Temple High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Temple, TX)

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Amit zt good to know you ,oe got a mend Beverly Lloyd, janice Clemmons, Deborah Huffman, Gloria Farrow, Rosl Benford, Marshall Bearor, Sandi: Triplett, and Demetra Ken- nedy extend a friendly toast to each other at Wyatt's Cafeteria in Dallas after performing at the Texas Sta- dium. On opposite page Mary Potter befriends a tapir.

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SIIOWCHSC '72 represented by the combined ef- forts of the music, speech, and art departments climaxed the ticket sale competition among the sophomore, junior, and senior classes for the Mr. and Miss THS contest. The seniors won the contest, therefore, Kirby johnson and Regina Anderson were named Mr. and Miss THS. Imme- diaw right: Lanny Blacklock fCeorgeJ and Rebecca Silva fEsterJ stole the show expressing the light side of ro- mance. Middle right: Brantley Weathers lOscar Listerl and judy Barnes fAbigaiI McCauleyJ played the leading roles as two unwed school teachers. Far right: Mama French Wioletj and Randy Russell 1BobJ added romantic interest to the play. Lower left: The young ladies of Miss McCauley's school are led in singing their school song by Judy Barnes fMiss McCauleyJ. They are back row left to right: Marcine Bearor, Beverly Burgess, Pam Davis, and Wanette Grubb. Front row left to right: Becky New- bum, Rebecca Silva, Amy Aldrich, and Nancy Reese. Lower middle: Susan Lee fMrs. Murphyl encourages Les Winkler fSamJ to Get Up and Co. Lower far right: The young men of Mr. Lister's school sang their school song under the direction of Brantley Weathers CMr. Lis- terl. They are back row left to right: Bruce jimerson, Ed- die Walker, and Mike Yarrito. Front row left to right are Paul Huber, Lanny Blacklock, and Kim Carver. Youive Got To . 14