Springtown High School - Quill Yearbook (Springtown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1966 volume:

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Lyy P']-' i i h o n cj cfc py y1 =J y P cjyPpJ[ £-j - ''P £yZ£yu Cp£ i{ _ .. j J.4C pnl'i.c£,u yy£ . (Ly uL' cy y r 'if I Foreword We, the Quill Staff of the 1965 - 66 school year, have tried to capture in these few pages some of the memories of this school year. Some are happy and perhaps some a little embarrassing, but will still be remembered from year to year. If in future years as you thumb through the 1966 yearbook and you recall some of these memories, the Staff will be happy and content with the many hours of work that we put into the Quill. Larry Carson Quill Staff Editor Table Of Contents HIGH SCHOOL Faculty Classes Favorites Who's Who Organizations Sports JUNIOR HIGH Faculty Classes F avorites Sports ELEMENTARY Faculty Classes Favorites A ADVERTISEMENTS SPRINGTOWN CITY LIMIT POP •S’ Michael Gilley - Sports Editor Typist Ray Wright Larrv Carson - Editor Melba Phillips - Jimmie Chile utt - Asst. Editor Linda Hardison - Photographer Randall Betty - Organization Editor Business Manager SUPERINTENDENT Mr, Leonard Hinkle PRINCIPAL Faculty W.F. HALE Commercial RALPH HOLLOWAY Librarian MRS. LEE ELLEN KARDARAS Social Science DON LAWSON Physical Education DON McDOWELL Mathematics MRS. DIANNE MARRS English ARVILL NEWBY Speech BENNIE PHILLIPS Physical Education RAY RECTOR Agriculture MRS. MARGARET RITCHEY Homemaking WINSTON TURBEVILLE Music LYNN BROWNING Science L. W. ELLIS Agriculture R. L. GREGG JR. Counselor Johnny Simmons Prince Hunt . . Andy Gentry . . Linda Hardison Treasurer Secretary • President President Jody Daniels Kenny Deskins Jimmie Sue Chilcutt Nita Goforth Cuhrer . . Fh (J. -TTV, Andy Gentry Judy Hackney Margaret Huddleston Prince Hunt Melinda Hall Freddie Hammond (pjuv ns , D. OLOUaL Linda Hardison David Huddleston v 9 TK � J? ns Jannay Latha rn 2 2 J2 O rrtsCsLjt-J 6 js 'CL' 2 ZS d te , Cj - M 2 («Lt.. _y G-' lA-4ty£ — t in s 3y zy q- Johnny Marsh David Newsom Larry Payne Melba Phillips Mike Plum lee Kenneth Read Johnny Simmons Larry Smith Kathleen Sorrels Norma Springfield Gaylon Cross Kay Watkins Donald Lee Dobbs 3 Vickie Springfield Margaret Goodson Senior Activities BLUE, DORIS: FHA 1-4; Basketball 1,2,4 BRADSHAW, DONNA; FHA 1-4; Basketball 1-4, Captain 4, Sweetheart Nominee 3; Duchess 2-3; Miss SHS 4 BRADSHAW, TERRY; FFA 1-2; Duke 3; Football 2-4, Captain 4; Track 1-4; Mr, SHS 4 BURKHALTER, KATHY; Basketball 1-2; FHA 1-4, Pianist 4; Cheerleader 2-4, Head Cheerleader 4; Who's Who in Biology 3; Lady-in-Waiting 3 BURTNETT, SALLY; St. Charles, Missouri 1; FHA 2-3; Lady- in- Waiting 3 CARSON, LARRY: Football 1-4, All District 4; FFA 1-2, Reporter 2; Track 1-4; Class Favorite 1-3; Class Vice- President 3; S Club 2-4, Sec.-Treas. 4; High School King 4; Basketball 2-3 CHILCUTT, JIMMIE SUE; FHA 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Duchess 2; Drill Team 1-3, D. T. Lieut, 3; Cheerleader 4; Football Sweet¬ heart 4; Tennis 3; Quill Staff 3-4; Class Favorite 3; Who’s Who in Spanish 3 CULLER, NITA GOFORTH; Basketball 1-4, Sweetheart 3, Captain 4; FHA 1-2; Class Favorite 2; Lady-in-Waiting 3; Who’s Who in English 4 DANIELS, JODY; Florida 2; Drill 1,3; FHA 1-4; Lady-in-Waiting 3 DOBBS, DONALD: FFA 1-4 GENTRY, ANDY: Class President 1; King 1; FFA 1-2; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketball 2-4; Tennis 4; Class Vice- President 4 HACKNEY, JUDY: Pep Squad 1; FHA 1-4; Drill Team 2-3; Speech Play 3; Lady-in-Waiting 3 HALL, MELINDA; FHA 1-4, Sec.-Treas, 2-3, Vice-President 4; Band 1-3, Treas. 2-3; Basketball 1-2; Class Officer 2; Football Attendant 2, Sweetheart 3; Cheerleader 3-4; Duchess 2; Lady-in-Waiting 3; FFA Sweet¬ heart 4; Choir 1,3,4; High School Queen 4 HAMMOND, FREDDIE: FFA 1-2; Band 1-4; Sweetheart Escort 4; Band Council 4 HARDISON, LINDA; FHA 1-4, Reporter 1; Band 1-3, Reporter 3, Band Council 2-3; Lady-in-Waiting 3; Junior Escort 3; Who's Who in Math 3; Class President 3-4; Quill Staff 4 HUDDLESTON, DAVID; FFA 1-2; Track 1-3; Football 1-4, Captain 4, All District 4; Basketball 1-4 HUDDLESTON, MARGARET: FHA 1-4, State Degree 3, Secretary 3-4; Band 1-4, Secretary 3, Vice-PresidentS, President 4; Majorette 3, Head Majorette 4; Who's Who in Homemaking 4; Most Likely To Succeed 4 DESKINS, KENNY; L. D. Bell, Hurst 1; Robert E. Lee, Midland 2; FFA 3; Track 3 Senior Activities HUNT, PRINCE: Football 1,3,4; FFA 1-2; Track 1-3; Speech Play 3; Tennis 3-4, All District 3; Class Secretary 4 KLEIN, B ROOKS: FFA 1-2; Football 1-4; Class Officer 2-3 LATHAM, JANNAY: Basketball 1-4, Sweetheart 4, Captain 4; FHA 1-4, Social Chairman 4; Lady-in-Waiting 3; Most Athletic 4 MARSH, JOHNNY: FFA 1-2; Track 1-3; Football 2-4, All District 3 NEWSOM, DAVID; FFA 1-3, Livestock 3, Greenhand Sentinel 1; Football Manager 3-4; Tennis 3-4, All District 3; Most Handsome 4 PAYNE, LARRY; FFA 1-3, Dairy Judging 2-3; Class President 3; Who's Who in Chemistry 3, Who's Who in Science 4; Senior Escort for Homecoming Queen Nominee; Most Likely To Succeed 4 PHILLIPS, MELBA; FHA 1-4, Songleader 1, President 4, State Degree 3; Royal Musician 2-3; Who’s Who in Homemaking q 3, Who’s Who in Commercial 4; Class Favorite 4; Quill Staff 4 y READ, KENNETH: FFA 1-3; Football 3-4; Track 3-4 SIMMONS, JOHNNY; Football 1-4; FFA 1-4, President 4, Dairy Judging 4; Track 1-4; FHA Beau 4; Class Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; S Club Vice- President 4; Class Favorite 4; Basketball Manager 4 SMITH, LARRY; Basketball 1-4, Captain 4; Football 1,3,4; Track 1-2; Most Athletic 4; FFA 1-4, Judging Team 2, Greenhand President 1; Duke 2-3; Class Favorite 1 SORRELS, KATHLEEN; FHA 2-4; Choir 3-4; Lady-in-Waiting 3; Band 3-4, Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 4; Best All Around 4 SPRINGFIELD, NORMA; Alvarado 1; FHA 1-4; FFA Sweetheart 3; Junior Escort 3, Dutchess 3; Pep Squad 4; Most Beautiful 4 ' SPRINGFIELD, VICKIE; FHA 1-4; Choir 3-4; Pep Squad 4 WATKINS, KAY; Drill Team 1-3, Lieut, 3; FHA 1-4; Choir 4; Pep Squad 4; Lady-in-Waiting 3 WOOD, JOHN; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; FFA 2-4, Sentinel 3-4 PLUMLEE, MIKE; FFA 1, Delegate to State Convention 1; Class Officer 1; Football 1-2; Basketball Manager 1; Speech Play 3 Class Prophecy Ten years hence, as we open the door on the lives of the Seniors of 66, this is what we see as we peek through the doorway. Doris Blue is head mechanic at Calhoun Incorporated. Terry Bradshaw, after dethroning Cassius Clay, hasjustmade the statement, “I am the Greatest!” Donna Bradshaw has just completed her memoirs -How I Didn’t Attend S.H.S. Kathy Burkhalter is now head cheerleader at Texas A M. Andy Gentry is now attending Olney High School and is top basketball star under the “Cone.” Sally Burtnett is now the new go-go girl at Candy-Stick ago-go. Larry Carson has cornered the market on black shoe polish and joined the NAACP. Jody Daniels has started her own discotheque in Springtown. Jimmie Sue Chilcutt has finally taught her dog George to quit bringing up those old “Bones.” Nita Goforth Culler is now answering telephones for Culler Inc. Freddie Hammond is now head stunt driver in the Tournament of Thrills. Linda Hardison has just been inaugurated as the first woman president of the United States. David Huddleston is still driving his 55 Ford. Margaret Huddleston is teaching baton twirling at T.W.U. Prince Hunt has just defeated R.oy Emerson in the Davis Cup Finals. We’re still trying to get Brooks Klein’s initials “JBK” off all the walls, desks, and books. Johnny Marsh has just finished the book of his life story, “Having a Wild Weekend. ’ Larry Payne has just won the 1976 Nobel Prize for science. Melba Phillips is private secretary to Barry Goldwater. Larry Smith is now the head bartender at Lynn’s Place. Kenny Deskins has finally gotten Deerskin Kennels into full swing. John Wood has captured the lead role in the “Adventures of Batman.” Johnny Simmons was last month’s cover picture on Glamour Boy magazine! Kathleen Sorrels was seen at Neiman-Marcus today still selling orange black ribbons. Norma Vickie Springfield are at the cafe still waiting. Mike Plumlee has finished writing his own book of history, “The Way It Really Happened.” David Newsom is still trying to get the tennis team into the annual. Donald Lee Dobbs is still trapping for critters coons in Hickey Hollow. Kenneth Read is now the world champion “cross-country” runner of Spring- town. Judy Hackney Kay Watkins have started a Lonely Hearts Club are entertaining servicemen in Vietnam. Melinda Hall is still capturing all the sweetheart nominations. Jannay Latham is touring the country for Rambler as the “ Friendly Giant Killer.” , Class Will We, the 1966 Seniors, being of sound mind and body leave among other things, gladly and willingly. — I, Linda Hardison, leave my ability to skip class without really trying to Becky Stallings. I, Freddie Hammond, leave my height to littTeJhrqther Gary. I, Kathy Burkhalter, sadly leave my .D.H. J.H.S. pennant to Brenda Burleson. I, David Huddleston, leave my careful, safe, and courteous driving habits to Ray Wright. ,1 I, Judy Hackney, leave my mischievous ways to Linda Wood. I, Terry Bradshaw, leave my elusiveness in the backfield to Terry Hampton. I, Kathleen Sorrels, leave my theme song “Navy Blue” to Martha Cherry. I, John Wood, leave my graceful, ballet -like ways to Allen White and Dalton Fox. I, Jody Daniels, leave my cocker spaniel haircut to Ann Burney. I, Mike Plumlee, leave my shyness to Harvie Hutchinson and David Sneed. I, Sally Burtnett, leave my ability to go with older boys to Katrina Neely and Linda Rhoten. I, Larry Payne, leave the science lab to Jessie Hall. I, Donna Bradshaw, leave my district basketball patch to Maurine Christen- ber ry. I, Kenny Deskins, leave the algebra class to Jerry Bobo. I, Prince Hunt, leave my tennis racket to Mike Harris. I, Jimmie Sue Chilcutt, leave the ability to go with sophomore boys to Charlotte Young. I, Nita Goforth Culler, leave my stock in the telephone company to Carol Hughes. I, Larry Smith, leave all of my football and basketball jackets to Jack Hall. I, Jannay Latham, leave my quiet and mysterious ways to Shirley Hodges. I, Norma Springfield, leave my ability to go with anybody to Freda King. I, Andy Gentry, leave my ability to argue with anything and everything, including a fencepost, to Dowden Brown and William Vess. I, Doris Blue, leave my peroxide hair to Sandra Hpwell and Marilyn Harris. I, Kenneth Read, leave my wrestling techniques to Lewis Field and Larry Hewitt. I, Johnny Marsh, leave my wild weekends to Terry Walls and Ronald Chap¬ man. I, Margaret Huddleston, leave my baton twirling to Velma Jones and Dewayne Burney. I, Johnny Simmons, leave my quiet ways with all the girls to Robert Sorrels and Larry Hughes. I, Kay Watkins, leave my motorcycle boots to Judy Ward. I, Donald Lee Dobbs, leave my 427 engine to Don Strickland and his silver Streak Sport Coup. I, Vickie Sue Springfield, leave my beginners license to Melba Bradshaw and Nancy Blair. I, David Newsom, leave my trainer’s jacket and tennis patch to Rickey Chesney . I, Melinda Hall, leave my good connections with the lunchroom ladies to Jane Lockhart. I, Melba Phillips, leave my job in Mr. Belew’ s office to Janet Lockhart. I, Brooks Klein, leave my alarm clock, that never gets me up before 10 o clock and always makes me late for school, to James Dommert and Raymond Jones . I, Larry Carson, leave my ability to argue constantly with Mrs. Marrs to Randall Betty and Mike Gilley. Seniors '66 f t m jp i v Hard at work? The school year begins Cheeta his gang There's no time like snow time. .'■r . V, .. . - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ■ President Treasurer Secretary President Randall Betty . . Janet Lockhart . Mike Gilley . . . Brenda Burleson Randall Betty Nancy Blair Jerry Bobo Melba Bradshaw Dowden Brown Brenda Burleson Ann Burney Dewayne Burney Ronald Chapman Martha Cherry Ricky Chesney Maurine Christenberry Michael Gilley Jack Hall Jessie Hall Garry Hammond Terry Hampton Marilyn Harris James Dommert Louis Field Dalton Fox Mike Harris Larry Hewitt Shirley Hodges Sandra Howell Carol Hughes rvl e Hutchinson aymond Jones a Jones Freda King Jane Lockhart Janet Lockhart Katrina Neely inda Rhoten David Sneed Robert Sorrels Becky Stallings Don Strickland William Vess Judy Ward Allen White Linda Wood Ray Wright Charlotte Young There is one subject on which Junior and Senior Boys agree. . V - , V ;$ ftfc JPgs ® ; 1 - -•■ ■ Qn i. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ZA Dennie Harms President Barbara Burtnett . Secretary David Cooper . . . Vice - President ft Elliott Hardison . Treasurer £ David Blackmon Barbara Burtnett Susan Carson Sheila Chilcutt Gene Cash Johnny Cherry David Cooper Gary Craig Beverly Cross Lenoy Cross Dave Crow Jo Ann Davis Jane Dodd Francis Gentry Lloyd Gilland Ina Griffin Janice Hampton Elliott Hardison Dennie Harms Susan Haynes Kathy Hendricks Roger Hensley Mary Huddleston Ellaree Hutchison Mark King Loyd Kirk Judy Lunsford Donna McClendon Larry Maness Aneta Mansell John Marsh Randy Mayberry Dorothy Neely Sharon Newenschwander Carol Prentice Rollene Shields Larry Smith Connie Spurrier James Spurrier Beverly Sturdivant Nancy Tune Gary Williams Mike Williams Becky Witt Diana Wood Floyd Worlow Donna Ziadle Roy Rea Don Sharp Sue Sheffield jf |H J High School King Larry Carson High School Queen Melinda Hall ‘ A ’ jBB|Wgi4i XVH wULfyj'dss V U JL ’’ - “ 4 Melba Phillips Johnny Simmons Junior Class Favorites Janet Lockhart Michael Gilley Elliott Hardison Jane Dodd Most Beautiful7 Norma Jean Springfield Most Handsome David Newsom Best All-Around Kathleen Sorrels • Jt u L 7 ' IfUT Most Athletic J annay Latham Larry Smith Most Likely To Succeed FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Jimmie Sue Chilcutt Attendants Mary Gentry Mary Huddleston Becky Stallings Basketball Beau Mark King Basketball Sweetheart J annay Latham Nominees Maurine Christenberry Terry Hampton Nita Goforth Michael Gilley Andy Gentry ; •� S'- - 11 •. 'i SiK- Ijs : ;■« •I.-'- f Who's Who These pages of the annual consist of the most outstanding students in each class. They are selected by the faculty on the basis of scholastic achievement, attitude, and how many courses each has taken per¬ taining to the subject. They are not only prominent in class, but each one does his or her part toward the betterment of good ol’ S.H.S. COMMERCIAL Melba Phillips AGRICULTURE Ray Wright ENGLISH Nita Goforth Culler HOMEMAKING Margaret Huddleston MUSIC Rickey Chesney MATHEMATICS Barbara Burtnett EgE spmGTom ) xs s.r SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES Larry Payne Michael Gilley SPANISH SPEECH Jessie Hall Andy Gentry Johnny Simmons Vice -President Melinda Hall President Melba Phillips Margaret Huddleston Becky Stallings Song Leader Janet Lockhart Parliamentarian Jannay Latham Program Chainnan Kathy Burkhalter Pianist Beverly Sturdivant Sergeant -at -A nm s Mary Huddleston Historian Reporter I FFA SWEETHEART Melinda Hall OFFICERS Larry Hewitt . Reporter Larry Hughes . Vice-President John Wood . Sentinel Mike Gilley . Secretary Johnny Simmons . President Elliott Hardison . Treasurer AGRICULTURE ¥J J Pep Squad Wanda Rea, Diana Wood, Donna Zaidle, Carol Hughes, Janet Lockhart, Jane Dodd, Vickie Springfield, Norma Springfield, Kathy Hendricks, Jane Lockhart, Shelia Chilcutt, Kathy Haugen, Donna McClendon, Rhonda Lockhart, Susan Haynes, Katrina Neely, Linda Wood. mi -� f i - pg| p gp , Jfa ‘V J ' mmpr ' - ; • 339 BBBf ST r - A :' _«■ ISHL ' t 1 fc- BAND Maurine Christenber ry BAND OFFICERS Vice - President Becky Stallings Maurine Christenberry President Margaret Huddleston Brenda Burleson Reporter Director W.C. Turbeville Letterman's Club Randall Betty, Eddie Neighbors, Terry Bradshaw, Dennie Harms, Larry Carson, Sec. -Treas., David Newsom, Johnny Marsh, Mike Gilley, David Huddleston, Terry Hampton, Larry Smith, Andy Gentry, Johnny Simmons, Vice -Pres., Prince Hunt, Brooks Klein, Pres, (not shown). J ane Dodd Senior Nominee Melinda Hall Junior Nominee Janet Lockhart Es cort Allen White Freshman Nominee Kathy Williams II'1' lit INI I- J.E1 I 1 _ y. , I f. ,fi Tv V' | i , ) T ■ ir 'W Guest speaker, Chuck Curtis - SMU SHS athletes listen attentively Booster of the Year, Corky King The head table and its guests After Banquet IM Sb fjj 1 1 Did you say dunk it? What! No chairs? How big was that fish? Grab your pants, Woods Marys are contrary Oh, what a party! CHEESE! Sticks stones may break my bones, but pins can only hurt me ! • TV f vT' Tri-Captains 1 1 M Terry Bradshaw David Huddleston Terry Hampton l| Porcupine Schedule September 3 SHS 14 Bridgeport 7 September 9 SHS Weatherford B 26 0 September 17 SHS 36 Aledo 0 September 24 SHS 46 Godley 0 October 2 SHS 8 Nolan 6 October 8 SHS 6 Pilot Point 6 October 22 SHS 0 Kennedale: 8 October 29 SHS 46 Mills ap 0 November 5 SHS 6 Keller 14 November 12 SHS Boyd5' 30 7 Conference Games Porcupines Present Thorny Problem tor Foes Offenses The Springtown Porcupines of They have scored three ed only crte touchdowr District 1A-12 have been stick- straight shutouts, 26-0 over opened the season with ing everyone lately, and if they Weatherford’s B team, 36-0 over v i c t r ver Chico continue their present pace, No- Aledo and last week belted God- trounc' lan High School will be victim ley 46-0. Cam No. 5 Friday night. Bo ’d will fourth The Porcupines have aver- str nrinotnWII aged 35 points per game while eis kjpt lAlglUTT 11 stopping all four opponents this Xll • J l year. They have only been iTlIIlS (jOfllBV scored upon once, and that was J in their first game, which they AH ( fA„ _ M won 14-7 over Bridgeport. IO U IOT Will 1 1 season standings f SPRINGTOWN — The Por- SoTfnqTown . W4L om °P7 J cupines of Springtown contin- KeMer I ? 84 47 ued their winning ways Friday Kennedaie . . . i 3 22 58 night by spanking Godley, 46- _ .last week's results o, in a non-conference game. BoVd 21, Carroll 8; Lake Worth 21, ’ ° Keller 7; Kennedaie 6.,. Hawkins 0; Mill- It was the fourth Victory in as lev o. many tries for Springtown. Friday— B vdElatS AiedoEDNofona at Coach Maurice English and his at Godley; Springtown at Nolan. team travels to Nolan next week Quarterback Denny Harms opened the scoring in the first quarter on a one-yard dive fol- n� • « lowing a 40 -yard run by Ter- apTingtOWn ry Bradshaw. Terry Hampton added the two extra points. Top Contender Hampton scored the second touchdown on a one-yard rum r� 111 79 Title and the extra Point trT fail- ll - LL L Hie ed. Fullback Terry Walls went 15 steps on a second quarter Springtown s Porcupines have draw t0 Crease the score lettermen at each position to to 20-0 before Harms found start the fall’s football combat Bradshaw waiting for a 24- and likely will be a contend- yard scoring pass. Hampton ran er in the 1A-12 race. the extra points. So vast is Maurice English's “lird frame- e p°r- , ,, , , , ,, ° cupine defense trapped Smelley depth he has no less than three ln the end zone for a safety. lettermen fullbacks returning. End Larry Carson took a Harms The best of the three at the pass 50 yards to score with moment is a junior, 195-pound Walls adding the conversion Terry Walls. English also has run. a soph quarterback, Denny Back Eddie Neighbors wound Harms who lettered as a fresh- up the scorinS with a three- yard run. Walls ran the extra man’ points over the the 46-0 mar- English lists Center David gin. Huddleston, 200, as all-state material. In his third season at GAM EAT A GLANCE Springtown, English had a 5-4-1 mark last vear. Springtown Godley 16 First Downs 3 342 Yards Rushing 96 8 Passes Attempted 0 Passes Complete, Yds. 6 for 130 o 0 Passes Intercepted By i . 0 Fumbles Lost 2 3 for 25 Penalties, Yds. 0 '! i Uocked Punt Ify Springtown I'loors Nolan Porkys overcome early lead, swat Boyd Yellow Jackets 30-7 GAME AT A GLANCE LAN SPRINGTOWN First Downs 3 ■ ! Yards Gained Rushing 58 ! Yards Gained Passing 9 I of 25 Passes Completed 1 of 6 Passes Intercepted by 1 . ,9?p- Fumbles Recovered l f°r Jo5’5,, Pu No., Avg. 5 for 39.4 .'or 48 Penalties, No., Ydge. 3 for 35 The Snringtown Porcupines rned a blocked punt into their th straight victory and an 8-6 ge over the Nolan Vikings at indley field Saturday night. The Porcupines turned oppor- lists in the third quarter len a blocked Viking boot gave ringtown the ball on the No- 1 six-yard line. Halfback Ter- Hampton crashed over from - one-yard stripe for the ichdown, and Terry Brad- aw ran the two-pointer that ailed the difference. SPRINGTOWN— Visiting Boyd Yellow Jackets buzzed loud and stung Springtown first in the opening moments of the game here Friday night, but the Por¬ cupines ruffled their quills and took over to dominate the re¬ mainder of the outing and mark the final tally at 30-7. This wound up Springtown’s District 1A-12 season. A Porcupine back fumbled the opening kick off and a Jack¬ et recovered it deep in Spring- town territory to set up the first score, only seconds deep in the initial frame. And an EP kick went between the up¬ rights to set the scoreboard a.t 7-0 as the game had barely begun. Stunned, the Porcupines got down to playing football and by mid-way of the second quarter Springtown’s hard running half back Terry Bradshaw scored the first TD for the Porkys. He ran his own conversion, to gain the lead, 8-7. With 16 seconds remaining in the second period, End John¬ ny Simmons took a pass from Quarterback Denny Harms and sprinted across the Boyd goal¬ line. Bradshaw then racked up another PAT run for two and the Porcupines were out in front 16-7, letting the moms and pops sitting along the side¬ lines— it was “Parents’ Night” —and other Springtown fans breathe a little easier. Again in the third quarter Bradshaw made a spectacular sidelines dash from deep in his own territory to the Jacket goal, but Mr. Official said he step¬ ped out on the Boyd 25 and the deal was called back. This set up another score, however, when Fullback Terry Walls scored on a line plunge a few plays later. Then in the final period End Larry Carsons took another pass from Towering Number Ten (QB Harms) for yet an¬ other Porky tally and after another 2-point con version, this wound up the scoring at 30-7. Defensive standouts for Springtown included Bradshaw, Center David Huddleston, back Johnny Marsh and End Mike Gilley. Porcupines impale Jr. Roos 26-0 SPRINGTOWN- The Porcu¬ pines of Springtown took prick¬ ly steps to pay dirt four times here Thursday night to impale the Weatherford Kangaroo Jr. Varsity aggregation, 26-0, in the ’Roo team’s initial game of the season. It was the Porcupines’ second season game, and they remain undefeated- Last Friday they downed Bridgeport in their first season gridfest. The Springtown bunch’s scor¬ ing began with a first quar¬ ter touchdown. And the Por¬ cupines racked up two TD’s in the second period and again in the third quarter. Only one Springtown extra points-run was successful in the game with the Roos able to stop three of four PAT attempts. Keller slips 14-6 win by Springtown Porkys SPRINGTOWN — Playing on what probably looked more like a field in foggy London town than a gridiron in Central Texas, the Springtown Porcupines dropped their homecoming- game 14-6 to the Keller Indians here Friday night as both hard¬ hitting teams slipped and slud ’ through the mist and mud. Fate also played a slippery trick on the home team as a blocked punt recovered by an alert Indian over the Porcu¬ pine goal line scored the games first TD and took some of the statch out of the Porcupines. Indian fullback Harvey Hanton ran the EP and the visitors notched eight points during the first quarter. Bouncing back. Porcupine end Larry Carson who looked as if he might have had fly-paper mittens sacked up a long pass over his shoulder from quar terback Denny Harms and stretched out to finish up the long pass- run combination to score for Springtown on the first play of the second frame. The point-after run try failed, however, and the Indians still had the edge by 8-6. Midway of the second period, Indian Fullback Harvey Hanton scored again on a plunge through the middle, after a hard- won drive into Porcupine territory. This time the PAT run attempt failed, and that ended the scor¬ ing in the ball game at 14-6. Both teams threatened with penetrations during the second half, but passing was held to a minimum by the wet, and the defenses for both teams tight¬ ened up each time their oppon¬ ents got down around the 20. Larry Carson Senior-End All District- Off. Andy Gentry Senior- Linebacker Terry Bradshaw Senior-Back All District-Def. Prince Hunt Senior- Guard David Huddleston Senior-Center All District-Off. Def. Big Kit Rampages in Indian Territory! Brooks Klein Senior-Tackle Johnny Simmons Senior-End Hon. Mention- All District Larry Smith Senior-Back Johnny Marsh Senior-Cornerback Hon. -Mention-All District Eddie Neighbors Senior- Back Kenneth Read Senior-Tackle Johnny Wood Senior-Tackle Snake almost slithers across! Gary Craig Junior-End Mike Gilley Junior-Tackle All District-Def. Randall Betty Junior-Guard All District- Off. Moose on the move! Ray Wright Junior-Tackle |UVU Red Rover Red Rover Denme Harms Sophomore -Back Floyd Worlow Sophomore - Tackle Don Strickland Junior-Tackle All District-Off. Terry Walls Junior-Back 3 rw ,«V- ■ � «y - V' J r • 'XV? T? • ' ' ■!! Let Hampton come over! Gene Cash Sophomore-Back David Nicklas Freshman- Back W. L. Dobbs Managers David Newsom Kenny Twyman Porcupines Fighting B-Team Timmy Hall, Richard Howard, Michael Lockhart, Kenneth Williams, Tommy Butler, Keith Martin, Johnny Kirk, Gerald Betty, Lewis Field, Ray King, Larry Smith, Dowden Brown, Roy Rea, Jimmy Denton. B Team Scores Springtown 14 Bridgeport 20 Springtown 0 Nolan 20 Springtown 6 Boyd 0 Springtown 0 Boyd 8 Springtown 22 Kennedale 0 Springtown 8 Boyd 20 Springtown 8 Bridgeport 14 Springtown 42 Crowley 0 B - Team huddles before the first game. DISTRICT SCOREBOARD Girls Springtown Kennedale 33 29 Springtown Boyd 56 44 Springtown Keller 38 14 Springtown Kennedale 58 22 Springtown Boyd 44 52 Springtown Mills ap 35 34 Springtown Keller 46 17 Springtown Mills ap 23 43 II DISTRICT SCOREBOARD Springtown Boys il il il Kennedale 73 63 Springtown Boyd 1 70 26 I Springtown Keller [ 64 61 I Springtown Kennedale 1 54 39 Springtown B oyd 77 54 ; Springtown Mills ap j 61 89 Springtown Keller 64 27 Springtown Mills ap 'I 1 54 57 j il il 1 ■� • JH wph � Hay mb' v'jHp7 S31tft'- - jh •� • JprM ' Ig Hat j|ir ,v$P| Getting set for the game. Gotta have that gimme shot. Before and after. 'k 1 vmm Doris Blue Offense - Senior Donna Bradshaw Offense - Senior Jimmie Sue Chilcutt Defense - Senior Ho hum! Another game Ring around the Referee Nita Goforth Defense - Senior Jannay Latham Defense - Senior Maurine Christenberry Offense - Junior : m Beverly Cross Defense - Sophomore Jane Dodd Defense - Sophomore Dorothy Neely Offense - Sophomore Kathy Looney Offense - Freshman All right now, who's got the dice? Lorene Simmons Offense - Freshma n RM8MMMI Brenda Burleson Defense - Junior Mary Gentry Janice Hampton Managers Donna Bradshaw, Nita Goforth, Jannay Latham Larry Smith, Mike Gilley Andy Gentry David Huddleston Larry Smith Senior - Guard Senior - Forward Senior - Guard O.K. Randall, stop waving at the girls. Randall Betty Junior - Forward Michael Gilley Junior - Guard Who's dancing with whom? Terry Hampton Junior - Forward William Vess Junior - Forward Elliott Hardison Sophomore - Guard Dennie Harms Sophomore - Forward Johnny Simmons Mark King Manager Sophomore - Guard On your mark, get set, go! David Nicklas Freshman - Guard Larry Maness Sophomore - Guard Evelyn Wilson, Frances Gentry, Kathy Williams, Mary Huddleston, Susan Carson, Jane Venable, Wanda Rea, Barbara Burtnett. Rickey Craig, Ray King, David Cooper, Kenneth Williams, Gerald Betty, Don Strickland, W, L. Dobbs. Junior Varsity !j£ 5 MR. MAURICE Faculty FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Alma McClendon Mrs. Willie Bennett SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Annette Buhk Mrs. Blanche Geer SEVENTH GRADE Adrian Martin Mrs. Lucille Pittman A Is Mr. English really working ? The Looney girls and their dog. Our faithful campfire girls. Little Bean-Ears What's wrong, Harold Jr.? Did someone steal your shoes? Does anyone know these girls? Gerald Betty Steve Blackiston Reggie Bullock Charlotte Butler David Cherry David Coomer Ninth Ricky Craig Richard Dennis Jimmy Denton Ronnie Deviney W. L. Dobbs Arthur Elam Suzanne Freeman Mary Gentry David Gibson Cleatus Hall Timmy Hall Lorita Harris Sammy Harris Brenda Hastings Kathy Haugen George Henry % Ray King Johnny Kirk Michael Lockhart Rhonda Lockhart Kathy Looney Keith Martin Renee McClendon Donnie Mathis David Nicklas Tommy Oxford Harold Parkey Joenett Pike Wanda Rea A1 Roesick Danny Sellers Lorene Simmons Ann Sisk Billy Taliaferro Tommy Thomas Kenny Twyman Jane Venable Dennis Williams Kathy Williams Kenneth Williams Paula Williams Evelyn Williams II 4 f It Jackie Butler L| ■■ pr U U Joe Bynum Melba Cash Allen Chesney Michael Cutts Glen Dikes Leroy Gibson Debbie Hailey Lenda Hastings Delores Howard Johnny Jones David Kidd Linda Lee David Lingle Steve Martin Dannie Mathes John Miller Aleta Moore Veryle Noe Pamela Reagor 4 Kaye Riddle Thelma Robinson Charles Schoonover David Sherwood Lyndall Shields Bobby Slate Billy Spoon Gary Tidwell Debbie Wanser Sandra Williams 1 mm Jimmy Alexander Eddie Brumley Danny Burns Tommy Butler Pam Collins Mike Cross David Dommert Jimmy Hammond Vernell Hampton Carla Heflin Carolyn Hillin Robert Hinkle Ronny Howell Reva Jones Mildred Leatherwood Howard Lunsford Paul Moore Deryle Noe Linda Petty Billy Reed Nancy Ritchey Linda Simmons Debbie Smith Mike Smith Robert Stallings Johnny Thompson John Vess Robert Walls Paula Warden Janice Wilkerson Leona Wilson Rayna Witt Seventh Sharon Armstrong Gary Blair Cynthia Bullock Terry Burns Robert Burtnett Brenda Butler Daryl Cash Janet Chesney Jane Davis Charles Gatlin Christy Gentry Lockawanna Hall Ronald Hine Gregg Kirk Robert Lockhart Debbie Morris Dale Noe Larry Pomeroy Denice Read Billy Roesicke Michael Sanches Becky Sims Roy Sisk Elaine Smith Kenneth Smith David Springfield Rhonda Spurrier B. K. Thomas Wayne Tyson Jimmy Woody Debbie Carson Mike Carter Wesley Chilcutt Bill Dikes Sarai Freeman Troy Gibson Eddie Haugan Byron Hillin Dearl Hilliard Bonnie Hollingsworth Ricky Hood Teresa Kinchen Shirley Loggins Dewayne Mathis Joyce Reynolds Stephen Roberts Vallie Weekly Cindy Williams Judy Wilson Billy Wood Jerry Young Grade Carl Brumley Shirley Burleson Debbie Butler Diana Byers Pam Shimp Mike South Roy Sturdivant Doug Trotter Jerry Watson W Paula Ballard Wanda Blackmon Patrick Bobbitt Elizabeth Brawner Sixth Jean Carpenter Joy Carpenter Teresa Dennis Helen Finley Pat Fitzerald Leland Gibson Judy Hardison Rodney Hendricks Kay Hilliard Edward Holman Glover Howard Jo Evelyn Jones Sue Moore Michael Norris Joe Eldon Reed Landry Smith Sharon Suratt Grade Darryl Altom Eugene Cantrell Rebecca Carson Elaine Carter Lloyd Neely Belinda Sandlin Harold Simmons Jr. Jerry Simmons Toni Simmons Bobby Taliaferro Danny Thomas Marion Venable Jr. Patti Ward Bobby Wilkerson Deborah Collins Denny Cross Davis Dabbs John Davis Jessie Denton Jay Glovetsky Pamela Green Michael Henry Robert Henry Gerald Hilliard Randy Hinkle Doris Hutchison Teresa Lancaster Pam Lawson Linda Lingle Deborah McCarter Ricky Allison Sandra Blackiston Joyce Blackmon Michael Brown Fifth Foley Burtnett George Campbell William Carrol Lindie Carson Keith Chilcutt Nancy Dark Kenneth Davis Jamye Dimock Francis Field Thomas Gentry Donald Golden Donnie Hilliard Kim Ann Houlihan Dovie Howard Bruce Kirk Linda Klein Debra Lynch Debra Mathes Douglas Mathis Renee Read Don Riddle Jan Riddle Dale Sisk Dena Sisk Carolyn Smith Byron Tidwell Kimberly Tuckines Judy Vess Marvin Walls Belinda Williams Thomas Campbell Ricky Caruthers Louis Cash Joy Chapman Rita Faye Cockburn Bill Collins Andy Deskins Patricia Elam Lynn Green Ricky Greenwood Terrye Kendrick Danny Kennedy Janice Kinchen Terry Kirk Marie Lacy Frank Musick Ricky Noe Jamie Nowell Janet Payne Ralph Prentice David Sandlin Deborah Slimp Randy Trotter Pearl Vess Sharon Young Gale Lawson Paula Layne Sue Leatherwood Wayne Lee Grady Mansell Grade David Alexander Paul Blair Kim Brown Rip Butler Mary Gentry f 1 v ■ 1 ri Es l gLc .. , JL i ■ i II : Jii: L-N, i 1 I Eighth Seventh Deryle Noe Kaye Riddle Eddie Haugen Robert Lockhart Nancy Ritchey Bobby Slate Deborah Carson Christy Gentry |; I I Ninth Lorene Simmons David Nicklas Sixth Fifth Gerald Hilliard Donny Tidwell Don Riddle David Alexander Patti Ward Paula Ballard Kimberly Tucknies Joy Chapman Class ravorites Junior High 1A-12 District Champs Springtown 8 Springtown 16 Springtown 14 Springtown 8 Aledo 24 Boyd 0 Bridgeport 6 Kennedale 0 Springtown 24 Springtown 8 Springtown 16 Springtown 6 Millsap 6 Keller 6 Boyd 14 Boyd 0 4 Greg Kirk, Robert Walls, Ronnie Howell, Billie Reed, Paul Moore, Robert Burtnett, Wesley Chilcutt, David Springfield Kenneth Smith, Jimmy Hammond, Veryle Noe, Mike Cross, Eddie Haugen, Allen Chesney, Deryle Noe, Steve Martin, Danny Mathis, Johnny Thompson, Mike Carter, Ricky Hood, Mike South, Leroy Gibson, Dwayne Mathes, Joe Bynum, David Kidd, Robert Lockhart, Jimmy Alexander, Bob Hinkle (Mgr.), Billy Wood, Jerry Watson, Jimmy Woody, Roy Sturdivant, Dale Noe, John Miller (Mgr,) Gary Tidwell, Deryle Noe, Eddie Haugen, Paul Moore, Bobby Slate, Ronald Hines, Bob Hinkle, Johnny Jones, Billy Reed, Robert Burtnett, John Miller Mgr,, Jerry Watson, Larry Pomeroy, David Kidd, Ricky Hood, Gary Blair, Linda Simmons, Linda Petty, Jackie Butler, Pamela Collins, Vernell Hampton, Deborah Hailey, Brenda Butler, Debbie Wanser- Mgr., Kaye Riddle, Nancy Ritchey, Rayna Witt, Paula Warden, Jane David, Linda Lee, Alita Moore-Mgr,, Denise Reed, ' Deborah Carson, Judy Wilson, Cindy Williams, Christy Gentry, i Band Faculty FIRST GRADE Mrs. Reba Calhoun Mrs. Mamie Wright . ■ SECOND GRADE Mrs. Marie Hinkle Mrs. Jennie Glovetsky THIRD GRADE Mrs. Evelyn Rector Mrs. Nancy Newby Happy Birthday Clay Clint or is it Clint Clay? What kinda deal is this? Hold that pose Gangway, here we come! Nothing to do? Darvin Alton Ruth Ballard Bonnie Blackmon Fourth Christine Bratcher Jackie Coplen Janice Davis Pamela Davis Biff Dimock Linda Finley David Freeman Janet Gatlin Sherry Hailey Sharia Heflin Teddy King Justin Kirk Nita Lewallen Rita Lewallen Casey McCarter Ray Prentice Mike Uscielowski Gene Simmons Deborah Thomas Dale Tidwell George Venable Stephen Wanser Billy Woody Tony Wright Kanetha Lunsford Richard Lingle Wyatt Matlock Charlotte Moore Billy Read Cody Ross Jimmy Sherwood Allen Spikes Bud Junior Suratt Billy Joe Thomson Shirley Trotter Mark West Opal Wilkerson Jackie Bob Williams Kay Williams Ronnie Williams Joey Brinkley Stella Brown Windell Chesney Joyce Creamer Dennis Ellis Cathy Gamble Nona Golden Teresa Green Roger Hall Norma Henry Sammy Holman Jerry Howard Third Roy Kirk Cynthia Lancaster Mildred Latham Kenneth Lawson Johnny Leatherwood William Loggins Dianne McCarter Kathy McKay Dale Mathes Beverly Mathis Pamela Moore David Musick Pat Rice Darlene Sandlin Ronnie Sandlin Rhonda Scott Clio Simmons Deborah Spikes W.D. Walls Jr. Cynthia Watson Billy Ballard Darrell Blackmon Lee Bradshaw Catherine Bratcher Nancy Bullock James Burtnett Sharon Campbell Paul Carroll Terry Dunlap Jimmy Elam Steve Garrett Virginia Hillin Edward Jarvis Sandra Kirk Max Lacy Hoyt Lindsey Donald Lingle Vickie Lockhart Sherri Lynch Cathy Marris Kenny Oxford Devonnia Read Janet Reagor Mickey Robinson Glen Sherwood Rita Shields David Thompson Susan West Debra Wilson Gordon Vess ' to Marion Campbell Clinton Carson Garth Dimock Susan Gatlin Leanne Grizzard Vicki Hackney Lonnie Hall Leisa Hauchin Rodney Hill Susanna Lacy Kyle Lancaster Wilma Lingle Second Susan Lockhart Leon Lunsford Kim McConnell Jacky Don Martin Floyd Neely Mona Pike Kenny Ruland Terry Richards Darlene Slate Kenny Wanser Fay William Racheal Witt Clayton Carson Michael Caywood Patti Dunlap Debra Elam Mary Helen English Linda Hutchison Lisa Jones Elona King Dewayne Kirk Tommie Kirk Denese Lancaster Lyle Lancaster Kathy Leatherwood Tony Lingle Tamara Looney Cleo Matlock Beth Musick Billy Simmons David Spikes James Suratt Terry Taliaferro Darla Thompson Jan Williams Donald Zaidle Deanne Allred C. J. Anderson Becky Bratcher Scott Brawley First Sky Bullock Gerry Burleson Susan Burns Ricky Campbell Donna Caroll Jimmy Edd Carter Gayl ene Chesney Ray Dobbs Rhonda Ellis Bobby Greenwood James Grizzard Vicki Hein Allan Holman Beatrice Leatherwood Barbara Lingle Janette Lingle Tracy McConnell Debbie McKay Laurie Mahan Jaton Neighbors Kenneth Read Rodney Ross Royce Sandlin Shannon Taliaferro Dale Thompson Ray Vess Pamela Wilson r tJ . Si Grade Scott Blackiston Debra Bobo Debra Jo Chilcutt Sabra Dabbs Chris Gamble Debra Kaye Golden Keith Hensley Rebecca Hillin Randy Kehrer Debra Jean Lacy Wendell Lancaster Harmon Mansell Donna Mathes Darrell Mathis Roy Neely Curtis Nowell Russell Rivers Ellen Faye Rogers Bruce Ross Pamela Simmons Carrie Sue Sherwood Karen Lee Smith Kathy Lou Smith Deborah Spoon Vickie Taliaferro Ray Terry Barbara Vess Tommy Weekley Lonnie Williams Debra Joyce Wilson Glenn Wood ii I Grade School King Queen Jackie Bob Williams Kanetha Lunsford Third Devonnia Read Lee Bradshaw Rhonda Scott Ray Kirk F ourth Jackie Bob Williams Kanetha Lunsford David Freeman Nita Lewallen Class Favorites F irs t Jimmy Carter Donna Mathes Glenn Wood Gaylene Chesney Second Clay Carson Tammy Looney Clint Carson Darlene Slate Non- Teaching Personnel LUNCHROOM BOOKKEEPER Mrs. Sue Robinson BUS DRIVERS Roy Neighbors, Lynn Browning, Bud Frazier, Benny Phillips, Fred Bosworth, Adrian Martin, Ed Pierce, Glenn Shadle. ( LUNCHROOM COOKS Mrs, Vera Sanders, Mrs. Cleo Williams, Mrs, Tommy Hall, Mrs. Ava Wiggins, Mrs, Dora Sandlin, Mrs, Dorothy Brad¬ shaw, CUSTODIANS Velva Wilkerson, Ed Pierce C. D. HARTNETT COMPANY Wholesale Grocers Congratulations, Seniors of '66 Phone: Ly4-3813 Weatherford, Texas Howard Rambler Best Used Cars, Best Service Any Make Auto 504 Palo Pinto Phone: Ly4-7437 Weatherford, Texas We appreciate your business Travelers Drive-Inn 901 Fort Worth Street Elector-Hop Service Inside Dining Room Weatherford-Mineral Wells Ice Twist- Whirl Open 8 til 12 eomro use authority op thb cocacoia company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INCORPORATED Weatherford, Texas VGK to m WRIGHT SURGE SERVICE Dairy Farm Equipment Surge Milking Machines and Pipelines Detergent and Accessories; Automatic Feeders and Grinders Lowell Wright Route 1, Box 78 Phone: Ly4-7965 Weatherford, Texas Compliments Bob Hanson Auto Supply Company of Ma5-1 145 Ce7 -4491 Dr. R. A. Ivie 2200 Azle Ave. 7106 Jacksboro Hwy. Azle, Texas J. R. Wilhite Joe Frazier Manager Manager Fort Worth, Texas demon’s Tractor Company 2707 North Main Phone: MA6-3708 Fort Worth, Texas Across From The Stockyards TRACTORS] implements] 5 io E. B. Mott 5 io Variety For Every Need Azle, Texas Francks Florist Fort Worth, Texas Jacksboro Hwy.. Lake Worth Rt. 10, Box 84 6650 Azle Ave. CE7-3555 CE7-3317 Dick’s Truck Stop Shrimp -Oysters Compliments Mexican Foods of Home of Not the Biggest But Dr. W. M. Chambers the Best Chicken-Fried Steak Fort Worth, Texas Open All Night La Junta, Texas The First National Bank Bridgeport, Texas Member F. D. I. C. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors Of 1 6 6 Cocanougher Ford Sales For soothing service and thrifty power P. O. Box 449 Phone: MA7-Z140 Decatur Bridgeport Petty Insuranc Agency Boyd, Texas Phone: 433-5976 INSURANCE For Protection • For Investment MUNN S FARM SUPPLY Farm, Home Auto Supplies Phone: 433-8501 Phone: 433-5401 Boyd, Texas Parson ’s Motor Company 24 Hour Wrecker Service New and Used Cars Phone: OV3-2712 Box 121 Bridgeport, Texas Boteler’s Dry Goods Piece Goods Ready to Wear Levis Boyd, Texas Compliments of Green’s Dry Goods 1101 Hals ell St. Bridgeport, Texas Live Better, Farm Better Electrically Wise Electric Cooperative, Inc. Phone: 627-2167 Decatur, Texas Hayes Wiseman Restaurant Phone 627-3186 Decatur, Texas Russells’ Department Store Quality Merchandise at Lowest Prices 100 West Walnut Decatur, Texas Doyle and Hasty Insurance And Real Estate P. O. Box 47 1 Decatur, Texas Compliments of Lake Worth Osteopathic Hospita 1 Clinic 6613 Jacksboro Highway Fort Worth, Texas 76135 Bridgeport Hospital and Clinic David W„ Bryant, M. D. W. E. Huddleston, M, D. James C. Hunter, M. D. Phone: OV3-2227 OV3-2228 Bridgeport Cordova Grain Co. A Complete Feed Service Paymaster Feeds Congratulations Seniors of 66 Bridgeport Insurance Agency 1021 Halsell Street All Lines of Insurance For Your Protection Rick Wilkinson, Manager Phone: 683-2685 George Mitchell and Associates, Inc. Box 506 Phone: 683-2208 Land and Production Bridgeport, Texas Bridgeport, Texas Boyd Frozen Compliments of Meyer's Chevrolet Food Locker Cur ing -Smoking Slaughtering Day Phone: 433-5425 Night Phone: 433-8773 Bridgeport, Texas Empire Drug Company Joe Rodgers, Owner Phone: 627-3571 Decatur, Texas Weatherford Lumber Company Building Materials of all Kinds Doors - Windows - Paints P. O. Box 62 Weatherford, Texas 76086 Phone: Ly4-2766 326 N. Main St. Vincent Feed § Seed Feed, Seed, Fertilizer 319 North Main Street Phone: Ly4-4723 Weatherford, Texas Weatherford; Sand and Gravel W. D. Newberry Insurance Co. Insurance that Insures Weatherford, Texas Phone: Ly4-7451 Headquarters for Policies With the Personal Service Byrd Implement Co. 129 East Spring St. Weatherford, Texas Ly4-4852 Ford Tractors and Equipment Eong Peanut Combines Suburb Grocery and Market We sell the best and charge you less Highway 199 Phone: 677-2741 La Junta, Texas TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC. Owned by Those It Serves C Oft A J. C„ Holmes C. N. Stephens Compliments of Holmes Auto Supply Community Hospital Complete Automotive Parts of AZLE P. O. Box 419 Phone: 627-2350 108 Denver Trail Decatur, Texas Azle, Texas Bridgeport Mill Tlmem Seed and Fertilizer Phone: OV3-2611 Doyle Love, Owner Bridgeport, Texas MPKINS REXALL PHARMACY of Azle Y Free Delivery to Springtown Phone: 677-2210 We Give and Redeem Scottie Stamps Azle, Texas Compliments from City of Springtown Paid for by city officials Ferrill Chevrolet Weatherford, Texas TELEPHONES, INCORPORATED Wren Motors Chrysler - Dodge - Plymouth Decatur, Texas Fashion Beauty Shop Pauline Layne, Owner We Specialize in Four Way Hair Shaping and Soft Waves Service to Please Phone: 523-7248 Springtown, Texas Consolidated Ya'll come to see us Exterminators David McDavid Phone: Je4-2044 Fort Worth, Texas Buick- Olds mobile - Pontiac -GMC Phone: Ly4-2743 Weatherford, Texas Compliments of BOYER FEED MILLS Phone: Ma4-3133 N. E. 28 Street and Denver Tracks Mailing Address: Box 4336 Fort Worth, Texas Custom Grinding Custom Mixing Bulk Delivery Wholesale Feed Retail Feed International Fertilizers White Auto Store 116 North Main Furniture, Tires, Appliances Weatheriord, Texas W ren’s Village Pharmacy 310 South Main Ph. Ly4-3881 Emanuel Lumber Compan Floor Sanders Floor Covering Electrical Goods Complete Building Line Phone: CL7-3517 Azle, Texas ASA Farm Supply Purina Feed Trailer Rental Phone: CE7-4546 Weatherford, Texas Azle, Texas T. R. Frost Congratulations Seniors ijS ljl Charles Frost Weatherford, Texas George’s Men’s Shop Parker County's Only Men's Shop Weatherford, Texas It Beauty With A Purpose u Registered Jersey Cattle- All Jersey Milk For- - Vandervoor ts NEWBY JERSEY FARMS Arvill G. Newby, Owner Box 32 Springtown, Texas Phone: 523-4455 tt On the South Side of the Square n Springtown MAYTAG LAUNDRY East side of square Automatics -Dryers Soap - Bleach- Coin changers Owner and Operator Jack Loggins Phone: 523-7313 Springtown, Texas Dr. R. C. Daniels Veterinarian Large and Small Animals Livestock Remedies and Supplies P O- Box 44 . Phone:523-4212 Springtown C. L. WARD Blacksmith and Welding Shop Phone: 523-7291 Springtown, Texas Corban Congratulations, Seniors Service Station Springtown Lion Products Beauty Lounge All Major Brands of Oil Scottie Red Stamps Operated by Jack Ruth Hollingsworth Springtown, Texas Phone: 523-7205 Howard Coleman Galbreaith Pickard Funeral Chapel 913 North Elm Street Day and Night Ambulance Service LY 4-2747 Weatherford, Texas Office Machines, Furniture, Supplies J-B Office Supply Complete Line of School Supplies 117 North Main LY 4-2346 Weatherford, Texas Wilson’s Jewelry The Hub Clothiers “Your Bulova Accutron Dealer” Your Levi and Stetson Headquarters “All Types of Repairs” We Give S H Green Stamps South side of Square 137 York Avenue LY 4-2692 LY 4-3091 Weatherford, Texas Weatherford, Texas Compliments of Cotten-Bratton Dairyman’s Furniture and Floor Covering Funeral Directors since 1884 Feed Store Weatherford, Texas Weatherford, Texas Higginbotham’s Parker Coffee Shop Lumber Co. Mr. Mrs. L.R. Tarply - Owner s Fencing, Posts, Hardware, ( Lumber, Paints, and All Types of Southside of Square IT J Building Materials Weatherford, Texas Vji 1108 South Main Street Weatherford, Texas LY 4-7425 Rawlins Monument Since 1884 Weatherford, Texas Parker County Frozen Food Lockers, Inc. Custom Slaughtering - Experienced Proces sing 301 - 0 5 York Avenue Ph. Processing Plant - LY 4-2182 Ph. Slaughter House - LY 4-7255 Weatherford, Texas Weatherford, Bowl “Family Fun Center” Bowling - Billiards Slot Car Racing BY 4-6119 1512 Fort Worth Highway Dairy Queen Cone with the Curl on Top Delicious Hamburgers 901 South Main LY 4-7214 Weatherford, Texas W.H. Bowden % Sons and The Style Shop Weatherford’s Complete Department Store Weatherford, Texas Harold Coney Insurance Fire - Auto - Bonds - Burglary and Liability “Your Protection is our Policy” 120 Houston Dial LY 4-3877 Weatherford, Texas Greene’s Florist Xcjg-7 jjowek'L Flowers For Every Occasion ' 704 North Main LY 4-6223 Weatherford, Texas Hutcheson Insurance Agency Ijnsiimnce) Citizens National Bank Bldg. ( V bT P.O. Box 308 V Phone: LY 4-7425 Weatherford, Texas -W Joe Rider Butane Front Wheel Alignment Specialists Company Klein’s Automotive Automatic Transmission and General Tanks and Appliances Engine Repair Office Phone: CE 7-3325 Azle, Texas Air Conditioning Repair and Installation 125 North Elm LY 4-5644 Cot Ritchey’s Insurance Agency Fire - Casualty - Liability Phone: 523 - 4335 Springtown, Texas “Holstein - The Cow of the Future” HARM’S DAIRY FARM A A -A' 'A wj W.C. Harms: Owner Rt. 2 Springtown, Texas Phone: 523 - 7564 Eat-A-Bite Hamburgers - Malts Onion Rings 406 South Main Weatherford, Texas Mann Nursery General line of Nursery Stock Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Ins ecticides LY 4-6055 Weatherford, Texas Stuart Nursery Landscaping ‘Home of fine plants and trees LY 4-7126 Weatherford, Texas Sullivan’s Texaco Station We give S H Green Stamps Muffler and Tail Pipe Service Delco Batteries 410 South Main Weatherford, Texas U-Do-lt CRAFTS AND HOBBIES We’ll Be Backing You 201 York Ave. LY 4-2164 Weatherford, Texas Longley’s Service Station Premier Products SSR Box 62 - B Highway 51 North Weatherford, Texas Hare and Finley Farm Store International Harvester Massey Ferguson Parts, Sales, and Service 501 North Main LY 4-4865 Weatherford, Texas Shop Mott’s 5 £ 10 For All Your School Needs Ly4-2 122 Weatherford, Texas SCHOOL SUPPLIES f lift i r Springtown Farmers Co-op Store Phone: 523 - 7656 Box 162 Chadwell § Son Gas Company 24 Hour Service Butane Propane Metered for Accuracy Springtown, Texas Phone: 523 - 4443 Springtown, Texas Bill Williams DRESS Barber Shop )) '$ UJit v a. I HAIRCUT | Springtown, Texas Springtown Truck Company J.D. Sharp, Manager Phone: 523 - 7336 _ __ _ i _ - Rt. 2 Box 1 7 IB Springtown, Texas Triangle Texaco Station Gas - Oil - Diesel - Fuel Washing and Marfak Lubrication We Give S H Green Stamps Phone: 523 - 7225 Springtown, Texas Springtown, Texas Compliments of Springtown Lumber Company Phone: 523-7261 Springtown, Texas Modern Beauty Shop Alice Young Mildred Rea We specialize in Permanents and Hair Tinting Phone: 523 - 4143 Springtown, Texas A. G. Cooper Gulf Station and Grocery Open 7 a. m. - 1 1 p. m. All Brands of Major Oil Full line of groceries Highway 199 Phone: 523 - 7236 Springtown, Texas Highway 199 Phone: 677 - 2908 A. K. Dutton § Sons Fruit Stand 3 Miles East Springtown, Texas Layne Garage All Work Guaranteed Phone: 523 - 7228 4 Springtown, Texas Compliments of T rammell’s In Azle from Grocery Market . Village Restaurant Azle, T exas What will you be doing 5, 10, 20 years from today? hP y r A v N 9 o n n o The course you chart in the few years following gradua¬ tion will determine your eventual success. Never changing essentials to prosperity are a sound savings program and a pleasant relationship with your bank. Start or add to your account at the “First” today. It’s a great way to grow. v JO i 0 ST NATIONAL bank in WEATHERFORD 4 v .4 V X MEMBER E D 1C z J Joe Newsom Building Contractor Phone: 523 - 4404 Springtown, Texas Good Luck Compliments of Senior s Burl Robinson Scott Woody Curtis Springfield MACK BEAN Real Estate Springtown, Texas We Developed Greenfield Acres” Now Developing Spring Branch Acres” Mode-O-Day The best of fashions Values are better than ever. Come in and see for yourself. Weatherford, Texas Carter Ivy Hardware LY 4-2216 Weatherford, Texas Fire - Auto - Casualty Bonds - Life Jim Bob Nation Insurance Business Phone: 275 - 3324 Home Phone: 257 - 3305 Azle, Texas Azle Florist Serving Azle, Springtown, Briar, Ft. Worth, Lake Worth Edith Parker Lucille Culps MA 6-2180 MA 4-3243 409 Northwest Parkway Azle, Texas AZLE STATE BANK Azle, Texas our te sy onvenience onfidence Live in Azle -- Bank in Azle On Eagle Mountain Lake Member F.D.I.C. Azle Phone: 275 - 3225 Ft. Worth Phone: 257 - 9601 Old Plantation Locker Country Fresh Meats, Custom Processing Curing 3 Miles East of Springtown on Highway 199 Phone: Springtown 677-2273 W.C. Hampton, Owner Young’s Sinclair Station We stop service Phone: 523 - 7250 Springtown, Texas Washing and Greasing ‘‘Friendly Service” T. C. Stone Building Contractor P .O. Box 8 Springtown, Texas Burkhalter Grocery and Market Phone: 523 - 7259 Springtown, Texas E.A. Keener Auto Parts Since 1932 113 West Main Azle Food Locker Packers P .O. Box 438 Phone: 257 - 3817 263 West Main Street Azle, Texas Azle, Texas Processing Choice Meat for Your Home freezer -- Locker 257 - 4214 CE 7-9761 Lester's Pharmac 100 Denver Trail Custom Killing -- Processing Hill Insurance Agency Azle, Texas Complete prescription department, gifts, jewelry, cosmetics, household needs Western Cafe Pit Bar - B - Que Lunches Mexican Foods Home of the Biggest Chicken - Fried Steaks Phone: 523 - 9280 Best Wishes to the Seniors and their Friends Hutton Piano Service Fire - Auto - Liabilities Jack Bennie Hill Phone: 523 - 7675 Springtown, Texas Good Luck Seniors P. A. Hunt T rucking ALFALFA HAY - GRAIN Phone: 523 - 4161 Springtown, Texas McNutt rocery-Variety Floristry Suay it Phone: 677 - 2260 Phone: 523 - 7202 P .O. Box 127 Springtown, Texas II i Seaberry Grocery and Station Agnes, Texas Continental Bus Station CONOCO Phone: 523 - 7561 Springtown, Texas Springtown Auto Supply Nationally Advertised Parts Phone: 523 - 7226 Springtown, Texas R. £ O. Nursery and Greenhouse Phone: 523 - 439 1 Springtown, Texas Claude Howell’s Humble Station Highway 199 Springtown, Texas Manager, Claude Howell The Bank that is interested in the Youth of our country. Beard's Dry Goods Springtown, Texas Nutrilite Food Supplements Edith Rehnborg Cosmetics NPI Household Products Repr esentative- Mrs. Bobbie Sturdivant Box 263 Phone: 523-7584 Springtown, Texas Darby Wholesale Service Fraze Vending Service Weatherford, Texas Rankin Cleaners Complete Laundry SPRINGTOWN GAS COMPANY Office Phone: 523 - 7219 O.W. Williams Night Phone: 523 - 4343 BUTANE PROPANE. HOOD SPRiH TOWH 6AS CO George Hood Night Phone: 523 - 7541 Butane Propane HOWARD’S CAFE Home of Fine Foods Ray Alexander, Owner Where Friends Meet and Eat Call For Reservations Phone: 523 - 9252 Springtown, Texas Alvin Roberson Compliments of Tractor Repair - Lawn Mower Service W elding H. R. Wright Phone: 523 - 4401 Springtown, Texas Springtown Real Estate C.C. Thompson, Broker Marguerite Thompson Ila Belle Newsom, Agents Jacksboro Hwy. Box 116 Phones: 523 - 4273 523 - 4404 Springtown, Texas Zip Code 76082 R. L. HAYGOOD JR. Livestock Dealer Springtown, Texas mutual BUU-Ptt® I It’s Smart To Save: i BANK Where Buyers and Sellers Meet Bridgeport OV3-Z270 Clyde Moore Owne r and Operator Compliments of David’s Patio Boyd Built Feeders 1 1 A Feeder for Everyone's Needs 1 1 Free Delivery Phones Owners 433-5981 Days 433-5310 Nights Ray Jordon P. O. Box 315 Floyd Ward Boyd, Texas If electric rates are lower, why is my bill higher ? ” The question is logical. The answer is simple. We’re all enjoying so many more comforts and conveniences which electricity helps make possible. Today ... in addition to things such as irons, toasters and refrigerators which we’ve taken for granted for years . . . just about every household has one or more electrical appliances which only a few people owned or which didn’t exist 20 years ago. Examples: air conditioners, television, clothes dryers and food freezers. Of course, as we add electrical servants to our home, we require more electric power to operate them. But, while the use of electricity has been going up, the price has been going down. The average per-unit price of electricity used in the homes of TP L customers is now only about one-half as much as it was 20 years ago. So, if your electric bill is higher than it used to be,” count the electrically- operated appliances in your home. We believe you’ll agree that electricity is still the biggest bargain in your family’s budget. TEXAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY a tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility Dean Music Co. Wha ley’s Complete Repair Service Studebaker Agency and 5136 Jacksboro Hwy. Ma6-0823 Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Weatherford, Texas Earl Two Way Radio Springtown Texas � Springtown Kwik Wash Car Wash Soap- Rinse -Wax 5 Minutes-$. 25 Hi-Way 199 C. C. Thompson Across From Cemetary Bill Thompson Slate Wrecking Yard 24 Hour Service Jordan's Restaurant In the Y Hwys. 80 180 West Weatherford, Texas Reservations for Parties Banquets Your Hosts: The Taylors Ideas for Hungry People - Geer - Real Estate Notary and Listings 523-4113 S SSl 1S BEST. by all livestock “For every dollar invested in patented VIT-A-WAY, results of a feeding test con¬ ducted at an Independent Research Foundation between two lots of cattle show a re¬ turn on the Investment of 633% ... or $6.33 for each $1.00 spent. The VIT-A- WAY fed cattle Gained More — Sold More — Made More Profit per head !” VIT-A-WAY in your feeds and fed free choice to all your ani¬ mals will PAY OFF in extra dividends for you. This has been proved by progressive livestock- men all over the country. AVAILABLE from your local Feed Dealer or Feed Manufacturer or write VIT-A-WAY, Inc., Fort Worth, Texas, 76106. mineral vitamin J FORTIFIER for . 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