Temple High School - Tiger Yearbook (Temple, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

It has been said that the ending of one phase of our lives is only the beginning of a new and different phase in the life of each of us as an individual. FOREWORD TEMPLE SCHOOLS always hum with activities, and yet it is also made up of the quietness in the library, or a study hour in the classrooms. One can’t leave out the crowds in the halls, forward dash of students at the lunch hour, the after- noons and evenings spent in play practice, and the gay spirit and enthusiasm of the entire student body engaged in the big snake dance down town just before the big game with our tradition- al rival or for the championship. All of these elements that fill us with a sense of duty as well as personal pleasure are part of our daily lives at Temple. To prevent these cherished memories of our growth and our pleasure in growing from fading away, we have tried to put into this book those trying moments as well as the joyous events both in the classroom and in our activities. The road ahead holds something different for each of us, and it is our hope that in the years to come this book will make the shared events and trying moments come alive for you again. Temple, Oklahoma THE STAFF OF 1965 PRESENTS THE TIGER I DEDICATION IN APPRECIATION The annual staff of 1965 extends to Mrs. Mildred Kerr our sincere thanks for her unfailing interest in her students and her eagerness to help those who have come under her influence. Since 1954 Mrs. Kerr’s supervision has maintained the colorful and exciting representations of our school experiences which make the Tiger yearbook a treasured memento. Even though the yearbook was dedicated to her in 1956, we feel she deserves the honor once again for the long hours she has de- voted to her students and the yearbook. Sincerely, 2 Tiger Staff of 1965 AD UINfSTRAnON President — Vice President — Clerk— Member — Member— —Elmer Graham —Bill Bentley —Buford Durrett —Thad Gower —Robert Spurlock BOARD OF EDUCATION L. T. CANARY Superintendent of Schools L. E. RODERICK Elementary Principal Most men have known the happiness of having good counsel, the dismay of having poor; the feeling of being right, and the inward tumult of being wrong. But greatest of all discoveries is the joy of discovering courage--courage to forget self and think of 4 others. tAOJUY HISTORY ENGLISH OPENS DOORS TO THE PROMOTES Mrs. Mae Blair Mr. Bob Hart Mrs. Jackie Lowe Mrs. Rosetta May PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE, Mr. Jim Hayes HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS EMPHASIZES BUSINESS EDUCA TION Mrs. Mildred Kerr AGRICULTURE Mr. Douglas Morris EXACTNESS Mr. B. L. Henry UNDERSTANDING Mrs. Vernell Henry Mr. Glen Engle Mrs. Pat Driskill PAOUW HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Virginia Bone INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. John Walker Mr. C. L. Robertson 6 OASS OmCERS SENIORS: Pres. - Mike Bone V. Pres. - Louie Riddles Sec. - Renee Dowlen Treas. - Julia Henry Rep. - Glenda Canary Co-Concession Chairmen: - Karin Hart -Hope Lowe -Janice Taylor Co-Bake Sale Chairmen: -Barbara Long -Sally Campbell Greeting Card Chairman: -Gary Lynn Monroe Work Day Chairman: -Don Smallwood JUNIORS Pres. - Phil Norman V. Pres. - Steve Mcllhaney Sec. - Terry Hooper Treasurer - Carole Knox Social Chairmen - Carolyn Smallwood Larry Douglas Reporter - Marilyn Graham SOPHOMORES: Pres. - Richard McCluskey V. Pres. - Fonda Kindred Sec. - Ann Davis Reporter - Sherry Southerland Social Chairman - Barbara Morris SENIOR, HISW OASS OFOCERS NINTH GRADE OFFICERS: IASS OFFICERS 1 964-65 President: Malcolm Taunah Vice Pres.: Cleo Abbe Secretary: Dianne Keeney Reporter: LaDonna Parkey EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: President: Sharon Knox Vice Pres.: Carl Evans Secretary: Yvonne Glasgow Reporter: Guerry Douglass SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: President: Joe Mac Darter Vice Pres.: Joanna Boles Secretary and Treasurer: Vicki Stogner Reporter: Steve Swinney JUNIOR WISH OASS OFFICERS 9 SCHOOL SECRETARY: Mrs. Geraldine Langford CUSTODIANS: PERSONNEL CAFETERIA STAFF: Staff (L-R): Mrs. Tarkington, Mrs. Bills, Mrs. McCoy, Mrs. Bridges, Mrs. Brown. BUS DRIVERS: Kermit Langford Steve Langford High School (Elem. -Dewey Collier . __ vf„ Not shown) LIBRARIANS: Mr. Engle and daughter D. Winters and C. Brown, A. McIntyre Driver and Mech. (Drivers not shown - B. McIntyre, M. Witt) Principal Fred White, shown seated at his desk, delegates the tasks for the day and keeps a quiet but firm hand on the school events. Mrs. Crow, Head Librarian, and staff members, Kathy B., Kent M. process overdue book for Oveta M. TEACHERS AIDES - students whose schedule permits perform as many time-consuming clerical duties as possible for their instructors. U GU QCUOOL OfflCt SlAFP: 1st Hour - Marietta Venable, Gary Monroe 2nd Hour - Janice Taylor 3rd Hour - Gary Spurlock 4th Hour - Margie Newsom 5th Hour - Steve Mcllhaney, David Henry 6th Hour - Ruth Newsom ££NfOR£ SENIORS ELLA ABBE wills her ability to go with a Walters boy when he is not working to Vicki Wampler. In the future we see Smiles” loading all of her little ones in her Black and White Ford for a trip. CLIFFORD AVENS wills his ability to be out of class at least once a week and still end up with perfect attendance to Jerry Riddles. In the future we see Nineteen O eating pork three times a day try- ing to make Two OO. KAYE BARNES wills her quiet ways, shy smile, and sweet disposition to Oveta Mullens. In the future we see Shyone still babysitting in her spare time. GRACE BIGFORD wills her long hair and almost perfect attendance record to Linda O’Neal. In the future we see Beulah raising all her little Beulahs in the Taylor Community, too. MIKE BONE wills his good looks, all his manly charm, and leader- ship abilities to a certain Junior class officer (of equal rank). In the future we see Burger following his little Blue Devil to college. SHIRLEY BROWN wills her cute little fella to any other cutie, cute enough to get him. In the future we see Strawberry tending to all her little Berry- Berries. SALLY CAMPBELL wills her ability to go steady with one boy, yet date two others, and keep them all happy (???) to Carolyn Gra- ham. In the future we see Sal in her little white lab coat making the latest discovery for Mayo Bros. Clinic. GLENDA CANARY wills her ability to go steady with a Junior boy between his trips to Ryan to Marlene Anderson. In the future we see Bird doing all she can at Cameron to make it lively and swinging. BILLY BOB CARR wills his ole football jersey and his hard-to-fill shoes to Chicken. In the future we see Oscar filling the number one left halfback slot for Notre Dame. KENT COBB wills his mannerly, gentlemanly ways with the ladies to Steve Lacefield. In the future we see Corn Cobb spinning his wheels somewhere, taking off for anywhere. FLORA COLLINS wills her diligent study habits and curvaceous build to Glenda Gilger. In the future we see Cricket’s name in bright lights on old Broad- way. EWELL DOUGLASS wills his old worn-out combine and farm know-how to Dale Rodolph. In the future we see Doug” working on his little ranch called the Pondarosa. RENEE' DOWLEN wills her natural shade of blonde hair to Carla Pirtle. In the future we see undecided Rinnie still trying to make up her mind. JULIA HENRY wills the green Henry's Ford back to her parents with a wistful sigh. In the future we see Juliet” working her way through college by doing her Professors' homework. DORITA HOOPER wills her collection of Brownie Points to Marlene Anderson. In the future we see Rinky Dink still playing smart, asking dumb questions. GLENNA HOOPER wills her ability to get a Walters boy's ring in record time to Carolyn Smallwood. In the future we see Glenna Mae as an honorary member of the TREE TOPPERS UNION OF AMERICA. LESLIE JACKSON wills his liking for gay times to Aaron Mitchell. In the future we see Ladiesman Les still playing the field on tour with the Cameron Singers. BOB DOBBS wills his muscles as well as his rugged masculine build to Mike Toumbs. In the future we see Puney as a mellow, solid Senior Citizen. GRADY DUNAGAN wills his old chemistry papers to Jim Kraemer. In the future we see Romeo still thinking about that Senior Girls Threesome. HAROLD GUNN wills his good times on the Speech trips to Phil Norman. In the future we see Elvis still looking for an electric guitar, with free lessons. DOROTHY GRUBB wills her quiet ways and lady-like actions to Sherry Southerland. In the future we see Dotty still trying to decide - shall it be Houston or San Antone. KARIN HART wills her little expression Hey, you guys! Be nice! to Jackie Rodolph. In the future we see Fuzzy showing everyone how not to drive with- out even trying. Sponsor; B. L. HENRY SENIORS EUGENE JOHNSON wills his ability to talk but never do to Larry Douglass. In the future we see Mighty Mite eating sunflower seeds in Kansas, with a flower. JOHN KERR wills his Red Bomber to Bogsey, or anyone strong enough to open it or drive it. In the future we see Crash bringing back a lion, and he did it with his little bow and arrow. JOHN EDD KNIGHT wills his yellow-rover pick-up to the State, it's already their color. In the future we see Pudge trying to put an indoor parking lot in his showbarn. TERRY LIPSCOMB wills his eagerness to listen in class, or just plain listen, to Howard Kitchen. In the future we see Euclid assuming a full professorship at Yale, with a season pass to see the N. Y. Mets. BARBARA LONG wills her tactfulness and diplomacy to Carole Knox. In the future we see Barb finishing up at O.U., with an A” in campusology, too. HOPE LOWE wills her ability to hear wedding bells when a sophomore to Renee' Gower. In the future we see Hopey taking all her little Hi-Lowes to Six Flags over Texas. MILJEAN MONK wills her short (??), willowy figure to Kathy Ginn. In the future we see Mildred booked as the Number One Singer at the Moulin Rouge. GARY MONROE wills all his experiences on the Senior Trip to him- self, for his Memoirs. In the future we see Ruffles as the Number One Playboy on nearby Cameron's campus. MARGIE NEWSOM wills those dangerous curves to Terry Hooper and Glenna Norman. In the future we see Newsom trying to make out - the beat, beat of the drums. NORRIS NOWLIN wills his swingin' Saturday nights to Cleve Beavers, of course. In the future we see Freeman still trying to remain just that, a free man. CONNIE PIRTLE wills her quiet, refined ways and scholarly habits to Sharon King. In the future we see Pert still making everlasting trips - to Walters. BOB PITTS wills his bushy hair-do, and his hair grooming techniques to Malcolm Taunah. In the future we see Pittsy giving gum to his kids for typing class. Co-Sponsor: MRS. PAT DRISKILL WANDA PULIS wills everything but her sailor fiance to Carolyn Pulis. In the future we see Wandee washing those white flags for the little Blakes. GERTIE RICHARDSON wills her determination to see things through to 'Nita Johnson. In the future we see Gertie turning out fine sketches in an advanced Art Class. LOUIE RIDDLES wills his athletic prowess in three sports to Johnny Noblitt. In the future we see Pro being bought by the Mets as their Rookie of the Year. RONNIE SIMPSON wills a promenade through the State Capitol to any Tiger with the intestinal fortitude to stroll. In the future we see Tommy still saying I don’t know whether to go on this trip or not. DONALD SMALLWOOD wills his driving ability and straight forward manner to Harley Standridge. In the future we see Einstein finally able to teach his professors a thing or two. DARRELL SMITH wills his perpetual motion, his cleverness, and wit to Gary Thurman. In the future we see Hotrodder still trying to find a short cut to Ryan in order to save gas??? GARY WAYNE SPURLOCK wills his diaper folding techniques to the next Senior Daddy. In the future we see Goldylocks heading for the nearest shade tree instead of the tractor. JANICE TAYLOR wills her lovely red hair and matching disposition to Wilda Abbe. In the future we see Little Red Hen driving her little blue pickup to the plant far pi. BRADFORD TISDALE wills his fleet feet and graceful, running stride to Randy Glasgow. In the future we see Quincey” making a rerun of that relay to the tune of Don't Fence me in. CHRISTINE TISDALE wills her dancing shoes, her grace, and agility to Ida Miles. In the future we see Chris, as a little ole lady, just as pert and snippy as ever. MARIETTA VENABLE loans her place in the oven and the Venable sun-tan lotion to Lillian Monk until Penny’s turn in time. In the future we see Saphire still playing second fiddle to her mother on those calls from Lawton. LARRY WRAPE wills his petite physique, his bashful ways, and shy smile to Jimmy Dobbs. In the future we see Gussy rolling into Cameron after finishing one more Correspondence course. JUNfOR£ JUNIORS Sponsor: CAROL ABBE - (Abbigale) MRS. LOWE Pep Club, FHA - Officer, Basketball, Teach er's Aide, Chorus, Jr. Play, Honor Society, Student of Mo., Del. - Girls’ State MARGARET ABBE - (Marge) Librarian, Teacher’s Aide, Chorus, Pep Jr. Play, Program Committee • MARLENE ANDERSON - (LittleTurtle) Pep Club, F. H. A., Basketball, Chorus - Quartet, Sextette, Officer, Class Officer, Class Favorite, F. H. A. - Officer, Junior Play CLEVE BEAVERS - (Teddy Bear) F.F.A., Basketball, Chorus, Junior Play - Lead Role WILLIE MARIE CARR - (Rita) Basketball, Track, Chorus, Junior Play - Programs • • RONNIE COONFIELD - (Coonie) Athletics - Football LARRY DOUGLASS - (Little Doug) F. F. A. - Officer, F. H. A. Beau, Track, Football, Carnival King, Class Officer, Class Favorite JOHN EDMERSON - (John Willie) Junior Play, Track, Football Manager • • RANDY GLASGOW - (Little Stuff) Football, Junior Play, F. F. A., Track - Wt. Lifting CAROLYN GRAHAM - (Rocky) Band - Officer, Majorette; Chorus, F. H. A. - Officer, Student Council, Class Favorite, Pep Club, Speech, Junior Play, Basketball MARILYN GRAHAM - (Maggie) Football Queen, Honor Society, F. H. A. Officer, Student Council, Band - Officer, Majorette; Chorus, Basketball, Pep Club, Speech, Class Officer, Jr. Play - Lead • O MICKEY GRISSOM - (Mick) F. F.A., Chorus, Junior Play RICHARD HARDIN - (Dickie) F. F. A. - Award, Junior Play NORVILLE HARGROVE - (Little Plane) Chorus, Junior Play • • GARY HART - (Henpecked) Student Council, Track, F. F. A., Football, Basketball, Jr. Play DAVID HENRY - (Peanut Brittle) Honor Society, Annual Staff, Band, Speech, Office Staff, Jr. Play, 4-H Officer, Class Favorite, Delegate - Boys’ State TERRY HOOPER - (Toothpick) Honor Society, Annual Staff, Class Sec. , Vice Pres. Student Council, Officer - Pep Club, F. H. A., Junior Play, Class Favorite Club, m i im !■ - v rV' V1. V ’(N8 ca � ■' UJ, - i .III % v%. JIMORG JUANITA JOHNSON - (Nita) Chorus, Junior Play MARY KERR - (Bobsey) Chorus - Girls' Sextette, F. H. A. , Pep Club, Junior Play, Band - Flute Trio • m SHARON KING - (Kinky)' Chorus - Officer, Sextette, FHA, Quartet, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Basketball, Junior Play HOWARD KITCHEN - (Chemicals) Football, Junior Play, Track CAROLE KNOX - (Fancy Pants) FHA-Officer, Chorus, Pep Club-Officer, Bas- ketball, Annual Staff, Class Favorite, Teacher's Aid, Class Treasurer, Jr. Play, Football Princess, Alt. Del. - - Girls State RUSSELL KOSECHATA - (Rusty) Junior Play VINCENT KOSECHATA - (Boogy) Football, Track, Basketball, F.F. A. , Amateur Boxing • • STEVE LACEFIELD - (Lover Boy) Football, Basketball, Track, Chorus, Junior Play, Teacher's Aide BOB LEBARRE - (Brainy) Track, Student Council, Honor Society, Junior Play, Chorus, Student of the Yr. American Legion Delegate--Boys State TEX LIPSCOMB - (Lippy) Track, Basketball, Junior Play, F. F. A. • • STEVE LEWALLEN - (Lew) Chorus, Track, Junior Play STEVE McILHANEY - (Mac) Football, Basketball, Track, Junior Play, Student Council, Class Vice Pres., Speech, Office Staff, Honor Society, Class Favorite, Am. Leg. Del. -Boys State JOHN EARL MEYER - (Squirrel) Junior Play, F. F. A. • • KENT MINCEY - (Hot Rod) Student Council, Chorus, Junior Play AARON MITCHELL - (Romeo) Football, Basketball, Track, FFA, Junior Play, 4-H Club Pres., Chorus GUERRY MOORE - (Ace) Football, Basketball, Track, FFA, Junior Play, Class Favorite CO-SPONSOR: Mr. Hart JUMfORS PHIL NORMAN - (Bull) Class President, Student Council President, Football, Basketball, Track, FFA, Speech, Junior Play, Class Favorite LINDA O’NEAL - (Pinnochio) Chorus, Pep Club, F. H. A. CARRIE RIDDLES - (Wahnee) Chorus, Pep Club, Junior Play, FHA DALE RODOLPH - (Red) Football, Chorus, Junior Play, F. F. A. — President JACKIE RODOLPH - (Prissy) Chorus--Accompanist, Sextette, Band-- Clarinet Quartet, Jr. Princess, Band Officer, Pep Club-Secretary, Junior Play, F. H. A. EDNA PAYNE - (Babe) Chorus, Junior Play JOE PRATER - (Joe Bad) Band, Chorus, Junior Play, F.F.A. LONNIE SCHULER - (Bo Bo) Football, Basketball, Track, Chorus CAROLYN SMALLWOOD - (Big Turtle) F. H. A. Officer, Class Officer, Chorus-- Girls Sextette, Jr. Play, Band--Jr. Princess, Class Favorite, Alt. Del.--Girls State, Stu- dent of Mo. FAYE SIMMS - (Daisy Mae) Chorus, Junior Play, Sadie Hawkins Winner HARLEY STANDRIDGE - (Stan the Man) Junior Play, Cartoonist JOYCE SWINNEY - (Candy Kisses) Pep Club, Student Council, F. H. A., Chorus, Band Carnival Queen, Junior Play, Basket- ball HUBERT TISDALE - (Herbert) Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Junior Play • MIKE TOUMBS - (Tumor) F. F. A., Junior Play JEANNIE WILLIAMS - (Bobsey) Pep Club, Junior Play, Chorus, F. H. A. LARRY WITT - (Squeaky) Football, Basketball, Track, Jr. Play, F. F. A. --Officer, Chapt. Farmer; Teacher’s Aide, Jr. Commen. Usher £OPWO UOR££ SOPWO WORES Sponsor: MR. ENGLE Frank Avens Cecil Barnes Mickey Bentley Kay Berry David Bridges Farrell Bridges Kathleen Brown Ricky Cagle Jim Paul Casteel Gail Cobb Elmer Collins Jimmy Creswell Ann Davis Herschell Douglass Sharon Dyer Suzanne Evans Renee Gower Linda Green Phyllis Grubbs Buddy Hooper Derrell Jackson Bernice Johnson Jimmy Lee Jones Frankie Kindred SOPHOMORES Carol McIntyre Ida Marie Miles Lillian Monk Barbara Morris Oveta Mullens Harvey Nelms Ruth Newsom Dean Pahcheka Billy Payne Charlene Poemoceah Jerry Riddles Sharon Riddles Kenneth Smith Sherry Southerland Gary Thurman LaDonna Valdez Myerl Williams Vicki Wampler Ronnie Wrape Cecil Zachary NINTH GRADE Sponsor: MR. HAYES Co-Sponsor: MRS. MAY Cleo Abbe Betty Bigford John Bone Rosemarie Bowles Thomas Brown Vikki Carroll Anna Clingman Lynn Cobb Glendel Cole Marsha Coonfield Teresa Council Lonnie Courtright Mike Davis Chris Dowlen Jimmy Guerry Kathy Hale Linda Hardin Ronald Hardin Victor Hardin Larry Ille Lloyd Ivester Gerald James Alfred Johnson Billy Johnson Diane Keeney Willie Kidd Jackie Kindred James King Shelia Latimer Barney Lipscomb Beverly Long Johnny Noblitt La Donna Parkey Roy Payne NiNjy GRADE (Cont’d) Robert Peterson Carla Pirtle Gary Pitts Carolyn Pulis Donna Ragan Doyal Ragan Dianne Rylant Deloris Smith Keila Southerland Carolyn Taylor Malcolm Taunah Franklin Tunnell Tim Vernon Phyllis Womack Ora Worley EIGWTW GRADE Sponsor: MR. ROBERTSON Randy Alexander Dale Barnes Sandra Berry Randy Bowles Jerry Brinlee John Brockert Joe Canary Gerald Collier Catherine Coonfield Denise Cooper Nancy Covey Guerry Douglass Virginia Douglass Carl Evans Yvonne Glasgow Jackey Glenn Kathy Graham Sandra Green Betty Henry E SRTH GRADE (Continued) Andy Hooper David Ivester Gary James Clayton Johnson Geneva Johnson Verna Mae Johnson Leslie Keeney Sharon Knox Randy Kosechata Karen Kraemer Teresa McDowell Robby Milbum Sandy Moates Glenna Norman Deloris Pitts Nancy Riddles Ginny Shelton Peggy Smith Elsie Stapp Kent Thompson Robert Bateman Renee Tullos LaVada Valdez Stanley Hankins Gary Steve Smith Lawrence Tisdale Charles West Mary Woods SEVENTH GRADE Sponsor: MRS. HENRY Carol Bentley Elizabeth Bizzell Debra Bohannan Joanna Bowles Bobby Brown Ruby Collins Estella Courtright Betty Covey Delbert Covington Sharon Covington Joe Mac Darter Helen Davis Jimmy Dobbs Dianne Douglass Tony Dunagan Sheran Ford Glenda Gilger Katherine Ginn Cletus Gower Craig Gower Bobbie Green Charles Hargrove Amanda Helms Janice Henderson SEVENTH GRADE (Cont’d) Phil Hooper Larry James Kelvin Jamison Vickie Keck Zack Kitchen Donald Lacefield Warren Langford Raymond Leseney Brenda Long Bobby Mann Marsha McDowell Deborah McGee H. C. McGee Pat McIntyre Susan Morgan Dorothy Newsom Leonard Newsom Jerry Norman James Earl Payne Cheryl Phillips Eddie Ryker Vicki Stogner Steven Swinney Lebert Taunah Denise Taylor Mike Lynn Thompson Gloria West Carl Worsham ELEMEMARV FACULTY 1st Grade MRS. JOANNE GINN 1st and 2nd Grades MRS. PEARL LAXSON 2nd Grade MRS. ARDENA COX 3rd Grade MRS. BEULAH CLAUSEN 4th Grade MRS. RUTH JEFFREY 4th Grade MRS. ELIZABETH HOOPER 5th Grade MRS. DOLA THOMPSON 6th Grade MRS. IVA JANE ROBERTSON 30 6th Grade PRIN. L. E. RODERICK Mrs. Ginn's 1st Grade Mrs. Laxson's 1st and 2nd Grades Mrs. Clausen's 3rd Grade Mrs. Hooper's 4th Grade Mrs. Robertson's 6th Grade Mrs. Cox’s 2nd Grade Mrs. Jeffrey's 4th Grade Mrs. Thompson's 5th Grade Mr. Roderick's 6th Grade 31 span Teachers; MRS. ROBERTSON MR. RODERICK Gayla Kaye Allen Glenda Faye Allen Bruce Benson Donna Faye Blair David Bone Patsy Ann Brinlee Steve Canary Carol Creswell Rebecca Cullen Karen Ellison Glen Geimausaddle Ella Hardin Daryl Hart Richard Hart Melvin Kim Hooper Doris Ann Horschler Michael Ille Sharon Ivester Gail James Barbara Johnson Don Johnson Calvin King Mary E. King Linda Knox Susan Kraemer GRADE Teachers: MRS. ROBERTSON MR. RODERICK Robin Kosechata Kay Lipscomb Pat McCluskey Joyce McIntyre Aubry Michael Louis Miles N. D. Miles Bill Mullinex Rhoda Palmer Janice Pitts Bill Pulis Shelia Richardson Robbie Shelby Cinda Spann Helen Smith Nolan Tahdooahnippay Otis Tahdooahnippay Michael Taylor Guerry Thompson Jill Tisdale Faye Tunnell Bobby Dan White Inetha M. Wilson Vicki Womack Louise Zachary ----- si f 7S FfFTW GRADE. Teacher; MRS. THOMPSON Sharon Abbe Joe Alston Terry Bizzell Robby Brocken Jimmy Carroll Johnette Cole Claudine Collins James Collins Charles Coonfield Reba Cooper Steven Dilks Sharon Douglass Clint Gower Elmer Graham Randy Grubbs Ricky Henson Carla Kindred Dianne Kindred Dale King Carolyn Lipscomb Denna Mann Jimmy Moates Michael Phillips Janet Roddy Andy Rylant Janie Shelton Roynell Thompson Linda Toumbs Johnny Walker fourth grade Teachers: MRS. JEFFREY MRS. HOOPER Lupita Aldace Mavoureen Barber Raymond Beavers Johnny Bigford Deborah Bridges Joyce Brinlee Cheryl Brown Shari Casteel Teresa Collins Ronald Covington Joe Cox Kent Darter Mark Dowlen Eddie Durrett Debbie Dyer Ronald Dyer Hollis W. Ginn Rickey Hargrove Rosemary Hatch Paula Hooper Mike Hutchins Donnie Kindred lowana Lacefield Ai«gfl fourth grade Teachers: MRS. HOOPER Jeryl Leseney MRS. JEFFREY Mike Marlin Bob McClusk6y Donnie McKay Pamela Morris Debbie Newsom Sandra Palmer Brent Parkey Jasper Randall Larry Reed Terry Reed Creech Richardson Dorney Riddles Janet Rodolph Daniel Salazar Victor Salazar Joe Sanchez Wade Lynn Shaw Suzanne Shelton James Smith Kathy Smith Jay Spann Rickey Thurman Sam Tunnell Clinton Wall Ray Womack Gregg Yielding Teacher: MRS. CLAUSEN THIRD GRADE. Jeanette Bailey Kathy Barber Lisa Benson Renee Berry Denise Bridges Shelia Collier Amy Dilks Cheryl Dobbs Gabriel Duran Yolanda Duran Howard Grubbs Mary Henry Debbie Horschler Donna Howard Robert I lie Brenda Knox Russell Lawerence Virginia LeBarre Nancy Lipscomb Johnny Long Steven McKay Brenda Moore Scott Morgan Mike Norton Vicki Phillips Frank Sanchez Rafalita Sanchez Debbie Sanders Elizabeth Williams Dewey Woods SECOND SRADE Teachers: MRS. COX MRS. LAXSON Roger Abbe Debbie Bigford Terry Blair Tommy Brockert David Brown Donna Brown Terri Cole James Collins Ricky Crow Debbie Dunnagan Tammy Durrett Mary Ann Felder Leta Ginn Mark Glasgow Joe Hardin David Henderson Allen Ray Hooper Benny Howard Janet Howard Carol IUe Bonnie Jones J. Mark Lipscomb Mark Marlin Mickey Mason Dan McGrew Clifford Michael Paula Mullenix Billy C. Parkey Ronald Quoetone Eddie Roderick Angela Salazar Irene Sanchez Leon Scott Dianne Shaw Bobby Smith Sylvia Smith Marie Tahdooah- nippah Marlin Tahdooah- nippah Craig Thompson Bert Wall Jo Weaver Terry White Teachers: MRS. GINN MRS. LAXSON RRSTGRADE Carla Benson Rebecca Bentley Karen Bigford Susan Bizzell Melody Bowers Theresa Calfy Susan Cooper Tommy Covington Jean Ann Cox Kenneth Davis Lana Jo Driskill Freddy Duran Jerry Duran Sally Duran Betty Felder Kenneth Geimausaddle Lanny Geimausaddle Cecil Grubbs Tommy Howard Kelly Jackson Rickey King Teresa Knox Philip Langford Kyle Lewis Chris Lipscomb Larry Loggins Donna Martinez David McDowell Brenda Michael Terri Milbum Leslie J. Quoetone Alice Sanchez Mary Sanchez Brenda Smith Dale Smith Dion M. Sorge Rickey Taylor Randy Thurman Julie Weaver James Williams Dormita Winters Pam Yeilding ANNUAL SIAFF SEATED--(L. to R.): Karin Hart, Classes Editor; Dorita Hooper, Editor-in- chief; Hope Lowe, Business Manager, Carole Knox, and Terry Hooper, Social Editors. STANDING--(L. to R.): Gary Monroe, Sports Editor; John Kerr, Staff Photographer; David Henry, Sports Editor; Mrs. Kerr, Sponsor. • PICTURE TAKING IS ONLY ONE PHASE OF THE WORK THAT MUST BE DONE! STAFFERS MUST WORK ON PAGES WHENEVER AND WHEREVER THEY CAN. Hope-- Do we need a break! Mrs. Kerr, do you realize we've channeled more than 500 people by that camera today? Gary has an error in triplicate. Hope must trim those pictures with care. Dorita draws exact squares. Terry--’Ts that really the way they spell their Gary-- Now I can do some typing if Karin and n rita will cfnHv fr r that chr rthar� H t � et SENIOR HIGH MEMBERS Sally Campbell 3 yrs. Don Smallwood 3 yrs. Carla Pritle 2 yrs. Larry Ille lyr. Betty Henry 1 yr. JUNIOR HIGH MEMBERS OKLAHOMA HONOR, SOCIETY Jimmy Guerry 2 yrs. Yvonne Glasgow 2 yrs. Mike Davis lyr. Andy Hooper John Bone 2 yrs. Karen Kraemer 2 yrs. Picture Not Available Vicki Stogner lyr. Janice Henderson Peggy Smith 2 yrs. Gary Pitts 1 yr. Glenna Norman 2 yrs. H. C. McGee 1 yr. FRONT ROW: Pres. - Phil Norman Vice Pres. - Terry Hooper Sec. - Dorita Hooper Social Chairman - Marietta Venable Sponsor; Mr. Walker STUDENT COUNCIL OF 1 REPRESENTATIVES: MIDDLE ROW: Warren Langford, Larry Ille; Janice Henderson; Betty Henry; Dana Allen; Joyce Swiney; Joe Canary BACK ROW: Jim Paul Casteel; Jackie Kindred; Gary Hart; Janice Taylor; Leslie Jackson • « • • One of the Council’s functions is the selection of the 'student of the month . Pictures of students selected are placed on a new Roll of Honor bulletin board. 1964-65 STUDENTS OF THE MONTHS: September October November S Council selects one of the nine as: STUDENT OF THE YEAR- BOB LeBARRE.” Carolyn Smallwood Sally Campbell J Carol Abbe March April In its last meeting of the year. Mike Bone December Gary Pitts Hope Lowe January Karen Kraemer Billy Bob Carr February Bob LeBarre 43 MVC£D CHORUS Major Appearances: Chamber of Commerce Meetings. Area Rest Homes. Open House, OEA Meeting. Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and Baccalaureate. CHORUS OFFICERS: President:--------------Sharon King Vice Pres.: ----------Jim Casteel Secretary:--------Marlene Anderson Reporter:------------Shirley Brown DIRECTOR: C. L. Robertson H.S. GIRLS’ SEXTETTE: Senior Music Students farewell appearance in Spring Concert Chorus: Janice T., Dorothy G., Florae., Shirley B. Band; Don S., Barbara L.. Renee D.. Julia H., ________Sally c.___________________________ 0 7 MIXED QUARTET Accompanist: Jackie Rodolph Accompanist:--------------------Jackie Rodolph Sopranos: Janice Taylor, Sharon King, and Shelia (L.-R.) Tenor---------------------John Noblitt Lambert. Soprano--------------------- Sharon King Altos; Anna Clingman, Mary Kerr, and Marlene Alto-------------------Marlene Anderson Anderson. Baritone---------------------Jim Casteel HIGH SCHOOL BAND Left Twirlers: Carolyn Graham, Barbara Long Right Twirlers; Renee Gower, Marilyn Graham CLARINET QUARTET (L-R) Julia Henry. Renee' Dowlen, Jackie Rodolph. Diane Keeney BAND OFFICERS SEATED: (C) Pres. Don Smallwood (L) Sec. Ann Davis. V. Pres. Jaclde Rodolph BACK: Lib. Renee Dowles. Repr. Dana Alien CORONET SOLOIST Randy Bowles (Superior Rating) (Dist. Contest) (left-right) Mary Kerr, Betty Henry Jim Kraemer FUTURE HCVWEMAKER6 OF AMERICA F.H.A. OFFICERS President: Dorita Hooper Vice Pres.: Terry Hooper Secretary: Carole Knox Treasurer: Carol Abbe Reporter: Historian: Shirley Brown Parliament'n.: Margie Newsom Devot. Leader: Julia Henry Song Lead.: Carolyn Smallwood Dana Allen F.H.A. Officers preside at the impressive candlelit initiation of new members. SPONSOR: Mrs. Bone As H. Ec. girls model. Pres, and V. Pres. Dorita and Terry Hooper narrate amid a Tea Garden setting for the Spring Fashion Show. 46 Before their initiation, new members must become eligible by memorizing the Club Creed, the Club Officers, and show proper respect for senior members--such as this meeting of pledges (3 left) Rose Bowles, Shelia Latimer and Kelia S. with members (3 right) LaDonna Valdez, Wilda Abbe, and Gail Cobb. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F. F. A. OFFICERS: President: Dale Rodolph Vice Pres.: Mike Bone Treasurer; Larry Douglass Sentinel; Gary Spurlock Advisor: Douglas Morris Lowly Greenhand Pledges Accepted by President Secretary: John Knight Reporter: Larry Witt Now Official Greenhands ANNUAL PARENT AND SON BANQUET, April 30—Preceded by Farm Shop Open House to view New Tools and added Equipment. Viewed in the Farm Shop - New Mrs. Morris and Pres. Dale R. hear Tools in neat array advisor and loyal backer in discussion. Advisor presents Star Greenhand Award to Jimmy Guerry. Star Chapter Farmer Award to Larry Witt Mr. Brockert congratulates Jr. Master Farmers--Kent Cobb, Mike Bone and Harold Gunn. Honorary membership to; Robert Spurlock, Lindel Glasgow and Dick Hart. 47 PEP CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Bone CHEERLEADERS Sharon King Shirley Brown Glenda Canary Carla Pirtle Gail Cobb Vice President: Karin Hart President: Glenda Canary Secretary -Treasurer Jackie Rodolph OFFICERS: FAVORITES SENIOR BEST ALL AROUND GO-GETTERS Shirley Brown Sally Campbell Don Smallwood CUTEST and WITTIEST Glenda Canary Bob Dobbs JUNfOR MOST ATTRACTIVE Marilyn Graham Guerry Moore FRIENDLIEST Carolyn Smallwood David Henry Terry Hooper Phil Norman fAvazm 1964 yO UECOMNS- OUE£N 196S MARILYN GRAHAM Senior Princess 52 RENEE DOWLEN Junior Sophomore Princess RENEE GOWER CORONATION 53 BAND QUEEN JULIA HENRY QUEEN JULIA and Escort, Don Smallwood Julia, a senior, has played the clarinet for six years, been a member of the Clarinet Quartet for five years, and served as band president in 1963-64. CAROLYN SMALLWOOD Junior Attendant JACKIE RODOLPH Junior Attendant Carolyn and Escort, David Henry BAND CARNIVAL KINGQ AND QUEENS SENIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH Peggy Smith Leslie Keeney ■ aEMENTARY Reba Cooper Jimmy Moates 56 SHIRLEY BROWN F.WA BGAV F.FA SM FETFfEAET LARRY DOUGLASS JUNIOR, HIGHLIGHTS FINANCIAL SUCCESS: The Juniors first endeavor of the year was an election party, the first for Temple, at which the townspeople, who had bought tickets, played dominoes, and were served good food while waiting for election returns. Junior girls were babysitters. Drawing for winner of electric knife highlighted the evening. Next came the event that most Juniors and Seniors had been waiting for since the first of school. . .the Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom. The theme was Sentimental Journey. Pilot Phil welcomed the passengers on the jet that would take them around the world. It was a Sumptuous meal and exciting entertainment, followed by a won- derful evening of dancing. IN ORDER TO MAKE THE PROM POSSIBLE: The last Junior project was the Junior play, called The Mouse that Roared . The cast and stage crew consisted of most of the Junior class, and, although there was little experience among the cast, the play was a success, enter- tainment wise and financially for the Juniors. SENIOR- WrSUUGWTS We're Seniors! There is so much to do and so little time. It all happens so fast; and yet, you think graduation will never arrive, but it does. To aid Seniors of '65 to hold fast to their memories, we have gathered pictures on this and the next page which we feel will recall to mind the SENIOR HIGHLIGHTS' of this memorable year. FB Season, Pep Rallies, Sr. Council members proud Sr. Staffers manage Indiv. Cone ess. Committee and Snake Dance downtown. of 1st Student of Month Picture Day. Workers--work. Homecoming - Drum Major, Portraits arrive, Julia re- Champ'ship FB on Thanks- Pass Completed, Bi-Dist. Sr. Capt. honors FB Queen. cords retakes. giving Aft. Champs Beatnik theme--Speech Sponsors with goodies Year's first drama-- Sr. BB Captains spark Class X-mas Assembly after X-mas fun. Reluctant Deb. spirit-to-win. Sr. Mothers with eats Well-done is the word for Entertainers between One- Curtain call for The after Dino rehearsal. Dino cast. act Plays. Ugly Duckling”. Deserving cast in curtain call for Last Curtain . 58 Naturals, delight all with Summer Comes to Dia.O . Athletic Banquet--good food and BB King and Queen's Coronation. SENIOR HIGHLIGHTS ••A Sentimental Journey--Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Varied Entertainment, Delicious Fare, and An A-l Band--A Memorable Time Sadie Hawkins Day Record Setting 440 Relay Farewell Tribute to Wild Pose of Srs.' Favorite Fashions at the Fashion Team--Srs. all. Musical Seniors. Go-Getters. Show. Pres. Mike M. C. for Senior Dig. Roll Call for the Original Class. Songs, Prophecies, and Reminiscing. End Results—some Smiles with Tears. Baccalaureate Time, So Then Commencement Tag your bags, and stow Label the bus Temple and Soon? Follows—. them away. let's go. _ AWARDS The annual Awards Assembly, May 17, produced special recognition before the entire student body of outstand- ing achievements in various fields of endeavor by the students honored. Awards consisted of pins, medals, and cer- tificates of merit presented by Prin. White or Sponsors. F.F.A. Awards were made earlier, Coach Hart gave merit to out- Mrs. Kerr credited An. Staff and April 30, at the annual Parent- standing athletes and to Billy B., awards for Srs.Dorita H., Hope L., Son Banquet. the Award. Karin H.,Gary M. and John K. Mr. Walker, papers of merit to Mrs. Lowe commended the efforts Then proudly presented 9 Contest- Students of the Months and awards and cooperation of the entire Speech ants as 9 Qualifiers for State—a to Bob L., the Student of the Year. Team and Technical Crew. First Time Event for T. H. S. Citizenship Awards: 7th - to Joe D. and Vicki S., 8th - to Andy H. and Betty H., 9th - Larry I. and Cleo A., 10th - Jim K. and Dana A., 11th - Phil N. and Terry H. Mrs. Dolman lauded the W. of W. speech winners, with awards for 3rd - Cleo Abbe, 2nd - Betty Henry and 1st - Vicki Stogner. Mr. Brockert presented the Am. Legion Awards to Jr. High - Diane K., Jim G., Sr. High - Carolyn G. and Steve Mcllhaney - Juniors. Mr. White issues Oklahoma Honor Perfect Attendance is valued by Perfect Attendance for Senior Society merits to Junior High mem- Jr. High. High Students. 60 bers- SENfOR WIGH FOOTBALL COACHES Bob Hart Jim Hayes TIGER SCORE BOARD 1964 Temple 38 Rush Springs 20 Temple 43 Grandfield 6 Temple 54 Big Pasture 0 Temple 7 Walters 12 Temple 40 Wilson 0 Temple 36 Comanche 8 Temple 12 Waurika 0 Temple 16 Ringling 0 Temple 0 Velma Alma 6 Temple 75 Ryan 0 Temple 27 Rush Springs 8 Temple 31 Thomas 6 Temple 20 Garber 29 CAPTAINS Ronnie Simpson Mike Bone TEMPLE usece DISTRICT BI-DISTRICT REGIONAL CHAMPIONS of 1964 4 SENIOR WISH SIRES' BASKETBALL COACH: John Walker TEAM District Champions 1965 SENIOR CAPTAINS Campbell guard Glenda Marietta Canary Venable forward guard JUNIORS Carol Abbe forward Marlene Anderson guard Carolyn Graham guard Marilyn Graham forward JUNIOR SOPHOMORE Cleo Abbe Ann Davis forward guard FIRST STRING GUARDS SOPHOMORES Carol McIntyre Ida M. Miles Oveta Mullens guard forward guard SENIOR HISW BOV'S B SICETBALL TKSERTEAM Coach: JOHN WALKER 6 SENIORS: (1st ROW) 50 - Eugene Johnson (BACK ROW) 22 - Bradford Tisdale, 30 - Billy B. Carr, 33 - Ronald Simpson, 45 - Louie Riddles, 10 - Mike Bone 4 JUNIORS: (1st) 00 - Steve Mcllhaney, 11 - Steve Lacefield, 55 - Gary Hart, (BACK) 40 - Phil Norman 2 SOPHOMORES: (1st) 20 - Jerry Riddles,«(BACK) 44 - Frank Kindred For the entire Basketball Team, who are also members of the football squad, an over-long FB season means a de- layed beginning of basketball practice. Extra long and intense practice sessions are needed to gain ball control. The team is just attaining good form near the end of the season. That they hustled, nevertheless, is shown in the action shots above. 64 JUNIOR HIOH ATHLETICS COACH: JIM HAYES TJ5ACK COACHES: SENfOR WGW: SENIOR TRACKSTERS: (L-R) Billy B. Carr, Bradford Tisdale, Louie Riddles, Mike Bone, Eugene Johnson, Grady Dunagan. 440 RELAY TEAM (record setters) Billy Bob Carr, Bradford Tisdale, Mike Bone, Eugene Johnson, proud of display of trophies collected by them. JUNIOR HIGH RELAY TEAM (L-R) Larry Ille, Billy Johnson. Gary Pitts, Alfred Johnson. JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM 66 WE. THE TIGER STAFF OF 1965, do hereby affirm and confirm that the faces, names, and events con- tained in these pages are actual and real. No attempt has been made to conceal said names and or faces and the resemblance to real names and faces is completely, purely intentional in order to record the real, not imaginary, happenings in the lives of the students and faculty during the school year 1964-65. SCHOOL OPENS, DOORS OPEN, THE YEAR BEGINS: The first days of school Rush in for class and back out to play. SCHOOL DAYS. CRISP FALL DAYS--USUALLY ASSOCIATED WITH FOOTBALL PLAYS. Or pose for John K. Coach Hart and wagon Thru this door-- Capable Captains Pep Rally Time! Words from Coaches Spirited Stunts School spirit rises OCTOBER MAS FALL APPROACHES NEW ROYALTY ARISES FB players' choice for Ronnie escorts Princess Renee Capt. Mike and Queen Mike bestows the tradition- Homecoming--Queen G. Marilyn. al kiss. Marilyn. Bobby D. parades the Queen Princesses are next with Queen and Princesses Renee Tigers make entire night a for loyal fans. Grady D. G. and Renee D. success. It's time for FFA and FHA Band parents hold Halloween and Queens--Reba C. Peggy S., Joyce S. NOVEMBER: National Education Week - Visits, Displays, Open House Part I - Music Department Part II - Speech - Masonic Awards Music by Girls Sextette Instrumental Brass Quintet and Mixed Chorus A speech class in action. Glenda Canary Norris Nowlin Mrs. Clausen District Championship decided Pep Club backs Tigers as Karin and Renee and Garber on Thanksgiving afternoon. they go for Garber Dummy . . , .. f . e- . . Christmas programs are Loyal, but cold fans stuck to finish. next on our minds. Majorettes make ready for X-mas parades. MUSIC DEPT, first with its annual Christmas Concert One act plays for contests. Mary Kerr and Jimmy Jones accompany Chorus. DECEMBER - - Christmas Time - - A school year almost half over Annual Christmas Program - Elementary, 1st, 2nd, 3rd - A lesson in giving Directors ask audience's indulgence as they introduce the Senior's Beatnik Theme for the high school Christ- mas Assembly. (Closing reveals true spirit) Seniors ring around for Mrs. Bone serves Mr. Prexy Walker presents Then it's food, fun and goodies in H.Ec. Engle at Faculty gifts, visiting. Council Officers brave cold They sponsor National wind to show new School Assembly Programs for funds Activity Calendar. for projects. Glenda Canary posed for the Mrs. Lowe and Speech Con sculptor presented by the testants spend long hours to Student Council. perfect nos. BB season swings on and here Make a solemn pact and Come out fighting. Girls play hard too. Tigers warm up. Mid February - - First Drama of Season - - THE RELUCTANT DEBUTANTE Director: Barbara Long Assts. Steve Me.. Marietta V., Connie P., and Ella Abbe. Adult Lead Roles by Hope L., The Deb--Dorita Hooper and Phil N., (Cutting used and romantic interest-- for contest) Leslie Jackson. Grady D., Karin H., Dana Allen and Dorothy Grubb in supporting roles. Spirits are high as Cheerleaders, assisted by the Band, joined the entire student body in a last Pep Rally to inspire Sr. Hi BB Girls for final game in Dist. Tourney after their first win gained them a berth. The team maintained the win-spirit as they board bus on eve of game Imagine! A long lead in score, guards Marietta, Sally, Proud Sr. Capts. Sally, Glenda, and Marietta accept Marilyn (taking a fall) try as forwards. Dist. Trophy. Coach Walker is happy (but unseen) bus driver for new champions. 73 Ads and Program Committee Hoodlums practice opening Supporting cast of Janice, Glenda, Margie, Mike and Louie. Dino’ and Family cast Senior girls in party scene. Power punch in action Rehearsal snack by Sr. Mothers. Student directors, principals Mike and Glenda and cast of Ugly Duckling” Student Directors and The Last Curtain” Directors seem to be hunting cast of Diamond O” Entertainers--JL-5 ATHLETIC BANQUET to Honor Athletes and their Achievements Lovely ladies give attention as Marietta presents ball King Louie and Queen Glenda. 74 M. C. Glenda Canary welcomes guests, pep club and Athletes and invites them to banquet now. Basket- Speaker from Cameron Proud coaches and Senior Captains Class work goes on. Visiting science Professor Annual Staff at work Mr. Elkins and Cameron singers return JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET AND PROM OF 1965 - Sentimental Journey Change of Batons—baton goes to Jackie Rodolph and In annual spring program the Elementary grades re- twirler Ann Davis. New leader retires band. viewed the months of the year. Royalty and a commoner with a modern world invasion by bow-and-arrow army delighted Happy faces at the Play, the audience in the Juniors play The Mouse that Roared.” Weird Seniors posed for pictures on Sadie Hawkins day. Awards and presenting FFA Sweetheart Shirley Brown and climaxed by stage appearances. redring-Dorita Hooper at Banquet. Musical Concert for Spring joined Bands and Chorus in Senior Tribute and Queen Coronation With 1964-5 Pres. Phil presiding, student council election speeches were made by aspiring candidates, spirited campaigning resulted, and then students voted for a new slate of officers I - rJf I V- ' r f IT T f Pres, and V. Pres, of FHA, Dorita and Terry Hooper narrated the Spring Fashion Show of Home Ec. Surprised receivers of awards for excelling. Duet Acts between Fash- ion scenes. Pep Club watches tryouts for cheerleaders. Then selects this smiling quintet to lead. Mrs. Lowe gives a few pointers to the Seniors. I can't believe that the end is so near. Sixth Graders are practicing Doris Horschler, as mistress of ceremonies Here they are with certifi- for graduation, too. presents the class for graduation. cates in hand. First graders host next year's crop of beginners. We have all our trip reserva- tions made. Senior Sponsor has trip money in hand. COMMENCEMENT SERMON May 16, 1965 Rev. C. W. Keiningham Seniors ushered to seats of honor. Girls Sextette and Chorus brine n . , . c . 6 Rev. Keiningham Solemn Recessiona musical portion of program. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM - - Awards, Honors, Addresses, and Diplomas May 20, 1965 Scholastic awards to Julia H. and Don S. Salutatory joint honors for Barbara and Sally. Senior Citizenship: Mike Bone, Karin Hart. Danforth Award: Mike Bone and Glenda Canary. Valedictorian, Julia Henry holds attention of platform guests. Junior ushers seat commence- ment guests. Salutatorians: Sally and Barbara. Address by Dr. Sam Evans of O.C.W. Certificates to Senior members of Perfect Attendance certificates to Gold Cord of Honor to Terry, Billy Oklahoma Honor Society. five members of class. B., Marietta, Janice. Senior Sponsor, B. L. Henry calls the names of the Seniors to graduate. Serious Bob and John walk forth with their diplomas in their hands. Happy Kaye Barnes follows her classmates. 77 Supt. Canary presents the class to the Board for graduation. BOB DOBBS Sis IkJ GRADY DUNAGAN SENIORS — BEFORE AMD AFTER KARIN HART HAROLD GUNN DOROTHY GRUBB ELLA ABBE GRACE BIGFORD SALLY CAMPBELL gg ENTCOBB Iff EWELL RAY DOUGLASS CLIFFORD AVENS MIKE BONE RENEE DOWLEN BILLY BOB CARR GLENDA CANARY FLORA COLLINS KAYE BARNES SHIRLEY BROWN 78 SENIORS — BEFORE AND AFTER, JULIA HENRY DORITA KAY HOOPER GLENN A HOOPER LESUE JACKSON EUGENE JOHNSON JOHN KERR HOPE LOWE MILL JEAN MONK GARY MONROE MARGIE NEWSOM NORRIS NOWLIN CONNIE PIRTLE BOB PITTS WANDA PUUS GERTIE MAY RICHARDSON 79 LOUIE RIDDLES RONNIE SIMPSON DONALD SMALLWOOD DARRELL SMITH GARY WAYNE SPURLOCK JANICE TAYLOR BRADFORD TISDALE CHRISTINE TISDALE MARIETTA VENABLE LARRY WRAPE IN CLOSING From enrollment day to 1 graduation night the year 1964- 65 has been a memorable year. As we look ahead to the future, memories W of the past year have not been put aside. r But, in picture and in word, they have been put down in this book for you. 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