Terrell High School - Tiger Yearbook (Terrell, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1967 volume:

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The overall record could not possibly be presented in its entirety on 232 pages, but each page may be regarded as a segment of school activity. We hope that in the years to come this year- book will help to keep alive the memories gathered during the year of 1966-67. 3 X ' . Y A - ' . , The 1967 Tiger is proudly and respectfully dedicated to Mrs. Bob Rahmlow. Those who know her can only approve of our choice as being the right one. We hold her in high esteem for her unselfish devotion to Terrell High and its student body. Dances, bonfires, class plays and the United Fund Campaign - these are but a few of the activities that in- volve the services of this untiring and devoted woman, who has put first above all things the school and the people within it. Carre!! junirfr-Senivr High Schzwl ,Mrs Dorothy Hester Zim 60-Ordimzfrfr What's Happening . .? So many facts have developed since the beginning of Project Discovery in our school that to tell you all that is occurring would be impossible. However, this we know-- students and teachers are using the films and filmstrips with the ease and confidence of veterans. These audio-visual materials and machines have become friendly tools in the hands of the curious and the interested. Stim- ulation by their use has caused an upsurge in library book circulation. Research on the im- pact of Project Discovery on pupil achieve- ment is continuing under the direction of East Texas University, We strongly feel that the measureable benefits of Project Discovery within the next few years will such that every institution of learning will feel with certainty that audio- vision is essential to the grasping and retention of knowledge necessary to keep pace with the age in which we live today and hope to live tomorrow. Cfoufinues Scwud year Of Pwjec! Discovery Selma! l6'ru1rd Zrfusidcrs E715 Student g,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 - 1 L gqnunnqpnn-mm-F R , E Mr. Grady Hester Snnerintenrtent Dear Students: It was once said, The greatest mystery is not that we have been flung at random between the profusion of the earth and the galaxy of the stars, but that in this prison we can fashion images of ourselves sufficiently powerful to deny our nothingnessf' I hope that the images you are developing while amember of Terrell High School are sufficiently powerful to deny your nothingness. I hope your images include a sense of humor, a feeling of freedom, a knowledge of fair play, and a respect for the dignity of God and man. These are some of the traits found in what I consider an educated l'Il3.l'1. Mr. Dau 0. Drfuglass Priuczpal A task without a vision is drudgery. A vision without a task is a dream. A task with a vision is victory. Fill your life with a multitude of tasks because being forced to do your best, and forced to work, will breed in your temperance, self-control and many other worthwhile virtues. And remember to search for visions to make victories out of the every day tasks in your life. M, arpag www b-AA 4 ,, ., 1 f .. K,,12.,, .Q.: , Vyn.. . - - '1 'Q . L K Mr. Harvey Krifferzdeu Assistant Frinczyuzl Wsrkirqz lfshiud U15 Scenes Ofjss p6'I'50lfIlf16'f MRS. GUAN MILLER Principa1's Secretary Superintendenfs Secretaries MISS DOROTHY MILLER MRS. LA VELLE SMITH 0fHss Assistants s o. ,. ,, . ,..., .1g..5,, s s 2 L+ 'JS .L 2 ,,... LY .f Qi ., 'K -.RL f fy lss f V ' .-21 i f .W WR' '1'1 OFFICE ASSISTANTS Uhrurians , ,,.,,,,,,, ,, , . gf' s4g,s3f.n,-14.551 gf. 'J 3' COUNSELOR'S OFFICE ASSISTANTS FILM LIBRARIANS LIBRARIANS my Zfer mul tag-'ww 4 ,-- M? . , K Mx is., Cafeteria staff .,, Custodiarrs MRS. HESTER Film Co-ordinator ' A 'ff A ,.... i 'h-- ., r or lerl ? 1' A ' ' erel rrr 2 e or r w A 4 U i Q r A l I2 l A 1 Snack-bar employees Mr. Keller, Carpenter MRS. DONNELL School Nurse f MISS RAMONA AKIN Reading Spelling MRS. ELDORA BIRDSONG English JOE BURT CARR American History MISS MARY CA VE Spanish Geometry JOHN B. CHAMBERS Chemistry Drafting Biology MRS. VA LERIE CLEA VINGER English Spanish WILLIAM CORLEY Sociology Counselor BILL CURRY Texas History Geography C. E. DONNELL Vocational Agriculture LARRY DRENNAN P. E. Health Athletics MRS. BERNICE EDDINS Latin World Geography MRS. JA NIE FARMER Homemaking awww i RUSSELL BROWN Ind. Co-operative Training ,I wish they wouldn't have blown up my lab, Boy, he thinks he's something! Qs I6 HERMAN FURLOUGH Physical Science World History Athletics MISS TRENT HAMM English MRS. JEANETTE HARDIN French English WYLIE HARDIN Speech World History TOMMY HARRIS Related Mathematics Algebra MRS. HELEN HELTON Spanish MRS. ALBERTINE HENDERSON Homemaking BOBBY KEELING Typing General Business Business Arithmetic Athletics MRS. MABLE KELLER History B. D. KIMBROUGH Physics MRS. MARTHA LACY English Remedial Reading MRS. TOMMIE LITTLETON English Journalism I'm a long tall Texan! CLYDE MCKINNEY Algebra Elementary Analysis GUAN MILLER Biology Athletics MISS LINDA QUATTLEBAUM English MRS, CHERYL RAHMLOW Shorthand Bookkeeping TYPWS MISS FREDERIC RAIKE Librarian MRS. DOROTHY ROWDEN Mathematics J. L. RUSHING Vocational Agriculture ROBERT SNYDER Band DON STUBB LEFIE LD Science Health Athletics MRS. FRANCIS TANKERSLEY Homemaking MRS. BLANCHE TRA MME LL English LEON VINEYARD World History Texas History Athletics Eat Drink, and Be Merry! , , -. ,. , 5 , ,...,. TRUMAN WELCH Math Athletics CHARLES WETZEL Band Choral CHARLES WIELAND Civics Economics MRS. PEGGY WIELAND P. E. Health Tigerettes a Girls! The key to a secretary's success is or- ganizatioh! 20 Sure I get paid!! Why? Smivrs VJ? 611155 Ofhkers President: MARK WATSON Vice President: JIM TANKERSLEY Secretary: MARY SUE ISBELL Treasurer: DAVID BARKIN 2l FREIDA SUE A BLES nsuzy.. FHA 1,2 VICA 3,4 Sergeant-at-Arms 4 -Elk' DONALD RICHARD ARCHER D. A. JCL 1,2 Chemistry Club 3 Debate Club 4 Speech Club 4 Senior Service Society Play Cast 4 VICKY ANN ABLES FHA 1,2,3,4 if 1 Om ' . dw 1 -: wg. F31 M5 , A MA DONNA ASH WORTH Donnie FHA l,2,3,4 4 H, HHH O 3 A -AB2 SHARON HARGRQVE BAILEY A Hl nsuen . 2:5 1,-11. H In FHA 1 2 3 MN V:AA:'A A P6P Squad 1 .K 7 g wif, 'if Q . , if-gg, 'Q V ' E ,J RONALD DA VID BANKS Ronnie FFA l,2,3,4 Play Castfl A DA VID LEWIS BARIGN National Honor Society 3,4 Class Treasurer 4 Tennis 1 Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1 Tennis Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Secretary 3 Senior Service Society President 4 Citizenship Award 3 T Award 3 Nuclear Science Symposium 4 Most Representative LOUIS NEAL BO DIN FFA 1, 2 , 3 ,4 Greenhand Degree 1 Senior Service Society Treasurer Class Play 3,4 LINDA DARLENE BEATY Tigerettes 2 , 3 , 4 Rank Captain 3 Drum Majorette 4 FHA 1,2 Typing Club 3,4 Board of Directors 3 Q... . H- fr a',,4'l' .pr-s IW, BILLY H. BROOKS IR. Skipper Baseball 2 Athletic Club 1,2 Senior Service Club 3 ,4 CA ROLYN JUA NITA Tigerettes 2,3,4 Rank Captain 4 FHA l,2,3 Typing Club 4 Boqrd of Directors 4 BREWER . DOARSENE BROTHERS Willie FHA 1,2,3,4 Typing Club 3 VICA 4 CA ROLE RA YE BRO WN Charlie FHA 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Copy Editor 3 Co-Editor 4 DONNA HOGAN BURNETT Tigerettes 2,3 ,4 Rank Captain 3 Majorette 4 FHA 1,2 Typing Club 3,4 Board of Directors 3 Class Favorite 4 SUSAN NELSON BUFORD Class Secretary-Treasure Class Secretary 3 Tigerettes 2 ,3,4 JCL 1, 2,3 Typing Club 4 Vice-President Citizenship Award 1,2 Homecoming Princess 1, Valentine Princess 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Play Cast 3 I 2 QS... CHRIS CACAS Golf 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 .TCL 1,2,3,4 Senior Service Society HU A2352 1 CARROLL RA Y BUSBEE Tiny Football 1 , 2 , 3 Track 2, 3 Athletic Club 1,2 Senior Service Society Reporter ALICIA CARMONA Licha Volley Ball 1,2 Pep Squad 2,3 FHA 1,2 Spanish Club 1,2 VICA 3,4 BENITO CARMONA IR. Benny Football 1,2,3,4 All District Honorable Mention 3,4 Basketball 1 Track 1,2 FPA 1,2 Athletic Club 1,2,3,4 Tennis Club 4 Youth Council Representative 1 J GARY LANE CHILCOAT Sunshine fAcej FFA 1,2,3 Auto Mechanics 4 Parliamentarian 4 MARIA DE LOS ANGELES CASTAIGNE FHA 2 French Club 3 , Spanish Club 4 Transfer from Miami 1 1 QW f X ,, 4' gy- A-X I WQWWH 1 I S 19- ---f f ' - -- - lfitl 7:21 lf: -' Assrr A 'N-we-5 DA NA ELIZABETH CI-IOATE Betsy Tigerettes 2 , 3 ,4 Flagbearer 4 FHA 1,2 Typing Club 3,4 Vice-President 4 JAMES C. CI-IITTY Jimmy Clyde Football 1 Basketball Manager 1 Choral l,2,3,4 Choral Club 1,2,3 President 2 Tennis Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Vice-President 3 Senior Service Society State Fair Music Festival 4 All Region Choir 4 All Senior Honor Chorus 4 WILLIAM ANDREW CLAYTGN ,.Andy., Football 1,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Reporter 3 President 4 Star Greenhand 1 Class Favorite 4 CA ROLYN SUE COCKRELL Grace Band 2 , 3 , 4 Treasurer 4 FHA 2,3,4 Most Likely To Succeed Play 3,4 Transfer from Atlanta, Texas 2 KATHY ELAINE CONDER Hot Lips Tigerettes l,2,3 Tennis Club 1,2,3,4 Tennis 2 ,3 Speech Club 3,4 Vice-President 4 FHA 2 Most Fun Play 4 Cheerleader 4 Attendance Award 1 MARK E. COMPTON FFA l,2,3,4 - A -yn , K. ,-fr .M A - - N v wi vi L if ' BRENDA DIANNE COOKE French Club 3 FHA 1,2,3 VICA 4 I-Ii-Life Staff 3 Play 3,4 SHIRLEY ANN COOK FHA 1,2,3,4 FNA 1 Typing Club 4 Choir 2,3,4 BILLY MICHAEL CORLEY Mike Senior Service Society Debate Club 4 . Annual Staff'4 Transfer from Trenton, Tex ua, as4 ANA MARIA COWLEY Ana Tigerettes 2 , 3 ,4 JCL 1,2 Costume Delegate to State JCL 2 French Club 3 Reporter 3 Tennis Club 4 Typing Club 4 Board of Directors 4 MARTHA ELAINE CRO SS Tigerettes 2 , 3 ,4 Rank Captain 4 FHA 1,2 , 3,4 Third Vice-President 4 DA RLENE CRA VEN Little Duck FHA 1,2,4 Typing Club 3 'VICA 4 ttt A 4 'i i .. A 4 3 ?-a i sle it rfa atta T' Y ana-34 -A A ' 5 3. ww-we-fr V-eggsw RONNIE LEE DA NIELL HROH.. Choir 2 Librarian 2 VICA 3,4 Parliamentarian 4 Dist. Med. Lab Skill Speed, 3rd place, 3 Entered State, 3 BONNIE MARIE DA NIELL Bunny FHA 1,2 Spanish Club 3,4 Chaplain 3 VICA 4 Secretary 4 JERRY SA UN DERS DA VIDSON J. D. Band 1,2, 3,4 Stage Band 2 ,3 ,4 Science Club 1 Key Club 2,3,4 Student Council 1 Citizenship Award 2 RODNEY KEITH DAVIS Rodney Basketball 1,2 Track 1 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1 Tennis Club 2,3,4 Senior Service Society District Champs 35-66 Regional Finalist 35-66 Second Place in Henderson Tournament 4 PATRICIA ANN D1TTo Little Bit FHA l,2,3,4 FNA 1 Honor Choir 1 , 2 DOLLY NELL DENNIS FHA 1,2,4 Spanish 3 Pep Squad 2,3 LA VINA ANN DOROUGH Vinnie Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 FHA 1, 2 Spanish Club 3,4 President 4 French Club 4 Youth Center Representative 4 Play 4 Betty Crocker Award 4 BARBARA JEAN JDDD O1 Henery Band 1,2,3,4 FHA l,2,3,4 .9 as at Q45 BRENDA DRUCILLA DLIBOSE Marching and Concert 4 t Stage Band 4 FHA 4 LINDA ELLIO T JCL 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 4 Typing Club 4 Class Play 4 BEVERLY ELAINE FULTON ..BeV.. Tennis l,2,3,4 Tigerettes 1,2, 3,4 Ma jorette 4 Snowball Princess 1 Homecoming Princess 3 Valentine Princess 4 Senior Service Club Sweethear' Most -Feminine WILLIAM GEHRIG FRAZIER Bill Science Club 1 Biology Club President 2 'Tennis Club 3,4 Choral 3 Play Cast 3,4 Q NNW' MA TTIE GARDNER VICA 4 FHA 4 Transfer Burnett High School BYRON GAINES Football 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 Choral 1,2,3,4 Choral Club 1,2,3,4 Student Director 3,4 Reporter 2 President 4 Chemistry Club 3 Debate Club 3,4 Speech Club 4 President 4 National Thespian Society 4 All -Regional Choir 4 Play Cast 3,4 UIL Play 3 All-District 3 .,' . -he-ai!! 1 53322. 1 file ii.. . . 3-.1 K . 5. QE til RICHA RD CHRISTIAN GRIER Chris Science Club 1 Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 BARBARA ELLEN GRIFFIS Transfer from Caddo Mills Typing Club DALE HARDY Football l,2,3,4 Honorable Mention 3 Track 3 Basketball 1 FFA 1,2,3,4 Sentinel 4 Tennis Club 4 Senior Service Club Vice President 4 FREDRICK EARL HAGAN Festus Football 1 VICA 3,4 FFA 1,2 Vice Preside ntl 5 LILLIE MAE HILL Tiger Lil Tigerettes 1 , 2 , 3 FHA 1 Speech 2 Typing Club 3 ,4 Wittiest k x 5 REBECCA JOE HOLLAND Shorty FHA 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Parliameritarian 3 Speech Club 4 Debate Club 4 National Thespian Club 4 UIL All Star Play Cast 3 , I gxkgaf, .-:fs 1 , sf CHESTER MAURICE HOWARD Maurice Football 3 ,4 Basketball 3 Spanish Club 4 Debate 4 Transfer from Wills Point 3 C if Sake i CYNTHIA ANN HUNTER ncmdy., Band 1,2,3,4 Drum Captain 2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3 Historian 3 Typing 4 CAROL HULSEY Tennis 1,3 District Meet 3 Tigerettes 1,2 Rank Captain 2 Cheerleader 3,4 Typing Club 4 Tennis l,2,3,4 Snowball Princess 2, Valentine Princess 1 Valentine Queen 4 Most Courteous 4 T Award 3 Play Cast 3 3 RICHARD HYMER Rick Golf 1,2,3,4 Team Captain 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 1,2,3 JCL 1,2,3 Senior Service Society Sergeant At Arms Play Cast 4 Qn JAMES EDWARD HYMER nhmmyn Athletic Club, Secretary 2 Science Club 1 'UP' MA RY SUE ISBELL National Honor Society 3,4 Vice-President 1 Treasurer 2, 3 Secretary 4 JCL 1, 2, 3,4 Scrapbook Chairman 3 Plebian Aedile 4 Student Council 2,3,4 District Secretary 2 Reporter 3, Secretary 4 T Award 2,3 Citizenship Award 1 Class Favorite 1 Most Talented Choir 1,3,4 Accompanist 3 4 All -Region Choir 4 All -State Vocal Finalist 4 ULYSSES IEFFERSON JR. Pee Wee Football 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 FFA 4 Transfer from Burnett High School BARBARA DARLENE JONES Shortstuff FHA l,2,3,4 choir3,4 CAROLYN SUE JOHNSON Crash Band 2 ,3,4 JCL 1 FHA 2 Typing 3,4 JCL State Convention, art 3rd, 1 GARY ROSS KILMER Gary FFA l,2,3,4 Senior Service Society Athletic Club 2 LINDA LOU KELLEY Kelley Tennis 2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Tennis Club 2,3,4 FHA 1 Typing 4 Play Cast 4 IOHNNY EARL LA MB Band 1,2, 3,4 Librarian 3 Head Librarian 4 Stage Band 2, 3 ,4 JCL l,2, 3,4 Treasurer 3 Consul 4 HCJC Select Band 3,4 ETSU All-Senior Honor Band 4 Play Cast 4 T Award 2,3 Latin Award 2 National Merit Letter of Commendation 4 Attendance Award 2 JOE TIMOTHY LAROE ChemiStry Club 1 Biology Club 2 I ggi ,r 1 - ig ...W . ll, l Z l N 44 STELLA L. LEACH Linda-Lou FHA 1,2,3,4 Choral Club 4 PNA 1 Pep Squad 2,3,4 IANICE STUTTS LAWHORN uhm.. FHA 1,2 PNA 1 Choir 2 ,4 Hi-Life Staff 4 AW I 1 bl L+- 1 Q PRI SCILLA ANN LEINA RT Prissy Class President 1 Tigerettes 1,2,3 FHA 1 Tennis 2,3 Student Council 1 Cheerleader 4 Snowball Princess 2 DAVID LENDOL LEDBETTER Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2 Track 1 Key Club 2,3,4 Auto Mechanics President 4 Athletic Club 1 KENNETH M. LEWIS Mac FFA 1,2,3,4 lRep0rter 4 Senior Service Society PATRICIA JEAN DONGLEY Patsy FHA 1,2,3 Vice-President 3 President 4 Choral 1 Junior Homemaker Degree 2 Debate Club 4 Secretary 4 Hi Life Staff 4 HENRY CHARLES MADGWICK, IR. S pooks Athletic Club 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2 , 3 ,4 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 ,4 Baseball 1 Track 1 GA RY WA FFORD LOVELL FFA Chapter Conducting Contest President 1,2 FFA Greenhand President 1 FFA Scholarship Award 2 FFA 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 Hi Life Staff 4 f50--cxt DONA LD WILLIA M MA TEJKA Don Play Cast 4 FFA 1,2,3 Tennis 4 BARBARA EDWARDS MASSEY Pep Squad 2,3 FHA 1,2,3 JERRY MCCLUNG Jake Athletic Club 1 Football 1,2 Track 1 Science Club 2 VICA 4 MIKE M. MCCLURE Science Club 1,2 VICA 1,2 FFA 1,2 T Award MICHAEL MCLEMEE Mike FFA 1,2,3,4 LORENE ELAINE MCCARLEY Rene T igerettes 4 FHA 3 ,4 4th Vice-President 4 Annual Staff 4 -sfr.wwfasa'wa'-Q,f,:rf2a1g1:z--if, f m I 5 ,..L 1,12 .V ' ff' 13 ? W ie 1-w ave-3. ' J Q .,, 4 fi 4' S r me i ' AU DREY LYNN MOSS Seaweed E. T. S. U. Senior Honor Choir Choral - Typing Club 4 FHA 1,2,3 PAMELA ANN MORRIS .Pam .. Tigerettes 2,3,4 Rank Captain 3 Majorette 4 JCL 1 FHA 2 Typing Club 3,4 Play Cast 4 PRESTON LEE MURRA Y Lee Senior Service Club Debate Club President 4 Hi Life Editor 4 Play Cast 4 ROBERT L. NICHOLS JR ..BOb.. FFA 1 , 2 , 3 Spanish Club 3,4 Historian 4 Play Cast 4 ELEANORE KAY ON 'NEIL ,.Kay.. Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Majorette 4 Sweetheart 4 Latin Club 1 Speech Club 2,3,4 President 2 Secretary 4 French Club 3,4 Vice-President 4 United Fund Princess 4 Most Beautiful Snowball Queen 4 Play Cast 3,4 T Award 2 Citizenship Award 3 LAWRENCE EUGENE OAKLEY Larry Band 1,2,3,4 FFA l,2,3,4 Star Greenhand 1 T' Star Chapter Farmer 2 Chapter Conducting Team 2 Senior Service Club, Chaplain Most Fun Play Cast 3 ,4 MICHAEL OSBORN HOZ .. Football 1 Basketball 1,2 Athletic Club 1,2 Debate Club 3 awk ti 'rf 3 ,Gb WW I J- or , Q ' ZZ A ui zkhr E' if I ' W' -'. A Y gflinff W' A 1'tl ,,,, ., A 'Z 1 gf.: ' f 121' ' ,, av gy at - 1 STEPHEN RANDOLPH O 'REILLY Herman Football 1 FFA 1 , 2 , 3 Chemistry Club 3 Senior Service Club Hi Life Staff 4 Play Cast 4 'nv' DORIS KAY PATTON FHA 1,2,3,4 Hi Life Staff 4 Pep Squad 3,4 4 AJ.-in . VVL,kL is . Grotzor A. PESTA, JR. 'Andy Baseball 2 Band 1,2 Stage Band 1,2 Science Club 1 Athletic Club 2 Reporter 2 VICA 3,4 Vice-President 3 President 4 FHA Beau 2 Senior Service Society Vice-President Student Council 1 LARRY BRUCE Pl PER National Honor Society 3,4 Vice-President 4 Band 1,2 ,3,4 Stage Band 2,3,4 Transportation Officer 3 ,4 JCL 1,2, 3 Senior Service Society Citizenship Award 2 Most Courteous Student Council 4 BRENDA RUTH PIERSON PHA 1,2 H1-Life 3 ..t. I S Nd' ,MW 'W ESTELLA MARIE PORTER Cherie FHA 3 Choral Club 3 VICA 4 Reporter 4 Transfer from Burnett High School PAUL EDWARD POLK Football 1, 2 , 3 ,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 2,3,4 Senior Service Society T Award 3 'nur' alma? JOHN BROOKS PORTER National Honor Society 3,4 President 4 Basketball 2,3 Key Club 2,3,4 Science Club 1 T Award 1 Citizenship Award 4 Nation Latin Award 1 UIL Typing 3 Play Cast 3,4 RONALD DAN RICHARDSON Spider National Honor Society 3,4 Class Secretary 2 Class Vice-President 3 Football 1,2 Basketball l,2,3 Track l, 2 Tennis 2: Play Cast 4 Key Club 2,3,4 Athletic Club 1 VICA 35 Chaplain 3 Latin Award 2,3 T Award 2,3 Student Council 2,3,4 President 4 M, We-Q -N T K . wah' Y RQ T ., l 2 4 , ., ts s S E - s h i s A ' RITA CAROLYN ROBINSO N Poncho FHA 1,2,3,4 Typing Club 4 Pep Squad BILLIE RUTH ROBERTS Band 1,2 FHA 1,2 Spanish Club 3,4 Secretary 3 Hi Life Staff 4 'FSF sissy' 3, gil- Alf--vga? me Nr as ssh its me s...- MARCUS RICHARD RODRIGUEZ JR. Richard Rod Class Reporter 2 Football 1,3 Manager 2 Basketball l,2,3 Baseball 2,3,4 Athletic Club 1 ' Key Club 2,3,4 Sheriff 3 Songleader 4 RITA DELORES RoBrNsoN PHA l,2,3,4 DEBORAH LYNN ROGERS Debbie Tigerettes 3 ,4 Spanish Club 3,4 President 3 Reporter 4 French Club 4 Transfer from Arlington .TEANNE ROSE ROSENBAUM Tigerettes 1, 2 ,3,4 Rank Captain 3 Majorette 4 FHA 1,2,3g Secretary 3 Typing Club 4 Homecoming Princess 3 Snow Ball Princess 3 Chemistry Club Sweetheart FFA Sweetheart 4 Play 35 Class Favorite 2,3 Most Representative Annual Staff 3,4 Advertising Manager 3 Co-Editor 4 v,'l , , - x QL A , MJ , ., g HORACE SCOTT JR, National Honor Society 3,4 KATHLEEN LEE RUSH Kathy Pep Squad 3 Choir 3,4 All Region Choir 4 All Senior Honor Chorus 4 State Fair Music Festival 4 Transfer from Houston 3 Band 1,2,3,4 M Librarian 2, Head Librarian 3 it y Band Captain 4 Science lg Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 3g President 3 Senior Service Society Dallas Area Honor Band 1,2 First Division Solo SMU 2 HCJC Select Band 3,4 Region III Band 4 ETSU All Senior Band 4 T Award 1,2 Attendance Award 2 QM? .M U' -Rini? 'is N AL ,-, K ELIZABETH SUE SLAYTON Little Un Band l,2,3,4 Assistant Drum Captain 2,3 JCL 1 Speech Club 2 Typing Club 3,4 fm, ' , wb 2. I :Wk 'Q Qgqa 'fi rg Q' ' f.-,an BARBARA ANN SIKORS Barb Tigerettes 1,2 JCL l Tennis Club 2 VICA 3,4 Secretary 3 Athletic Club Sweetheart 2 Homecoming Princess 2,4 Youth Council Representativ el 'wpe- has fa N. .x , W5 PEGGY KARYL SLOAN HPK.. FHA l,2,3,4 1 Pep Squad 2 Choir 1 Q .. :QW 'E n, .si ' L b 1, ',N.. 1 A DORINDA MATHEL STUARD Mindy Band 2, 3 ,4 Band Librarian 3 Tennis Club 2 Choral Club 1 Hi-Life Staff 4 PATRICIA GAIL SPRUILL Gaylord Tigerettes 2 , 3 Band 1 FHA 1,2,3 Typing Club 3,4 Speech Club 4 Valentine Princess 2,3 Tiger Mascot 4 United Fund Candidate 2 Transfer from Tyler 1 Aw BILL SWEA ZEA Basketball 2, 3,4 All -District 3 All-Tournament Mineola-Terrell 4 Debating Club 2 Class Favorite 2 Best All -Round Transfer from Duncan, Okla. 2 .TA MES DEEN TANKERSLEY Tank National Honor Society 3,4 Class Reporter 1 Vice-President 2, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 ,4 All-District Honorable Mention 3,4 Basketball 1, 2 , 3 ,4 Track 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 JCL 1 Key Club 2,3,4 Sheriff 4 Student Council 4 Most Collegiate Class Favorite 3 Citizenship Award 3 T Award 2 iw- fw-'1 PATRICIA RUTH THOMAS Cisco Band 1,2 FHA 1,2,3,4 Pep Squad4 Typing Club 4 CLARK TANKERSLEY Yankee Play 4 Transfer from New York 4 Q, 1 1 f X Dm , M ,qv Rex. M N N- rar .F wr wliwwswa ID: K TK , K is , is gmsami i ,L 5. M K 0 -flaw l A 1, x we K Q , S gl s X , B S A 7' if 5 x X MARTHA THOMPSON PHA 3 Choral Club 4 Transfer Burnett High 3 Mini 60 r.,, C WL, C DANNY THOMPSON Paul Science Club 1 Athletic Club 2 Tennis Club 3 sm SU SAN F. TILLERSON Susie FHA 1,2 VICA 3,4 SCOTT HENRY TRAIL Football 1 Track 1 Athletic Club 1 FFA 2,3 VICA 4 BRENDA KA Y VA NN National Honor Society 3,4 Secretary 4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Second Vice-President 4 tw, ., ' CHERYL ANN TURNER Band 1, 2 JCL 1 FHA 2 Typing Club 3,4 President 4 Citizenship Award 2 T Award 3 Perfect Attendance is Valentine Princess 1 Play 4 Best All Round if 134 we 152: Wyse , ' QP' JERRY RAY VICK Football 1, 2 , 3 ,4 All District 4 Track 1,2.,3,4 Athletic Club 1,2 Senior Service Society v GEORGE FRANKLIN VEAZEY III Frank Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Athletic Club 1 Key Club 2,3,4 Vice-President 4 Board of Directors 3 Most Handsome CHARLES THO MA S WA GGONER Tommy National Honor Society 3,4 Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1 Science Club 1 Athletic Club 2 Senior-Service Society Parliarnentarian Student Council 1 Play 3 Latin Award 1,2 DONNA SUE WALLACE ..Red.. Band 1,2,3,4 Majorette 3,4 FHA 1 Tennis Club 2 Typing Club 3,4 Valentine Princess 2 Snow Ball Princess 4 Most Collegiate Play 4 MARK WATSON National Honor Society 3,4 Class President 4 Band 1 , 2 , 3 ,4 Inspection Officer 4 Science Club 1 Student Council 2 , 3 ,4 Reporter 2 Chaplain 3 Key Club 2,3,4 Treasurer 3,4 President 4 Citizenship Award 1 T Award 2 Play Cast 3,4 ROBERT EDWARD WHITT VICA 3 FFA 1,2,4 RICHARD WAYNE WEBSTER Football 1,'2,3,4 All-District 4 FFA 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Athletic Club 1,2 Tennis Club 4 'Haw 5 ,vd Tl DURWARD MILTON WOOLDRIGE FFA 1,-2,3 JIMMY WAYNE WILLIAMSON FFA 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian 3,4 Greenhand Conducting Team 1 Chapter Conducting Team 2 Annual Staff 4 Sports Editor 4 FHA Beau 4 30's ww Www, 20's 50's 60's 40's We remember the Senior year - the year of big thoughts - of yearbook, Student Council, and our president Ronnie Richard- son. We remember College Boards - Col- lege applications - nail-biting tensions un- til accepted. We remember our class rings and English IV. Yes, we remember Terrell High School, We will never forget dear friends - nice teachers - dreams we had - oh, the dreams we had. is '23 A961315 if Mmm? MW flew . Wg, -.-- ,ff fn flflcmzfriam, larry Uzrasher PAST THOUGHT I'm blood and gore and screaming steel, the warmth of flowing blood I feel. My liquid life, I now watch pour, like those before me in this war. My buddies moan and gather round, they gently lay me on the ground. I hear the medic whisper low, he's going yes, but going slow. My mind says no! this cannot be this must not be the end for me. My love for family, love for life, must not end here in foreign strife. My nerves tense up, I feel the pain, and strangley now, I wish for rain. 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I 5 S Mas! ?c'mi1f1i14c' ,limi Afhlefif Paul Polk Keverq Qzzlfm ,,:i,LL Wiffiesf Us Murray Ulm' Hill Most Cfrfurfezfzfs furry Pzjvcr Zara! ffulsey Mas! Kvprcsenfafive Dzzzfzli Karkiue jeauuc Kasenbaum Ha r, ! ,, F 1967 Z9 vph fy The year is 1977. We find the seniors are scattered all around the world. Our search begins in Hawaii: We find Jimmy Williamson standing on the beach taking pictures of Steve O'Reilly. Louis Bodin is driving his Unique truck from hut to hut picking up grass skirts to be dry cleaned. We hear that Louis and George Veazey are running an International Escort Service for queen candidates of all sorts. And further down the beach we find a group of na- tives preparing for a feast. Some natives are picking coconuts. Uh-oh! There's David Barkin up the wrong tree! fHe climbed a pineapple tree.j Carroll Busbee, Ronnie Banks, Bobby Nichols, and Chris Grier are carr ing the sac- rificial pig to be roasted for the feast. They really do look nice in their grass skirts and leis. Paul Polk arrives in time for the feast. He's eating poi, , .watch him ribble! Traveling on to the Far East we find Barbara Dodd, Libby Slayton, and Carolyn Johnson running The Teahouse of the August Moon. Jerry Davidson's karate schools are doing well. Some of his star pupils are Joe LaRoe, Scott Trail, Don Matejka, and Don Archer. John Porter is busily cul- tivating his rice paddy and enlarging the Porter Farms. There's Mary Sue Isbell with her rickshaw, or is it James? ln Vietnam we find a trench full of. , , Richard Webster, Benito Carmona, Dale Hardy, and Jerry McClung. Stella Leach and Pat Ditto own an internationally famous restaurant, and they have the best special 4042 plate lunch in Saigon. Frieda Sue and Vickie Anne Ables, along with Rita C. and Rita D, Robinson, form a family act to enter- tain the troops. Our next stop is Africa: We find Dr. Richardson charitably caring for the sick natives. , Goodness! . . .Andy Pesta just staggered out of the jungle. Dr. Richardson seems to be takingan unusually large amount of blood from the patient. But never fear. . .t e doctor's charming nurse, Miss Sikors, is doing a good job of comfort- intg ailing Andy. Ronnie Daniels is the doctor's lab technician, and Linda Elliott is the dedicated researcher's wife. A ter our short stop on the Dark Continent, we stop in Rome, and who do we find but Jerry Vick at the starting line of the Rome to London bicycle race. His pit man and mechanic for the race is Bill Frazier. And there's a group of nuns strolling past the Vatican, feeding the pigeons. lt's Pam Morris, Jeanne Rosenbaum, Beverly Fulton, Betsy Choate, and the Mother Superior, Lin a Beary. Doris Patton is selling eyebrows to Sophia Loren. Of course, no trip to Rome is comtplete without a visit to the Roman ruins. . .Lookl In the Coliseum, Donna Wallace and Larry Oakley are fleeing rom the Lyons! Later, flying over the Black Forest of Germany to the Netherlands, we see a path being blazed through the trees. lt's Carol Hulsey, LeeAnn Holbert, Beverly Fulton, Kay O'Neil, Prissy Lein- art, and Kathy Conder. . .still knocking down trees. Also in Germany, we find Carolgn Brewer whipping up a new brew for Fred Hagen. ln the Netherlands we find: Becky Holland with her finger in t e dyke. Gary Lovell and Mindy Stuard are tiptoeing through the tulips. . . pursued by Constable Donna Ashworth, who forgets her job thinking about deputy constable, Mike McClure. Brenda DuBose is in Holland too, and she now goes by the good Dutch name of Druscilla. From the Netherlands our search takes us to England. There we see Chester Howard teaching English at Oxford. Byron Gaines is replacing Paul McCartney as the lead singer for the Beatles, Lee Murray aspires to be like the great English actor, Richard Burton. . .but can you see Prissy as Elizabeth? fWho's Afraid of Priscilla Woolfifj Henry ,Charles Madgwick has lately been crowned king of England. His royal status has not lessened his love of sports, such as rugby, soccer, and Beatsy. 'fHe's the national champ in all three.j Kathy Conder and Dolly Dennis are modeling mini skirts along Carnaby treet. Back in good old Terrell, we find David Ledbetter running the Downtown Mobil. Brenda Pierson still works at the Dairy Queen. Rodney Davis and his Fulton steamboat are chugginfg up Kincgs Creek. Clark Tankersley is still painting props for the senior play. Kay O'Neil is a professional teacher o geisha ances. Carole Brown has replaced Miss Cave. Horace Scott has taken over for Billy Shumpert. He's got his theaters and his daughter. Susan Bulldog Tillerson had finally succeeded in wrestling the title from Fritz Von Erik. Gary Chil- coat has taken over for Popeye on Channel ll. He just happens to be in love with Olive Oil. Andy Clayton is cruising around in his chrome plated, positraction, four-barrel hearse. Larry Piper is still loving 'em and leaving 'em and. . .getting caught. Martha Cross stayed at THS to chaperone her little sister. We were going to prophesize something for Donna Hog. . .uh, Burnett, but she did her own. Mike Corley is the head coach for the SSS All Stars. Bill Sweazea wasoffered a place on the Los Angeles Lakers, but chose to wait in Terrell for some junior. . . or some- thing like that. Scattered over the rest of the world we find: Peggy Sloan getting rich selling freckle remover. And those famous secret agents Audrey Moss and Gail Spruill, disguise in identical yellow Volkswagens. Carolyn Cock- rell and Cheryl Turner have begun nurse's training. Their ambition is to go to Africa with funds embezzled from the band, and be just like Nurse Sikors and work with Dr. Richardson. Who's that waggin' behind? lt's Tommy Waggon- er. Estella Porter, Mattie Gardner, and Martha Thompson, and PeeWee Jeferson are now known as the Sublimes, or Three Misses and a Hit. Debbie Rogers is still dragging that Eugene Lewis doll that she got when she was a junior. Barbara Massey is the World's Champion Bowler. She's still written up in the Tribune all the time. Mac Lewis is the new singing sensation. His latest song is My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean. Mark Watson is the president of Key Club International, fHe likes the conventions.J Cynthia Hunter is doing the hairstyles for Mia Farrow. Maria Cas- taigne is the official interpreter for the French and Spanish delegations to the U. N. Ana Cowley is her substitute. Lillie Hill is making a fortune picking up nickels, Kathy Rush is playing house with her G.l, Joe Teddy Bear. Jim Tankersley is searching the world over for a toupee. Vinnie Dorough is still sending those Dear John letters. Patsy Longley is the president of FHA at Leavenworth prison for her affairs in the egg business. And if you ever find your- self moving, be sure to call Brenda Van and her worldwide movers. We were going to say somet ing about Lorene McCarley's internationally famous figure. . . but it isn 't there. Mike Osborne is the manager of the delegation store at the U. N. Diane Cooke and Bille Roberts carried their ability to turn out the Hi Life to New York and now are co- editors of the New York Times. Skipper Brooks is well known for his ability to match his shirt to his socks. Chris Cacas runs a chain of Jack-in-the-Box drive-ins all over the world, Richard Hymer is on the ninth green trying for a triple bogie. Jimmy is managing the tournament. Darlene Jones is skateboarding around with Jim Pat. Milton Wooldridge has gone into advertising. He does the voice for the Jolly Green Giant. Linda Kelly's still at home waiting for the Nike Base to collapse so Dick will come home. Gary Kilmer is the manager for a vagabond tennis plagyer who specializes in ferocious lobs. Richard Rodriguez and Alicia Carmona took over the reruns of the Cisco Ki . Gwen Wallace is now a famous movie star reknowned for her beauty gig brains. And finally, Johnny Lamb sums it up for the whole senior class. . . He says, Ba, . a. . al 83 U15 Smivrs Will . . , Pam Morris's nose to Betty Barr. Chester Howard's showy smile to Vicki Adams. Carolyn Cockrell's beady eyes to Rita Haney. Estella Porter's calm temper and congeniality to Ethel Mad- den. Andy Pesta 's ability to love 'em and leave 'em to Kenneth Moody. The Senior class leave to Mrs. Birdsong and Mrs. Rahmlow free tickets to be go-go girls on Sump'n Else. Andy Clay- ton's Valley of the Green Giants to Larry Burns. Barbara Sikors' braces to Linda Betts. Martha Thompson 's figure to Brenda Wesson, Beth Wilder, and Nancy Hughes. Mattie Gardner's perfect size to Patsy Smith and Wanda DeLeon. Horace Scott's Al Hirt and Henry Mancini albums to Steve Martin. Jerry McClung's super-growth pills to Lynn Bozeman. They work wonders! Betsy Choate's position of flagbearer to Susan Springer. Jimmy Chitty's deep and abiding love for Mrs. Rahmlow to Dubbie Jones. Bonnie Daniel's cushion to Mr. Chambers' victims. Susan Tillerson leaves in her red Mustang with her mother. Ana Cowley's walk to Margaret Lester. Maria Cas- tiagne's electric razor to Eddie Holley. Prissy Leinart 's waist line to Sally Baker. Cynthia Hunter's barber to Jimmy Smith. Carolyn Brewer and Martha Cross leave Judy Carr and Ginger Terry to the Tigerettes. Billie Roberts leaves the library to Miss Raike. Bill Frazier's graceful walk to Dennis Bridges. Becky Holland's swingin' walk to Judy Carr. Mindy Stuard and Gary Lovell their park- ing roads to Wally Otto and Nicki Stuard. Linda Beaty 's paste-on smile and bottle of bleach to Vicki Adams. Ronnie Richardson 's wonderful physique to Sammy Brewster. Mary Sue Isbell 's Bill Sweazea notes to Lynda Rutledge. From Gary Chilcoat to Scott Weatherford, a bottle of carrot juice. From Johnny Lamb to Shuck Donnell, a camping stool to use in the hall at lunch time. Don na Wallace's freckles to Helma LaCour. Jeanne Rosenbaum and Carol Brown leave Miss Cave to Tracy Knauss. Doris Patton 's and Pat Ditto 's lunchroom hairnets to Vicki Lawhorn. Bobby Nichols' elevator shoes to Larry Burns. Lillie Hill leaves Keith's old engagement ring to Gary Don Rowe. Steve O'Reilley's checked breeches to Tony Stout and Charles Hallett. Barbara Dodd, Carolyn Johnson, and Libby Slayton to three juniors two back seats on the band bus and one used cooler. David Barkin 's eyelashes to Teresa Griggs. Jerry Davidson leaves more parking space in the Rigney driveway for Dickey. To anyone who can find them, Fred Hagan's teeth. Shirley Cooke 's short- hand notebook to Martha Bushnell. George Veazey's good looks and conceit to Mark Pearson. Lin- da Beaty and Charles Madgwick leave their corner of the hall to Mark Pearson and Sally Baker. Scott Trail's conversational ability to Denny Chilcoat. Darlene Jones leaves on Jim Pat Johnson's motorcycle, Mike Corley's polka dot shirts to Eileen Nichols, Dale Hardy's vocabulary to Dickey Rigney. Mike Osborne's petite feet to Connie Weil. Clark Tankersley's acting ability to Bill Con- radt. Key Club members to the junior members the shiftless sophomores. Audrey Moss to Ronny Brittain and Rhonda Davis her theme song Volkswagen's Faster Than Yours Chris Grier's of- fice ofvpregegof Six -Feet and Over Club to Beaver Mclntosh. Pat Flowers' job at Mott's to nette McCarley.i Ronny Bank's physique to Joe Flowers. Linda Kelly's eight ball eyes to Brenda Wesson. Carofmilsefs pleasing personality she recieved from Betty Barton last year is passed on to Carolyn Dean. Diane Cooke's Goldwater buttons to Coach Vineyard. Bill Sweazea's senior ring to Lynda Rutledge, Chris Cacas' height to Ronny Jones. Joe LaRoe's parking place to Eddie Holley so he won't be complaining of being squeezed out of his place. Suzy Ables' and Pat Ditto's sweat shirts to Margaret Lester. Stella Leach's unopened English book to Vicki Lawhorn. Lee Ann Hol- bert 's rollers she received last year to Teresa Griggs. Donna Wallace and Kay O'Neil leave their ability to compete against each other in everything to Sharon Oakley and Lynn Bozeman. Tommy Waggoner's matching outfits to Mark Pearson. John Porter is left with his Aggie sweatshirt because nobody would have the. The senior girls to Elaine Clemmons her theme song Rawhide and That Little Town Flirt. Bill Brook's top button to Eddie Holley. Carroll Busbee and Cheryle Turner just leave. And all the 1967 seniors leave W-L-Tj maroon and white! Wim , . s i 9 60155 Ofjcers ww' --,,- Er, --K,V ,-1rgW fx . gnu yiig gig f' E' E N Af P President: LAWRENCE STEPHENS pf fe EQ r P?F5:,, -.1,ffffTfi?f,3Qf1e Vice President: RONNIE REAGAN 7 W '7 5 ' rife e , Secretary: STANLEY NADOLSKI ' ' 'E ' ,H 9,5,J'e M Treasurer: LYNDA RUTLEDGE E P E - P as -- Q I-- ug! 1 n A 4 v 1 A H 1 P , 's 1 X 1 1 1 , -L..-2..,..4.n.xmEu.3., Vicki Adams Peggy Appleton Tommy Bain Sallye Baker Betty Bushnell Martha Bushnell Worth Bushnell Judy Carr juniors Betty Barr Brenda Belcher Elaine Belew Linda Betts Wm. Bonsall Kathy Bowman Darla Boyd Lynne Bozeman Sammy Brewster Dennis Bridges Ronnie Britton Larry Burns 87 Hqhkghfs af zz ufrfnderh ,Q-I Bill Conradt Margarita Cowley Louis Criswell Rhonda Davis Carolyn Dean Wanda DeLeon Jimmy Dickerson Shuck Donnell Willie Dye Richard Ellis Margaret Flanagan Joe Flowers 88 '05 sis.-3' Kitty Cernoch Denny Chilcoat Elaine Clemmons David Collier t S Linda Gardner Diane Geddie Larry Grabbs Danny Green 6'6ll'... Dotty K. 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' 5, . ti J. . YY ' a'. 1,-f- '. qs '5 Z-- na 1, 5 I , 3 du aa E i .. it ' 5 , 3 M K yi MM if iz .,ii f Q NFS -rf' it 1 Q' rg L X K Rebecca Wilson Bonnie Wood 'gli -ann, W - 4 , l S. .,w ,... , b' 'th g umm 5 ...,r. K : :T -M-w2wW,.r:MMM --wg -an.,:V f .,.,,. - - --.-...i ,,,,, F JN a President: - - - - - Vice-President: - Secretary: - - - Chaplain: - - - - afirfmzl ffrfmfr :feisty fade RONNIE RICHARDSQ MARK WATSO - - MARY SUE ISBEI LAWRENCE STEPHEIN President: JOHN PORTER Vice-President: LARRY PIPER Secretary: BRENDA VANN Treasurer: I IM TANKERSLEY Vzfzwcil eporterg ---- MARK PEARSON reasurer: ----- TRACY KNAUSS rliarnentarianz ' ' JOHN PAUL ISBELL onsors: - - - MR. CORLEY MRS BIRDSONG W' President: DA VID BARKIN Vice -President ANDY PESTA Secretary: LARRY PIPER Treasurer: LOUIS BODIN Chaplain: LARRY OAKLEY Sergeant-at-Arms: RIC HA RD HYMER Reporter: CARROLL BUSBEE Sweetheart: BEVERLY FULTON Sponsor: MR. CARR junirfr Hlassical Langue Consulsz - - - -JOHNNY LAMB Plebian Aedilesz ---- - - MA JOHN PAUL ISBELL Censors: - ---- PAUL BIVINS Military Tribunes: - - - - GINGER TERRY Quaestors: - - LYNNE BOZEMAN Praetor: - - - - - MRS, LINDA ELLIOTT Curule Aedilc-:sz - - - - BECKY TRAIL DOROTHY RIGNEY 2 RY SUE ISBELL MARY DARST MICHIE AKIN BARNEY SELF E. E. EDDINS Zhsmisfzg 111 Tennis 61116 President: - - - -RODNEY DAVIS ViCe-President: - - - - - DALE HARDY Secretary: - - - LYNDA RUTLEDGE SIJOHSOI: -'-'- i ------ C OACH KEELING RR, President: BILL C ONRADT Vice -President: DA VID McC LUNG Secretary: JIMMY JONES Treasurer: RONNY RAEGAN Sweetheart: LYNNE BOZEMAN Sponsor: MR. CHAMBERS Captain: GINGER FLOWERS p C0-Captain: IEANNE CARNES I President: ----------- MARK WATSON Vice-President: - ---- GEORGE VEAZEY Secretary: - - - - - LAWRENCE STEPHENS Treasurer: - ----- BILL CONRADT Reporter: - - - - STANLEY NADOLSKI Sheriff: ' - - JIM TANKERSLEY Song Leader: - - - - RICHARD RODRIQUEZ. Sweetheart: - - - MOLLY KAY WATSQNQ Sponsor: -------- 'il - MR. MCKINNEY KEY cms SVEETHEART 5 TCS T2 C A C rrrr , as 1116 - Debate 61116 ' ' ' LEE MURRAY Vice-President: - - - PAUL BIVINS Secretary: - - -PATSY LONGLEY Sponsor: ---- - - MR. WIELAND wx H 'W- YN l27 Vvcational industrial Zlulvs Uf America President: ------------ ANDY PESTA Reporter: ---------- ESTELLA PORTER Vice-President: - - - - DON HAMILTON Parliamentarianz ------ RONNIE DANIELS Secretary: ---- - -BONNIE DANIELS Sergeant-at-Arms: - - - - -VICKI ABLES Treasurer: - - - SHERRY JOHNSON Sponsor: ------ - - MR. BROWN ?rc'r1cl1 Klub . ,,N..W... M . ,.,..,...,,,,,,,,,, I President: D OTT Y KAY GRIFFITH Vice-President KAY O'NE1L Secretary: DEBBIE CARNES Treasurer: MARGARET LOVE LL Sponsor: MRS. HARDIN uzs -W L ,I Klfgfrf Wlevlzauics If ,Z 63,4 President ---- - DA VID LEDBETTER Reporter ------------- CHARLES TIFFIE Vice-President - - - - -KENNETH FROSCH Parliamentarian - - - GARY CHILCOAT Treasurer ---- - - CHARLIE BROCK Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - DON PATTON Secretary - - ------ - - GARY RO WE Sponsor ----- Spanish 61116 - - MR. COLLINS President: VINNIE DOROUGH Vice -President: VICKI A DA MS Secretary: LINDA GARDNER Treasurer: TONY STO UT Sponsor: MRS. HELTON I29 ?ufurc' flvmemakcrs Of America President: - - - Vice-President: - - Second Vice-President: - Third Vice-President: Fourth Vice-President: - - Fifth Vice-President: Secretary: ----- - PATSY LONGLEY - RHONDA DAVIS - - BRENDA VANN - MARTHA CROSS -LORENE MCCARLEY MARGARET GHEEN - CAROLE BROWN Treasurer: - - - ---- PEGGY SLOAN Historian: ---- - - JOYCE DENNIS Parliament-arian: - - - - KITTY CERNOCH Beau: ------ - - JIMMY WILLIAMSON Sponsors: ' ----- MRS. FARMER MRS. HENDERSON MRS. TANKERS LEY Zzfure Qfzrmers Of flmvricu President: ---------- ANDY CLAYTON Selififlelr L ' --------- DALEHARDY Vice-President: - - - - - KELLY KENDRICKS Parliamentarian: - - - Secretary: - - - - - - RONNIE JONES Sweetheart: - - - - Treasurer: - - - - -DICKIE RIGNEY Sponsors: - JIMMY WILLIAMSON .IEANNE ROSENBAUM - - - - -MR. DONNELL MR. RUSHING J' Cyping glllb President: - - - CHERYL TURNER Vice-President: - - - BETSY CI-IOATE Secretary: - - DONNA HOGAN Sponsor: ---- - - MRS. RAHMLOW President: ----- - - BYRON GAINES Vice-President: ' ' ' KATHY CONDER Secretary-Treasurer: ------- KAY O'NEIL Sponsor: ----------- - - MR, HARDIN ! ....i?i..,.. ,. 7 -H l I Zlmir Klmml Klub President: - - - - BYRON GAINES ViCe-President: - - - ' 'JIMMY CHITTY Secretary: - - - - - BELI NDA MORSE Sponsor: - - -'- - - - -MR. WETZEL - nas Carre!! Hi-L76 mff R b rts, S, O'Reilly, L, Murray, B STANDING, from left to right, the members are: B. o e S ATED left to ri ht are: I, Stutts, P, Longley, E. Gaines, R. Brown, SL G. Lovell. E , g Nichols, D. Patton, M. Stuard, 8s Mrs. Tommie Littleton, sponsor. Putting out the pap one. l34 er takes lots of work for every- . . . and concentration u .ist i. ,- l . . . and supervision galore lfffarlwcfk Kuff Kccvrds Kitty Cernoch Treasurer Tracy Knauss, Art Editor, and typists, Di- ane Geddie and borene McCarley, perform their duties with a smile. With the beginning of a new school year the whole staff went to work writing copy, designing layouts, cropping, copyreading, and typing. An enormous amount of time and work went into the publication of this volume of the TIGER to accurately picture the school year at TI-IS. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to the faculty and student body for their fine support, to Tracy Knauss for his artwork, to the advertisers for their co-operation, and to Ber- nard's Studio for excellent photography that went into the making of a successful 1967 TIGER. year is Jlflemorias' Miss Mary Cave, yearbook sponsor, through her many years of experience, aids new members Monnette Reese, Patsy Smith, Helma LaCour and VickiAdams in making decisions for new layouts. my ,X C yygp W -i'- t ' E Bill Conradt, Jimmy Williamson, and Mike Corley, Copy Editors, discuss plans for the Sports section as Co-Editors, Carole Brown and Jeanne Rosenbaum, give helpful sug- gestions. Rusty Brown gathers ideas for better photographs. i A' ' H U16 I 966-67 545' fglllfld parking Wlajrfl' ties feud C .S Hand 1' - ., , if ' X ' ' .- Lf .x 1. 1 ,jig 7' '4 - ,m. f 1 ,,- . - -2 ,, ,, i ,,,: Wi ffzfwgf' ,, K MZQ Drum flflzzjrfr fic' , ,, , Q' I X gg 3 2:1 . A +V. , . . - ,341 3- nj 5, r' -' . 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M.fYr3?l'l x -. x K ., . .Wsmw . . ,- H f B K K U P .:.. ..,.., V x , f 2 Q f2xXw5'H f hx S Pmigig s viii 1 N H i as I ' XMA aw X X W FJ? 1 , K if Q . ? 3 3522 KH Vi' A 1 S 2 S . my 3 , sf E xy P , ws M .tix S51 Migigf 5, ,U , X W5 3, 4 v A nf X55 RQ X M ' S N wma 1 LN , Axim N ,AN Q N X . ' K' I x 1 1 -- ,,M'1 5 LYNNE BOZEMAN HELMA LHCOUR l37 Hlaglwarcr Hand Swccfhcarf Hand Oficcrs U15 Stage' 1671144 CLARINETS: Horace Scott, Debbie Shumpert. SAXOPHONES: Gary Lovell, Chris Cacas, Barney Self, Patsy Smith, Brenda DuBose, VOCALIST: Janie Walker TROMBONES: Johnny Lamb, ,Terry Davidson, Dorothy Rigney, James Bodin, Randy Thompson. TRUMPETS: Jimmy Smith, David Barkin, Larry Piper, Gary Bristow. DRUMS: Greg Hardy DIRECTOR: Mr. Robert Snyder The beat goes on Gkay, everyone take 5. May I have this dance? , x U15 Ziff S Ugcreffes U15 Dazzing jlflajzfrvffe feud Harp jdajarsife LINDA BEATY Rf 1 5 w 1 4 . 2 4-rn... PAM MORRIS N 5 fi ' f . , 1-aitrmvaz, ' W 3 , ' . , -, Av gg, ik ,iew ,f f x k , L1U'1w,w ,, ,,,,, i ' f. i V . E E. E EN N 2 ' 2 1 E. E E . ' 1 E? , 1 4' - , 4 , -rw: ',ff',x1i2w. 2 fwwma?g4fwfzz'ws,,.,.,,sai5 ' : Jaw 41 ---- ,,h. 1 -fAf Q - i ' A A. A ENEEE .E ' K ul: ,,,,, - 'ni DONNA HOGAN BEVERLY FULTON IEA NNE ROSENBAUM 14' TIGERETTE MANAGERS: Brenda Wesson, Beth Wil- der and Annette McCar1ey. -i ,. -, Baby, the rain must fall. F LA GB EARER Betsy Choate I didn't know I would have to watch that Boy, those Sophornores! much! ff'-Yi? i I Kayak Hapfaius M Would you believe Betsy Ross? Tigerettes marching in Christmas Parade. We haven't started yet Sheila! ,M K :lf AAAAA Sl ig,-A Chg Gave L15 . . l 1Q.??,gfW.fff:gg,f if Head Wzeerleader LEEANN HOLBERT . -.-F1 '1 QF' A ' 1 - mg . : i A W . B Jimi PRISSY LEINART CAROL HULSEY 'MLAETSREMQ X FT A Q, MOLLY K. WATSON KATHY CONDER K. GRIFFITH Spirit! Cheerleaders promote enthusiasm and school spirit. Energy. . , spirit. , , bounce. . , Announcements. . . pep rallies. .. and games. Yelling. . . laughing, Rhythm. . . coordination. . . bounce. Encouraging. . . pleading . . , Urging, , , leading. Work, work, work. Enthusiasm. THE PYRAMID i Q G o o o o o TIGERS!!! What do you mean, Stay off the grass l . -ia t.tttt Senivr Memories M1195 zzzfeaf 71112 QQJQJQQ Ton fzfes A new tradition was established in Terrell High School by the election of a Miss United Fund. The two-week campaign was to raise money for The Greater United Fund. 351053.62 was earned by charging a penny for each vote. The campaign ended with an assembly at which Glenna Pontikes was crowned Miss United Fund by Mr. Robert Ayres, head of the fund raising project. I48 I The assembly was climaxed by the crown- Jgx: all ing of Miss Glenna Pontikes. . Zf!em:1f..?v::iz:m: . ,, ,, , v, .5 ,,,,1 ,,,,. , W. 4 M ,ia , L , Ja B Bglenfi Ls' H? 'enveibsiures :ix:m::w:-m- fx' sssns on L H.,,,,l. L gfsawfa, 1 . Q5 5 V 1 f G + --if zzzffffffwft, , ' 5 H 5 Q -f W.. mf-1f115,Wi5M5,, . as we ff.- f,1:f,,,.1as ssnssnss sis ssin i? ni5 ,S 'F 'U -fiii ' 'i- f . sfs if lllz, e 1 e ' -QQQQ, f i V' ,, F LM f'?f 1 J Two candidates from each class were nominated by popular vote. Left to right they are: Glenna Pontikes, Becky House, Freshmeng Patricia Sluder, Liz Tankersley, Sophomoresg Betty Barr, Helma LaCour, Juniorsg Kay O'Neil, Susan Nelson, Seniors, 2?s22'f.f.:2?ee22t:sts2ee usazz 2991? 00914 j7Z122ecO122122Y k The Homecoming Dance climaxed two days of exciting preparation for the big game with Waxahachie. Following the bonfire and crowning of Susan Nelson as queen on Thursday night, October 21, a pep rally and the game on Friday, students let out their excitement over the Terrell victory by dancing to Fan Tab beats, 'G'iZLkl?r' 4 'A'Xt g 4' Senior class president crowns Susan as escort, Larry Oakley waits proudly, BARBARA SIKORS MQLLY, KAXKWATSON Senior Junior R., . -Y ...i'T ' LYNNE BOZEMAN SUSAN LaROE junior Sophomore Everyone enjoyed this night. -Jgmmwrrww wNf,w,m,.,WQm, ,... ,,,. . ,,,, . , . . , ., . DIANE RICHARDS ON Sophomore ueen is ozzff 145. I MARGARET LOVELL Freshman KA THY DOUGLA SS Freshman wfzwfgm-n-mu ,. Z jL?2y O '9'fe1f9?ejy125 Ozgef csnowgaf On December 22, the Junior Class started the Christmas holidays on a festive note by sponsoring the annual Snow Ball Dance and cele- brating the closing of school. Kay O'Nei1 reigned as Queen, while students of T. H. S. danced to the big sound of the Shadows of Night, VICKI ADAMS SUSAN SPRINGER Junior Junior DONNA WALLACE Lawrence Stephens crowns Queen Kay O,'Nei1 Senior as escort, George Veazey, looks on, I55 The QUQQ DOROTHY RIGNEY Sophomore BRENDA SUTTON Sophomore 0 aff MARGARET LOVELL PEGGY BOZEMAN Freshman Freshman Couples take a breather after a fast dance, The Shadows Of Night furnish music for Snow Ball. l57 Gar0fx72Q1Aey g?e1y12s Over UaQnf1he azef 7 Q gqfmosp ere J. The 1967 Valentine Dance proved to be the best one in years. The Soph- omore Class made their first dance a big success with music by The Plague who kept everybody in motion till the end of the dance. As a finale for the night, Carol Hulsey was crowned by Terry Triplet as the 1967 Valentine Queen. Sophomore class president crowns Carol Hulsey as Queen. BEVERLY FULTON LYNNE BOZEMAN HELMA LHCOUR Senior Junior JUIUOI Q ueen 4 TONIA MERIDITH Sophomore The Plague provided music for a memorable night. N 1 GLENNA PONTIKES Freshman Q ,0 arf FRANCES SIMPSON 9 :af 'ev 5 lyk J I . J? il 1 ir A-. A I E ' i l Eff V Q S ICK I CRITTENDEN S0Phomore Freshman www E. f 'H gg My W. , , E Mu le, . 3 Don't we all look pretty tonight? X NN' K., I2 --Vive la France--An evening in Paris was the theme of the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The festivities were held on May 13 in the High School cafeteria with music. 0912122 y I2 Taxis Outcasts provided music for dancing and dancing V if iw and a good time Hjeafouse Wfffe quyzzsf mdoonpy Sakini ----- Captain Fisby - - - Captain McLene - - - Col, P. Wainwright Sergeant Gregovich Old Woman ---- Daughter ---- Mr. Holcaida - - Mr. Omura - - - Mr. Sumata - - Father ---- Mr. Seiko - - - Miss Higa Iiga - - Mr. Heora - - - - - -MARK WATSON - -RICHARD I-IYMER, DONALD ARCHER, BILL FRAZIER, CHERYL TURNER, VINNIE DOROUGI-I RONNIE RICHARDSON - - LARRY OAKLEY Lotus Blossom - - - ------ KAY O'NElL - -MARK HARDIN MILLIE MURRAY - - -DON MATEIKA, PAM MORRIS, LINDA KELLEY, DIANE COOKE The play centers around' an Okinawan village that is being occupied by American soldiers and the resulting problems make for a very hilarious com- Wi ,nl PRESENTED BY a x DOTTIE K. GRIFFITH - - - -EDDIE HOLLEY LAWRENCE STEPHENS - - - BILL CONRADT - TRACY KNAUSS - - - VICKIE ADAMS MOLLY KAY WATSON - - -SHUCK DONNELL - - - DICKIE RIGNEY - - KENNETH MOODY - - LYNNE BOZEMAN Mrvnnzb gel' yo uf I2 T HE JUNIOR CLASS OF 1967 Pawnee Bill Mary - - - Jane ---- Little Jake- Minnie - - Jesse ---- Mrs. Adams Mrs, Porter Boy ---- Indians - - 'XYSX mr-. XF r ff .1 ' rx 5 lv -1zax?R41ff1gf51fzgffw2:fze,,z1z'.:-asgfiswf---,f',:.-,fi -f, .ff fssemdfes Xen ear THE CLOCK OF LIFE The Clock of Life is wound but once And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop, At late or early hour. Now is the only time we own Love, live, toil with a will, Do not wait until tomorrow, For the Clock may then be still. FLAGS GIVEN TO THS H. N. Fullingim of Odessa, Grand Master of Masons in Texas, dedicated a gift of two flags in the name of the Terrell Masons. In the program, Ronnie Richardson, President of the Student Council accepted the gift in behalf of the student body. Upon the presentation of the Texas and U.S. flags to the school, the THS Stage Band played To The Colors and The National Anthem. w Z Q 5 H EI! 2 5 ii S E E Zwzclzes Stubblefield Welch Miller Vineyard Drennan For the first time in many years, Coach Vine- yard's Tigers fought their way to one of the most successful seasons in recent years. The 66 Tigers fought against heavy odds all year with many in- juries. The Tigers got off to a quick start with two big wins over Greenville and Palestine, The big game of the season was against the Athens' Hornets, where the Tigers played 110070 all night long loosing by seven points. The successful season was due to long hours on the practice field, good support of the Tiger fans, and most of all to the fantastic spirit. The Tiger's spirit, which seemed to rekindle spirit in the en- tire student body, soon became evident as the main factor contributing to the Tiger's winning season, 85 Kelling. 1 , , y i 5M 1967 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE TERRELL OPPONENTS 6 Greenville 20 Palestine 0 Sulphur Springs 6 Plano 12 Ennis 26 Waxahachie 0 Athens 14 Duncanville 20 La Vega 12 Lancaster Bill Conradt, Joe Flowers, Steve Martin, 85 Larry Richie I69 Ugers Sm JIM TANKERSLY PAUL POLK Z X BENITO CARMONA Quarterback Right End VL Fullback D Q JERRY VIC K Gig 'em Tigers Halfback Terrell vs. Dunc anville I4 In fylc' Terrell vs. Lancaster RICHARD WEBSTER Middle Guard Terrell vs. Lancaster ANDY CLAYTON CHESTER HOWARD ULLYSES JEFFERSON Center Tackle End DALE HARDY GEORGE VEAZEY CHARLES MADGWICK Left End Right Tackle Left Tackle if ,E - i. J,1 - .V . ' EAREE A A L X E f eg + B? E f f1 A A R E4 E EAEE 8 EAEE REEE ' AEE: J A EEEA AAAA A RAAA EEAAA Q EAEAAAE A A BEND IT. He11-o! Will you send me a can of spinach? A w X S li S 1, ll if 51 Come and Get It! lots Of Dcfsirv Shawn l6'y Ugers Terrell vs, Lancaster E ' 'mh A Smiar feffvrmm W sm gvlflfifb' Adds Zesf my 1 Yummy! Yummy! Xxx X F, i Q They'xe Gr-r rate' Goo - goo ! Anyone for King on the Mountain? mewming 5116105 That's the way the Ball Bounces. ST' Homecoming 1966 vw e The Beat Goes On, ,ii f 1 1 Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn, W! Beer - Beer, for old Terrell High! ng! One, Two, Cha-Cha-Cha, Boom ! Homecomin 1966 P1ease! Car1't I have som 3 privacV? .A La Vega Hike! You dor1't say ! , ,X ,I.i W 7 1' m....1a'-mix Nwwalr FZ ! X4 nuf f , Q if f , .,LA LLLL W 4252??ktiUgeQiW1::SQgQE1l f ' V ',- Q f,,,,L ,,,, L V A , 4' .V . A gl 9. M1 1. 5 ' . . A Lim, 3' P sw 182 255 iff? 'Z' af Q is x Q xii L ' Q 1-.gg . c ?' ,Q H15 11 N S Y 1 v E l Q E ,R X W. .,,,.,m,..M f COACHES Varsity: LARRY DRENNAN B'Team: TRUMAN WELCH Freshmen: HERMAN FURLOUGH JIM TANKERSLEY Y Center Manager: LARRY RICHIE Follow the leader. BILL SWEAZEA CHARLES MADGWICK Forward Forward I 79 Only 2nd, place? Maybe we should have used a deodorantl Terrell held its Second Annual Invitational Basketball Tournament December 27, 28, 29, and 30, The First place winner was Mineola. Terrell came in to take the Second place trophy, while Forney came Third place. All Tourna- ment choices from Terrell were Bill Sweazea and Ulysses Jefferson, Stretch, Sweazea! y' H955 M Uger I5 Umm M5 Trophies awarded at the Terrell Basketball Tournament V rrlr . r , Q, :, , , f 3357 rs lil ' lf . 'K I 'Z f Riffs 1 :E -35, -'ggi :J A , f 2 s rrel . l is ' if ffs1,- rsssisr x , 153 gsri Q, wi Q ZA'l L, r i . 3 r s P 1 r,'r refW s2riws r ss ivy r r . .,rr rrell rsW2SRwsf siswikwgrww ' 1 'fs' u, Q 2 r '- r 7 ll.lrlll s gl rllhr I 1' .,:-1, . .. wx iaiiifiyj rrrr. r .. ,, rl rrlee elrl - Vw lg' , Qswwgswgfhifexee V fggkyggwsiwwgi fer fgp :., . 2 r erle s Q Irzl ii1.:.. ..,1 f - N... A ' ll,- A 3 Q' ,::f sr ii' ,,.1,.. . nl , .. .. 2 Yi A'll' Jr. 1 Leatherwood to the rescue Ever feel left out? A .. ,, , W... . 1-ir. ,.:. , K w,'.M-lmsqfpmmsm.. Hey, buddy, that's mine not yours ! SAMMY BREWSTER Forward TERRELL 78 63 58 '77 61 39 41 54 Sweazea struggles for ball in Terrell-Mineola game ULYS SES JEFFERSON Guard Oh! The agony of it all' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Non -District OPPONENTS Edgewood Grand Saline Canton Forney. Rockwall Grand Saline Mineola Rockwall TERRELL 47 44 50 47 63 58 44 50 '78 52 '75 69 District OPPONENTS Ennis Waxahachie Athens Duncan ville La Vega Lancaster Ennis Waxahachie Athens Duncanville La Vega Lancaster v 1 Who was the wlse guy that waxed the floor? TERRY PENNINGTON Terrell vs. Athens B Team Players envy Varsity style. W y Weshmen Eagers insure ,4 Successful ?ufure I84 Hard working Tigers before a game Ticket sellers during the tournament A LL -DISTRICT PLA YERS Terrell placed two players on the 1967 All-District squad and Hon- orable Mention list. These were Bill Sweazea, 6-2 1X2 senior, who placed on the 2nd team and Rossevelt Brown, 6-3 freshman, who placed on the Honorable Men tion list, ROOSEVELT BRO WN Center F we , 1 'N I I I1 - L .f K I 966-67 Hascball Gam 1 A 1 5 , L ' ' L' ',' I 6 ' , 'Q - k - x p 6.6' , F '-' -,'.., I ,,-' f ,-, . ',-- -ii- 6,. X ,, Eg, , ,.,,. . he .. .. .. .. ,,. ,, .v .HM ,, , , 1 ' 6 - S .,,' l , - l,.,L?.,ii,I ,QM-finger wr ..,, . W., ,M -, Nw '-' fs. - ' ali: . W i ifffff K .f . A T' -1 ' f.a .L.:, Milfa-Qzw'ig-ziiwiK-1ffi'1 ff . .6,. 4 . 'K 'Z K 'jf H ' ' -k., f 6666 - V 3 F x'. A F ',.1 1? ' ' E - A- GEORGE VEAZEY ULYSSES JEFFERSON JIM TANKERSLEY First Base Right Field Center Field 186 at ft. .M..wWit1.:v-,1.,f..4- , EM, .f -4 , T , ' use IQAYN . I t. kqvli March April May i ,. L..1, - I . it ew mi Hi :xg if J X I M y i if we x W if 'S sf, f ,y w ' it j V we 1 P if k s we - as s , ss? if x ms W its 1 nas . E N E ff' f Su E Q 1 it at as . is' 'Q' Y if sw S , . J - 5 4 M v as , P, Q, an im w 11311, af uk 1' va ' A ff V ',., f e if E E 1 - ' E as Y 1 ' Q 7 Q aff , .h 1 if-1 V as ,. Q, ,-.:.1 f ,, AK-L,L .1:f. --f.f'b 'sf ,ts:iJw,..fsXn-tan? 'Q' . ' 1 1 i i 'P' PAUL PoLK RICHARD RODRIGUEZ LAWRENCE STEPHENS Short Stop Second Base Third Base 10 Fri. 13 Mon. 14 Tues 16 Thur 20 Mon. 21 Tues 23 Thur. 24 Fri. 28 Tues 30 Thur 31 Fri. 4 Tues 6 Thur 11 Tues 13 Thur 17 Mon. 18 Tues 21 Fri. 25 Tues 28 Fri. 2 Tues 5 Fri. 9 Tues 12 Fri. TERRELL TIGER Baseball Schedule 1967 Wilmer Hutchins Grand Saline Corsicana Wilmer Hutchins Wills Point Grand Saline Grand Saline Corsicana Grand Saline Wills Point Lancaster' La Vega' Duncanvillef Athenst Waxahachie' Forney Seagoville Bishop Lynch Lancasterr La Vegai Duncanvillei Athens? Waxahachiei' Ennis fAmerican Leg. J The determination, spirit, and good condition- ing of the 14 returning lettermen, four Freshmen and one transfer from Burnett are the Tigers main assets in their competition for the District 8-AAA, Championship. Coach We1ch's third year could he a charm and the Tigers might go all the way. l87 . 5: -.., ff. iq.- uw , fuL535i.3i.,z3:i?g1 ' 'W mf X Coach Welch and Coach Furlough .km W2 9 BO SMITH Catcher iii' Crackmen Shaw Ou! funding Premise H: FWF 'L J Crack Umm TRACK SCHEDULE ai 1967 e e Feb. Ennls March Palestine V 1 A MHFCI1 MCSCIUIIG ' M ' ' 'h APH1 Lake Hlghlands eeee . . . , ,' Apr11 Enms fD1str1cty '35 W i : V- - ff 1-- 1 ..1, e ee e e ' .,,. k I . ' . '.'- ww JERRY VICK High Hurdles , 1. Qi Q sisrtr is , , ,A -f-' -W. ' rf, I., . ' - , ,W 0 1 2 t 'L- 35 ft ,raf t rtss iiii fs 11' , , . r'i'f , ' R rr yr , 7 .V,, Q :gLL,V -,'L.L - Vi if -Lg - Z .-M WALLY OTTO DUBBIE JONES Shot Put 880 Run Discus -'mwdft LARRY GRABBS Shot Put Under the direction of Coach Miller, l90 SPRINT RELAY Kenneth Moody Denny Chilcoat Jerry Vick Stanley Nadolski the team ran their way through the regular track season, Such triumphs as running the 100 yard dash in 10 flat, or high-jump- ing 7 feet, or throwing the shot 60 feet, are just a few of the things that this year's Tiger track team would like to have ac- complished. Even though they might have fallen short of these exceptional marks, they still did their best and represented THS in a fine way. r ' v wr Wx. V4 a W r f ska . N,,, Q w f,-, 92557, frfvtaw ??'fiLQQ:fLA? ww s W if , W' 32 V . , A, f M. -mv ' 2-ul: , me ,. r,aff1yz:. ' st, Coach Miller discusses future track meets with some of his boys. v ij ji: 14 W1 'is' : 'f ,,,, f ,, Www' g,.,,,:,,: -1,4 la, -1 V' ,,,c,--,,,,,.f, Smut A711 WE ' Z K , T53-QQ l',,15 ' mf 1, ,L ' 'mag - - fl wir, I K hs., f W wa I 1 V ,, ' 1 ..l.Mk1WV -2w'iii7i9 f t-wzlf --W H' X i' ,, f - J A2711 W ' , i-- 1, ' ,ii u1:,',r:5i22fL,ya E: ,,fli.rZ.n:'f.Q-ai?'fiifl:'?f5F.i1'iE:iii 11W1i12QL1 .,11ifLi , I 12 'h f K RONNIE BRITTON Pole Vault s 2 Q 5 3 , N t A Q ., , - ' , K . to ,- V L :I y U 21, ' I ,A - , Qin' tht .apsay Q cf seam? 'tw N I ff' 'L' ' I , f- ' ' 'f 7, ,. Q ft + . Q - , ' V 'Y' d A A N A . -M:-f - if X ., M K '2sfL,ias we -lffewi ul M ' Q 11 A sq 'Nd 'w i ,QYTTQHM '1 , n to V- ' I 2' 1 lg s+QxwmsgnuhwuAwwwfmwmwwwwmwhfipscaywm -ffl' . ' ', ss 'bl ' ,. '- b- g,Qiii,kkQjQQg.'i ,1TQf 'fQi ,- ' H . if K A N I f ,.., -W f 4 ks ' ' ,,.. '- V , I S ' ' c at 5 - was Is everyone on the right foot? ,s ,MXL Y x . 5 V . , A V I , ,V . i z ,A ,Z jk ,I 04 . 4,1 E . ,589 Q J 3 'ba k X , , st, 41.3 , 'QI ' ' ' W Q gi t h fi R f 1 rf r- X. 1 ' 2 ,, N L- , . . , V - Lf - I Af 11 s ' fttt X ,ssc, T 5 L- .Qs ,,s, ., to , 4 V s ' ., V ' - ., , '- ' ' ' I -.,.,. . , . ,. ,if 29mf',z , ' -, , , ' ir W . tsgfi . 'V wwf' 11' ':fwsffii ff,, ' Af- TA'I V V ' vvza W V - - ' ' 'ff za. g ,gww fe-gf ' I f 't tt L Would you bclleve we're freezmg to death? , V 'WK Af'f1 'V V' L' , J: ' M tifhff' 13 ig H 'K f ' V ,,,, Q , 1 t , , The 1967 Golf Team consists of Chris Cacas, Richard Hymer, Stanley Nadolski, John Leinart, Charles Hallet, Neal Baker, and Rickey Redmon. These boys have worked diligently preparing for their district meet in Ennis. of Zfeam Q CO -CA PTAINS Chris Cacas. Richard Hymer CHRIS CACAS 4 RICHARD HYMER STANLEY NADOLS KI CHARLES HA LLETT Boys listen intently while Coach Vineyard gives helpful suggestions I93 Cena! Umm .A, A,V 3 ,W M wx 32' H gwwff BEVERLY FULTON RODNEY DAVIS DICKIE RIGNEY il V X '- , 5, 4 Q . a v 1' M ' if-,N 'H ' A , ' M , ',1i?Z': fig 22 'MQ V. A 1 Q ef gf 1 5 Q1 A . , ik? 3 S2 65 I 1- l 2 Q , ,A .M M 'QE' X 4 1 , f CHRIS GRIFFIN TERRY TRI PLE TT MQ b v sf g Varsity Many long hours of practice go on behind the scenes along with encouragement from Coach Bobby Keeling. Ev- ery member ofthe team made a substantial contribution to the ability, endurance, and good sportsmanship of the group as a whole. Feb. Feb. March March March March March March March March March March March BEA VER MCINTO SH 1967 TENNIS SCHEDULE 248525 27 1 385 4 6 8 10 13 15 17 20 27 29 Robert E, Lee Wills Point Greenville Henderson Athens Duncanville Lancaster Athens Sulphur Springs Waxahachie Duncanville l95 N 111: ., ,,,. .ff..m,.v,.,f5:f Glimpses Of the daily routine THIS IS THE THS WE REMEMBER. . . the P5315 of laughter the buzz of a very, very private conversation the tough com petition 5 USERS .N -. t ,K iw exYlg,,,.f awk x TIGERS tm 7, A, 4'wf..a-.JM Z E ,J . if , THE snack bar W . ,. v -- 1 the rain. . I97 at M Nagin HR, ff E' , W5 Good One hfe A new QA11 that Welcbme A 200 'WVA , 5 Q Aduerizkemehls W W3 e....N...t.m..W. f- -- iff ef ff if 55 M' Ne, .rim A0- NM 1,4 Ki., we .522 - 'EW W: - Q M 'N--,.,,,,L is K I Hfcsu Scif!-fc::c:L. 'N V . My We JOE L. 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Today, investor-owned electric utility companies such as Texas Power 84 Light continue the search for more efficient and more economical ways to produce and sup- ply electric power and thus to help assure better living . . . electrically. investor-owned electric utility GIBSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE en' s M and Boys' Sportswear Ladies' Read t W Y' 0' Tots to Teens Gal' A Complete Family Shoe Dept. ZWJWQ Creative Woodworks P. O. Box 381 - Terrell, Texas 75160 101 W. Moore .TO 3-3851 lO7 W. Moore .T O 3-4405 Compliments of OAKLEY OIL COMPANY JAMES JOHNSON PHILLIPS 66 JOHNSON'S DRIVE-IN G ROCERY One Stop Does All 206 JOE DAVIDSON GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1113 East Moore JO 3-2141 Terrell, Texas 207 1 HULON'S AUTO SUPPLY Automotive Parts and Supplies TOM HULON 3ll East Moore Owner Terrell, Texas .TO 3-5808 JO 3-2561 LAWRENCE BUILDING MATERIAL CO. .TO 3-3585 208 ROBERT GHEEN GENERAL CONTRACTOR 4 ll I T To V mwE?n::or.' 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THE ACCOMMODATING DRUGGIST 102 West Moore Terrell, Texas 216 JO 3 2618 lf, Dependable Banking Service Since 1875 The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK LAWSON'S GROCERY 307 Ninth Street Terrell JO 3-9091 TERRELL MINEOLA MANUFACTURING COMPANY 215 E. Moore DUKE AND AYRES VARIETY STORE 118 W. Moore JO 3-2253 ' W ,' BABCOCK BROTHERS AUTO SUPPLY CO. GRADY BRABOY, Manager 115 West Moore JO 3 2823 HERMOINE'S THE CANDY SHOP KATHLENE AND TEMPLE ...nf TAYLOR 1 rrroo - '1 rr33l 11 218 New SSSSS efr errer oorrre :rr BAIRRINGTON HOTEL AND TELEPHONE COMPANY COFFEE SHOP EMPLOYEES is JO 3 2221 f XV HORACE HEFLIN MUSGRAVE FURNITURE Terrell You get'em to say y We'll feather y t FLOWERS BROS. :T LAVENDER SERVICE STATION 2 1.1 Sv. Zed-arg S4472 1101 East Moore 101 J Jo 3-4861 BEST WISHES JIM WORD Ag t for Dallas Morning AUTOMOTIVE News .To 3-3783 2I9 C ornplim ents of WALLACE Phillips 66 Service Station 8: Drive-In Grocery TRIANGLE MOBIL GILBERT AND MARY WALLACE UNIQUE CLEANERS DRUE NICHOLSON INSURANCE AGENCY Cleaners of Fine Fabrics W. A. and HELEN DAVIS 107 W. Nash Terrell, Texas DRUE NICI-IOLSON, JR. VAN MERIDITI-I JO 3-3711 - Complete Insurance Service - Terrell, Texas 220 IBUDDY ALLEN 3 1, K I ,:.QQ.f1- I iliii? f . zu -' 3 it ' I Pw r . 2225 i I I Chevrolet Company .IO 3-2753 E -,,. . ,. ,gy I W ' K-'f-i 5 ELI Q 9 my il WWW ' ll B Cone With the Curl on Top DAIRY QUEEN t 'v in Terrell, Texas F 6 406 sg SS l A IV . 2 N4 J f ,i , .. HN 1 L 1 1 I I x I 1 1. I 1 1 fm' - ws. hun. un,- ullllll--ulllh QHHHHJHH- '-'.HMO-'HH9 '-'NMMA 1 - V' 1, f ,, , ,. ELITE CLEANERS 220 West Moore JO 3-4523 for Pick-Up and Delivery Let us Keep-U-Neat at the Elite! WADE DOVER REAL ESTATE For the Ultimate in Hair Styling HAIR FASHIONS by Go rd on GORDON'S BEAUTY SALON 807-B W. Moore JO 3-5735 22I BEST WISI-IES JARVIS-RUTLEDGE FURNITURE COMPANY T 11 Texas JO 3 2641 115 E. Moore Ph JO 3-2761 120 North V g MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC 302 W. Nash T 11 T Jo 3-3366 TERRELL STATE BANK Member of F. D. I. C. 222 , McLENDON'S COUNTRY STORE Ables Springs Road Route 5 Terrell T PIERSON'S GARAGE 108 N. Virginia Terrell, Tex J. F. GORDON REAL ESTATE Greenville Highway C. GRIFFIN'S DAIRY-MART 813 West Moore Terrell, Texa Having a Party? CALL JO 3-9072 WE WILL DELIVER I-I. GRIFFIN, Owne TERRELL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 107 North Blanch .IO 3-2771 Terrell B 8. J SALES FEED STORE SALVAGE STORE 1'15 N. Virginia - .TO 3-2331 201 N. Virginia - JO 3-4462 N 1 Compliments of Compliments f A ' . X Q e. of R GEORGE F. vEAsEY JR. THE RECORD SHOP C. L. MOORES J. E. LEWIS CONOCO SERVICE STATION 700 W. Moore Terrell, Texas Ph. .TO 3-9065 C. B. Radio KMV 5158 224 r,,,,Qfjf llflfllilll MI ll 9 ' - L T MABERRY FORD SALES Your Friendly Ford Dealer ln Terrell Highway 80 West at 2.05 JO 3-3315 VEAZEY-ANDERSON GULF on Bookkeeping and Tax Service W. O. AND BILLY MACK LEE, Distributors 407 Anderson Bldg. Tires, Batteries, Accessories, Terrell, Texas Petroleurn Pr oducts DORSEY'S BARBER SHOP -2 Zl MEN's HAIRSTYLING Phone JO 3 3 Kaufman County 105 N. Adelaide JO 3-9990 225 L. 5' Q f J ISS CHRIS' CAFE JAMES CACAS 220 East Moore .TO 3 3353 0 X 3 5 ALEXANDER HOSPITAL 204 West N h .TO 3-2668 T 11 Te O. P. FIELDS AGENCY GENERA L INSURANC E American National Bank Building Terrell, Texas BREWER'S FLOWERS Flowers That Ring A Bell VIRGINIA and BERTI-IA BREWER 703 North Rockvvall .IO 3-4351 .IO 3-Z5 COMP LIMENTS OF ERMA'S BEAUTY SHOP I3 204 N. Frances Terrell, Texas THE GIFT BOX GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bryce Crystal Gorham Sterling Denby Stoneware Royal Doulton China Independence Ironstone TERRELL SQUARE COMPLIMENTS OF M CHRIS' Poumrs STEAK P9 'I TERRELL TEXAS I E HOUSE I-E25 I , if' I . 500 W. MOORE AVE SHOE SERVICE I nw WHITES AUTO STORE 205 E. Moore .TO 3-3841 ROBERTS AND CHAMPION INSURANCE JO 3-3713 109 N. Frances Terrell, Texas MARESH STUDIO Since 1921 Portrait and Commercial Photography Weddings - Parties Industrial Groups Schools - Organizations Cameras and Supplies 106 N. Frances .TO 3-4851 GROVE DRIVE-IN 201 West Grove Seafood Chicken Baskets All Kinds of Drinks EVERETTE AND LINA DAVIS COMP LIMENTS OF D. J. JACOBS PRODUCE WHOLESALE ONLY .TO 3-5851 Terrell, Texas Iii STOUT'S DAIRY MART ARMY STORE Headquarter 205 West Moore JO 3-4551 C mplim ent of ECONOMY MARKET 229 FURNITURE STORE M ,fc Z Mow' - G. Apg1ian : AAXAW 2l and212W.M oore JO ,. gg 5 5 A Mg 2M,,A.a..1. y - F 501 1? 2? ' gb f- -1 M W M N ,kg Q M-,f A F. 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