Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1966 volume:

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'Ui' nzlsasmaannnssns Ill' nn nn nu nn un nn un nu nu un Ill' llll llll Illl Ill' Ili! Ill! llll llll Ill! llll IIII I!!! llll llll nu nn nn nu un nu -ns nu nu n. . :ua nn nu un un I ll nu un un nu :zu un nu nu nu n lIli..-l.l'lllll llll up un nu un 5 Ie . X3 K- -, M .Nha - fff:4af,5,kwf I W 'x RX xx N . xf ,,.,4 . pf' , ig! i bw al The Sandbox by Edward Altee, was entered in the One-Act Play contest and directed by Miss Donna Butts. Its cast included MaryJon Cox, Donna Cunningham, Keith Owens, Larry Shumate and Roscoe Coffman. 1' ..wv,., ,M-M it A glorious past, A lively present, and A bright future, these words ex- press the feelings a student has to- wards Waco High School. It has been truly said that good teachers effect eternity, because they never know where their influence stops. Here at Waco High the teachers can see how their influences help build Tigers. In the past year, students have had a deep understanding of the last paragraph in the Tiger Creed, which says, A lot of laughter, blood, sweat, and tears has gone into building TIGER traditions. They stand or fall with us. The DAISY CHAIN Staff presents this annual as a record of all the wonderful experiences of 1966. . V ,,-5.5 M . ' fn' Z ' A Q , -Q , an il, A - Waco High School Tiger Band had a great year with Mr. Richard Perot as the new director. 4 5' 'Q p rf v ' 4 izvfw gnu f V ' s s 6 , 5 9 gx m. ,ki Q 5' EYL ,g.:rw mans' THE 1966 DAISY CHAIN M'ss Hattie Zurfluh DEDICATED TO MISS HATTIE ZURFLUH The Class of 1966 dedicates this edition of The DAISY CHAIN to Miss Hattie Zurfluh Those who educate children are more to be honored than even their parents, for these only give them lifeg these the art of living well. -Aristotle In appreciation for her years of service to Waco High School and to us especially. Her personal concern for each of her students, her unselfish devotion to the work of Pan Amercian Student Forum and her enthusiasm for all things Spanish have inspired those who have worked with her. Her quite manner and her happy smile Will be among our brightest memories of Waco High School. TABLE OF CONTENTS YY! Dedication . . 6 Administration , , .12 Faculty . . 16 Activities , , . 26 Seniors , 1 52 gugiifiif .1 'V 44,1 Q A Junlors . . . 72 g A fa' A 5 an Q ' 53,-,if' g , , h f Sophomores . . 79 QI? :mfg fr e? 5'si3J 'f2c 135 6 .1 . . 6 fri '54, . .L ' .-.,. I ,Vw '- -, ..f. , 'w - V . fr ,, w s-s., , Bei? a n Clubs , Organizations , Sports . Advertisements , . .100 . . 128 . 158 . 192 MISS ELOR OSBORN MISS ELOR OSBORN With a Well-worn textbook and a soft-spoken voice Miss Elor Osborn has unlocked not only the gateway to the classics but also the door to living. To the ageless works of Cicero, Caesar, and Vergil, Miss Osborn has added a deeper implication--and insight into everyday living. In 43 years of devotion to the teaching profession at Waco High School Miss Osborn has helped to train thousands of students. With understanding and zeal Miss Osborn has set about to produce students dedicated to todays world, yet ever mindful of the gifts of classical antiquity. Administration 7-X Y ii -mx SCHOOL ADMIN ISTRATORS - s 1, 5 MR. W. E. WEATHERS, M.A. Principal of Waco High School MR. JOHNIE A. RIOLA, M.S. Assistant Principal, Boys Adviser Dear Students, I hope that this year marks the pass- ing of another pleasant and profitable experience in your life and another step toward greater endeavors. Remember that your success in school and in life will depend on your initiative, drive, will power, and courage. Education contributes greatly to your future success. I urge you never to stop learning. Keep an open mind and cultivate a constant curiosity about the things you encounter in life. Use intelli- gently the educational opportunities that are available to you. I sincerely hope that each of you will ultimately find your place in the field of your choice and that you will work hard to succeed and do Well. Remember that your teachers and friends will watch your achievements with great interest. Sincerely yours, W, E. Weathers Principal THE ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Downing is an administrator with a personal touch. In spite of the many demands on him, he finds time to visit schools and become acquainted with teachers and pupils. Wherever he visits, he is our Mr. Downing. Ml.. Bal-ry Thompsqm, is in charge of instruction in SeC0Hd2l1'Y schools. His achievements include a B.S. and M.S. degree ,a recipient of fellowships to Utah State University and Texas and A, and M. University. He was the Winner of the Texas Chemical Council Fellowship and in 1960 was the Texas Science Teacher of the Year. f fx MR. AVERY DOWNING, M.A. Superintendent of Waco Independent School District MR. BARRY THOMPSON, M.S. Assistant Superintendent of Waco Indepen- dent School District Mr. Emmett Yant, Mr. Barry Thompson, Mr. A. R. Downing, Mr.Lyndon Olson, Dr. Clifford Knapp, Mr. J. E. Crews Dr. Tom Husbands, Mr. Gordon Rountree, Mrs. M. M. McRae, Mr. Vic Anderson is OFFICE PERSONNEL SERVE SCHOOL ex M if R 1, EOO1zx12igg2g QEiEig1zegSg. - 'EE. MISS GRACE HAMILTON, M.A. MRS. CARRIE W.iiWILLlAMS, Girls Adviser Registrar Coordinator of Club Activities MR. E. E. MOHUNDRO, M.A. MISS AGNES TALLEY Business Manager of Student Activities Director of Guidance, M.E. Head of Commercial Department Sponsor of Business Staff of DAISY CHAIN 14 .AA rf-'YQZ MISS OTHELLA DENMAN, M.A. M.S. in Library Science Librarian Sponsor of Library Assistants MRS. OPAL DICKEY Attendance Secretary MISS ASA D. GRANT Study Hall Supervisor MRS. LOUISE NEWMAN Secretary to Principal MRS. DELLA ROBINSON Attendance Secretary MRS. JACK VAN ZANDT Assistant Librarian MRS. VELMA M. WISE Study Hall Clerk Offices Support School English is Needed in All Areas of Life MRS. CLYDE BAXTER, M.A. English Sponsor of Mask and Wig Club MRS. READ DAWSON, M.Ed. English Sponsor of English Literary Society MRS. TILA M. DENNEY, M.A. English Sponsor of Contemporary Writing Society MRS. RONALD O. FADAL, B.S. English Sponsor of Personality Development Club II MRS. JOHN A. HOUSTON, B.A. English, Business Education Sponsor of Future Teachers Club MISS KATHERINE HUGHES, M. A. English Sponsor of Y-Teens MRS. WILLIAM L. MILLS, M.A. English Sponsor of Fosgard Service Club MRS ROBERT R McCANN, Homemakmg Prepares Students for Successful LlVlIlg MRS. MARY L. ADAMS, B.S. Homemaking Sponsor of Future Homemakers. of America MRS. DAVID KEATHLEY, M.Ed. Homemaking Sponsor of Berry Service Club Future Homemakers of America Homemakmg Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America Sponsor of Personality Development Club III MRS. JOHNNY MORROW, M.S. Homemaking Sponsor of Future Homemeakers of America Sponsor of National Beta Club IGM vw 'QF' , fs- - ' .-L,-' - I MRS. LYNETTA BARN ETT French, English Sponsor of French Club MRS. FORREST FENN, English, French, Sponsor of Personality Development Club I MR. HERBERT C. GRAETER, M.S. Science, German B.A. Sponsor of Travele1 s Club 'Sis boom bah!' cheers Miss Osborn Languages Aid Understanding Peoples, MISS ELOR OSBORN, M.A. Latin, English Sponsor of Junior Classical League MISS HATTIE ZURFLUH, M.A. Spanish Sponsor of Pan American Student Forum Cultures Mathematics Prepares for Science MR. LESTER BAKER, B.S. Mathematics MR. THOMAS S. FLOOD, B.S. Mathematics, Track Coach Mary Cozby Maryjon Cox MR. ELWIN M. LAWHON, M.A. Mathematics Sponsor of J.E.T.S. MISS MARTHA LEUSCHNER, M.A. Sponsor of National Honor Society MISS ELIZABETH MORGAN, M.A. Mathematics Sponsor of Darden Service Club MRS. JENNY L. WILLIAMSON, B.S. Mathematics Sponsor of Y Teens Physical Education Teaches Fitness MRS. BILL DODGEN, B.S. Health, Physical Education, Tennis Coach, Sponsor of Skating Club MR. WAYNE GARDNER, M.S Physical Education Head Football Coach MRS. DIXIE HADDOX, B.S. Physical Education Sponsor of Girl's Athletic Association, and Cheerleaders MR. DEAN MADISON, B.S. Health, Physical Education Head Basketball Coach, End Coach, Sponsor of Field and Stream Club Mr. Dean Madison MTS. DiXie Haddox Mr. Riola hard at work. fvw- !.f iAA L ,LL ',. ! MRS. ELIZABETH PRICE, B.S. C Health, ' ,. Physical Education I AB Swimming if waves- MR. WILBURN ROWE, B.B. Health Physical Education Social Science MR. BLAILOCK STRICKLAND, B.S. Physical Education Social Science Sponsor of Students Officials Club MR. LLOYD J. WASSERMANN, Science Head Baseball Coach, Backfield Coach, Sponsor of Key Club MISS HELEN DUMONT, M.A Science I V MR. G. H. WEST, M.A. Science f Sponsor of Science Club Science and Arts Improve Life MISS LA VERNE B. WONG, M.S. Science Sponsor of Genheimer Service Club MRS. NITA PEAK, B.S. Art, English Sponsor of Sketch Club MISS DONNA G. BUTTS, B.A. Speech and Drama Sponsor of National Forensic League MRS. THELMA HAMM, M.A. Reading MR. FRITZ LINNSTAEDTER, B.S. Industrial Arts Sponsor of Automechanics Club MR. RANDY LOFGREN, B.M.E. Choral Music Sponsor of Voice Club MR. RICHARD PEROT, M.M. Band Sponsor of Music Appreciation Club Music and Skills Develop Confldence MR. ARTHUR W TYLER Q' Social Studies Relate Past to Present MISS SADIE CONNOR, M.A. Social Studies Sponsor of P.A.S.F. MISS RUTH JEAN HAMILTON, M.A. English, Spanish, Social Studies Sponsor of Chess Club MR. R. B. KEITHLY, M.A. Social Studies MRS. E. H. VADEN, M.A. Social Studies MR. JIMMY H. WOODS, B.S. Industrial Arts Golf Coach Sponsor of T.A.B.Y. ' 1 f. 'O 5 , . in . 4. A, 7' S ii f' A 4 S 9 i l! g :f l f x 8 ' A 3' A p ' , N aw Q ' xr ? ' 'ig ' f'f l'.iZa S252-- is 1 iff, ' 1 . .. A-f' i . , A csse i if i s cic urge MRS. LOUIS BATE, M.A. Commercial Sponsor of Student Government '15 N1 MR. ROGER FRANCIS, M.A. Journalism Sponsor of Press, Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, Wacoan. Mrs. Walker joins with the seniors in a towsack race. Broad Program Trains for Business MRS. PATTI T. McGEE Visiting Teacher MR. W.D. HUDSPETH, M.Ed Distrubutive Education Sponsor of Distrubutive Education Club MRS. BOBBY E. PARKER, B.S. Commercial Sponsor of Future Secretaries Club MRS. JANE WALKER, M.S. Business Education i Y Activities NX X gf .Ia TUMN Marty Friedman, Gary Luft and Richard Kaga display our new flag. 'Students cheer for their team. 78 .af Qt. X WHS Welcomes Parents at P.T.A. Open House The Golden Voices begin an interesting year. ' s Miss Leuschner welcomes parents to room 215. 'S' e y 4 5 m 6 ' 5, 'Y fl Q' Q- ,' 5 JN .XV .. ,-'sf N -' ,,, w K gof! . Sf i,1 A 'F . -,'K 4. - V , X1 A -v' 'E E, . 1 Q 1 f ,L an A 5 7992715 'W li ' ,iff Lvggpf QL Qs Parents enjoy Open House in the library. Mr. Perot gets into the act. Almost ready to start! Assemblies Are A Large Part Of Student Life. Jimmy Spurgeon carries the flag at an assembly. 30 Baskets are loaded into cars. The Golden Voices perform for the televised assembly s ' 1 9, p ,N-w . 5 Students enjoy dancing in the gym after a football game. -i Mike Williams prepares to carry out the Thanks giving baskets. Students prepare to deliver the Thanksgiving baskets. Queen Nominees Are Presented at Assembly Janet Flanders, Karen Kirschner, Konnie Kennon Regina Brink, Claudia Blackburn Loydene Lucas Af' 'R 5 Q Q Y fri Y s , Q . 4 O A -A 4. Daphne Blasingame Marsha. Gilliam Jeannette Harris Fifteen girls are nominated for homecoming queen. Football Season Brings A Number Cf Actives K, A - .1 g, g 5 rQ5ygf Q5 , . 7-5N35 '?'S?' 571, i i ,f i' A 5 i i ,uri .51 ,-- 1. 0 , gin ' 'p .Q Vmessysparff sf' . 9 f fiikwarserwv Q- Mrs Adams homeroom wins door contest. Beta members start registration early. 34 1.0 , .Q ,,,i . ,.1,W, gg ,,,'. ,,., . r.f, 4 'i-Q 77 f ff as i , hir- 4 ,-,. s.:gi Q' K 1 -tm 1 YN K ...J R1 E for Tiger on wheels. Princess Jeannette Harris is escorted by Charles Belt. I didn't. Gary Luft crowns Virginia Alexander. Well, how'd ya like the game ? Ronnie Nobles is crowned Corigan King for 1965. 'hx' Mrs. Haddox builds coffins 1-ifor Rams. 35 TER I I i l The Golden Voices sing their Christmas repertoire on televisiox Christmas Is A Time For Singing gg., N, ,,., 1. ,. fm ......4:a..44W.:,,..,,. ,-..,,,w. ,, H -..M... , K -fl, ' 4 75 3 ' ?' - Grief- f i hiie i f i l ' 'tif' Jses hshs ' ' is t M - is Ti 1 W .t il 571i is i i L , , 1.4. 1 I M. J i t ,-. , V ,r fi n. . , ,. Q Q Q M L ' 1 . 9 . .J Zi Q i i: f in V 1 ' l is . i 1 ,i Zi, E it .. V ' Jjii l sssiis Ken Tindell, Rudy Ramos, Johnny Miller, and Tommy Nowakowski sells records at Lake Air Mall. B lffihr V N d Darlyne Cobbs shows Miss Wong another doll that Genheimer collected 3 for children overseas. Nancy Santry and Bill Newman finish decorating Miss Leuschner's door for Christmas. And For Giving After singing a. concert at Fort Hood, the Golden Voices are rewarded with a Sergeant made cake. It Raw.. 4,-n Q -aww., 5' I l Interests Vary Wi e X f L 'R ,Y Mrs. Dawson's homeroom beats Miss Leuschner's Homeroom for the senior volleyball championship. Teachers tangle as they return ball. f' 17 l --if- i VMNWWHW Maryjon Cox and Donna Cunningham. Ronnie Nobles retixrns ball to teachers. ss 9? Pl a At W HS v 'I in il Hmm Stanley Traver keeps the band on beat WHS Stageband preforms for the first time for the student body. T' new .Wa 2Qei4!?9e , Keith Owens, Barbara Crump, Eugene Swanson, Maryjon Cox, and Joyce Hurst played the Keller family in The Mircle Worker . 39 umm., 1 s 5 'iv-F Barbara Crump serves in the Homemaking Livingroom dur- ing the speech tournament. 5'7 '3' ,I f p pl . Students Are Recognized 0' -we A Out-of-town students prepare for the day's events. 40 ji., Nancy Pooley helps with the Union Shop Q pm, -ll I 1. Jerold Young is a doorkeeper for the speech events.. ,J .-qw iii- 5 e 49fWii ,z .F V' Q l 's i 1 ' a Sys anny Choate carries the Stars and tripes at the NHS assembly. in Many Activities Many students I H backed the Tigers at the basketball games. Q. - h Las ,iA V Q W Xxx X , ,,, ,,,., , , ,qu H 'x 4: if x Y tx.. E G X sims ,. lf, i 4 af Students prepare to listen to speech entries. Bill Glass addresses students at the NHS assembly. ll E HELPS. F NHS initiates 21 new members. ef--fs 41 SPRING J -:wr-F' R B o l l f k Q, . ,1,ZZA!5: The art exhibit was a success because of all the beautiful entries. i E .ae N 3 0 6 U K X Nj , A. l,: k lkyk , 11:2 K fp' 457 2 ! W .Ei .Q 'E , if f .iiziwg ,Viy V ,. gl sJ,ls i s Margaret Walsworth wins the Brazos Electric Essay Contest. Golden Voices go formal for the spring program. 42 -1 'vi sl? y . l2 X5 ill mg X tsl his 7-1 Ma.. 'l ' ' as 1 1 's... Cheerleaders lead student body in 'fSpirit of Waco at cheerleader assembly. Spring Brings A Variety of Activities. The Key Club and Interact's Beatnik Dance was Cool, Daddy, Cool. N n .' ' 9, , - lv 4 1 Y t After the assembly, seniors enjoy the annual picnic VL . ' xr if V 1': 3f 12' f w ff QZNYM 14 Jealous Ha11y'7 Help me 1f you can Me. 44 x my I Q , u .4 You're supposed to be running, Frank, not . . . gm MW new dance ? Vw-K -.. YW My ga. Q X X-xx Trinamic Trio P , I 'Qi W ' R Not any more. How sweet it is. 'Everybody must get stoned. . 1 'Al Tr , I ' 4, g. at , 4 1 L HVX1. ff , 4, , X, , x V R 'AMI x rfb .ky A,.,...f ' x -4.: Wfq' 'K -V if Us ww L. gin' . K 4.2 Thatys it kid. Pull it up! Q s 1 , 3 f fy x , f , if . ffff 7, R l ll . 2' l F-, gp, gzgjfwlf A-ll p W ,f., Q , 5 , .J K , . K A little to the right, please. We all hate ping pong bulls! Svnim' Pivniv 'Q ? I hate ping pong bulls! i . . And the winner gets u date with Paul Ncwmzmf' if sQU1sH 1 xx I This explains itself. '- v ,s ,ku ,,,, . Thanks a lot? If it drops, you're not supposed to catch it! Classes 49 Secretary-Mary j on Cox PPOI T COMMITTEE 'il RECOGNITION COMMITTEE Gina Brink, Carol Ann Jinks, Marsha Gilliam, Marty Friedman,Keith Owens, Keith Bailey, Carolyn Blythe, Robert Garibay K A X UATION Woody Rogers, Howell, Charles Belt Ronnie Nobles, Janet Flanders, lVIaryjon Cox, Darlyne Cobbs I SENIOR GIFT COMMITTEE Marilene Hurska, Richard Kaga, Beth Moore, Jeannette Fred HZIXS, Paula G2'iIneS, Nancy P00193 M2-1'Sna Whitlow Harris, Tom Nowakowski, Larry Shumate, John Angelo, Naney D1Ck9TS0ny Jnnfny Spurgeon, Mike Sn0eSnntn, Ben Eugene Swanson, Ginger Padgett LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Danny Choate, David Tolbert, Sherrie Sharpless, Cindy Stobbs, John O'Connor, Kathryn Pryor, Kathie Sims, george Gorham, Harry Lucenay, Robert Pietzsch, Ronnie urner N, xx. Emil Lippe, Donna Cunningham, Nancy Santry, John Haley, Cindy Beard, Alva Jean Ayres, Carolyn Hunt, Frank Law VIRGINIA LEIGH ALEXANDER-Future Secretaries Club, Travelers Club, Person- ality Development Club, Texas Association for German Students, Die Deutschen Botschafter, Voice Club, Limelighters, Senior Favorite Nominee, Football Sweet- heart SHERRY M. ANDREWS-Future Nurses Club, Personality Development Club, Girls Athletics Association, Sketch Club JOHN EDWARD ANGELO-National Honor Society, National Beta Club, Junior Classical League, Key Club, Forum De- bating Society, Student Government Rep- resentative, Football, Track, Golf, Rostra Literary Society JOHNNY ARISPE-Chess Club, Field and Stream Club, Track JANIE AYALA-Personality Development Club, Pan American Student Forum, Red Cross Representative ALVA JEAN AYERS-Junior Classical League, Future Teachers Club, Contem- porary Writing Society, National Beta Club, National Honor Society, English Literary Society, Future Homemakers of America, DAISY CHAIN Business Staff, Invitations Committee KEITH BAILEY-Key Club, Football, Red Cross Representative, Student Government Representative, Recognition Committee BRENDA DIANNE BARNES-Gold and White Band, Future Homemakers of America, Personality Development Club, Girls Athletic Association AUGUSTA L. BARRON--Sketch Club, Per- sonality Development Club, Library As- sistant, Junior Classical League ,., 2 Q 7 F .av- 4-rv' 'rr'- 'X 'vngl 'Nav- 5 'Hx 6-f W7-Zhi' 1 'wi '! Y nl' Z f THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1966 52 The 1966 graduating class of Waco High School ' 6 may V3' , -. ,V ' 1, I I -a. 1. ini' ' tl ri z E Q RQ :I NA A' if fg NN N036 df HOWARD BRAUER-Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Chess Club, Pan American Student Forum, Field and Stream Club REGINA BRINK-Forgard Service Club, Basketball Sweetheart, Personality Devel- opment Club, Voice Club, Golden Voices RONALD KEITH BRINK-English Liter- ary Society, Key Club, Senior Class Presi- dent, Football, Track, Senior Favorite Nominee JERRY BURTON-Chess Club SANDRA BUTLER-Genheimer Service Club, Future Homemakers of America, Limelighters, Junior Red Cross, National Beta Club, Girls Athletic Association, Skating Club GARY KEITH BYRD-Field and Stream Club, Footb ll, B k tb 11 Golden Voicesa as e a , Baseball' 15.8, . ,- 1, 'Q' , 1' H553 -ssz,g..,u ,Ig 599' KENNETH DAVID BAYER-Junior Classi- cal League, Football, National Beta Club, Key Club, Senior Class Vice-President, English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Senior Favorite Nominee CYNTHIA ANN BEARD-Golden Voices, Berry Service Club, Junior Classical League, English Literary Society, Red Cross Representative, Student Government Representative, Nominating Committee, Voice Club, Press Club, National Beta Club CHARLES BELT-Golden Voices, Sketch Club, Sportsmen's Club, Basketball, Track, Senior Homeroom President, Student Gov- ernment Representative, Senior Favorite Nominee SAMMY BETROS-Sportsmen's Club, Trav- elers Club, Red Cross Representative, Football, Track GAIL BLACKBURN-Personality Develop- ment Club, Future Secretaries Club ROBERT BLACKMAN - Automechanics Club, Student Officials Club, Football CAROLYN BLYTHE-National Honor So- ciety, National Beta Club, English Liter- ary Society, National Forensic League, Darden Service Club, Tennis Team JANIE LYNN BOOKER-Pan American Student Forum, Future Secretaries Club, Personality Development Club GLENN DALE BOYD-Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Automechanics Club . ff-fl-l I 53 'di '1m Sv-'J ,sniff J LINDA CHAPA-Pan American Student Forum, Personality Development Club, Skating Club, Voice Club DANNY CHOATE-Junior Classical League, National Thespian Society, R0- stra Literary Society, English Literary Society, Key Club, Basketball, Cheer- leader, Golden Voices, National Honor Society, Scholarship Committee SANDRA CLAYTON-Gold and White Band, Majorette, Personality Development Club, Future Homemakers of America, Music Appreciation Club, Office Assistant, Red Cross Representative LINDA DARLYNE COBBS-Genheimer Service Club, Junior Classical League, Na- tional Beta Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Golden Voices, WACOAN Staff, Quill 8 Scroll, DAISY CHAIN Editorial Staff, Graduation Committee, Senior Favorite Nominee, Press Club LYNDA COLEY-Personality Development Club, Y-Teen Club, Press Club JOHN ED COMBS-Student Officials Club, ggsgributive Education Club, Travelers u BILL CONNELL JULIE CONCILIO-Red Cross Representa- tive, Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Future Nurses Club GLORIA CONTRERAS-Pan American Stu- gnirng Forum, Skating Club, Future Nurses u 54 MARGARET CALDWELL-Future Home- makers of America, Personality Develop- ment Club, Office Assistant, Le Cercle Francais , MARTHA CALDWELL-Pan American Student Forum, Personality.Development Club, DAISY CHAIN Editorial Staff, Quill and Scroll, Press Club , DELFINO CAMPOS-Pan American Stu- dent Forum, Sportsmen's Club, Distribu- tive Education Club . NINA MARIE CARLISLE-Gold and White Band, Skating Club, Personality Develop- ment Club, Future Homemakers of America , CONNIE CASTILLO-Gold .and White Band, Y-Teen Club, Personality Develop- ment Club, Skating Club REGINA LORI CHANDLER-Golden Voices, Future Secretaries Club, Future Teachers Club, Personality Development Club, Future Homemakers of America, English Literary Society, Office Assistant 77 .ai ,f 5. ff-'if he 72 ,,,w+at,, ea, Z x ,,,,,,,h, ..,.... . ,-.f. ,l,,,f,,,,..,- W .NM , it .. ,,,, . -r-4 Seniors Carolyn Blythe :LFS if Q S TU? i F 4,1 A .. I I at , I f. .af W-W4 f -f eg, I rdf, 5- Q , I -, Ct , ,, and Emil Lippe, Janet Flanders and Charles Belt, Virginia Alexander and Ga1'y Byrd enter at the Senior Recognition Assembly. 1966-- YE R TO RE EMBER JOHNNY A. COVARRUBIAS-Texas Asso- ciation of Bowling Youth, Chess Club, Pan American Student Forum, Student Offi- cials Club, Football, Baseball MARYJON COXW-Forsgard Service Club, Pan American Student Forum, English Literary Society, National Forensic League, National Thespian Society, Of- fice Assistant, Senior Favorite Nominee MIKE COX-DAISY CHAIN Business Staff, Chess Club, Field and Stream Club, Sportsmen's Club V, ,, W 26 X, MARY COZBY-National Honor Society, National Beta Club, English Literary So- ciety, Junior Classical League, Darden Service Club, Golden Voices, Office As- if sistant, DAISY CHAIN Business Staff i DIANNE CRAIG-Future Secretaries Club, Personality Development Club, Girls Ath- letic Association, Future Homemakers of America BARBARA CRUMP-Future Teachers Club, ' Pan American Student Forum, Darden Service Club, National Thespian Society, Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant, Red Cross Representative, Na- tional Beta Club, National Forensic League, Le Cercle Francais PATRICIA CUMMINGS-Library Assist- ants Club, Future Secretaries Club, Per- sonality Development Club, Future Home- makers of America, Office Assistant DONNA KAY CUNNINGHAM-Darden Service Club, National Beta Club, English Literary Society, National Forensic League, National Thespian Society, Gold- en Voices, Junior Classical League SHERRIE SUE CURTIS-Skating Club, Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Fu- ture Nurses Club, Pan American Student Forum 7117 gl, DONNA ANN DAILY-Personality Devel- opment Club, Future Secretaries Club, Pan American Student Forum, Future Home- makers of America, Office Assistant DAVID DAVIDSON-Chess Club, Texas As- sociation of Bowling Youth, Field and Stream Club, Football THOMAS DAVIES-Distributive Educa- tion Club DELLA DAVIS-Future Nurses Club, Per- sonality Development Club, Future Home- makers of America, Girls Athletic Asso- ciation NANCY KATHERINE DICKENSON-Fw ture Homemakers of America, Pan Ameri- can Student Forum, Junior Classical League, English Literary Society, Na- tional Honor Society, Darden Service Club, Tennis Team, National Beta Society RAYMOND LESLIE DICKSON-Key Club, Skating Club, National Beta Club, Foot- ball, Track, Basketball 4-. D' , . ft Kg it , ,, ,,,,, , so I A r ff f J ' if ii 5 -. 3 'SZ' P' VN -av arf' S35 A' I t ' 3 1-3 --3' 1 f- ' an .36 CAROLYN DONOHUE--Personality Devel- opment Club, Future Secretaries Club. Travelers Club, Office Assistant, Red Cross Representative JANENE DUGGER-Personality Develop- ment Club, Student Government Represen- tative, Sketch Club, Future Secretaries Club, Travelers Club, Senior Homeroom President BOBBY DUPREE-Distributive Education Club, Skating Club, Automechanics Club, Chess Club RUDOLPH DURON-Automechanics Club, Distributive Education Club, Pan Ameri- can Student Forum RALPH EASTERWOOD-Field and Stream Club, Sportsmen's Club, Distributive Edu- cation Club, Football NORMAN ELKINS-Gold K: White Band, Drum Major, Music Appreciation Club, Field and Stream Club, Science Club, Junior Classical League DIANA EMRAN-Future Nurses Club, Travelers Club. Sketch Club, Voice Club BRENDA FERRELL-Red Cross Represen- tative. Student Government Representa- tive, Forsgard Service Club, Distributive Education Club LFTNDA LOYCE FERRELL-Distributive Education Club, Personality Development Club. Office Assistant LORENZO RODRIQUEZ GARCIA-Sports- men's Club, Field and Stream Club, Le Cercle Francais RITO GARCIA, JR.-Field and Stream Club, Le Cercle Francais ROBERT RODRIQUEZ GARCIA-Pan American Student Forum DOUG GARRETT-Field and Stream Club, Senior Nominating Committee, Golf MIKE GARRETT-Field and Stream Club, Key Club, Student Government, Football, Pan American Student Forum, Track, Graduation Committee, Senior Favorite Nominee STEVE GAUER-Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Field and Stream Club GARY GIBSON-Distributive Education Club NEAL GIBSON-Field and Stream Club, Football, Texas Association of German Students, Golden Voices, Track MARSHA CAROL GILLIAM-Forsgard Service Club, National Beta Club, English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Junior Classical League, Golden Voices, Student Government Representative, Rec- ognition Committee 4'-rx? v0 JANET FLANDERS-Junior Classical League, Genheimer Service Club, English Literary Society, National Beta Club, Golden Voices, Cheerleader. Graduation Committee, Senior Favorite Nominee ROSE MARIE FLORES-Personality De- velopment Club, Chorus, Limelighters, Pan American Student Forum, Future Home- makers of America CLYDE WORTH FLUITT-Golden Voices, Forum Debating Society, Key Club, Voice Club, National Beta Club, Student Govern- ment Representative, WACOAN staff MARTIN GROSS FRIEDMAN-National Beta Club, Key Club, Student Govern- ment Mayor, Le Cercle Francais, Basket- ball, Rostra Literary Society, Forum De- bating Society, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, WACOAN Staff, Tennis, Junior Classical League, Field and Stream Club, Recognition Committee SUE FRITSCH-Travelers Club, Future Nurses Club, Chorus ROBERT GARIBAY-National Thespians Society, Key Club, Science Club, Masque and Wig Club, Sportsmen's Club, Recog- nition Committee 57 iE'.'Ei5k3:L:i Jan Milner, Douglas Garrett, Melody Reed, Michael Williams, Cassandra Honey, and Keith Bailey take part in Senior Recognition procession. ,, 1 'rx 'TN 'J-' T' -'Q' 4 -PQ... fk- W ,,,, ,1.f -, ,aux t , an are paraded before the 1966 Seniors. MARY GOLDHAGEN-Y-Teens Club, Per- sonality Development Club, Future Nurses Club, Chorus NANCY GOLSON-Gold 8: White Band, Music Appreciation Club DOROTHY GONZALES-Y-Teen Club, Fu- ture Nurses Club, Pan American Stu- dent Forum ERMA GONZALES-Pan American Student Forum, Junior Classical League, Quill and Scroll. WACOAN Staff, Press Club IRENE PEREZ GONZALES-Personality Development Club, Skating Club, Pan American Student Forum ZEFERINO GONZALES-Track, Field and Stream Club, Automechanics Club ROXANNE GORDON-National Beta Club, Science Club, Pan American Student For- um, Voice Club, Golden Voices, Office As- sistant, Tennis, WACOAN Staff, DAISY CHAIN Staff, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Student Government Representative GEORGE GORHAM-National Thespian So- ciety, National Forensic League, Sports- men's Club, Masque and Wig, Key Club, National Beta Club, Junior Classical League, Scholarship Committee JOHNNIE GREZ, JR.-Chess Club, Pan American Student Forum, Track. Football tt' gf wana i nge' is-af f 'wi ,,. ,+........4 JEANNETTE HARRIS-Personality Devel- opment Club, Genheimer Service Club, National Beta Club, Future Homemakers of America, Le Cercle Francais, Cheer- leader, Senior Favorite Nominee FRED HAYSqNational Honor Society, Na- tional Forensic League, National Beta Club, Contemporary Writing Society, DAI- SY CHAIN Business Staff, NUNC ET TUNC Editor, Forum Debating Society, WACOAN Staff, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Student Government Rep'resenta- tive, English Literary Society, Junior Classical League, Interact Club JAMES HEAD-Music Appreciation Club, Chorus SUE ELLEN HEAD-Sketch Club, Future Nurses Club JOHN HENSON-Texas Association of Bowing Youth, Junior Classical League, Die Deutschen Botschafter, Texas Associa- tion German Students, Chess Club MAXIE HERRERA-Pan American Student Forum ROSE MARIE HERRERA-Skating Club, Personility Development Club, Future Sec- retaries Club, Future Homemakers of America, Golden Voices, Press Club, WACOAN Staff, Quill Sz Scroll, Pan American Student Forum ROSE MARIE HIKEL-National Honor Society, Junior Classical League, English Literary Society, Berry Service Club GORDON HILL-Chorus, Travelers Club, Automechan-ics Club, Architecture Club .,.J PAULA PATRICIA GRIMES-Personality Development Club, Press Club, Le Cercle Francais, Skating Club, Future Home- makers of America, WACOAN Staff, Gift Committee MARY GUNN-Voice Club RONALD HADDOCK-Field and Stream Club, Baseball SANDRA GAIL HALE-Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Future Nurses Club JOHN HALEY-National Beta Club, Eng- lish Literary Society, Voice Club, Con- temporary Writing Society, Junior Classi- cal League, Golden Voices, Chess Club LONDA HAMMONS-Travelers Club, Gold and White Band, Office Assistant, Skat- ing Club, Library Assistants Club, Red Cross Representative ' OJ' - , 1:1--df HILL-Personality Development u SUSIE HOGAN-Y-Teen Club, Future Homemakers of America, Masque and Wig Club CASSANDRA LOU HONEY-Masque and Wig Club, Chorus, Le Cercle Francais, Personality Development Club BOBBY PETE HOUSE-Automechanics Club, Press Club, WACOAN Staff, Quill and Scroll, Travelers Club, Distributive Education Club, Red Cross, Office Assist- tant, Masque 8x Wig Club SUE ELAINE HOWELL-Voice Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Golden Voices, Darden Service Club, Of- fice Assistant, National Beta Club, Grad- uation Committee MARY WILLENE HRUSKA-Junior Classi- cal League, Forsgard Service Club, WACOAN Editorial Staff, Press Club, DAISY CHAIN Editor, National Beta Club, English Literary Society, Golden Voices, Gold and White Band, Voice Club, Quill and Scroll, Tennis Team, Red Cross Representative, Social Committee PRICILLA HUDDLESTON-Junior Classi- cal League, Future Secretaries Club, Per- sonality Development Club, Office Assist- ant CAROL SUSAN HUDSON-Personality Development Club, Voice Club, Future Homemakers of America, Limelighters HOWARD HUEY-Field and Stream Club, Die Deutschen Botschafter, Texas Associa- tion of German Students p out 'Nl -Q-r---'Q' .46 Nd' 'bv' eip 60 'ir L L W, QQ SUSAN DIANE HUMPHREY-Junior Classical League, Texas Association of German Students, Future Nurses Club, Gold 8z White Band CAROLYN SUE HUNT-Masque and Wig Club, Darden Service Club, English Lit- erary Society, National Beta Club, Junior Classical League, National Honor Society, Press Club, WACOAN Staff, Future Homemakers of America, Quill 8z Scroll, Invitations Committee GINA INCARDONA-Voice Club, Office Assistant, Golden Voices, Junior Chorus BRENDA JAMES-Voice Club, Golden Voices, Red Cross Representative, Person- ality Development Club LAURENCE RAYFORD JEFFREY-Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Junior Classical League, Library Assistants Club, Chess Club, Government Representative, Nominating Committee CAROL ANN JINKS-English Literary Society, Junior Classical League, National Honor Society, National Beta Club, Senior Chorus, Genheimer Service League, DAISY CHAIN Business Staff, Literary Lighthouse Editor, Recognition Committee u yn I P0 up . l, I , ci ' F' Q A l my , I I ,fer LJ ,A A IDA JOHANSEN-Berry Service League. l3ieffDeutschen Botschafter, WACOAN ta CLAUDINE JOHNSON-Student Govern- ment Representative, Personalitv Devel- opment Club, Future Secretaries Club, Red Cross Representative JANE JOHNSON-Future Nurses Club, Fu- ture Secretaries Club, Junior Classical League, Student Government Representa- tive, Personality Development Club, Chorus JOHNNY JOHNSON-Distributive Educa- tion Club, Red Cross Representative SHELIA ANN JOHNSON-Y-Teen Club, Future Homemakers of America, Person- ality Development Club DEBBIE JONES-Personality Development Club, Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Skating Club, Future Homemakers of America, Red Cross Representative LESLIE JONES-Junior Classical League, Limelighters, Voice Club, Personality De- velopment Club, Chorus GLENDA LOUISE JORDAN-Y-Teen Club, Contemporary Writing Society, Press Club, Limelighters, WACOAN Staff, Quill and Scroll PATRICIA ANN JORDAN-Le Cercle Francais, Red Cross Representative, Sketch Club, Future Nurses Club, Lime- lighters, Future Homemakers of America IN DIVIDUALISM IS IMPORTANT AT WHS David Tolbert, Gina Incardona, and Bill Payton join other seniors for the presentation of medals and awards. Q., M, 61 'J 'ul ., .,,, .41 KAREN KIRSCHNER-Personality Devel- opment Club, Texas Association of Ger- man Students, Travelers Club, Future Sec- retaries Club, Student Government Repre- sentative, Die Deutschen Botschafter, Na- tional Beta Club, Senior Favorite Nominee ANDY KLEIN-Automechanics Club, Sportsmen's Club RONNY KNUDSON-Automechanics Club, Chess Club CURTIS KRAUSE-Key Club, Tennis Team, Travelers Club, Pan American Student Forum, Social Committee FRANCES KRUGER-Skating Club, Y- Teen Club, Texas Association of German Students, Personality Development Club, Student Government Representative JEANNIE BROWN LATHAM-Golden Voices, Student Government, Personality Development Club, Travelers Club FRANK LAW-Junior Classical League, National Forensic League, National Thes- pian Society, National Beta Club, Con- temporary Writing Society, Invitations Committee DALTON G. LAWHORN-Science Club CHERYL ANN LAWRENCE-Contempon ary Writing Society 62 ZWBR1., ,I RICHARD M. KAGA--Pan American Stu- dent Forum, National Beta Club, Basket- ball, Tennis, Key Club, National Honor Society, Social Committee BOBBIE KEAS-Personality Development Club, Student Government Representative, Future Secretaries Club, Future Home- makers of America, Chorus RICKY KENDALL-Travelers Club, Science Club, Junior Engineering Technical So- ciety, Key Club KONNIE KENNON-Golden Voices, Cheer- leader, Student Government Representa- tive, Pan American Student Forum, Voice Club, Social Committee, .Senior Favorite Nominee LINDA KIMBROUGH-Junior Classical League, Forsgard Service Club, English Literary Society, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, WACOAN Staff CATHERINE KING-Travelers Club, Fu- ture Nurses Club .gs 'D- 1 tb' '-I' it a:'3S'U 'FJ F H. ' ff, JP? ef J . ,,,.., . Q ttf: Y5, ' ffm 4- I-if , VX, . ,M 5.4.3 fwf .: 1- if .fr-1 -an ' -if ,XXV Qi: WW! I x Seniors anxiously await their cue to begin filing into the assembly. TIGER . PIRIT FILLS THE IR . mx. 1, ' ,, . Vi p u. . , Q' I W. A ROBERT LAWSON-Football, Student Of- ficials Club CHOYCE LEDBETTER-Junior Classical League, Personality Development Club, Voice Club, Junior Red Cross, Future Homemakers of America, Limelighters BEN LEWIS-Junior Classical League, Key Club, English Literary Society, Student Government Representative, Football, Track, Press Club, WACOAN Staff, Gift Committee, Interact Club,'IMPACT News EMIL LIPPE, JR.-National Forensic League, National Honor Society, National Beta Club, Contemporary Writing Society, English Literary Society, Forum Debat- ing Society, Invitation Committee MARY ANN LOESCH-Distributive Educa- tion DARLA JEAN LONG-Future Secretaries Club, Personality Development Club, Chorus CIPRIANA PEREZ LOPEZ-Y-Teen Club, Pan American Student Forum, Future Homemakers of America, Personality De- velopment Club RUDY LOPEZ-Pan American Student For- um YOLANDA LOPEZH.Iunior Classical League, Berry Service Club, WACOAN Staff, Press Club, Quill 8: Scroll, DAISY CHAIN Editorial Staff Danny Choate represents the Tiger basketball team. LINDA NADINE LOVELL-Sketch Club, Music Appreciation Club, Personality De- velopment Club, Travelers Club JIMMY LOYD-Key Club, Golden Voices, Baseball, Field Kr Stream Club HARRY LUCENAY-Student Government Representative, Key Club, National Beta Club, National Forensic League, National Thespian Society, Football, Junior Classi- cal League, Scholarship Committee, Senior Favorite Nominee PAUL D. LUEDKE-Sportsmen's Club, Junior Classical League, Chess Club, Dis- tributive Education Club, English Literary Society GARY WAYNE LUFT-Student Govern- ment Mayor, Key Club, National Beta Club, Tennis, Football, Senior Favorite Nominee LINDA LYNCH-Skating Club, Personality Development Club, Future Secretaries Club, Office Assistant, WACOAN Staff, Quill and Scroll DIANNA LORRAINE LYNN-Chess Club, Future Nurses Club, Texas Association of German Students, Girls Athletic Associa- tion ROBERT LYSTER-Golden Voices, Student Officials Club, English Literary Society, Tennis ROBERT R. MANGUM, JR.-Football, Track, Field and Stream Club, Student Of- ficials Club, Sportsmen's Club, Red Cross Representative, Texas Association of Ger- man Students 1 li' Q, 15-6 :gl-fgI5z?ii32f fi25fs1i l1 5I Y' 5' . as oo i gz ,err I ,. 3 'f,n HARLEN MOODY-Automechanics Club, Travelers Club CAROLYN SUE MOON-Future Home- makers of America, Y-Teen Club, Chorus BOBBIE ALEISA MOORE-Junior Classi- cal League, Texas Association of German Students, Travelers Club, Quill and Scroll, Library Assistants Club BETH MOORE-National Beta Club, Na- tional Thespians Society, English Literary Society, Office Assistant, Berry Service Club, Junior Classical League, Student Government Representative, National Honor Society, Future Homemakers of America, National Forensic League, So- cial Committee, Senior Favorite Nominee LINDA LEE MORGAN-Office Assistants Club, Future Teachers Club, Future Home- makers of America, Forsgard Service Club RICKY ALAN MORTON-Bowling Club, Le Cercle Francais PATRICIA McCLAIN-Future Homemakers of America, Sketch Club, Personality De- velopment Club, Future Teachers Club, Office Assistant, Red Cross Representative JOANN McNIEL-Future Nurses Club, Distributive Education Club, Personality Development Club, Future Homemakers of America, Texas Association of German Students WILLIAM NEWMAN-Contemporary Writ- ing Society, Cheerleader, National Foren- sic League, National Thespian Society, Na- tional Beta Club, Basketball, Track, Le Cercle Francais ,fi .g-Y , All xl, , ,,,, f I , RONNIE MARTIN-Skating Club, Distrib- utive Education Club DIANNE MEEK - Darden Service Club, Junior Classical League C. A. MILLERwFootball, Sportsmen's Club, Chess Club, Track ELAINE NEWMAN MILLSAPS-Skating Club, Future Nurses Club, Texas Associa- tion of German Students, Le Deutche Bo- tschafter, WACOAN Staff, Press Club, Personality Development Club JANICE MILNER - Forsgard Service Club LINDA LOUISE MOHLMAN-Golden Voices, Y-Teens Club, Personality Devel- opment Club, Future Secretaries Club, Junior Classical League 'f 13 1 ...H :WA Nl V , '54 65 JEANNIE NEWTONW-Y-Teen Club, Dis- tributive Education Club, Chorus LARRY NIX-Chess Club, Architecture Club MARGARETTE SUE NOBLESwFuture Nurses Club, Personality Development Club, English Literary Society, Junior Classical League, Distributive Education Club, Future Homemakers of America RONALD D. NOBLES-Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Sportsmen's Club, Field and Stream Club, Chorus, Graduation Com- mittee, Senior Favorite Nominee LARRY NOLAN-Field and Stream Club, Sportsmen's Club TOM NOMAKOWSKI-Golden Voices, Football, Field and Stream Club, Key Club, Social Committee 'Ffh .if lft ,,,, p, , S 4? viYQif 53, wr- i'i' dlslsl . I 66 Q! 4 f . ..,y-1'vf-a+ 1. -'av lfi 'Q' 5-av.,-y ' nf fag E IORS SET HIGH GOALS ji-9' RITA LOUISE NUNEZ-Personality De- velopment Club, Bowling Club, Pan Amer- ican Student Forum, Skating Club, Gold and White Band JOHN C. O'CONNOR-HGold and White Band, Student Government Representative, National Honor Society, Scholarship Com- mittee MIKE O'NEALiMasque and Wig, National Thespian Society, Football, Sportsmen's Club WILEY OLIVER-Gold and White Band, Music Appreciation Club WILLIS A. OSGOOD, JR.-Field and Stream Club, Key Club, Chorus BOBBY OWENS-Field and Stream Club, Football, Pan American Student Forum KEITH OWENS-National Forensic League, National Thespian Society, Contemporary Writing Society, Le Cercle Francais, Masque and Wig Club GINGER LYNN PADGETTMFuture Home- makers of America, Masque and Wig Club, Student Government Representative, Per- sonality Development Club, WACOAN Staff, Social Committee DON PAGE-Sportsmen's Club, Field and Stream Club, Student Official Club fl fin M M T.. ,T-5-y 1 ' ,f V W fe- - ,QQ ,,,. .ag . , LW,. .353 ,- BOBBY PARSONS-Skating Club, Voice Club, Baseball, Basketball, Golden Voices RITA SCOTT PATRICK-Personality De- velopment Club, Skating Club, Chorus. Future Secretaries Club JANINE PATTON-Future Nurses, Pan BILL PAYTON-Automechanics Club, Chor- us, Track, DAISY CHAIN Photographer, WACOAN Photographer, Quill and Scroll FLORINE GAIL PEPPERS-Future Home- makers of America, Personality Develop- ment Club, Y-Teen Club SHARON KAY PETERS-Music Apprecia- tion Club, Student Government Represen- tative, Personality Development Club, Limelighters, Future Homemakers of America AND STRI E TO CHIE E THE CAROL PICK-Gold and White Band, Fors- gard Service Club, Personality Develop- ment Club, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Press Club MIKE PIERCE-Junior Classical League, Distributive Education Club ROBERT PIETZSCH - Baseball, Golden Voices, Field and Stream Club, Sportsman. Club, Key Club. ,Pan American Student Forum Scholarship Committee BOBBY PLEMENS-Sportsmen's Club, Stu- dent Officials Club NANCY LEE POOLEY-WACOAN Editor, Press Club, Personality Development Club, Travelers Club, Gift Committee, Girls Ath- letic Association JIMMY POPE-Key Club, Automechanics Club, Texas Association of German Stu- dents, Football, Track, Golden Voices, Golf, Red Cross Representative KATHRYNE PRYOR-Future Homemakers of America, Personality Development Club, Distributive Education Club, Schol- arship Committee CESARIO RAMON-Pan American Stu- dent Forum ARTHUR J. RAMOS-Student Officials Club l ,,,,, L i,i,,.,, , ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,. ,,,,,,. ,,,, 32 'lr 5, Y W. P , Y M 'L it ,A ,J is fi fs no I ,v.v up ,VTK 67 MELODY DAWN REED-Contemporary Writing Society, Voice Club, Music Ap- preciation Club, Limelighters, Gold and White Band CALVIN RICHARD-Field and Stream Club, Automechanics Club, Distributive Education Club MELINDA JANE RICHARDS-Personality Development Club, Future Nurses Club OLIVIA ORTEZ RIVERA-Personality De- velopment Club, Sketch Club, Skating Club DAVID ROBERTS-Automechanics Club, Skating Club, Field and Stream Club, Sportsmen's Club JIMMY ROBERTSON-Gold and White Band, Music Appreciation Club, Autome- chanics Club WOODY RODGERS-Golden Voices, Key Club, National Beta Club, Sportsmen's Club, Pan American Student Forum, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Student Government AVA JEAN ROW-Pan American Student Forum, Golden Voices, Future Homemak- ers of America GERALD RUSSELL-Sportsmen's Club, Chess Club, Texas Association of Bowling Youth CTF' 'uv 'Hiaw- Q Q .2i1 a- MiTE':'f,2QXj.., . . ,fat fn- .,.. ,- . S -41, 1 xx ,fs 3 68 KENNETH SADLER-Sportsmen's Club, Student Officials Club, Baseball, Basket- all NITA LAVONNE SAENZ-Le Cercle Fran- cais, Personality Development Club, Y- Teens Club, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Student Government Representative, Press Club, WACOAN Staff NANCY JANE SANTRY-Voice Club, Gold- en Voices, Genheimer Service Club, Eng- lish Literary Society, National Beta Club, Office Assistant LARRY SCHATZ-Pan American Student Forum, Sportsmen's Club, Student Govern- ment Representative, Student Officials Club, Red Cross Representative, Basket- ball, Chorus, Library Assistants Club MARLENE SCHIMSCHAT-Golden Voices, Personality Development Club, Future Homemakers of America, Texas Associa- tion of German Students, Student Govern- ment Representative LARRY SELLERS--Student Officials Club, Track Team, National Beta Club 1 ,J 5562- fa af -,fl 3 :ml 1 L 'S ff E+ Fw ALBERT SERRATO-Baseball, Sportsmen's Club SHERRIE SHARPLESS-Genheimer Serv- ice Club, Pan American Student Forum, Scholastic Committee BUTCH SHAW-Golden Voices, Baseball, Voice Club MICHAEL D. SHOESMITH-Basketball, Key Club, English Literary Society, Na- tional Beta Club, Pan American Student Forum, Tennis Team LARRY CORNELL SHUMATE-Tennis Team, National Forensic League, National Thespians Society, Pan American Student Forum, Key Club, Masque and Wig, Social Committee KATHIE SIMS-Future Homemakers of America, Voice Club, Personality Develo- opment Club, Office Assistant, Chorus, Student Government Representative, Scholarship Committee PATRICIA JOY SLAGLE--Voice Club, Limelighters, WACOAN Staff, Office As- sist, Press Club CATHY SMITH-Skating Club, Library As- sistants Club RUTH ANN SMITH-Voice Club, Future Nurses Club, Chorus, WACOAN Staff CLASS OF 966 WORKS EARNESTLY The Government Medal is presented to Marty Friedman and Gary Luft by Mike Garrett. STEVE SPEIR-Key Club, Pan American Student Forum, National Beta Club, Field and Stream Club, WACOAN Staff JAMES DAVID SPURGEON-National Honor Society, National Beta Club, Eng- lish Literary Society, Junior Classical League, Key Club, Junior Engineering Technical Society, Football, Basketball, Track, Senior Favorite Nominee, Gift Committee LILLIAN STALEY-Future Secretaries Club, Skating Club, Personality Develop- ment Club, Office Assistant, Majorette JANET DARLENE STARR-Future Sec- retaries Club, Personality Development Club, Junior Classical League CINDY ELOISE STOBBE-Genheimer Service Club, National Beta Club, Future Homemakers of America, DAISY CHAIN Business Staff, Limelighters, Junior Classical League JAMES MARION STONE-Distributive Ed- ucation Club, Student Officials Club, Red Cross Represenative BRENDA MAURINE SUMERLIN-Future Homemakers of America, Pan American Student Forum, National Beta Club, Eng- lish Literary Society, Berry Service Club, National Honor Society, Junior Classical League EUGENE DAVID SWANSON-Junior Classical League, Tennis, National Foren- sic League, National Thespians Society, Key Club, Cheerleader RICHARD SWETT-Field and Stream Club xg 1. st f t R f I .,,. -- 'fgwvmgl' ff iff 70 gn 'i '6v' .5 ,ff Y qos.-uqf .eff va- ' -I if-neo.-51, cz 1., .evf ,pf-,:3,f,,N,-t o . . at T, ,X rt, ,, N H, li V- is Q iq in F - Wim, Q 4 rm al' if Q 'mf' 3 1 ' we-'I-f X 1 A f MARGARET TAYLOR-Texas Association of German Students, Future Teachers Club, Travelers Club, Die Deutschen Bo- tschafter DIANNE TEICHELMAN-English Literary Society, Personality Development Club, Red Cross Representative, Office Assist- ant, Travelers Club, Student Government Representative DON THOMAS-Student Officials Club, Baseball Manager JOEL JOHN THOMPSON-Sportsmen's Club, Student Government Representative, Music Appreciation THOMAS THROWER-Track, Student Of- ficials Club DAVID TOLBERT-WACOAN Editor, Im- pact News, Student Government, National Beta Club, English Literary Society, Schol- arship Committee, Key Club, Pan Ameri- can Student Forum, Quill and Scroll, Press Club. Golden Voices J The D.A.R. Citizenship Medal is present- ed to Carolyn Blythe. Would you believe FATMAN ? OUTSTANDING SENIORS ARE RECOGNIZED TONY TORRES-Traveler's Club, Field and Stream Club MIKE TRANTHAM-Sportsmerfs Club, Au- tomechanic Club EVELYN ARLENE TURNER-English Lit- erary Society, Junior Classifical League, gfltlgire Teachers Club, Future Secretaries u RONALD TURNER-Student Officials Club, Football, Scholarship Committee DON UNDERWOOD-Sportsmen's Club, Student Officials Club, Golf, Field and Stream Club SANDRA LYNN UZZEL-Forsgard Service Club, Golden Voices, Junior Classical League, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Voice Club, Personality Development Club, Skat- ing Club 1.,..,. urns' SENIORS E JOY CLASS PIC IC Q fs After the assembly seniors enjoy the annual picnic. ROBERT A. VAN HORN-Gold and White Band, Architectural Club GREG VARNER-Student Officials Club, Chess Club, Distributive Education Club LUPE BETTY VASQUEZ-Junior Classical League, Pan American Student Forum, Forsgard Service Club, Girl's Athletic As- sociation, National Beta Club, Skating Club ROBERT VASQUEZ-Pan American Stu- dent Forum CHARLES VERGAUWEN-Distributive Education Club, Chess Club, Automechan- ics Club PEDRO VILLA-Baseball, Pan American Student Forum, Field and Stream Club D1-alll? WALLER-Distributive Education u JACQUELYN WALTERSiPersonality De- velopment Club, Skating Club, Future Homemakers of America TERESA WALTERS-Gold and White Band, .English Literary Society, Music Appreciation Club, Sketch Club, Bowling Club, Skating Club, Junior Classical League '..'.:-1, a'?-'lkg 's-.., ' 'P' if C Qi.. . V Ii , 2 11 'fs MARSHA LEIGH WHITLOW-Future Teachers Club, Pan American Student Forum, National Honor Society, National Beta Club, National Forensic League, Eng- ! lish Literary Society ONEITA WILBANKS-Personality Devel- Q opment Club, Future Secretaries Club, Junior Red Cross LARRY L. WILLIAMS-Voice Club, Golden Voices, Impact News MICHAEL WILLIAMS-Key Club, Govern- ment Representative, Press Club, WA- COAN, Impact News, Interact Club, Quill and Scroll, DAISY CHAIN Editorial Staff BILL WOLFE-Sportsmen's Club, Library Assistant Club BEVERLY GAIL WOOD-Future Home- makers of America, Future Secretaries Club. Y-Teen Club, Personality Develop- ment Club SUE WOODARD-Future Secretaries Club, Gold and White Band, Red Cross Repre- senative GERALDINE WRIGHT-Y-Teen Club, Per- sonality Development Club, Skating Club, Chess Club IIMMY WRIGHT-Automechanics Club 'ww CAROL WALTON-Future Homemakers of America, Chorus, Voice Club ROBERT E. WARREN-Golden Voices, Voice Club, Field and St1'eam Club SAM WEAVER-Basketball, Red Cross Representative, Student Officials Club, Sportsmen's Club, Pan American Student Forum LINDA WELCH-Voice Club, Golden Voices, Personality Development Club RICHARD L. WELLS-Travelers Club, Rostra Literary Society, Library Assist- ant Club STELLA RUTH WHITAKER-Future Teachers Club, Personality Development Club, Bowling Club, Futu1'e Secretaries Club, Limelighters C l lu 9-,Q A I i Sl 1 I t ,.-, -,,,, Q I , . af , V , t -at 1 ' ,xg in os' J ig! 'ldv 73 Tony Arocha Charles Adcock Peggy Arthur Lou Beth Bailey Pam Bailey Chris Barker Nancy Battle Jerry Beshear Lucy Beshear Claudia Blackburn Elaine Blackwell Daphne Blasingame Merrie Boehme David Booker Dellayne Booker Steve Booker Joe Brown Patty Brown Leslie Bryant Tommy Bundrant Lee Burton Carol Butler Sandra Cardwell Jane Carter Linda Chapa George Casillas Dianne Chapman Carolyn Childs Elaine Comer Denise Cooksey Raymond Coronado Paul Cotton Maurice Crocker Joyce Davis Jim Diamond Betty Donaldson ' ap t-If le ' ,, '51 31,4 Je .nlv -Effvqw 'Ha Q ,IF '- GJ V v 6 , UNIORS PREP RE FOR 1967 Jackie Dorr Bobbi Douglas Pat Douglas Gary Duckett Patsy Duett Glenn Duusbabek Elaine Earl Linda Eason Tolline Enger Judy Evetts Jean Folkner Sonja Farar Michael Farr Sallie Fennelly Shirleen Fields Linsa Forsythe Carolyn Foster Gilbert Fraga John Francis Dave Franco James Frillou Linda Fulmer Hope Garcia Ilaria Garcia Mary Garcia Jimmy Garcia Lamar Garza Bruce Gibson Bedelia Gray Jenny Greer v N. 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A ills-favs Brian Kelly Ralph Kirkland Linda Kittlitz Carl Knape Kenneth Knipstein Donna Labenske Chris Lacy Jimmy Landrum Donna Lavender Beverly Lawrence Tommy Layne Sherry Lee Lisabeth Lewis Robert Lewis Ann Loftis Donna Loftis Rachel Lopez Santos Lopez Sharon Lovell Robert Loya Loydene Lucas David Luedke Becky McFarland Martha McGregor Walter Green Gwendolyn Grimes Ino Guajardo Evangelina Guerra Jerry Guffey Shirley Gunter Jack Hall Lloyd Hall John Harris Oscar Hart Bob Harvev Judy Harwell Vivian Hawk Linda Haynie Brenda Higginbothom Linda Hill Sue Hinds Pat Hitt Melinda Holland Susan Hudson Joyce Hurst Mary Hurst T. J. Hussey Camm Isbell Marlene Jackson Rex Jenkins Lynn Ann Johnson Martha Johnson Randy Jones Kay Jordan , .5 -.'. ,.f2-.f, J L A f A if X cl J vi ii if ' F . 1,. 'fy d xxxiif J , ' 1 Jf fhii L. J J iiii A 34 M f-.,mvs7 b y A.' hm h , b : R l ia by l 'ti v W,.. ZW, E V A .,,. ,li Ik xv My HNF., V is kgyz ,W J ,J 'tt' I . 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U il , af 'Q ,gif Af, A ws ,T ,- af. ee 1 , 1 4 I vm , Carole Porter Thad Price Julian Ramirez Olga Ramon Rudy Ramos Doris Reeves Charles Relyea Kenneth Renner Teresa Rhea Troy Riggs Patricia Roberts Delores Rodriquez Donald Rowan Janie Salinas Cynthia Schomer Becky Schroeder Mike Schroeder Willie Serrato Sherry Shaw Gilbert Silva Caroline Simek Linda Simek Vicki Simmons Jerry Sims Thomas Slough Howard Smedley Darlene Smith Deborah Smith Linda Smith Sue Steed Carolyn Stem Ray Stephens Jean Suter Barbara Tabor Pamela Teague Kenneth Tindell Nancy Toland Gaynell Tolbert Walter Tomme Cynthia Torrance Linda Lowrance Douglas Turner John Wachtendorf Mary Waggener Johnny Walker Margaret Walsworth Joe Walters David Waugh Carol Waugh Mike Weathers Charles Webb Linda Wilkerson Larry Wilson Janet Winslow Linda Wood Darline Wood Linda Worsham Charles Yarborough Fl' Er I 'Aa' vx 'F' A X' X .11 y,ye. y yigg , I J -fh V Q IQI fi wer e .g . is at 'lf e 'Q gif: Iis an A Q 6 fig r , I gc 'rii 4 M 'Rl' , it f. , fx is le' Q E3 Ax . Y' if ,pr 4 A r,rr . '-Q, J' s 6 jg ro Q1 .E Z ilx iiiii , ,V nj A This is Tiger Spirit 79 SOPHOMORES BECOME A P BT OF WHS V-1 I 5 S We 9 Anedith Hampton Deborah Dockery Joe Adams Billie Adcock Sylvia Alcala Doris Altizer Billy Amelunke Gary Angelo . t Karen Anderson ' H H. ' g4 Qg fi'.i ff '-'bA g Lf Rose Arriola H, ' A 5 I 9 f fy Judy Asher ' .. i- 'Ni A l' :I Qi Mary Avalos - 'lll W e , i. A 1 Z lv 'J , 'E ' Yvonne Ayers 7 5-m y I ,V ., k , . Jimmy Barnes M 1 i, .n.,. Joe Barton k Sandy Bayes Q 5 Sandra Beck t rf' rf Tereza Bernal Vicky Beshear ni 5 ' -be Q ? , Q l 4' N ,., Amelia Betros W 'f Dolores Bezdek r -rg Jerry Birdwell V V A 'H' 1 Mike Blount rar, 3 Elizabeth Brent 4 'yttyy V u Earl Broadway fl 'Fifi' 'S V Sharon Brown A W R Sandy Buckingham :mu ff Kenneth Burnette 555 3553? li Cheryl Butler 2 ,v V ,,,,, Qi, j George Caldwell , ..., , V di 1 i - llgiannta C331-HTS 5 a -M V uani a asi as ei,eesrr IK 5 We Phyllis Chandler Lois Chambers Jessica Chardl Ronnie Cirilo Eugene Clemons Robert Coffman Judy Conner Alice Contreras Lola Cook Melva Lou Courtade Karen Cox Robert Cozby Dorothy Crow Julia Cruz Lana Cummings Deborah Curtis Michael De Lilla Deborah Dockery Richard Findler Liberty Firman Henrietta Flores Connie Fogle David Drahn Charles Dupree Ernest Fraga Phillip Francis Bill Gammage Gloria Garcia Dennis Gilliam Eldonna Glenn Antonia Gonzale Gilbert Gonzales Helen Gonzales Marilyn Goolsbee Jim Gorham Charles Green Shirley Green Linda Grez Glen Griffin Albert Guajardo Ed Gulley Jean Gunter Dianne Hafford Raymond Haddock Jean Hamilton Anedith Hampton Brenda Harrell David Harris Fred Heiman Steve Henderson Lela Herring Lynda Hogan Donna Hopkins Diane Horn i',- X Hs. wi . .:,. : 'V 14213939 - A z gl 1 L an f f I K iiiiiii U iviirv . 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L 'V' 9, 55? 55' 4- 'K x asrs at i , Donna Horn Tyree Huet Charles Humphrey Lois Jarrell Caroline Jimenez Claire Jolley Donnie Jones Donnie Keister Felecia Kellough Ernest Khoury Earlene Kinner Judy Kirk Rita Koons John Lee Randy Leggot Joyce Lewis Jerry Lennaman Leonard Logan Bobby Massey Randy Merritt Mike Miller Norman Miller Delores Lopez Robert Lopez Tim Mitchell Nancy Moffett Toni Montoya Carol Moore Doyle Morgan Frances Muchmore Tommy McElwrath James McMahen Larry Neagle Gordon Nelson Elaine Nix James O'Connor , ZQ3. Ek. Sophomores participate in Newcomers Club entertainment , QWACU K V WN V H1 , 524s Ustlfipiilul' 97, 'affuawhf '-fkV klkididiiiklkfiv ff an ,E rf EWCO ERS ADAPT TO TIGER ROUTINE Tom O'Connor Wanda Pack Rosa Padilla Kenneth Palmquist Betty Partida Nicky Paskos Penny Peach Frances Pena Annice Perry Tommy Phillip Phyllis Philyaw Lou Popp Randy Power Ronnie Price Katherine Pryor Lorraine Ramon Margaret Reeves Seigmund Reinach Milton Rejcek Mike Rinewalt Tommy Rinewalt Judy Roberts Kenneth Roberts Steve Roberts Gloria Rodriquez Rosie Rodriquez Dirk Ronk Janie Sandoval Velvet Scarborough Sherilyn Sewell fv- is 4g Q- 1 lf s . 'E' ' vi .W . S 3 J X -P 6- 4 Hi Could that be his homework that Jim O'Connor is so enthused about? sp...- 12 may ' t,f il J 3535 -A-Q 1 l .505- -K, ., J , A. M if 141 Marylee Britt i g f 12 1 A.. 'I -1., Vincent Shick Darlene Smith Robert Smith Linda Sparks Floyce Suttle Jerry Sweat Janis Teague Carol Taylor Mike Thomas Phil Thompson Karen Threadgill Mary Tovar Mary Roberts Trimble Michael Tyler Larry Warren Beverly Watson Mac White Neta White Weldon White Billy Wiley Anthony Williams Gayle Williams Gay Lynn Wilson Darlene Winkelman afwaulaw 1 5 1' K ' M , ,. , r 1 ' J e r n t ,ylgmgz-1:,,.,,ff' ' 1 V5 :il ' f '- ' .14 .1 ,i. D 'griwwi' 2. gig-f I 4 Q ,, H115 r 'J 1532- 1 rnrs rnn r nrnn f 5 B 1' ' L Y is , 9 a s ' 4. ,. if f fwfr 1' fbMA m, k Q- Ed Gulley The chorus entertains the Newcomers Club 1 vs. T, ,s.,,..,.,.,.- ,., , M Q Lela Herring Honors -x 1 1.2 'TNQ S737 Q. Nha CLD HPQM' SENIOR KONNIE KENNON an-Q 561 FAVORITES JANET FLANDERS SENIOR RONALD BRINK M HARRY LUCENAY FAVORITES fi-M 5 FAVORITE DARLYNE COBBS CHARLES BELT KAREN KIRSCHNER GARY LUFT NOMINEES KENNETH BAYER MARYJ ON COX R 'iffy-A JIMMY SPURGEON BETH MOORE MOST REPRESENTATIVE RALPH KIRKLAND N 1T,. 'Win ,,,, J EANN ETTE HARRIS A f... 1 , f j 2 W, N. V, ,, if JANET FLANDERS Duchess KAREN Duchess VIRGINIA ALEXANDER HOMECOMING QUEEN THE QUEEN AND HER COURT .IEANNETTE HARRIS PRINCESS KONNIE KENNON Duchess CAROLYN BLYTHE D. A. R. CITIZENSHIP AWARD REGINA BRINK BASKETBALL QUEEN THESE ARE STUDENT CHOICES SENIOR FAVORITES are elected by the senior class. Candidates must be passing all subjects and must not have failed more than one sub- ject in high school. A run-off ballot carries the names of the nominees receiving the highest number of votes in the nominating election. From these, four boys and four girls are chosen as the favorites. THE MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY AND GIRL are elected by the entire student body. The candidates are nominated by homerooms. THE FOOTBALL QUEEN is elected by the student body from nominees chos- en by the homerooms. THE BASKETBALL QUEEN is elected by the stu- dent body from nominees chosen by the basketball team. THE D. A. R. CITIZEN is elected by the senior class in the same way the FAVORITES are elected. HO OR ELECTION WINNERS SENIORS Vlost Likely to Succeed Ronald Brink and Carolyn Blythe Most Scholarly Kenneth Bayer and Marsha Whitlow Friendliest Harry Lucenay and Jeannette Harris Best Groomed 'Jharles Belt and Virginia Alexander Wittiest Harry Lucenay and Jeannette Harris Best Athlete Ronnie Nobles J UNIORS Most Likely to Succeed Ralph Kirkland and Lou Beth Bailey Most Scholarly Ralph Kirkland and Lou Beth Bailey Hiendliest Ray Stephens and Claudia Blackburn Best Groomed Johnny Baldwin and Becky Schroeder Wittiest Jim Diamond and Pat Hitt Best Athlete Ralph Kirkland SOPHOMORES Most Likely to Succeed Joe Barton and Lela Herring Most Scholarly Joe Barton and Lela Herring Friendliest Joe Barton and Judy Conner Best Groomed James Kendall and Karen Cox Wittiest Joe Barton and Yvonne Ayers Best Athlete Weldon White 97 Clubs and -X Q, l 2 204551, ,, ,,,,,41l4-fin ' mf Hn K! ,iff rganization AUTOMECHANICS CLUB sponsor: MR. FRITZ LINNSTAEMER WML, ',.,. Row 1: Sharp, Evans, Klein, Juarez, Dupree, Palmer, Knudson, Basquez, Leggott, Ursua Row 2: Adcock, Philipp, Lasley, Collier, Saulters, Bryson, Rodriquez, Neagle, Roberts, Stone, Mr. Linnstaedter Fall Spring Mike Mortum ,..... ....,,,..... President .,,.............. ,......... ,,,.. O s car Hart Oscar Hart. ,,,,,..,. ...,,.....,.,..,.. V ice President ,,...,.., .........,,.......,., A ndy Klien Ronny Jackson ........,. ............ S ecretary ...,....... ..,.., ....., J e rry Beshear James Stone ,..,....,........., ......,...,. T reasurer .,....,.... .........l...,,,. J ames Stone Johnny Baldwin.. ..... .,,..,.,..,.,.. R eporter ................ .,.......,. M ike Walthers Jerry Beshear ....,.,.......ll.. Sergeant-at-arms .........,....,.,.... William Sims The Automechanics Club, one of the largest WHS clubs, is for boys who are interested in automobiles. Pro grams are devoted to films, speakers, inspection of nev and foreign cars brought to the student parking lot, anc visits to local garages. In November Automechanic boys took part in thf Thanksgiving basket program by directing traffic, by park- ing cars used to deliver the baskets, and by carrying baskets to the cars. Automechanics Club members display on their cars glubiplaques which carry the club motto-Safety and cervice. Row 1: Sims, Wilson, Torres, Walter, Obearle, Lopez, Arechiga, Medina, Ursua Row 2: Moody, Kindle Collins Roberson, Beshear, Hart, Gomez, Galbraith QD ,xt k . 5 Q.--M ff? Xxx- .X llx A--as-, . , mc., , , lf!!! A ,5 ' I 'yy 3. 5 Q '9 fog! . if Row 1: Perry, Hurst, Taylor, Dorr Row 2: Moore, Tabor, Beard, Hikel, McGregor Row 3: Connett, Butler, Booker, Bailey, Sumerlin, Gunter, Carter BERRY SERVICE CLUB Sponsor: MRS. BETTYE KEATHLEY Fall Spring Cynthia Beard ,...... ...... ,,............ P r esident ......... 1 ..,...... - ,..., Yolanda Lopez Yolanda Lopez ,...,..,...., First Vice-President. ..,..... Lou Beth Bailey Beth Moore .,......... - ....., Second Vice-President .... Brenda Sumerlin Lou Beth Bailey ......... Recording Secretary ,........ Dellayne Booker Rose Marie Hike-l ........... Hours Secretary .,................., Cynthia Beard Ida Johansen ...............i.,..........,., T reasurer ....,............, Martha McGregor Joyce Hurst .........,...,... .,....,.,... H istorian .....,....,...,......,...... - ..... Beth Moore Ann Loftis .......,... ..........,.. C haplain ....,......... ....,...... Carol Butler Senior members make Valentine Corsages as a money maklng project ga. Berry Service Club is the youngest service club at Waco High. It was established in 1954 and has, since that ime, contributed in various Ways to the school and the ommunity. Community service for the school year included work- ng with the Red Cross and Goodwill Industries and pre- naring a Christmas basket for a needy family.. Berry has many money-making projects which include elling Homecoming mums, Valentine corsages, and Thank Kou cards. The club has formal and informal initiations. It also Leld a spring banquet in honor of their graduating seniors. Anya. M..-. M- ' w, ,, pu Row 1: Moore, Johnson, Birdwell. Francis. Marquez. Christian, Fajardo, Wilbanks Row 2: Gilliam, Horner, Friedli, Francis, Burton, Miller, Smedley CHESS CLUB Sponsor: MISS RUTH JEAN HAMILTON MRS. JANE WALKER Group I Group II Fall Spring Spring C. A. Miller.. ........,. ........... C . A. Miller .,...,....,.,....,.....,,. President .,..,.........,.,...,.. Rickey Donaldson George White ,......,. .,.. ......,. J o hn Francis ..,..,.. ..,..,., V ice-President ......., .................,...., J erry Coker Lloyd Andrews ........,,. ..,.. D ennis Gilliam ....,.,.......,...... Secretary .....,..,....,....... Juanita Hernandez Ronnie Jones ..... ............... S ammy Johnson ......., ........... T reasurer ...,..........,..... Juanita Hernandez Rickey Donaldson ,... .... D avid Davidson .,....,.., Sergeant-at-arms .............................. Glenn Boyd The Chess Club is an activity club for those who play chess or wish to learn the game. The club periods are spent playing chess. The first few meetings are devoted to teaching the non-players, then a tournament is organized, and stil rivalries develop. In the fall tournament Larry Jeffre won the championship trophy and Howard Brauer tlr consolation trophy. Row 1: Fernandez, Martinez, Silva, Dalton. Garcia, Gleen, Hernandez Row 2: Gonzales, Arispe, Montoya, Boyd, Donaldson, Sanchez, Morales, Cox ,NN ' 102 CONTEMPORARY WRITING SOCIETY lik: lljgll Row 1: Kelly, Gammage, Anderson, Walsworth Row 2: Owens, Sanders, Ayers, Schroeder, Hays Row 3: O'Connor, Barrington, Lippe, Newman, Law, Relyea I Sponsor: MRS. TILA M. DENNEY I I Fall Spring Emil Lippe .............. .................. P resident ..............................,... Keith Owens Frank Law ....,........,,................ Vice President ......... ........... C harles Relyea. Bill Newman .............. ........,... S ecretary ..........., Margaret Walsworth L Seniors study various styles in writing. QI. . ,:,, ? The members of Contemporary Writing Society are ,h J I iterested in creative writing, contemporary authors and ' ' -- ip R X 1. ook news. They study the techniques of writing and volun- a.rily submit their own writing for discussion and criticism. I vocal authors are often guest speakers and critics. Each year some of the members have their poems ublished in The National Anthology of High School oetry. 103 DARDEN SERVICE CLUB fifffifffikrf Tiafnffff fl5i'J37f 4,,m?Q ..., , . ,, 3 Diana Meek Darden, the oldest of the four girls' service clubs, was V active this school year. The twenty members were divided 1 it into three groups. Each group visited its chosen rest home 1 and made cookies and decorations for holidays and special ' YJ occasions. The groups also participated in money-making 'E H 7 projects. 1 In the fall semester, Darden held a successful rummage , -- sale at the Farmer's Market. At Christmas time Darden girls decorated the front offices and study hall. The deco- rations added gaiety and Christmas spirit to the school. '- M The busy spring semester saw Darden girls serving as ' timekeepers for the Baylor-Waco Speech Tournament and also making cookies for that event. They sold assorted M boxes of candy and also had another rummage sale. Carolyn Blythe discusses service project with senior Darden girls Sponsor: MISS ELIZABETH MORGAN Fall Spring Donna Cunningham .,....,........ President .........................,. Carolyn Blythe Carolyn Hunt ........................ Vice President ............................ Mary Cosby Sue Howell ...,........,.....,. Second Vice-President .......... Shirley Gunter Carolyn Blythe .....,...,.. Recording Secretary ..........,. Shirleen Fields Barbara .Crump ......... .Standards Secretary ............ Pamela. Teague Nancy Dickenson ..........,..,...... Treasurer ...,.....,....,.,.... Nancy Dickenson Row 1: Duett, Hunt, Nix, Palmquist, Blythe, Winslow, Gunter Row 2: Morgan, Labenske, Crump, Waggener, Cozby, Peach Row 3: Herring, Gray, Fields, Howell, Cunningham, Dickerson, Koons .pq 104 I f in C fs :,,f.ff.i w--'gf C . 3 .A L.. M . FS v. . I egg ,I L ,fu lb' Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4: N .KJ : Nobles, Vergauen, Newton, Muhl, Hudspeth z Varner, Loesch, Ferrell, McNeil, Blackwell, Richey, Steed : Richard, Easterwood, Johnson, Stafford, Pierce, Brown, Compos Waller, Holder, Hicks, Putnam, Bailey, Davis, Luedke, Martin DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Sponsor: MR. W. D. HUDSPETH Fall Ronnie Martin. .... ...... . .....,, , ...... President.: .....,......,............ Spring .Ronnie Martin .Lenda Ferrell Sherry Richey ............... First Vice-President .............. Johnny Johnson ...... Brenda Ferrell ....,.... ..- Brenda Ferrell ........... - ..,...... ,.,., Kathryn Pryor ......,.......,,.... JoAnn McNeil .................,...., - ..,.. ...Second Vice-President .Recording Secretary ............ Parllamentarian ..,,,,.......... .Treasurer ............,.,........,,. Reporter ....,........... ..... Sherry Richey ,Sherry Richey Kathryn Pryor .Brenda Ferrell The Waco High School Distributive Education Club is affiliated with both state and national organizations. Mem- bers are students who attend school in the morning and receive on the job training in the afternoon. . Participation in the club activities and success in training stations helps the Distributive Education Club members promote business relations. The D. E. Club of Waco High held their Employer- Employee banquet on April 19, at the Trade Winds Motel. Dr. Roy Dugger, director of James Connally Technical and Vocational Institute of Waco, was guest speaker. Out- standing student awards were presented to Kathryn Pryor and Mike Pierce. FIELD AND STREAM CLUB The Field :Kr Stream Club is a club designed to gi the boys the opportunity to learn the better techniques hunting and fishing. In February, Sergeant Brown of the National Gua presented a program on the weapons of war. His demo stration enabled the members to better understand t mechanics of a weapon. Mr. Mangum gave a lecture on the uses of wild anim calls for hunting. He imitated a wounded rabbit, deer, ai various other animals for the members. The Field at Stream Club provided the opportunity to learn many us ful facts about hunting and fishing. Bobby Owens and Howard Huey decide on a speaker for their meeting Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6: Sponsors: MR. WAYNE 'GARDNER MR. TOMMY FLOOD Fall Spring Ronnie Nobles ..... ,.,,.... ............... P r esident ........... - .................. Bobby Owens Elliott Navarro .............,...., Vice President ...............,..... X ...... Neal Gibson Charles Connel .,,........,.............. Secretary ........,.. -. ..... ...... E lliott Navarro Gary Byrd ....,....,............................ T reasurer ,......................,. Elliott Navarro Massey, Ramos, Coleman, Barnett, Williams, Griffin, Bundrant, Sharp Beaty, Keister, Haddock, Ferguson, Baker, Roberts, Haynes, Betros Lewis, Griffin, Burger, Turnipseede, Garrett, Shawn, Broadway, McNamera, Mc- Ham, McCorkle, Flores O'Neal, Trantham, Underwood, Plemons, Beltran, Davis, Johnson, Wright, Swett Johnson, Barron, Turner, Piazza, Kocian, Barton, Diamond, Moffett, Crocker, Southall, Frillou Kelly, Stroup, Byrd, Gibson, Farr, Daws, Osgood, Owens, Huey Rev i' - .2 .. ..,,,.,,, ri? 'Lit 'A' 'V 5 Live 1 p j- S z .. . g , ,, , l ..' .. ig t ,VVV 'L . 4. t , E I E : ...K . ,Xp , sur las. V N ' ? '11 !!l. i f 5' A r. i iiinilx r.f....srr l ' A I ,yr 15 V!!! .,.. . 4 4,52 T lf F131 if sia X it If J' q Q fihsff 'galil T A sql. p 1 y Wait' if z . .,.. J 5 iiii ' diidd I if Row 1: Roberts, Santry, Uzzel, Vasquez, Gilliam, Hruska, Morgan Row 2: Brink, Comer, Enger, Hafford, Torrance, Tolbert, Kimbrough, Cox FOHSGAHD SERVICE CLUB Sponsor: MRS. HAZEL MILLS Fall Spring Marsha Gilliam ..........,......,........ President, ......................,..... Lupe Vasquez Cynthia Torrance ...... First Vice-President ...,.... Marilene Hruska Marilene Hruska ...Second Vice-President ......,. - ..... Maryjon Cox Lupe Vasquez ..... - .... ..-Recording Secretary ........,......,, Regina Brink Judy Evetts ........,,..........,,.... Hours Secretary, ....,. .Claudia Blackburn Linda Kimbrough .................... Treasurer ....,..........,.....,....... Tolllne Engel' Claudia Blackburn .............,.... Historian ............,,...... Linda Kimbrough U: ll 5,8 , M Forsgard Service Club continued this year to render its services to our school, community, city, and state. The projects included preparing stockings and programs for nursing homes, selling book and annual covers, helping sponsor a dance, and providing money for the Service Scholarship. League The club assisted the McLennan County Association for Mental Health by providing refreshments for the busi- ness meetings and socials. During the Christmas season, Forsgard sponsored a drive for gifts for patients in state hospitals. A delegate went with the executive director to deliver these gifts to Austin. Forsgard had an active year because of the fine cooperation Within the club. 1 07 Q 1 l W f 1- .Jb- Y 4 ' , o '1 Row 1: Donaldson. Cornett, Contreras. Jakubik, Kellough. Hale, Jimenez, Scarborough Row 2: Ramon, Head, Pena, White, Glenn, Armstrong, Goldhagen, Daniels, Curtis Row 3: Lynn, Oliver, Smith, Douglas, Mathews, Firman, Humphrey, Howze FUTURE NURSES CLUB Sponsor: MRS. CARL PRICE Fall Spring Elaine Millsaps .................,,....,.. Presldent .,.......................,.. Sherrie Curtis Sherrie Curtis .....,..,.. -. ....,... Vice President ..........,......,. Paulette Oliver Melinda Richards ,.... .............., S ecretary ,....,..... - ......,.., Eldonna Glenn Melinda Richards ...,........,...... Treasurer ......... ,... ..,......,........ S u e Head Dorothy Gonzales ...,.., , .... , ,.... Chaplain ......,.,..... ..,.,........ R uth Smith The purpose of the Future Nurses' Club is to encourage the students to enter the nursing profession. With the help of speakers, demonstrations, and movies, the students learn the duties and activities of nursing. The co-sponsor, Mrs. Segenhorst, informed the club about scholarships, and assisted with money raising projects. The Future Nurses' Club held cake sales and doughnut sales to raise funds for the club's activities. They took several field trips, and four members went to the Future Nurses Convention in Amarillo in April. Eldonna Glenn ran for Parliamentarian of the State Organization of Fu- ture Nurses. 108 Sherrie Curtis decide s on a speaker for a future meeting l tslsixi lfflxii' T fp' --L Q -I Wu 1 -rf. 7-5- 11 go - ' K -'Q ' rf' . 1 . . .. . 63 r A., S -J Q :JN 4 fr i V? Row 1: Hoppe,Wood, Chandler, Keas, Wood, Kruger, Parker, Brown Row 2: Johnson, Davis, Landtroop, Hardung, Long, Booker, Lavender, McClain, Lynch Row 3: Kinner, Weathhall Carson, Gonzales, Whitaker, Staley FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB T Sponsor: MRS. WILLIE M. PARKER Sponsor: MRS. CHARLOTTE HOUSTON X . Fall Spring ' Fall Sprmg Marsha Whitlow ................ - ..... President ........,.. - ..,........,.. Evelyn Turner Lynda Lynch ...............,...........,.... President .,,.....,......,..... Claudine Johnson Evelyn Turner ..... . .....,........ V ice-President ......... Linda Van Moppes Claudine Johnson .... .First Vice-President ........., Frances Kruger Ava Jean Row ..... - .,..... - .... . ..... Secretary ..........,......,r.... Marsha Whitlow Janie Booker ............... Second Vive-President. ,............... Bobbie Keas Caroline Simek ..,........,.............. Treasurer .............,. .......... lA va. Jean Row Lori Chandler ...........,....,..,.. - ..... Secretary ........... -....... ..... G all Blackburn The purpose of the Future Secretaries' Club is to help nembers learn more about the duties of a secretary and her place in the business world. In order to achieve this goal, uve have film strips and speakers from various firms and Jusiness schools in Waco. Secretaries from various fields such as legal, medical, and insurance tell about their par- picular work. Representatives from business machine com- panies demonstrate their products, and personnel men tell what qualities they expect a secretary to have. Members are urged to take advantage of school courses offered in nigh school and further training when possible. The Club .isflially has a party at Christmas and before the end of sc oo . Row 1: Conder, Row, Chard, The fall semester of 1965 was an active one for the Future Teachers' Club. Programs presented included original skits and magazine articles concerning teaching as a career. Each member conducted an interview with a teacher specializing in her chosen field. A three-day cupcake sale was held in the cafeteria the week of the Waco-Richfield football game. In keeping with the overall theme, each cupcake sported a spirit banner with spirit and pep slogans printed on them. On records day at mid-terms members provided coffee, cakes, and doughnuts as refreshments for the teachers. On February 25, Mr. and Mrs. Houston and four club repre- sentatives traveled to Austin to attend the Seventeenth Annual TFTA Convention. The convention was a wonderful experience for all present. Row 2: Hopkins, Winklemann, Muchmare, Turner, Whitlow I V-5-frm:J.eJ,y,95,3.,J. ,. 'S5t? J., J , ,.,. J 1' X ff lt i, .- gf ' l f saisl 1 J we I , 2. it J fzsisvr H. ,eat 'ef my f y J 1 dia lim ' il fr .itil ll ..,....,....,. J , W . wmviffwffziff . J. J . J, J V14 3 fa 22 1 I '-. N if JI 'ff' aif .gg P -im, Mgr' AV 3ln,:,,,,um'1 Q-ew J ri 4 - , f J.. Q 75 J.r i J ff ' .. '- ,..,.. A ' J 'T ,.,.., . . ' fF'.,,v J f.. u wwf ... ..+'r9f', 1 .ITI J J Y fs I 47 K k.k. 1 .J.J:3: E , I V gt., i , 4 V V .4 V s i C ' Z I x J, J sf 'E'j5f9,,,:q2g,?'J 9 .2 J .i rf Q-in :M F ' ' , 5 Y , ' flaws Egfifh if r J .!?'9'!5.'5zr1 J ,,', f ,f1 fP'? J J, ' fx- 'X ' f 5 ' i E 3, 109 GENHEIMER SERVICE CLUB 110 Row 1: Toland, Santry, Sharpless, Flanders, Wilson Row 2: Morgan, Dockery, Lewis, Stobbe, Porter Jlnks Row 3: Earl, Cobbs, Kittlitz, Threadgill, Butler Watson Sponsor: MISS LA VERNE WONG Fall Spring Darlyne Cobbs ....,..........,......,..... President ....,..........,,..... Ca1'0l A1111 -links Sherrie Sharpless .,.......,... Vice President ..,,.................., Nancy Santry Janet Flanders ............ Recording Secretary i,....... ,........ C indy Stobbe Carol Ann J inks .... Corresponding Secretary ........ Darlyne Cobbs Nancy Santry ................,.,. Hours Secretary ............. J eannette Harris Jeannette Harris ......,.............., Treasurer ..............,....,...,.. Janet Flanders Historian .......,...,,....... Sherrie Sharpless Genheimer Service Club was established in 1915 and has been serving others since then. The club is divided into two groups, the juniors and the seniors. This year the junior group sponsored the Stillwell Memorial Retirement Home, and the senior group sponsored a school-wide doll drive. The dolls which were collected and repaired were sent to the refugee children in South Viet Nam through the Red Cross Center. The club also sponsors a girl from West Junior High School. A week before the Christmas holidays, the cafeteria was decorated by the Genheimer members, and gifts were given to the cafeteria workers. Presents from the members were also sent to the Mental Health Association for Christmas. During the spring semester, the members of Genheimer helped time debates at the Baylor-Waco Speech Tournament. Also they helped in the annual spring candy sale. An Easter egg hunt was given to the Nalley Elementary School by the senior group. 'S vw f f-Q -. 4,-fy I 1. I -v 'W ' f. . Q ,, - Rin! rv V' lx!! N, Row 1: Gulley, Burnette. Williams. Hays. Madison Row 2: Harvey, Lewis, Kirkland, Lacy. Barton, Landrum Row 3: Kendall, Hall, Webb, Bouldin, Lyster l INTERACT CLUB Sponsor: MR. DEAN MADISON Spring President ..,.....,.......,...... Vice-President .......... Secretary .............,.... Treasurer ..,..,....... Reporter ...... INTERACT is an organization of young men dedicat- ed to service and international understanding sponsored by Rotary International. According to the Constitution, Interact members must possess good character and leader- ship potential and demonstrated superior achievement in curricular and extracurricular activities. In addition to the regular officers, Interact has a Rotary Club advisory committee composed of three or more Rotarians interested in youth activities. The Interact Board of Directors and the Rotary Advisory Committee meet to decide important matters affecting the club. Each Interact Club is required under the Constitution to engage in service projects involving most of the mem- bership. The Waco High Chapter of Interact has conducted an Easter Seals drive with the money collected sent to the Crippled Children's Hospital. In addition Interact sold miniature diplomas to graduating seniors. Mr. Madison Fred Hays Ralph Kirkland Lloyd Hall . ,.,..... Chris Lacy Ben Lewis and officers display poster for Easter Seals Drive 111 KEY CLUB Sponsor MR. LLOYD J. WASSERMAN The Key Club of WHS is a boy's service organization established to aid the school, community, or any other group with their activities. They carried out various projects this year. In the ,fall there was the annual fruit cake sale, in order to raise funds. The Key Club also rendered assistance to the Ki- wanis Club in their annual TV auction. They are respon- sible for keeping the school trophy cases clean, assisting with the production of school assemblies, and performing services for the school and community when necessary. In the spring the Key Club sponsored a dance for all students of Waco High School. Tommy Slough, Keith Bailey, and Jimmy Spurgeon decorate for the Key Club-Interact Club Beatnik Dance. Fall Spring Mike Shoesmith ..,..,,.....,............ President .....,.,,......,..,,.,...... Woody Rogers John Angelo ..., ..,.................. V ice-President ....................... Richard Kaga Keith Bailey ..,...............r Recording Secretary .......,.,....... Keith Bailey Woody Rogers ...,.... Corresponding Secretary .,,. Mike Shoesmith Keith Bailey .....,,..........,....., Hours Secretary ........,...,..,...... Keith Bailey Row 1: Pietzsch, Shoesmith, Rogers, Krause, Brink, Simpson, Knape Row 2: Swanson, Kaga, Friedman, Lenamon, Cotton. Bayer, Loyd, Tindell Row 3: Nobles, Mitchell, Tolbert, Pope, Speir, Gibson, Wasserman Row 4: Luceney, Choate, Bailey, Angelo, Dickson, Schatz, Nowakowski, Stephens 112 992- 'csv 25, at My SG Oni 5 4 . if . 1 3. R. ,,, 1 - i ii .- f if ' .. mf. 15 . . .av 7.5 5931297-5. K if f' f 1- Q Qi 1 dyyypyy f , ' .. ' Q . D i 4 u K 5 Z I 1? ' Q 5 f 'V ga A 73 Q A 4 1 fa an gag fa. 5 2 . Q 'I' , an Row 1: Conner, Eason, Gorham, Walker. Carnes, Scott Row 2: House, Parsons, Ronk, Foster, Green MASQUE AND XVIG CLUB Sponsor: MRS. CLYDE BAXTER Fall Spring Carolyn Foster .........................., President .................,....... George Gorham lMary Parsons .........,. - .,........ V ice-President ......... - ........... Mary Parsons Shirley Connett .......... ...,,.. - ..... S ecretary .,..,....,.,... ,....,....,, C arolyn Foster obby House ............... . .l..,......... Treasurer .................... - ......,,.,. Ronnie Scott oyce Davis ....,...........,..... Business Manager .,.,....,............. Jim Gorham anine Patton ..... - .......,... Sergeant-at-arms ..... ..,... - ..,...,.... R oy Walker It is the purpose of the Masque and Wig Club to foster ,the advancement of speech activities. f This year the club worked with pantomimes, skits, dramatic interpretations, and many other activities. Stu- dents who have an interest in dramatics benefit from their work in the club and the opportunities it offers them. g Each semester a trophy is given to the most outstand- ling member of the club. This person keeps the trophy lduring the following semester, and his name is engraved on the back of the trophy. The winner for the fall semester was Mary Parsons. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Sponsor: MR. RICHARD G. PEROT Fall Spring Sandy Cardwell ......................... President .................. ............. - ..... R oy Toone Sharon Lovell... .- ..,..... ........ V ice-President. ,.................. Leonard Logan Sandy Clayton .... - ,,,, .... . ..... S ecretary ........... - ..,..... - ..... Sandy Clayton Sandy Clayton .... . ................,.,. Treasurer ...................... - ..... Betty Partida Wiley Oliver ....,..,.....,... .... S ergeant-at-arms ...........,...... Tom O'Conner Melinda Holland ..,.. -..Program Chairman.. .............,,.. Wiley Oliver The Music Appreciation Club meets on Wednesday under the direction of Mr. Perot. In the meetings Mr. Perot attempts to widen the musical interests of members by letting them listen to and compare musical types such as classical, jazz, and popular. The members play these different types of music on their instruments. The Music Appreciation Club is enter- taining, while it educates the members for a hobby which can be appreciated regardless of free time, age, or physical vigor. Indeed, the club educates its members for an enjoy- able lifetime hobby. Row 1: Ramos, Reed, Cardwell, Holland, Alcala, Clayton, Walters, Partida, Brent Row 2: Van Horn, Barnes, Rinewalt, Rodriquez, Humphrey, Oliver, Obearle, De Lillo, Thrower, McRae Row 3: Shick, Garcia, Hirtado, Thompson, Traver, Bush, Saxton, Elkins, Toone, Tyler - A 5 v Group Fall Johnny Gonzales ..,,..,.... Erma Gonzales .,,....,.., Alice Rendon ......,.,..,......... Demingo Carvajal... . Gloria Ordones ..........,.........,,.. Robert Garcia .,.,....,........,,.,,,.,, The Pan American Student Forum of WHS strives to promote friendly relations between Latin-American and Anglo-American students. It is a branch of a state organi- zation which is sponsored by the Good Neighbor Commis- sion of Texas. The Waco High branch has several divisions, two of which hold weekly meetings with appropriate pro- I Gonzale ,golf tvs Q Y W . 1 :Z fi 5 it ' it W' up-assi ..,,... . ! jf I T FIR .,,.: , , e Ng pr 'B AA .,,, . . t Q ,. ' FV' ., .. Q' -fn K . W - J, . 'S 0 ' X ' V ,, . . Q rlty it s 'ivl -' i ,fgpgt c cg. H14 ' 5 Row 1: Tovar, Sandoval, Garcia, Rodriouez, Carrizales, Olivarez Row 2: Ayala, Arriaga, Gonzales, Padilla. Casillas. Grey Row 3: Perez, Ramirez, Lopez, Herrera. Rendon. Martinez PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM Sponsors: Miss HA'I'l'IE ZURFLUH MISS SADIE CONNOR Group II Spring Fall Spring ..........,.Rudy Duron......................,......President.............. ......Pedro Villa ....................Pedro Villa .............Mike Perez....,..............,.....Vice President......................Fred Sustaita............ Gonzales ..........Alice Rendon............ .............Secretary............,............,Linda Forsythe........ Carol Garcia ,.......,,..Rudy Lopez.........,... .............Treasurer............................,.Rudy Duron......,...... ,...............Irene Gonzales Rose Herrera ..... - .....,.,..,,........... Reporter .............,,.,....,,....., I rene Gonzales ...,......,,...,.........,.........ii,,...... Linda Chapa s .........,,.. Sergeant-at-arms ,.... ..,...,..,..,.,. M ike Perez ....,...,..........,....................... Julian Ramirez Club projects are to help needy Latin-American fami- lies at Thanksgiving and Christmas and to send a sizable contribution to the state scholarship fund. The climax of the year's activities was the convention in Austin, which is inspirational and informative. It provided much enter- tainment for all present. grams that center around Spanish culture. Row 1: Avalos, Olvera. Rodriouez. Montoya. Hone. Garcia Row 2: Serrato, Gonzales, De Leon. Barrientez, Flores, Garcia, Martinez Row 3: Rameriz, Carrizales, Villa, Jaso, Fraga, Salazar, Lopez -- . 114 -M t pf H PERSONALITY DEVELCPMENT CLUB I Row Row Row Row The Purpose of the Personality Development Club is 0 help girls improve their appearance, as Well as their 'ersonality and manners. Personality Development Club I had a wide array of Wilkerson, Beshear, Pickerton, Huddleston, Brunson, Forsythe, Cox Hill, Asher, Schimschat, Chambers, White, Ramon Simek, Grimes, McCorkle, Caldwell. Moon, Emran, Latham Hogan, Barnes, Daily, Alexander, Kirschner, Jordan Sponsor: MRS. RONALD FADAL Fall Spring Karen Kirschner ...................... President .,...,..................,.....,.. Donna Daily Debbie Jones ...,..................... V ice-President ...............,,.. Ginger Padgett Judy Harwell .........., ,..........,.., S ecretary ...............,.....,. Karen Kirschner Judy Harwell ....,...,.. ..,...,.., T reasurer ,.................... .Karen Kirschner Karen Kirschner, Ginger Padgett, and Marlene Schimschat model at the Personality Development Club Style Show. peakers to make the club more interesting and helpful. lome of the speakers this year included Mrs. Genkins rom the Mode1's Workshop, Miss Butts from the speech epartment, and Mrs. Lewis from Lewis Shoe Store. The lub took a field trip to Waco Beauty School, where a dem- nstration was presented for the girls. A style show was sponsored by the club in the spring. 'he money made from the style show helps pay for future lub activities. Another means of raising money for the lub picture and club activities is the collection of club ues. Personality Development Club is an asset to any 'irl that is a member of it. 115 PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT CLUB II p l Row 1: Nunez, Craig, Caldwell, Roberts, Simek, Willis, Fogle. Reeves Row 2: Mackie, Trimble, Schomer, Sims, Green, Cummings, Jones. Crow Row 3: Courtade, Andrews, Simmons, Nichols, Honey, Johnson, Wilbanks, Ledbetter Sponsor: MRS. JOANE MCCANN Fall Spring Ginger Padgett .......... ............... P resident ,,...,,....,. .... , ..Choyce Ledbetter Patsy Cummings ......, First Vice-President ..................... Kathie Sims Della Davis ...,.....,,..,...,... Recording Secretary ...........,......,, Leslie Jones Della Davis ..,..,........................,.... Treasurer ..... ,....,.. ....,.,.........,,, Sonja Farar The purpose of the Personality Development Club is to help each member develop her individual personality to the best of her ability. This is encouraged by programs pre- sented by professionals in this field. Each member is given an opportunity to participate in suggesting the types of programs she would like to have. Committees are set up to plan the programs and to pre- sent them to the club. The various programs of the club were presented by such featured speakers as: Mr. Carl Sachs, an authority on fashions: Mrs. Cox, a cosmetologist employed by Merle Norman: and others. The spring style show added interest to the year. 116 Members model clothes from Cinderella for the Personalit Development Club Style Show. -1 E 'KW Row 1: Garibay, Gordon, Palmquist, Lemoine, Guajardo Row 2: Rejcek, White, Lawhorn, Guajardo SCIENCE CLUB Sponsor: MR. G. H. WEST Fall Spring lobert Garibay .....,.....A,...... - ..... President ....,...... -...- ..... Roxanne Gordon fiilton Rejcek ..,........... ........ V ice-President ........ - .... - ..... Milton Rejcek Coxanne Gordon. .... -..- .... - ..... Secretary ...,,.........,. Kenneth Palmquist Ldam Lemoine ............. - ........,,. Treasurer .,................. , .... Adam Lemoine During the fall, the members of the Science Club had L teacher from the faculty of Baylor talk to them on tgology. They discussed the different forms of animal 1 e. They watched films on different aspects of science. One If the projects done by the Science Club was the construc- ion of a range finder made with mirrors. They read in- eresting books on science provided by Mr. West. Film trips were shown on the earth's minerals and fossils. The lub visited the Baylor Science Department in April. VVACO HIGH SKATING CLUB Sponsor: MRS. BILL DODGEN Fall Svfmg Ernest Mott ew-,,, .,,r rr,-rr,,,rr. P r esident ........u............. Cathy Smith Cathy Smith U ,,c... .,..,... V ice-President .... - ................ Larry N 1X Gwen Grimes., ,uuu.. ......... S ecretary ................. Brenda Harrell Debbie Smithx, ,,,,,,,, Treasurer ..,,..., --,, .,... Yvorme Ayres Gene Owen, ,,,-.,. , r.,,,...,..,eer .. Reporter ..,...uu.... Eugene Clemmfms Four years ago the Waco High School Skating Club was organized. The Tiger Gliders have a threefold ob- jective-to encourage fun in an active sport, to improve skating skills, to develop leadership through club activities. Associate members who belong to other school clubs join the regular members for skating on Monday after- noons at the Westview Rollercade. There they receive in- struction and have a free skating period for games on skates and skill practice. Row 1: Williams, Miller, Snow, Campbell, Clemons, Hamilton, Arocha, Loya, Romero Row2: Arriola, Cummings, Pryor, Moore, Lopez, Rivera Row 3: Rodriquez, Ramona, Carlisle, Battle, Morgan, Anderson, Lamson, Chandler, Jackson Row 4: Flores, Smith, Kirk, Vasquez, Smith, Ayers, Popp, Waugh, Ostroski, Gunn Row 5: Bernal, Guerra, Butler, Smith, Jones, Butler, Hampton, Harrell, Buckingham, Bezdek Row 6: Arocha, Gammage, Wachtendrof, Nix, Thrope, Smith, Barker, Shirley, Riggs, Blackman 117 fu ,gg X Row 1: Davis, Davis, Lucas, Peak, Majors, Barron, Row 2: Roma, Warren, Luedke, Kninstein, Cook, Heimann, Molina SKETCH CLUB SPOBTSMENS CLUB K . .ir -X K Sponsor: MRS. NITA PEAK Fall Spring Loydene Lucas ..... ,...,,. ............... P r esident ....,...................... Loydene Lucas Bobby Cook ....., ,....,....,........... V ice-President ............. ,....... . ...,. B obby Cook Janette Majors ..,,...,,,..............., Secretary ........... - ....A.....,...., Lucille Barron The activities of the Sketch Club for the year include sketching with various media and displaying these sketches on one of the school's bulletin boards, attending a spring banquet sponsored by the Art Department for all art stu- dents, and helping with the National Art Month Exhibit in March. Field trips are taken by the group to do sketching of landscapes, people, and architecture. The primary club project is painting the Tiger mascot and the words Waco Tigers on all the gold and white trash cans in the halls of Waco High School. Sponsor: MR. WILBURN ROWE Fall Spring Charlie Connell. ....,,... ,.............. P resident .........,.....,...,... . ,.,.,.,,.. ....... M ike Con Russell Penrod .........,.,........ Vice-President. .................. .Russell Penrof Johnny Thompson ..... . ..,. . ...,. Secretary ,.,..,.. ........ , ,Johnny Thompsol Larry Schatz .,...,..... - ..... Program Chairman.. ..........,... David Booke: The Sportsmen's Club is primarily a club for boy: interested in various sports club activities and is centerec around speakers, films, and demonstrations. The club strive: to obtain qualified speakers for each meeting. The variet5 of sports is limited only by the interest of the boys. The club promotes interest in all forms of sports. The objective of the club is to make its members good partici- pants in and intelligent spectators of all sports. Goof sportsmenship is always stressed in the Sportsmen's Club Row 1: Hix, Lerma, Serrato, Cox, Radcliff, Trussell, Rowe Row 2: Luna, Gonzales, Thomas, Walker, Duckett, Robert, Buenrostro Row 3: Henderson, Booker, O'Neal, Guffey, McMahoney, Penrod c 'if ff Y . fflygig-if W' :fri s -an . lx K K' JY 118 X ,.,.,,,.,. ,, 4 W ge' Sei K, S .JS-at 1 . f -'V' ao. Row Row Row 1: Thomas, Pinkard, Thrower, Khoury, Lee, Blount. Booker 2: Lord, Lawson, Lyster, Sellers, Young, Angelo, Day 3: Ramos, Mangum, Wilson, Turner, Daws, Green, Rowan Row 4: Schroeder, Franco, Hill, Amelunke, Moore, Johnson, Silva The Student Officials Club is an organization designed to officiate all seventh and eighth-grade games of North and West Junior High Schools. The Student Officials also sponsor all intramural games at Waco High School. At the games, the Student Officials perform their duties without assistance from either of the coaches. This service, done on their own time, earns points through the credit system designed by the club. In 1959, Mr. Carl Price organized the Student Officials STUDENT OFFICIALS CLUB , Sponsor: MR. F. B. STRICKLAND Pall Sprmg Club to teach students to become qualified' officials and to Larry Sellers ..,,....,.... ,............ P resident .,,..,...... ,....,,........ D on Rowan obtain a better understanding of the purpose of officiating. Robert Lawson ........... .....,,, V ice President ..,....... .... ,,..... D a ve Franco The student officials not only referee all basketball and Robert Lyster ,.,.....,.., ............. S ecretary .........,.. ..,.,,...,..,.. J erold Young football games and track meets, but they also teach the Ronald Turner ,..,..,.... ,....... ,,.,,,, T r easurer .,....................... Mike Schroeder participants good sportsmanship, good conduct, and fair Sam Weaver ........... . .,..,.........,,,..., Reporter .......,......,,........,.......,, Gilbert Silva l p ay. In the past school year, the student officials have of- ficiated more than 183 contests and devoted more than 520 hours of service to the club. By remaining completely objective, the student officials have established an admir- able record. Tommy Thrower .,., Sergeant-at-arms .,..... .,.., ...... W a lter Green Fall and Spring Officers l lfi 119 WACO HIGH T.A.B.Y. LEAGUE Avis xiii' , nu L is Jlf' K ,JMX I? ,H e K ,Quan A . . W i , 25 :f,a12f3':'3f,j S 'ff i'i'f223fii1 or ' , ' as n . 3 5. giiffr Q gif n ' L ' ' i 'Ji , V91 Row 1: Smith, Blackburn, Evetts, Curtis, Winkelmann, Hopkins, Beck, Smith, Curtis, Labenske, Bryant Row 2: Woods, Penguin, McElwrath, Hoffman, Brauer, Wiley, Podare, Gardner, Russell, Waugh, Baker Row 3: Sumerour, Locke, Price, Gibson, Miller, Jones, Henson, Gauer, Cowell Sponsors: MR. H. L. BAKER MR. J. H. WOODS Spring President ..,,.................. ...........,........ ....., J o hn Henson Vice-President ..,...., .....,.,..,.. S teve Gauer Secretary ...........,..,,. ........ D arlene Smith Team Captains Paul Hoffman Sherrie Curtis Donnie Jones Howard Brauer Judy Evetts Jerry Summeran Douglas Locke Donna Labenske Joe McNair Ricky Morton Gayle Williams Johnny. Covarrubias Steve Gauer B111 Wiley The Texas Association of Bowling Youth is organized T.A.B.Y. meets every Tuesday afternoon at fou for the purpose of encouraging the enjoyment of com- o'clock at Westview Bowling Lanes. There are 38 membel petition so that more people may participate in the sport and seven associate members. Mr. Woods and Mr. Bake of bowling in the adult years. are the sponsors. 120 '.s Row 1: Dugger, Neumann, Reeves, Goolsbee, King, Ruiz, Rodriquez, Hawk, Johnson, Arthur Row 2: Horn, Starr, Hammons, Donohue, Paskos, Combs, Zimmerman, Cook, Haddock, Flores Row 3: Smith, Rangel, Wachrendof, O'Bier, Merrit, Wells, Cunoll, Mokry, Carbajal TRAVELERS CLUB Sponsor: MR. HERBERT' GRAETER Fall Spring Dianne Teichelman ................ President ....,....,.,.,. .,,,,, L onda Hammons Sammy Betros ............ First Vice-President.. Dianne Teichelman Lamarr Garza ............., Recording Secretary. ....,....,,,. Lamar-r Garza- Richard Wells ...,....,..,...,.,............ Reporter .,,.,,,.,.,.....,.,......,..., Richard Wells Lamarr Garza, Londa Hammons, and Dianne Teichelman discuss plans for a future meeting. The Travelers' Club consists of students who are in- terested in and enjoy traveling. During the year films were shown on different countries such as Switzerland, Germany, Spain, and the United States. Some of the mem- bers showed slides of different places they have been. Other students in school were also invited to show the club what slides they might have. The members always enjoyed Mr. Graeter's talks on his summer vacations in various parts of Europe. 121 wit? ix iii? Row 1: James, Beshear, Williams, Pearce, Folkner, Incardona, Owen, Osborn Row 2: Fluitt, Shick, Reese, Suttle, Hampton, Welch, Colson, Miller Row 3: Warren, Parsons, Leininger, Belt, Jones, Ramos, Smith, Adams VOICE CLUB Sponsor: MR. RANDY LOFGREN Fall Spring Clyde Fluitt ....,...,. .,.,.......,.. P resident .........,..... .............. C harles Belt Butch Shaw ........,,. ......,..,... V ice President ......... .... , , ..,...,. Butch Shaw Jane Pearce ............... ........,..... S ecretary ..........,..,. ............... J ane Pearce Konnie Kennon ...........,............. Treasurer .................,...,.... Konnie Kennon The Voice Club provides an opportunity for students wh enjoy music to have a chance to prove and improve their an ateur talent. On a volunteer basis the members are allowed 1 perform before other members. These performances are the given constructive criticism. The talents of the members are also exposed to other stl dents in the school. These school-wide programs give the youn performers experience. Row 1: O'Connor, Lovell, Hitt, Shaw, Hill, Kennon, Hudson, Stout Row 2: Lewis, Walton, Gunn, Hurst, Worsham, MQHam, Hudson, Powers Row 3: Price, Williams, Melendy, Cozby, Haley, Brown, Johnson, Sumner 122 ff: 1- . 'L , e'ii ii - . ?l ' ,S M f' 1 I .c ar . if 'W 1 fp F ii P Y-TEEN CLUB Row 1: Patton, Morgan, White, Green, Leistman, Garcia, Sais, Rodriguez Row2: Martinez, Vaughan, McMi1lian, Jones, Saenz, Lovvrance, Williamson Row 3: Lee, Fulmer, Peppers, Brown, Steele, Haynle, Sims, Richardson, Green Sponsor: MRS. JENNY WILLIAMSON Fall Spring Gail Wood ..,.........................,..,....., President ...,.............................,.. Pam Bailey Linda Fulmer ......,..,...... First Vice-President .... Mary Helen Jones LaVonne Saenz ..,......... Recording Secretary ........... LaVonne Saenz Pam Bailey ........,........ C orresponding Secretary .........,.,,. Betty White Brenda Higginbothom ,........... Treasurer ,........,. ........ F lorine Peppers Linda Lowrance .....i..,,....., Parliamentarian Peggy Arthur ..,,........................... Reporter ...,, . ..,...,.,.......,.. LaVonne Saenz The Y-Teen Club is made up of young girls who are willing to help others. It is sponsored by the YWCA. These clubs exist in many different countries. Each mem- ber strives to uphold the Y-Teen motto and pledge. This year's projects included decorating the interior of the girls' First Aid room at Waco High, selling candy for the financial benefit of the YWCA, and gathering paper-back books for Fort Hood to send to Viet Nam. Every year, in cooperation with the Future Nurses, our club also staffs the First Aid room. At Wednesday club meetings either the president takes care of business at hand or our vice-president presents a program. Typical programs are on hair care, make-up, modeling, hula dancing, and family relations. However, the club may request and have any type of program that would V be constructive to them. Preceding religious holidays, de- votionals are presented. Mrs. Williamson and members inspect books donated to Y-Teens Book Drive. H' 1. . 5 A jjjiiffi .lg the 123 F E Joe Barton President Brenda Harrell Treasurer Lela Herring Vice-President 45 'B 124 Betty Partida Secretary I... I g.. i ' ,iZf'3,'a?2l'55'6f?5 Q., .1 SQ, . 4: NEVVCOMERS CLUB Sponsors: Miss Grace Hamilton Tenth Grade Homeroom Teachers The Newcomers Club of Waco High School was organ- ized in 1964 and has functioned continuously since that time. All incoming sophomores automatically become mem- bers. The purpose of the club is to help the newcomers get acquainted with each other and with the student leaders of the school and become familiar with the tra- ditions, customs, and regulations of the school. The organization of the club is accomplished through committees made up of representatives from all the tenth grade homerooms. and the programs are planned and pre- sented by the homeroom units. At each meeting repre- sentatives from two or three other school clubs appear to tell the newcomers about the activities and membership requirements of their clubs. I z 125 'FQ -1,2 'S Morgan Simpson, Larry Schatz, and Jimmy Loyd get ice for the Key Club-Interact Beatnik Dance. Members model clothes from Cinderella for the Personality Development Club Style Show. l26 X nf-Bur ,gay A , . A 1 -Wi al - Mrs. Peak encourages students to make a stroke on the abstract painting at the Art Exhibit. s 4 ' 2 1 5 +552 soos 49,5 K: 1 . J h t, k- y, K . V ' 'Q wget : Q. . Q. W, I I in 5 4. 1 y. gf - k.V . a Q lv V g A f 13l:1 '.,1 ,gg 1. W.. E: . - 'C -' n - A wg -1--1 4, gf -, .K 'A - f . 1 I .' f 'nv x A ' 4 H., 4- - :': 4- - ag e ' Wan z A K , i . -s L., 4 ff al 'x o ' ' tw . 1, Q' ii 4- , , .W y . y , . i s , ,. 4 W 1 ff if rl I ' M lf' ' ,Y 'L' v M , ,ii Q3 X A ' .N LL' '33 f 5' . A s ly, 1 A M Y-Teens' officers are installed for the spring semester. 'r 54 8 w ,,,f Pan American Student Forum members prepare for their trip to thc State Convention, arol Mackie is assisted by Kenneth Bayer and Ronnie Brink xt the Personality Development Club Style Show. ig.: ' ,535 :E t y Ks ' Q ST? , . l, , , , fy -V. .1 . , . .,,, . 3 E fl l F Q Q I 5 fi 2 L ,h A f ,X gl 1? ... xg Y Mgt at 36 gf K 1 21 my JEW M lj, ,g 4 -H Fei Q f 1 ' .W 5 7 's , - f 4 ' if 1'1i,fE, Q V K 3 at 1. l 22434 Mk W 4' diff 1 e I 6 Y? f AAMMQIQ l I R ., ,I w it ,sl , f H W- ' C' J ln I in Q it Q X v -w'WiV'afv'mHY1Qf-y e e t W my V 1, 'X 5 V tk I r g ,L ,mmm .LL N Sophomores participate in a typical meeting of the Newcomers Club . Oflicers conduct weekly meeting of Personality Development Club I . Us '6- 's 3' . A 'M ff Ginger Padgett models a fashion at the M- V L ' Personality Development Club Style Show. 127 Row 1: F Conder, Blythe, Toland, Foster, Winslow, Walsworth Row 2: Moore, Whitlow, Hikel, Hunt, J inks, Palmquist, Gilliam, Flanders Parsons, Dickerson, Howell, Sumerlin, Porter, Waggener, Torrance, Cozby Row 4: Hays, Relyea, Butler, Bailey, Fields, Brink, Whitmore, Bayer ' Kaga, 0'Connor, Mills, Spurgeon, Lippe, Kirkland, Haley, Landrum NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: MISS MARTHA LEUSCHNER Row 3: Row 5. The National Honor Society of WHS is composed of students of 11A and 12A standing who have maintained a 3.7 overall average throughout their high school career. The students are accepted on the basis of leadership, character, and service and are voted upon by the faculty on the basis of these qualities. Each year the National Honor Society presents two assemblies to induct new members. There were seven seniors inducted in the fall and twenty other students in the spring. Mr. Bill Glass was the guest speaker on the spring assembly. The asembly was followed by a tea in the homemaking living room, honoring the new members and their parents. Fall Carol Ann Jinks. Fred Hays ........... ,.., Marsha Gilliam.. Alva Jean AyresTCorresponding Secretary ..,..., Janet Flander Spring .,,,,.,.M...W,,,President.......,........,......AlVa Jean Ayfe .. ,..,.,....,,.. Vice-President ................,,.. Carolyn Blyth .,..Recording Secretarys....,.......,,.....Mary Cozb Brenda Sumerlin ...................... T reasurer .......,...........,.. Marsha Whitlox Emil Lippe ......,.,.......,. -,.. ..,.,. Parliamentarian ,,.,.. ..... J immy Spurgeo' Jimmy Spurgeon ..,.., .... S ergeant-at-arms ................ Kenneth Baye Row 1: Walsworth, Winslow, Toland, Waggener, Foster, Conder Row 2: Palmquist, Fields, Porter, Bailey, Parsons, Torrance Row 3: Kaga, Relyea, Kirkland, Miles, Angelo, Landrum, Whitmore 128 FK' f L xi 'V , Row 1: Hruska, Perry, Threadgill, Waggener, Palmquist, Cozby, Jinks, Gordon Row 2: Hays, Sumerlm Klrschner, Ayers, Crump, Friedman, Harris, Gulley, Knape, Bayer, Choate, Hall, Kirkland, Angelo, Slough, Shoesmith NATIONAL BETA CLUB Sponsor: MRS. DOROTHY MORROW Fall Uimmy Spurgeon ...........,......, George Gorham .......,.......... V ice-President. .,.......,..... Nancy Santry ,.................,..... ..... Alva Jean Ayres ........,..,,..,... ,President ............,......... .Secretary ........... ,4.,. . .Treasurer .........,. ....., Spring .Marsha Whitlow .Lou Beth Bailey .,...Darlyne Cobbs ........Richard Kag: The National Beta Club is a leadership-achievement service organization for high school students. Its members are pledged to promote a sense of individual responsibility to their school, community, state, and nation. Each semester, the National Beta Club of WHS spon- sors a service project for the school. The activity for the fall of 1965 was Homecoming for ex-students of classes '06, '16, '26, '36, '46, and '56. Twelve delegates, sponsored by Mrs. Morrow, attended a State Convention held in Dallas at the Baker Hotel on Feb. 4-5, 1966. These students worked hard to have Becky Schroeder elected State Secretary of the National Beta Club. A Hootenanny was sponsored in the spring for the student body of Waco High. Other activities of the Club follow the program of work promoted by the state and na- tional organization. Row 1: Duett, Hunt, Foster, Schroeder, Teague, Tabor, Blythe, Walsworth Row 2: Moore, Dickenson, Gray, Howell, Hafford, Rhea, Fields, Butler, Vasquez, Whitlow Row 3: Kaga, Ronk, Spurgeon, Lippe, Lucenay, Sellers, Green, Gorham -TJ g VI1: J nl: I f, I, wg, l in is 7 W V, V ' I 1 ' S or id 5 129 Fall Gary Luft ....,.....,.......... .4............... Harry Lucenay .... Francis Kruger, Richard Kaga, Marty Friedman, Gary Luft, Harry Lucenay, Mike Garrett, Beth Moore FALL STUDENT GOVERNMENT Mayor ..,............ Spring ..-.- ..... Marty Friedman Commissioner .....,.....i....... - ...., Mike Garrett Marty Friedman .........,,...., Commissioner ............,............,..... Beth Moore Mike Garrett .,..............,.,....... Commissioner ..................... Ralph Kirkland Beth Moore .........................,.... Commissioner ...,....... - ................. Paul Cotton Francis Kruger... Richard Kaga ........,............... City Secretary ...,... - ...,........, Cynthia Beard .City Manager, i.....,.....Keith Bailey Government activities in the fall semester included the annual poll tax drive, an after game dance, the Home- coming Queen election, presentation of colors at home football games by Mayor Gary Luft, Commissioner Marty Friedman, and City Manager Richard Kaga, a trip to the CTSCA Conference in Rogers, and the election of new commissioners. Highlights of the spring semester were the poll tax drive, heading a workshop at the CTSCA Conference in Marlin, the Shamrock Shindig, presented in March, at- tendance of four delegates to the state convention in Hurst on March 24-27, the election of the Most Represen- tative Boy and Girl, and the cheerleader and commissioner elections. Row 1: Mackie, Pinkerton, Hitt, Lewis, Kirschner, Wood, Partida, Wilson Row 2: Carlisle, Cumming, Smith, Harrell Stem, Milhlman, Ferrell, Dugger, Taylor Row 3: Demos, Blount, Traver, Tolbert, Lacy, Rogers, Page, Williams Row 4: Thompson, Putman, Barrington, ' en , ' ' , White, Mel dy Gilliam Barton 130 Row 1 Row 2: Row 3 Row 4: fy l 3 ei' Y J I Row 1: Cyndie Beard, Marty Friedman, Beth Moore Row2: P3111 C0i3t0T1, Ralph Kirkland., Keith Bailey, Mike Garrett SPRING STUDENT GOVERNMENT Every semester, a student government representative is chosen from each homeroom to compose the city as- sembly. Meeting regularly with the government officials, the representatives report to their homerooms matters of im- portance, thereby serving as a link between the government and the entire student body. Each representative is in charge of government elec- tions in his homeroom. He collects the ballots and delivers them to his homeroom. In addition, many representatives take an active part in government affairs by serving on committees and attending district government conventions. Conner, Garcia, Padgett, Willard, Hanell, Curtis, Reeves Peppers: Ayers, Alexander, Smith Sharpless, Moffett, Glenn Luedke, Vasquez, Millsaps, Rhea, Bayes, Firman, Young J effrey, Traver, Rowan, Melendy, Francis, Ramos, Heirnan, Johnson I ig, A ,E , If ,W t ,, px.: 'b E Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Hunt, Conder, Cook, Glenn, Brown, Cox Foster, Blythe, Beshear, Butler, Hikel, Gilliam, Hruska, Gunter Flanders, Dockery, Gulley, Hays, Francis, Green, Gorham, Cozby Gunter, Hafford, Howell, Fields, Blackburn, Bailey, Cunningham, Dickerson, Herring Brink, Gilliam, Barton, Bouldin, Hall, Choate, Haley, Bayer ENGLISH LITERARY SOCIETY Sponsor: MRS. READ DAWSON Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5: English Literary Society is an honor organization iz which membership is gained by obtaining a grade poin average of 4 for one six weeks. Then the student mus maintain a grade point average of 3.5 in English as wel as a grade point average of 3.5 in all high school subjects If any student fails to maintain this average, he is auto matically suspended from the organization, until he ca: prove again his ability to excel in English. To encourage creative writing in WHS, The Englisi Literary Society sponsors The Literary Lighthouse, 1 magazine published semi-annually. Winners are chosen o: a competitive basis in four divisions, narrative, essay poetry, and humor. The Society, which is sponsored by Mrs. Read Dawsor serves to promote a genuine interest in literature througf its meetings and through stimulating programs. Walsworth, Perry, Tabor, Nobles, Taylor, imenez. Peach, Schroeder, Lewis, Stantry, Palmquist, Partida I . Sumerlin, Whitlow, Kimbrough, Winkelmann, Threadglll, Torrance, Parsons, J lnks, Waggener Shoesmith, Relyea, Jolley, Walters, Watson, Turner, Walker, Rinewalt Palmquist, Lyster, 0'Connor, Spurgeon, Luedke, Llppe, Kirkland, Ronk p p V 132 W Row 1: Hunt, Blythe, J inks, Gilliam, Whitlow, Flanders Row 2: Dickerson, Sumerlin, Ayers, Parsons, Cunningham, Tabor Row 3: Bayer, Spurgeon, Choate, Relyea, Shoesmith LITERARY LIGHTHOUSE PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM Sponsor: MRS. READ DAWSON Fall Spring Carol Ann Jinks .........................., Editor .....,.......,............ Brenda. Sumerlin Jimmy Spurgeon .... . .,........ Essay Editor ,.... - ........,... Marsha Whitlow Kenneth Bayer .............,.. Narrative Editor .....,,....,....,.....,.... Carol J inks Carolyn Blythe ,....,..... ,.,...,.. H umor Editor ,...,..,,..........., Kenneth Bayer Marsha Gilliam ....,.........,,.... Poetry Editor ........, ..... :N ancy Dlckenson Alva Jean Ayres ,....... Publicity Chairman .,.....,.,...... Mary Parsons Denise Cooksey ,......... C irculation Chairman ..... Alva Jean Ayres Mike Shoesmith ......... Advertising Manager ..........,.......,,., Sue Howell In order to stress the importance of literature and to promote creative Writing, THE LITERARY LIGHTHOUSE is published semi-annually by the English Literary Society. A contest is held. each semester to encourage Waco High School students to submit articles to any of the four divi- sions: narrative, poetry, humor, and essay. Sponsor: MISS HATTIE ZURFLUH Fall Spring Johnny Gonzales ........,,..,...,..,. President ............... .,.,...... R udy Duron Erma Gonzales ........,......... V ice-President ......,..... ......,..,.. M ike Rerez Alice Rendon .......,... . .............,..... Secretary .............. - ........... Alice Rendon Domingo Carvajal ................. T reasurer ........,..,.,. ...,.,,............ R udy Lopez Gloria Ordones ........,.................., Reporter ........,....,...,.............. Rose Herrera Robert Garcia ..........,.., ,,., S ergeant-at-arms ......,..... Johnny Gonzales Adolph Salinas. Billy Salazar Pan American Student Forum of Texas is a state or- ganization for teenagers, sponsored by the Good Neighbor Commission of Texas to promote friendship and peace in the Western Hemisphere. The headquarters are in Austin where a paid secretary is maintained to direct state affairs and where the state convention usually is held in March of each year. On the local scene, at different intervals, programs depicting the customs, history and culture of our neigh- bors to the south are given by the members. Outside speak- ers, films also enlivened interest. On April 14, Pan American Day, a party is given the club by the Zeta Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma, honor society for teachers. Other parties, picnics and socials are enjoyed during the vear. Row1: Arriaga, Beshear, Curtis, Lovell, Partida, Contreras Row2: Fennelly, Hitt, Lewis, White, Peach, Van Mappes Row 3: Burnette, Koons, Price, Schmay, Watson, Anderson 1015 ui . sun 1 33 Row 1: Walsworth, 0'Connor, Grimes, Humphery, Schimschat, Mappes Row 2: Schomer, Kirschner, Alexander, Kruger, Taylor Row 3: Henson, Gibson,, Gibson, O'Connor, Huey, 0'Connor TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF GERMAN STUDENTS i Sponsor: MR. HERBERT GRAETER President ................... ..............,..,, L ela Herring Vice-President ....,..... .....,,.... D ellayne Booker Secretary .................. ......... R obert Lawson Reporter ............... ...- .... . ..... Paul Cotton Although it is a new club at WHS, the Texas Associa- tion of German Students' main purpose is to acquaint its members with the country, people, and customs of Germany. Thestudents participate by preparing and trans- lating German selections and entertaining speakers and such programs of interest. The TAGS' newspaper, written exclusively in German, also adds to the enjoyment of the club members. Films and slides are shown occasionally and members receive personal accounts of experiences in Germany from Mr. Herbert Graeter, club sponsor, and clasmates who have been fortunate enough to have made the journey to this enchanted land. To be a member of the club a student is required to be a member of a German class and to pay the dues which are sent into the state organization. Row 1: Robertson, Gunter, Herring, Booker, Tabor, Owen Row 2: Barrientez, Wachtendrof, Bryant, Cotton, Lenamon, Oliver, Ramirez, Dusbabek Row2: Zimmerman, Kocian, Paskos, Amelunke, Moore, Mitchell, Waugh, Walther x? ' 'ui 134 . VA X nv X, ,, ' W ,.f,,- 1' 5- Row 1 Chllds Harwell Row 2 Harris Honey, Barnett Row 3 Newman, Relyea The French classes of Waco High School are studying the language, culture, and people of France. First and Second year French students entered a state- wide French contest in San Angelo in January. These stu- dents brought back a first in prose reading, second and third place in art, third in costume design and honorable mention in prepared speaking. On Wednesdays the Le Cercle Francais clubs meet for thirty minutes of the class period. Students give programs on such things as French politics, architecture, cooking and customs. Row 1 Bermea Crump Folkner, Boone, Loftis, Taylor Row2 Parsons Friedman Belt, Owens, Lemoine -asf ,F HQ! , 355 p 5 . .: Q pu I i Y . if 2 i 135 1 Yfifh. av , I ROW 13 Dockery, Anderson, Foster, Courtade, Popp, Glenn Row 2: Gammage, Goolsbee, Teague, Threadgill, Green Row 3: Hafford, Fields, Blackburn, Broadway, Thompson, Gorham Row 4: Francis, Gilliam, Ronk, Cozby, Mokry, Whitmore Y Y Y W 1 W 1 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LLACIUIL Sponsor: MISS ,ELOR OSBORN The Junior Classical League was founded to Hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern World. They study the ancient cultures of Greece and Rome, their mythology, and their history. , To raise money, JCL sponsors a fall dance and sells Fall Spflng name tapes and address labels. In March, a Latin Week Carolyn Blythe President V '-4'VV4..4-.'-'-Y--- Emil Lipper Open Heuse is held' Lloyd Hall n -HHH ..,,...........,.... John Haley Under the leadership ef Miss Elo? Osborn, JCL mem' Brenda Treasurer ......,,......,... Martha McGregor bers have 1'eP1'eSented Weee High Welleef the Seven times Mary Cozby ..... - .,.,., .............,,..............,. Cindy Stobbe that e Sweepetekes ewefd hee been given et the State JCL Charles Webb .,......,.....,,.l.., Parliamentarian l.,ll.l,,,...,. .Dennis Gilliam COUVGUUOH, Weee High JCL has WON five first Places, One Linda Kimbrough ..,. ..........,..... R eporter ..,,................,..,,... Yolanda Lopez S9C0l1d Ellld ODE' third P12106 Carl Knape ..........,,,.......,,,,.. Sergeant-at-arms ,.,,,............., Ray Stephens At the National JCL Convention at the University of Southern California last August, Texas won sweepstakes. The seven Waco High JCL delegates contributed three first places' two Seconds' aleiCdxxfOi1?liZIl1i11r1igS'Condei', Kimbrough, Blythe, Vasquez, Starr Row 2: Uzzel, Moore, Dickerson, Jinks, Sumerlin, Cozby, Hikel Row 3: Bayer, Hays, Ayers, Walters, Waggener, Torrance, Knape Row 4: Jeffrey, Angelo, Spurgeon, Lippe, Webb, Francis, Stephens, Haley ,P 3 36 -- f!! V ai , il - .VX if A . -f ,. 1-J , , si ' 1 1 file A , Y. Q 1: s p , t, E , .. l Z Row 1: Hunt, Blythe, Hays, Cozby, Conder Row 2: Hikel, Ayres, Knape, Waggener NUNC ET TUNC sponsor: Miss ELOR osBoRN NUNC ET TUNC Staff Editor ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,v,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Fred Hays lsst. Editor .,,,..,,..,,,., ..,,,,Y M ary Waggener lusiness Manager ,,e,..,, ,,,,,, C arolyn Blythe tsst. Bus. Manager ,,,. ,.... ,...... C arl Knape Exchange Editorm ..,,,.77.. ..,,,...,...,............. A lva Jean Ayers tsst. Exchange Editor ..,,,.. .,...,....,,,,e,.. . .,,,,,,,,e..,r,.e, L ana Conder 'ypists .......,,.................................. ,........ . .Rose Hikel, Alva Jean Ayres Mary Cozby, Carolyn Hunt Nunc et Tunc, now in its 42nd year of publication, has gained a place of national recognition and prestige as the oldest high school Latin publication in the United States. In keeping with its name, ftranslated, Now and Then J, Nunc et Tunc contains articles of lasting value about the bygone days of Greece and Rome and of the overtones of antiquity on modern society. JCL and the Latin Department of Waco High co-spon- sor Nunc et Tunc, which is published four times a year. Contributions to the magazine are voluntary and are done outside of class. Carolyn Blythe Lana Conder Mary Waggener Fred Hays Alva Jean Ayres Carolyn Sue Hunt ,...f-f wM-V 138 Row 1: Chandler, Moore, Roberts, Kirschner, Welch, Santry, Duett, Morgan Crow Row 2: Dugger, Tiechelman, C. Simek, Crump, Sharpless, Comer, Cozby Curtis Hikel Row 3: Palmquist, McCain, Howell, Bayer, Luft, Donohue, Daily, Earl Gordon OFFICE ASSISTANTS Student assistants are used in all the administrative offices of Waco High School, and they render valuable and necessary services. They operate the switchboard, as- sist with the attendance records, do filing, and deliver slips and messages. Every semester students are given an opportunity to apply to work in one of the offices. To be eligible to serve, th setudents must have the recommendation of four teach- ers and a grade point average of 3.0 the preceding se- mester. The office assistants give up their study hall periods to work and receive no credit. They are of real service to their school and obtain valuable experience in dealing with people and in performing routine office duties. Lori Chandler Sue Howell Sherrie Sharpless 31 Il It A 2 1 Row 1: Denman, Moore, Barron, McFarland, Coleman, Osborn, Dorr Row 2: McCorkle, Simek, Johnson, Toland, Santry, Wilbanks, Van Zandt Row 3: Smith, Smith, Davis, Locke, Mangum, Gooldue, Earl LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Sponsor: MISS OTHELLA DENINIAN SERVICE is the motto of the student library assist- nts, and we try to give our best to both students and fac- lty. We carry on the more routine work and allow Miss Denman and Mrs. Van Zandt more time for working with tudents and library materials and carrying out technical rocesses. As a charter member of Teen Age Library Associa- ion of Texas, we participated in District VII meeting held ere in Waco and in the State Conference held in Corpus fhristi. Waco High won first place in the Scrapbook Con- est for the district and second place in the state, thus plac- mg in the state contest three times in the six years it has ieen held. Elaine Earl conducted a workshop at district, while Miss Denman led the sponsors' workshop at the state 1eeting. Bobbie Moore, Lynn Johnson, and Miss Denman ,ttended the conference. ' We cooperate with the publication of SCOOB, spon- 'red by the Young Adult Department of Waco Public library and support BOOK WEEK and NATIONAL LI- FRARY WEEK in WHS. We had a new book exhibit of '00 titles this year. Fall Spring Bobbie Moore, .,........... .,.,.,....,. P resident .......,.,. .,...,..., B obbie Moore Lynn Johnson ....,..........,....,... Vice President ........... - ........... Lynn Johnson Elaine Earl ...,....,...... ............ S ecretary ,.......... ..........., L inda Simek Linda Santry ,......... .,,......, T reasurer ......,,,.. .........,.... N ancy Toland Lynn Ann Johnson Bobbie Moore Dianna McCorkle ff' 1-g,,.. uh ,,,, , ,, 139 .aa-f Row 1: Curtis, Pooley, Vasquez, Craig Row 2: Barnes, Butler, Davis Row 3: Haddox, Dodgen GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls Athletic .Association is a Senior girls' organi- zation. They assist teachers in demonstrating techniques, supervising dressing rooms, checking roll, and maintaining equipment. These girls must establish an overall B aver- age to be in the association. U Much responsibility is placed. on the girls for or- ganizing and supporting the participants for Baylor Play Day. This year's organization also sponsored a gl1'lyS rec- reation program after school. . h Climax for the '66 G.A.A.'s will be a picnic for all members. RED CROSS Fall Spring Barbara Crump .........,............... President ...................... .Konnie Kennorl Calol Porter .......................... Vice-President .......,....... Margaret Taylor Jeanette Majors .......,........ - ..... Secretary ...,....................., Sandra Clayton Judy Connor .,..,....................,....,.. Treasurer ......... ,.........,.,... S andra Clayton Betty Matheson ..,,.,,,................. Reporter ..................,....... Barbara Crump The Junior Red Cross chapter at WHS held its men bership drive in November. Many of the homerooms wer 100 percent in enrollment. In the fall, the Waco Hig chapter cooperated with other local chapters in makin gud filling Christmas gift bags for the children of Vie am. The gift chest was the main spring project. A larg wooden chest built by the Industrial Arts Department, wa filled with school supplies, recreational equipment, an first aid material for shipment to an overseas disaste area. An International Art Exhibit, displaying painting from different countries used by Red Cross in the V.A hospitals was held at WHS. Volunteers also helped th Ilocal Red Cross Chapter when needed. Rowl: Rivera, Daniels, Kinner, Rodriques, ena, Jenkins I Row 2: Pryor, Willis, Kennon, Lewis, Jones, Sparks, Powers, Garcia I ROW3: Jordan, Bates, Peppers, Kirk, Clayton, Porter, Fennelly, Farar Row 4: Wood, Baldwin, Hammons, Kittlitz, Landtroop, Crump, Johnson, Smith Row 5: O'Connor, House, Smedley, Owens, Schatz, Osgood. Mangum, Green, Lawson, Stone 1: Carlisle, Row 2: Fulmer, Row 3: Jordan, Casillas, Row Row 4: Lewis, Reese, Butler FU TU H li Fall Spring Carol Butler ...,..,,,...,.,,.,............,.., President ,,..........................,..... Carol Butler Melinda Hollandn. ,,... ,..,.... V ice-President. ..,,...,...,... Melinda Holland atsy Duett ...........r......, ..,.....,.,.,. S ecretary .,............ ,,...,..,.,.,.,.. P atsy Duett ay Mullins ......................,..,,.,..,.. Treasurer ..,.r....,,.. .,....,... C arolyn Simek inda Fulmar ...........,..,...,., Parliamentarian ....... ,,............ L inda Fulmar oyce Lewis ........... ..... - ...,,..,......, R eporter ...,......,,.,,...,.,........,...... Joyce Lewis Programs have been presented this year on Careers in Homemaking, Personal Improvement, and Modeling Techniques. Also the officers designed and made their official uniforms for meetings. Money raising projects have been selling cakes, key rings, and sweat shirts to help members attend District, Area, and State Meetings. Developing leadership and family and social responsibilities in a democratic society is the goal of FHA. HOMEMAKIEHS OF AMERICA Sponsor: MRS. BETTE KEATHLEY MRS. DOROTHY MORROW Fall President .........,.......... ,....,,.,,.,.. ........,,., S a ndra Butler Vice-President ....... ,.,,....,, B renda Barnes Secretary ........,,,.... .................. D ella Davis Treasurer .,,,............... .,.,........,...,..,, D onna Daily Parliamentarian ........ .,....... C hoyce Ledbetter Historian .........,........... , ......,..,..,,........ Carol Pick Future Homemakers of America is a national organi- zation for homemaking pupils in secondary schools. lt provides opportunities for developing social qualities and for promoting better home life for the members and their families. Row 1: Duett, Stobbe, Curtis, White Row 2: Moore, Chandler, Hudson, Hopkins, Ledbetter r H w , , Daily, H ' Row 3: Simek, Butle , o ell Jones arris 141 5 at 5' 'fqgfv ms o Wx' Row 1: Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Lacy, Dr. Bailey, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Booker, Mrs. Hruska Row 2: Mrs. Johnson, Miss Hamilton, Mrs. Tabor, Mrs. Rhea, Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Walsworth XVACO HIGH SCHOOL PA HliN'l'-'l'IiACHliH ASSOCIATION President ......... ,.,................. lst. Vice-President .,....,. 2nd, Vice-President .........,,. Dr. and Mrs. Joe W. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Booker Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hruska 3rd. Vice-President ........................ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lacy Recording Secretary .......................................... Mr. and O. A. Ayers Corresponding Secretary ...,........ Mr. and Mrs. Giles Gorham Treasurer .......,............,............,...., Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Nowakowski Historian ........,..,.,......,...... ....................... M r. and Mrs. Hobert Howell Parliamentarian ........ ....,...... .........., M r . and Mrs. L. A. Bailey Publicity ............................................. .....,.... M r. and Mrs. James Pope Council Representatives ..... .....,........................,...,. M rs. J. W. Pearce Mrs. T. Woodrow Rogers Committee Chairman Hospitality .............,....,............................ ......... M r. and Mrs. O. M. Rhea Youth Protection ...... .,...,...,....... M r. and Mrs. D. L. Walsworth Civil Defense ...............................,.........,...... Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Blythe Education for Family Living ......... Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson Health ....................,............................,..,. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin K. Warren Scholarship ...,..........,........,.................. Mr. and Mrs. 'B. F. Schroeder Legislation and Citizenship ......... Col. and Mrs. S. W. Newman Youth Activities ........................,..,.......,,..... Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Knape Publications ...............,...,......,.....,......... ....................... M rs. S. R. Kirkland Waco High School P-TA enrolled 1671 members i 1965-66. Our Budget was S518.00, 5200.00 of which w gave to the City Council P-TA Scholarship Fund, 850.0 to the Student Activities Fund and 5100.00 to the Studen Service Fund. Through P-TA we have maintained an active interes in every phase of our students lifelscholarship, sport: and social. Our programs for each of the meetings ha student participants and the homemaking department prc vided delicious refreshments and delightful surroundings Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Bailey 142 Y .af . '0o'2? . K 1Qgg,? '.,Q.Q v A QM 1. Row 1: Lopez, Gordon, Hruska, Cobbs, Caldwell Row 2: Williams, Lucas, Tomme THE. DAISY CHAIN EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief: MARILENE HRUSKA 1 Managing Editor: MARTHA CALDWELL iilasses editor ................. - ,...,.,.........,o.....,.......................... Martha Caldwell Clubs editor i......,..,........,,.... ...,............... D arlyne Cobbs Faculty editor ..........,............ ........ G Wendolyn Grimes Organizations editor ............ f..,,.,.,.... L oydene Lucas Sports editor ........................... .,..,..., M ike Williams Photographers ....... ..,. , ..... B ill Payton Walter Tomme Copy editor ........... .....,.,..... Y olanda Lopez Roicanne Gordon Typist ......,........ . .,......,. Ginger Padgett David Tolbert Produced as an extracurricular activity with a staff selected by the sponsor and editorlin-chief and approved my a faculty committee the DAISY CHAIN requires much iersonal interest and dedication. Marilene Hruska, editor- n-chief, and Martha Caldwell, managing editor, gave con- sistently of their time and energy from last May until this 1ear's book was printed. Also the other ,editors worked zhroughout the school year to properly prepare their sections and to perform their assigned duties. All pictures, other than portraits and a few others, were taken, developed, and printed by photographers Bill Payton and Walter Tomme. Bill Payton prepared all but me of the colored pictures in the book from composition :o delivery to the engraver. John Angelo lead the business staff in selling and preparing the advertising copy with Mr. E. E. Mohundro, sponsor. Other business staff members sold picture and imokbopucrchase coupons, advertisements, and distributed 1 e 0 s. . 1'-'li' .iff ff ' fr 2,514 ff' . ' 5ag:j'if'..'g ff' H rssas 1,44 up 5 - ,. w Qt ax , if It Darlyne Cobbs,Y01aI1da LOPCZ, Marilene Hruska 143 'Q R N Y . , at 1 3, i S Row 1: , a f , - ,,,, Q l Hunt, Uzzel, Pooley, Lynch, Grimes, Moore, Lopez Jordan Row2: Hruska, Lopez, Caldwell, Pick, Tomme, Gunter y Row 3: Sanchez, Gordon, Kimbrough, Jones, Coley, Slagle Friedman Row 4: Hays, Gammage, Williams, Barker, Speir, Knape,y Bryant, Lewis PRESS CLUB sponsor: MR. ROGER FRANCIS New Horizons in Journalism was the Press Club banquet speech of Mr. Murray Neal, managing editor of the Waco Tribune Herald. He said, Journalism has a growing need for young people who will develop their writing talent and are willing to apply their talent to earn a livelihood .... Trained writers are now earning salaries equal to and in some cases better than engineers . . . . and Journalism offers an interesting sociable at- mosphere in which to work. Also at the banquet of the 53 students and THE DAISY CHAIN staffers who are members of the Press Club, fifteen were recognized as Quill and Scroll members. The new members were presented membership cards and key pins from Quill and Scroll, the international honora society for high school journalist. Ty QUILL ck SCROLL Row 1: Hunt, Hruska, Caldwell, Uzzel, Gunter RoW2: Grimes, Gordon, Kimbrough, Linch, Moore Row 3: Hays , Friedman, Payton, Williams KK, 44 'Uhr 3'- ,nf f ,wmv N i uI ' 'ar nr. inane f 5' 5 ' WA Row 1: Gonzales,'Hunt, Lopez, Pick, Grimes, Gunter h Row2: Moore, Kimbrough, Gordon, Jones, Wood, Herrera Journalism Advisor: MR. ROGER FRANCIS ROWS: Gammage, Williams, Landrum, Lewis, Hays EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Nancy Pooley ,,,,..........,......... Editor-in-chief ....................... Carolyn Hunt Marty Friedman ...... ..... M anaging Editor .......,,..,.....,.....,.,.... Ben Lewis David Tolbert ,.......,..... ........... N ews Editor ,.,,.,..,,. .,,.... R oxanne Gordon Linda Kimbrough .........,.. Feature Editors ....... ..,, ...,.. S h irley Gunter Glenda Jordon. Bobbie Moore Yolanda Lopez ,.,.........,. Social and Academic ,.,....,,................, Gail Wood News Editor ,,...........,. Erma Gonzales Steve Speir ......,..... ,.,. ,.,...,.. S p orts Editor ...........,....,, Jimmy Landrum Steve Speir Ruth Smith BUSINESS' DEPARTMENT Pat Slagle ,....,..........,,.........,. Business Manager .....,.,......,..,. Rose Herrera Debbie Jones U Paula Grimes ................ Advertising Managers ......,.. ..........., C arol Pick is Linda Lynch arolyn Sue Hunt, Clyde Fluitt, Elaine Newman, Geraldine Wright Hope Lynda Coley ........... . ....... Circulation Manager .,.,....... Ginger Padgett Photographer ..,....,............... Bill Gammage Row 1: Pat Slagle, Glenda Jordan, Paula Grimes, Nancy Pooley andy Uzzel Row 2: David Tolbert, Marty Friedman, Steve Speir 145 v , 1' 5 k,, Yi i Row 1: Conner, Blythe, Moore, Schroeder, Hrust, Gulley, Cox, Walsworth, Scott Row 2: Gorham, Booker, Parsons, Hafford, Enger, Cunningham, Herring, Whitlow, Shumate, O'Connor Row 3: Swanson, Owens, Lucenay, Stephens, Newman, Lippe, Law, Mitchell NATIUNAL FUHENSIC LEAGUE Sponsor: MISS DONNA G. BUTTS President .,........,......,.,.....,A ......,.... C arolyn Blythe Vice President ..,.,......................., ,........ M arsha Whitlow Recording Secretary ,......,......... ,..,......,.. ...... E m il Lippe Corresponding Secretary .,,........ ..........., - .,... M aryjon Cox Treasurer .................,..........,...........,.,......,. ,.,.,.,......,... H arry Lucenay Historian ............. ...,..,.. ........, D 0 nna Cunningham Miss Butts, with the cooperation of loyal speech students and Baylor, ran the Baylor-Waco High Sweepstakes Tournament. 146 The WHS Chapter of the National Forensic League seeks to promote interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking. It has represented Waco High in speech activities throughout the state of Texas-including Spring Woods, Sunset, Robert E. Lee, Jesuit, Sherman, Bryan-Adams, NFL in Arlington, Interscholastic League, and winning a first and second in sweepstakes at Sam Houston and Denton. NFL sponsors the Baylor-Waco Speech Tournament. The students, under direction of Miss Donna Butts, planned the contests and direct girls' debate for over ninety-five schools. The League participates in special events, such as the American Legion contest and Brazos Electric Power Co-operatives speaking competition. This year, Emil Lippe won second place in the Regional Contest held in Houston. Margaret Walsworth and Ed Gulley represented Waco High in the BEPC contest semi-finals. Miss Butts Hays Cunningham Lippe Ky' ...Ib fi Row 1: Scott, Cox, Foster, Courtade, Dockery, Hurst, Garibay Row 2: Parsons, Gunter, Hafford, Cunningham, Crump, Gorham, Shumate Row 3: Swanson, Owens, Lucenay, Newman, Law, Stephens, Slough, Gorham NATIONAL TI-IESPIAN SOCIETY Sponsor: MISS DONNA BUTTS President ....,.,....,..... ..,.,,.., M aryjon Cox Vice-President ......,. ...... G eorge Gorham Secretary ............ ......,.... M ary Parsons Treasurer ...... .,.....,... Ra y Stephens ReP01't0l' ---A---4-A ,... .... B o bby Garibay Well Harry. Well Bill. The National Thespian Society consists of a group of select dramatic students who gain entrance into the society only through dramatic merits and achievements. During the year, the Thespians participated in plays, skits, and tournaments. For the Waco High Homecoming game, they produced a skit concerning an interview with some of the earliest WHS students. In the early part of January, The Miracle Worker by William Gibson was presented, and the interscholastic league one-act play was the Sandbox SCI'1I'08d9I' Walsworth 'Wu' W Vaw 147 8 . 'E ' , - - W f' I 1.7 . ' Q fi I Q I w .,g:A vf M Q gg , - fn I I . iff, L ,. 5 . .. a s ' if f ' 'gg A' P' I I ', - : , -:gl , f K 1 Sf. - f 1 I A' ' 9 b vp, I r I 1 1 . I ' tm -VLV I' W , N, ' fk . - H a 4 lj, x ' . , A Q e e 4 3 A if ' .9 I !,,. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: i ! X 2 K - J. O'Connor, Incardona, Flanders, Osburn, Fluitt, Smith, Sumner Chandler, Owen, Nunley, Blasingame, Connell, Shaw, Pietzsch. James, Gilliam, Tabor, Cozby, Hruska, Closon, Young, Arocha Toland, Waggener, Palmquist, Howell, Cotton, Duckett, Markum Cobbs, Folkner, Jinks, Brink, Tolbert, Nowakowski, Osgood, Belt, Gibso GOLDEN VOICES Director: MR. RANDY LOFGREN In a very eventful, and truly memorable year for the Waco High Choral Department, THE GOLDEN VOICES carried the proudest traditions of Waco High into performance before Waco's public and critical U.I.L. judges. Beginning the year in October with a stirring rendition of Roy Ringwald's t'God's Trombonesf' It was evident that this newly named organization was to be heard. Then during the months of November and December extensive preparation was made for the pressing of a commercial Long-Playing record- ing entitled Sing We Now of Christmas. Members of Waco High had reason to be proud of this achievement and the peo- ple of Waco gave the recording an overwhelming reception. Two undertaking were the main task of the choir in the second semester. In April, at the U.I.L. Choir Contest, the GOLDEN VOICES took three first division ratings in concert and the Boys Chorus received a sweepstakes award for rating first in concert and sightreading. In May, to climax their challenging year, the department presented a full-scale pro- duction of Lerner Loewe's BRIGADOON in Waco Hall. The unprecedented success of this show told Wacoans and other Texans that the high traditions of the Waco High Choral De- partment were being upheld by devoted, energetic students who were proud to give their very best. ,, an l l it ig y L J f' we J, P ' y X O it ii H xl H O c ,. fh ' e it , T P 31 ' l c 1, . AX f 1 N owl: ow2 ow 3 ow 4 ow 5 Miller, Tomme, Scott, Santry, Hitt, Schimschat, Kennon Palmquist, Khoury, Shick, Uzzel, Hurst, Beard, Lewis Melendy, Tindle, Warren, Loyd, Welch, Earl, Row, Latham Haley Lyster Brovsm Pearce Cunningham Gordon Smith ' Choate, Pope,,Kirk1a1id,White, Ramos, Kittlitz, Blackburn, Bailey, Alexander GOLDEN VOICES OFFICERS President .,,..,............. Vice-President ..,......... Secretary .............. Treasurer ......... Chaplain ....,...... Librarian .......... ......,.....Regina Brink ..,...........Charles Belt .Darlyne Cobbs ........Cindy Beard Ralph Kirkland .,.......,.Lizabeth Lewis Nancy Toland 2 Pat Hitt protrays her roll as Meg Mr. Lofgren keeps things rolling at the Brigadoon rehearsal. L r v I at . 'C Row 1: Hitt, Scott, Shaw, Incardona, Santry Row 2: Fluitt, Lewis, Jinks, Pearce, Earl, James ALL STATE AND ALL REGION Row 31 Miller, Comm, Kirkland,Be1t, Haley, Khoury 150 ' 4 Fm Row Row Row Row Row N. , f 4 , 4 f ' I wx n , T I 1 ily 8 Q 'x f I Dorr, Gunn, Concillio, Whitaker, Stout, Farar, Goldhagen Lovell, Hill, Walten, Mackie, Winslow, Jones, Hurst, Bates Hudson, Lafon, Worsham, Peters, Teague, Hudson, Reed, Carter Jordan, Wood Gunn, Garza, IJaVender, Grimes, Stobbe, Ledbetter, Beshear Flores, Slagle, Smith, Fritz, Lawrence, Rhea, Butler, Tolbert, Schomer, Hudson LIMELIGHTEHS Director: MR. RANDY LOFGREN This Girl's Chorus received much attention for their bright and bubbly renditions of music such as: Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend and Chim-Chim Chereef' Singing before the student body in the Fall and Spring. The Chorus presented light-hearted music that everyone enjoyed. Their's was a welcome contribution to Waco Highis year. c , , !. 151 .. A-. A .l Row Row Row Row Row :Jo1'dan, Rivera, Arriola, Cornett, Rodriquez : Moore, Jackson, Kinner, Sewell, Perry, Romero, Wilson : Pinkerton, Labenske, Smith, Garcia, Santry, Peach, Ridings : Beshear, Matkins, Thomas, Bernal, Glenn, Tremble, Firman, Boone Koons : Smith, Reece, Moon, Suter, Haynie, Bayes, Sims, Suttle, Hampton Matthews JUNIOR GlHl,S CHORUS Director: MR. RANDY LOFGREN Is composed of first year choral students. This class experi- ence is the launching pad for membership in the senior organi- zations, either Senior Mixed Chorus or the GOLDEN VOICES which is determined by personal audition and a Written axami- ation. 'Wt' Row Row Row Row Row 1: McElwrath, Ramon, Arispe, Radcliff, Cox 2: Johnson, Johnson, Davis, Haynes, Price 3: Day, Jones, Renfroe, Raines, Polston, Adams 4: Wiggley, Southwell, Harlan, Harvey, Jones, Garcia, Parson 5: Amelunke, Early, Combs, Shatz, Leninger, Miller, Crocker, Dupree JUNIOR BOYS CHORUS Director: MR. RANDY LOFGREN Is composed of first year choral students. This class experi- ence is the launching pad for membership in the senior organi- zations, either Senior Mixed Chorus or the GOLDEN VOICES, which is determined by personal audition and a written exami- ation. C3 sv 'H v? 5 35 9 5 3 Row 1: Rinewalt, DeLilo, Pick, Loftis, Row2: Staley, Carlisle, Humphrey, S., Scarborough, Armstrong, Lee, Hammons, Row 3: Nix, Fernandez, Nunez, Colley, Barnes, B., Rodriguez, T., Rodriquez, J., Hurtado, Franco, Bermea, Row 4: Humphrey, C., Evetts, Logan, Smith, Garcia, O'Connor, Lopez, Van Horn, Partida, Barnett, Oliver, O'Connor, T., Toone, Row 5: McRae, Thompson, Traver, Saxton, Lovell, GOLD AND WHITE BAND The Gold and White Tiger Band for 1965-66 began its activities in the summer with a program of daily rehearsals which was highlighted by trips to Lake Waco and other entertainment. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Perot the band has grown from about 50 to 100 members. Activities, included participation in the Interscholastic League, March- ing Contest. Individual Band members participated in regional, district, state, and solo contests where they represented their band and school well. The stage band was formed this year and presented a variety of pro- grams for Waco High, some junior high schools played for the P.T.A. An- other feature this year was the brass choir which played in the Bach Festi- val, the All City Chorus Christmas Concert, Easter Sunrise Services, and vocational clinics. Out of the Tiger Band, the Brigadoon Orchestra was formed and accompanied the Chorus Department in its production of BRIGADOON. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Lillian Staley, Norman Elkins, Sandra Clayton. 154 Holland, Cardwell. Brent Thrower i Director: MR. RICHARD PEROT w The Tiger Band represented Waco High ri a number of ways this year. In addition ,o playing at football games, basketball games, and assemblies the band presented L beautiful Christmas program in coopera- Lion with the Chorus Department. It also Jresented Christmas programs at two junior iigh schools. In May the Band presented ts annual spring concert, Perez, Susie, Reed, Woodard, Hedge, Bailey, Hernandez Garcia, L., O'Connor, Jim, Elkins, Beck, Buenrostro, Band, Pierce, Barnes, J. Massey, Shick, Trussell, Alcala, Wilcala, Williams, Douglas, Silva, Tyler, Romero, Montoya, Bundrant, Ramos, Perez ,iii 'X f ' ' ' ' X i f J .- ' ff.: X- ,.,, 'I 4 Ms- - D' I a , Q fi . J if ' 'iffg 3. -fy! tiff. 3 AWARD WINNERS Tom O'Connor, John O'Connor, Roy Tonne Betty Partida, Sharon Lovell, Mike Saxton, Mike Tyler 155 l Row 1: Band, T. O'Connor, Elkins, De Lillo, Rodriquez Row 2: Williams, J. O'Connor, Toone, Tylor, Haley, Saxton, Traver Row 3: Obearle, Logan, J. O'Connor STAGE From the smooth sound of blues to the exciting tempo of swing, the Tiger Stage Band explored the thrilling jazz media. Probably the most popular phase of Mr. Perot's ambitious in- strumental music program, the seventeen piece stage band has been used primarily as a recruiting device in an effort to enlist bandsmen from the junior high schools. BAND Combining the creative opportunities of individually ir provised solos, with a beat that's refreshingly modern, tl group opened their premier concert with a rocking preforr ance that brought the student body to it's feet in enthusiast applause. Among other concerts the stage band performed , West, Wiley, and South Junior High Schools, as well as at tl Waco High P.T.A. meeting. , , Y Af. -- f ,i ,ff yiyttfe v Row 1: Dianna Lynn, Susan Humphrey, Sue Woodard, Brenda Barnes, Carol Pick, Nina Carlisle, Rita Nunez, Londa Hammons. Row 2: Stanley Traver, Wiley Oliver, Sandra Clayton, Norman Elkins, Lillian Staley, John O'Connor, Robert Van Horn, Lo- renzo Garcia. 156 DRUMS McRae, Thompson, Traver, Thrower TROMBONES Band Sections Row 1: Partida, Massey, Williams, Trussell, Alcala Row 2: Oliver, T. O'Connor, Hart, Toone, Shick, Barnett Band, Pierce, Bech, Elkins, Jim O'Connor, J. Barnes, Buenrostra Garcia, Isbell, Hurtado, Rodriques, Franco, Rodriquiz lleill ' W 'ii ' ,SIA .,,. . swf l si l s ' -- --'. gf' , -' 'l v k - Q L ' if 4 ra + 1 be SAXOPHONES 4 ,rife X' . i iv .. s f 5 , K 1 fs ROW1- . 'Vz,, , tj 7 ,.b' ' ,z ' ' fl-1 , ' 1 fy Q, ' i ,,J.. rg. f ','- iff, swf:-', If f - , .W k ' : I k' I l., f , ' y ' . ' ROWQ' - l ls, ' s ,f5'T'i ' 4 wwf? f we-We 1 Bermea ' W e ,,. , if' ' ' we Q ' V, , -. ,-, If ' Y' l, 'wi f -, i,1,r,, a a,, L ' f f - w , L , Q V J 7 nrss Q A Vw L 'VIW 7 l',, I ' 'ii' 157 FLUTES AND ALTO CLARINETS Row 1: Brent, Cardwell, Lofts, Clayton, Holland Row 2: Perez, Lee, Hammond, Armstrong, Reed Scarborough Band Sections FRENCH HORN AND BASS Row 1: Baily, Woodard, Hedke, Hernandez Row 2: Ragsdale, Saxton, Lovell 58 CLARIN ETS Row 1: Pick, Rinewalt, DeLillo B. Barnes Row 2: Carlisle, Fernandez, Humphrey, Colley, Nix Nunez, Staley CORNETS Row 1: Smith, Evetts, Humphrey Row 2: M: Garcia, John O'Connor, Logan BARITONES Row 1: Montoya, Douglas, S. Perez, C. Ramos Row 2: Romero, Silva, Lopez, Tyler, Van Horn, Bundrant Sports hx 5, ,Mais I W3 W .skazsfafi 5 1 - 'Lf' 4155 '41 Qi f -f' .- 161 TIGER COACHING STAFF 2 162 MR. WAYNE A. GARDNER Head Football Coach MR. LLOYD J. WASSERMAN Head Baseball Coach Backfield Coach MR. BLAILOCK STRICKLAND Kitten Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach bk--. we 753' ei ,- ..,,, .Jazz khshw' fl .,,Q -W K bl K ,f,:- ,Q . I ' vkz' W A- Coach Madison tapes a player's foot before one of many basketball practices. MR. DEAN MADISON End Coach - i 4 C , f s ,fi -ff F s X f 1. lf,55,:.,k ll ll I A MR. WILBURN ROWE MRTILQQIIQQQCELOOD Asslstant Track Coach Assistant Backfield Coach 163 .,..,.,,,, T66 F ,,,- -1 5' ,, B Q Q45 ., , , 1 i. esr, , s ' 'nv' A , asf .3 i M 5 Q on 56 21 15, ,, ,, ,W Row 1: Ronald Turner, Mgr., Eliot Navarro, Sammy Betios, Dave ianco, Bob Mangum, Ronnie Nobles Row 2: Coach Flood, Coach Wasserman, Robert Lawson, Gary Duckett, Dave Booker, Mike Markum, Chris Lacy Row 3: Ralph Kirkland, Bobby Owens, Weldon White, Tommy Slough, Neil Gibson, Gary Byrd, Lloyd Hall 196 Tiger Team Displays All-Zone honors went to Leslie Dickson. 164 The '65 Tiger squad was a living example of the true Tiger creee throughout their somewhat disappointed season. In the second year of thi newly decided 13-AAAA district, the North Zone again proved to be thu stiffest competition. All the games provided excitement for the true Tigei backer. Waco gridiron fans always knew that they had seen what they hae come to see - an exciting varsity football game. Exemplifying the Wacc High athletic ability are several Tiger post-season collegiate signings an: All-Zone honor going to Leslie Dickson. Although outmanned and outweighed, the Tigers never quit as thel went on and again earned the name of the Fighting Waco Tigers . s z Q Xmas' few I 179 - A 6 'W T 1' fl' til w ,.s. aio f. eg 5 Waoo Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Row 1: Kenneth Bayer, Ronnie Brink, Mike Garrett, Walter G1'een, Randy Jones, Charles Connell,Ben Lewis Row 2: C. A. Miller, John Walker, Robert Blackman, Ray Pinkard, Paul Gonzales, Coach Madison, Coach Gardner Row 3: Leslie Dickson, Torn Nowuskowski, Jim Spurgeon, John Angelo, Keith Bailey, Mike Schroeder ourage and Determination 0 V H Longview 10 0 ,,,...,,. , ,, , A ,......,,,,,, Temple 6 0 . . ,, Carter Riverside 6 ,, North Shore 30 .. Travis 20 Bryan 19 . . Corsicana 26 .. , Richfield 30 , Cleburne 22 ,, ,. University 12 'P- Homecoming Queen Virginia Alexander and Captain Ronnie Nobles are shown with the signature football. Other captains were Spurgeon and Miller. .av-.ns f--Q ef 'J- -2'-1.z- V 165 r-rg .U-. BEN LEWIS d JOHN ANGELO BOBBY OWEN Senior Spht En Senior Tackle Senior Tackle RANDY JONES DAVID BOOKER GARY DUCKETT J11I1i0I' End Junior Fullback Junior Split End Bailey digs for extra yardage. 66 41? B ft:-rf jf .X X X. Captains Spurgeon and Miller lead team into field. TEMPLE A fourth quarter touchdown by the Temple Wild- :ats spoiled the Waco Tigers' second game of the leason 16-0. The first three quarters were scoreless with both teams defensive units stopping long drives. After a long Spurgeon to Duckett pass was in- :ercepted on the Temple 36, Temple moved 55 yards lp to the Tiger 9 where senior Leslie Dickson and iunior Ralph Kirkland dropped the Wildcats for con- secutive 10 yard losses back to the Tiger 25 yard line. Phe Tigers then moved 85 yards to the Temple 4 where the Wildcat defense stopped them one yard ,ine short of a first down. In the fourth quarter Temple climaxed a 63 yard irive with a twisting 5 yard run for the only score of :he night. Ronnie Nobles led in yardage for the second straight game with 92 yards rushing in 22 attempts. He also gathered in 3 passes for 45 yards. Tiger defensive stars were C. A. Miller, Gary Byrd, Weldon White, Chris Lacy, and Keith Bailey. Nobles gains eight against Temple. .1 ,,, V ,..,, , --- . .h.1.s:.g ' ' . . .-, '47 i If 'ft -. . as ,s 'T Y ll. F A in LONGVIEW The Waco High Tigers plagued by penalties, fum- bles and first game uncertainties dropped their season opener to the Longview Lobos. The first quarter turned out to be a defensive battle and ended 0 to 0. The sec- ond period again featured the defense in action, and it looked like it would be a scoreless first half. Then late in the second quarter with time running out, the Lobos drove deep into Tiger territoryg the Waco High defense reluctant to give ground made the Lobos settle for a field goal. The first half ended with the score Long- view 3, Waco 0. Early in the third period Longview drove 49 yards and struck paydirt for the only TD of the game as they took a 10 to 0 lead. This TTD ended the scoring but the gallant Tigers threatened in the third Ql.121l't91' with a 70 yard march that was stopped by a determined Lobo defense at the 28 yard line. This was the deepest pene- tration of the game by Waco High and was due to the great running of David Booker, Ronnie Nobles and Robert Lawson, with 35 yards coming on a pass from quarterback Jimmy Spurgeon to end Chris Lacy. The fourth period was scoreless and the game ended Longview 10, Waco 0. Ronnie Nobles was leading Tiger ball carrier with eighty-six yards on twenty-three carries. Jimmy Spur- geon hit six out of sixteen passes for seventy-five yards. Ronnie Nobles, Ralph Kirkland, Keith Bailey, Wel- don White, C. A. Miller, Lloyd Hall, and Gary Byrd were the defensive leaders for the Tigers. 419' ' ..... . . A Y ' M IIN lg, K K -r ,- D..- .3 .. M xg, + isre 1 ' it ,-a s-, e , ' tl' ,Q fi ,. , ,. ft.. .,,. c Aide 1. . ag., JOHN WALKER Q L it,-,gif gl 4, jvgffQ,fff J unior Guard . if W ' tp, 53' -, .iflhl 23614 , ,f ...JUG LESLIE DICKSON Senior Tackle .- fr' M A ' l f S w.-nb' za,-Qkdv ff- . R 1 9 Af High 1' 1 ., QQ ,- -- - 5 . - ..-. : H 5 A fy I big- -. I 5 l - , i 1 J ' 4- P 1 5. X:gg,jfy : f. 1:lL. 't-. 'W , . . N., ,gggegrx-C522 Wf',4e' ,H M 1Ir .fs,,asf'2f,3f-HX H M . it v- .V .- A ' pf -. .,'.. ,Q ::L,.i!3'js:f-im9'9I31 T !fii', n- ffg-ggi' 'tp ' MIKE SCHROEDER Junior Quarterback 167 CARTER RIVERSIDE Scoring in the first period on a 52 yard run and a perfect kick, the Carter Riverside Eagles held off the Waco Tigers to take a 7 to 6 victory in Fort Worth. The first quarter scoring resulted in a pitch out and a 52 yard run for the first tally of the game. The touch- down was followed by a one point conversion which proved to be the decisive margin. During the second and third quarters the Tigers' ex- cellent defensive unit starting seniors C. A. Miller, Ronnie Brink, Robert Lawson, and Leslie Dickson proved them- selves by stopping the Eagles on the nine yard line before the end of the half. In the fourth quarter the junior cornerback, Ralph Kirkland, intercepted a third and nine pass and raced 28 yards for the first Tiger touchdown of the season. Waco High led in first downs and had a slight edge in rushing 189 to 188. Senior halfback Ronnie Nobles ac- counted for ali but 12 yards of this as he gained 177 yards and averaged 5.2 yards a carry. This yardage was high- lighted by Nobles' 46 yard carry. NORTH SHORE A Tiger fumble and Mustang drives took their toll against the Waco Tigers as they came out on the short end losing to North Shore 30-21. The game was highlighted by the passing of Jimmy Spurgeon, as he completed 23 passes out of 35 attempts. These passes, combined with the support of Gary Byrd, Gary Duckett and Ronnie Nobles on the receiving end netted 281 yards and two touchdowns. The scoring started early in the first quarter witl North Shore recovering a fumble in the Tigers' end zone for 6 points. The kick was good and North Shore led 7-0 Two minutes elapsed before Waco rebounded into ar 8-7 lead on a 14-yard pass and a 2 point conversion. Before the quarter ended the Mustangs scored agair on a -60-yard drive and added seven points to their score to lead 14-8. On their next possession the Mustangs scored again on a 70 yard touchdown drive. A Mustang fumble set up the second Tiger touchdowr with Leslie Dickson and Ronnie Brink recovering on the Mustang 6 yard line. On the next play Robert Lawsor carried to the four yard lineg then Ronnie Nobles filterec through the Mustang defense for the touchdown. With only five seconds left ir the half the Mustangs scorer again with a field goal. In the fourth quarter the Mustangs scored their final touchdown of the night. With Nobles on the receiving end of a 14 yard pass, the Tigers scored their last touch! down of the game. This pass climaxed a 74 yard driveg and the game ended 31-14. 4 TOM NQWASKOWSKI SAMMY BETROS Senior Guard Senior Tackle 168 'KU' Nobles starts down field behind the blocking of Spurgeon. Duckett cuts inside for extra yardage. TRAVE In the game between the Waco High Tigers and the Travis Rebels, the Rebels took advantage of an intercepted pass and handed the Waco Tigers their fourth loss of the season. Waco High's first touchdown was set up by Lloyd Hall's inter- ception on a second and seven situation. Jimmy Spurgeon swept around right end for 6 yards and on the next play Nobles swept around the end for 36 yards and a Tiger touchdown. Paul Cotton's kick was good and Waco led 7 to 0. Travis came back to score from seven yards out. The conversion was stopped and Waco led 7 to 6. On their next possession of the ball Travis scored again and their try for two points was good, and the Rebels led 14 to 7. The third quarter was a scoreless exchange of punts with the Tigers' Hall, Gary Byrd, Chris Lacy, and Ralph Kirkland stopping the Rebels on the Waco 4 to end this period. Travis increased their lead in the fourth quarter on an inter- cepted passg the Rebels led 20-47. Waco's come-back was sparked by Ronnie Nobles 51 yards, resulting in Waco's second touchdown and the final score of the game. Waco's defense was highlighted by the fine play of David Franco, Ray Pinkard, Mike Markum and Keith Bailey. BRYAN The Bryan Broncos handed Waco High their sixth defeat of the season by a score of 19 to 6. Bryan scored on a one-yard plunge after a 43 yard run. Tiger fumbles set up both of Bryan's touchdowns. The Broncos recovered a fumble at the Waco 37 after Gary Byrd and Keith Bailey had combined to stop Bryan at the Waco 25 yard line. After Bryan's fullback picked up 22 yards, the Bryan quarter- back went in for the touchdown, and Bryan led 6-0 with 8:06 left in the second quarter. They held this lead when the half ended. In the third quarter, Bryan scored on a 43 yard run-pass play. The try for the extra point was good and Bryan led 13-0. Co-captain C. A. Miller, who played an exceptional game on defense, set up the Tigers' lone score of the game. The touchdown came in the fourth quarter when Jimmy Spur- geon flipped a 7 yard completion to Nobles on the Bryan 36. Nobles, isplaying broken field running, turned the short pass into a 13 yard touchdown run. Paul Cotton's kick was wide and the score ended the game, 13-6. 169 L - ,143 it . w, jr, ,X-e' 4. 1. i ' f 'X rn- W A ...sf x V --P , Mn eb, 1. sf ,ff wwf' 'lhllnef Ti'-3546 -ff fa-awe g -iw-t.r5m1 ?'?'a, xbth Q ' LLOYD HALL . .- V . K 'lr-.,,7 NJ: ly:-L. X L A ,Ip ' ' 3 I 1 n,1' ly. A ' Q --Qs , L W Q. y . 7-5 ..-f-.fa F'- - if If .5 4 'l'l7 'k ,.,' . 3, J: I W C -- - x , f5 'l0Q,?ff.Zg' 53 2' f ' ', sw. 'L-' - , .wi Ag., .L - . A A 5 1, ff :ff-. jg , 1 -.-v i -- Z- 5 -n caf.r,qxf5fv,'1'l i ' N ' R Y' ' Junior Tightend CHRIS LACY PAUL COTTON Junior Tightend J'-1T1i01' Halfbimk CORSICANA Corsicana, tenth ranked team in the state, unnerved Waco High and swept their seventh straight game of the season, posting a 26-7 final score. A Waco fumble set up Corsicana for their first score from Waco's 33 yard line. Corsicana's second touchdown followed an interception of one of Jimmy Spurgeon's passes, and the score stood 13 to nothing. On their next possession of the- ball, Corsi's Wingback went inside right end for a '78 yard touchdown run. This gave Corsicana a 19-0 half time lead. Early in the second half Corsicana again scored running their lead up to 26 to nothing. Jimmy Spurgeon intercepted a pass on the Waco 35 and returned it 4 yards to the 39. The Tigers moved 61 yards on 12 plays behind the passing of Spurgeon and the running of Nobles. Nobles scored on a two yard run. The kick was good and the final score was 26-7. Defensively for the Tigers were Spurgeon, Paul Cotton, Bob Magnum and David - Booker. Other defensive standouts were Keith Bailey, C. A. Miller, Gary Duckett, and RALPH KIRKLAND Chris Lacy. Junior Quarterback RICHFIELD Team effort was the key to Richfield's win over the Waco Tigers before 5,000 fans at Paul Tyson. Seven minutes and forty-six seconds deep in the first quarter Richfield bounced over their tackle for a touchdown. The kick was good and Richfield led 7 to 6. The second quarter was highlighted by Ronnie Nobles' fifty-four yard run from his own twenty. A diving sideline tackle ended this run on Richfield's thirty-one yard line. Richfield's second touchdown was set up by a tremendous punt which ended up on the one yard line. Operating from the shotgun formation Spurgeon momen- tarily juggled the snap and was dropped for an eleven yard loss on Waco's two yard line. A bad pass from an attempted punt set up a two point safety and increased the Rams lead to 9-6. A fumble by the Tigers on their own three yard line handed Richfield their third scoring opportunity with less than a minute remaining in the half. The Rams took advantage of this situation and ended the half with a fifteen point lead. .Early in the third period facing a second and fifteen situ- ation, Richfield's quarterback hit his right end for a fifty-five yard scoring run which increased the score to an overwhelm- ing lead. Waco High fought for a touchdown set up by junior Paul Cotton's interception aided by a jarring block by Robert Law- son. Facing a fourth down and nine Spurgeon tossed a pass to Nobles for W'aco's only touchdown of the game. With a minute left in the game an interception accounted for the final tally of the game. Bailey gathers in a long Spurgeon pass. i7o MIKE GARRETT Senior Center 1 MIKE TYLER Sophomore Halfback MIKE MARKUM Junior Wingback CLEBURNE During the Cleburne-Waco High game, it looked like the winless Waco Tigers might pull an upset as they led 8 to 7 at the end of the first quarter, but a wet field and three fumbles drowned their hopes, Cleburne's defensive unit played an im- portant part in this game as they held the Tigers to 96 yards rushing. Waco High com- pleted only 2 of 6 pass attempts. Cleburne scored early in the first quarter. A Cleburne fumble recovered by Jimmv Spur- geon. and a 43 yard mn by Ronnie Nobles put the Tigers in scoring position for their only touchdown of the game. Ralph Kirkland pitched the ball to Nobles for two moi'e points and the Tigers had an 8 to 7 lead. Cleburne exploded early in the second quarter for a touchdown and a 14-8 halftime lead. In the second half a fair catch bv Cle- burne on a Tiger punt started the Yellow Jackets third touchdowng and four plays later, Cleburne scored their third touchdown increas- ing their lead to 22-8. Cleburne scored again in the fourth period for the final touchdown of the game and a 29-8 victory for the Yellow Jackets. UNIVERSITY The University Trojans broke the tie for the District cellar by handing a 12' to 0 loss to the Waco Tigers. Fumbles proved to take toll on the Tigers as they lost four fumbles, had two passes in- tercepted and were forced to punt four times. The Trojans scored with 11:15 remaining in the second quarter. The 42 yard drive. by the Trojans was climaxed by a one-yard driveg the kick was Wide and University led 6 to 0. A Tiger fumble put the Trojans on the Waco 21 yard line. Four plays later the Tro- jans scored again late in the second quarter for a 12-0 halftime lead. Defensive leaders were seniors Charles Connell, Jimmy Spurgeon, Sammy Betros, Ron- nie Nobles, Tom Nowakowski and C. A. Miller. Spurgeon is tripped up after a short gain. - P Q , df if' N-....-' I f NEAL GIBSON Senior Tackle HARRY LUCENAY Senior Mgr. RONNIE TURNER Senior Mgr. 1 RONNIE NOBLES ROBERT LAWSON C. A. MILLER Senior Halfback Senior Fullback Senior Tackle JIM SPURGEON RAY PINKAR-D GARY BYRD Senior Quarterback Senior Tackle Senior Wingback KENNETH BAYER CHARLES CONNELL KEITH BAILEY Senior Center Senior Guard Senior Wingback . I U N '- -1 ,,. -oo., ,. ,fl RONNIE BRINK THOMAS SLOUGH DAYE FRANCO Senior Guard Junior Center Junior Split End 1965-66 KITTEN FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1. Johnson, Haynes, Day, Gammage, Fajardo, Lee, Robert, Angelo, Caldwell, Blount, Lamone, Williams Molina, Coach Strickland. Row 2. Mgr. White, Freidly, Mitchell, Buenrostro, Landrum, Baker, Smith, Barton, Shick, Evans, Broadway, Gilliam, Coach Rowe. Row 3. Johnson, Price, Henderson, Amelunke Bouldin, Moore, Early, Lasley, Kendall, Lenamon, Tyler. iff 1 X AL , sf, . 'fi is A Q ., 5 vs Y' M 3, Q Q: .tvs 1 4' m, . fl ws i ' x Q' ' if 'v 'rv .-b, TIGER CHEERLEADERS Sponsor: MRS. DIXIE HADDOX Row 1: Eugene Swanson, Konnie Kennon, Danny Choate Row 2: Bill Newman, Janet Flanders, Jeannette Harris 1 Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers 176 Row 1: Cotton, Shoesmith, Rowan, Franco, Lacy Row 2: Mr. Madison, Choate, Hall, Webb, Weaver, Jaso 16-10 TIGER BASKETBALL Coach: DEAN MADISON .r,,..,Kil1een ,,,,.,.,,,,.,.,..Temple Woodrow Wilson ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,Richfield .,...,...,.....,,,,,Denton ,,,,,,,,....Bryan .,...,,,,LaVega ,,,.,.,Reicher ....,...Belton ,,,-.,,Ki11een ,,...,.........,.,,,...,,Belton ....,,,.,.-,,,r,,,,,,,,,,Garland Woodrow Wilson 1,..,,,r,,,.,..,.Temple ....,,,,,,1,,....,.,,Travis 57 57 39 57 43 55 42 38 38 52 34 57 47 50 31 52 Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers District ,,,..C1eburne ....,..,...Corsicana University ..,.....,Richfie1d ...Cleburne ,.,Bryan ,,r...,Cors1cana University Richfield DANNY CHOATE . . . . MIKE SHOESMITH - Basketball Queen Gina Brink IS shown here with . Semi Guard Captain Mike shoesmith Senior Guard TIGERS FINISH 16-10 Coach Dean Madison's Tigers finished the 1965-66 season with a surprising 16-10 record. Their 4-6 mark in District 13-AAAA play left them tied with University for fourth place behind Cleburne, Bryan, and Richfield. Seniors Danny Choate, Sam Weaver, and team captain Mike Shoemith provided most of the scoring punch this year. Weaver finished with a 16.9 average while Choate was close behind with 15.2. Juniors Lloyd Hall and Dave Franco rounded out the starting five. Hall rebounded well and was a conistent scorer with his season high of 25 coming against Woodrow Wilson. Danny Choate, Sam Weaver, and Mike Shoesmith were selected to the Waco News-Tribune 15-man all-district squard at the end of the season. The Tigers moved into the annual Waco Tournament with a 2-1 mark and came away with second-place honors. Come- from behind Wins over Dallas Woodrow Wilson and Richfield placed them in the final aganist Denton but they fell one bucket short as the Broncos slipped by, 55-53, in the Richfield gym. District Honors Went to Three Sam Weaver Mike Shoesmith Danny Choate A 1 A Fix CM, pn gx pf 'Q .l 4 ,K I . oi 1 . W gi E? S 5 Anil .- - sho 'fe fins' i ,,.A , 'fl A E za, I : f-i.. 'd-f SAM WEAVER Mike shoesmitii Sinks freethrow against Corsi. DON ROWAN Senior Guard J un1or Guard In December the Tigers won the Consolation Bracket of the Temple Tournament with wins over Temple and Rei- cher. Moving on to Dallas, they scored a 49-46 win over Garland in the first round of the Dr. Pepper Tournament. Danny Choate's 21 point led all scoring. Woodrow Wilson forced them out of the single-elimination tourney with a 50-46 setback. Waco High opened district against Cleburne with a 12-4 pre-season mark. The Yellow Jackets edged them 54-53 but the Tigers reeled off convincing wins over Bryan, Corsisana, and University. Weaver bomed for 27 points against the Trojans while Shoesmith's last-second layup was the margin against Corsicana. Richfield, Cleburne, Bryan, and Corsicana dished out four consecutive defeats before the Tigers slapped down Uni- versity once again. Don Rowan padded the 65-49 core with 13 points in his first start for Coach Madison. Richfield's Rams ended up the season, winning 52-35 in the Tiger gym. Returning next year will be Chris Lacy, Charles Webb, Don Rowan, Steve Jaso, Paul Cotton, Jerald Young, Dave Franco, John Francis,Lloyd Hall, and Ralph Kirkland. Kirkland was unable to play this year due to a knee injury incurred during football season. PAUL COTTON CHRIS LACY Junior Forward Sam Weaver shoots for 2 against University. Junior Forward -Q.. -ii. 78 s I ggi r g 1 95' . j 'N n ffiiy 64 .. rwiwgai ,,..,4,.vs' e lg y5,mw.5x I LLOYD HALL Danny Choate is guarded by a University player CHARLES WEBB Junior Center ' ' J11Hi0I' CGYVCBI' DAVE FRANCO Junior Forward Q Y 5 . f, no , , X 5.1 Sam Weaver jumps against University. STEVE JASO Sophomore Forward 'FT M Sam Weaver scores from the charity line against Corsi 180 Lloyd Hall shoots over a University defenders hand Coach Madison conferes with oHicia1s time out T 1-lr' D Coach Madison gives last minute instruction iq, 'AVp3 Gaze- ! 1 4 Tigers celebrate victory the clock 4 am Weaver jumps to start play 181 x ' Ql!,-M13 'swf' 255 ,W 1 , N- 'E 2 7, ,333 .,,': ,i . E53 ft, ee. it tif 9 ae?? 7 M'-nl Row 1: George Caldwell, Andrew Rangel, Ruben Vasquez, Frank Ramirez, Jerald Young, and Frank Barrientiz. Row 2: Coach F. B, Strickland1Adam Lemojne, John Francis, Barry Johnson, Greg Schwartz, Howard Aaron, Smed- ley Price, Mike Tyler. 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TIGER BASEBALL With only two games remaining to play, Coach Lloyd Wasserman's Tigers have posted a season mark of 15-5 with a 5-3 record in district. Mound aces Gary Byrd and Mike Schroeder have contributed greatly to the Tigers' winning ways. Byrd, an All-Zone holdover from 1965, has an 8-2 slate while his junior counterpart, Schroeder, has a 5-2 record thus far. The Tigers dropped the opener to La Vega but bounced back to take eight in a row. Sophomore Earl Broadway's home run provided the spark in the second game against Temple and Byrd got his first win, 8-1. Schroeder and David Luedqe teamed up to tame Hillsboro, 10-0, in the next game with Ralph Kirkland knocking a home run. Ronnie Nobles and Kirkland each had three runs batted in, The following Saturday the Tigers played a doubleheader in Austin with Austin High and Austin Johnston at Nelson Field. Byrd's three-hit pitching stopped Austin High, 6-2, and Schroeder came through with an eight-in- ning shut out in the second game. Woody Rogers and Ken Sadler each had four hits for the day. Kirkland's second home run and Byrd's 14-strike out pitching topped Killeen, 6-3, and the Tigers were set for the Waco Tournament. In the first round, Waco High took a 2-1 thriller from Belton. Schroeder was at his best as he tossed a no- hitter and struck out 14. Rogers' single in the seventh sc ored Sam Weaver with the winning run. On the following day, Byrd Whipped Richfield, 7-3, for a chance at the champion's spot. Gary gave six hits and had batting support from Sadler, Kirkland, and Ronnie Haddock. In the championship game, Schroeder and Byrd teamed up for a 6-5 win over Temple's Wildcats. The Tigers played catch-up all night but Won in the seventh when Nobles singled in pinch-runner Jerald Young from second base. After a 7-2 loss to La Vega, the Tigers romped Lampasas 15-2, Charles Webb got his first win of the year.' The Tigers moved to a 10-2 mark when David Luedke stopped Hillsboro, 5-1, at Kiwanis. Jimmy Loyd's bases- loaded single scored three for the go-ahead margin. 13:4 TIGER BASEBALL Byrd started off district play in high-style, dropping Cleburne 5-1, in Waco. Gary gave up three hits and fanned seven. Sam Weaver's four hits and Schroeder's three-hit hurling earned the Tigers their second district win, 12-4, over Bryan. Byrd tossed a 6-3 decision over Corsicana for district win three. Gary struck out nine and got three runs bat- ted in from Nobles and a home run from Haddock. In a pitching duel between Bill Dossett and Schroeder, Mike came out on top with a 1-0 blanking of University. Schroeder was nicked for two hits and struck out 12 Trojans. Sadler tripled in Rogers in the last inning for the only run. Byrd pitched brilliant ball against Richfield's Boyd Hadaway but errors paved the way to a 2-1 Ram victory. Bryan earned a season-split with a 7-5 win in Bryan on Billy Hodge's home run, Nobles blasted a '380'-foot triple but the Tigers dropped to 5-2 in district. The entire team bounced back against the Yellow Jackets in Cleburne. Byrds' four-hit pitching netted a 10-1 victory with Haddock getting three hits, and Sadler, Loyd, Nobles, and Pietzsch two each. Dossett and Schroeder met again and again a 1-0 shut out resulted. This time the Trojans had the edge, scoring in the seventh on two errors. Jimmy Loyd's double was the only hit off the Trojan righthander. Ken Sadler with a .375 and Ronnie Haddock with .369 lead the Tigers in district play. Ronnie Nobles, Jimmy Loyd, and Sadler are tied for the lead in runs batted in with six and Woody Rogers leads in bases on balls with nine. Ken Sadler 1 5 i ! I 5 5 C ! s s . Y K, ,,.,,f,,,.. Y. . ll I S, -r m , .,. K-R234-: f ifrs-f'v y y Qtek, . . nf.. , V? I Y . , . , X, K, W ., AM. - ... 3 1. - .W -4. ww 'Q N, Woody Rogers Jimmy Loyd Woody Rogers sl, ,., ww ....-.,,.-.... , .,.., 4 ,.., Ronnie Nobles Q bl Q, Hg U 4 185 P 5 ,W 2 XE Eg ? ,K E K ,f iriv- - A1 ef- Y J ,fW'. pm Ralph Kirkland 186 Robert Pietzsch SY Gary Byrd I ,,. i If ,,. ln, ,-.- gl I no INTIRE SQUAD l Row 1: Navar1'o, Buenrostra, Casillas, Grez, Blunt, Day, Evans, Gonzales Row 2: P. Gonzales, Harvey, Lemoine, Landrum, Miller, Mangum, Markum, Sellers, Lewis, Mgr., Jones Row 3: Cotton, Shick, Johnson, Moore, Spurgeon, White, Lacy, Booker, Bouldin l TIGER T ACK Coach: MR. TOMMY FLOOD SENIORS Row 1: Z. Gonzales, Grez, Mangum Row 2: Sellers, Spurgeon, Miller 187 CAPTAINS Larry Sellers, Jimmy Spurgeon, Johnnie Grez JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE Rowlz Evans, Navarro, Buenrostra, Lemoine, Blunt, Shick, Casillas Row2: P. Gonzales, Day, Markum, Jones, Cotton, Landrum Row 3: White, Johnson, Moore, Bauldin, Booker, Lacy, Harvey 188 X ' lf' 11. -f ,. 1 'ffff ms ' i f' 1 'If' 'RJ' I, 166569 NQSQEQ, 6 AQEQQ fkgalaleiggi, 4 f X 0 4 , I l FIELD EVENTS Row 1: Day, Jones, Cotton, Harvey, Buenrostra Row 2: Spurgeon, White, Bouldin, Lacy SPRINT MEDLEY TEAM: Markum, Spurgeon, Moore, Evans, holds the Waco record. siiw sm, 'N em, - f f - 3 ' .f , DISTANCE Row 1: Evans, Casillio, Blunt, Lemoine, Grez, Navarro Row 2: P. Gonzales, Shick, Mangurn. Booker, Miller, Johnson. Sellers 189 G ccsrs . i A. . I I if 'l L . iw Q59 1 VLI' iifm . L1'-L . ' L'J ' 7 sg , l i V L I . f. 1,L ,JVZV n n 1, ss l ' It G . f ESMF sg 1 ,V.L ,, 'sg TLVV - ,X T . , ', X 1 VV ' W it 'B , . ' 1A A 'L - 4 'AZ - ,, ,g. , l, .sf AA,A, 1 i'- ' -AA. r ' Ab f f 4 ,:f,-k ga y .gi 1-jg , 5, kxh, I Vrwkt ., . V Af, V,W J 'E , t- ' M i , . . l . I g. l 3 ' ul 1' ' ,, ig2 G 1 N aiV?ii i .f,f,.. me , ii C Y Y' ?:A A'-A4 ii lvlk 190 Row 1: Perry, Blythe, Dickenson, Morgan, Hruska in . ' I . 5 Row 2: Williams, Huey, Francis, Shumate, Kaga, Swanson, Luft, Cummings Row 3: Rodriguez, Knape, Harrell, Baker, Francis, Johnson, Stem, Butler, Gammage, Mrs. Dodgen TIGER TENNIS Coach: MHS. VIRGINIA DODGICN The girls traveling Tiger tennis team of 1965-66 includes Nancy Dickerson, Carolyn Blythe, Marilene Hruska, and Pat Morgan. Both Nancy, the district singles entry, and Carolyn and Pat, the district doubles team, reached the semi-finals play at Waco on April 6-7. The boys team includes Gary Luft, Larry Shumate, Dickie Kaga, and Eugene Swanson. Gary won the singles division at district and Larry and Dickie won the doubles title. The three netters traveled to the regional tournament at San Antonio on April 21-23 where they all reached the semi-finals. The Tiger team attended tournaments at Bryan, Corsicana, Brownwood, and Waco. Gary won the singles title at Corsicana, Brownwood, and Waco. Dickie and Larry won the doubles title in Brownwood and second in the Corsicana tournament. In League play with Midway, University, Richfield, Con- nally, and Temple, the Waco netters received second place honors while Temple received first. League play ended the ten- nis season for Tiger netters under the direction of Mrs. Bill Dodgen. Successful District Championship Doubles Team of Larry Shumate and Dickie Kaga. fi :HL Carolyn Blythe contemplates next service. - ,-, ,,.e,..e,.., . ,.,,1 , 'W' ' f YY muiFi'YY'L1EEJ21-ff-2J!,.ifui ..,' . ' 1'ii2E?EiiZE5Ziw7122x?'E:3Ei?fEJ: - l lelle llle I ' 121 ' ' fg,: QaZZsisi,'ia2:'2E'zlii'uisi?iLQf' 4f:.,..L' l ,,lllll l,-- Tiff l'l' up ll', 'lll llle i is l s I ' A if l l l - 9 'l,i it - lela .,', l District Singles Champ, Gary Luft. 191 ffm Li. .QX 5 .. Q, - ,, G i 3 fs ij' X Q. it ,VZ ,.o .1 W --'lf ' AJQQ1 Robert Ban, Doug Garrett, Don Underwood, Mr. Woods, Jimmy Pope, Mike Delillo, Weldon Bush, Tommy Rinewalt TIGER GOLF Coach: MR. JIMMY WOODS Weldon Bush, Jimmy Pope, Don Underwood, and Doug Garrett are recognized at the Spring Sports Assembly ll l ll, Doug Ace Garrett places as Tige Golf Team's top scorer. l Advertisements 0 R ADVERTISERS Armstrong Jewelers Aronson Furniture Co. Austin Engraving Co. Auzell's Fabrics Baylor University Bertrand's Restaurant Boutique Shoppe, The Brook's Cafeteria Brookview Flower Shop Busy Beaver Tuxedo Rental Service Charlesworth Studio Chatham's Drive Inn Cox, R. E., Co. Dr Pepper Bottling Co. Dumas Insurance Agency DuPuy Oxygen Kz Supply Co. Durham's Business College Factory Outlet Shoe Store Fickel, Mrs., Delicatessen Fitzhugh Kr Co. Four-C College Fred, L., KL Son Jewelers Gibson's Discount Center Goldstein-Migel Co. Hall Printing Co. Hill Printing Kr Stationery Co. 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