Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1965 volume:

TOLLESTON MICH SCHOOL Gary, Indiana REFLECTIONS OF ’65 This year's Pioneer is quite similar toa mirror which reflects images and actions. The achievements of Tolleston’s students, faculty, and athletic teams reflect the high standards of our school. This year's annual attempts to share with you some of the highlights and vibrant moments experienced by the Tolleston family this year. The Senior Class of 1965 is the epitome of Tolleston’s high standards--the real re- flector of the entire student body, school spirit, and faculty work. Whether the members of this class succeed or fail after leaving Tolleston will depend upon the knowl- edges gained and values obtained during the entire of their high school experience. The Sophomore and Junior Classes have begun to develop their potentialities, character, and personalities. They play an important role in the effective operation of our organizations and school spirit. Together with the Freshman Class, whose ability to readily adjust to the high school situation was remarkable, these classes show great promise for success of future Senior classes. The accent on excellence which the faculty and administratorsconstantlydemand of the s.udents reflects the high caliber of the Tolleston faculty. The administrators took a deep interest in the progress and behavior of the entire student Body. Faculty was always willing to meet any difficulties which arose for any student. Tolleston High School can be proud of the fine athletic teams which represent it. We may not be the victors in all of our endeavors, but at times we have been victorious over the best. We compete with the sense of fair play in our minds and a strong will to win. Whenever we win, joy reigns, but when we loose, we always keep in mind the saying, It matters not who won or lost, but how the game was played. Keeping this in mind, we are now pre- pared to embark on a journey to view the REFLECTIONS OF '65 2 TOLLESTON SCHOOL LIFE REFLECTED HAPPY MEMORIES. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES WERE A PART OF SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE. HOMECOMING Football homecoming high- lighted the season fall activities this year. Again our annual contest was held to see what young lady would be crowned Homecoming Queen 1964-65. The candidates worked faithfully to turn in money and to get additional tickets from Coach Likins. As the deadline drew nearer, more and more tension mounted. At last the eight finalists were chosen. Finally, the big night arrived and four beautiful convertibles drove eight finalists around the field at half time. Then for the most thrilling moment of all, Fayetta Waddell was crowned Homecoming Queen 1964-65. A crown, a trophy, a bouquet, and a watch were her prizes while the runners-up re- ceived bouquets and bracelets bear- ing the inscription Homecoming Princess . The Queen and her court rode off the field to become one of the highlights of 64-65. The Queen received many congratulations and wishes for a very happy reign. Fayetta Waddell. Homecoming Queen. STUDENT AND FACULTY PARTICIPATION PROMOTED SOCIAL ACTIVITIES. JUNIORS CLASS PARTY, A GALA AFFAIR! SOCIAL FINALE - THE PROM! Many students participated In the traditional Grand March. The Grand March and Its many arrangements was the event of the evening. Coach Smith and class officers led the Grand March. TOLLESTON SCHOOL LIFE REFLECTED HAPPY MEMORIES. Students found library was an asset for completing homework and Improving study habits. The Honor Roll plaque posted the names of students who constantly strove toward academic success. Coach Vance points out main pans of car engine to student drivers during I river Education classes. Student Managers showed team-spirit throughout each season, and faithfully accompanied the team at the games. V Debra Carter and Debra Pranklln represented Tolleston in the Pootball-O-Rama contest. AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES WERE MANY. v aaV WBD. Crowd� cheered as the queens panned by and waved. • M++ ] m 4 r %ar 'jfl Senior Class L . -a L « Decorating Com- n Tafc jp ?.-' mittee worked Dressing up as 19th century teachers was part of the P.T.A. initiation. 12 many hours to make decorations for their class party. V LANGUAGE, JOURNALISM DEPARTMENTS Literature comes alive in Mrs. Moffatt's classi Only the best pass theclose scrutiny of Pioneer Staff members! Miss Sacopulos assists her students in English class. 14 These eager students prove F reshman English is no bore. STRESSED BASIC IDEAS Spanish students learn grammatical aspects of Foreign language. Pioneer Staff members Identify student pictures for the year- book. Copy work Involved hours of careful and tedious research. Spanish teacher, Mrs. Davis. emphasized pronouncl.it ion. MATH AND SCIENCE CLASSES Future scientists demonstrate an appreciation for preciseness and accuracy. Mr. Lewis demon- strates the use of the Projection Micro- scope to students in Bio-Physical science. Chemistry students work hard to obtain accurate results from experiments. DEVELOPED CHALLENGES FOR TOMORROWS SCIENTISTS. Geometry students try to work out solution to problem. Mr.Liscoe explains the fundamentals o f mechanical drawing to three of his students. Biology students e x- amine display set out by Miss Wallace. STUDENTS DISPLAYED GREAT Art students admire the work of fellow students. Metal shop students are constantly busy working or various projects. Woodshop students listen carefully to Mr. Daily's Instructions. Mr. Stet 1 explains to his students tbout important dates In American history. 18 INTEREST IN ALL CLASSES. Girls learn the basic fundamentals of home living. Mrs. Wilson demonstrates to her students how to put in a hem. Mr. Kescley points out elementary rules of safety. Physical climbing days! Ed. boys are to the top these History students take notes during one of Dr. Cranes Girls participate in many activities in Physical Education, lectures. ESTHETIC APPRECIATION DEVELOPED THROUGH MUSIC Dally practice Insured self-assurance in musical Reading music demands practice and attention, skills. T— - « R Conducting a band is no easy chore--but Mr. Bryant enjoyed It. Developing musical skills brought smiles from Glee Club members. FUTURE STENOGRAPHERS AND BUSINESS PEOPLE GET BASICS Mrs. Resetsr instructs her class on business techniques. Poise in presentation is also important to ACapella Choir. MATHEMATICS BECAME FUNCTIONAL - LANGUAGE USABLE! Mr. McCauley stresses some important steps in this problem to his Algebra II students. Students get belter ideas of what written assign ments should oe from Mrs. Rodgers. 22 Attention is not 100%. but Mrs. Thompson com- ma nds 99%! MIMI GARY SCHOOL BOARD Board of Trustees (November, 1964) Seated, Dr. James ident; Mr. John F. Gutowski, Secretary; Standi F. Wygant. Treasurer; Mr. Andrew D. White, Pres- Mrs. Dena S. Adams; and Dr. Alfonso D. Holiday, Dr. Lee R. Gilbert, Superintendent of Gary Public Schools ADMINISTRATORS REFLECT SCHOLARSHIP Mr. Richard M. Carrabine and Mr. William P. Swan, our Principal and Assistant Principal, entered their fourth year as Chief Administrators of Tolleston High School. The difficult job of ad- ministration has been handled with effectiveness and dynamism. The suc- cessful and efficient operation of the school plant and facilities and their relationship to the student body reflect the complete cooperation of the administrators, faculty, and student personnel. Much of this success is an outgrowth of the ex- perience. training, and concern of our Principal and Assistant Principal. Through their iolnt co- operation and understand- ing. Mr. Carrabine and Mr. Swan have secured the re- spect and admiration of the teachers and students alike. Richard M. Carrabine. Principal William P. Swan. Assistant Principal TOLLESTON GUIDANCE AND SFRVICE AT Mrs. Helen Dantzler, Nurse Mrs. Anne Redmon, Girls' Counselor Mrs. Dorothy Lawshe, Girls’ Counselor Mrs. Eunice Palmer. Pupil Personnel SECRETARIES DEMONSTRATED EFFICIENCY Mrs. Anna Lewis Mrs. Dolores t.opp Mrs. Gloria North 27 TOLLESTON FACULTY Eugene Brown, Mathematics Melville Brvant, Band Mrs. Ella Bush. English Mr . Barbara Chandler, Jr. High Mathematics Floyd Conard, Biology Earl Aaron, Boys’ Counselor Alfred Beckman, Jr. High Social Studies Dr. George Crane, Psychology, World History Mrs. Yvonne Davis, French. Spanish Richard Barack, U. S. History Mr . Ellen Beshore, English John Duncan, Jr. High Science James Bawden, Jr. High Counselor 1 J t Mrs. Wendy Divine, English STRESSED SCHOLARSHIP Coach Fred Mrs. Erma Elliott, Elkins, Physical Mathematics Education Washington Marris, Mathematics Marce Gonzalez, Spanish Leonard Mayes, Jr. High Mathematics James Melwig. Mrs. Mattie Hunter, Jr. High Mathe- I.D.R. matics Earl Jackson, Jr. High Music Mrs. Janet Johnson. Physical Education Mehilo Keseley, Health-and-Safety. Physical Education Miss Sheila Ronald Lascoe, Kuehnle, Social Jr. High Metals Studies Mrs. Dorothy Lawshe, Mrs. Inez Leek, Counselor Business Education Meharry Lewis, Bio-Physical Science 29 TEACHERS ENCOURAGE Donald Lindaas, Edward Lumpkin. Audley Mackel. James Maya. Dale McCauley, Music Mathematics Jr. High Science Speech Mathematics Fred Mcl.andau, Jr. High Mathe- matics Miss Joanne Minelli, Government and Economics Mrs. Virginia Moffatt, English Edward Moore, Chemistry and Physics John O'Keefe, Metals Robert Oliver, Miss Frances Perkins, Miss Rosa Pewitt, Mrs. Willie Pitts. Sam Poliak, U.S. History Jr, High Science Home Economics Librarian World History 30 FURTHER STUDY Mrs. Corlnne Mrs. Marianne Koach, Mrs. Ana Rodgers, Miss Eugenia Raymond Sifrig, Resetar. Business Art English Sacopulos, English Business Education Education Miss Jessie Taylor, Home Economics Mrs. Anne Thompson, i.atin and English Coach Joe Vance, Health and Drivers Training Miss Edith Wallace, Biology James Washington, Jr. Mi 0+1 Wood shop FACULTY EXEMPLIFIES OWN TEACHINGS Norman Watson, Electric Shop Ted Wetekamp. James Whiteside, Jr. High Social Studies Jr. High Mathematics Mrs. Mona Wilson, Charles Wise, Sewing Government and Economics Mrs. Gloria Mrs. Anne Redmon, Ziolkowski, Counselor Jr. High Social Studies Mrs. Janet Parfenoff, Jr. High English Our helpful custodians worked long hours to keep tne school clean. SENIORS James Abyss Football Track Burnette William Aldrich Baseball Freshman Football Track K.O.T.C. Drill Team Honor Guard Katherine Allay David Allen Spanish Club SENIORS Janis Denise Alsobrooks French Club President Girls' State Delegate Joe Berg Honor Society Gordon's Teen Board Hl-Y Sweetheart I. U. French Honors Program Jean Arend Brandon Leslie Hamilton Atkins French Club Latin Club Wrestling Band Orchestra I. I. T. Advanced Math Marvin Baker Science Club Glenn Ballard Freshman Football Varsity Football Frosh Track Varsity Track Amy Banks French Club SENIORS Earl D. Banks, Jr. R.O.T.C. Battalion Commander Regimental Honor Council Honor Guard Drill Team Rifle Team Track Beverly Ann Batiste Y-Teens Pep Club Secretary F.B.L.A. Cynthia Rose Berry Honor Society Treasurer C.A.A. Secretary French Club President Y-Teens President Girls' State Delegate Booster Club I.I.T. Advanced Math Joe Berg Carol Black F.B.L.A. 35 Carol Lynn Blake G.A.A. Concert Band Science Club French Club Booster Club Glee Club Yvonne Blakely SENIORS Alfred Bowman R.O.T.C. Freshman Basketball Rifle Team ACapella Choir Social Chairman 36 Gregory Bratton Concert Band James Cadena Freshman Class President Student Council It's Academic Team Boys State Alternate Joe Berg Judge Kaplan's Junior Jury Governor's Youth Advisory Council Latin Club Science Club Honor Society First Place: Fire Pre- vention Essay Contest Concert Band Noeml Camacho Merlin Carson French Club Science Club SENIORS Denise Carter Pat Cave Latin Club Y-Teens G.A.A. F.B.L.A. Theresa Chlsom Charles Causey Collet Football: Frosh Reserve Varsity Track: Frosh Sophomore Varsity Hl-Y 37 Clinton Collins Football Wrestling Freshman. Sophomore Track Lillie B. Comer ACapella Choir Booster Club Ciris' Glee Club Milton Curtis R.O.T.C. Football Track 38 Janice Delores Conners Y-Teens Pep Club F. f.A. G. A.A. Linda Crosslev F.B.L.A. Treasurer Art Club Y-Teens Booster Club SENIORS Richard Cunegin R.O.T.C. Rifle Team Alvin Curtis R.O.T.C. Rifle Team Drill Team Football Audio Visual Barbara Daughity G.A.A. Y -Teens Raider Review Booster Club Atoma Davis French Club G.A.A. Drama Club Pep Club Fool ball-O-Rama Queen '63 Tournament of Roses Queen 'A3 Phyllis Ann Davis G.A.A. Latin Club F.T.A. Vice-President Y -Teens Foothall-O-Rama Candidate Booster Club F reshman Cheerleader Pioneer Staff Diane DeBowles Latin Club Y-Teens Pioneer Staff Booster Club G.A.A. SENIORS Earl Draper Diane Dravet Art Club Football LaPearl Davis Latin Club Y-Teens Bruce Evans Latin Club Science Club Concert Band 40 Zelda Edwards Charles Eggleston SENIORS William Lee Eldridge World Affairs Forum Joe Berg Golf Team l.I.T. Advanced Math Carla English F. B.L.A. G. A.A. Alternate Cheerleader Jerome Ezell Anita Flournoy Clarence Floyd SENIORS Kenneth Francis Deborah Jean Franklyn Y -Teens Pep Club Reserve Cheerleader F.T.A. Thomas George R. O. T. C. Rifle Team Drill Team Football 41 Betty Jean Garrett Girls' Glee Booster Club G.A.A. Red Cross Award Sal lie May lene Glover Band Secretary Y -Teens F. T.A. G. A.A. Raider Review Editorial Staff Veltor Goode R.O.T.C. Track Varsity Cross-Country SENIORS Donald Jerome Graham Freshman Football Freshman. Sophomore Track Wrestling R.O.T.C. John Green 42 Leonard Haile National Senior Honor Society Science Club Boy’s State Delegate Joe Berg Judge Kaplan's Junior Jury It's Academic Team. Alternate I.l.T. Advanced Math Tennis Team Larry Haley Freshman Football Freshman Track R.O.T.C. Drill Team Baseball Brenda Haney Junior Class Treasurer Booster Club Treasurer Y -Teens P.T.A. Cynthia Hardaway F.T.A. President Drama Club l-atin Club Booster Club Art Club SENIORS Charles L. Harris Clemon Harris K.O.T.C. Rifle Team III-Y Chaplain. Parliamentarian Reginald Stanley Hayes Boy's State Alternate Senior Honor Society Science Club Joe Berg Latin Club President F.B.L.A. Student Council Pioneer Staff Layout Editor Hi-Y Chaplain National Latin Test Award Inter-City Student Council 43 Katherine Haymon Edward Henderson Art Club: Sergeant at Arms Track Freshman Class Treasurer Frosh Football Robert L. Henderson R.O.T.C. Drill Team Frosh Football Track Audio Visual Wrestling Mary Alice Hlbble SENIORS 44 Edward Hood Concert Band All City Band Football Cross Country Track Band Intramural Basketball Ivory Hood Freshman Basketball Reserve Basketball R.O.T.C. Varsity Wrestling Varsity Football Captain All City Football All Conference Football All State Football Ricardo Hopkins Football Track Frankie M. House F.B.L.A. Booster Club ACapella Choir August Hornsby Concert Band Football Wrestling All-City Band Jacqueline Raye Houseworth ACapella Choir F.T.A. SENIORS | Gloria Jean Hudson G. A. A. Secretary G.A.A. Baseball Sporthead G.A.A. Publicity Chairman F.B.L.A. Vice-President F.T.A. French Club Elesa Hughes Y-Teens Secretary Latin Club F. T.A. Booster Club G. A.A. Modestine Ishmon Latin Club Band Y-Teens Co-Op Drama Club 45 Margaret Hull Bonita Jackson G.A.A. President French Club Secretary Latin Club Bookkeeper. Treasurer Y - Teens Almond James R.O.T.C. Base ho II Janice Louise King F. B.L.A. Reporter Y-Teens G. A.A. Raider Review Staff Elaine Jefferson Alfred Johnson Hi-Y Program Chairman Concert Band President Concert Band Executive Board Concert Band Business Manager Orchestra Latin Club Drum Major SENIORS Janice Lorraine Johnson F.A.A. Y-Teens Booster Club Red Cross Award Haney Jones III French Club Vice President Student Council Reserve Football Frosh Track Senior Class Treasurer Senior Honor Society President Hi-Y Jacqueline Lvnn Jones Senior Class President Senior Honor Society Joe Berg I. I. T. Advanced Math Latin Club G.A.A. Patricia A. Lindsov G.A.A. Homecoming Court Booster Club F.B.L.A. Marie Littles G.A.A. Booster Club Y-Teens F.B.L.A. Bobbie McCIatchey SENIORS Sandra McGregory Student Council Secretary, President Inter-city Student Coun Y-Teens Program Chairman French Club Senior Class Secretary Pioneer Staff Assistant Business Manager, Advertising Fditor Girls' State Alternate G.A.A. Honor Society Joyce McKinley Senior Student Council Concert Band Anita McKinney Y-Teens Art Club Art Club Award G.A.A. Anna McCIatchey Theresa Mendtzabel Alfred Miller HI-Y Raider Review Staff Student Photographer Velma Miller Girls' Glee Club Treasurer Raider Review Booster Club Tommy Minor Sophomore Class President Hl-Y Fred Mitchell Varsity Football Reserves Football Baseball Track Pioneer Staff Editor, Sports Editor Raider Review Editor Student Council Spanish Club Vice- President Hl-Y Parliamentarian F.B.L.A. Lettermans' Club President Doris Mitchell Y-Teens G.A.A. F.T.A. F.B.L.A. Girls' Glee SENIORS Willie C. Moore R.O.T.C. FOOTBALL Basketball Fred Moss Hi-Y Treasurer Raider Review Sports Editor Audio Visual Club Cross Country Kathy Naylor G.A.A. Art Club Secretary Y-Teens Inter-city Representative F.T.A. Corresponding Secretarv French dlub Booster Club Angle L. Negron Concert Band Science Club F.B.L.A. R.O.T.C. Wrestling Team F reshmon. Sophomore Track Varsity Track SENIORS Nathaniel O’Neal Hi-Y Concert Band All-State Winner Tom Nichols Varsity Football Co-Captain Varsity Basketball Co-Captain Varsity Track Hi-Y R.O.T.C. Freshman Football All-City Football All-Stars Football Conference Football Evelyn Ortiz Louis Ortiz SO Connie Radio Cheerleader Captain Art Club President G.A.A. Latin Club R.O.T.C. Honorary Cadet Booster Club Homecoming Queen '63 Ernest Page Concert Band Diane Josctta Parker C.A.A. Treasurer SENIORS Walter Parker Virginia G. Partlda Art Club Turnitta Patterson F. T.A. Y-Teens French Club G. A.A. National Safety Council Booster Club Audio Visual Concert Band Orchestra Alba Pedrero 51 Dorothy Ploszai G.A.A. Art Club George Pollard Ht-Y Art Club ACapella Choir Freshman Football Cross Country Robert L. Protho Jr. Basketball Co-Captain Baseball Captain Cross Country SENIORS Ronald Race Kenneth Randolph R.O.T.C. Freshman Football Patricia Richardson G.A.A. F.B.LA. Nelson Elliot Roberta HI- Y President, Vice- President Art Club Vice-President F.T.A. Publicity Chairman Reserve Basketball Reserve, Freshman Football Freshman Class Vice- President Sophomore Class Vice- President Junior Class Vice- President ACapella Choir Social Chairman Reserve, Freshman Track Arthur Robinson Freshman Football R.O.T.C. Janls Robinson Booster Club SENIORS Marvin H. Robinson Ada Rodriguez R.O.T.C. Varsity Football Hl-Y Reserve Basketball ACapella Choir Social Chairman Wrestling Dorothy Rogers Freshman Class Secretary Booster Club G.A.A. Y-Teens Student Council ACapella Choir President, Vice-President Freshman Cheerleader Horace Rogers Hl-Y Pioneer Staff Cross Country Varsity. Reserve Basketball Football 53 Rogercarole Rogers G.A.A. Latin Club Y-Teens Senior Honor Society i.l.T. Advanced Math Joe Berg Girls' State Delegate Booster Club Edwin Romero SENIORS Enrique Romero Hl-Y Secretary Art Club Drama Club R.O.T.C. Wrestling Manager Booster Club Jacqueline Ross Ramona Salinas Epifanio Santana Jr. Wrestling R.O.T.C. Art Club 54 Carl Scott Hi-Y Concert Band Jazz Band Track. 1 resh., Sopho. Varsity Cross Country 4 yr. All State Contest W inner Lettcrman's Club Thomas James Scocc K.O.T.C. Freshman Football Track Cross Country Camelle Spires Girls' Glee Club G.A.A. Booster Club James Sims Alicia Smith G.A.A. Art Club SENIORS Rosetta Marla Smith G.A.A. F.B.L.A. Y-Teens Booster Club Janie Spencer Girls' Glee Vice President G.A.A. F.T.A. Y-Teens Tommie Scott William Stcllhorn ACapcIla Choir R.O.T.C. All-City Rifle Team All-State Rifle Teanr Delegate Rifle Team Captain 55 Mary Ann Teamer Girls Glee Club Secretary F.B.L.A. Booster Club 56 Patrick Stewart Ella Taylor Y-Teens F.B.L.A. Booster Club Secretary Junior Class Secretary Student Council SENIORS Robert Taylor Samuel Taylor R.O.T.C. Emanuel Charles Thurston James L. Triplett Freshman Basketball Football Wrestling F reshman. Sophomore Track SENIORS Cynthi Y -Teens Varsity Cheerleaders Reserve Cheerleaders Geraldine Underwood Latin Club Art Club Booster Club G.A.A. F.T.A. Girls' State Alternate Spanish Club G.A.A. Majorette. Co-Captain Carolyn Ursery Senior Class Vice- President Senior Honor Society President, Vice- President Student Council Corre- sponding Secretary Alternate Cheerleader '63 Gary Post Teen-Corre- spondent Tolleston Herald Teen- Correspondent Raider Review Staff Pioneer Staff Co-Editor. Assistant Business Manager F reddie Vanzant F. B.L.A., Parliamentarian Y-Teens G. A.A. 57 Yvonne Webb Latin Club F.T.A. Drama Club 58 betty Jean Warren Diane Washington G. A. A. Latin Club Y-Teens Treasurer F.T.A. Treasurer Art Club Booster Club SENIORS Julius Washington Track 1 rosh Basketball Cross-Country Pat Weakly Concert Band g.a.a. F.T.A. All-State Band Rena Whitaker Y-Teens Band Latin Club G.A.A. Booster Club Majorette. Co-Captain Benny Whitler Annette William� Daniel Williams Cross-Country Luther Wilkins Jr. R.O.T.C. Loot ball Manager Baseball Manager Junior Band SENIORS Patricia Wilson Bernard Hanyard Hl-Y Vice-President F.T.A. Drama Club Track Cross-Country R.O.T.C. Wrestling V iM t E Eddie A. Dillard Concert Band Science Club Roherra Harbin Student Council C.A.A. Band Raider Review A Capella Choir Mozell Haymon Eddie R. Howard R.O.T.C. Wrestling Drill Team Art Club SENIORS Jacqueline Itricia Johnson Concert Band Majorette. Captain Booster Club F.B.L.A. All City Band Orchestra Thomas James May R.O.T.C. Mixed Chorus Kenneth Millender Booster Club A Capella Choir Audio Visual Linda Jo Mitchell Girls' state Delegate Senior Honor Society Drama Club President Science Club Latin Club World Affairs Forum Gloria Moocye William Page Bettye Jean Scott Booster Club G.A.A Science Club Anilda Torres SENIORS William D. Taylor Football Reserve Basketball Track Hi-Y Publicity Chairman R.O.T.C. Antonia Torres 61 Cynthia Berry Valedictorian BERRY AND H Senior Class officers were: Jones. President; Carolyn McCregory, Secretary. Leonard Haile Salutatorian The leaders of the class of 1965 were Cynthia Berry and Leonard Haile, valedic- torian and salutatorian, respectively. Cynthia followed a program of math and foreign languages throughout high school. Leonard was a math ana science major. We wish them success in their future educational endeavors. The students of the class of '65 who finished in the upper ten per-cent of their class included: first row, left to right, Janice Alsobrooks, Jeannitta Giles, Linda M itchell, Cynthia Berry, Anita F lournoy,Carolyn Ursery, 62 and Cynthia Hardaway. Second row, left to right, Bruce Evans, Haney Jones. Rogercarole Rogers, Sandra McGregory. Jackie Jones, Brandon Atkins, Gregory Bratton, and Reginald Hayes. Third row, left to right, John l.ee, James Cadena, Edwin Molina. Leonard Haile, Alfred Johnson, and Fred Mitchell. UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Junior Class Officers are Right to Left Beverly Wilson, President; Dorothy f.reston, Vice-President; and Sharon Burge, Secretary. Not present is Nona Fitts, Treasurer. Dorothy Adams Carmen Agosto Charles Alexander James Anderson Don Allen Sam Anderson Willie Archie Jane Atkins Alice Barnes Floyd Barnes Gwen Barns Joe Bell Linda Bowden L.J. Britt Brenda Brown Carolyn Brown Gloria Brown Marilyn Brown Wendell Brumfield Arthur Bryant Sharon Burge Larry Butler Dallla Camachio Donald Cane Marcia Carmen Artis Carrol Jeffry Carrol Debra Carter Harold Carter Alice Costellanos 64 Sandra Castroe La Shung Chatterson Timothy Cobbs Alicia Cody Dennis Coleman Teresa Conley Robert Cooley Reginald Counce Harold Cox Ronald Cox Cleo Culver Harriet Curtis Johnnie Guzman Harvey Dailey John Da Villa Nickie Davis Richard Deganis Cheryl Dickerson Janis Dickerson Portia Drummond Karen [ incan Jesse Duran Joe Duran Gloria Eddie Ruby Eddie Clara Edwards Margo Eldrich Jackie Embry Sandra Erwin Joyce Evans Sharon Evans Loistine Ewing Bruce Ezell Lee Ezell Maxine Fair Carlos Farmer John Fernandez Rita Fields Patricia Fitch Nona Fitts Donald Fleming Lexie Fridge William Fridge Frank Flores Gloria Flores Tom Flores Henrietta Flournoy Jeana Ford 65 ■ JUNIORS Donna Foster Elizabeth Fox Marjorie Galindo Donnie Gambriel Thomas Garrett Elizabeth Giles Cosvell Glover Barbara Goodman Mavis Graham Rudolph Grey Joyce Gregory Eunice Grice Monica Grundie Loretta Gunn Phyllis Hall John Harbin Patricia Harley Diane Harris Eddie Harris Tyjuana Harris Cornelia Harps La Borne Hayes Lee Henderson Linda Hicks Carol Hinton Patrick Jtogan Lazarus Holden Cheryl Ann Holloway Isaac Hood Marsha Hood Hattie Howard John Houseworth Mary Hudson Carolyn Hughly Muriel Huley Marlen Hurt Sheila Ivey Dorothy Jackson Jeanette James Larry James Sandra Johnson Sheila Jenkins Derrick Jester Carol Johnson Connie Johnson Gloria Johnson Kenneth Johnson Mary Johnson 1966 Josephine Joiner Celestine Jones Eve rage Jones Gloria Jones Henry Jones Karen Jones Steve Jones Wallace Jones Wilson Joseph Michael Kelley Patricia Kelley Darrel Keye Albcrtine Kimbrough Naomi Kimbrough Kitty King Tommy King Shirley Knipp Johnnie La Broi Geraldine Lancaster Richard Landrum Arthur Laster Marlola l eonard Henry Lewis Mabel l-cwls Regina Little Mark Lott Ernestine McClatchy Mary Ann McGee Reyner McGee Clarence McKinley Kathleen Mallory Rudy Mannie Margo Martinez Joyce Mayes Peggy Means Sharon Mitchell Anthony Mont ion Claudia Moore Edwin Moore Theodore Moore Isaac Moses Beatrice Moss Gwen Moss Jon Nadolski Anthony Naylor Earl Neal Sandra Neal Carl Noel JUNIORS Iris Norwood Jaquelinc Pace Cassie Padlo Anilda Pagan Willie Pagan Twilla Parka Jean Pavic Earl Payton Eugene Perkins Frank Perry Gregonr Perry Doris Peterson Willie Phelps Larry Phillips Christine Polk Lance Pratt Dorothy Preston Linda Price Robby Pride Anthony Protho Linda Protho Cynthia Raine Bonita Ransom Phillip Raspberry Pat Redden Sharon Reed Brenda Reese Clarence Reynolds Mike Richardson Colynthia Robinson Donald Robinson Melvin Roche Diane Ross Fred Ross Gilbert Santillian Nina Scott Rowan Smith Charles Stacker Gwen Starks Eloise Stokes Betty Stone Edith Swope Phyllis Szezyrba Bessie Taylor Patricia Thompson Vivian Thompson Toni Tennelle Charles Tolbert 68 CLASS OF 1966 Miguel Torres Arlis Trent Jerome Tucker Robert Tucker Patricia Salinas Fransisco Serano Robert Shotwell Zella Smith Betty Sneed Johnnie Spears Joyce Sykes Robert Ursery Donna Vespo Larry Walker Mary Walker Steve Wallace F.ddle Washington Robert Washington Xavier Webb Dwight Westbrook Melvin Wheeler Garland White Jackie White Wanda White Shirley Washingto. Walter Washington Willie Washington Martha Watson Janice Weaver Billy Webb Luther Wilkins Harold Williams Janet Williams Jeffry Williams Jimmy Williams Emmett Willis Beverly Wilson Linda Wilson Paulette Wimbly Victoria Winters Sandra Wolfe Betty Woodall Low an a Woolfork Sandra Worthman Lucy Wyatt Frank Zedalis Adam Jordan Charles McNeal SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers are Right to Left: Wendell Johns, President; Antoinette Raspberry, Vice- President; Cathy Curtis, Secretary; and Mary Alexander, Treasurer. Lewis Abbyss Ronald Acoff Gilbert Anderson Felicia Andrews Robert Archie Linda Askew Lynetta Barnshaw Carolyn Baskin Lynetta Berhom Mary Ann Berry Willie Bond Brenda Bonner 70 CLASS OF 1967 Thomas Bowens Willie Bowman Betty Boyd Sheryl Brewer Steven Britt Patricia Brome Debra Brown Doris Brown Joe Brown Loretta Brown Lutrisha Brown Patricia Brown Valerie Brazelton Abraham Brumfield Willie Bemett Jan Carter Lcmual Carter Linda Carter Constance Cauley Gregory Cauther Richard Castellanos Yalanda Cauther Daisey Cave Anne Chambers Precious Christmas Linda Clark Mary Clark Maurice Clark Jimmy Cleveland Geraldine Cobbs Doyle Cole Ray Collins Willetta Collins Silas Conners Roscoe Cooley John Corley Dale Cox Cathy Crossley Kathy Curtis Dana Daniels Fred Davila La Bretta Davis Bernice Davis Patricia Dawson Shirley Day Jimmy Deal Booker Dean Pamela Dickerson SOPHOMORES Major Dillard Danny Doss John Draco Violetta Dumas Carolyn Dunn Leroy Edwards Louise Edwards Otis Edwards Crozell Eggleston Joann Eller Robert Evans Leon Fair Mary Fletcher Patricia Flournoy Jerry Ford Tanettc Foster Saline Frances Lupe Friaz Camelle Friths Jessie Gaskin Diane Gholston Edna Gilbert Robert Gilbert Maisie Gilliam Bemadinc Glover Charlette Green Larry Green Lynn Green Bail Green Brenda Green Valerie Gordon James Guine Annette Harris Barbara Harris Clarence Harris Freddie Harris Mary Harris Robert Harris Sharon Harris Kathleen Hayes Richard Hayes Annette Haynes Bill Haydon William Head Barbara Heardon Brenda Henderson Carmen Hernandez Suzette Hicks CLASS OF 1967 Anne Hill Ernie Hill James Holden Hazetta Hogan Rudolph Holmes Deborah Houston Margaret Houston Francis Howard Vernon Hubbard Pat Hudak Irene Hudson John Hudson Andrea Hudson Danny Hud ton Marie Hull Gloria Jackson James Jackson Janette Jackson Alice James Glenn James Alfredia Jelks Sandra Jeter Park Ella Joiner Wendell Johns James Johnson Isaac Johnson Ozell Johnson Pat Johnson Stanley Johnson Izell Joseph Barbara Jones Charles Jones Mary Jones John Kerner Ira King Janis Kyle Vernon La Broi Walter Landrum Ollnda Lassenby Richard Lee Odessa Lewis Pearline Lewis Gwen Littles Adrine Lofton Ruben Low Jane Lynon Vernetta McClatchey Dorothy McClesin SOPHOMORES Richard McClelland Diane McCloud Linda McCoy Margo McCullen Darlyta Me Elroy Derryln McGregory Gloria McKinlev Jackie McKinley Hal McKinney Karlene Maline Reginald Marcus Ronald Marcus Charles Martin Paul Martin John Meadow Eleanor Metcalf Sharin Metcalf Herman Miller Ancilita Mendoza Darryle Minor Howard Mitchell Lunell Monday Thelma Monger Rafeal Monoy Stephanie Monterio Kathy Moodie Carl Moore Everett Moore Willie Mootye Jeanette Morgan Charles Moses Noreen Morton Albert Murphy Betty Neal Maurice Neal Roosevelt Neal Miriam Negron Jackie Newell James Newell Diane Nolan Monica Noel plvec O'Kelley Walletta Oliver Alba Ortiz Margaret Ortiz Susan Osika Is real Otero Rusty Padlo CLASS OF 1967 Azael Pagan Larry Paine Sylvester Palmer Kenneth Parker Rita Perkins Doris Peterson Alphonso Pounds Issac Preston Leatrice Price Ronald Price Irene Protho Nancy Prudleman Debera Randolph Belinda Randsom Antoinette Raspberry Albie Redden Melvin Reedens Lillian Reid Gwen Rhines Sharon Rhodes Pat Roberts Billy Robinson Barbara Robinson Earl Robinson Floyd Roberton Herminio Satana Carolyn Scott Jean Scott Marcelita Sherard Almata Simppor Angela Smith Benita Smith Carles Smith Darrel Smith Pete Smith Silas Smith Dolly Spencer Shirley Stallion Carl Steppe Reginald Steppe Shirlely Stokes Bertha Strong Allen Strong Jack Strong Rosetta Strong Roosevelt Sumbrey Casimir Szmall Robert Taylor SOPHOMORES Victor Tellez Chad we 11 Terry Barbara Thirles Charles Thomas Janis Thomas George Thompson Teresa Thompson Loretta Thornton Ronald Tillman Howard Tolbert Catherine Tucker Lois Turner Harold Walls Luke Ward Martha Waseley Carl Washington Ella Washington Joann Washington Laurese Washington Eugene Watson Barbara Weakley Vincent Weaver Jim West Bernice Wheeler Andrew White Marquerite White William White Gail Whitman Bertha Wiley Bonita Williams George Williams Georgia Williams Olivia Williams Reginald Williams Rosmond Williams Shirley Williams Robert Williamson Izora Willis. Deborah Wilson Derrick Wilson Pat Wilson Shirley Wilson Jackie Wimbley Wilma Wright Mary Woodall Sally Woodson FRESHMEN Freshman Class Officers are: Stephanie Thomas, President; Alexander Williams, Vice-President; Kendrick Williams. Treasurer; and Julia Nichols, Secretary. Steve Adams Mike Acoff Edna Agosto Alice Alexander Greg Alhens Brunilda Alicea George Anderson Edrlage Anthony Patricia Archie Stella Archer Adolph Arms Fanny Austin Marlon Balden Glenda Ballard Floyd Banks Gail Barner Wilford Beasly Mary Peckham Carl Berry Gwen Biro John Black Cariotta Blake Carmen Blake Sharon Blakely CLASS OF '68 Raymond Bowden James Bowman Frederick Boyd Faye Boyer John Brazelton Cynthia Briggs Ralph Britt Aleric Brown Carla Brown Ferance Brown Gloria Brown Howard Brown Jason Brown Lawrence Brown Linda Brown Noland Brown Theresa Brown Tyrone Brown Linda Bruse Aldo Brumfield William Bums Wanda Cain Annie Cannor Denise Chandler Tom Carry Karen Castro Rhonda Cauthen Daniels Checks William Christian Idella Clark Imogene Cl ay bum Winters Clayborn Georgia Coleman John Coleman Anita Collins Irene Corraleg 78 FRESHMEN Sandra Counce Marilyn Crisp Alfonso Cruz Jim Curtis Stephanie Dago Cynthia Dailey Victor Davila Brenda Davis Earl Davis Howard Davis Laverne Davis Valerie Dean Joyce Delaney Alton Dcsadlcr Pedro Diaz Genevieve Dickson John Dilworth Ray Drake Herman Drones Cheryl Evans Walt Edwards Ordella Eddie Eddie Edmond I .con Edwards Leon Edwards Henry Edwin Greg Eldridge Jeanette Elliot Barbara Evans Eddie Evans Russell Felps Danny Flores Raul Flores Liberty Flournoy Terry Flournoy Harold Forrest Van Fowler Pedro Fred Fred Gaddy Brenda Galloway Jose Garcia Geraldine Gardner Mary Gaskin Minnie Gibson Larry Givens Larry Gray George Green Rita Greyson CLASS OF 68 Charlene Grey Sonia Guzman Jefferson Davis Haskins Larry Hayes Sharon Hayes Linda Hedgeguls Clemolene Henderson Steven Henderson Henry Henson Debra Herndon Otis Hicks Carolyn Hill Willies Holt Jon Hoover John Howard Beulah Huston Charles Jackson Helen Jackson Ray Jackson Thelma Jackson Charles Johnson Helen Johnson Lindsey Johnson Rita Johnson Barbara Jones Betty Jones Kathy Jones Vernetta Jones Betty Jordan Cara Kelly Verna King Linda Lancaster Sheryl Law Marris Lewis Adolphus Luckett Edwin Lugo Richard I asenby Jan Lott Debra Lules Edna Lumpkin Alice Lyles Blanche Magee Edmona Marcus Thomas Mardy John Martin Rosie Martin Emanuel Martinez William Marvls 80 FRESHMEN Sandra McCants Leroy McCloud Kathy McElroy Cornell McIntosh Sharon McIntosh James McKnight Sharon Marzun Michael Mason Arnold Massie Uene Matthews Gerald May Adell Mead Ellcrv Mead Brenda Mickens Larry Miller Da von a Minor Robert Mills Aaron Mitchell Marvin Mitchell Toni Mitchell Douglas Morgan Thompson Mqrgon Mary Ann Moore Ronald Moore Edward Mooring Othos Morrow Priscilla Murphy Karen Naper Annce Newell Julia Nichols Marzeret Olmo Rose Osborne laicy Otero Albert Pagan Cecilia Palmer Irene Perkins Carole Peterson Michael Phelps Billy Pitman Sheryl Pounds Dawrie Powell Roderick Powell Brenda Raspberry Lawana Ravis Marqurlte Rayburn Patricia Redden Stan Reynolds Adallus Rhlnes Howard Richard Carolyn Robertson Eliza Robertson Lewis Robertson Shirley Robertson Tyrone Robertson Anilda Rodriquez lxxiisa Rodriquez Carolyn Rogers Janson Rollins Linda Romanski Roosevelt Christmas CLASS OF ’68 Carolyn Ross Pat Sain I oncst Sanders Mary Sayler Doris Scott Jessie Scott George Singleton Sharon Sims Evonne Simmons Carolyn Simpson Eddgar Sherard Jackie Skelton Brunetta Smith Eugene Smith Pam Smith Sylvester Smith Abraham Spencer Terry Starks Marsha Stephens Tyronne Stems Larry Steven Fred Steward Bertha Stokes Gloria Strong Marie Strong Jan Sutton Margie Strong Mike Sudberry Sarah Sumbry Pat Sutton Betty Talbert John Taylor Barbara Teamer Cliff Teamer Betty Terguson Andrew Torrence 82 FRESHMEN Gail Terry Stephanie Thomas Clob Thom as Lavem Thompson Alice Tilman Elizabeth Torres Carol Triplett Gail Turner Gwen Upshaw Carl Vasile Richard Vcldhouser Deblyn Vinson Mike Walker Victor Walker Harold Wallace Yetta Wallace Kenny Washington l aymon Washington Willie Washington Carla Weatherby Leatrlce Weaver Geraldine Webb William Webb Shirley Wesley Alex Wheld Denton White Richard White Alex Williams Annie Williams Donna Williams Donna Williams Elizah Williams Everett Williams Fred Williams Gaysne Williams Gregg Williams Harold Williams Kenny Williams Theresa Williams Otis Wiloet Amos Wingfield Jackie Wise Lynn Wise Shirley Woodall Bonita Woodard Gerald Woods Arnetta Wright Wanda Wright 83 SENIORS PARTICIPATED ACTIVELY Linda Mitchell was this year's out standing D.A.R., good citizen. James Cadena. Leonard Haile, and gates. Reginald Hayes were the Boys' State dele- Members of Joe Berg were Reginald Hayes. Janis Alsobrooks. Jackie Jones. James Cadena, Leonard Haile. Mike Kelley, and Carol Rogers. Girls State delegates were Cynthia Berry, Janis Alsobrooks. Linda Mitchell, Rogercarole Rogers, Sandra McGregory. Carolyn Ursery, and Jackie Jones. The World Affairs Forum Members were Jacqueline Pace, Mike Kelley, Linda Mitchell and Gwen Moss. ORGANIZATIONS PIONEER STAFF Carolyn Ursery. Co-Editor Reginald Hayes, Layout Editor Phyllis Davis. Sandra McGrcgory, Assistant Advertising Editor Advertising Editor Fred Mitchell, Editor Cheryl Holloway, Assistant Copy Edltc Frank Zedalis, Business Manager Carmen Agosto, Copy Editor Michael Kelley, Index Editor The Pioneer Staff was successful in direct proportion to the able leadership which it received. This year's Annual is the product of student initiative and industry. The keep-sake which is provided by this book shall always reflect the relentless effort and work of those students who contributed so freely of their time. PIONEER GETS CO-SPONSOR Pioneer Staff: Sandra McCregory, Carmen Agoston, Mitchell, Mike Kelley, Reginald Hayes, and Frank Cheryl Holloway, and Carolyn Ursery. Row two; Fred Zadalls. U Jmmutioiuil i onDraro Sorirtp tor16i|Lh Srhool Journalists One of the most demanding tasks of the school year is the publication of the yearbook, the Pioneer. This year's staff was quite small compared to recent years. Never- theless, each member put in hours of careful work in order that deadlines could be met. Working on the Pioneer required a development of fresh and different ideas and the usual duties of a staff member. There was copy work, drawing layouts, identifying the student pictures, typing all of the copy work, selling advertisements to Tolleston area merchants and the selling of the yearbooks which required careful records. All of these various jobs were to be completed in order that deadlines could be met. As is plainly visible, it required a lot of diligent work to fully complete the yearbook. This year's Pioneer acquired added leadership. Mr. M.H. Lewis entered the yearbook corps as co-sponsor with Miss J. Minelli who has had the prime responsibility of sponsoring the yearbook for the past two years. Mr. Lewis took a deep interest in the yearbook and should be commended for his patience and avid interest in the school publication. The publication of the yearbook would not be complete without giving credit to Mr. Giolas and Alfred Miller for the time they spent in the photography department. 87 PUBLICATION OF PIONEER DEMANDED Pioneer staff discusses arrange- ment of layouts Indexing the yearbook was a full time job for these Pioneer members. MANY HOURS OF WORK Advertising was necessary to sell the yearbook. Posters, such as this one, were commonly displayed through the halls. Pioneer Staff uses the business file as a reference. . „ . . . ...._.... Pioneer Staff members sell a yearbook to Haney Carol Ursery and Carmen Aeosto worked diligently while Jones Reginald Hayes and Michael Kelley look on. HONOR SOCIETY-SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT! s£« LC rr,d C r°ly Ur 2 0 � r) The Ernie Pyle chapter of the National Senior Honor Society of Tolleston High School has endured a great many hardships in order to sustain this year. This year began with a total of eleven seniors-four boys and seven girls. One of the major projects of the Honor Society was the selling of Tolleston beanies. The pro- ceeds from this sale will be used to help pay for the stoles which the members will wear during June bacca- laureate services. This project was successfully carried out due to the eagerness of students to obtain a beanie. Under the direction of Miss Wallace, the Honor Society showed its capabilities as a service group. On Career Night each member played very important roles in introducing various guest administrators, who were to speak on their respective colleges. The Honor Society adopted a re- vised constitution and higher quali- fications for new inductees. The incoming Juniors will have to meet these higher standards In order to receive the honor of being members in the National Senior Honor Society. •I 20rA?lety ™ember of ,hc Class of '65 included: (1 to r) Reginal ?• ”• uK..Ca na; Janl Alsobrooks; Carolyn Ursery, Vlce-Prcsldcn Linda Jo Mitchell. Secretary; Sandra McCregory; Cynthia ferry Treasured Kogercarole Rogers; Jacqueline Jones; Leondarchialleja id Haney Join's, Presidem SCIENCE CLUB GAVE STUDENTS OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE Science Club; Haw I; Wendell Johns. Marvin Baker. Leonard HaUeJ im m yC1 • J1 • RLJ£ iu U-lla Jam Stephens, and Brandon Atkins. Row 2; Merlin Carson. Joanette Mosley. Steve Adams. Richard McClelland. James Williams, Dennis Coleman, and John Lee. Mr. Floyd Flinn. Science Consultant, conducts a demonstration (or the Science Club. The Tolleston Science Club is organized in the hope that the energy and en- thusiasm of the boys and girls of the club can be so directed that they many recognize and realize their potential for contributing to their future in science. The projects in which they engage are developed in order to create and stimulate more interest in scien- tific fields. The members enjoyed a number of activities during the school year and look forward to an ever better year next vear. 91 STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORED Auxiliary Committee (Row I) Julia Nichols. Donna Foster. Carolyn Ross. Marie Hull. Belinda Ramson. Sharon Hayes. (Row 2) Patricia Wilson. Carlotte Blake. Cathy Curtis, Gall Green. Annette Haynes. (Row 3) Rudolph Holmes. Willctia Collins and Richard McClelland. Student Council Voting Members (Row 1) Shirley Washington. Deborah Carter. Stephanie Thomas. Roherra Harbin Dorothv Preston. Janls Kyle. Carolyn Ursery. «P rry. (Row2) Willie Mootye.Carmen n? 7 en?C,i ,nda McCoy, Darryle Smith. Jimmy Cleveland. Alexander Williams. Gwendolyn Byrd and Jackie Embry. (Row 3) Ken Williams. Jerrilyn McGregory. Joyce McKinley. Jackie Jones. Haney Jones. Iheodore Moore, and Frederick Williams. (Row 4) F;lla Taylor, Fred Mitchell. Robert Ursery. William Mead. Reginald Hayes. Mike Kelly, and Sandra McGregory. 92 ’ROJECT FOR NEEDY Student Council members talk over plans for project. Sandra McGregory. President, conducts an after school meeting of the Student Council. Miss Sacopulos, Sponsor, dis- cusses a number of school pro- blems with council members at each meeting. RAIDER REVIEW ORGANIZED THIS YEAR Row 1: Fred Mitchell, Donna Foster, Cheryl Holloway, Gloria Flores, Carmen Agosto, Wendell Johns, Dorothy Jackson, La Shung Chatterson, Carol Ursery, and Walter Washington Row 2: Patricia Wilson, Sharon Burge, Velma Miller. Brenda Brown. Diane Wilson. Josephine Joiner. Lucv Wyatt. Gwendolyn Barnes, and Beatrice Crossley Row 3: Jacqueline Fmbry, Robert Tucker. Willie Washington. Gregor Meadows. Mike Kelly. Alfred Miller, and Linda Crossley Tolleston High School journalists successfully re- vived the schools newspaper and changed Its name from the Tolly Times to the Raider Review. Sponsored by Mrs. Beshore, the staff of eager journalists found that working on a newspaper required much extra time. The staff members selected Fred Mitchell as Ldltor-ln-chief. Carmen Agosto.and Jackie Embry as Assistant Editors. Fred Moss as Sports Editor. Cheryl Holloway as Feature Editor and Treasurer, and Lucy Wyatt as Typing Editor. Many others also helped in the special articles and In the typing material for the newspaper. In order to raise money, the organization sold potato chips and ice-cream during the summer which proved to be very successful. Renewing the presence of a school newspaper created new opportunities for students to express their views at Tolleston School. The newspaper also served as an aid toward promoting school spirit. Inasmuch 3s this was the first year of the Raider Review , many of the school secretaries were called upon to add their knowledge in the putting out of the newspaper. This, however, is hoped to be alleviated by the creation of a special journalism class for people working on the newspaper next year. Also, with an experienced staff of journalists, it is hoped that the Raider Review will be even more successful. Cheryl Holloway hands out typing assignments for the Raider Review to Mike Kelley and Carmen Agosto. The Raider Review staff spent nights after school typing and organizing material for the newspaper. ART CLUB HAD A FULL SCHEDULE. (How 1) Kathy Naylor, Joanne Hall, Betty Warren. Fayetta Waddell, Lucy Wyatt. (Row 2) Linda Crossley, Darryle Smith, Nelson Roberts, Enrique Romero, BeatriceCrossley. (Row 3) Diane Lewis, Bonita Ransom. Walter Parker, Linda Protho, Edward Henderson. Anita McKinney. The Tolleston High School Art Club, advised by Mrs. Roach, enjoyed a busy vear of activities. The Art Club members worked after school making and decorating lapel pins and pompoms for the basket- ball games. Besides indulging In money-making pro- jects. the Club sponsored a dance for high school students. The Art Club was also interested in the history and culture of Art and planned to visit the Art Institute. The Art Club was headed by Diane Thomas. President; Joanne Hall, Vice-President; Kathy Naylor, Secretary; Walter Parker, Treasurer; and Nelson Roberts, Business Manager. Boys and girls of the Art Club seem to be Judging the art work that Is on display. Everyone enjoys painting but the Art Club members seem to do best. 95 EL CIRCULO ESPAKIOL! (Row 1) Julia Nichols, Linda Brown. Thelma Jackson, Carmen A gusto, Stephanie Thomas, Margo McCullum, Geraldine Gardner. Gall Green. (Row 2) Deborah Lyles, Pamela Dickerson. Jackie Embry, Carolyn Ursery, Linda Wilson. David Allen. Jr. (Row 3) Wendell Johns. Sandru Wolfe. Gwendolyn Byrd, Rudolph Holmes. Peggy Means. Gwendolyn Moss, Jerrilyn McGregory. Earl Davis. 'To promote the prac- tice of the Spanish language and tofamiliarize the members of the club with the customs, liter- ature and arts of the Spanish-speaking coun- tries, and in this way to increase the friendship among these countries and ours, is the motto of the Spanish club. Under the able lead- ership of both Mrs. Yvonne Davis. Sponsor, and Gwendolyn Moss, Pres- ident. the Spanish club had an activity filled year. The club enjoyed a Christmas Party, participated in the Y-Teens Talent Show, a P.T.A. meeting, and the Club's annual outing. All In all, the Spanish Clubhad a very successful year. Spanish Club officers met often to plan agend for their meetings. Spanish Club members learned to do a variety of Latin American dances. 96 La France Vient a Tolleston FRENCH CLUB Row 1 Sandra Wolfe. Carolyn Hill, Melva Wilson. Cynthia Berry, Shirley Washington. Murrlel Huley, Sharon LaBroi, Mary Anne Moore, Sharon Hayes, Marsha Stephens, and Pat Archie. Row 2 Patricia Wilson, tzar a Willis, Annette Williams, Dorothy Adams, Cheryl Holloway. Billy Robinson. Victoria Winters. Amy Banks, Brenda Mlckens. and Sheryl Pounds. Row 3 Janls Alsobrooks, Patricia Dawson Marten Bolden, Nona Fitts.Carol Blake. Bonita Jackson. Ruby Eddie. Sandra McCants, Carolyn Hughley, and Turnita 1 atterson. Row 4 Brandon Atkins, La Born Hayes. Merlin Carson. Fheodore Moore. Robert Cooley. Michael Richardson. Frizzell Gray. L.J. Britt, Michael Sudberry. la France Vient i Tolleston was the theme for the French CTud this year. The dream of France coining to Tolleston was realized through a calendar of events which began with the induction of 30members IntoLeCJisk fTiraala. Special activities for the year included La till d£- £- Catherine French festival at Wirt SchooL French play t ’Aiouette at Bishop Noll, foreign language conference at Loyola University, a visit to Notre Dame Unversity to see Le Freteau de Paris, and many more. The officers for 1964-66 wert Janis Alsobrooks. Pres- ident: Nona Fitts. Vice-President; Dorothy Adams Secretary; Willie Phelps. Treasurer; Robert Cooley, consultant; Michael Sudberry. sgt.-at-arms; Mrs. Frankie McCullough, sponsor. French Club Members rehearse a French dance under the leadership of Cynthia Berry. lanls Alsobrooks and Haney' Jones discuss n?ans for the Mardi fia . the Plannin MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE It should be recog- nized that music fulfills a basic need of all man- kind to find expression for his feelings. In prim- itive times, man created and developed musical expressions because he needed a means with which he might fulfill his lingering longings and de- sires. Through the study of music we gain additional understanding of peoples who have lived in various periods of our world's history, because the ex- pressions of those peo- f)les found in their art- stic creations are true indications of their ways of living and thinking. Plano: Shirley Washington J5ow i) Dorothy Rogers, Diane Harris. Nona Fitts, Lynn Green, and Pat Roberts. (How 2) Kenneth Mlllender, Marvin Robinson. Alfred Bowman. (Row 1) Donna Foster, Dianne Harris, Sharon Metcalf, Nancy Purdlmon. Dorothy Rogers. Shirley Washington, Mary Christian. Patricia Redden. Lillie Comer. Marv Gaskin, Patricia Archie. Linda Romanskl, and Barbara Goodman. (Row 2) Jacqueline Houscworth, Charlene Stewart, Gloria Johnson, Lynn Green, Camelle Frith, Leatrlce Price. Nona Fitts, Viviane Flack. Jackie Mason. Patricia Roberts, Peggy Means. Labretta Davis. (Row 3) Ronald Browne.Yvonne Blakely, Diana Washington, Carolyn J. Hughley, Bonita Williams, Linda Carr. Colynthia Robinson, Evelyn Rhines, Andrew Ledbetter, Larry Jones. (Row 4) Harold Christian. Dennis White, Marvin Robinson. Kenneth Mlllender, Leroy McCloud. Sharon Sims, Rae Jean Bledsoe, FJeanor Metcalf, Alfred Bowman, Rudoph Holmes, George Pollard. WHERE WORDS LEAVE OFF MUSIC BEGINS! Appreciation, understanding and sensi- tivity to the beautiful things around us in our environment, in the home, church and religion, in nature itself, as well as oi attributes in other people and insight into our own human nature, can best be achieved through the arts. The arts, and especially the art of music, make us sensitive to emotional reaction. . .we learn to feel more deeply, all the things of life. Music teaches us to control and direct our emotional reaction patterns so that they become a constructive thing, and a creative thing. Glee Club members worked Incessantly to perfect their Christ mas program. The Glee Club was led by officers: Missouri Fair, Janls Spencer. Gwendolyn Barnes, and Velma Miller. (Row 2) Monica Noel. Sandra Worthman. Martha Watson, and Cynthia Kaine. (Row 1) BottyGarrett. Joanne Eller. Carol Smith, Anita Collins. Barbara Thlrkles. Ann Fair. Monica Noel. (Row 2) Margaret Rlcc. Yolanda Cauthen. Velma Miller. Liberty Flournoy, Camella Spires, Janls Spencer. Missouri Fair, Martha Watson. (Row 3) Sheryl Brewer. Cynthia Raine, Sandra Worthman. Katherine Haymon. Janis Weaver. Allonnle Clark. (Row 4) Vatorle Beazelton, Ella Mayes. Shirleen Fridge, LolsTurner, PreciousChristmas, Gwendolyn Barnes. CHEERLEADERS! YELLING, THEIR BUSINESS Naomi Kimbrough Reserve Cheerleaders Yes, Tolleston's varsity cheerleaders consisting of four seniors and one energetic junior cheered on the teams. Constantly working on old and new routines, the cheer- leaders boosted the school spirit and the morale of the teams. Headed by Mrs. Ana Rodgers, the cheerleaders re- ceived great support from the Pep club throughout our victorious season. Joanne Hall Connie Padlo, Captain G.A.A. MEMBERS ENJOYED NUMEROUS SPORTS Sophomores: (How I) Marguerite White, Charlotte Green, Theresa Thompson, Sharon Metcalf, Constance Cauley. Brenda Henderson, Mary Alexander, Ollnda La sen by, Olivia Williams, Mary Fletcher, Jannie Austen, Bernadlne Glover, Sandra Jeter, Louise Walker, Mary Jones. Labretta Davis. (Row 2) l.utrisha Brown, Vernett McClatchy. Laurise Washington. Lynnetta Barham. Cathy Curtis, Gwendolyn Littles, Julia Thompson. Barbara Herndon, Sharon Harris. Monica Noel, Carol Frezler. (Row 3) Valorle Brazelton, Linda Askew, Hazetta Hogan, Jualdine Cobbs. Mary Harris, Lynda Carr, Patricia Dawson. Bernice Davis, Lillian Taylor, Pamela Dickerson, Barbara Thirkles. Brenda Bonner. (Row 4) Idella Clark, Precious Christmas, Annette Haynes, Barbara Weakley, Angela Smith, Camelle Frith, Ruth Peterson, Shirley Stokes, Annette Harris. Juniors and Seniors: Patricia Redden, Cheryl Holloway, Brenda Brown, Deborah Carter. Beverly Moss, Dorothy Preston, Bettye Stone, Diane Parker, Rita Fields, Sandra Wolfe. Ruby Lddie, Nona Fitts. Janie Spencer, Melva Wilson. (Row 2) Betty Woodall, Janice Dickerson, Sandra Worthman, Brenda Reese, Gloria Eddie, Gloria Brown, Patricia Fitch, Zella Smith. Peggy Means. Carol Blake. Jackie Ross. (Row 3) Freddie Vanzant. Ear nest ine McClatchery. Cynthia Berry, Denise Carter. Bernestine Holmes. Annie McKinney, Beatrice Moss, Bonita Jackson. Gwen Moss, Bessie Taylor.Camelle Spires. Doris Peterson. Mary W'alker. Elaine Jefferson, Bertha Wiley. G.A.A. MEMBERS PARTICIPATE FRESHMEN (Row 1) Marlin Bolden. Julia Nichols, Anita Collins, Sharon 1-aBrol, Rosie Martin. Minnie Gipson. Jane Lock, Brenda Davis, Sharon Hayes. (Row 2) Wanda Cain. Betty Jordon. Jacqueline Howard. Jeanette Elliot, Carolyn Robinson. Gail Bonner, Sandra McCants. Alice Lyles, Bonita Woodard, and Evelyn Hogan. (Row 3) Carolyn Ross. Theresa Williams, Ordella Eddie, Annie Conner, ”1 promise to uphold the ideas of the Girls' Athletic Association By promoting interest in the out-of-doors By living so that I may be healthy and strong By making honesty and good sportsmanship a constant Factor in my conduct, was the pledge administered to the girls expressing their desire to be inducted in the Tolleston chapter of the Girls’ Athletic Association. The formal induction was held in the Girls’ Gym in September. White blouses and dark skirts were worn Debbra Henderson. Lynn Wise. Wanda Wright, Brendc. Galloway, Cynthia Briggs, and Patricia Sain. (Row 4) Yetta Wallace, Deborah Lyles. Patricia Roberts, Shirley Robertson. Walletta Oliver, Carmen Blake, Brenda Raspberry. Ronda Cauther, Faith Boyes, Terri Starks, Idella Clark. by the inductees to represent the deeper meaning of the G.A.A. The White symbolizes the purity of the ideals of the G.A.A. The black symbolizes the banishment of evil, and all misunderstandings and disrepect among the members. The black and white together symbolize the existence of good and evil side by side in the world today, but the white Is worn on the upper portion of the body to indicate that vlrture and goodness overcome vice. G.A.A. members and officers exchange gifts at their annual Christmas spread. G.A.A. members collected canned goods at their Christmas party that were later given to the needy. IN VARIOUS ACTIVITIES G.A.A. members sing In a group at their annual Christmas Spread. Girls look over Bulletin board for special new of G.A.A. G.A.A. Officers: (Seated) Bonita Jackson. Diane Parker, Pat Redden, Ernestine McClatchy, Rita Fields, Annie McKinney, Peggy Means. (Standing) Beverly Moss, Jackie Ross, Elaine Jefferson. Not pictured are Cheryl lialloway and Bertha Wiley. Basketball season-jump halls are in the air. Girls enjoyed kick ball as one of the G.A.A. sport s. Two feet are better than one In wall ball. PHYSICAL FITNESS IS G.A.A. Girls struggle for basketball in G.A.A. tournament. Exercises are a must before all games. A good volleyball game demands skill and physical ability. A good basketball game develops team spirit Girls watch a hand stand during tumbling season, and alertness. HEADED BY NEW SPONSOR Bonita Jackson Elaine Jefferson Ernestine McClatchey Annie McKinney Fat Redden Beverly Moss Diane Parker Jackie Ross During the year the activities for G.A.A. were the Halloween party, which was a success; Christmas Spread, with its many festivities; the Mother-Daughter Activity Night; and the annual G.A.A. Banquet and which was held at the Sheraton Inn. The main the annual Banquet, was carefully planned and enjoyed by all attending. Girls earning 1500 points were awarded the letter ”T' while the senior girls who while tne senior guw -ho had earned 3000 points of more receive? � iy. All the various tournament winners were given due recognition. 105 YEARLY ROMAN BANQUET Row 1 (1 to r) Monica Grundy, Betty Jean Warren. Anita F-lournoy. Phyllis Davis, Geraldine Underwood, Diane De Bowles, LaPeari Davis, Mary Jones. Row 2 (1 tor) Kona id Marcus. James Cadena, Gregory Mack, Linda Jo Mitchell. Bonita Jackson, Yvonne Webb. Sandra Wolfe. Brandon Atkins. Row 3 (1 to r) Bruce Evans. Jon Nadolski, Rogercarole Rogers, Bernice Davis, Gwendolyn Littles. Janice Kyle, Marilyn McGill. Row 4 (1 to r) Karl Mahone. Denise Carter, Alfred Johnson, Richard Landrum. Rudolph Geay, Cynthia Hardaway, Reginald Hayes. as thev learnedMi , Annc Thl mPsor combined study with pleasure of SiT ?, ,k CU8to,n8 and ‘he language of the ancient Romans. The prosperity M was due to sole profit-making project, the sale of Taffv Annies To Am™ ?!?' T ,V Apple T° to which 1 • Cl1 v 1«1 «• were the annual Induction ceremonies ball mSJ? l£, m ' a«l prospective Latin students were Invited, basket- ferenS was teldT Edto£, SSS9£S conference. This year the Latin con- paSmg%T‘ o ron h «™‘8,erbrUary 6' ,J, n Club wa8 rc“po Blblp Row ilayes J U c.!l Belinda Ransom and Antlonette Raspberry. Row a .s ssss r is r- Monic“ N°ei � -1 taitln Club officers are: (Seated I to r) Gail Whitman. Honor Roll Dlaque Chairman; Reginald Hayes. Pres- ident; and Bruce Evans, Vice-President. (Standing 1 to r) Antlonette Raspberry, Secretary; Belinda Ransom, Assistant Secretary; and Mary Jones. Taffy- Apple Chairman. HIGHLIGHTED EVENTS! Row 1 (1 to r) Carolyn Rogers, Burnetta Smith, Helen Johnson. Antlonette Raspberry, Belinda Ann Ransom, Diane l andrum, Monica Noel. Row 2 (1 to r) Gail Whitman, Ken Williams, Shirley Thomas, Sandra Jeter. Yvonne Simmons. Row 1 (1 to r) Loretta Gunn, Lucy Wyatt, Josephine Joiner. Valarv Dean. Carolyn Ross Row 2 (1 to r) 1-red Ross. Lee Henderson. Jefferson Haskins. Philip Raspberry. Rudolph Gray. Row 3 (1 to r) Richard IcClellan. Michael Kelley. Joanette EleM lughes. Beatrice Moss, Bonita Ransom, and Gregor leadows. BOOKFAIR BROUGH] (Row h Willie Moocye. Shirley Washington. Donna Foster. Jacqueline Embry. Antlonette Raspberry. DebbieCarter Jacqueline Pace, and Jerrllyn McGregory. (Row 2) Linda Jo Mitchell. Kathy Curtis, Marcia Carmen. Patricia Ltnua jo Mitcneu. Kathy Curtis, Marcia Carmen. Patricia Richard win J?,w“'', ?r8on.Mtcha Dawson. Linda McCoy, Nona Fitts. Peggy Means (Row 3) S°n’ LdwinMoore. Sayne Browne. Derrick Wilso Sharon Burge. WillettaCollins. JoannetteMosley.Wendel Johns, Gall Green. Yvonne Webb. Monica Noel,Theodor! An r80 t Mjchat OOK FA Members look over books on sale at the Drama Club bookfalr. 108 adventure in This year the Drama Club had another suc- cessful Book Fair in the school library. The response of the student body was overwhelming. The students worked on their spring per- formances which con- sisted of a series of one-act plays and mon- ologues which were pre- sented at a Gary ele- mentary school. The success of the Drama Club was due mostly to the devoted co-sponsors, Mrs. Laws lie and Mr. Maya. The officers who worked very close with the sponsors were: Marcia Carman, President; Donna Foster, Vice President; Sharon Burge, Treasurer; and, Nona Fitts, Business Manager. We hope that in the coming years the Tolleston Drama Club will grow in size as well as in proficiency. READING These boys seem to be very choosey about their book select loot. Drama club members rehearse the play •‘Supermarket Blues”. 1Q9 Y-TEENS REALIZE IDEALS (Row 1) Cynthia Berry, President; Denise Carter, Hlesa Hushes, Linda Crossley, Melva Wilson. Deborah Franklyn, Deborah Carter. Jeannita Giles. Barbara Daughrlty. and Rogercarole Rogers. (Row 2) Janls Spencer. Marie Littles. Beverly Batiste. Freddie VanZant. Anita Flournoy. La Pearl Davis. Diane DeBowles, Phyllis Davis, Kathy Naylor, Dorothy Rogers, and Turnltta Patterson. (Row 3) Brenda Haney. Sonny Wilson, Elaine Jefferson, Bonita Jackson. Janice Conners. Katherine Haymon, Diane Wilson. Rena Whitaker, and Rosetta Smith. (Row 4) Anne Bolden. Bernestlne Holmes. Cynthia Hardaway. Ella Taylor,Cynthia Turner, Anne McClathchey, Shirley Thomas. Vlviana Flack, Doris Mitchell, Carolyn Scott, Beatrice Crossley, Annette McKinney, Diane Landrum,(Notpresent)SandraMcGregory. (Row Trimlle. Peegy Means, Loretta Gunn, Muriel Huley Claudia Moore, Nona Fitts. Shirley Washington. Man Johnson. Celestine Jones, Mary Hudson, Jeanette Jarno and Diane Ross. (Row 2) Deborah Carter, Carmen Agosto Sheila Jenkins. Gloria Eddie, Bettye Stone, LaShum Chatterson, Regina Littles, Barbara Goodman. Ruby Eddie Brenda Brown, Linda Hicks, and Sharon Reed. (Row 3; 1) Cheryl Holloway, Monica Grundy. Sheila Ivey ------------Means. Loretta Gunn. Muriel Huley Rita Fields, Dorothy Preston. Sonny Wilson, Dorothy Jackson, Karen Jones. Henrietta Flournoy, Zella Smith, Josephine Joiner, Marcia Carmen, Gloria Brown, Lolstine Ewing. Alicia Cody, Patricia Hanley, and Patricia Fitch. (Row 4) Nina Scott, Brenda Haney. Ella Taylor. Bernestlne Holmes, Ernestine McClatchey, Linda W'ilson. Gwen Moss, Beatrice Moss, Gloria Johnson, Wllhcmina Sykes, and Shirley Thomas. OF PERSONAL AND SOCIAL LIVING. YWCA purpose: •To build a fellowship of women and cirls devoted to the task of realizing In our common life those Ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Y-Teen Goals: To grow as a person; To grow in friendship with people of other races, religions, and nations lit lies; To grow in knowledge and love of God. The activities of the school year were the induction ceremony, for the new members. ini' UWUV.UV 11 | .— — ------ - - the Shin-dig , and presentation of gifts to homes. In spite of the busy school schedule, the drls found that it was a satisfying experience in fellowship, to dedicate some of their time to the benefit of others. Mrs. krma Elliot, sponsor of the club, encouraged the girls to realize their ideals and seek to understand mankind. The Taboo Dancers were one of the many groups featured in the Y-Tcens' Shindig. Y-Tecn officers wrapped gifts for a Nursing Home. SERVICE RENDERED TO (Row 1) Carmen Agosto. Sonny Wilson, Karen Jones,Cvnthla Bery, Fayetta Waddell, Geraldine Underwood, 'Deborah Carter.Deborah Franklyn,Phyllis Davis, Bernestlne Holmes. (Row 2) Carole Johnson. Nina Scott, Joanne Hall, Brenda Haney, Cynthia Ralne, Janie Spencer, Llesa Hughes, Dorothy Adams, Gloria Hudson. (Row 3) Cheryl Holloway, Shirley Washington. Joannette Mosley, Kathy Naylor, Anne Bolden. Linda Wilson. Janice Connors. (Row 4) Katherine Haymon, Harry Williams. Diane Ross, Bernard Hanyard. Nelson Roberts, Cynthia Hardaway, Horace Rogers, Turnltta Patterson. The F.T.A. members seriously took their motto: Who dares to teach must never cease to learn as a guide for their club activities. This year members of the club tried to learn the various duties of teachers through lectures from student teachers as well as offering assistance to regular teachers. Activities of the F.T.A. Included Induction services in November, a donkey basketball game, teaching career month in April, and Student Teachers’s day In May. F.T.A. officers: Phyllis Davis. Vice-President: F.T.A. members found it enjoyable as well as essential to learn Cynthia Hardaway, President; Kathy Naylor, Corre- the aspects of teaching, sponding Secretary. STAFF AND SCHOOL. F.T.A. members make plans for their future enrollment at universities. F.T.A. members listen attentively to Cynthia Hardaway, club President. Yvonne Webb, student teacher, helps one of her students with a difficult passage from Julius. t A£SdX These 10th grade students have Just completed the study of Julius Caesar. Betty Warren is shown here pointing out scenes from the play. F.B.L.A.--FUTURE LEADERS Reginald Hayes and Fred Mitchell, male members of F.B.L.A., gladly as- sisted officers and mem- bers. F.B.L.A. president Beatrice Crossley, and in- terested clubmembers planned each meeting. F.B.L.A. officers for the 1964-1965 school year were: Beatrice Crossley, President; Linda Crossley, Treasurer; Anne Bolden, Secretary; Freddie VanZant. Parliamentarian. OF THE BUSINESS WORLD (Row 1) Gloria Hudson. Ernestine McClatchey. Cathy Denise Carter. (Row 2) Gloria Mootye. Reginald Hayes. Crossley, Beatrice Crossiey, President; F;reddie Van Zant, Ella Taylor, Lillian Reid, Fred Mitchell, Frankie House, Parliamentarian; Linda Crossley, Treasurer;, Deborah Eunice Grice, Monica Grundy. Franklyn, Deborah Edwards, Carla English, Carol Black, The F.B.L.A., the Future Business Leaders of America completed its third year of existence and prosperity. This club was organized to help create interest and strengthen understanding of the business world for juniors and seniors. In order to be a member of the Tolleston F.B.L. A. one must have had or be presently in a business course. This year's sponsors, Mrs. Cadena and Mrs. Leek, worked diligently with the organization to help make it the success it was. THE TOLLESTON Hl-Y CLUB Hi-Y Officers: Ronald Williams. Business Manager; William Taylor. Publicity Chairman. Enrique Romero Nelson Roberts. President; Frederick Moss, Treasurer; Secretary; Bernard llanyard. Vice-President. I The Tolleston Chapter of the National Hi-Y Fellowship of the Young Men's Christian Association of the I'nited States was initiated on the Tolleston campus in March, 1962. It received its charter and affiliated with the National Federation of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs, and the Indiana Area and State YMCA. The members of the club accept the National Purpose: To Create, Maintain and Extend throughout the Home, School, and Community, High Standards of Christian Character. Among the annual activities of the club are: monthly visitation of a church in the com- munity; selection of a club sweetheart; and, presentation of the annual Talent Panorama. This year, tne club sent delegates to the Indiana Model Legislature at Indianapolis and the Pre-Legislative Assembly at Manchester. 116 Mr. Meharry Lewis, Club Advisor. FIRST IN HONOR, CHARACTER, SERVICE Row one: Alfred Johnson, Haney Jones, Janls Alsobrooks (Sweetheart), and Carl Scott. Row two: Tommie Nichols, Lance Pratt, Dwight Wcatbrooks. Row three: Nathaniel O'Neal. Horace Rogers, and Demetrius Gilbert. Row one: Alfred Johnson, Fred Moss, Fnrlque Romero. Nelson Roberts. (President), Bernard Hanvard, Ronald Williams, and Charles Collet. Row two:WilliamsTaylor, Haney Jones, Tommy Minor, Charles Harris, Carl Scott, Robert Hall. Tommie Nichols, Dwight Westbrooks. Row three: Reginald Hayes. Anthony Naylor. Steven Wallace, Horace Rogers, Nicholas Davis, Lance Pratt. Row four: Karl Mahone. Alfred Miller. Nathaniel O’Neal, Fred Mitchell. INITIATION WEEK President Nelson Roberts give picketing instructions. initiates prepare signs for initiation week. Signs are displayed by new and old members. Initiation week brought new members into Hi-Y ranks in a spirit of self negation. The usually well attired young men were dressed in rugged khaki pants, sweat- shirts, and gym shoes. They assembled at 7:55 each morning and doubled-timed around the building for five minutes. During home study, each initiate carried picket signs which advertised objectives of Hi-Y. The final day of initiation week, the elated new members once again sported their high fashions for which Hi-Y mem- bers have become known. Girls join in celebration of end of initiation. 118 New members pose with Vice-President. Bernard lianyard, in high fashions. CANDLELIGHT INDUCTION CEREMONY Rev. Penn seated with officers at Induction. One of the most impressive cere- monies of the year, the Hi-Y Induction brought many par- ents and friends of the inductees to the campus. With theau- ditorium in total darkness, the induct- ees marched in with lighted candles cre- ating an atmosphere of serenity and sol- itude. This year's guest speaker was the Reverend Robert E. Penn, Pastor of First Baptist Church of Gary, Indiana. inductees marched in with lighted candles. A memorable occasion for inductees. Typifying gen- tlemen of distinc- tion, the well dressed young men who were inducted into the club made the parents quite proud of their sons. PLANNING AND PREPARATION IMPORTANT Proud new members are a handsome loi of smiles. Hi-Y Sweetheart, 1964-1965 Janis Alsobrooks The thirty young; men who comprise the Tolleston Hi-Y Club eagerly anticipate the annual selection of a young lady who possesses the poise, congeniality, attrac- tiveness, scholarship, and Christian stand- ards, to select as the sweetheart of the club. This year's contestants were: Joanne Hall, Cynthia Hardaway, and Janis Alsobrooks, Miss Janis Alsobrooks was elected Hi-Y Sweetheart for 1964-1965 at the annual Sweet- heart dance sponsored by the club. She was presented a bouquet of roses symbolizing the respect and admiration that the young men have for their lady of the year. In addition she was given the Hi-Y Sweetheart sweater, club pin, and club eaton cap. Miss Mall Miss Alsobrooks Miss Hardaway 121 BAND AND ORCHESTRA The orchestra's performance at the Christmas Program delighted many. y •• : ' I 1 4 The string section of the orchestra takes time out from practice to pose for a group picture. 122 STUDENTS DISPLAY INTEREST IN MUSIC. (Row 1) Gregory Smith, Plane Nolan, Shirley Strokes, Marianne Berry, Jean Scott, Gloria Jackson. Monica Noel (Concert Mistress) (Row 2)CynthiaRansom,Rhonda Johnson, Carmen Johnson. Theresa Thompson, Gloria Jones, Odessa Lewis, Ella Washington, President. (Row 3) James Woodson (Director). Michael Johnson, Gaysene Williams, Linda Bruce. Anita Cowan, Patricia Flournoy. Jacqueline Embry. Katherine Haymon (First Chair), Alfred Johnson. Mr. Melville C. Bryant (Director). (Row 4) Linda House, Darryle Smith, Saunders Lynon, Ruth Peterson. Paul Major (First Chair). Paul Major. Business Manager; Patricia Flournoy, Librarian; Karen JonesSecretary; Ella Washington, President; Katherine Haymon. Student Assistant; and Alfred Johnson. Accompanist. (Row 1) Wanda Cain. Barbara Evan . Gloria Brown Dorothy Preston. Carl Noel. (Row 2) Steve Adams t2� I pJEi |Paw,C,2, W,,.80n- Gregory Bratton. Toni WfSiy' J 5 luellne Johnson. Richard Degenais. Brandon Atkins. (Row 3) Alfred Johnson. Mr. Woodson. Director, Everett Moore. Wendell Johns. Katherine Maymon. Carolyn Ross. Belinda Ramson. Darryl Kee, Robert Moore. Eddie Dillard. (Row -I) Ralph McDate, Manual Martinez, Henry Henson, Larry Miller, Alfonso Pounds, Bruce Evans. The band marches off football field after a sparkling performance at half time. BAND STUDENTS BRINC RECOGNITION to school (Row 1) La Shuns Chatterson, Margo McCullough, Pal liudak. Cariotta Blake, Barbara Weakly, DeniscChandler. (Row 2) James Williams, Rena Whitaker, Beverly Moss, Angela Negron, Sally Clover, Lynnetta Barham, Gerald Woods, Arnold Massie. (Bow 3) barl Neal, Alrlc Brown, Gregory Atkins, Dennis Coleman. Ronald Brown, Roscoe Cooley, Eddie Evans. Mr. Bryant. Director. (Row 4) Ollie Redden. Derrick Wilson. Rudolph Gray, William White. Jimmy Cleveland. August Hornsby, Ernest Page. James Anderson. (Row 5) Emmett Wilis. George Singleton, William Webb. Karl Mahone. Nathaniel O.Neal. Carl Scott. Jan Carter, Edward Hood, Ronald Marcus. Mr. Bryant and Mr. Woodson were able and efficient leaders of the musical de- partment. THE BAND PLAYED AT ALL GAMES. Band performed a variety of routines at half time. JJJ0 }) Alfred Johnson, Ernest Page, Everett Moore Jo� }08. Rudolph Gray, leader. Stage Band si William White, leader. Stage Band S2. Jimmy Clevelanc (Saxophones) (Row 2) Ronald Marcus, Jan Carter. Car Scott (Percussion), August Hornsby, James Anderson Roscoe Cooley. Roland Brown, Dennis Coleman, Edward Hood, Darryle Smith (Row 3) Eddie Dillard, Alrlc Brown, Robert Moore, Darryle Kee. Ollie Redden. Earl Neal, Gregory Atkins. 126 BAND AMONG BEST IN CITY. As these band members well know, to play each instrument involves a great deal of skill. (Row 1) Band Officers: Bruce Evans, Business Man- ager; Alfred Johnson. President; Katherine Haymon. Secretary-Treasurer. (Row 2) Seniors; Brandon Atkins. Gregory Bratton, Beverly Moss, Patricia Weakly, Angelo Negron Rena Whitaker. Sally Glover. Jacqueline Johnson. (Row 3) August Hornsby. Ernest Page. Edward Hood. Robert Moore. Eddie Dillard, Karl Mahonc. Nathantel O'Neal, Carl Scott. 'Not present-Turnetta Patterson, Linnie Garrett. 127 SCHOOL SPIRIT BOOSTED BY BOOSTERS! Row 1: Enrique Romero, Nina Scoit. Dorothy Rogers, Row 3: Diana Washington, Carol Lvnn Blake. Sharon Dorothy Preston, Deborah Franklyn. Diane Ross, and Rhodes. Brenda Haney, Patricia Lindsey, Sharon Reed. Ronald Williams Row 2: Ella Taylor, Janis Robinson, and Linda Crossley Marilyn Metcalf, Beatrice Crossley, and Andree Hudson The school spirit of Tolleston was boosted by the loud and enthusiastic cheers of the Booster Club. The Boosters were always there to encourage the blue and white colors of Tolleston athletes on to many smashing victories. The boosters were able to stimulate a sort of growing excitement in the crowd, and whenever Tolleston would score successfully the crowd, led by the Boosters, roared their approval. Tolleston owes a lot to the Boosters and Mrs. Rodgers, the sponsor, for the tremendous school pride they have brought about. Boosters showed many different expressions during a basketball game. Booster Club breaks into a standing cheer at a Tolleston victory. (Row l)LtoRMrs.McNichols,Mrs.Miguel Garcia, and Mrs. Donald Cade. (Row 2) L to R S Sgt. McNichols, Cap� . Miguel Garcia, and Sgt. Donald Cade. iRow 1) Betty Garrett, Eloise Jones, Kathy Curtis, Nathaniel Smith, Anthony Hubbard, Willie George, at Roberts, Precious Christmas, and Carol Hill. William Taylor. (Row 2) Earl Neal. Gregory Washington, Earl Wright. 129 R.O.T.C. BOYS STRESSEC Class leaders 1st Lieutenant Eddie Howard and 2nd Lieutenant William Stellhorn. (Row 1) Silas Conners, Jimmy West, Reginal Steppe, Eugene Ballard, Stanley Padlo, Ray Collins, Ira King, Bobby Archie. (Row 2) Fred Brown. William Head, Larry Walker, Luke (Row 1) Booker Dean. Ronald Acoff, Robert Evans. Anthony Hubbard, Ronald Tillman, James Diehl. Allen McKinley. S Sgt. James Reid and Class leader 1st Lieutenant Robert Henderson. (Row 2) Robert Gilbert, Chadwell Terry, Rueben Lowe, Sylvester Palmer, Rayncr McGee. Thomas Grady. Johnny Hudson, Troy Ward, Thomas Bowens, Carry Steppe. Jim Williams, William Archie. Nathaniel Williams. (Row3)McKinsy Black, William Head, Phinus Vaughn, James Jackson, Willie Bond, Glenn James. Harvey. (Row 3) Allen Strong. Tommie Nichols, Ronald Parker, Kenneth Johnson. Wayne Cauley, Lee Ezell, James Grubl. (Row 4) Steven Jones, Clarence McKtnnley, Wendell Brumfield, Chris Tate, William Ross, James Ozler, Major Dillard, Dale Cox. 130 ON MILITARY TRAINING (How I) Enrique Romero, Earl Wright. Clarence McClatchey, Eugene Watson. Henry Jones, Gregory Mack, 1st Lieutenant Alvin Curtis. Classleader. (Row 2) Clarence Floyd. Fred Ross. Reglnal Cooncc, Wiley Lowe. William Webb. Billy Webb. (Row 3) Eddie Washington. John Harbin, Richard Landrum. William Fridge. Donald Robinson. Jerome Ezell. (Row 1) Oscar Glover. Bobby Pride. Harold Carter, Dennis McWhorter. Charles Staker, Burnett Aldrich, John Davila, Billy Taylor, Anthony Protho, CJass- leader. (Row 2) David Tlppltt, Harry Williams, Timothy Cobbs. Edwin Romero. Melvin Wheeler. Manual Mendoza, Jarold Cox. (Row 3)Mozell Haymon. Melvin Roche. Jerome Grigsby, Bruce Ezell, Cosvell Glover, Hal McKinley, Nathaniel Miller, Patrick Hogan. R.O.T.C. BOYS - FUTURE SERVICEMEN! {Row 1) Willie Moore, Alfred Bowman, Arthur Robinson, Luther Wilkins. Thomas May. Larry Haley. Thomas Scott. (Classleader) (Row 2) Ernest' Evans. Platoon Sgt., I-arry Jones, Richard Cunegln. Marvin Stearnes, Charles Vincent. Donald Graham. Robert Taylor, John Green, Milton Curtis, (Classleader). Class leaders. Tom George and Earl Banks, (Row 1) Leon Fair. Ronald Prlce.FreddieHaps.Billy Robinson. Sam Anderson, Ike Hood. Roosevelt Sumbry, Maurice C lark. (Row 2) Abe Brumfield, Ike Johnson, Aiphanza Atkins. Artis Carrol. Maurice Neal. Charles Jones. 132 McKinley Wright. (Row 3) Garland White, Chales West. Robert Taylor. Charles McNeal, Chales Williams. (Row 4) Willie Washington. LaBorne Hayes, Willie George, Dana Daniels, Shannon Kelley. (Row 5) Ike Preston. Carl Washington. Jimmy Williams. Jimmy Johnson. Am I really the Hl-YSweetheart? Please, 1 don't want to be a gouster! The graduating seniors in the Class of'65 have taken great strides since these photographs were taken. Can you guess who they are? (Answers on page 136) 133 More Baby Stuff” 134 MORE BABY STUFF This is actually a scene from West Side Story You sure Liz Taylor started out this way? Some of the pictures featured In Baby Stuff (the familiar expression of oar own Dr. Crane) still can be recognized as the sophisticated seniors of our grad atlng class. It was fun to collect the memoirs of history and to reflect on oar childhood days (how our parents re- member us most). The teachers ud secretaries included help to make identi- fication more difficult. Can you attic correct names to the pictures on thU and the preceding pages? The natnw are: Jackie House worth. Pat Linger. William Tayor, Diane DeBowles,Regia� Hayes. Fred Mitchell, Miss Lynn Greet , the Haneys, Bruce Evans, Ed Moll . Carl Scott,Karl Mahone, .lanis Alsobrooks. Enrique Romero. Cathy Naylor, Sow? Wilson. CharlesCollet, Ella Taylor, timer Jones, Sinovea Williams, Bonita Jacks . Elaine Jefferson, Mrs. Chandler, Kent '. Mil lender, Diane Washington. Mrs. Lopp. Deborah Franklin, Mrs. Bess, Horace Rogers, and Betty Warren. Gee, this stairway is so hard to hold up. And when I finish typing. I'll take another break. 136 SPORTS 137 n� 1964 story of the Tolleston football team featured four wins and five losses. A 13-0 victory over the Horsemen of Horace Mann High School in the Football-O-Rama started the Reason for the Blue Raiders. me naiucrs proved themselves superior In offense by defeating Emerson, lloranceMann. Froebel and Valparaiso by a total of 45 point . Fred Mitchell' aided the offensive team with his place-kicking that made the difference in many games. The Raiders also showed themselves excellent on defense. The defensive team was led by All State 2nd and 3rd team members John Williams, tackle and Ivory Hood, center. Going into the final Homecoming game, Tollcston was 4-4 In overall play and was tied for fourth in the conference. However, the 59ers proved too much for us. and we ended the season on a sour note with a 20-7 defeat. Still, because the boys played to the best of their ability and with real spirit, they are top in the eyes of every Tolleston fan. RAIDERS FINISH FOURTH IN CONFERENCE Members of the Varsity football squad are: Row 1- Left Waher Thlmii« y lN‘Ch0,u S,Cn,? Jamcs- John Williams, palter I humas. Ivory Hood. Robert Shotwell Arthur kmlerTN1,C Johnny Labroi. Claude Va’xter. and Hilly Favlor, Row- 2; l-eft to Right: Johnny Champion Lazarus Holden. Gregory Carther. Marvin Robinson. Artis Ste I iwSii1 r Mo°rC f5,et1n Tay,or. Karl Mahone. Chris l C {00k- S 1 Coach BobStearnes. 'Coach. F-arl Smith. Line toach, Connie Kimbo. James Johnson, Darryl Kev. James Iliumas. Jimmie Holden, Stan Hohnson. Robert Washington 1 imothy C.obl s. Glenn Ballard, and Fred Mitchell S Varsity Football Scores Footba 11-0-Kama Tolly ion Michigan City 7 Roosevelt 13 Emerson 9 Horace Mann 34 Hammond 0 Valparaiso 22 Lew Wallace Froebel 28 Andrean 7 Opponents 10 20 6 21 31 21 28 0 20 Glenn Taylor. Tackle Lonnie Garrett. Guard Willie Moore. Guard Marvin Robinson, Tackle SENIORS LED RAIDERS TO Tommie Nichols, Half-back Fred Mitchell, Half-back Eli Myers, End Chris Tate, Full-back TOLLEY CAGERS SINGED CONFERENCE FOE Varsity Basketball Squad: (Row 1) Isaac Hood, Glenn James, Bruce Ezell, Tommie Nichols, Johnnie LaBrol, Silas Harrington, Sam Anderson. (Row 2) JohnCorely, Performing with the nucleus of one of Tolleston's finest cage crews, coach Joe Vance’s 'fabulous five placed fourth in conference play with a record of 8 and 3. Although regarded as a very well-balanced squad. Tollesion was able to come up with its second conference scoring champ in three years-John Williams. Not only was John the team's number one point producer, but he also was an outstanding rebounder, defensive man. and team- man. Last year's basketball team also featured ocher key players who figured significantly in the outcome of important cage clashes. Seniors Bob Protho and Tommy Manager, Robert Protho. John Williams,Eddie Harris, Karl Mahone, Horace Rogers, Rowan Smith, David Tlppitt, Manager, and Coach Joe Vance. Nichols were generally regarded as the team's play-makers and helped set up shots for the big point makers. Senior forwards Horace Rogers and Karl Mahone, playing under coach Joe Vance for their final year, also turned in-clutch performances to ignite several last minute rallies. Senior guard Silas Harrington also proved to be a valuable man as a replacement for one of the starters. The 1966 Raider cage squad will be highlighted by several returning letterman, much to the delight ot Coach Vance. These include; Forwards Glenn James. Isaac Hood, Rowan Smith and Eddie Harris and guards Johnny LaBroi, Sam Anderson and Bruce Ezell. Varsity Scores Tolleston Opponents Tolleston Opponents 108 Edison Blazers 50 91 Hammond Tech Tigers 65 60 I .a Porte 47 62 Lafayette Catholic 58 56 Froebel Blue Devils 62 64 65 Andrean 59ers Roosevelt Panthers 58 72 Holiday Tournament 61 Hammond High Wildcats . W. A. W'irt Troopers 47 71 Edison Blazers 47 61 63 74 W. A. Wirt Troopers 57 48 Hammond Clark Pioneers 37 71 Froebel Blue Devils 86 79 Whiting Oilers 56 78 Emerson Norsemen 50 Sectionals 67 Horace Mann Horsemen 52 75 . Bishop Noll Warriors East Chicago Roosevelt 73 73 Edison Blazers 49 67 63 62 Calumet 58 79 _ Lew Wallace Hornets 59 72 Bishop Noll East Chicago Washington 63 70 I V3lporlaso Vikings 84 57 71 73 East Chicago Washington 98 WILLIAMS SCORING CHAMP Tommy Nichols Robert Protho Eddie Harris 143 Rowan Smith Glenn James John Williams FRESHMEN AND RESERVES PREPARE FOR VARSITY Members of the reserve basketball team were; First row left to right, manager, Jessie Scott, Simon Greer, Robert Washington, Tim Cobbs, Charles Smith, Greg Lilly, Man- ager, and Alfredo Pedreo. Second row Nate Williams, Jackie Wimblv, Stan Johnson, Jimmie Holden, John Hoover, Art Lastcr, Clarence McKinley Clarence Harris, Coach James Dailey 144 Members of the Freshman basketball team were: Charley Desadier, Andrew Torrance, John Hoover Larry Kendall Hudson, Ed Jordan, Ed Mooring.Curtis Williams. Richard Sinclair Harley, George Singleton, and Tim Drago! Anderson, Bob Mills, George Greer, S.L. Neal, Atton ZONE DEFENSE PROVES The Frobel Blue Devils' and Raider's clash was a wild affair that featured pelting action. Tom Nichols drives in for an easy lay-up after a beautifully executed fast-break. EFFECTIVE John Williams lets go of a tricky hook shot to tally another basket. The Raiders and the Panthers battle for the ball in wild action on the court. What's up? Rowan Smith, standout Junior forward, seems to be doing a balancing act as he tries to gain possession of the ball. Rowan Smith follows up his shot with a timely tip-in. TRACK AND CROSS-COUNTRY Members of the Varsity Track Team are: Top: Eli Myers, Phillip Raspberry, Glenn Ballard, Lee Ezell piomas Jordan, Edward Henderson, Fred Mitchell Lance Pratt 2nd Row: Lemuel Carter, L. Andrew Henderson. Roosevelt Sumbry. Danny Dawes Jerome I ucker Ricardo Hopkins. Charles Williams Kneeling: B lly Rav Sims. William Hayden. Jimmy Williams. Klcard Hayes. Charles Collet, Lazarus Holden. Simon Greer. A Lance Pratt, who was the Indiana State Low Hurdle Champion, broke the school record in 19.1 seconds. 146 Eli Myers set the conference and city broad Jump records and also set the school record of 23 feet 11 inches. tested endurance Top Row Jerome Tucker, Roosevelt Sumbry, Thomas Jordan, Danny Dawson and Lance Pratt Kneeling Billy Ray Sims, Simon Greer, William Hayden. Jimmy Williams, Lemuel Carter, Richard Hayes. Edward Henderson The Tolleston Cross-Country team was the North- west Indiana Conference champion and was led by several outstanding performers. Each member figured significantly in the meets as we defeated team after team. The team was led by Billy Sims, the squads only undefeated runner. Other outstanding runners were: Bill Hayden, Simon Greer, Charles Martin, Lance Pratt, and Jerome Tucker. With the nucleus of the squad being underclassmen. Coach Gonzales can expect still a better harrier in the future! 147 MATMEN LED BY NEW COACH I'eam members practiced hard, looking forward to a winning season. Team members improved with each work out in the gym. Tutored by a new coach, the wrestling squad soon found, to their surprise, that wrestling, like any other sport, required team effort in order to win. The team did feature some outstanding individual per- formers, but they were unable to muster enough individual performers to salvage a winning season. It is hoped that, in the coming seasons, the returning members of last year's relatively young team will develop and emerge as ''well-seasoned Matmen and bring about a winning combination in wres- tling for Tolleston ana Coach Kimbo. (Row 1) Sam Fair John Cuzman, Ray Collins, Ed Molina, Thomas Irby Raul Flores (Student Manager), Djmal Johnson. Artis Carol. Tom Fi Brumfield, Coach Kimbo. 148 Steve Henderson. (Row 2) ores. Ivory Hood, Wendell BATTER UP! BASEBALL ENDS SPORT SEASON. Following the ball all the way to the plate. Bob Protho is ’ ready to tee-off on a curve ball. 149 Congratulations Tolleston Grads! BAKER CHEVROLET 650 E. 5th Ave. 710 E. 5th Ave, Phillips Ice Cream DARI-MAID Visit Our Dari Maid Store With Complete Fountain Service 23 W. 15th Ave. MONTGOMERY WARD Congratulations Seniors! The Village Shopping Center CHUCK WHEELER The gentle art of frying chickens in a heavenly manner is given to but a few persons on this earth. Some mothers can do It. A few chefs can be mentioned. But, the true artists of this profession are amazingly enough, high school b° drained for months and months by Chuck Wheeler himself, these fortunate young men learn to turn out the tender, golden crusted, delicately-seasoned chicken In perfect batch after batch, around the clock from 11 a.m. until 11 p.m., seven days a week. Many of them earn college money In this manner. Con- stant dedication to the goal of perfect fried chicken is a wonderful character builder and a lesson in modern methods, combined with an old-fashioned appreciation of flavors and the human Ingredient. When you enjoy Kentucky Fried Chicken from Chuck Wheeler’s you know the tenderness, flavor and per- fection of each piece of chicken Is no accident. Chuck planned it that way. ZAucfc uufceeier TAKE -HOME AVo ifu 'O OPEN 11 to 11 GLENN PARK: 3936 Broadway (887-2931) MILLER: U.S. 20 (938-5599) WEST FIFTH AVE: (883-6122) Your Host From Coast To Coast 3030 E. 8th Ave. 938-6661 Large Parties Graduation Dinners Congratulations Class of 1965 We wish you success in all your endeavors ANTHONY E. DOBIS JR. Insurance And Real Estate Insurance And Real Estate 2233 West 11th Ave. YOUR FUTURE'S BRIGHT IN NORTHERN INDIANA If your eyes are on far horizons following graduation, here's a suggestion: Look around you right here in NIPSCOLAND! 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LAZARRO GLASS COMPANY MATT'S QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS NU ART FURNITURE TOLLESTON HARDWARE IN TRIBUTE TO James Reed Michael Gilchrist Members of the Tolleston family re- ceived a tragic loss with the knowledge of the departure of three Tolleston students - James Reed, Herbert Roche, and Robert Washington. In addition, a Tolleston teacher - Mr. Michael Gilchrist - and Mr. Robert S. Hall, the father of two Tolleston students, departed from us. To the familes of these deceased, we offer our sincerest condolences, for their loss which is felt by all of us. Fred Mitchell Editor - Pioneer Staff ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PIONEER STAFF Fred Mitchell............Editor - in - Chief Carolyn Ursery.............Assistant Fiditor Reginald Hayes........................Layout Editor Mike Kelley .................. Index Editor Frank Zedalis...............Business Manager Sandra McGregory . . . Advertising Editor Carmen Agosto ................. Copy Editor Cheryl Holloway . . . Assistant Copy Editor Linda Osika.....................Copy Editor Phyllis Davis ................... • Typist Mr. John Giolas.................Photographer Mr. Meharry Lewis....................Sponsor He that publishes a book runs a very great hazard, since nothing can be more impossible than to compose one that secures the approbation of every reader. Cervantes AUTOGRAPHS 156 AUTOGRAPHS 157 INDEX 158 Aaron, Earl .....................26,28 Abbyss. Lewis ..................... 70 Abyss, James........................34 Acoff. Mike ........................77 Acoff. Konald.................. 70.130 Adams. Dorothy .... 64.97.112 Adams. Mildred (Mrs.) .... 27 Adams. Steve ............... 77.01,124 Agosto. Carmen........... 64.86.87.80. 02.04.06.110.112 Agosto. Edna ...................... 77 Aldrich, Burnette William . . . 34.131 Alexander. Alice....................77 Alexander, Charles................. 64 Alexander. Mary.................70.101 Alicia, Bunilda ................... 77 Alkens, Greg .......................77 Allay. Katherine .................. 34 Allen, David.....................34,06 Allen, Don ........................ 64 Alsobrooks, Janis Denise...........34, 62.84,00.97.117,121 Anderson, Mrs. Bernice..............27 Anderson. George .................. 77 Anderson, James............... 64.108, I2S.126 Anderson, Gilbert ................. 70 Anderson. Richard....................m Anderson. Sam...................64,132 Andrews. Felicia .................. 70 Anthony, Eldridge...................77 Archie. Patricia ............ 77.07,98 Archie. Robert..................70,130 Archie. Willie..................64.130 Archer. Stella......................77 A rend. Jean........................34 Arend. Ronald.......................34 Arms. Adolph........................77 Askew, Linda....................70,101 Atkins. Alphonsa................34,132 Atkins. Brandon Leslie Hamilton . . . 35.62.91.97.106.124.127 Atkins. Gregory................125.126 Atkins. Jane........................64 Austin. Fanny...................77,101 Baker, Maruln....................35,01 Balden. Marlon......................78 Ballard. Eugene....................130 Ballard. Glenda.....................78 Ballard. Glenn........ 35.138.141.146 Banks. Amy.......................35,97 Bank . Earl D. Jr...............35,132 Banks, Floyd .......................78 Barham. Lynnetta...................101 Barner. Gall .......................78 Barnes. Alice.......................64 Barnes. Floyd ..................... 64 Barnes, Gwen ................ 64,94,00 Barnshaw, Lynetta...................70 Barnum. Llnetta....................125 Barrack. Richard....................28 Baskin. Carolyn.....................70 Batiste. Beverly Ann............35.110 Bawden. James....................26.28 Beasley. Wllford....................78 Beckham. Mary.......................78 Beckham. Alfred ....................28 Belle. Merlin 0.....................26 Bell. Joe...........................64 Berham, Lynette ................... 70 Bernett. Willie.....................71 Berry, Carl ....................... 78 Berry. Cynthia Rose............ 35.62, 84.00.97.101.110.112 Berry. Marianne .................. 123 Berry. Mary Ann ...................123 Bess. Mrs. B.J......................27 Bird. Gwen ........................ 78 Blrriel. Sylvia ................... 36 Black. Carol....................35,115 Black. John ....................... 78 Black, McKlnsy.....................130 Blake. Cariotta ............ 78.92,125 Blake. Carol Lynn........... 36,97,128 Blake. Carmen...................78.102 Blakely, Sharon ................... 78 Blakely. Yvonne..................36.98 Bledso, Rae Jean.................36,98 Bodley, Stancil ....................36 Boklen. Anne............36.110,112.114 Bolden. Marlin..................97.102 Bond. Willie....................70.130 Bonner. Brenda..................70.101 Bonner, Gall ..................... 102 Bowden. Linda ..................... 64 Bowden. Raymond ................... 78 Bowens. Thomas..................71.130 Bowman. Alfred.............. 36.98.132 Bowman. James...................... 78 Bowman. Willie......................71 Boyd. Betty ........................71 Boyd, Frederick ................... 78 Boyer. Faye ....................78 Boyes. Faith.......................102 Bratton. Gregory.... 36.124.127 Brazelton, John ................... 78 Brazelton. Valerie .... 71.90.101 Brewer. Sheryl...................71.90 Briggs. Cynthia.................78.102 Britt. L.J.......................64.07 Britt, Ralph ...................... 78 Britt, Steven ..................... 71 Brome. Patricia ................... 71 Brown. Miss A.F.................105 Brown. Alrlc ........... 78.125.126 Brown. Brenda..... 64.04.101.110 Brown. Carla ................... 78 Brown. Carolyn......................64 Brown. Debra ...................... 71 Brown, Doris .......................71 Brown. Ferance......................78 Brown. Fred.....................130 Brown. Gloria ..................... 64 Brown. Gloria...............78,110.124 Brown. Howard ..................... 78 Brown. Jason ...................... 78 Brown. Joe .........................71 Brown. John ....................... 37 Brown. Lawrence.....................78 Brown. Linda.....................78.96 Brown. Loretta .................... 71 Brown. Lutrlsha ................71.101 Brown, Marilyn..................... 64 Brown. Noland ..................... 78 Brown. Patricia ................... 71 Brown. Roland......................126 Brown, Ronald ............. 08,108.125 Brown. Theresa ............. 78 Brown. Tyrone ......................78 Bruce. Linda....................78,123 Brumfield. Abraham..............71.132 Brumfield, Aldo.....................78 Brumfield. Wendell .... 64.130.148 Bryant. Arthur .................... 64 Bryant. Melville . . 20.28.123.125 Burge, Sharon............... 64.94.108 Burns. William .................... 78 Bush. Mrs. Ella ............. 28 Butler. Larry ..................... 64 Byrd. Gwendolyn..................92.96 Cade. Mrs. Donald .............121,120 Cade. Sgt. Donald..............121,120 Cadena, James .... 37.62,84,90.106 Cain. Wanda ............78,101,124 Camacho. Dalila ............. 64 Camacho. Noemi ..............37 Cane, Donald .......................64 Cannor. Annie ..................... 78 Carman, Marcia .... 64.108.110 Carr, Linda ................... 98.101 Carra Bine. Richard M...............25 Carrol. Artis .... 64.132.138.148 Carroll. Jeffrey....................64 Carry. Tom ..................... 78 Carson, Merlin .............. 37.91,97 Carter. Debra .... 12.64.92.101. „ 108.110.112 Carter, Denise .... 37.101.106. „ 110.115 Carter, Harold..................64.131 Carter. Jan ............... 71,125.126 Carter. Lemual..............71.146.147 Carter, Linda ..................... 71 Castellanos. Alice .................64 Castellanos. Richard................71 Castro, Karen...................... 78 Castroe, Sandra ....................65 Caulcy, Constance...............71.101 Cauley, Wayne.....................130 Cauther. Gregory...............71.138 Cauther. Rhonda ...............78.102 Cauther, Yolanda ...............71,09 Cave. Daisey.......................71 Cave. Pat .......................37 Chambers, Anne ..................71 Champion. John....................138 Chandler, Mrs. Barbara.............28 Chandler, Denise...............78,125 Chatterson. LaShung . . . 65,94. 110.125 Checks, Daniels .................. 78 Chison, Theresa .................. 37 Christian. Harold .................08 Christian. Mary ...................08 Christian. William ..............78 Christmas, Precious .... 71,00, 101,129 Clark, Allonnie .................. 99 Clark. Idclla ................... 101 Clark, Idclla .................78,102 Clark, Linda ..................... 71 Clark, Mary ...................... 71 Clark. Maurice ....................71 Clark, Maurice ...................132 Clay burn. Imogene ..............78 Clayburn. Winters ................ 78 Cleveland. Jimmy . . . 71,91,92, 125.126 Cobbs. Geraldine.............. 71,101 Cobbs. Timothy . . . 65,131.138.144 Cody. Alicia ..................65.110 Cole. Doyle .......................71 Coleman. Dennis . . . 65.91.125.126 Coleman. Georgia ..................78 Coleman. John .................... 78 Collet, Charles Causey . . 37,117.146 Collins. Anita ................... 78 Collins, Anita.................09,102 Collins. Clinton ..................39 Collins. Ray ..............71.130.148 Collins, Willett a..........71.02.108 Comer. Lillie B.................38.08 Conard, Floyd .................... 28 Conley. Teresa ....................65 Conner. Annie.....................101 Conners. Janis Delores . .38,110.112 Conners. Silas.................71.130 Cooley, Robert ................ 65.97 Cooley. Roscoe.............71.125,126 Corley, John.......................71 Corraleg, Irene................... 78 Counce. Reginald...............65,131 Counce, Sandra ................... 70 Cowan. Anita .................... 123 Cox, Dale..................... 71,130 Cox, Harold ...................65,131 Cox, Ronald........................65 Crane. Dr. George...............19.28 Crisp. Marilyn.....................70 Crossley. Beatrice .... 04,95,114 115,128 Crossley. Cathy................71,115 Crossley. Lintfa .... 38.04.95.110 114.115.128 Cruz, Alfonso..................... 79 Culver. Cleo.......................65 Cunegln, Richard...............38.132 Curtis, Alvin..................38,131 Curtis, Harriet....................65 Curtis, Jim........................70 Curtis. Kathy.......... 70.71.92.101. 108,120 Curtis, Milton.................38,132 Dago. Stephanl.....................79 Dailey. Cynthia....................79 Dailey. Harvey.....................65 Daily, James...................18,144 Daniels. Dana ................ 71.132 Dantzler, Mrs. Helen...............26 Daughrity. Barbara.............38,110 Davila, Fred.......................71 Davila. John...................65,131 Davila, Victor ................... 79 Davis. Alma ...................... 39 Davis. Bernice.............71.101.106 Davis, Brenda..................79.102 Davis, Earl.....................79.96 Davis. Howard .....................79 Davis. Labretta.............71.98.101 Davis. La Pearl............J9.106.110 Davis. Laverne.....................79 Davis. Nickle..................65,117 Davis, Phyllis Ann . . . 39.86,106, 110.112 Davis, Mrs. Yvonne ............ 15,28 Dawson, Patricia . . . .71,97,101,108 Day. Shirley.......................71 Deal, Jimmy....................71,130 Dean. Booker ..................71,130 Dean. Valerie .................79.107 DeBowles. Diane.............19.106,110 Decani . Richard...............65,124 Delaney, Joyce .............. 79 Desadier, Alton................79,144 Diaz, Pedro....................... 79 Dickerson. Cheryl ...............65 Dickerson. Janls...............65.101 Dickerson. Pamela .... 71,96,101 Dickson. Genevieve.................79 Dillard. Eddie . . . 60.124.126.127 Dillard. Joe ..................... 72 Dillard. Major....................130 Dilley. Mrs. Martha................28 Dllworth. John.....................79 Divine. Mrs. Wendy.................28 Doss. Danny .............. 72.146,147 Drago. John.................72,144 Draper. Earl ......................39 Drake. Ray.........................79 Dravet, Diane......................39 Drones, Herman .............. 79 Drownes. Robert ...................39 Drummond. Portia ................. 65 Dumas, Violetta................72,111 Duncan. John ..................... 28 Duncan. Karen .................... 65 Dunn. Carolyn......................72 Dupree. Montell ...............39 Duran, Anna Marie..................40 Duran, Jesse ..................... 65 Duran, Joe ....................... 65 Eddie. Gloria..................65,110 Eddie, Ordella ...........79.102 Eddie. Ruby .... 65,97,101,110 Edmond, Eodie ...................79 Edwards. Clara ..................65 EdwardR. Deborah...............40,115 Edwards, 1-eon ....................79 Edwards. Leon......................79 Edwards. Leroy.....................72 Edwards. Louise ...................72 Edwards, Otis......................72 Edwards. Walt .................... 79 Edwards. Zelda.....................40 Edwin. Henry.......................79 Eggleston, Charles ............... 40 Eggleston, Crozell ............... 72 Elarlch, Margo ....................65 Eldridge. Greg ................... 79 Eidridgc. William Lee..............40 Elkins. Fred ......................29 Eller. Joann....................72,99 Elliot. Mrs. Erma .................29 Elliot. Jeanette...............79.102 Embry. Jackie . . 65.92.94.96.108.123 English. Carla ................40,115 Erwin. Sandra......................65 Evans. Barbara ............... 79,124 Evans. Bruce . . 40.62.106,124.127 Evans. Cheryl......................79 Evans, Eddie...................79,125 Evans, Ernest ................... 132 Evans, Joyce ..................... 65 Evans, Robert .................72,130 Evans, Sharon .................... 65 Ewing. Loistlne................65,110 Ezell, Bruce ..................65,131 Ezell. Jerome..................40,131 Ezell,Lee......................65.146 Fair, Ann ........................ 99 Fair, Leon.....................72,132 Fair, Maxine ......................65 Fair, Missouri ....................99 Fair. Sam ........................148 Farmer, Carlos.....................65 Felps. Russell ....................79 Ferguson. Andrew A.................41 Fernandez, John....................65 Fields. Rita . . . 65.101.103,105.110 Fitch, Patricia .............. 65,110 Fitts. Nona . . 64.65.97.98.101.108.110 Flack. Vivian ..............41,98.110 Flemina, Donald .................. 65 Fletcher. Mary............72.101 Flores. Danny......................79 Flores. Frank ..................65 Flores, Gloria ........ 65.94 Flores, Raul ..................79,148 Flores, Tom...............65,148 Flournoy. Anita ..........41.106.110 Flournoy, Henrietta............65,110 Flournoy. Liberty...............79,99 Flournoy, Patricia.............72.123 Flournoy. Terry ................79 Floyd. Clarence ...............41,131 Flynn, Floyd ..................... 91 Ford, Jeana ....................65 Ford, Jerry........................72 Forrest, Harold ...................79 Foster. Donna . . 66,92,94.98.108 Foster. Tanette....................72 Fowler. Van ...................... 79 Fox. Elizabeth.....................66 Frances, Kenneth...................41 Frances, Saline .................. 72 Franklyn. Deborah Jean .... 12.41, 110.112.115.128 Fred. Pedro .................... 79 Frezier. Carol .................. 101 Frlaz. Lupe ...................... 72 Fridge. Lexle......................65 Fridge. Shirlene...................99 Fridge. William...............65.131 Friths. Camelle........... 72,98,101 Gaddy. Fred ...................... 79 Galindo, Marjorie..................66 Galloway. Brenda ..............79,102 Gambriel. Donnie...................66 Garcia. Jose ......................79 Garcia, Capt. Miguel..............129 Garcia, Mrs. Miguel...............129 Gardner. Geraldine..............79,96 Garrett, Betty Jean . . . 41.99.129 Garrett, Lonnie . . . 127.128,140 Garrett, Thomas ...................66 Cask!. Mrs. Dorothy................27 Gaskin. Jessie ................... 72 Gaskin. Mary....................79,98 George. Thomas.................41,132 George. Willie....................129 Gholston. Diane .................. 72 Gibson. Minnie.................79.102 Gilbert, Demetrius................117 Gilbert. Edna......................72 Gilbert. Dr. Lee R.................25 Gilbert. Robert................72,130 Giles. Elizabeth...................66 Giles, Jeanitta............ 42,62.110 Gilliam. Malsle................... 72 Givens. Larry .................... 79 Glover. Bernadlne .............72,101 Glover, Coswell ...............66,131 Glover. Oscar..................42.131 Glover. Sallle Maylene . . 42.125,127 Gonzalez. Marce ...................29 Goode. Veltor .................... 42 Goodman. Barbara .... 66.98,110 Gordon. Valerie .................. 72 Grady. Thomas ................... 130 Graham. Donald Jerome . . . 42.132 Graham. Mavis......................66 Gray. Frizzel......................97 Gray, Larry ...................... 79 Gray. Rudolph . . . 66.106.107,125.126 Green. Charlene ...............72.101 Green. Gall ............... 92.96.108 Green. George .................... 79 Green, John....................42,132 Green. Larry ..................... 72 Green. Miss l.ynette...............27 Green, Lynn ....................72.98 Greene, Gall ..................... 72 Greer. George.................... 144 Greer, Simon ............ 144.146,147 Gregory. Joyce ................... 66 Grey, Charlene ....................80 Greyson, Brenda .................. 72 Greyson, Rita .....................79 Grice. Eunice ................ 66,115 Grigsby. Jerome ................. 131 Grubl. James .................... 130 Grundie. Monica . . 66,106,110,115 Guine. James ......................72 Gunn. Loretta............. 66,107,110 Guzman, Johnnie ...............65.148 Guzman. Sonia ..............• • • Haile, Leonard . . . 42.62,84.90.91 Haley. Larry..................42,132 Hall. Jo Anne. . . 43.95.100.112.121 Hall, Phyllis .................... 66 Hall. Robert..................43.117 Haney, Brenda . . 43,110,112.128 Hanley. Patricia................. HO Hanyard, Bernard . . 60.112.116.117 Harbin. John ...............66.131 Harbin. Roherra ............ 60.92 Hardaway, Cynthia .... 43,62.106, 100.112.121. Harley. Patricia .............. 66 Harley. Sinclair .............. 144 Harps. Cornelia ............... 66 Harps, F reddle..................132 Harris. Annette...............72,101 Harris. Charles L.............43.117 Harris. Clarence..............72,144 Harris. Clemen....................43 Harris. Diane................. 66,98 Harris, Eddie.................66,143 Harris. Emile.....................43 Harris. Freddie...................72 Harris, Mary..................72,101 Harris. Robert....................72 Harris, Sharon................72,101 Harris. Tyjuana...................66 Harris. Washington................29 Harvey. Troy.....................130 Haskins. Jefferson Davis . . . 80.10 Haydon. Bill ............ 72.146.147 Hayes, Kathleen ................. 72 Hayes. LaBorne............ 66.97,132 Hayes, Larry .................... 80 Hayes. Leonard....................29 Hayes, Reginald Stanley .... 43.62, 84.86.87.89.92.106.114.115.117 Hayes. Richard........... 72.146,147 Hayes. Sharon ................ 72.92 Haves. Sharon............. 80,97,102 Havmon. Katherine .... 44,99.110, 112.123.124.127 Haymon, Mozell................60.131 Haynes. Annette........... 72.92,101 Head. William.................72.130 Heardon. Barbara .................72 Hedgegus, Linda ..................80 Helwig. James.....................29 Henderson, Brenda.............72.101 Henderson. Clemolene..............80 Henderson. Debbra................102 Henderson. Edward . . 44.95.146J47 Henderson. Lee............66.107.146 Henderson. Robert L...........44.130 Henderson. Steven ........... 80,148 Henson. Henry.................80.124 Hernandez. Carmen ............... 2 Herndon, Debra................80,101 Hlbble. Mary Alice .............. 44 Hicks. Linda..................66.110 Hicks. Otis ......................80 Hicks. Suzette................... 2 Hill. Annie.......................73 Hill. Carolyn ............ 80.97.129 Hill. Ernie ..................... 73 Hill. Ethel Carol.................44 Hinton. Carol.....................66 Hogan. Evelyn....................102 Hogan. Hazetta................73,101 Hogan, Patrick................66,131 Holden. James............ 73,138,144 Holden. Lazarus .... 66,138.141.146 Holloway. Cheryl Ann .... 66,86.87, 94.97.101 Holmes. Bernestlne . . 44,101,110,112 Holmes. Rudolph . . . 73,92.96,98 Holt. Willies ................... 80 Hood. Edward......... 44.125.126.127 Hood. Isaac ............. 66,132,138 Hood, Ivory.......... 44.138,141.148 Hood. Marsha .....................66 Hoover. Jon ................. 80.144 Hopkins, Ricardo ............ 45.146 Hornsby. August .... 45.125.126,127 House. Franlkie M.............45,115 House. Linda ................... 123 Houseworth. Jacqueline Baye . . 45.98 Houseworth. John..................66 Houston. Deborah..................73 Houston. Margaret ................73 Howard. Eddie.................60.130 159 160 Howard, Franci ....................73 Howard, Hattie.....................66 Howard. Jacqueline................102 Howard, John.......................SO Hubbard. Anthony...............12'). 130 Hubbard. Vernon....................73 Hudak. Pat.....................73.125 Hudson, Andrea.................73.128 Hudson. Charley...................144 Hudson. Gloria Jean . . . .45.112,115 Hudson, Irene .................... 73 Hudson. John...................73,130 Hudson. Mary............... 66.110 Hudton. Danny 73 Hughes. Elesa.... 45.107.110.112 Hughley. Carolyn........... 66,97 98 Huley. Muriel.............. 66,97.110 Hull, Margaret ................ 4S Hull, Marie.....................73,92 Hunter, Mrs. Hattie............... 29 Hurt. Marlen.......................66 Huston, Beulah.................. 80 Irby, Thomas......................148 Ishmon, Modestine................ 45 Ivey. Shela ...................66,110 Jackson. Bonita . . 46,97.101.103; 106. Jackson, Charles ..............80 Jackson, Dorothy........... 66.94.110 Jackson. Earl ................. 29 Jackson. Gloria................73 123 Jackson. Helen ................80 Jackson. James.................73.130 Jackson. Jeanette................. 73 Jackson. Ray ........................ Jackson. Thelma.................80.96 James. Alice ..................'73 James. Almond......................46 James, Glen . . . 73.130.138.143 James. Jeanette................66.110 James. Larry ................... 66 Jefferson. Elaine .... 46.101.103. Jelks. Alfredia ..............., . 73 Jenkins, Sheila...............66.110 Jester. Derrick ................. 66 Jeter. Sandra .... 73,101.106.107 Johns. Wendell .... 73.91,94 96 , . 108.124.128 Johnson. Alfred .... 46.62.106,117, , u „ 123.124.126.127 Johnson. Carmen ............... 123 Johnson. Carol.................66,112 Johnson. Charles .............. 80 Johnson. Connie....................66 Johnson, Dtmal....................148 Johnson. Gloria ......... 66.98.110 Johnson, Helan.................80,107 Johnson. Isaac ................ 73,132 Johnson, Jacqueline . . 80.124,127 Johnson. James ............ 73,138 Johnson. Mrs. Janet .............. 29 Johnson. Janice Lorraine .... 46 Johnson. Kenneth...............66,130 Johnson, Lindsey...........’. . . 80 Johnson, Mary..................66.110 Johnson, Michael ................ 123 Johnson. Ozell ................... 73 Johnson. Pat ..................... 73 Johnson. Rhonda............... 123 Johnson, Rita .....................80 Johnson. Sandra’...............66,144 Johnson, Stanley...............73,138 Joiner, Josephine . . . 67,94.107.110 Joiner, Park Ella..................73 Jones. Barbara.....................80 Jones, Barbara.....................73 Jones, Betty...................’ go Jones. Celestine ..............67.110 Jones. Charles.................73,132 Jones, Eloise....................’l29 Jones. Mrs. Ernestine ....... 27 Jones. Everage ....................67 Jones, Gloria..................67,123 Jones, Haney III........... 46,62.90. 92.97.117 Jones. Henry ................. 67.131 Jones. Jacqueline Lynn 46,62.84,92 Jones, Karen .... 67,110.112.123 Jones, Kathy ...................... 80 Jones, Larry....................98.132 Jones. Mary.................73.101.106 Jones. Steve....................67,130 Jones. Verneta .....................80 Jones, Wallace .....................67 Jordan. Adam .................. 69 Jordan. Betty..................80 102 Jordan. Ed ....................’144 Jordan, Thomas..............146 147 Joseph, izell ...................'73 Joseph. Wilson ...................67 £•?.• • • • • 67.124.126,138 Kelley. Michael.......... 67.86.87.89, 92.94.107 Kelley. Patricia .................. 67 Kelly, Cara ........................80 Kelly, Shannon.....................132 Kendall. Larry.................... 144 Kerner. John .................... 73 Kesely, Mehilo ............... 19.29 Kimbo, Connie...............138.148 Kimbrough. Albertine................67 Kinbrough. Naomi................67,100 ira. .................73,130 King, Janice Louise.................46 King. Kitty.........................67 King, Tommy.........................67 King, Verna.........................80 Knlpp, Shirley.................'. 67 Kuehnle, Miss Sheila................29 Kyle. Janice................ 73.92.106 LaBrol, Johnnie.................67,138 LaBrol, Sharon..................97,102 LaBroi, Vernon......................73 Lancaster. Geraldine................67 Lancaster. Linda ..............80 Landrum, Diane.................107,110 Landrum. Richard .... 67,106.131 Landrum. Walter ................... 73 Larsen, lngvald.....................32 Lascoe. Ronald ................’ 17.29 Lasenby, Richard...................’so Lassenby. Oiinda............73,101 Lashe, Mr . Dorothy..............26.29 Laster, Arthur............. 67.138,144 Sheryl ................. 80 Ledbetter. Andrew ..................Q8 Lee, John...................... 62 91 Lee, Richard ......................‘73 Leek. Mrs. Iney..................21,29 Leonard. Mariola ...................67 Lewis, Mrs. Ana.....................27 Lewis. Diane ..................95 Lewis, Henry ..................[ 67 Lewis. Mabel .......................67 Lewis. Marris .................80 Lewis, Meharry.............. 16,29,116 Lewis, Odessa ................. 73,123 Lewis. Pearline ................... 73 Lilly. Greg....................... ,44 Lindas, Donald .....................30 Lindsey. Patricia A.............47,128 Little, Regina..................67,110 L tt es. Gwen ............. 73.101.106 Littles, Marie ................ 47,110 Lock, Jane .................... jq2 Lofton, Adrine .................... 73 Lopp. Mrs. Delores................ 27 Lott, Jane .........................80 Lott. Mark ........................ 67 Lowe. Ruben ................... 73.130 Lowe. Wiley .................... . 131 Luckett, Adolphus ................. 80 Lugo. Edwin ....................... go Lules. Debcra ..................... 80 Lumpkin, Edma .................so Lumpkin. Edward..............’ 30 Lydell, Berlna..................... 47 Lyles, Alice ................'80.102 Lyles. Deborah...................96,102 Lymon. Jane ........................ 73 Lymon, Saunders ....................123 Mack. Gregory Paul . . 47,106,131 Mackel, Audley ..................... 30 Magee, Blanche ..................... 80 Mahone. Karl . . 47,106.117.125,127, u u 138.141 Mahone, Karlene .....................74 Major, Paul......................61.123 Mallory, Kathleen .................. 67 Mannie, Charles......................47 Mannie, Rudy ....................... 67 Manuel, Ellis ...............’ 47 Marcus, Edmona ..............’ go Marcus. Reginald................’ 74 Marcus. Ronald . . 74.106.125.126 Mardy, Thomas ...................... so Martin. Carolyn......................47 Martin, Charles .................. 74 Martin, John ..................80 Martin, Paul ..................74 Martin. Rosie..................80.102 Martinez. Emanuel .................80 Martinez. Manuel .................124 Martinez. Margo....................67 Martinez. Terrence.................48 Marvis, William .................. 80 Marzan, Sharon.....................81 Mason. Jackie......................98 Mason. Michael ................... 81 Massie, Arnold.................81.125 Matthews. Ilene ............... hi May. Gerald ...................8j May. Thomas James..............60.132 Maya. James........................30 Mayes. Ella....................[99 Mayes, Joyce...................67 McCade. Ralph ....................log McCants, Sandra .... 81,97.102 McCauley. Dale..................22,30 McClaichey. Anna ..............48,110 McC late hey, Bobbie...............48 McClaichey. Clarence..............131 McClatchey. Ernestine .... 67,101. _ 103.ias.110.115 McClatchey. Vernetta........73.101 McClelland. Richard.........74.91. 92.107 McClesin. Dorothy ............. 73 McC'loud, Diana....................74 McCloud. Leroy..............81,98 McCoy. Linda ............ 74.92.108 McCullen. Margo............ 74.96,125 McDate, Ralph ................... 124 McElroy, Darlyta.................. 74 McElroy, Kathy.....................81 McGee. Mary Ann................67 McGee. Reyner...............67.130 McGill. Marilyn.............61,106 McCregory. Jerrllyn . . 74,92.96,108 McGregory, Sandra .... 48,62.84 „ 86.87.90.92.93 McIntosh. Cornell .................81 McIntosh, Sharon...................81 McKinley. Allen ............... 130 McKinley, Clarence . . 67.130.144 McKinley. Gloria .............. 74 McKinley. Hal.....................131 McKinley, Jackie...................74 McKinley, Joyce................ 48.92 McKinney, Anita . . 48.95.101.103. .. 105.110 McKinney. Hal ...................... 74 McKnight. James......................81 McLaudau, Fred.......................30 McNeal. Charles................i 69 132 McNIchols, Mr . S Sgt...............129 McNichol8, S Sgt....................129 McWhoter. Dennis....................131 Mead, Adcll..........................81 Mead, Ellery.......................’ 81 Mead, William................... 92 Meadow. John..................74 Meadows. Gregor .... 48.94.107 Means. Peggy . . 67.96,98.103.105. Mendlzabel, Theresa................’ 48 Mendoza. Ancilita ...................74 Mendoza. Manuel.....................131 Metcalf, Eleanor .....’ 74.98 Metcalf. Marilyn................... 128 Metcalf, Sharon ............. 74.98,101 Mickens. Brenda ................. 81.97 Millender, Kenneth............61.98 Miller. Alfred............ 49 94 117 Miller. Herman................ . 74 Miller. Larry....................81,124 Miller, Nathaniel ..................131 Miller, Velma .............. 49'94 99 Mills. Robert ...................81.144 Mlnelll, Miss Joanne.............30 Minor, Darryie.......................74 Minor. Davona .......................g| Minor. Tommy.....................49 117 Mitchell, Aaron.....................'si Mitchell, Dorris.................49 110 Mitchell. Fred .... 49.62.86,87.92. u 1? :! “LI 15,117,138,140,146,149 Mitchell, Howard.....................74 Mitchell, Linda Jo . . 61,62.84.90.91. ... . .. 106.108 Mitchell, Marvin ................81 Mitchell, Sharon..............................67 Mitchell. Toni................................81 Moffatt. Mrs. Virginia.....................14,30 Molina, Ed................................62,132 Monday, Luncll................................74 Monger. Thelma................................74 Mondoy, Kafacl................................74 Montcria. Steplianie..........................74 Montion, Anthony..............................67 Moodie, Kathy................................ 74 Moore. Carl ................................. 74 Moore, Claudia............................67,110 Moore, Edward ................................30 Moore, Edwin..............................67,108 Moore. Event........ 74,124,126 Moore. Mary Ann............................81,97 Moore, Robert ...................... 124.126,127 Moore, Ronald ............................... 81 Moore, Theodore........................92,97,108 Moore. Willie C......................49.132.138. 140 Mooring, Edward...........................81,144 Mootyc, Gloria............................61,115 Mootye. Willie........................ 74.92.108 Morgan. Douglas...............................81 Morgan. Jeanette..............................74 Morgan. Thompson .............................81 Morrow. Othos ............................... 81 Morton. Noreen................................74 Moseley. Jeanette . . . 49.91.107.108, 112 Moses, Charles ...............................74 Moses, Isaac .................................67 Moss, Beatrice . . 67,101,107,110 Moss, Beverly Ann . . . 49,101.103. 105.125.127 Moss, Fred ...........................50,116,117 Moss. Gwen........................ 67,96,101.110 Murphy, Albert .............................. 74 Murphy. Priscilla ............................81 Myers. Ell ............................. 140.146 Nadolski, Jon.............................67,106 Napcr, Karen ................................ 81 Naylor. Anthony...........................67,117 Naylor, Kathy .... 50,95,110,112 Neal, Betty ..................................74 Neal, Earl ...................... 67.125.126.129 Neal, Maurice ........................... 74.132 Neal. Roosevelt ............................. 74 Neal, Sandra .................................67 Neal. S.L....................................144 Negron. Angel L. ... 50,125.127 Negron. Miriam .............................. 74 Newell. Annie.................................81 Newell. Jackie................................74 Newell. James ...........................74 Nichols. Julia . . . 77,81.92.96.102 Nichols. Tom . . 50.117,130,138.140. 143,145 Noel, Carl .............................. 67.124 Noel. Monica...... 74.99,101.106. 107.108.123 Nolan. Diane..............................74,124 North. Mrs. Gloria............................27 Norwood. Iris.................................68 O'Keefe. John.................................30 O’Kelley. Elvec...............................74 Oliver. Robert ...............................30 Oliver. Waletta ..........................74.102 Olmo. Marzeret .............................. 81 O'Neal, Nathaniel .... 50.117.127 Ortiz. Alba ..................................74 Ortiz. Evelyn ............................... 50 Ortiz, Louis ................................ 50 Ortiz. Margaret ............................. 74 Osborne. Rose.................................81 Oslka, Susan ................................ 74 Otero, Israel ............................... 74 Otero, Lucy...................................81 Ozler. James.................................130 Pace, Jacqueline . . . 68.84.108 Padlo, Cassle................................68 Padlo, Connie............................50,100 Padlo. Rusty.............................74.130 Pagan, Albert ...............................81 Pagan, Anilda ...............................68 Pagan. Asael .............................51,75 Pagan. Ishmael ..............................SI Pagan. Willie ...............................68 Page. Ernest . . . 51.125.126,127 Page. William .............................. 51 Paine. Larry ................................75 Palmer, Cecilia ............................ 81 Palmer. Mrs. Eunice..........................26 Palmer. Sylvester .................75,130 Parfenoff. Mrs. Janet .................32 Parker. Diane .... 51.101,103,105 Parker. Kenneth........................75 Parker. Ronald........................130 Parker. Walter......................51.95 Parks, Twilla ........................ 68 Parrida. Virginia .................... 51 Patterson, Turnitta . . 51,97,110.127 Pavlc. Jean .......................... 68 Payton, Earl ......................... 68 Pedrero, Alha .........................51 Pedro, Alfredo....................... 144 Perkins, Eugene........................68 Perkins. Miss Frances..................30 Perkins. Irene ....................... 81 Perkins, Rita ........................ 75 Perry. Frank ......................... 68 Perry. Gregory ....................... 68 Peterson. Carole ..................... 81 Peterson, Doris........................75 Peterson. Doris....................68,101 Peterson. Ruth....................101.123 Pewitt, Miss Rosa .....................30 Phelps. Michael .......................81 Phelps. Willie ........................68 Phillips. Larry........................68 Pitman. Billy .........................81 Pitts, Mrs. Willie ....................30 Ploszaj, Dorothy ..................... 52 Polk. Christine........................68 Poliak, Sam .......................... 30 Pollard, George.....................52,98 Pounds, Alphonso...................75,124 Pounds, Sheryl......................81,97 Powell, Dawne..........................81 Powell, Roderick ......................81 Pratt. Lance . . . 68,117.146.147 Preston, Dorothy . . . o4.68.72.101, 110.124.128 Preston, Isaac ................... 75,132 Price, Leatrlce ....................75,98 Price, Linda ............... 68 Price, Ronald......................75,132 Pride, Bobby.......................68,131 P rot ho. Anthony..................68,131 Protho, Irene........................ 5 Protho, Linda..........................68 Protho. Robert L. Jr. ... 52. 143,149 Prudleman. Nancy....................75,98 Pruitt, Barbara ...................... 52 Race. Ronald...........................52 Raine. Cynthia ................ 98.99.112 Randolph. Deborah......................75 Randolph. Kenneth .....................52 Ransom. Belinda............... 75.92.106, 107.124 Ransom, Bonita ................ 68.95.107 Hanson, Cynthia..................... 123 Raspberry. Antoinette . . . 70,75.92, 106.107.108 Raspberry. Brenda..................81,102 Raspberry, Phillip............ 68,107,146 Ravis, Lawana ........................ 81 Rayburn. Marqurite ....................81 Redden. Ollle ................ 75.125.126 Radden. Patricia . . 68.81.98.101, 103,105 Redmon, Mrs. Anne...................26,32 Reed. Sharon...................68.110,128 Reedens, Melvin ...................... 75 Reese. Brenda......................68,101 Reid. James ......................... 130 Reid. Lillion .....................75.115 Resetar. Mrs. Corinne . . . 21,31 Reynolds, Clarence.....................68 Reynolds. Mary Ann.....................52 Reynolds, Stan.........................81 Rhimes, Evelyn......................52,98 Rhines. Adalius ...................... 81 Rhlnes, Gwen...........................75 Rhodes, Sharon.....................75,128 Rice, Margaret.........................99 Richard. Howard........................82 Richardson. Mike .... 68.97.108 Richardson, Patricia ..................53 Roach. Mrs. Marianne...................31 Roche, Melvin.........................131 Roberton. Floyd........................75 Roberts, Nelson Elliot............ 53,95, 116.117,118 Roberts. Pat ... 75.98.102.129 Robertson, Carolyn.....................82 Robertson. Eliza ..................� 2 Robertson. Lewis ..................82 Robertson, Shirley.............82,102 Robertson, Tyrooe................ 82 Robinson, Arthur...............53,132 Robinson. Barbara .................75 Robinson. Billy ........... 75,97,132 Robinson. Carolyn................ 102 Robinson. Colynthla.............68.98 Robinson. Donald...............68.131 Robinson, Flarl ................. 75 Robinson, Janls................53,128 Robinson, Marvin.......... 98.138,140 Roche. Melyii ................... 68 Rodgers, MAT Ana ...............22,31 Rodriquez, Ada.....................53 Rodriquez. Anilda..................82 Rodriquez. Louisa .................82 Rogers. Carolyn................82,107 Rogers, Dorothy .... 53.98.110.128 Rogers. Horace.................53,117 Rogers. Rogercarole .... 54,62.84. 90.106.110 Rollins. Jansen ...................82 Romanski. Linda.................82.98 Romanski. Ronald...................54 Romero. Edwin..................54,131 Romero. Enrique . . 54,95,116,117, 128,131 Roosevelt. Christmas...............82 Ross. Carolyn . . 82.92.102,107.124 Ross, Diane .............. 68,110,128 Ross, Fred ............... 68,107,131 Ross, Jacqueline . . . 54,103,105 Ross. William ................... 130 Sacopulos, Miss Eugenia . . 14,31,93 Sain. Pat .....................82.102 Salinas. Patricia .................69 Salinas, Ramona....................54 Sanders, Leonest...................82 Santana, Epifanlo Jr...............54 Santilllan. Gilbert ...............68 Satana. Herminia...................75 Saylee. Mary ......................82 Scnoeborn, Charles.................26 Scott. Betty Jean..................61 Scott. Carl . . 54.117.125.126.127 Scott, Carolyn ................75,110 Scott, Doris.......................82 Scott. Jean....................75,123 Scott, Jessie..................82.144 Scott. Nina............67,110,112.128 Scott, Thomas James............55.132 Scott, Tommie .................... 55 Serano. Francisco..................69 Sherard. Edgar.....................82 Sherard. Marcelita.................75 Shotwell. Robert ..............69,138 Sifrlg, Raymond ................21,31 Simmons, Evonne................82,107 Simpson. Almeta .................. 75 Simpson. Carolyn...................82 Sims. Billy Ray.............. 146,147 Sims. James........................55 Sims, Sharon....................82,98 Singleton, George . . . 82,125,144 Skelton. Jackie ...................82 Smith. Alicia .................... 55 Smith. Angela .................75,101 Smith, Bonita .................... 75 Smith, Brunetta..........82,107 Smith. Carol ......................99 Smith. Charles...........75,144 Smith. Darrel . . 75.92.95.123.126 Smith, Earl .................. 10,138 Smith, Eugene .................... 82 Smith, Gregory .................. 124 Smith. Nathaniel ................ 129 Smith. Pam ........................82 Smith, Pete ...................... 75 Smith. Rosetta Maria .... 55,110 Smith, Rowan ............. 68,143,145 Smith. Silas ......................75 Smith, Sylvester...................82 Smith. Zella...................69.110 Sneed. Betty...................69.111 Spears, Johnnie ...................69 Spencer, Abraham ..................82 Spencer, Dolly.....................75 Spencer. Janie . . 55.99.101,110.112 Spires, Camelle............ 55,99,101 Stacker. Charles ..............68.131 Stallion. Shirley..................75 Standley, Mrs. Alice...............31 161 Starks. Gwen.......................68 Starks. Terry..................82,102 Stearnes, Marvin .................132 Stearnes. Mrs. MrytIs..............31 Stearnes, Robert...........31,138,141 Steele. Charles.................18.31 Stellhorn, William.............55,130 Steininger, Richard................56 Stephens, Marsha .... 82,91,97 Steppe. Carl...................75,130 Steppe. Reginald...............75.130 Sterns, Tyranne....................82 Steven. Larry......................82 Steward, Fred......................82 Stewart, Charlene...............56.98 Stewart. Eugene....................31 Stewart. Patrlc ................56 Stakes. Bertha ....................82 Stokes. Elolse.....................68 Stokes. Shirley .... 75.101.124 Stone, Betty...................... 68 Stone. Bettye.................101,110 Strong. Allen ................ 75.130 Strong. Bertha ................... 75 Strong, Gloria ....................82 Strong. Jack ......................75 Strong. Margie ....................82 Strong. Marie .....................82 Strong. Rosetta .................. 75 Sudberry, Mike .................82,97 Sumbry, Roosevelt . . 75,132.146,147 Sumbry. Sarah......................82 Sutton, Jan .......................82 Sutton. Pat........................82 Swan, William P....................25 Swope. Edith ......................68 Swope. Ronald ................... 124 Sykes. Joyce ................. 69,110 Szezyrba. Phyllis .................68 Szmall. Casimir ...................75 Tate, Chris ............. 130,138,140 Taylor. Bessie ................68,101 Taylor. Ella . . . 56,92.110,115.128 Taylor. Glenn ............... 138,140 Taylor. Miss Jessie................31 Taylor. John ......................82 Taylor, Lillian...................101 Taylor, Robert ....................75 Taylor. Robert.................56.132 Taylor. Samuel ....................56 Taylor. William . . 61.116,117,129 131,141 Teamer, Barbara....................82 Teamer, Cliff......................82 Teamer. Mary Ann...................56 Tellez. Victor ................... 76 Tenelle. Toni ............ 68.110.124 Terry. Chadwell...............76,130 Terry, Gaill...................83,111 Thlrles, Barbara .... 76.99,101 Thomas. Charles....................76 Thomas. Clab.......................83 Thomas. Diane......................56 Thomas. James ....................138 Thomas. Janis......................76 Thomas. Shirley Marie . . 57.107,110 Thomas. Stephanie . . 77.83.92.96 Thomas. Walter E. ... 51.138.141 Thompson. Mrs. Anne.............22.31 Thompson. George...................76 Thompson. Julia...................101 Thompson. Lavern...................83 Thompson. Patrica..................68 Thompson. Teresa . . . 76.101.123 Thompson, Vivian...................68 Thornton. Larctta .................76 Thurston. Emanuel Charles . . 57 Tillman, Alice.....................83 Tillman. Ronald................76,130 Tippitt, David .................. 131 Tolbert. Betty.....................82 Tolbert, Charles ..................68 Tolbert, Charles ..................76 Torrence. Andrew...............82,144 Torres, Antonia ...................61 Torres. Elizabeth ......................83 Torres. Miguel ........................ 69 Trent, Arils............................69 Triplett, Carol ........................83 Triplett. James L.......................57 Tucker, Catherine ......................76 Pucker. Jerome................. 69.146,147 Tucker. Robert.......................69,94 Turner, Cynthia................ 57.100.110 Turner, Gail ................... 83 Turner, Lois ....................... 76,99 Underwood, Geraldine . . 57.106.112 Upshaw, Gwen ...........................83 Ursery, Carolyn . . . 57,62,84,86. 87.89,90.92,94.96 Ursery, Robert .......... 69.92 Vance. Joe ......................... 11,31 Vanzant. Freddie .. 57,101.110.114. 115 Vaslle, Carl .......................... 83 Vaughn. Phlnus ............ 130 Vaxtcr. Claude ....................138.141 Veldhousen. Richard ....................83 Ve8po, Donna ...........................69 Vincent. Charles.......................132 Vinson. Debilyn.........................83 Waddell, I ayetta . . 6.7,58.95.112 Walker. Larry.......................69,130 Walker. Louise ............ 101 Walker, Mary.............69,101 Walker. Mike ...................83 Walker. Victor ..............83 Wallace. Miss Edith................. 17,31 Wallace. Harold ........................83 Wallace. Steve .....................69,117 Wallace. Susan .........................58 Wallace, Yetta .....................83.102 Walls, Harold ......................... 76 Ward. Luke..........................76,130 Warren. Betty Jean . . . 58,95.106 Wasely, Martha ................. 76 Washington. Carl....................76.132 Washington. Diane . . 58,98,111,128 Washington. Eddie ..................69,131 Washington. Ella....................76,123 Washington, Gregory....................129 Washington, James.......................31 Washington. Joann ......................76 Washington. Julius ..............58 Washington. Laurese .... 76,101 Washington, Laymon .................83 Washington. Kenny ......................83 Washington. Robert . . 69,138,144 Washington. Shirley . . . 69.92,97, 98.108.110.112 Washington, Walter .... 69.94 Washington. Willie ................. 83.94 Washington. Willie .................69.132 Watson. Eugene...........76,131 Watson. Martha ..................... 69.99 Watson. Norman ........................ 32 Weakley, Barbara . . . 76,101.125 Weakley. Pat .................. 58.124.127 Weathersby. Carla ..................... 83 Weaver. Janice.......................69.99 Weaver. Leatrlce ...................... 83 Weaver. Vincent ........................76 Webb. Billy ........................69,131 Webb. Geraldine ....................83,111 Webb. William.................. 83.125,131 Webb, Xavier ...........................69 Webb. Yvonne................... 58.106.108 Wesley. Shirley.........................83 West. Charles ........................ 132 West. Jim ......................... 76,130 Westbrook, Dwight........69,117 Wetekamp. Ted ......................... 32 Wheeld, Alex ...........................83 Wheeler. Bernice........................76 Wheeler. Melvin ....................69,131 Whitaker. Rena . . . 58.110.125.127 White, Andrew ......................... 76 White, Benton ......................... 83 White. Dennis ......................... 98 White. Garland...........69.132 White. Jackie ................... 69. White. Marguerite .............76.101 White. Richard .................... 83 White, Wanda.....................69 White. William............ 76.125.126 Whiteside. James ..................32 Whitler, Benny.....................59 Whitman. Call............. 76,106.107 Wiley. Bertha.................76.101 Wilkins, Luther Jr. ... 59.69.132 Williams, Alex ............. 77,83,92 Williams. Annette...............59.97 Williams, Annie ...................83 Williams, Bonita................76,98 Williams, Charles.............132,146 Williams, Curtis ................ 144 Williams, Danny....................59 Williams, Donna ...................83 W'illiams. Donna ..................83 Williams. Elijah...................83 W'illiams, Everett ................83 Williams, Fred .................83.92 Williams, Gaysne...............83.123 Williams, George .................. 76 Williams, Georgia ................. 76 W'llart, Otis .....................83 Williams, Gregory .................83 Williams, Harold...............83,112 Williams. Harold...............69.131 Williams, Janet ................... 69 Williams, Jeffery ............... 69 Williams. Jimmy . . 69.91,125.130, 132.146 Williams. John . . . 138,143,145 Williams. Kenny .... 77,83.92.107 Williams, Nathaniel . . . 130.138.144 Williams, Oliva................76.101 W'illiams. Reginald................76 Williams. Ronald . . . 59.116.117.128 Williams. Rosmond ................ 76 Williams, Shirley..................76 Williams, Sinovia .................59 Williams. Theresa..............83,102 Williamson. Robert ............... 76 Willis. Emmett.................69.125 Willis, Izora ................. 76,97 Wilson. Beverly ................64,69 Wilson. Deborah .................. 76 Wilson. Derrick . . . 76,108.125 Wilson. Diane Louise . . 59,94.110 Wilson. Linda . . . 69,96,110.112 Wilson. Melva . . . 59.97.100.101.110 Wilson. Mrs. Mona ..............19.32 Wilson. Pat ...................... 76 Wilson, Patricia . . . 60.92.94.97.110. 112.124 Wilson, Shirley ...................76 Wimbly, Jackie.................76,144 Wimblv, Paulette...................69 Wingfield. Amos....................83 Winters, Victoria...............69,97 Wise. Charles .................... 32 Wise. Jackie.......................83 Wise. Lynn.....................83.102 Wolfe. Sandra . . . .69.96.97.101,106 Woodall. Betty.................69.101 Woodall. Mary .................... 76 Woodall. Shirley ................. 83 Woodard. Bonita ...............83.102 Woods. Gerald .................83,125 Woodson. James........... 123,124,125 Woodson. Sally ................... 76 Woolfork, Lawana ..................69 Worthman, Sandra........... 69,99.101 Wright. Arnieta ...................83 Wright, Earl.............. 60.129,131 Wright. McKinley...............60,132 Wright, Wanda..................83.102 Wright, Wilma .................... 76 Wyatt, Lucy................ 69.94.95, 107 Zedalis, Frank ............. 69.86.87 Ziolkowski, Mra. Gloria............32 162