gained city-wide attention just as the men did. ll L V 88 H Combine With the Men 1.511 -In Charles Grasshopper Smith sinks two points and draws a foul. Larry Harris breaks away for an easy two points. 1 , 1 X . 1 X 1 190 Gloria Williams a member of the S . O . C . girls track team. Lowell Thomas and a teammate practice their starts . Q i F ss. , ' W bd 2' if-X ' fm Ks' , ? ' .5 Q, . 1. S rf 'a X if 5 . , K HF Z pi A M I ' 'Yi' Mia S 'r s Edward Swanson, Larry Dixon, Charles Thompson, Jerry Williams and Donnell Ellis served as assistant Raymond Butler - Sophomore Sprint and Mile Relay Members. girl track team coach. The 1973-74 Golden Bears Track Team, v x 2 1 The Golden Bears Track Team on the Move N f E r ' T E f , U Sits M 1 ' ..,.. r. - ' - 1? A wa , . 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V A . - W mpg.. r. -iaimf' X. , m X ,', N, ' Yi ' . f - . 2 f ry . , , .4J, l M., Q s .--Y ,, N s , ' sq ff' '- ' r e s I f ef' , .xr W A i W , A Q N - i Tx 'T , rx 4' u -, Stephenia Brown practices The relay team practices their hand-offs. Reinal Alexander, Charles starting. Thompson, Dennis Hawley, Gene Arterberry and Anthony Jones. :Ss ' Track Queen 4. 4. be a - a . fi ' ' I '-sv ,. 1..- . ,. 4 -' - .'s:'zf '- .,2 Gig , , i - fj'W'g.j5l ffl' h - gait Miss Doris Elaine Bush Doris is a member of F. T .A. , Life Leadership, Student Council, and Annual Staff. Her hobbies are dancing, cooking, and sewing. Doris is not only an avid track fan, but a Football fan as well. H. ww . T f 5 z..: 'ei . W A, ,.,, . , f' ,. xo ,. , in I 'iw R X 9 2 2 M Q f' . E 9' is Baseball ueen olden Bears Baseball Team Q 9? af S:- l V L96 1 I :ad +- ,f 1 , ' -v , Q 1 ' - 5: , 'gf .- -1 ,l ' ,:Q',,. Q' ' . . , ' il V- , 1' , ,t lst ROW: Ricky Sims, Charles Williams, Marlon Waites, Billy Stafford, Aaron Neely. 2nd ROW: Coach Billy Rascoe, Jessie Mitchell, Ricky Jones, Barlon Leffall, Claude Height, Hayes White. if-f Miss Linda, Diane Woodson Linda is a member of the Student Council and Life leadership. Her hobbies are skating, cooking, and writing. She is also a football and basketball fan. Our athletic queens were chosen by each individual team. They attended each game and sup- ported their team in every way. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT are Kirstia Browning, Deralyn Ware, Doris Bush, and Linda Woodson. Autographs Autographs O2 . m .. .,.A1 if '1' gf E if A nnn 3 T n Senior Favorites Are Announced fy Vx wif S V - Vg. ,., 'V 6. 2,5 .' - L ' 'A- .vttfi f 5 X- a X .-A F- X .X ' 9 0 N.-'NA XXC nf , . , . Seniar Day Program Q3 c,gEilg-N CAOOK5 DL- X. f' T YH? I LN '57 If Q I-' . ff f J O 2 f 7 TTD C7 Z A? iiiviffi 2 O N' 110 D'lK Lvn-v .f 'K' k -4 w:Q ' P ' L. k W - V X 'FE 7 H Q N X, 'Tgq A XX E J 'N j Nr ! .3 'nv ua .us ggqwcwax ' 8566? -' w . J ' N go ' QQ, -If ,snow w' C 01WDQ 5 Toovcs ff. P Wd ,-.-- H' 2 Q, 2 13 H 7' K , 1, v ' wif V3-UW' fn mg ,,S'U2aw'! 'K' I- , Nr'A!'I. ' I xjy Laffy Q Q ,Z L Y VOM'- MW! D 4'7.'.'Hf 3 The S8 0 r Reginal Lawrence Prom Proved 150 be the Most Gayla Affair 0 f 1974. i 3 . W Lisa Brooks and Leonard Williams Retha Robins d B Will 'X 2-I1 d Ronald M 1s and Curtis Baker The Class of Seventy-foar held their Senior Prom on Friday, the twenty-foarth of May at seoeri ogeloek iri the Grand Ballroom ofthe Statler Hilton Hotel. Diane Si d Jerry Sims 1 9 74 Valedietorian Valerie H ayes W e 7Zl Never Pass This Way Again K Commencement - The Beginning ff ' ' f i u : I j f . e f ' 5 ' ' 1 ' N b ' 5 K A , i S q v W e go our y H ,.. E y -F? Q il separate ways. 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