Spring Hill High School - Panther Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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I -x. 1v'v.x,.-fi-: -V ,,4 ,J f gm 9, - .ff , K F' V 4 f,f 4' Y - . - .1 ,.,f.f,'-.Ann . 3 -,H---f-hm J, ,ff-'zwkifx . ' cw- M - . L j , ' Jfwf- ' - ' N 7, ', 'fn' ,, A 'ig 9'3 N 37 ,., , .,Q.-WL, ,Rfk F, .. ,,,, .- , N MM 1 I-' .Ti 4f.jhA-Qqfkff Cel: I .M-IQM .. y , . , ,,44,Q Lind E715 panther '63 P I J! w jf Spring Hill High Selma! Zvnguzkm Zwzs Vvluma 23 f Ll. ,. - X. Qorcwom' Educational muscles are not built in a day or months. They are the products of years of study and play, com- panionship and solitude, triumphs and defeats, smiles and tears. Through this yearbook may the pupils of Spring Hill be reminded of moments of accomplishment: a geometry problem solved, a seam sewed straight, an experiment successfully made, a report given with enjoyment, a clean victory in sports, an honor earned, or the after- game congregation of students at the local store to discuss events of the day. Above all else, may each recognize the forces that X are wprking to develop a good citizen through sytudy, ,lass N , by H hd Ns ak5dTteaf1wor5.J uw N A toni? X' u ' Zitxy S, 2 Jfml ,QP XS! CY X WSJ , Qt N t' tl W W W S KX' ll YS! ' X 1 l at it it get tb W fl ttfitji X il tt Q r Q if ft Now Mft sf so it sv t, l tgyf S? YJ Y URN: JD X Staff Calendar of Events Buildings Administration Faculty A ctivities Favorites Classes Organizations S ports S eniors Juniors A Sophomores Freshmen Elementary Farewell Cable af Hautenis 4 5 6 9 15 21 27 37 43 53 82 91 93 99 103 120 U16 Panther my Ernie Younger Gary Hill Jimmy Clemens Zikie Graham Photographers Tommy and Mr. Louie developing pictures in the darkroom. MEMBERS Editor Gary Hill Assistant Editor Zikie Graham Junior Editor Jimmy Clemens Junior Assistant Editor Ernie Younger Photographers Mr. Louis L. Williamson Tommy Mullings Sponsor Miss Anne Davis Halemlar af Szfmfs SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER 22- DECEMBER JANUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE 12-15 19- 23-24- First Day of School Assembly - Happy Daze P. T. A. . Gregg County Fair Parade Trip to State Fair P. T. A. Assembly - Bill Wresch Kilgore College Homecoming Parade P. T. A. Carnival Stephen F. Austin Homecoming P. T. A. Thanksgiving Holidays Marching Contest at Gladewater THSPA Convention Twirling Contest at Longview All -Region Band Tryouts at Spring Hill P. T. A. Christmas Holidays Christmas Holidays End Assembly - Trained Animals Athletic Banquet Assembly - Musical Solo Contest at Pine Tree Band Concert Literary Events at East Mountain District Track Meet at Kilgore Easter Holidays Regional Spring Meet at Kilgore Band Playing Contest at Luflcin Elementary Graduation High School Graduation Senior Trip Begins Senior Trip Ends Spring fl!!! Has zz ,flflaiu l6'uildi14g far Academic Hlasses zz Music-Mudergarfeu l6'z1ildi14g far Pubic School Music and Pre-Schwlers. ez Knfeferin fer l6'nlezneed Meals ez Zfenenernge fer ine Superintendent and ine llnlnezrrieei Wefnen Zfeneners and ez Gyrnnnsinrn fer Fnysienl Zfneset and We guild a N6 W far 16711441 fha Sciences: and .7miz1sfrial,4rfs : -aw' Administrative Oversees . . R. G. HENSLEY B.A, , S. F.A.S.C. M.A. , S. F.A.S.C. S uperintendent Supt. R. G. Hensley and Board Members T. W. Ellison, Buford Risinger, and Tom Brewer ,411 the fducatiomzl Muscles. LOUIE L. WILLIAMSON M. S. , E. T. S.C. High School Principal MRS. HENRIETTA LUPFER Secretary K x , 2 141' - ,lf l 1 1344 Z1:fAflff3a,fCQ2,f' , fl I 4 lf ,gl f fff' f 'fx ' gf gnc? 'Q-A X! ,ff HARDY W. HUNT M. S. , E. T. S. C. Elementary Principal gllf ftfffll Prmfides Nvurishing JMKIIAS' MRS . HERMAN FENTON Under the management of Mrs. Fred Beasley, two hundred and sixty-four hot meals are prepared every day in the cafe- teria, which has three full-time adult work- ers and twenty students who work for meals for themselves or a brother or sister. The cafeteria meals, including one half pint of milk, cost twenty-five cents. Additional half pints cost three cents. I2 MRS . FRED BEASLEY Manager MRS. BILLIE MAE HARKINS Getting an early start for lunch. 167115 Drivers and Cfusfodiaus Fifty miles is the average route for the four bus drivers at Spring Hill, with each trip requiring from forty-five minutes to an hour. Buses transport 250 of the 310 pupils. Seating capacity ranges from a small thirteen passenger bus to a large seventy -two passenger model acquired this year. In addition to these buses the school transportation fleet consists of two auxiliary buses, a driver training car, and an army surplus car. MRS. HORACE ROGERS Glenwood Bus Q' f J, ANDERSON CASTLEBERRY LAWRENCE ROUSE HERMAN FENTON Driver Route No. 3 Driver Route No. 2 Driver Route No. 1 W Custodian Three custodians work at Spring Hill on a year-round basis. In the summer they refinish floors, paint, and make minor repairs. Two, Mr. Rowland and Mr. De Armon have a combined record of forty- three years at Spring Hill. Mr. Rouse has charge of maintenance in the cafeteria-gymnasium. W. H. De ARMON DEE ROWLAND Custodian Custodian Uzzfsc glfffll Czfuchcs Chai Add Z0 Our Well-Being. Bus Driver Castleberry rnows grounds. Principal Williamson adjusts the school clock. County Health Nurses give physical tests to Kindergartener Mail carrier McFarland visits school to David Seacord. play piano in gym. Teachers mm mmzff. fgiiiif 551123211-Tliii 1-Eirzli, v,,, i1ai?fh.,-,,2i.. 'W f . fx. Mis - :fm -f W v ff-ff Zfczzclzcrs . MRS. O. C. BOSTICK B. A., S. F.A. S. C. M. Ed. , E. T. S. C. Librarian Sophomore Sponsor MISS ANNE DAVIS C. C. DOWELL B. A. , University of Texas B.S. , University of Texas M.A., S.M. U. M.S., S. F.A.S.C. English Science Senior Sponsor Senior Sponsor Yearbook Sponsor JAMES G. FORT B. M. , S. F.A. S. C. Band Freshman Sponsor '.-,, , Instruct . . . MRS. FRED GRAY B. S. , E. T.S. C. Business Administration Junior Sponsor Paper Sponsor Q, asv sag, S si ef FRED O. GRAY MRS. LURLYNE HILL B.S.,M.S.,E.T,S.C. B.S.,N.T.S.U. Industr1a1 Arts M. S. , E. T. S. C. Basketball Coach Home Economics Junior Sponsor J. D. MENASCO B.S. , E.T.S.C. Coach Sophomore Sponsor - 5 MORRIS RUGGLES B. S. , University of Texas B. S. , E. T. S. C. M. S. ' E. T. S.C. N. S. F. , S. M. U. T, C. U. , T. A. SLM. Univ. of Alabama Mathematics Coach Sophomore Sponsor . . . Inspire MISS .TOANN SPARKS WELDON STRAIN B.S., E.T.S.C. B.S., E.T.S.C. M. Ed. , E. T. S. C. Physical Education Freshman Sponsor MISS FAYE BROWN B. A. . N. T. S. U. M. E., N. T.s.'U. Seventh Grade M. S. , E. T, S. C. Coach Freshman Sponsor weur-saeamzQmw.awmnme1fln:.am.a.w.w..af,,+m....f:iwm.w aw rse..-1 MRS. GENE COX B. M. , N. T. S. U. M. A. , S. F, A. S. C, Music Kajvlc' . . . MRS. RAYMOND DAVIS MRS. N. L. FIELD B.S., E.T.S.C. B.S., S.H.S.T.C. M.E.,S.F.A.S.C. M.E., S.H.S.T.C Fifth Grade Second Grade THOMAS FOX B. A. , S. H. S. T. C. Sixth Grade . . ,find Assist MRS. LUCILLE HARRIS B.A. , S. F.A, S. C. M. E. , E. T. S.C. Third Grade MRS. WILLIE B. POSTON MRS. WILLARD SKINNER B.S., N.T.S.U. B.A., E. T.S.C. M.S., E. T.S.C. M.A., E.T.S.C. Kindergarten First Grade MRS. R. D. TEKELL B. S. , T. W. U, Fourth Grade ,flcfizfificf P. T. A. REPRESENTATIVES Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Robert Howard Barbara Richardson Arthur Harris Robbie Lupfer The P. T.A. Representatives meet with members of the faculty and room mothers to plan events- in- volving young people. Wa Z7rc',mrc the junior- Senirfr Hanquet Larry Bullock presides . Phil Howard prepares crepe paper strips. Carol Barbaree, Ann Hooks, and Bruce English draw scenery. Students enjoy the banquet! Particzpaufs in kegioual Literary ,Affect Barbara Tekell - Iournalism Patricia Gray - Ready Writing Marlene Morris - Ready Writing Marilyn Reel - Shorthand Cathi Bostick - Shorthand Ernie Younger - Slide Rule Zikie Graham - Typing Arthur Harris - Science Donald Ruggles - Slide Rule and Number Sense FRONT ROW: Barbara Tekell, Patricia Gray, Marlene Morris, Marilyn Reel, Cathi Bostick. SECOND ROW: Ernie Younger, Zikie Graham, Donald Ruggles, Arthur Harris . Hrs! Divisim lfliuucrs at S010 and fusemlrla 6'011tesL Jimmy Clemens, Elaine Webb, Jaime Sneed, Martha Tekell, Cathy Blalack, Mary Beth Vanderslice, Carol Rogers, Billy Ash- worth, Marlene Morris, and Barbara Richardson. Juniors vote on class rings. Senior parents operate the concession stand at football games. 24 Jane Ledbetter decorates the Junior Christmas tree. e first grade enjoys a pinata at Christmastime. 0. We put on a style show. . and win first at state in Slide Rule and second in Number Sense. Win an art exhibit Donald Ruggles and instructor, Mr. Morris Ruggles. li MRS. GENE COX Director Fourth Grade Music Class Soloist Elaine Webb and accompa- nist Lenora Parnell Klzoml glllb Zzvrfrifes 4 l l l 0 v 9 E I f l 7 :WMrw,f:g kw-mgm::,,,cw:::141mvm. ,f 11 ,...,,,. az .Vx 1 - , f- - :fi-ff' If .2 ' W' f V'ff',..v .. , if ::siEz5eL?f-I1 :L-:f-:ffm f wlluizisxiiisswbw P22xfWwW.i6Iem1mQ:45wMr,:s.:-5 Mr. Sprmg ffl!! Chosen by Popular Vote of Sprmg H111 I-hgh School SENIOR Phil Howard Brenda Hammond 611155 -.! Af ,Q in . JUNIOR Connie Barnard Jacky Howie gLlVI7l'ff6'5 Jeanie Bass AS, 5 .ng kfy.. i fa ah aa - 5 f Q, SOPHOMORE Wayne Porter FRESHMAN Carol Welbom X . 1, Danny Ellison A ' ,W K Wx Mas! likely in Succeed d ond G Qrimdliesf Wiffiesf L d whmen B E glish yM11g N21 yPl Our Zzvrfrifcs SA NDI WELBORN Band Sweetheart x Carol Rogers crowned Homecoming Queen by escort Gary Hill. ,. .-5,3 .aff I S' S S ' N , ,.., 5' 'K g H ' ' gf r,r, . ' f l ,, . ,gg ' , iirligiggifft 1 x - I .. . ' A 'wx'-'3.1-V 1,familarffifiliiifgirw-LWm . 11- fs ff. . F 1' '- Q, .1ff!-fewwfklltlfggglsg H, 'Qssll5'1M23,fQ!1f1,-V .fx-in ' M, . Q15',gfZgi,g2lisr'cf'5guir1s3fi:jSf7Qgiwfaasrtsrifl-a,f.:esw.. - N :- f-,t,f',wigfg-qf-ff.twe.fff5s.Q42-Q51s4mzg:m.fzs,-1, f. ., K ., X , -1-fr,aw-ft.:w.-m.1L,aks55Wweurge?rgl2t,,ue-,..ftw,.Mzts,-T.--fr.I. 4 - ,. eq, ., .. , , -,,..w-wa., ,. ,val-. a3,mf,t,tM,,,' ff ,9 , 1. , W- .,.1 . ,,,,,Ms.rwQMr?5 .-.L 21-ww, , - V J, ,,,r+:a':--.yi .. 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H..- Q High School Grade School 37 Hlasscs Study Lereda Duckworth explains clans to the English II class. -Q 4 Darlene Davis and Georgia Reid listen as Ralph Howie points out sights of battle in the World History class. 38 and Hearn. fi ga for . --mai. ,C xx. Dorothy Rice, Mr. Dowell, and Delores Strength observe as Cherry Davis performs an experiment. Ledra Barnard concentrates on problem in Algebra I 61515555 D0 ffandwvrk Janice Martaindale makes a mold for Crafts. Marie Fenton observes Carol We1born's corn sticks as Barbara Suttle checks the recipe. and ,X For l6'mir1W1frk,w XAIM if Carol Rogers and Sandi Welborn concentrate on typing . Carol Strait, Wanda Lyons, and Ledra Barnard check a reference as Richard Bookout selects another author. Ledra Barnard and Wanda Lyons arrange dolls. Kindergarteners Loma Suttle, Brian Waylon, David Seacord, and Patty Menasco observe tea time. Second graders Becky Reel, Mary Rice, and Ricky Menasco select a book. 4 Organ! ation LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Brenda Hammond Gwen Elder Linda Whitten President - Secretary Vice-President Other members pictured are: Tommy Mullings Danny Ellison Ronnie McKinley In addition to playing at ball games and pep rallies, Spring Hill Band marched in three parades, played concerts at Gregg County Fair and the State Fair in Dallas, and par- ticipated in the state lnterscholastic League, making a first in marching. The band presents a spring concert and enters two other League contests to round out the year. MR. JAMES G. FORT Director Ready for Contest! CLARINETS Judy Vaughn Margaret Long Marie Fenton Georgia Reid Carol Welborn Elaine Webb Martha Tekell Alice Morrow I an Strain Claudia Howard Ouida Risinger Brenda Richardson Rachael Small Linda Fout Donna Vaughan Shirley Chapman Jeanie Bass Bobbie Willis FLUTES 1:11110 Carol Rogers Cathy Blalack Marilyn Sullivan Sarah Mullings Glenda Barnard Donna Turner Carol Williams Wanda Lyons SAXOPHONES Bonnie Webb Marlene Morris Sandi Welborn Barbara Richardson Martha Owen TENOR SAXOPHONES John Webb Phyllis Barham BA RIT ONE SAXOPHONES Linda Whitten If Barbara Jackson BA SS CLARINETS Ledra Barnard Jaime Sneed Lenora Parnell CORNETS Gary Hill Phil Howard Curtis Webb Dalton Martin Sammy Bookout Bobby Kile Darrell Webb Charles Davis Ronnie Kirkland Cecil Suttle Mike Shofner Durwood Smith Donna Pritchett FLUGELHORNS Robbie Lupfer Ronnie Humphries TROMBONES Robert Howard Z.ikie Graham Brady Garrett Jerry Ramo Steve Rogers BARITONES Jimmy Clemens Iohn Martaindale Robbie Barbaree Mike Willis Ralph Williams FRENCH HORNS Tommy Mullings Freddy Garett Robin Miller BA SS HORNS Arthur Harris Dennis Smith Billy Davis Mike McKinley PERCUSSION Delores Strength Lereda Duckworth Carolyn Teel Woody Rogers MANAGERS Billy Sweaks Hollis Suttle junior Baud FRONT ROW: Phyllis Rogers, Debbie Owen, Anne Cox, Ginger Miller. SECOND ROW: Linda Kern, Glennie McCormick, Teresa Baker, Sheri Field, Gail Penick, Virginia Dibble THIRD ROW: Dubby Scarlett, Andy Williams, Terry Bewely, Glen Haywood, Danny Daniels, Gary Webb. FOURTH ROW: Myra Suttle, Debra Suttle, Carolyn Kile, Courtney Howard, Wayne Sneed, Howard Shelton ,fuuirfr ffzyh Zhcerlmders Shirley Holder, Linda Burks, Lenora Farnell, Linda Fout, Elaine Webb, Deborah Led- better, and Renee Shofner. . mga' Hand FRONT ROW: Bonnie Webb, Marlene Morris, Barbara Richardson. SECOND ROW: Sandi Welborn, Phyllis Barham, John Webb, Barbara Jackson. THIRD ROW: Dalton Martin, Phil Howard, Gary Hill, Zikie Graham, Robert Howard FOURTH ROW: Dennis Smith, Delores Strength, Jimmy Clernens. N .x,Jf'0's 0 LINDA WHITTEN Drum Major IV Twirler II,III I BONNIE WEBB Junior Alto S axophone CONNIE BA RNA RD Junior Bass Clarinet Jlflajrfreffcs Zfufirl and MARIE FENTON S ophomore Clarinet lead the Hand GEORGIA REID Sophomore Clarinet CA ROL WELBORN Freshman Clarinet JUDY VA UGHN Freshman Clarinet Kheerlvaders GWEN ELDER Junior BRENDA HAMMOND Senior Head Cheerleader GLENDA BLA LACK I unior BOBBIE DUCKWORTH LAURA GARNER Sophomore Sophomore The cheerleaders strike a formal pose. Coach Dowell speaks at a pep rally, Sponsor Miss Sparks and the cheerleaders await their turn at rally. Cheerleaders in action! 5716 Panther? Paws STANDING: Brenda Hammond, Carol Rogers, Patsy McKinley, Bruce English, Mrs. Ruth Gray, sponsor. SEATED: Linda Whitten and Zikie Graham. Nancy Palmer and Billie Wright examine the latest edition of The Panther's Paws. -.Q A 55? K 4 H1 .. my - V wen 1 . . ,Swv fp M if 1 1555, .J14fV-f,A-- f M - A 3 ' fs, jx 4 If 1 A 552. Q it gy :gf f77l70f Dwclopes . . . B. Rogers, R. Yarbrough, R. Stanley, J. Ridgway, D. Ellison, R. McKinley, W. Porter, J. Marrable, R. Moses. J. Clemens, B. Kile, B. English, R. Lupfer, J. Ramo, E. Younger, E. Jackson, B. Watkins, M. Long. R. Williams, D. Baker, P. Howard, D. Burks, R. Cook, R. Howie, L. Morrow, J. Howie. I 962 Schedule Spring Hill 32-0 Spring Hill 14-6 Spring Hill 20-O Spring Hill 19-0 Spring Hill 20-0 Spring Hill 16-26 Spring Hill 12-0 Spring Hill 72-8 Spring Hill 30-0 Spring Hill 60-0 flormrs All East Texas: Robert Lupfer Tatum Sabine Hallsville Arp Harmony East Mountain f New Diana Union Hill Union Grove Harleton 2.sHi'1f , r. www .1- f'T:i! 2f . if'- ,.,.,5Zpr,. 13 , ,- ..,,,., . ' s J 1 , . ...fr 15:2-'ilff f' Jin ji?f -r 1: z, ' fi: ,.- any ,- 1, ' ' ffggf.f,, -M' 'argl . 2.2 M5115 fwfr- -' -1 ,ra y , , f- if-M his Wx., r Wg. J . 4 J HM fr will W . V ll, ., ., .yi 1 , 'I r'r. .ami ' .-:Q f...s1ffrffr9i Q fe W A F All District: Robert Lupfer, Ronnie McKinley, James Ramo, Jacky w ill Howie if W Honorable Mention: Bruce English, Earl Jackson, Jimmy Clemens QE'- r LF' W ,, summit K1 -1551 ni -'Ria -1. A. , pvyy, ,..V, 25 l ,,,. 3. V 5, .p A . ..., L , ,.g,.'g2g,V ,--irq! ,Jeff 'I' 'f'fqfg.,- 5' gfrffk. fiffhl L, . xi, x - MQ L. , - .YEQFII Milf , '- -- r. Z iff? . si fu - V ,, - 1 . , w2f5.fmrir3a. ra-Eval. .Q,rs-f..-.1'ati-121:-:g..r,.r-an ,W-IGF , 7 ...,,,.l..,,.a.l:-.f , '4.,g1Erf-5-rom.. 1 ,..,.,. V I, ,E . .' , Head Coach Cmmufvrk . . . Junior Left Halfback CO -CAPTAINS RONNIE MCKINLEY BRUCE ENGLISH S enior Guard Toss-up before game determines which team will receive and which will kick. , Panthers down Eagles 1n opening game of h season 32-O. Clemens, McKinley, and 1 I Porter were top scorers of the night. Ellison M ,,'.n K ' , f E ran points after to add two points to the A . f' scoreboard. .gi 1 t.wsf!vi',..',',Mgr. , C, , DOWE C LL ffff- KT ' sam ! Assistant Coach . Horfrdimzfirfrz . JIMMY CLEMENS EARL JACKSON LYNN MORROW Junior Junior Sophomore Quarterback End Right Halfback A ROBERT LUPFER S enior Tackle Wayne Porter goes for extra yardage as Ronnie McKinley moves in for JAMES RAMO the block. IUHiO1' Tackle Sabine Cardinals were clawed by Spring Hill 14-6. Ronnie McKinley and Wayne Porter accounted for all 14 points on the scoreboard. This was the first time in three years that Spring Hill and Sabine have not tied. . . . Spvrfsmanshzyf DAVID BAKER Coach Strain gives last minute instructions to team Junior End ' RALPH HOWIE JACKIE HOWIE Sophomore Junior Center End Hallsville bows to Spring Hill 20-O. Wayne Porter was the top ground gainer of the night with 95 yards. Porter scored two touchdowns in the game while Lynn Morrow scooted 27 yards on a pass from Jimmy Clemens for the other touchdown. WAYNE PORTER S ophomore Fullba ck Say-Hvrzhdcnw . . Spring Hill took the measure of Arp by a 19-0 victory. Wayne Porter, Jimmy Clemens, and Ronnie McKinley all scored for Spring Hill. ERNIE YOUNGER Junior Halfback PHIL HOWARD S enior Panthers claw Harmony Eagles 20-O in llrst district Halfback game of season. Touchdowns were scored in second and fourth quarters. End DANNY ELLISON Freshman Ronnie McKinley sweeps around right end with the aid of Jimmy Clemens. 58 Physical 504555 JAMES MARRABLE BILLY WATKINS MIKE LONG Sophomore Senior Sophomore Halfback Center Guard Spring H111 was handed its only defeat of the season when East Mountain journeyed to Panther field. East Mountain was able to put 26 points to Spring Hi11's 16. DAVID BURKS WOODROW ROGERS n En So Touchdown! ! . Wgzfr. . . JIMMY RIDGWAY BILL ROGERS RONNIE YARBROUGH Freshman Freshman Freshman Tackle Guard Center BOBBY KILE Freshman SIDELINE HELPERS Tackle Don Reid, Stuart Garner, and Preston Mc Cormick carry chain during home games. New Diana Eagles fall to feet ofSpring Hill Panthers in their third district game. Diana was not able to score during the game. Spring Hill scored 12 points. 60 . . . ,4r1d,4mbifi0r1 RAYMOND MOS ES RONNIE COOK Freshman Freshman End End Panthers clinch second place in district 15-B race by clawing Union Grove Lions 30-O. Ronnie McKinley attempts to DICKIE BOOKOUT shake off tackler. Manager Girls Basketball MISS ICANN SPARKS Coach Lereda Duckworth scores two points for Spring Hill. I WL BONNIE WEBB GEORGIA REID LEREDA DUCKWORTH Junior Sophomore Sophomore Forward Forward Forward BARBARA RICHARDSON GWEN ELDER GLENDA BLALACK Sophomore Junior Junior Guard Guard Guard DELORAS STRENGTH Sophomore Guard LINDA WHITTEN Senior Guard If JJ 16' Zfmm Carol Welborn, Judy Ramo, Wanda Lyons, Bobbie Duck- worth , Margie Rice . Dorthy Rice, Margaret Long, Darlene Cook, Judy Vaughn . One more point 64 Miss Sparks gives last minute instructions to team. Eighth Grade Mrs. Cox and Miss Sparks encourage - C. Upton, P. Barham, S. Holder, I. Spear, T. Morrow E. Strength. D. May, R. Small, E. Webb, M. Tekell, I. Sneed O. Risinger, L. Burks. Bonnie scores again Bays Haskefball G. Hill, R. McKinley, A. Harris, I. Duckworth, J. Clemens, I. Ramo, E. Younger, L. Morrow, R. Lupfer, D. Burks. C. Webb, D. Martin, W. Rogers, B. Rogers, I. Marrable, R. Yarbrough, B. Kile, D. Bullock, R. Howard, D. Ellison. Dec. 1 White Oak Here Dec . 3 Marshall There Dec . 4 Hallsville There Dec. 7-8 Gladewater Tournament Dec . 1 1 Hallsville Here Dec. 13- 14- 15 Kilgore Tournament Dec. 20-21-22 Longview Tournament Dec . 2 '7 Marshall Here Wan. 4 New Diana Here J an . 8 Harmony There 'J an. 11 East Mountain Here J an. 15 White Oak There 'Ian. 22 Union Hill Here ' Ian. 25 Ore City There Ian, 29 New Diana There 5 Feb . 1 Harmony Here ' Feb . 5 East. Mountain There ' Feb. 12 Union Grove Here ' Feb. 15 Union Hill There ' Feb. 19 Ore City Here ' Denotes District Games I. D. MENA SCO Coach ,X FRED GRAY Asst . Coach Fans enjoy game Morrow makes free throw JIMMY CLEMENS Iunior Forward Jimmy checks position of teammates B TEAM B. Rogers, D. Martin, I, Marrable, R. Yarbrough, I. Ramo, I. Duckworth, B. Kile, W. Rogers, C. Webb. ERNIE YOUNGER Junior C enter + 1 1 r RONNIE MCKIN LEY LYNN MORROW Forward Center I L1I1iOr Sophomore Younger adds two points DANNY ELLISON Guard Freshman In the basket DAVID BURKS Forward Sophomore ROBBIE LUPFER Center Senior GARY HILL Forward Senior Spring Hill Hreaks Cfllfk Kecord Coach C. C. Dowell, R. Maloney, D. Ruggles, L. Bullock, R. Fenton, I. McKinley E Younger D Bookout Manager . B. English, D. Baker, I. Howie, R. Fountain, R. McKinley, A. Harris, M. Long All of these boys participated in the district meet in Kilgore. Only a few advanced to the regional and state meet. Each boy entered at least one event, but most entered more than one. R. Maloney: D. Ruggles: L. Bullock: R. Fenton: I. McKinley: E. Younger: B. English: D. Baker: I . Howie: R. Fountain: R. McKinley: A. Harris: M. Long: Low Hurdles, High Hurdles, Mile Relay. Pole Vault, Mile Relay, 440 yd. Dash. Shot Put, Discus. High Hurdles, Low Hurdles, Mile Relay, Sho t Put , Discus . Broad Jump, Shot Put, Discus, 880 yd. Dash. 880 yd. Dash. 880 yd. Dash. Mile Run, High Hurdles. Sprint Relay, 100 yd. Dash, 220 yd. Dash. 100 yd Dash 440 yd Dash Mile Relay . , . , . , H1 Sprint Relay, 100 yd. Dash, 220 yd. Dash. 440 yd. Dash. Sprint Relay, 100 yd. Dash, 220 yd. Dash. 'gh Jump, Broad Jump SCHEDULE 1962 STATE CHAMPS M QEAQS-S NO. OF TEAMS PLACE OF S H CHARTAGE AA,A,B 40 2ND GASTON AA,A,B 50 1ST NACOGDOCHES AA,A, B 60 1ST HENDERSON 4A,3A,2A,A,B 80 5TH C-LADEWATER AA,A,B 20 1ST NACOTOCHES, LA. A,B, 50 SRD DISTRICT B 8 1ST REGIONAL B '70 1ST STATE B 200 1ST Crack Season The 1962 Panther Track Squad participated in nine track meets against schools of all classification and came out winner in six of these meets. The climax of our fine season came at the State meet where Ronnie Fountain set a new State record in the 100 yd. Dash 19.71, and 440 yd. Dash C48.5j. Russell Maloney tied the existing 120 yd. High Hurdle record of C14.8J. Richard Fenton won the discus with a toss of 153'6 . These outstanding per- formances gave us enough points for the STATE CHAMPIONSHIP--which was the first in Spring Hill History. Russell Maloney and Richard Fenton place lst and 2nd in 180 yd. Low Hurdles in the Regional Meet in Kilgore . Fountain, Maloney, Ruggles, Fenton, and Coach C. Dowell receive trophy for first place in State Meet. C. .H .. V 'f.Ql.- . tt,t I . 'tt' ' .1 5 f 5 .fk, .V 'Yr ,-gi-4,7 ,Zta . , i ' ',kA.' 5 , ,. k.'-k K- K f t- , p , kk fl 1 ,., L , A ' o ' T '1 t 'ot' my ,',' .- Q ' V 5 E.: tt,,t -A .. it t Mgfi -' V - .. , T 'mm' . ji , an-syfgs ,+, .g.7,k sq? k H - -.1 We - . . kmsli. V , ' -' ..,, 'qui' H ff:-M vjfi-5 H .kk, ,V..k Vkkr K,-V , q 'pw V ' , J - , 'riff Sw 1. NA , . , ,,..' Q Q .. blb up ' - fr N' , ,P .s'pH,,1. 1522:'rff,,f.Tf .g2'f:5:..5-2 . , . . Russell Maloney tied exrsting record for the High Hurdles in State Meet. . rr k 5 V rt ,faQQ.f,.7, ...im Q1 , s. Maw, --5, .. . f,:Lf-sw ,,r. 15-,.5,..'.,.'., k, -Y:-,rzkrw-, t,,' n f ,, - - ,s 5. f ' . gy - f 7 1. -1, . it . t, Ronnie Fountain places first in 100 yd. Dash in Regional Meet. ac, , 1:-5... ,,,- . liil 'rss fss M lss Richard Fenton throws Shot Put in State Meet. 73 Donald Ruggles clears bar of 11 ft. in Gaston meet Coach Dowell and Contestants present State trophy to school Ronnie Fountain High Jumps 5' 11 in Henderson meet W if 5 5 Ez J? Curtis Webb, Woodrow Rogers, James Marrable, Zikie Graham, Dalton Martin. Coach Menasco, Jimmy Clemens, Robbie Lupfer. Jimmy Clemens A V Y . ' K 'r ,J r ' 1 'EQ , if E ' . , A21 3-'Zigi lui .QQtext K'L 5 I UFS if 25 , , 'J J' i - K S V , T .1 f , A V,N,3,,y ,I Mr f A J ffm, rw J R J f J' ' gil. -rl V1 PM K-13,3-K , A .V , . , K Q' , 1 1, Mfg 2ffE'?u1. sffi Zikie Graham Robbie Lupfer lnfermissivns Lunch Snow Recess I. Vaughn, M. Long, D. Rice, C. Welborn, W. Lyons, C. Barbaree, C. Barnard, M. Fenton, M. Morris, B. Richardson, J. Ramo, B. Suttle, L. Barnard. Cheryl Strait watches as Barbara Richardson serves. Carol Barbaree watches as June Witcher returns serve. juuiar Sprfrfs A. Strong, T. Sweaks, R. Strait, A. Teel, G. English, I. Black, Coach Ruggles. D. Webb, S. Bookout, F. Driggers, B. Driggers, L. Yarbrough, I. Webb, S. Rogers. C. Davis, D. Webb, D. Pennick, S. Rogers, R. Strait, G. English, B. Johnson, F. Driggers, I. Ramo, J. Webb G. Fout, B. Haywood, I. Martindale, T. Sweaks, D. Smith - manager, C. Suttle, R. Miller, G. Burks, W. Sneed, M. Williams, D. Daniels, G. Webb, C. Howard, B. Driggers, T. Bewley, G. Haywood, A. Teel - manager. junior HW1 Baseball C. Suttle, L. Williams, I. Webb, S. Rogers, C. Davis, D. Webb, F. Driggers, J. Martindale B Driggers R Kirland, B. Rogers, Coach Ruggles. Manager A.'Teel, Manager D. Smith, B. Kile, G. English, D. Ellison, B. Johnson H Suttle R Howard M. McKinley. Spring Hill Junior High won second place in district with a 5-3 record. Starting lineup: English Ellison Johnson Driggers Howard Kile Davis Driggers Suttle Rogers Webb Catcher Pitcher lst Base 2nd Base Short Stop 3rd Base 3rd Base Left Field Center Field Right Field Right Field COACH RUGGLES U16 Sefziar Crzjv The Jefferson Memorial as seen from the Washington Those innumerable steps at the Capitol. 1963 Seniors make fourteenth annual trip to Washington, D.C., from May 29-,Tune 10. Enroute to Washington seniors will visit Vicksburg, National Cemetery, capitols of Mississippi and Alabama, the first White House of the Confederacy, Alabama State Museum, Cyclorama ofthe Battle of Atlanta, Stone Mountain, Jamestown, Williams- burg, and Mt. Vernon. The White House . 80 Monument . The Chapel at Annapolis. . ,Q - - ' 5 -g V 9 1 9- , ,, ,, ., C -V J ..,. . s ,...... -. ,,, ,ms . ...K , my s ,..: . i .. ,r . .. , fi ,N 1' M 4, 3 ,lf ie E wg-1 ,,v ,, , s s-5 -, -11 . ' MV . , ' i t T-i t 1 , x A ,L-,, A' fit , W . vw A s. ,W ZZAA. A , w 1 ..+ Q ,- ,Q F - 9?-mfg mfs , , , - -1 ,, if' . 392. - '-5'3 i , if '- 4 7 .. Val' H ' ' 'A i i -, L,,. V,-si A ' , '- j, - +1 gg galil M 5 EK Tp W 5 Q fill rf 1.-, ' A , ,::! ',?E i U' w -?'?E'i'ii Q' ' yi iigfifef ' ' 'fill S' ' la ' liz. V- , . - ,115 - 5 V ,,,- .,., Sift ' ' 'IL' ..,, . A 'Q ' Q ' ' wi' J Y- it .mA' Y , A , .. uf , ww ,,,Q . i n . f , N,,.,,,, 3 K- A ,, Q -- - ' ,M -t A - , Q ' + -1 -'fbfifwg - f ' Naw.a1,:s..sW.,,s u. ,, c,,,r.,,.,.,..,....-.--AM Supreme Court Colonial Capitol - Williamsburg 1962 Seniors In Washington the pupils visit the Capitol, the White House, the Supreme Court, the Smithsonian Institute, the Archives Building, the F. B. I. , the National Art Gallery, the Library of Congress, the Franciscan Monastery and go to church in the Na- tional Cathedral. This class will visit the Wax Mu seum. There is time to call on our Congressman and to shop. All Students pause to honor Washing- ton, Jefferson, and Lincoln at the memorials. Students make a side trip to Annapolis and tour the Naval Academy. Blacksmith Shop Williamsburg ,.........w..Y, -.,,,........--- . Raving,-,,,.,,,-f l ru.-4 Changing of the Guard Tomb of the Unknowns The Goodspeed - A restored ship at James- town. On the way home classes stop at Monti- cello, Ash Lawn, the Lee Chapel at Lexing- ton, the illumination at Natural Bridge, the sky ride and shopping at Gatlinburg, the Cherokee Indian Village in North Carolina, and Rock City. Approach to replica of Abraham's Tomb, Memphis, Tennessee. Indian guide at Cherokee Village, North Carolina. Indian exhibit at Jamestown. Q mizfrs Perfect fza SENIOR CLA SS OFFICERS Sergeant- at-Arms President Secretary Vice-President PHIL HOWARD BILL WATKINS BRENDA HAMMOND GARY HILL if I BELMONT BRYANT, IR. Basketball I, II Baseball I, II Track I, II Football I, II Sm Zfrs CA ROL BA RBEREE Volleyball 1, III, IV Panthers' Paw Staff IV Pep Squad I,II BRUCE ENGLISH Football I,II, III, IV Co-Captain IV Honorable Mention All District III, IV Basketball I, II, III, IV Track III Most Athletic IV Library Club III Class Vice-President III Panthers' Paw Staff IV . . . fudy Q 9 STUART GARNER Football III Letterman's Club III Track Manager I Band I Annual III Transfer Student Football Statistician IV BRENDA HAMMOND Cheerleader I, II, III, IV Head Cheerleader II, III, IV Best All-Round II Frlendliest IV Class Favorite IV Class Secretary IV Miss Gregg, County Candidate IV Library Club President IV Assistant Editor of Panthers' Paw IV Delegate to THSPA ZIKIE GRAHAM Band I, II, III, IV Football III Baseball I Track I, II Golf II, III, IV Regional Typing III Friendliest IV Assistant Annual Editor IV Delegate to THSPA Basketball Statistician III Plan GARY HILL Band I, II, III, IV Orchestra I, II, III, IV Band President IV Football 1, II Basketball I, III, IV Annual Editor IV Class Vice-President IV Vice -President Library Club III Most Likely To Succeed IV Delegate Tl-ISPA PHIL HOWARD Basketball I, II Football IV Track I, II, III Tennis II, III, IV Class Favorite II, IV Class President II Sergeant-at-Arms IV Band I, II, III, IV Orchestra I,II, III, IV Band Vice -President IV ROBERT LUPFER Football I, II, III, IV All -District Football III, IV All East Texas Football IV Basketball I, II, III, IV Baseball I, II Track III Golf II, III, IV Band I, II, III, IV P. T. A. Representative IV Boys' Btate III JANICE MARTAINDALE Band I Volleyball IV Pep Squad II CAROLYN LYONS Future Nurses Club I, II Transfer Student Candidate for May Fete Queen III D. A. R. Good Citizen IV PRESTON MCCORMICK Football I, II Basketball I, II Baseball I Track I F. F. A. I, II Transfer Student Basketball Mana ge: IV Play AVERY T. MULLINGS Band I, II, III, IV Football I, II Basketball I Track I P. T. A. Representative II Class President I, II Photographer I, II, III, IV Library Club III, IV Tennis II, III Delegate to THSPA PATSY MCKINLEY 514ierfai14 Volleyball I Valentine Typing Queen III District Typing III Football Sweetheart III Panthers' Paw Staff IV Most Likely to Succeed IV 6 NANCY PALMER Cheerleader Manager III Basketball Manager IV Wittiest IV Pep Squad II Achieve 0 VANCE PURTELL F. F. A. I, II, III Basketball I, II F. F. A, Advisor Transfer Student CA ROL ANN ROGERS Band I, II, III, IV Solo and Ensemble Contest III Band Librarian IV Panthers' Paw Staff IV Homecoming Queen IV CA ROLYN RIDGEWAY F. H. A. I, II Transfer Student Band III Basketball III BILLY WATKIN S Football IV Basketball II Baseball I Band Manager I Class Vice-President II Class President IV Class Favorite I Mr. Spring Hill IV Delegate to Rotary Club IV LINDA WHITTEN Band 1, II, III, rv Majorette II, III Drum Major IV Basketball I, II, III, IV Volleyball II, III Class Favorite I Wittiest II Miss Spring Hill IV Editor of Panthers' Delegate to THSPA L I Paw Iv 1, 1 1 I Q IN , J .V 1 , f L, A g M eq, W 15 f I- J ,w'l7ffV I V 1 ' I if V' w t V ISU 11 LT' IF' fl . If-5 2 NO f,! !,Q?j VY QQ I fwfftw' M113 U we yr bowl UN VIH yy V-X ff If W J QV?-X If ff , Q' Lf ,K I' BILLIE WRIGHT ij' ' ,-WU, 0, v Q I f F.H.A. 1,11 O My My ' 4' fy Transfer Student ,w , 1 1 t 5, 1 1 ,x ,X W I 1 ' Q , 1 .flu ' X sz Ax X 1 V Y .X X U 2 ! HJIVV fy NU uf! . Mix C 1 , QV: .1 xo 1 I NJ yvj in lv J J, . ,find 50 Flaws. 471114 hrs ,lzffffffvff .TUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary President Vice- President MARLENE MORRIS ERNIE YOUNGER RONNIE MCKINLEY juniors David Baker Connie Barnard Glenda Blalack Cesear Caldwell Jimmy In addition to strengthening the educational muscles, the juniors work hard at various projects Each week during football season the class is busy making and selling ribbons. They also work in the concession stands at the Junior High football games During homecoming week the juniors sell rnums and boutonnieres for the homecoming game. After football season the juniors take over in the basketball concession stands. All proceeds from these various projects go toward the expenses of the Junior-Senior Banquet. At the end of the year any money left in the treasury is applied on the trip at the end of their senior year. Many of the juniors have extracurricular activi ties. They participate in band, football, basket- ball, baseball, and track. The junior class furnishes three majorettes for the band and two cheerleaders Glenda Blalack and Gwen Elder keep lockers neat. Earl Jackson Gwendolyn Elder Arthur Harris Jackie Howie Sharon Johnson Jane Ledbetter Ronnie McKinley Joy V. McKinney Ronnie Porter Glenda Pratt Robert Stanley Marlene Morris funivrs Billy Sweaks Bonnie Webb Sandra We lborn Ernie Younger David Ziegler Sandra Welborn kibirzes as Jimmy Clemens and Earl Jackson play chess. Svphomorcs Attempt SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary President Vice-President MIKE LONG DEWAYNE BULLOCK BOBBIE DUCKWORTH Jeanie Bass Richard Bookout Dewayne Bullock David Burks Carol Sue Daniels Cherry Davis Darlene Davis Bobbie Duckworth James Duckworth Lereda Duckworth Marie Fenton John Fout Laura Garner Brady Garrett Linda Holder Ralph Howie Becky I-Iuddleston Mike Long James Marrable Dalton Martin Sophvmorcs Woodie Martin Brenda Mclnvale Raymond Moore Lynn Morrow Barbara Richardson Woodrow Rogers Sophomores polish their social muscles and grow in grace. They feel especially knowledgeable be- cause they are not green freshmen. They gain ex- perience and knowledge through activities at school. They are valuable members of band, football, bas- ketball, baseball, and track. They also furnish two majorettes and two cheerleaders. James Ramo Georgia Reid Dorothy Rice Lereda Duckworth and Barbara Richardson are ready to sing at the Hallo ween Carnival. Sophamvrcs TLA, Hollis Suttle Ralph Williams Robert Williams Albert Shofner David Smith Carol Strait Deloras Strength Carol Strait, Carol Sue Daniels, and Albert Shofner utilize their library period for creative work and study. 98 gl? fllflflflfl Aspire WW kg A i ! Ni I K ...Nf-'lf , N FRESHMAN CLA SS OFFICERS Vice-President Secretary President CAROL WELBORN JUDY VAUGHN DANNY ELLISON Ledra Bamard Patricia Bishop Ray Bostick Larry Castleberry Darlene Cook Ronnie Cook Billy Davis Danny Ellison Sandra Hardy Robert Howard Bobby Kile Margaret Long ?resh11f1er1 Wanda Lyons Raymond Moses Donna Owens Freshmen enter high school with high hopes and some trepidation. Their enthusiasm is infectious and in spite of rebuffs, condescending looks, and harrass- ment by seniors, they usually fare well during the year. They participate in sports, and band, perform on Freshman Day, and sometimes really enjoy ac- quiring knowledge. At the end of the year most of them advance to the 'sophomore class, but a few of the slothful remain in the green state of freshmen. Judy Ramo Margie Rice Jimmy Ridgeway Bill Rogers Barbara Suttle Coach Ruggles instructs Larry Castleberry in using a slide rule. Gary Thomas Lois Towe Donna Vaughn ?rc'sl1mc'r1 ,Tudy Vaughn Curtis Webb Carol Welborn Ronnie Yarbrough Bill Rogers, Gary Thomas, and Wanda Lyons de- cide to have their own ground-breaking ceremonies for the new wing. ,ff . ,3f. ,,, 'M ,,, . ?,,f ', if.,'j'4 ,M K . . -Q Q X f Aw F, H? flemenfary Ng ,. A V , .Mm ., 1-.mm Phyllis Barham Sue Barnard Kathy Blalack Linda Burks Freddie Driggers Gary-English Lenonora Farnell Freddy Garrett Shirley Holder Benny Johnson John Marraindale Diane May Mike McKinley Richard Moore Thetta Morrow Ouida Risinger MR. H. W. HUNT fighfh Grade Mr. Hunt explains arithmetic to Alvin Strong, Linda Burks, and Alv1n Teel. Renee Shofner Rachel Small Durward Smith Jamie Sneed Ruth Spears Ronald Strait Edith Strength Alvin Strong Tommy Sweaks Albert Teel Carolyn Teel Martha Tekell Elaine Webb John Charles Webb Carol Williams Michael Willis Seventh Grade Robbie Joe Barberee Shirley Chapman Charles Davis Robert Driggers Viola Duckworth Linda Gail Fout Robert Howard Barbara Jean Jackson Deborah Ledbetter Mary Lee McCormick Martha Owen Don Penick Douglas Pollick Larry Rice Steve Rogers David Scarlett MISS FAYE BROWN Steve Rogers and Deborah Ledbetter represented the seventh grade in the Hallo- ween Carnival. Glenda Rae Scott Danny Spear Marilyn Sullivan Cecil Suttle Wayne Teel Donna Turner Darrell Wayne Webb Diane Williams Sirffh Grade Brenda Barnard Glenda Barnard MR. THOMAS FOX Ronnie Bass Sammy Bookout Gerald Burks Jean Cook Gary Fout Bobby Haywood Diane Hippler Claudia Howard Ronnie Humphries Mike Jordan Ronald Kirkland Robin Miller Alice Morrow Sarah Mullings Lana Prince Jerry Rarno Pete Williams Terry Williams Bobbie Willis Frances Younger Brenda Barnard explains latitude to Mr. Fox and her twin, Glenda. Tom Rice Jan Strain Buck Strong Murry Williams Brenda Richardson Mike Shofner RS. Will Grade RAYMOND DA VIS Teresa Baker Terry Bewley Ann Cox Danny Daniels Sherry Field James Garrett Glen Haywood Courtney Howard Linda Kern Carolyn Kile Glennie McCormick Ginger Miller Phyllis Rogers Dubby Scarlett Howard Shelton Wayne Sneed Deborah Suttle Myra Suttle Gary Lynn Webb Andy Williams Carolyn Williamson Debbie Owen Gail Penick Anne Cox, Myra Suttle, Dubbie Scarlett, Wayne Sneed, Danny Dan iels, and Andy Williams enjoy a library period. gourfh Grade RS. R. D. TEKELL Freda' Gray Benny Haywood Larry Holder Mark Jordan Roy McCormick Pamela Kay Melton Katheryne Nicholson Donna Prince Pamela Scarlett John David Shelton Waymon Strong Teddy Suttle Zfhird Grade MRS. LUCILLE HARRIS Mary Baker Judy Chapman Karen Cox David Driggers Mark Emory Barbara Evans Rebecca Fout J. T. Garrett Wayne Hagler Jeffrey Humphries Tergijordan . Sandra Kerns Janette Miller Sandra Small Charlotte 'IjhO1'I18S,Q Kenneth Willard Billy Williams Victor Williams Brenda Williamson Beckie Reid Bobby Scarlett Janette Miller, David Driggers, and Victor Williams talk about bats, cats, pumpkins, and other Halloween creatures. Melissa Mullings Second Grade MRS. N. L. FIELD Sue Haywood Vicki Hagler Richard Menasco Lynn Miller Ray Nicholson Rickey Owens Becky Reel Mary Rice Peggy Scarlett Mike Shelton Lindsay Sneed Sherry Stone Bill Sullivan Michael Thibodeau: Joey Williams MRS WILLARD SKINNER Tony Bonette Ronnie Carver Bobby Davis Jon Clemens Pamela Ford Gene Garland Glenda Holder Iames Meason Lee Nelson Debra Nichols Larry Prince I ames David Reid Debbie Allen The first grade celebrates Thanksgiving by making Indian hats. Bobby Stone Anita Strait Jeannie Thibodeaux Linda Warnix Darrell Wayland Reagen Welborn Danny Williamson James Walton Wiess Iona Gayle Wiess MRS. WILLIE B. POSTON David Brewer Darlene Chapman Becky Emery John D. Ford Kenneth Garrett Mark Howard Joel Jordan Gerald D. Ledbetter Patty Menasco Cindy McGrede Pam Reid Billy Harrell Roy ldndergarfen L Brian Wayland Shirley Wless Cynthia Williams Iannette Williamson Roland David Yarborough Keith Young David Brewer, Becky Emery, Mrs. Poston, Patty Menasco, and Billy Roy have a tea party. 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' ' 3 K as il 3 15 Y, f K f 4 H 4 ii' ., ri. , A K wig if-2' 2fi2f1rf'? lf f fl-E L ,T S Q El sf wg? 3 if it lf .Www 1 V :la-. - 3 W Q 1 l' 5 5 Q 'Xu W4 -. t 5 21 ,525 41 ? iii' LE if Q K, 4, 5 'ff iw fi fl lgk tku' N 1 M t , -PI' Epi, 4' 57lll'6W6'ff For the seniors of 1963, first stage of de- veloping educational muscles is completed. Students, especially seniors, look back upon the East Mountain football games, high school and senior picnics, happy greetings in the hall, the February snow, winning a particular bas- ketballgame, struggling through examinations, dreaming of the future, welcoming new class- mates, water skiing, and our parties. We can look back on our failures and dis- appointments, our bitter moments and happy ones, and always we will remember that in our deepest troubles we always gathered our forces and dreamed again of great things. TAYLQRW lfU9LISHI!4Si KCQMAIAN Y gfifgxx SRQYFFY H952 gg 1 Q4 ?P ab 'fi??9'5 I C!gQ,Mecw fb SW? 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