W T White High School - Saga Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

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White We, the 1964-,65 annual staff of Warren Travis White High School, proudly and sincerely dedicate our first yearbook, THE SAGA ,65, to a man who is nationally recognized for his devoted service to the youth of Dallas County. Beginning his local career in 1931 as principal of Sunset High School, he was, after distinguished service, promoted to the position of Assistant Superintendent in charge of high schools and in 1945 was elected to his present position as Superintendent of Schools. ln recent years he received one of the highest honors which can be bestowed upon an American educator when he was elected to the presidency of the American Association of School Administrators. As a tribute to his long service in civic leadership and educational service to the children of Dallas, he was awarded a special citation by the Dallas City Council. We at Warren Travis White have only to uphold the high standards of the man for whom our great school was named. We hope, also, that Dr. White will lool- back one day and see a proud memory in this small token of thanks we at W. T. White bestow upon, him and that he will see our high school which was named in his honor become a better school as the years go by as we strive to make it so. K nf iii X. Lf ul QQ?-'-Ygiiiigx , W M14 f. 1 df 's ---... YT1 ll W, 'AX ji 'WH' 1:5 V he 4 WHITE 23333 ! FOREWORD Everyone has his own conception of the perfect school. In a school already rich in tradition one has but to follow in the footsteps pre- viously set by his predecessors. However, in a new school like Warren Travis White High School the opportunity to set these tra- ditions is ours. You, in your sepa- rate endeavors, have created a lasting part of our school. The Saga ,65 is our contribution to what we hope will become a school rich in tradition and proud memo- ries for all of you. We, the annual staff, have done our best to make this the yearbook you will remem- ber first when you look back over your high school years. co-editors d9W9'f-9919 maui A Beautqful Building . . Warren Travis White High School is a usagal' within itself. Taken shortly before school opened in September, these pictures of barren halls, class- rooms, and courtyards portray the setting in our saga. I W g 4 l1.,M,.......... -...gf P tt. l '13 so ,i1,s l . ,,-: Ht ,- . -1 '1'f -,fs .f,-- im J, . 'fs t fits? Bur Students Make the School However, no story is complete with- out its characters, and such is the case with Wllite. Although the build- ing is a beautiful new structure, it is only that and nothing more without students to fill the empty halls. F 5: sax ff QB 'fig . Q W fmm,:.,Wx,W W, Q - fx 5, , 5332? 2-Z. X ? i E1 , ff New mf' T w4g,111m '. T N S J l fi Q N 5 Q ii 5? B li .I fl 3 3 6 : t I HI I A! 3 w I 5 il 7 i 3 1 I if Yihilvllllf 'yshwdwm-v 3 W w--u W' 'W' ww.. 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Sp rts ......... 78-99 5Argl7nizati0n.s ........ 100-129 6. Adver ..... 130-144 I5 . ,,w.wmM -geqwkrw B' i 5 5 S 5 E i ' Mull! S5 ' ,JLTABESMQR .q hm... 9 .-I YP X -.-.X 5 S 5 t lk' X W' 1 - 'Z' ADMINISTRATION X- as ' l 1 R Nu B 1-1 in - N H if BOARD OF ADMINIS T RA TI ON Dallas Independent School O District ROW ONE: Mr. Dale Douglas, Assistant Superintendent-Businessg Dr. W. T. White, Superintendentg Dr. Frank L. Williams, Assistant Superintendent-Instruction ROW TWO: Dr. E. D. Walker, Assistant Superintendent-Personnel4 Mr. Hollis Allen, Assist- ant -Superintendent-Administrationg Mr. Don E. Matthews, Assistant Superintendent- Special Sewicesg Mr. C. C. Miller, Assistant Superintendent-Organizationsg Mr. Robert H. McKay, Assistant Supcrintendent-Operations BOARD OF ED UCA TIO Mr. Loyd G. Shelby, Mr. John Plath Green, Mrs. Vemon D. Ingram, Mr. Donald M. Bruton, Mr. Robert S. Folsom, Presi- dentg Dr. W. T. White, Superintendentg Mr. J. Willard Cragg, Jr.g Mr. Lee A. McShan, Jr., Percy E. Luecke, Jr., M.D.g Mr. Field Scovell I8 Mr H. D. Pearson Excellence is the key word to knowing the man who is the principal of Warren Travis White High School. And, indeed, our principal, Mr. H. D. Pearson, is a man of excellence. ln academics and extracurricular activities Mr.. Pearson has gone far above the level of average. He is, above all, a man of deep dedication, loyalty, and wisdom along with spirit, a sense of humor, and amazing tactfulness. Mr. Pearson is a man who is deeply and sincerely interested in the youth of today-a man who realizes problems and understands. He is a man who demands excellence because nothing but that most profound quality is enough for the world of today. Mr fohn C. Marshall, fr. When considering major factors in the successful running of a school like Warren Travis White High School, one immedi- ately thinks of a man like Mr. John C. Marshall, Jr., our as- sistant principal. Mr. Marshall is a man who gives all the time he has when he is needed at the school. lt is most probable that he spends more time doing 'gschool-workl' after hours than almost any student spends doing homework. But somehow, in spite of meetings andlspecial problems, he is almost always there when he is needed by a student or a faculty member and is ready and able to help with any and all problems. Mr. Marshall is a man of wit and wisdom who is indispensable to our new school. What is a counselor? Websteris Dictionary defines the word as a person who counselsg adviser? But what is a good counselor? A good counselor is a person who is deeply interested and devoted to his work as well as being well-educated in his subject. Mrs. Jua- nita Presson is a woman who is all the things whichimake a good counselor: she is educated, interested, and devoted, and a persop who in- spires confidence. All of the students who will graduate from White will come in contact with Mrs. Presson. Her advice is to be con- sidered and valued, for it may help to shape and make more significant not only a school career but a lifetime career. COUNSELOR MRS. JUANITA PRESSON Advisory and Guidance Counselor B.A., NTSU M.A., SMU One of the most active and interested mem- bers of the personnel of W. T. White High School is Mrs. Dorothy Hupfeld. She has the demanding job of keeping attendance rec- ords and making statistical reports to the School Administration Office of the Dallas Independent School District. Mrs. Hupfeld is also the girls' disciplinary counselor and, in general, lends her previous experience to the difficult job of running a school the size of White. MRS. DOROTHY HUPFELD Pupil Personnel Counselor BS., TWU M.S., TWU Secreta OFFICE PER ONNEL The hub of any large school is its office. All the activities in our school are initially controlled from the office. Every important announcement and all official business is carried on there. But an office is made up of the people who manage it. Here at White we have the good fortune of having an experienced and capable office staff without which a school the size of W. T. White could not be managed so smoothly. MRS. ALINE SANDIDGE rv Brantley Draughan Business College MRS. EMILY VAUGHAN Assistant Advisory and Guidance Counselor MRS. MARGARET CARVER IBM SMU MRS. TOMMIE LANGFORD Attendance Office Clerk MRS. BILLIE MATHER Attendance Office Clerk B.S., TWU MRS. AUDREY BROOKS MISS DORIS B.A., M.Ed., NTSU English MISS GLORIA CANAVATI MRS. MARGARET BROOKSALER B.A., NTSU DEMPSTER B.A., UT French B.S., Phoenix Art Inst Teachers Art Students League Art, English I I lost two inches in my waist . . . MRS. BESSIE DENNIS Study Hall MRS. MARJORIE DeROCHE B.S., Midwestem U. Chemistry, Biology Will ollr mystery challenger sign in please? MR. HOWARD EVANS B.S., U. of Houston Athletics, , BTW . . . Arrive DR. FRANCES FREESE B.A., M.A., SMU M.A., Radcliff Ph.D., U.T. Algebra . . . Give Lectures MR. GENE GOLDEN -if f 1' , wary 0 - A 5-...wwf B.s., sMU ....... M.Ed., ETSC . A . Hlsmly, thleucs White man speak with forked tongue! MISS MARGARET CRIMES B.A., M.A., UT Latin MR. ROLAND HALLMARK MR. JOHN HANCOCK MR. BILL HOBBS B.S., U. of Houston B.S. V B-A-, NTSU M,Ed,, NTSU Physics, Geometry English, Newspaper History, Athletics .N Q-if '. . . and then he kissed me . MISS MARY HOLLEY B.A., Texarkana College, ETSC English, French MISS ANITA HOOD B.A., Baylorg M.A., UT Spanish Provide Entertainment 26 She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah MRS. ANALEE HUFFAKER B.A., U. of Chattanoogag M.Ed. Chorus MR. HOWARD KITCHEN B.S., Comer Collegeg M.S., ETSC Biology pin'-m MRS. NANCY KNIEFF MRS. MARILYN MCELYA MRS. LORETTA MRS. MORELLE MOORE B.A., sMU Bs., Texas Tech MCKNIGHT study Hall English Algebra, Chemistry B.A., Sam Houston College M.A., U. of Houston History, Homemaking H. . . my group had 49W fewer cavities . . . . . . Take Part in Experiments 27 MR. WILLIAM MORGAN B.M.E., M.M.E., TCU Band, History MR. RON MURPHY B.A., Austin College History, Athletics MR. JOEL PITTMAN B.S., M.Ed., ETSC Shop, Industrial Drawing MRS. NANCY RILEY BS., Lincoln Memorial U. Assistant Librarian He wouldn't . . . ...Have Contacts fri..-wa I5 fiiiij , ,gfifig f L, .-at W 51524 . 'fgigsv r fl vw , , . . . Have Various Talents A one, a two, a one, two, three, four. MRS. FREEMAN MR. ALVA SHEPARD MR. JACK SMITH MRS. LOMA SAFFORD B.s., NTSU B.A., U.T.: B-B.A., STOOKSBERRY BUS., Msg, ETSC Geometry, Algebra TSX- Col- Of Arts and Ind- B.B.A., SMU P.E., Drill Team Speech, English Shorthand, Typing C0 af R 6 7' MISS ELIZABETH Grades B.A., M.A., Austin College Spanish MR. LEONARD TRAPP B.S., M.Ed., ETSC P. E. MRS. FLORENE WALKER B.A., SWTS English, Annual 'A' for attitude. MISS GARTRELL WATSON M.A., ETSC Algebra MR CLARENCE WARREN LT COL CECIL WOOD MR CHRIS XEROS B.A., Austin College B.S., Tex. Wesleyan Col. B.M., M.M., NTSU Business Math, Biology, NDCC,.I-Iistory Orchestra Athletics . . . Guide Us to Good Reading MISS MOZELLE WELCH B.A., SMUg B.S. NTSU Librarian MR. HAROLD ZEITMAN BS., A 81 M History, Athletics The Tropic of-I thought we got rid ot that one! :W wr ii gg gift 'mai ,, mi ff , 7 ' ZA -'fu 2, 2. ' .,,.,1, 4 S'fUHf9f5f 1 .www 4 f ,Ev my U I, 3 'QA nv 1 . 5?'iS'?'74' 3?5Li2' 552115 - M '-,, .1 -- A -7 158' 'f f, 3 ' ' gif lib! 3 117 -env' u awww :Q Q l3lf' arena -,W annum ,QmL......v ar x ... ja -. Nu? ,W . 0 N -4 xx n fx I f . 4' ' ' . 'x ML , A STUDENT LIFE c.-V6 . T White means The first day of school First pep assemhly W. T. White means many things. It is be proud of, for you, the would mean year has been from the first mid-term, to an institution to but if it werenit student body, it emptiness. This a year of history day of school, to spring exams. A school can be only what the students make it. We have set the tradition. history. First football game We mean.. . History Cheerleader Tryouts Our Parking Lot I I Our grass is planted Favorite time of the day: Lunch Dr. White Dedication of our school l . . . Visitors if South Oak Cliff cheerleaders boost Longhorn spirit. . . . rganization Selling the Saga I Q Juniors order Senior rings A Student Council meeting At work on the Hoofbeat Our first dance Choir presents a Thanksgiving assembly Holiday Cheer V 5155 mb ,,,. 4 ie A Basketball Assembly Basketball Queen: Carla Cray and Coach Warren Our Christmas as semhly One of our basketball games sig! st Studying for exams Education Annual Staff works hard to meet deadlines. Exams provide problems for many students. Schedule changes keep Mrs. Presson busy . Happiness On February 19 the Warren Travis White Thes- pians presented Here,s Happinessf' The review was preceded by a chili supper courtesy of our P.T.A. The review featured the White Stage Band, Chorus, and the Thespian Dancers. '4Here's Hap- piness wais directed by Mr. Jack Smith assisted by Anne Michel and John Stevens, student directors. The first stage production of W. T. White was a huge success. V a at . 'A ' I ' 5 1 -ff! :rf 4 t -T' -v 'f Students have fun at assemblies. Juniors vs. Sophomores Band spends many hours practicing. Industrious students hurry to classes. giivf E S, su ff. . i fiat in fs 'ff GK Mft' ff ffl!! YE .gc ,en-.. Kismet To Mr. Marshallls office . . . all of you! Ward Curb, Joe Bob Golden, Mike Ames, Frank Colden, Bernie Zelazney Nlf this is love, yeechf' - v we 'This is the life M wine, women, and song. Pat Fry, Tom Mitchell, harem girls , f' 4'Please, I didn't mean to be late for rehearsal. Kandi Heyl, .lohnny Stevens Marcia Tracey, Pax Mills Gee, it's chilly in here. HBM Mrs Huffaker why four Ann Elliott, Stephanie Turet, Georgia Pixley hours? It wasn't that badf' Susan Seltzer 42 s t csemzlfzviz aflsfs ROW ONE: Nancy Austin, Susy Brogden, Debbie Davis, Diane Day, Linda Dingee, Carla Gray, Jane Harding. ROW TWO: Becky Hathaway, Janice Heath, Kay Higginbotham, Paula Humphries, Susie Kritter, Laura Leslie, Pam McDonald. ROW THREE: Patty McFarland, Anne Mewhinney, Trudi Mitchell, Sigrid Nadeau, Cindy Nelson, Betty Nickell, Cathie Pierce. ROW FOUR: Pam Preddy, Pam Riley, Gail Tindal, Marcia Tracey, Betty Underwood. ROW FIVE: Jan Underwood, Marty Watts, Janie Williams. Shortly after mid-term the beauties were nominated in the home- room period. Thirty-nine nominees with the most votes were selected B as semi-finalists. These semi-finalists, attended a beauty tea held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Vaughan. After an interview ' with the judges, the beauties and beauty finalists were chosen. 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Mike Blansett Mike Bolton Louise Boucher Barbara Bovard Paula Boyd Barbara Bradford 'Stan Blakeney Dick Bradford Anita Bradley Rosemary Brady Dave Brandon Ken Bresnen ,lim Britton Ben Brower Doug Brown Randy Budd Ellen Bunn James Butters Tom Carlson Sandy Charles Nancy Childre Bill Clark Rick Clark Laura Cooksey Carolyn Cox RMU Www ' R 'L 'W Glenna Cunningham Ward Curb Jimmy Dale Rick D'Ambrogi Rick Davidson Diane Day Cassie Dean Lee Denton Del DeuPree Art Dillon Debbie Dobson Bill Dwelle D MUSH rf-is EB E L Z -Q sv Sherry Fulmer Kim Furstenwertll Cindy Flippen Sherry Flowers Jeanne Foster Susan Free Karen Fannin Jimmie Feagins Mike Fleharty Susan Fleharty .loan Fleming Shirley Edrington Ann Elliot Neal Ely Kevin Ennis Susan Epstein Mary Erler Paula Freeman 0 0 0 at Pe! 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' 557 fix 1-L ,, n l g X . M l i WN EW Hi 'Q' i ! 'Qs -naar-H' gd' lf in ,darn 'K gm 54 V :wi wg M ' ia? Ea .ii yy .f-jggqyliz' 'A :WE-ii' 72 if , i l t 5? A,: 1, xfezzfyazam, H rl' :f:??i3?TZf 'ff Tom Cray Sandra Gregory Gary Griffith Robert Crissoni Stew Ham-linieister Sylvia Hagar Karen Hall Laurie Hamlett Leslie Halnlett Bob Hamrivk Hope Hanneinun Scott Hansen joan Hanson Stanley Hanson Sydney Hanson ,lack Hardesty Jane Harding Sally Harper Wayne Harris Mark Harrison Nanci Hatch Becky Hathaway Charles Haus Judy Head Bruce Hedman David Helber Bill Heller Garnet Henderso Il .. . ,.. B 1. if -f if mfs i t qs tw- W .V n we M if 6 iff' . -.2, I f Wi is ' Ken Henry Scott Hersman Sarah Hervey John Hesse Jackie Hester ,J ooyooy J ,Q ,,...,,A:, ., 4 ,W 22: i wi .. 5- 3, Q -- . 'i 4 X -as ,C Ti we uBut they say even a child can do it. Sue James Betsy Johanning Keith Johnston Brenda Jones Diane Kazlow '25 5 Linda Keagy Nancy Kennedy . - .. - Connie Kidwell - , Barbara Kingsley 'I' v Bill Kipp Lawny Knox ' - i K E '16 Q Terry Hicks Peggy Higginbotham Cynthia Hiloman Theresa Hilliard Terry Hirsh John Hoffman ii -rf Cindy Holden Jan Holloway Linda Holmes Linda Hume James Innes Donn Jacobs Janet James 2 ' ' , - f Q' f' is '73 '-F :Hia -: . ' 1,11 - ., '.':5. :. A ' A ' . , 'Y' 5 .Y W 1 , . ai, . V ,.,.,L , ww K 5' - , :Zi v 1 1... 'z H Q i ii 5 -, ffl '- l . Q ' , , ,.., . Eflj asi qgfzijz. - ygwvS7s5f' hc- V 'wk , , ' ' 545521 Q ' , 1 fa.. , I1 nf ' Q a w ' A 'A 1 ' ,f ff iv J L i Y L , 22- : - . YA HRH as TKAVI 72 Debbie Lore Steve Lucas Carol Lyde Cindy Mackey Linda Magee Shawn Maguire Penni Major Billy Marlin Ruger Mvllanls Bill McCauley Betsic MCC00k Connie McDevitt ?-wif ,-1, K -a,,g2M,, im? 'L G Connie Kustiuk Susan Kriller Nancy Kupp Lyn Lancaster Linda Lange James Lauratis Sharon Lvavh Ly nn Lee Paul Lentz Pat Leonardo Laura Leslie Steve Lithgu John Lloyd Don Louis Exlubzt Their Talents if L ' Z f f. L L .W 'Q ,,-K W at 7 i53gim i wk W W-sv X V V 5 Pam McDonald Jimmy McEvoy Patty McFarland Nanvy M1'Grcw Jerry Murphy Rick Myers Bill Nelson Jim Nichols lg E gif? M 44. x mn is .lefty M15KlHI1 Be-ttye Megusi Cathy Melshc Barbara Mcln Mike Molton Bobbie Merilz Wade Merritt Gloria Metz Anne Mewllii Barbara Midi Molly Miller Karen Mitch: Gregg Moore Paula Moore Molly Morris Judy Morrow Richard Nielsen Elaine Nisbett Bill North Jeanie Northcutt Dede O'Neal Susan Osnik Georgia Plxley Merrllee Power Steve l rlesler Bobby Pugh Joel Pugh Ted Rador L , iu P ' n 'P .,-, i,.i ...T r G P' 1 1 P A .gi V , ,Q I, Q ...,,,, P--: in . We g V 3 .- Wy 5, My ,'.' 1 A V ,f.' U '1-V' ' Amy Overton P V' V, ' fri? Guy Owen ' ',- - ' ' . ful Q.. ' Lee Parent A W V Sandy Park Q A . ii ' 'rlu , X Beverly Parks 'P 'P 'E a , L .: ,f f Susan Partridge ,V Q' , --H Cindy Payne Q .Q , ssrrs Paul Penland i Kay Penn E ig is ' f ' ' ' if 71, Susan Peters i , Dru Phillips L, A 4 , , ,V John Piper s --Ql P i 1 V Andy Riley Liz Ritz David Roberts Chris Robinson Mike Robinson David Rudes Phyllis Rutledge Jerry Ruyle Mature Shari Robinson Fred Rodgers Larry Rosamond Greg Rosendahl Steve Ragin Joyce Ramey Robin Read Richard Reynolds Carolyn Rice Terry Richardson Yozm, Adults nto g Joyce Ruyle Danny Ryan Andrea Schwartz Nancy Shipley Richard Shoffit Kay Simmons Does anybody have a piece of string ? ?l J 2-ffl' we 7 'f av! 2 all lf? 1 Or 'kr 76 i Cindi Simms lieth Simonson llrum- Simunson Laurie Singer Susi Smith Vickic Smith Sandra Snood Vicki Snyder Becky Sorrells Ronnie Sracler Becky Stubblefield Darrell Sturgell Sharon Sugarek Chris Taylor Richard Taylor Dian Ticlwell Gail Tindul Eugene Tipps Dennis Tucker Penny Tulk Stephanie Turet Carol Underwood Dee Dee VanderMeulen Linda Vaughan Doug Wade Janie Williams Alan Wilson Randall Wilson Jan Wimrners Cecelia Wood Janice Woody .lackye Worrell Sally Yamini Bob Young Bernie Zelazny Martha Wade Jay Wagner Karen Wallace Susan Walton Susan Waltzer Robert Watson Mary Watts Barbara Weintraub .lean Welch Cindy Wells Karen White Kathy Whitehurst Susan Whitmore Wayne Whitt ,sa K W9 W 3? Q ' V .nm ,, - , f ., 1 K LW 15 ,grew 31,3 2 511555, Tslfigf Wfff- ' ' 9 si W ..,M g xf l' X Fl SPORTS Q X... 9 K., W ffffvm O I 'fx Q FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD WHITE SOUTH GARLAND WHITE KIMBALL MBI' WHITE DUNCANVILLE .. WHITE NORTH DALLAS . WHITE HILLCREST B . WHITE .... MAC ARTHUR .. WHITE BRYAN ADAMS BU WHITE .... THOMAS JEFFERSON WHITE SPRUCE ............ ROW ONE: Toppy Harrison, Lawney Knox, Mike Rider, Clark Garvin, Mike Miller, Mike Scott, Gary Rittenberry, Billy Martin, Harry Terry. ROW TWO: Robin Read, Ted Rador, Bob Hilton, Bruce Parkhill, Jay Gordon, Larry Collier, Keith Johnston, Doug Carlson, Don Louis, David Goodney, Lonnie llottinelli. ROW THREE: Jim Wilkinson, Richard Goodstein, John Martin, Howard Kahn, Jerry Lucas, Larry Taylor, Dick Neilson, John Freeman, Jay Wagner, Hal Patrick, Richard Roper, Gary Taylor. ROW FOUR: Andy Howell, Terry Hicks, John Smith, Guy Owen, Terry Miller, Bill Childs, Bob Binford, Bobby Pugh, Steve Hachmeister, Rick Frazier, Gene Whetstone, Greg Moore. ,L 1. 5. MK 5 , - s . ff ,xg . 4' '51 Y if fx ...Jax . Q 1 N L H - . 5:-N,,,. X f , ,, 'E QW . A ,, ALJ.. A my is 1 Q 'Qu wr' .....,,-5 Y Q: ., , .: ' f y ? W2 5 X Q X if T-r 1aY w Qs . ' 3571 .. +L, xg-,P N vii' 4 r ,ww ,,' N. ' fm, .r-4 W2 .4-WK wx R 4' y, N A f 1 - W Z A 1, 19. F 4 mil' , , M my M M' ' ' Y 1 , K X :fm xr in QE-W2 . k f 51' Q X X M ' u .fi Y . Q . , fr. 1 'r A Q. 1, .7 M ,Q . 4,-M + up J, 2 , W M 5, u? M Ag Mk 9' 11 'Q . 7 MI W' U. 'Q 151 Q fp V 41 W f ., ., :R Axvswi -L 13,3 W1 - pw' , wmv- 'L nf ,f Q ww wk, HERE ARE THE ME WHO GUIDE U EVERYDAY, OUR Left to Right: Mr. Zeitman Mr. Warren Mr. Mur h Mr v 7 P yy Hallmark, Mr. Evans and Mr. Golden. H324-Dive Left Please, just three more inches. H Ks I UNL xiii-L'i'?'wi'?Q'YE'f' ' COA CHE s Bring on the next opponent. Longhorn managers work hard to make the foot- ball team the best. Where is that boy with the Cheer? 1 5 Down in front coach. ROW ONE: Lonnie Bottinelli, Andy Howell. ROW TWO: ,lim Wilkinson, Gary Taylor, Rob in Read 2 ,R - 3 fi' X ,V Q 1 - 5' .' 31. 1 I I f' .N - ' ' A ' ,. ' ,,.,, . ,, . 'H BOB HILTON , ' ' Y C A AIN :w7.f!lzrfa , J L? .. gig- - NYJ fl .,11':-'s:w-'--fl-?AP3'-mf 'ff -- -u -wi 1 ., ' V ,, ,---we .g-M' fy' 1 W--ay -NM.. .... ,W Q .. ws4.f.m -' --Q' N 2-rf xha' ,ff f .gwwf M- iw f ,:,'.,ef--'V -1541- I. 'iff fl? Sufi: :ff-5 737?5l-.2'f TY, ' '11 . 1 ' M g :,'.' A. 8,5 L h tw., V W ,. 41235 ,g .f-Jw-13,92-',--fvwk , A, ' + - fx A pr .f V- ,:,1w:riN,,4.j. W - L H' 1 ,A-' U A , 1 H' . -f gf K I 5 6 5 KEITH JOHNSTON-GUARD HOWARD KAHN-CENTER BOB BINFORD-END ---w....,m B2 Es UJ S 1 Q9 LAWNEY KNOX-BACK DAVID GOODNEY-END JOHN FREEMAN-END V BILL CHILDS-TACKLE TED RADOR-END LARRY COLLIER-CENTER K rr 4 H T ky n! X 'If' ' A I 7' X Bmw ' 84 Q h 15 2 3 3, MIKE SCOTT BACK CAPTAIN 'iff ,,,,, ' K 'A ..,- Q E, 5- I lj GENE WHETSTQNE-GUARD GREG MOORE-BACK TOPPY HARRISON-BACK An. BILLY MARTIN-BACK RICHARD ROPER-BACK GUY OWEN-BACK nike CLARK 'T -Lrl... W4 ei is 2 22 I 3 -...ms .IOHN MARTIN-BACK DOUG CARLSON-TACKLE RICHARD GOODSTEIN-GUARD x ILL lr' 9 E' f?iiFIS54izf'fiQ 85 12. f sb axial? 015 d qi Q Suif 1' gb QS bv ff X IZ If H1 v 4 986 GARY RITTENBERRY BACK CAPTAIN BILL KIPP-END DICK NIELSEN-GUARD BOBBY PUCH-GUARD ., ...,-any - an 9-rp O 'am ML. LL A , . f ' 'v-1-fm-W ---WW--l'.1'iL'.,4b HAL PATRICK-GUARD RICK FRAZIER-GUARD JOHN SMITH-BACK CLARK GARVIN-END DON LOUIS-END JERRY LUCAS-GUARD bl. , , :.vv :- l if is 1153 -1 A dgvifw BRUCE PARKHILL TACKLE gf ,g Q+eQAi1, A CAPTAIN , ,Y - 2? 0 'QQ f? YET 'A f fm A -1 ff -A-11. ,. , : v i - 1 . A , 'TWW1 If'iii35lS? .X QM is gy 'JM in at K EETE EA ETA n, N Ea ,J E 29 A gy LARRY TAYLOR-CENTER STEVE HACHMEISTER--BACK TERRY MILLER-BACK JAY WAGNER-END MIKE RIDER-BACK MIKE MILLER-BACK NNN N-sxwsw JAY GORDON-TACKLE TERRY HICKS-BACK HARRY TERRY-BACK A P LUNGHOR ACTIO 964 STYLE And away we go. H- - 'Tirst down bound. Run, Ritt, run. 'KMike Scott runs for daylight. 91 'Tm ready, Coach. Your guess is as good as mine. 5 . W,3w. .4 ' A TT E.lS.Ji7 BASKETBALL LO GHUR WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE .... WHITE WHITE ROW ONE: Danny Lucado, Edgar Mirabel, Jerry Higginbotham, Chris Taylor. ROW TWO: Coach Warren, John Edge, Paul Lentz, Pat Somerville, Don Louis, Mike Melton, Tom Gray, David Clyde, Larry Rosamond. S. OAK CLIFF N. DALLAS .... COACHES ...... CLEAR CREEK HUDSON ....... S. F. AUSTIN ...... WILLS POINT ...... WOODROW WILSON GAINESVILLE ...... N. DALLAS ........ ADAMSON ......... 'WOODROW WILSON KIMBALL .......... SEASON RECORD . . . .54 WHITE . . . .50 WHITE . . . .41 WHITE . . . .81 WHITE . . . .61 WHITE . . . .61 WHITE . . .... 74 WHITE .......73 WHITE . . .... 49 WHITE . . .... 39 WHITE .......59 WHITE ......59 WHITE .......91 WHITE.... 'Conference Games HIGHLAND PARK PLANO ......... 'T. JEFF. ...... . 'SAMUEL ....... 'BRYAN ADAMS 'HILLCREST .... 'SPRUCE ....... 'SAMUEL ..... T. JEFF. ..... . TWOODROW W. . THILLCREST .... 'BRYAN ADAMS . 'SPRUCE ....... ge? , F Y i.Q Q91 ll g c? I 5,1 kkzk L In 211 . :V DON LOUIS CHRIS TAYLOR PAUL LENTZ DAVID CLYDE MIKE MELTON TOM GRAY 92 COACH WARREN and COACH MURPHY Mhz.,- BASKETBALL QUEEN-CARLA GRAY B TEAM99 BASKETBALL Training Toward the Varsity WHITE .... WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE ROW ONE:-Wayne Harris, Phil D'A!mbrogi, Jack Hardesty. ROW TWO: Coach Murphy, Randy Denton, Mickey Ennis, Cecil Lawler, Terry Hicks. SOC ........ N. DALLAS .. MARSH ..... WILLS POINT SUNSET ..... N. DALLAS . ADAMSON .. SOC ....... KIMBALL . . . B TEAM RECORD . . .... 56 WHITE . . .... 43 WHITE ....25 WHITE . . . .... 57 WHITE . . .... 59 WHITE . . .... 45 WHITE . .... 37 WHITE ....43 WHITE.... ....62 ADAMSON WOODROW HILLCREST CROZIER SAMUELL B. ADAMS T. J. .... . KIMBALL iyiisbiii BASEBALL. . . ROW ONE: Jamie Herndon, Mike Robinson, David Clyde, Rick Frazier, Mike Miller, John Martin, Jack Woodman, Jerry Lucas. ROW TWO: Bill Worley, Jerry Higginbotham, Tom DcRoche, Gene Whetstone, Ronnie Srader, Bill Dwelle, Howard Kahn, Bob Young. ROW THREE: Jim Wilkinson, Bob Mechler, Robert Power, Chuck Haus, Tom Cray, Paul Lentz, Bill Kipp, Mike Johnston, Jay Cordon, Steve Hachmeister, Larry Taylor, and Coach Gene Colden. ml .mn ami M fm ROW ONE: Charlie Payne, Richard Reynolds, Jim Nichols, Rick D'Ambrogi, John Hesse. ROW TWO: Danny Ryan, Terry Hicks, Mike Rider, Bobby Pugh, Billy Martin. ROW THREE: Kevin Mosman, Steve Deedon, ,lay Towell, Doug Carlson, Bruce Parkhill, Coach Harold Zeitman. ROW FOUR: Paul Skinner, Larry Root, Mickey Ennis, Kevin Ennis, Andy Spain, and Lee Denton. THA , , , the many related aspects of COMPE T I T I0 . . . is related 1:0 the CROSS-CUU TR Y TEAM KNEELINC: ,lohn Hesse, ,lim Nichols, .lamie Herndon, Larry Aylor, Danny Ryan. STANDING: Andy Spain, Paul Skinner, Lee Denton, Kevin Ennis, Bruce Hedman, Kevin Mosman, and Coach Harold Zeitman. u1m. fl-Lumw1nm1 NN Q ROW ONE: Sarah Hervey, Lesli Creighton, Susan Hervey. ROW TWO: Mr. Pittman, Bruce Hedman, Bill Heller, Ronny Masterson, Rob Moreau. 1 ,eg ,. o,o, ,, .m.u....w....M QC 45 11,4 ROW ONE: Lawry Cohen, ,lay Fraser, Mike Goodall. ROW TWO: Mr. Trapp, Rusty Scale, Steve Beard, Curtis Miller, David Rudes. . . . Happiness isf' hitting the ball well While the SAGA is being prepared to go to press, the track, baseball, golf, and tennis teams are either preparing or starting their district campaigns. The baseball team had not yet been named from the tryouts. Therefore, we cannot tell how-the 'Lhornsn will fare although I am sure that everyone at White is with me when I wish the teams good luck for a successful year. -nw'-n-nun kt twat 551 . . . they support White with tremendous spirit .g. 5 uuulwnnnnnnpnpp- din Hi ROW ONE: Tom Mitchell, Jimmy Dale, Dick Rusmisel. ROW TWO: Trudy Mitchell, Shirley Edrington,,Susan Sparks. Shirley Edririgton and Jimmy Dale 'Tootball games are exciting! O.. ew. .. W , ., .AK 541 J' A ll W ,ff 'fx '5 A 5? , f ' H- 2- 41 :S -3 5 af ,L 3 if 'ki E ., S ,il Q H , , , f rf 72 5' 2 L? i gs ff? ff: ? 5? 'E Q- :Li ,Q -Q 7' K? fs, ki 3? 'M 1 4.4 Ti Q az, '75 v 1 xx ,-4' 7: vw , 'Hy' H! 1,77 , ,i , g n Q R ff? I ,gf i if fit 'Q 4, 1935 ' -f ,T '13 ,si 'W l in f Susan Sparks and Dick Rusmisf-l ,- i,......M..um,..vWM ,Y,Y . -,..,M.v Wm.,-i .. , ..,A.,A, , M, ., X 4 gif? t --f fx v' 7' 'W-qu'ix gf . ,,,, i . .1 ws .w -f 1 in w xp , a J' ' W Q Z if Y 'ur ,Q ' ,, 'N , 1 . . Li.. ,psi A,l1 , AAAV A VF - i i 1' 1' V. yr 1 1? 1' V 'S 4 Q Q Q W , mr 9 all f5 '+Yf'4 W + fl j 5 g ! t L , , V Q ff - A , qw. .,,. 4 5 I ,LY 3 izz- k,p'W 1 ' S Q fkwz i A. f- , ' i Wk I 3.53 X 'KX ' 3 ix, ,X I wk 4, f0 5?f'T' 5f fx Y A , 1.3..v.0 5 's S'!f? -4' ' -P ' ' '6' Q 9 55505.15 I '5',-' '. , 1 'K x, Q il W me ' X x ORGANIZATIONS 7 .1 Ki N0 fl 'sue Student Council Leads the Way In September, 1964, twenty-eight representa- tives met to organize the first Student Council of Warren Travis White High School. After many hours of work and study the constitution was adopted, setting forth our goals uto strive for a better student-faculty relationship and unification of the student body, to foster the advancement of leadership, scholarship and loy- alty and to promote the well-being of the indi- vidual through school activitiesf, During the course of the year the Council held the Career Clinics in February, a Li'l Abner Dance in March, and a Teacher Appre- ciation Day in April. ROW ONE: Laura Leslie, Molly Morris, Kay Hig- ginbotham, Susie Sparks. ROW TWO: Peggy Higgenbotham, Debbie Naylor, Sue Brogden, Sue James. ROW THREE: Sigrid Nadeau, Pat Fry, Judy Shakley, Nancy Kupp. ROW FOUR: Betty Nickell, Stephanie Turet, Sharon Sugarek. ROW FIVE: Lawny Knox, Clark Garvin, Kevin Ennis. ROW SIX: Brad Baker, Ronnie Masterson, John Russell. ROW SEVEN: David Goodney, John Edge, Jay Snow, Paul Skinner. Ml' John MafShau Mr Joel Pittman Mrs. Loma Stooksberry SPUW-50' Sponsor Sponsor rree seis Y eier . O ey, Y ,lim Wilkinson Larry Root Cathie Pieree Diane Day President Vice President Secretary Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROW ONE: Larry Root, Vice Presidentg Shirley Edrington, ,lunior Member-at-Large. ROW TWO: ,lim Wilkinson, Presi- dentg Diane Day, Treasurer. ROW THREE: Cathie Pierce, Secretaryg Patty McFarland, Sophomore Member-at-Large. ROW FOUR: Terry Hicks, Sophomore Member-at-Largeg Marcia Tracey, Junior Memeber-at-Large. Lynn McClathery, Co-editor The Saga 965 The job of getting a new school going is a difficult and challeng- ing task. Every organization must begin anew with none of the old foundations to build upon. Every tradition must be initiated, for there are no footsteps in which to follow. Things like school spirit, athletic teams, clubs, reputations, and yearbooks are not just there. They must be worked hard for. Every- one who can call this school year a successful one has contributed part of himself to a worthwhile effort. ,lust as our teams have worked long hard hours to get ready for competition, so have all the mem- bers of'every club worked to contribute their part to W. T. White. This book, THE SAGA ,65 is what we, the annual staff, contribute. Saga Staff Coaeditors: .lan Underwood, Lynn McClathery Activities Editor: Linda Langford Sports Editor: Cary Taylor, artwork by Rick Clark Organizations Editor: Linda Vaughan Class Editor: Cathie Pierce Business Manager: Gary Rittenberry, advertising assistant, Pat Fry Artists: Beth Rye, Charlie McGilvery Sponsor: Miss Alice Wilemon ,lan Underwood, Co-editor I04 Miss Alice Wilemon, sponsor ' eff flilif'--f-A+.. ,X 'Xt -K 'G Beth Rye and Charlie McGilvery ereate great works of art. Miss Wilemnn thinks the annual pictures are pretty humorous. Linda Langford and Linda Vaughan try to get the organizations and activities in order. Cathie Pierce, Jan Underwood, and Lynn McGlathery think it's hopeless. a, Us if iioe t Q? pf - ' t j z t , 1 K Y l 7 ' F Q Ye, xi, 1 -L , Q fa? t , p , f a' V ' f A I 'K 2 ' ' , ri i if fx N Jn., f A- Q- - . Z ,wlfy-:, A. xx in Mike Juliana works late into the night to help . the staff meet deadlines. ,tw M t VVVL U X X W ,,t,, if Gary Rittenberry and Cary Taylor work on ads andsports. vt 9 1.5, 44 'X' -M' 5-I Q-:ii L l HCCDCCDIF EAT The Hoofbeat, White's student newspaper, has successfully completed its first year of publication. The staff is proud of the paperls excellent circula- tion and presentation of the school's latest news and student opinion. The Hoofbeat, sponsored by Mr. Bill Hobbs, will continue to do its best to present the news the student body wants to read. Co-Editors . . . News Editor Editorial Editors . Activities Editor . Sports Editor ..... Asst. News Editor . Asst. Sports Editor .. Photographers ....... Business Manager . Circulation Manager .. Public Relations . ....... Sponsor ............... Michael Weinberg Co-Editor Michael Weinberg Sally Rodgers .. . .. ,lim Britton Doug Brown David Helber . Nancy McGrew . . . . Paul Skinner .. Karon Wallace ..... Mark Schor ..... Mike Juliana Richard Meyers David Isbell Pat Fry Paula Humphries ... .. .lim Whitcd . Mr. Bill Hobbs Sally Rodgers Co-Editor Mr. Bill Hobbs Sponsor ROW ONE: Mark Schor, Pat Fry, David Helber, Mi- chael Weinberg, Doug Brown, Paul Skinner, Jim Brit- ton Nano McGrew ROW TWO: Susan Morrissey 1 Y - 1 Richard Myers, Stephen Coodney, Pam Starr, Kandi Heyl, Lynn McGlathery, Lynn Horvich, Paula Humph- ries, Ellen Dunn, Bette Megason. ROW THREE: David Isbell, Mike Juliana, .lim Whited, Mr. Hobbs, Karen Wallace. Michael Weinberg Sally Rodgers J im Britton News Editor Co4Editor ,17 Doug Brown Editorial Editor Jim Whitcd Public Relations mga, Co-Editor f ,-fr , owl! ' Pat Fry Business Manager Karen Wallacwrhst. News Editor Nancy McGrew-Acilivities Editor Paul Skinner Sports Editor ' I07 Drill Team Steps High And now presenting the 1964-65 Caballerasln The Caballeras have enjoyed an exciting first year. Fifty-five sophomores and juniors were honored by being chosen as a member of this organization. The girls began preparing for their school's first football season late in the summer. In routines these few, busy weeks officers were chosen, routines taught, and uniforms designed and ordered. All this hard work paid off at the Big D Band and Drill Team Show where the Caballeras received a standing ovation from every school participating. The Caballeras could never have had such a rewarding and successful year without the support and assurance of Mrs. Safford. Lt. Diane Day, Lt. Carla Cray, Capt. Betty Nickell, Lt. Marcia Tracey, Lt. Kay Higginbotham. l08 Managers: Nancy Shipley, Betsy McCook Sponsor: Mrs. Freeman Safford. Platoon One ROW ONE: Marcia Tracey, Carla Gray, Lieu- tenants. ROW TWO: ,loan Rosenthal, Gwen Parmon, Karen Hall, Linda White, Ellen Bunn, Mary Watts, Georgia Pixley, Susie Gentner. ROW THREE: Nancy Kupp, Linda Dingee, Shir- lene Pearson, Laurie Merrick, Lynn Bickley, Cathy Anderson, Ceilia Burns, Barbara Middle- ton, Becky Sorrells. Platoon Two ROW ONE: Betty Nickell, Pat Abdou, Vicki Cannon. ROW TWO: Phyllis Austin, Betsy Low- rey, Linda Austin. ROW THREE: Grace Max- well, Jeannie Northcutt, Ann Nichols, Susan Whitmore, Karen Mitchell. ROW FOUR: Dee Dee O'Neal, Gail Meals, Dee Dee VanderMu- ellen, Penny Tulk, Stephaie Turet, Laura Cooksey. are 2' M-,gg 622215535-l ii? iff!-' 2 3 sv --.saga 1 t t, . ff I ' 4 tf! I 1 i t T T ,,,: f y f O Th l rcrl , J' ei K. Fi Platoon ree 'fm IT l' ,i'L 'M L ' Q Q '1 ' F ' 7' Fil 6 ii ROW ONE: Diane Day, Kay Higginbotham, Lieutenants. I-' , ff!-fl. T 15:1 j- , M' ' ' f ROW TWO: Susie Brogden, Laurie Singer, Sue James, Becky ' A A f,.,,,l, 1-5- N It -l..---FQ, . ,..t'. Hathaway, Barbara Herron. ROW THREE: Anita Bradley, ,lan I - A , I '--, X' V, 2 tg. .. Holloway, Karen Stetter, Ann Hybsman, Sigrid Nadeau, Shari : A,-f'l ' If XE Robinson. ROW FOUR: Donna Greaves, Dorel Payne, Laura T' . 1 17 ,AE I . ' '--4 , ,, .:',! fa --vs'--1,4 Leslie, Becky Coplen, .l ill Fulmer, Lonna Hesse. liin V iti- 2':i T il T? , O H l' - M 1 ,,.. , - ,, . - W .e f. , Q f , K ,.gj,.,g ,g1 -,,, O Q- L f 1 -ff I W .mf , V K ,,,, . xt ' . 'i 3 IO9 -4- , , , , e f- Flutes Bittick, Alycia Brown, Doug Head, Judy Hume, Linda Bb Clarinets Fraser, Jay Jacob, Don Kappele, Susie Lyde, Carol Myers, Richard Towell, Margie Bass Clarinet Peckham, James Bassoon Barnes, John WARREN TRAVIS WHITE LONGHORN BAND 64-65 Alto Saxophone James, Janet Major, Penni Tenor Saxophone Rodgers, Fred Baritone Saxophone Furstenwerth, Kim Percussion Bresnan, Ken Brooks, Roger Jacobs, Irving Cornets Ashwill, Reed Lucas, Steve Hedman, David Reidland, Mike Wells, Cindy French Horns Davidson, Rick Kaiser, Debbie Ragin, Steve Trombone Beauduy, John Baritone Horn Spence, Wendal Basses Coodney, Steve Lloyd, John Janet James, President Judy Head, Secretary Ken Bresnan, Vice-President Drum Major: Kim Furstenwerth Mr. William Morgan Director Exciting Sounds From Longhorn Band From the exciting sounds of a White pep rally in September, to the more refined strains of a formal concert in May, the Longhorn band proudly represented Warren Travis White High School, appearing in public on more than thirty occasions. Not only was the band active as a group, but also various individuals gained dis- tinction in solo and ensemble competition, and ,lay Fraser became White's first all-region band member. The band also had its lighter moments, enjoying passing the body at the Christmas party, and sponsoring the movie Please Don't Eat The Daisies as well as various other fund raising projects. All in all, the band sought to establish traditions of lasting value for the future, while bringing to its members and the school experiences of the musical value. Janet James Most Outstanding Bandsman .lay Fraser John Beauduy Ken Bresnan w 'X I Musicianship Award in Musicianship Award in Masicianship Award in Woodwinds Brass Percussion I I I II2 4 , mu 9' .Bm ROW ONE: Janie Williams, Ellen Bunn, Shirley Edrington, Pam McDonald, .lan Mauch, Karen Hall, Sharron McLarry, Ann Hughston. ROW TWO: Silky Warthan, Peggy Higginbotham, Theresa Hilliard, Pat Abdou, Madalyn Beck, Linda McKinney, Marcia Tracey, Betty Nickell, Pat Fry. ROW THREE: Phyllis Austin, Linda Lange, Linda Adams, Ruth Ann Fleming, Mark Harrison, Bernie Zelazny, Rick Roper, Tom Mitchell, Curtis Miller. ROW FOUR: Cindy Mackey, Barbara Kingsley, Ellen Holmes, Gail Meals, Sigricl Nadeau, Mike Largent, Charlie Lamb, Jim Butters, Drew Stasio, Ward Curb, Darrell Sturgel. Concert Choir Reaches Goals To represent Warren Travis White High School in choral musicg to gain knowl- edge of musicg and to stimulate music interests in the society in which we livef' These are the goals which dwell in the minds of all the members of the Concert Choir. We, as members, have pledged ourselves to hard work to attain these goals. Success has been and will be the outcome. 3, in 5 . Mrs. Annalee Huffaker Sponsor ROW ONE: Connie Melli- Mully Morris, 2'-, W? ii, Slit-rrida Saxtun, Leslie Hamlett, SU'llllLlI'llt' Tun-t, l'am llart, Cram- Maxwell, Patti Sherman, Hope Hanneman, vitt, Beth Sinumson. ROW TWO: Pat Frymark. Slli1'll'lll' Ps-arsmi, Rose Mary Brady, Marilyn Beck, Cecelia Wood, Maxine Wilcox, Sandi Gregory. ROW THREE: Bill Crunk, Torn Krcincr, Je-fty McKinney, Mike Ames, Toppy Harrisnn, Barliara Hs-rrun, Lynda Holmes, Ellen WllCCll'T, Patty McFarland. ROW FOUR: Pax Mills, Dave Victor, Stephen Uuudncy, ,lnlin Russell, Wu's Ball, Mike Robinson, Joe Colden, Kathy Cray, Carolyn Call:-tly. GE ERAL CH OR US -,Y ROW ONE- Cav Olcun Nancv Ks-nm-dv Vary Shipp, Ann Elliutt, Vat Frvmark, Diane Rest-like, Sharon Leach, Bette Megason, Leslie llamilm-tt. 'HOW :l'W'O: 'Mary Beili ilfrler, Kandi Ileyl, Barluara Us-er, Susan Waltzer, Marty Hicks, Mark Molding, Frank Culflcn, Nana-y Elliott. Carolyn Rive, ROW THREE: Cindy Tiulws-ll. lim-lwlmic lladduck, lynn l'arc-nt, Darrell Sturgc-ll, .lim Butters, Mike- Natinfeky, Bill Nelson, Fun- lfrymark, ,lanive Stunksbury. II3 ROW ONE: Marsha Rosendahl, Nancy Elliott, ROW TWO: Beth Rye, Pam Perskin, Carol Lyde. ROW THREE: Mr. Xeros. rchestra Conducted by Mr. Chris Xeros the Warren Travis White Orchestra has a highly selective organization. This year the orchestra has performed at many school programs such as the school dedication, Christmas assembly, and other special programs. Playing at the All-City Solo and Ensemble Contest and the All-City Orchestra festival our orchestra made a very good showing. INSTRUMENTS Vzolm Piano Cello Bass P-am Perskin Beth Rye Marsha Rosendahl Carol Lyde ROW ONE: Mike Ames, Jay Snow, Patti Sherman, Wcs Ball, John Russell. ROW TWO: Miss Gloria Canavati, Diane Kaslow, Bette Megason, Charles Lamb, Debby Graham, Rilla Monroe, Madelyn Rock. ROW THREE: Susan Walton, Rink Clark, Cathy Gray, Cindy Hileman, Candy Clark, Mike Todd, Teresa Hilliard, Sandi Gregory. . 'il s j l I 7 ul i ,V li 'Q 3 t 1 I i I y HJ 2 4, ,' .51 K av ll M 1 w cz YL W' 'ffgctl Folk Singers Swing ut We strive to encourage the appreciation of the music of our American heritage, to encourage the playing and singing of this music. Through our music we wish to further the appreciation of world peace and civil rights. John Russell Vice-President Sandi Gregory Secretary Miko Todd President 1 ROW ONE: Linda White, Cathie Pierce, Diane Day, Kay Higginhotham, Phyllis Rutledge, Donna Loftis, Gail Brothers, Cathy Melshcimer, Cindy Payne, Pam McDonald, Stephanie Eyres, Trudy Herman, Sandi Gregory. ROW TWO: Cecilia llurns, llarliara Herron, Mary Shipp, Cindy Tidwcll. Paula Moore, Sue James, Ann Nichols, Sally Foy, Cindy Nelson, Susan Peters, Lynda Holmes, Joan Flemming. ROW THREE: Jill Fulmer, Debbie Had- dock, Donna Greaves, Sandra Betts, Anne Michel, Harold Boch, Andy Howell, Anne Mcwhinney, Sally Dcahl, Diane Reschke, Diane Kaislow, Sharon Sugarek, Linda McKinney. ROW FOUR: Gail Meals, Bill Clark, Roh DeuPree, Laurie Merrick, Karen Wallace, Lesli Creighton, ,lay Rohhitt, DeDe Vander-Mculen, Bill Nelson, Linda Langford, Rosemary Brady, Sylvia Hagar. Thespicms The THESPIANS were organized for the purpose of creating and promoting interest in speech, drama, entertainment and stagecraft activities for the student body of Warren Travis White High School. An opportunity for the development, improvement and display of each individualis talents is incorporated as a goalof the organization. HMany accomplishments have heen made duringlthis initial year but as should be the aim of any organization, we look forward with great enthusiasm to higger and better achievements. Thespian Officers Mark Harrison, President Lynn Bickley, Vice-Presidenl Marcia Tracey, Secretary Georgia Pixley, Reporter Tom Carlson, Lighting Director Johnnie Stevens, Student Director 1 f, ROW ONE: Lyn Lancaster, Barbara Geer, Jan Mauch, Susie Gentner, Shirley Edrington, Susan Sparks, Dawn Sharp, Linda Gardner, Martha Coleman, Marlys Hill, Joan Rosenthal. ROW TWO: Jane Harding, Jan Underwood, Jeannie Northcutt, Trudy Mitchell, Jan Holloway, Theresa Hilliard, Susan Walton, Alicia Bittick, Penny Tulk, Dorel Payne, Susan Brogdon, Susan Seltzer. ROW THREE: Molly Miller, Linda Hume, Beth Rye, Karen Stetter, Laura Leslie, Linda Dingee, Gail Freeze, Becky Ebner, Dee Dee O'Neal, Jimmy Mullen, Toni Nelson. ROW FOUR: Ward Curb, Mike Natinsky, Tom Mitchell, Jim Whited, Larry Root, Ken Bresnen, David Isbell, Ronnie Rozell, Bob Gray. Thespians Win First Trophy Sophomores Bill Nelson and Stephanie Turet bring honor to White. Mr. Jack Smith Sponsor RED CROSS The Warren Travis White chapter of the Red Cross has done a large share in promoting inter- est in the Red Cross. The officers are tohlme com- mended for their work in the annual Memlier- ship Drive. The Red Cross will continue to lie an integral part of the activities at White. a- :-an...a- gr.g:-gE,fzf,35,- J Af' .X-yt: s 532 ' .1 :Qi Pax Mills, Pres. ir -' - - Paula Moore M V . , ' V.P. R- - Cheryl Ewing FV Sec. Debby Love Treas. ROW ONE: ,lean Welch, Mary Sheffield, Marsha Coody, Kay Pinion. ROW TWO: Susan Walton, Marilyn Beck, Diane Reschke, Kay Blam-hette, Cathie Whitehurst. ROW THREE: Karen Mitt-ln-ll, Chris Wimmers, Hit-k Clark, Cathie Cray, Stefanie Eryes. ROW FOUR: Rosemary llrady, Roth Rye, Shari Akins, Madvlyn Re-ek. II8 ROW ONE: Paula Moore, Pax Mills, Naney Kennedy, Roh Moreau, Ann Hughslon. ROW TWO: lain:-s Marusek, Dorol Payne, Rm-ky Elmer, Cathic Whitehurst, Aaron Herman. ROW THREE: la-slie llamlt-lt, Ronnie llarnes, Lynn llickley, l.aurie Merrivk, Sylvia Hagar, Cheryl Ewing. ART SERVICE CLUB Painting posters and portraits Mrs. Mar- garet llemesteris Art Service Cluh wasted no time in establishing themselves as one of the most at-tive organizations at White. Scenery for the,Thespian Review, pep assemhlies, the Christmas and Thanksgiv- ing assemhlies and numerous other settings are only a few of the projects that the Club has undertaken. Kay Pinion was elected as the first presi- dent, while other officers were Marsha Coody, vice-presidentg Mary Sheffield, sec- retaryg and jean Welch, treasurer. Traffic afet Council The primary aim of the Safety Council is to organize and promote traffic safety. Safety as- semblies, posters, and slogans are the means by which we hope to achieve this goal. The Safety Council actively supports the Dallas Citizens Traffic Commission and the Saturday morning Juvenile Traffic Court. Through the efforts of this Council we hope that the students of this school will develop the proper attitudes and habits and discipline themselves so that they will become safer drivers. ROW ONE: Sally Rodgers, Miss Brooksaler, Lynn McGlatl1ery, John Edge. ROW TWO: David Wein- traub, Stephen Guilliarns, Michael Weinberg, Mark Schor. ROW ONE: Ann Nichols, Sue James, Mr. Trapp, Cathie Pierce, JoAnn Northcutt, John Russell. ROW TWO: Pat Fry, Brad Baker, Clark Garvin, .ludy Shakely, Laura Leslie, Linda Dingee. ROW THREE: Pain Riley, Drew Stasio, Larry Root, Mark Har- rison, Stephanie Turct. Deutscher Verein The fourteen German students of Warren Travis White High School comprise the Deutscher Vereinf, the German club. The club seeks to promote better understanding of the German language and culture among its members. Doug Brown, Pres. Jr 1 .Q Q S L fi Micheal Weinberg, V' 5. V .-P. f Lynn McGlathery, :., Sec.-Treas. Miss Doris ' Brocksaler, T 1'i' if ,,' i sponsor II9 ROW ONE: Sally Yamini, Susan Whitmore, Debbie Davis, Stephanie Turet, Richard Reynolds, Steve Beard, Bill Nelson, John Lloyd, Bob Gray, Sharon Leach. ROW TWO: James Marusik, Anne Mewhinney, Susan Free, Phyllis Rutledge, Silkie Wartham, Linda Dingee, Peggy Higgen- botham, Maryann Cook. ROW THREE: Miss Canavati, Sue James, Paula Moore, Cindy Hileman, Diane Day, Dee Dee VanderMeullen, Cathie Pierce, Georgia Pixley, Nancy Elliott, Karen Stetler, Bobbi Mertz, Beth Simonson. ROW FOUR: Kay Rlanchette, Paula Bell, Pat Frymark, Nancy Kupp, Betsy McCook. French Club The French Club is an informal organization composed of all students taking French who wish to enlarge their knowledge of France, its language, and customs. The highest of the activities was the Mardi Gras, an elegant costume ball held at the school. The 'ipathfindersw were featured as the eveningis entertainment. Another of the various activities was the French Sidewalk Cafef, built with the funds raised by the French Clubis numerous bake sales. B111 Nelson Susan Whitmore, Anne Mewhinm-x Bob Cray Miss Gloria President Vice-Presirlenl Secretary Treasurer Canavati, Sponsor - .L I? A jg 9 V, A A fel I V' . L,. N K , ff' i A ex, 6 x - Klng and Queen 1 if V 0 a f Q of the March Gras ,I yfk , 5 Bill Nelson uml Bain-y Kllllll rm-ign ow-r lllu pu ,:, .- 5 , L . . , Q V ' a 1' r ' S V291 i F I ! i E :Fa ...,..,, Q Miss Cunuvuti crowns llw lIlll'L'I1, NLIIIVQ' KIIIVIJ. The Coronation The Puthfindcrs provide music for the dancing. o M arch ras ROW ROW Cathy Susan Leslie, Hedm l i x i ONE: Jan Underwood, Susie Gentner, Nancy Kennedy, Marlys Hill. Sharon Wolfe. TWO: Karen Hall, Cheryl Alexander, Brenda Jones, Bettye Megason, Lynne Horvich, Melsheimer. ROW THREE: Bob Kinsey, Becky Stubhlefield, Beverly Parks. ROW FOUR: Kritter, Diana Brakebill, Phyllis Austin, Martha Coleman. ROW FIVE: Bill Jacobs, Laura Jeanie Northcutt, Laura Singer. ROW SIX: John Russell, Larry Taylor, Bill Clark, Bruce an, Mark Harrison. Los Tejcmos The purpose of MLos Tejanosl' is the practice of Spanish and the familiarization of the members with Spanish and Latin American literature and customs. Los Tejanosi' is composed of first, second and third year students maintaining MBU and UC averages respectively. The high point of the Spanish club is a Spanish fiesta at El Chico at the end of the year. Sponsor Miss Elizabeth Thomas ROW ONE: Pat Abdou, Shirley Edrington, JoAnn Northcutt, Paula Humphries, Cheryl Witt, Gay Olson, Judy Shakely, Patty Goering, Katherine Kersting. ROW THREE: Lynda Spangler, Barbara Middleton, Ann Hybskmann, Dorel Payne, Sharon Sugarek. ROW FOUR: James Herndon, Richard Taylor, Betty Cordon, Lynn Wesch, Gail Emery. ROW FIVE: Toppy Harrison, Guy Owen, Bonnie Barnes, Carolyn Rice. ROW FIVE: Clark Garvin, Jay Cordon, ,lim Innes, Yvonne Aguilar, Teresa Hilliard. fficers Clark Garvin JoAnn N01-zhcun Shirley Brenda Jones Karen Hall President Vice President Edrington Treasurer Reporter Secretary ,Q w X 55, . I ,, A, 'itii ieii W , . or 2, iii? v R wr-asfiisfww 1- 11 Q- rgszseez :sw-t we t, Consul David Goodney ,b,,,,,,, , .. ,..,, if .f m ' mx :az ROW ONE: Susan Hervey, Jane Harding, Stefanie Eyres, Kathi Whitehurst, Carol Bishop, Susan Walton. ROW TWO: Leslie Hamlett, Laurie Hamlett, Nancy McGrew, Sarah Hervey, Linda Vaughan, Maryann Cook, Becky Ebner, Peggy Box, Cindy Wells. ROW THREE: Laurie Merrick, Susan Morrissey, Debbie Kaiser, Betsy Johanning, Jackie Hester, Ann Nichols, Karen Mitchell, Gayle Freise, Penni Major, Judy Head, Sandra Borgeson. ROW FOUR: Mike Goodall, Terry Hicks, Jack Hardesty, David Goodney, Don Argenbright, Jim McEvoy, John Beauduy, Mike Weinher, Bill Birthesel, Mike Alliston. Latin Club The Latin Gluh was organized for the purpose of studying and enjoying the ways of old Rome, Following in ancient traditions, the Latin students are ranked as Romans according to the number of years they have studied Latin: first year students, ordo plebeiusg second year students, ordo equesterg third and fourth year students, ordo senatorius. Under the sponsorship of Miss Maragret Grimes, the Latin Club organized in the early fall and planned their spring banquet with the help of the aediles: Mike Weinberg, Terry Hicks, and Jack Hardesty. C ensor Quaestor Tribune Sponsor Mike Jane Beverly Maragret Goodall Harding Douglas Grimes E53 M425 5, S Q W 'isfgjifr W ' ?ESfg,igfn5it2,xmr - ' V ex-Q '- i t ' ' 5?S'?ESf N ' t Tiigslsii .nv ' fx, - I . K , Wig f v . ROW ONE: Cindy Tidwell, Linda White, Gail Brothers, Donna Loftis, Connie Lund, Marlys Hill, Jeanne Foster, Louise Boucher, Mary Ann Jahnel, Linda Hilson, Sandi Gregory, ,loan Fleming, Suzanne Muhm. ROW TWO: Susan Free, Barbara Sinclair, Sandra-Betts, Leslie Hamlett, Cindy Nelson, Gayle Freise, Stephanie Eyres, Penni Major, Linda Hume, Pam Hart, Linda McKinney, Glenna Cunningham. ROW THREE: Karen Fannin, Sherry Fulmer, Sylvia Hagar, Lynn Bickley, Laurie Merrick, Barbara Bovard, Marsha Laquey, Suzanne Swan, Barbara Church, Connie Attebury, Debbie Haddock, Kay Pinion. Future urses The members of our Future Nurses Club are an enthusiastic and busy group of girls. Several were in Future Nurses Clubs last year. Many have given much of their time to Junior Volunteer work, and many are now preparing for other interesting com- munity services, Their school and their parents can well be proud of them. Karen Fannin Laurie Merrick Carol Bishop Gayle Freise Linda White President Vicefresident Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Marlys Hill Historian T ,iy 5 , . A , Q . . 'f '15 , A-. if gn? ,ii Office Assistants ROW ONE: Vicki Cannon, Diane Day, Susi Centner, Sue James, Cindy Payne, Susan Partridge, Linda White, Cheryl Ewing. ROW TWO: Cindy Hileman, Jeannie Northcutt, Sally Deahl, Anne Mewhinney, Linda Hume, Gloria Metz, Kay Pinion. ROW THREE: Ann Hughston, Linda Dingee, Connie Kidwell, Paula Moore, Connie Attebury, Sharon Quist, Sarah Belles, Linda Hilson, Del Dupree. I nclustrioas Workers Aid F acult Lab Assistants ROW ONE: Nancy McCrew, JoAnn Northcutt, Candy Clark. ROW TWO: Mike Scott, Gary Rittenberry. Library Assistants ROW ONE: Georgia Davis, Ann Elliott, Kathi Whitehurst, Jeanne Malaby, Janice Woody, Leslie Hamlet. ROW TWO: Kenny Bina, Connie McDevitt, Carol Bishop, Mary Ann Lynn Parent, Billy Martin, Sharon Sugarek, Sherry Fulmer. Jahnel, Jeanette Alverson. ROW THREE: Toni Nelson, damn 7-1-Wa. we--as at '-vA M..-W , , , MMV.. ,. M ., - Q ,. .14 ,,,. ,QW - W--Q U,g, M- tg- get muiefldbll :ff ' if'g,.:, I . 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ROW FIVE: Ronnie Rozell, James Bateman, Robert Steagall. '64-'65 N.D.C.C. The mission of the military training program is to lay the foundation of intelligent citizenship for all N.D.C.C. cadets, and give each such basic mili- tary training as will benefit him and the military service through the following objectives: the devel- opment of pride in appearance: the development of habits of orderliness and precisiong the instillment of discipline and respect for constituted authority: the encouragenment of a high sense of personal honor and deportmentg the development of leader- ship potential and instruction of leadership tech- niques: a provision for a working knowledge of individual skills and foundation for advanced skills: an appreciation of role and opportunities of mili- tary: and the development of spirit of patriotism. ROW ONE: lst Lt. Richard Roper. ROW TWO: Znd Lt. Michael Blansett, 2nd Lt. James Whited. ROW THREE: Pvt. Michael Largent, lst Sgt. Eric Graf, S.F.C. 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Worth Six Flags Over Texas Abdou, Pat ...... 66, 109, 112, 123 Adams, Joan ................. 66 Adams, Linda . . ........ 66, 112 Adams, Pat ..... ...... 5 2 Aguilar, Yvonne . 66, 123 Akins, Shari ...... 52, 118 Alexander, Cheryl ........ 66, 122 Alexander, John ............ 52 Alliston, Mike ........ 66, 124, 127 Alverson, Jeanette ........... 126 Ames, Mike ........ 52, 113, 115 Anderson, Cathy ........ 66, 109 Andreoli, Alison .. ......... 66 Angle, Cheryl .. .... 66 Applegate, Ken . . . . . . . .52 Archibald, David .... ....... 5 2 Argenbright, Don . . . . . . 66, 124 Asbury, Linda .... ...... 6 6 Ashley, Caren . . . . . . 66 Ashley, Glenn . . ..... 66 Ashwill, Reed ..... ..... 6 6, 110 Atterbury, Connie . . .... 125, 126 Austin, Linda ............ 52, 109 Austin, Nance ................ 66 Austin, Phyllis .. 66, 109, 112, 122 Aylor, Larry ................. 95 Bailey, Sandie ............... 66 Baker, Brad . . . . . . 66, 102, 119 Baldwin, Linda .. ........... 66 Balek, Ron .... ........... 6 6 Ball, Frank .... ............. 5 2 Ball, Wes ..... 66, 113, 115 Bandy, Cindy . . . ......... . . 52 Barnes, Bonnie ...... 66, 118, 123 Barnes, John .... ...... 6 6, 110 Bateman, Paul .......... 66, 127 Baxter, Bob ................. 66 Beard, Steve ...... 66, 95, 120, 97 Beauduy, John .. 66, 110, 111, 124 Beck, Madalyn . . 67, 112, 115, 118 Beck, Marilyn ...... 52, 113, 118 Bell, Paula .... ........ 6 7, 120 Belless, Jack ..... ........ 1 27 Belless, Sara Lee . . .. . 126 Bennett, Jan . . . . . . . 67 Berry, Pam ..... ..... 6 7 Berwald, Arthur ............ 52 Betts, Sandra ............ 52, 116 Bickley, Lynn .. 109, 116, 118, 125 Bina, Ken .... ....... Binford, Bob , ......... Birthisel, Billy ...... Bishop, Carol .... Bittick, Alycia . . . Blakeney, Stan .. Blanchette, Kay .. Blansett, Mike . . . Bobbitt, Jay Bock, Harold .... Bolton, Mike .. 52, 84, 126 67, 30, 84 127 67,124, 67, 124, 125, 126 67,110, 117 52 67,118,120 ......52,127 .....67,116 116 52 Student Index Borgeson, Sandra . 67, 124 Bottinelli, Lonnie .. 67, 80, 83 Boucher, Louise , .... 52, 125 Bovard, Barbara . . .. 52, 125 Box, Peggy ..... .... 6 7, 124 Boyd, Paula ..... ...... 5 2 Bradford, Barbara . . . . . . 52 Bradford, Dick . . . . . . . 53 Bradford, Judy .............. 67 Bradley, Anita .......... 53, 109 Brady, Rosemary. .53, 113, 116, 118 Brakebill, Diana .......... 67, 122 Brandon, Dave .............. 53 Brannon, Sue ................ 67 Bresnen, Ken .... 53, 110, 111, 117 Britton, Jim .............. 53, 107 Brockman, Christi .. 67 Brogdon, Susy .... 67, 102, 109, 117 Brooks, Roger .......... 67, 110 Brothers, Gail .......... 116, 125 Brower, Ben ......... ' ....... 53 Brown, Doug .... 53, 107, 110, 119 Budd, Randy ................ 53 Bunn, Ellen .... 53, 107, 109, 112 Burns, Cecilia ...... 67, 109, 116 Butters, James ...... 53, 112, 113 Cannon, Vicki .......... 109, 126 Carlson, Doug . . 67, 80, 85, 93, 95 Carlson, Tom ............ 53, 116 Cegelski, Steve Charles, Sandy Childre, Nancy Childs, Bill ..... Church, Barbara . Clark, Bill ......... Clark, Candy ....... Clark, Rick .... 53, 104, 115, Clark, Roy ......... 67 53 ...67,30,34 .......125 53,116 . 67,115,126 118 67, 122 Clyde, David .... 67, 89, 91, 94, 95 Coleman, Martha . . 68, 95, 97 Cohen, Lawry ...... Ann. .68, 117, 122 Collier, Larry .......... 68, 80, 84 118 Coody, Marsha .... 68, Cook, Bill ...... .. 63, 113, 127 Cook, Kathy ...... ........ 6 8 Cooksey, Laura . . . . . . 53, 109 Cook, Maryann . . . ...... . 124 Coplen, Becky .... .. . 68, 109 Cox, Carolyn . . . ...... . . 53 Craft, Stuart ................ 68 Creighton, Leslie .... 68, 96, 116 Crouch, Kathy .............. 68 Cunningham, Glenna ..... 53, 125 Curb, Ward ........ 53, 112, 117 Dale, Jimmy .............. 53, 97 D'Ambrogi, Phil . . . 68,93 D'Ambrogi, Rick ..... I. 53,'93, 95 Davis, Debbie ..... Davis, Georgia . . Davis, Kim .. 68,1120 126 68 Davidson, Rick ..... Day, Diane .... 53, Deahl, Sally ........ Dean, Cassie .. . Deedon, Steve . Denton, Lee ...... Denton, Randy DeRoche, Tom DeuPree, Del . . . Dewees, Clay .. DeWolf, Cindy 53,110 103, 108, 109, 116,120,126 63, 116, 126 53 ......93, 93 53,93, 95 .....63,93 94 53, 126 68 Dickson, Gloria .............. 68 Dillon, Art ...... .. .......... 53 Dingee, Linda .. 68 Dobson, Debbie . . . Douglass, Beverly .. Downing, Johnny .. Downs, Jan ...... 68 109, 117, 119, 120,126 53 . .... 63, 124 69 69 Dunlap, Don ................ 69 Dupree, Bob ...... Dwelle, Bill ....... Ebner, Becky . . .- . 69, 117, Edge, John .... 69, 89, 90, 69,116 53, 94 113,124 102,119 Edelfsen, Steve .............. 69 Edrington, Shirley .. Efting, Cathy ................ Elliot, Ann ...... 54, 113, Elliot, Nancy ........ Ely, Neal ...... ........... Emery, Gail ................ Ennis, Kevin . . . . . . Ennis, Mickey ........ Epstein, Susan .... 54, 97, 112, 113, 117, 123 69 114, 126 69, 113, 120 54 123 54, 93, 95, 102 69, 93, 95 54 Erler, Mary ............ 54, 113 Ewing, Cheryl ...... 69, 113, 126 Eyres, Stephani . . 69, 116, 118, 124, 125 Ezell, Janet ...... ........ 6 9 Fannin, Karen . . . . . . 54, 125 Feagins, Jimmie . . ...... 54 Fleharty, Mike . . ..... 54 Fleharty, Susan .............. 54 Fleishman, Marc ............. 69 Fleming, Joan ........ 54, 116, 125 Fleming, Ruth ..... 69, 112 Flippen, Cindy . .. ...... . . 54 Flowers, Sherry . .. ...... .. 54 Foster, Jeanne ............ 54, 125 Foy, Sally ............. -. 69, 116 Fraser, Jay .... 69, 95, 97, 110, 111 Frazier, Rick .......... 80, 86, 94 Free, Susan ........ 54, 120, 125 Freeman, John ........ 69, 80, 84 Freeman, Paula .............. 54 Freise, Gail .... 69, 117, 124, 125 Fry, Pat .. 54, 102, 104, 107, 112, 119 l39 Head, Lynn .... Frymark, Pat ...... Frymark, Sue . . . Fulmer, Jill .... Fulmer, Sherry . . Furstenwerth, Kim . Galbreath, Perry Galletly, Carolyn Gardner, Linda . Gardner, Robert Garvin, Carol .. Garvin, Clark .... Geer, Barbara . Gentner, Susie .. Kappele, Susie Gershater, Helene Gesino, Mike .. Gesino, Pat Gibson, Bill .. Gibson, Bob Gibson, Carol . . . Gleaves, Sammy . Hilton, Bob Glomski, Judy .. Goering, Patty .. Golden, Bob .... Golden, Frank .. Gooch, Richard 69, 113, 120 ....... 54,113 69, 109, 116 .. 54,125,126 54,110 55 .. ... 69, 113 ..... 117 ............. 55 ...,....... 69 55,30,36,102, 119,123 ....... 113, 117 .. 69, 109, 117, 122,126 ...,....... 69 .... 55 .... 69 .... 69 .. 55 .. 69 ...... 55 ...,.., 55 ... 55, 123 ... 55, 113 ...... 55, 113 69 Goodall, Mike- ...... 69, 95, 97, 124 Goodney, David .. 69, 80, 84, 102, 113, 124 Goodstein, Richard ....... 80, 85 Gordon, Jay .. 55, 80, 87, 94, 123 Gordon, Susan .............. 55 Graf, Eric ...... .......... 1 27 Graham, Debbie . ..... 69, 115 Gray, Bobby ............ 55, 120 Gary, Carla ........ 55, 108, 109 Gray, Kathy .... 55, 113, 115, 118 55 Gray, Steve .. .. Gray, Tom .... . . Greaves, Donna .. Greenberg, Steve .. Greenfield, Phyllis Gregory, Sandra Griffith, Gary Grissom, Robert . Grissom, Vernon Guilliams, Steve .. . 70, 89, 91, 94 . . . . 109, 116 55 55 70, 113, 115, 116,125 70 .... 70 55 56,119 70 80 87 94 Hachmeister, Steve .. , , , Haddock, Debby . . 56, 113, 116, 125 Hagar, Sylvia .. 70, 116, 118, 125 Hall, Karen .. 70, 109, 112, 122, 123 124 Hamlett, Laurie .......... 70, Hamlett, Leslie .. 70, 113, 118, 124 125 Hamrick, Bob . Hanneman, Hope . . . Hansen, Scott Hanson Joan Hanson, Stanley Hanson, Sydney Hardesty, Jack l40 ,126 70 ....70,113 70 .. 70 70 70 70, 93, 124 Harding, Jane . . Harper, Chipper Harper, Sally . .. Harris, Biff .... .... 70,117,124 .. .......... 56 70 ..,,....,..... 56 Harris, Wayne .......... 70, 93 Harrison, Toppy Harrison, Mark . . . 56, 80, 85, 113, 123 70,112,116,119, 122 Hart, Pam .............. 113, 125 Hatch, Nancy .... ...... 7 0 Hathaway, Becky ........ 70, 109 Haus, Chuck ............ 70, 94 Head, Judy ........ 70, 110, 124 Hedman, Bruce . . 70, 93, 95, 96, 122 Helser, Martha .. .......... . 56 Helber, David .... 70, 107 Heller, Bill ........ .. 70, 96 Henderson, Garnet .... ..... 7 0 Henry, Ken ........ . . . 71 Herman, Aaron .............. 118 Herman, Trudy ............. 116 Herndon, Jamie 56, 93, 94, 95, 123 Herron, Barbara . 56, 109, 113, 116 Hersman, Scott Hervey, Sarah .... 71, 96, 124 Hervey, Susan Hess, Steven 56, 96, 124 56 Hesse, John .. .. 71, 93, 95 Hesse, Lonna . . . . . . .56, 109 Hester, Jackie . ....... 71, 124 Heyl, Kandi .......... 56, 107, 113 Hicks, Marty ................ 113 Hicks, Terry .. 103, Higginbotham, Jerry .. 56, 89, 71, 80, 87, 93, 95, 124 90, 94 Higginbotham, Kay .. 57, 102, 108, . 109, 116 Higginbotham, Peggy .... 71, 102, 113, 120 Hilemon, Cynthia Hill, Marlys .... 57, Hilliard, Theresa .... Hilson, Linda ...... Hirsh, Terry . .. Hoefer, Tommy Hoffman, John Holden, Cindy Holloway, Jan Holmes, Ellen .. Holmes, Kay . .. Holmes, Linda .. Horswell, Steve . Horvich, Lynne . .... . .. 71, 115, 120, 126 117, 122, 125 71, 112, 115, 117,123 57, 125, 126 ..... ... 30, 84 . ...71 .. .. 57 71 117 112 57 71, 109, .... 57, 71, 113 57 57,107 122 Howell, Andy ...... 57, 30, 831 116 Hughston, Ann 112, 113, 126 Hume, Linda .. 71, 110, 117, 125, 126 Humphries, Paula .... 57, 107, 123 Hutchinson, Chuck Hybskmann, Ann . . .. 57, 109, 123 Innes, James ...... 57 71 Isbell, David . . . 57, 107, 117 Jacob, Irving , . . 57, 110 Jacobs, Bill ..... ..... 5 7, 122 Jacobs, Donn ...... 71, 110, 127 Jahnel, Mary Ann .... 57, 125, 126 James, Janet ........ 71, 110, 111 James, Sue .... 71, 102, 109, 116, 119, 120, 126 Johanning, Betsy ........ 71, 124 Johnson, Jimmy .......... 58, 84 Johnston, Keith ...... 71, 80, 84 Johnston, Mike .. .......... 94 Jones, Brenda .. . 71, 122, 123 Juliana, Mike .. Justice, Mike Kahn, Howard . .. Kaiser, Debbie .. Kazlow, Diane . Keagy, Linda .. Kendall, Jim ...... Kennedy, Nancy Kersting, Katherine ..... . 58, Kidwell, Connie Kingsley, Barbara Kinsey, Bobby . Kapp, BHI ...... Knox, Lawny . . . Kohlhaas, Georgia .. Kohn, Frank Kostiuk, Connie Kreiner, Tom . . . Kristovich, Peter Kritter, Susan .. Kupp, Nancy .. 72, 102, 109, Lamb, Charlie .. Lancaster, Lyn . Langford, Linda . Lanham, Tina .. LaQuey, Marsha .... Lauratis, James Largent, Mike .. Lavery, Linda . Lawler, Cecil .. Lawyer, Nancy . Leach, Sharon .. Leavey, Mike .. Leonardo, Pat .. Lentz, Paul ...... 72, 107 58 H. 80,84,94 .. 110, 124 ....... 53, 110 . 71, 115, 116 71 58 71, 113, 118, 122 123 ... 71, 126 .... 71, 112 ...,..., 53, 123 ,.. 71,36,94 71,30,34,102 58 58 72 .. 58, 113, 127 58 .... . 72, 122 120, 121 . 58, 112, 115 117 72, 112 Lange, Linda ...... . 58, 104, 105, 116 58 58,125 72, 127 .58,112,127 . .......... 58 93, 95 58 . 72,112,120 72 72 72, 89, 91, 94 Leslie, Laura .. 72, 102, 109, 117, Lithgo, Steve .. Lloyd, John . Lobello, Margie . Loftis Donna 119,122 ........ 72 .... 72, 120 58 58 116 125 Louis: Don . . '7Z'80, ,86, 89, 91 Love, Debbie Lowrey, Betsy Lucado, Danny . . . Lucas, Jerry .... Lucas, Steve .. Lund, Connie .. Lyde, Carol ... . . .. Lynn, Jenny ..... Mackey, Cindy Magee, Linda Ma uire Sharon g , ............ Major, Penni .... 72, 110, 124, Malaby, Jeanne ............. Marshall June ............. Meiiiii, isiiiy .. 72, 50, 55, 93, Martin, Cynthia ............. Martin, John ...... 72 ... 55, 109 ... 58,89,90 H. 80,86,94 ..... 72, 110 ...... 55, 125 72, 110, 114 ......... 59 ... 72, 112 ............... 72 72 125 126 59 95, 126 59 59,50,55,94 Martin, Mary Ann ............ 59 Marusek, James ........ 118, 120 Masterson, Ronnie 59,96,102 117 Mauch, Jan ........ 59, 112, Maxwell, Grace ...... 59, 109, 113 McCann, Carol . . . ....... . . 59 McCants, Roger ....... 72 McCauley, Bill .............. 72 McCook, Betsy ...... 72, 108, 120 McDevett, Connie .... 72, 113, 126 McDonald, Pam .... 73, 112, 116 McEvoy, Jimmy ........ 73, 124 McFarland, Patty .... 73, 103, 113 McGilvery, Charlie 59 .. , 104, 105 McGlathery, Lynn .. 59, 104, 105, 117, 119 McGrew, Nancy .. 73, 107, 124, 126 McKinney, Jefty ........ 73, 113 McKinney, Linda .. 59, 112, 116, 125 McLarry, Sharon 112 Meals, Gail .... 59, 109, 112, 116 Machler, Bob .... Megason, Bettye .... Melsheimer, Cathy Melton, Barbara . Melton, Mike .... Meritz, Bobbi . . . Merrick, Gary Merrick, Laurie .. Merritt, Wade . 59, 94 75, 107, 115, 115,122 73,116,122 73 73, 89, 91 73 59 .. 59, 109, 116, 118, 124, 125 73 Metz, Gloria ............ 73, 126 Mewhinney, Anne Michel, Anne . . . Middleton, Barbara .. 75, 116, 120, 126 ............ 59 .. 73, 109, 123 Miller, Curtis .... 59, 95, 97, 112 Miller, Mike ........ 50, 57, 94 Miller, Molly ....... 73, 117 Miller, Terry ............ 80, 87 Mills, Pax ........ 59, 113, 118 Mirabal, Edgar ...... 59, 89, 90 Mitchell, Karen .. 73, 109, 118, 124 Mitchell, Steve 127 Mitchell, Tom .... 59, 97, 98, 117 Mitchell, Trudy .. 59, 97, 98, 117 Monroe, Rilla .......... 59, 115 Moore, Gregg ........ 73, 80, 84 Moore, Paula .. 73, 116, 118, 120, 126 Moore, Wendell ............. 60 Moreau, Rob .......... 96, 118 Morris, Molly ...... 73, 102, 113 Morrison, Pam .............. 60 Morrissey, Susan .... 60, 107, 124 Morrow, Judy . . . ........ . . 73 Mosman, Kevin .... 93, 95 Moulding, Mark ...... . 113 Muhm, Suzanne . .. . 60, 125 Mullen, Jimmy .............. 117 Murphy, Jerry .............. 73 Myers, Rick .... 73, 107, 110, 127 Nadeau, Sigrid .. 60, 102, 109, 127 Natinsky, Mike .... 60, 113, 117 Naylor, Debbie .......... 60, 102 Nelson, Bill . . 73, 113, 116, 120, 121 Nelson, Cindy .......... 116, 125 Nelson, Toni ........ 60, 111, 126 Nihols, Ann ...... 109, 116, 124 Nichols, Jim ..... Nickell, Betty .... 73, 93, 95 60, 102, 108, 112 Nielsen, Richard ...... 74, 80, 86 Nisbett, Elaine .............. 74 Nolan, Dick ..... .......... 6 0 North, Bill .................. 74 Northcutt, Jo Ann .. 60, 109, 119, 123, 126 Northcutt, Jeanie .. 74, 126, 117, 122 O,Neal, Dede ...... 74, 109, 117 O'Neil, Mike ................ 60 Olson, Gay ........ 60, 113, 123 Ordelheide, Fred ............ 60 Osnik, Susan .... .......... 7 4 Ostman, Linda . . . ........ . . 60 Overton, Amy ............... 74 Owen, Guy ..... .... 8 0, 85, 123 Parent, Lee .. ............ 74 Parent, Lynn ...... 60, 113, 126 Park, Sandy ................ 74 Parkhill, Bruce .... 80, 87, 93, 95 Parks, Beverly .......... 74, 122 Parman, Gwen . .. ..... 60, 109 Partridge, Susan .... .... 7 4, 126 Patrick, Hal .. .' ......... 80, 86 Payne, Charlie .......... 93, 95 Payne, Cindy ...... 74, 116, 126 Payne, Deiel .. 60, 109, 117, 118, 123 Payne, Martha .............. 60 Pearson, Shirlene .... 60, 109, 113 Peckham, James .. ......... 110 Penland, Paul . . . . . . 74, 127 Penn, Kay ....... ..... 7 4 Persful, David . . . .... . . 60 Perskin, Pam .. . .... 60, 114 Peters, Susan .. . .... 74, 116 Phillips, Dru .. ...... 74 Pierce, Cathie . . 60, 103, 104, 105, 116,119,120 Pinion, Kay .... 60, 118, 125, 126 Piper, John ................. 74 Pixley, Georgia . . 74, 109, 116, 120 Power, Merrillee ............. 74 Power, Robert ............ 60, 94 Preddy, Pam ............... 60 Priester, Steve .............. 74 Pugh, Bobby .... 74, 80, 86, 93, 95 Pugh, Linda ................ 60 Quist, Sharon .......... 60, 126 Rador, Ted .... . .. 74, 80, 84 Ragin, Steve . .... 75, 110 Ramey, Joyce .. 75 Read, Robin ........ 75, 83 110 Reidland, Mike .. Reschke, Diane . . 60, 80, 113, 116, 118 Reynolds, Richard .. 75, 93, 95, 120 Rice, Carolyn ...... 75, 113, 123 Richardson, Terry 75 Rider, Mike .... 60, 50, 57, 95, 95 Riley, Andy ................ 75 Ritz, Liz ........ Riley, Pam ............ 60, 119 Rittenberry, Gary . . 60, 80, 86, 104, 105, 126 75 Roberts, David . . .......... 75 Robinson, Chris ............. 75 Robinson, Mike .... 75, 94, 95, 113 Robinson, Shari ............. 75 Rodgers, Fred .......... 75, 110 Rodgers, Sally . . 60, 106, 107, 119 Root, Larry . . 60, 93, 95, 117, 119 Roper, Rick .. 60, 80, 85, 112, 127 Rosamond, Larry .... 75, 89, 90 Rosendahl, Greg .............. 75 Rosendahl, Marsha ........ 60, 114 Rosenthal, Joan ...... 61, 109, 117 Rothfus, Connie .......... 61 Rozell, Ronny ...... 61, 117, 127 Rudes, David .... ...... 7 5, 97 Runk, David ................ 61 Rusmisel, Dick ........ 61, 97, 98 Russell, John .. 61, 102, 113, 115, 119, 122 Rutledge, Phyllis .... 75, 116, 120 Ruyle, Dorothy .. .......... 61 Ruyle, Jerry .... 75, 127 Ruyle, Joyce ................. 75 Ryan, Danny ........ 75, 93, 95 Rye, Beth . . 61, 104, 105, 114, 117, 118 Saks, David ................. 61 Salmons, Sid ................ 61 Saxton, Sherida .......... 61, 113 Schor, Mark ........ 61, 107, 119 Schwartz, Andrea ............ 75 Scott, Mike ...... 61, 80, 85, 126 Seale, Rusty ............ 95, 97 Sears, Lonnie ............... 61 Seidel, Bruce .... ........ 6 1 Seltzer, Susan . . . . . . 61, 117 l4I ....... Shackelford, Frank Shakely, Judy .. 61, Shakely, Sam ....... Sharpe, Dawn ...... Sheffield, Mary .... Sherman, Pattie . . Shipley, Nancy .......... Shipp, Mary .......... 61, , Shoaf, Peter .................. Shoffit, Richard .... Sigel, David ..... Simmons, Kay . . . Simms, Cindi .... Simonson, Beth .... Simonson, Bruce ............ Sinclair, Barbara . .. Singer, Laurie . . 76, Skinner, Paul . . 61, 93, 95, 102, Cind Smith, y ....... Smith, Johnny ...... Smith, Susi .... Smith, Vickie . Sneed, Sandra Snow, Jay ..... . . . Snyder, Vicki . 61 102,119,123 61 61,117 ........118 ....113,115 75,108 113116 61 ....61 .....75 76 ....76,113 76 61, 125 107,109,122 107 61 ..61, 80, 86 76 76 61,102,115 76 Somerville, Pat ...... 61, 102, 115 Sorrells, Becky .......... 76, 109 Spain, Andy .......... 61, 93, 95 Spangler, Lynda ......... 61 123 mmmLmnmMm P 9 - a Spence, Wendel .... Spring, Susan . . . Srader, Ronnie . .. . Starr, Pam . . . Stasio, Drew ........ Steagall, Robert . . Stetter, Karen .... Stevens, Johnny ..... Stooksberry, Janice .. Stubblefield, Becky ...... 76, Sturgell, Darrell .... Sugarek, Sharon .... I42 110 61 76,94 61, 107 61, 112, 119 61, 127 109, 117, 120 62, 116 113 122 76, 112, 113 76, 102, 116, 123,126 Swan, Suzanne Taylor, 125 Chris .......... 76, 89, 91 Taylor, Cary .. 62, 80, 83, 104, 105 Taylor, Larry .. 62, 80, 87, 93, 94, 122 Taylor, Richard ............. 76 Taylor, Sharon .............. 62 Terry, Harry ............ 80, 87 Tidwell, Cynthia 62, 113, 116, 125 Tidwell, Dian ............... 76 Tindal, Gail . . . .......... . . 76 Tipps, Eugene ...... 76 Todd, Mike , .... 62, 115 Tompers, Lynn , .......... 62 Towell, .lay .......... 62, 93, 95 Towell, Margie ....... 62, 110 Tracey, Marcia . . 62, 103, 108, 109, 112, 116 Tracy, Colleen ............... 62 Tucker, Dennis Tulk, Penny ........ 76, 109, 117 Turet, Stephanie . . 76, 102, 109, 113, Underwood, Betty Underwood, Carol 117, 119, 120 62 76 Underwood, Jan .... 62, 104, 105, 117, 120 Vandermeulen, DeeDee . . 76, 109, 116, 120 Vaughan, Linda .. 76, 104, 105, 124 Victor, David .......... 62, 113 Wade, Doug . . . ......... . . 76 Wade, Martha ........ 77 Wagner, Bruce .......... 62 Wagner, Jay . . . .... 77, 80, 87 Wagner, Glenn ........... 62 Wallace, Karen .... 77, 107, 116 Walton, Susan .... 77, 115, 117, 118, 124 Waltzer, Susan . . . 77, -113 Warthan, Silky ..... 120 77 62 109 62 106, 124 119 77 119 118 63 124 123 63 Watson, Robert . . . . . . Watts, Marty .... ....... Watts, Mary ....... . . . 77, Weenick, Doug ............. Weinberg, Michael ...... 62, 107, Weinberger, Steve . . . . . . 62, Weintraub, Barbara ........... Weintraub, David . . . . . . 63, Welch, Jean ...... .... 7 7, Welsh, Richard .............. Wells, Cindy ........ 77, 110, Wesch, Lynn ...... West, Steve ................. Wheeler, Ellen .............. Whetstone, Gene . . 63, 80, 85, White Karen 113 94 , ................ 77 White, Linda .. 63, 109, 116, 120, 125 White, Pat .................. 63 Whited, Jim .. 63, 107, 117, 127 Whitehurst, Kathy .. 77, 118, 124, 126 Whiteside, Harry . . Whitmore, Susan .... ...--....- 77, 109, Whitt, Wayne .......... 77, Wilcox, Maxine . . . Wilkinson, Jim . . 63 Williams, Janie .... ,s0, ss, 94, 77, Wilson, Judy ...... ..... Wilson, Randall .... Wilson, Alan ..... Wimmers, Chris .... . . Witt, Cheryl ...... Wolfe, Sharon .... Wood, Cecelia .... 63, 63, 77, Woodman, Jack .... Woody, Janice .... Worley, Bill ..... 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