White Oak High School - Roughneck Yearbook (White Oak, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1972 volume:

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And, finally it's being able to think back and remember that throughout the whole year, ‘‘Spirit Led.”’ ‘ 3 ‘ ll De es | f r : d on Student Life ..:.......... 0 Cae he 4 Academics .................5%% Athletics”. .... 0. eee oh uct etl O ) 2) om = oP) — H rou o aN 3 rey a , i, MR RS tie eh NO trate ‘lementary And Junior High ....146 ion Relaxat x . ox O44... weet. | . 18. 1} Og Ves 3 Ot ae i, r) J A a V7 i) y F AWA A xs a hcl Pte Cael heh if ‘“D a) MA, POV FY ee ae . . . the animal = a wes cod ap he! uc ¢ . . . the ambitious . . . the pained fee . . . the diners eae Ga OR Fr oe: i « eae -_- PiPmeses pee i Se Sy a at CMs iti “ oe Gina SS) eet ea at PO ARR NROT TAT Student Life 13 Annual Signing Party; Signals Start Of New Year School started two weeks earlier this year, and that did not make coming back any easier. However, lively events like the Annual Signing Party helped to relieve the heart- break of lost freedom, short hair, and back to work drudgery. Mrs. Porter doesn't seem to have caught the spirit of things. What? No more cokes! eal Aha! Caught you again, Randy! 14 Pw T- eR Senior boys were the first of the football boys to be recognized. a ean = - A fantastic crowd of friends, families, and well wishers a gathered at Amerada Park to give the Roughnecks a No. 1 Don Wayt seems ready to faint from hunger. send off for a No. 1 season. With Coach Griffin handling the introductions of the team and cheerleaders, the Quarterback Club showed once again their fine cooking talents, and also, once again, the ‘71 football team showed their talent at Kick-Off Supper; packing it away. First Success Of Season Krach Griffin made several introductions before Cheerleaders were recognized and finally persuaded to stand still long enough for a picture. | Itime. Be Mae ‘ : cea pe ETO EN Marilyn sits for a fireside portrait. AW c © ® o a ° Qa ° ts = 5 Vv c © © CG at school. Reigns As hite Oak With an overwhelming vote by the Student Body, Marilyn Frazier was elected to serve as the 1971-72 Miss White Oak. As Miss White Oak, Marilyn competed in the Miss Gregg County Contest and garnered Second Runner-Up. The students and faculty are ol like mind in declaring Miss Marilyn Frazier the most beautiful repre- sentative of our school. Marilyn holds run-through sign as Usherette duty. am hn ) A pair of beauties on campus. Master and Mistress of Ceremonies: ANDY HALLFORD and Queew Douiete CATHERINE GOSS. Bh Ted QUEEN DONIECE and KING KELCY. PRINCESS CINDI ADKINSON PRINCE MORRIS FERRELL 18 ie a aa Ie REED TERRI EUDY and DONNA BRANTLEY and SABRINA JETT and DON WAYT TERRY HOPE RICKY HUGHES Creighton Reigns As '71-72 Halloween Queen LYNN PERRYMAN and CYNDI GESKE and CONNIE LATTING and RORY PENDLETON ROKKY MULLIKIN BEN TAYLOR Juniors Present Carnival And Coronation Under the direction of Mr. Glenn Grosdidier and Mrs. Edith Heard, the 1971-72 White Oak Halloween Carni- val and Coronation were presented by the junior class in fine fashion. The whole show is put on as a money-rais- ing project for the Junior-Senior Ban- quet and Prom. The 1971-72 Hallow- een Queen was Miss Doniece Creigh- ton and the princess was Miss Cyndi Adkinson. Baby content winners are: Ist runner up, Tony Baldridge with Lonny Baldridge; and Scott Creighton with Randy Richardson. Kien) ae Kim Clay and Tish Bratton do their Beverly Boss proves that a micro- Randy Dickson, Angie Pendleton, and Steve Reynolds serenade the thing; whatever it is. phone isn't necessary for a good _ audience. vocalist. The Fourth Dimension provided musical entertainment, or was it? one. Students Provide Entertainment The cheerleader’s skit showed what is really learned in school. Rickey Raborn, as the Balloon Man, proved to be the sen- sation of the whole show. E. J. Lewis of Louisiana Tech was the featured speaker for the banquet. The Football Banquet Gave Honors Where They Were Due The 1971-72 cheerleaders were honored for their outstanding support of the team. Banquet Honors Successful Season The 1971-72 White Oak Football team was outstand- ing and any event honoring them would be by, neces- sity, outstanding. This year’s Football Banquet certainly lived up to those standards. It was the culmination of an exciting, successful, and satisfying year. Five months of hard work, for this? he Mee ay . i Cyndi Adkinsow Aud Hugh Hasley Richard Smith And Pemy Wilsow Mike Barber Aud Debbie White % 2 PSS 7 anne KK ¢ 6006 4% 9% eK ent SSX 9 (X) % ( Vv v 7 % v we Dowe Deuce And BL) Grifhiw Wee ee ee i | 4 ‘ Richard Terry Aud Paw Rebou ONE-ACT PLAY: Mike Dance, Catherine Goss, Miss Bowerman, Cathy Baker, Rick Adkins, Jimmy Harp, Bill Griffin. UIL: An Exciting Aspect Of Academic Life TYPING: Beverly Voss, Timilee Graves, Cindy Tuel, Mrs. Heard, Sabrina Jett, Catherine Goss, Rhonda Dance. A Field For _ Broadening Interests SHORTHAND: Pam Raborn, Mrs. Heard, Susan Spruell, Cyndi Adkinson, Penny Wilson. | | : | SLIDE RULE: Doniece Creighton, Wiley Thomas, Richard Cavel, Robert Newsom, Cur- tis Blakenship, Dicky Griffin, Curtis Smith, Ward Martindale, Mr. Grosdidier, Gil Mar- tin. Striving For Achievement READY WRITING: Ben Taylor, Richard Terry, Royce Reed, Mrs. Porter. PROSE: Marilyn Fraizer, Glenda Criss, Cindy Cavel, Steve Reynolds, Claudetta Hunt, Angela Mosley, Terry JOURNALISM: Bill Griffin, Connie Cloud, Mrs. Porter. an ey, Richard : 43 4; 9% oo e ‘i is 3 ey cine | = SCIENCE: Mr. Ritter, Cheri Darby, James Alexander, Jimmy Hasl Terry, David Neal, Andy Hallford, Dale Silvertooth. , PERSUASIVE SPEAKING: Beverly Voss, James Massey, Debbie White, Mrs. Hasley. iil Hl A Source Of School Pride INFORMATIVE SPEAKING: Ricky Raborn, Kevin Edmond Mike Browning, Mrs. Hasley. —— erie pe peryr Tee-1N7 SPELLING: Karen Payne, Kate Kutch, Cyndi Adkinson, Mrs. Singletary, Denise Hallford, Kathy Richardson, Pam Voss. DEBATE: Rick Adkins, Mrs. Dyess, Marty Warren, Mark Jobe. UIL Provides Academics Com petition ' bee Laura Suiter, ee gel eae ford, Catherine Goss, Kelly Shaw. And A Chance To Prove Yourself NUMBER SENSE: George Cloud, Cheryl Smith, Steve Martindale, Terry Reynolds, Mr. Grosdidier, Debra Trent, David Neal. STATE QUALIFIERS: Claudetta Hunt and Timilee Graves. REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: Mike Barber, Marwin Adams, Steve Martindale, Richard Terry, Keith Pannel, Steve Reynolds, Dicky Bedford, Andy Hallford, Bill Griffin, Claudetta Hunt, Steve Terry, Richard Smith, Cyndi Adkinson, Paul Dowell, Rhonda Dance, Don Wayt, Rokky Mullikin, Connie Cloud, Wendell Pruitt. Regional And State Qualifiers Prove Their Abilities Once Again TRACK STATE QUALIFIERS: Hugh Hasley, manager, Rokky Mullikin, Coach Bratton, Don Wayt, Steve Terry, Coach Atkins, Danny Burch, Marwin Adams, Wendell Pruitt, Paul Dowell, Mike Barber, Richard Smith. ro “a A FRESHMEN: George Cloud, Patty Dickson, Terry Reynolds, Pam Voss, SOPHOMORES: Steve Martindale, Susan Sigmon, Mike Browning, Don- James Alexander, Nina Tuel, Ben Taylor, Jamie Pruitt, Mike Dance, Karen iece Creighton, Kelcy Warren, Kate Kutch, Keith Pannell, Cindy Tuel, Davis, Robert Newsom. Dicky Griffin, Kathy Richardson, Ward Martindale, Karen Payne, Wylie Thomas, Jimmy Hasley. DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS: Patty Wilson, Homemaking Award; Penny Wilson, DAR, Homemaking Award; Rich- ard Terry, Science, English, Social Studies Awards; Claudetta Hunt, Speech; Debbie White, Speech; Bill Griffin, Journalism; Cindy Atkins, DAR, Business Award; Pam Raborn, Math; Jimmy Martin, Industrial Arts; Susan Spruell, Bausch-Loumb Award; Karen Payne, Foreign Languages Award. Mr. Melvin Munn, of ‘“‘Life Line Freedom Talks ’ spoke at the Scholastic Day Assem- bly. Mr. Delbert Bright spoke to the Scholars at the Banquet that evening. JUNIORS: Sabrina Jett, Cheri Darby, Rhonda Dance, Steve Reynolds, Martha Walker, Catherine Goss, Brenda Turner. | | Way America? oa Don't look at me, | didn’t teach her to eat like that. s ¥¥ SENIORS: Donna Dance, Claudetta Hunt, Penny Wilson, Bill Griffin, Sher- ron Henson, Pam Raborn, Hugh Hasley, Patty Wilson, Susan Spruell, Marty Rizzo, Cyndi Adkinson, Debbie White, Richard Terry. Larry Johnson entertained at the awards cere- mony. | J seenetecr [ snciirrpon a jdt Ls | ce ddagk lieij oe | bd a+ Te. an ies Honored Special Oak eee Memphis All right! Dress those ranks! One at a time! Memphis Trip Brings Excitement And Fun It's a lightening rod, ignorant one, what If you think that I'm going to allow all this, you're did you think it was? crazy. Brad Shaw packed everything, including the kitchen sink. 39 FR amen linn ess RNa Se Those are definitely not regulation fatigues, private! The 1972-73 Student Council officers are Doniece Creighton, trea- surer; Cathy Baker, secretary; Terry Reynolds, 2nd vice-president; Randy Dickson, vice-president; Steve Reynolds, president. Student Council Skits Lend A Change Of Pace Each year the candidates for Student Council offices present themselves and their ideas to the student body at large through skits and speeches presented in a pro- gram set aside for that purpose. This program is more than an exercise of amateur acting and rhetoric. It gives the Student Body a chance to meet and understand the people who will lead them throughout the next year. AEP COR LAP PD SESSLOONS TA On et 5 RA AREAL EAP GEL TELE 9.54 Ain't no way, man, no way! Skits Provide Fun And Moments For Serious Consideration The Goss-Voss Traveling Medicine Show, Gets it on. So that's what you think, eh, Raborn? Oh Lord, give me strength. . . a ee Sean ere - — - Ay a S ; j yal an 2 5 Andy Hallford served as Master of Cere- Debbie White and Dicky Bedford uncovered some Bill Griffin and Pam Raborn read the monies. not too pleasant situations in the Senior Memories. cherished possessions which Seniors willed to the Juniors. ET TTT Gay Paree Comes To White Oak | | | | ie aS Connie Cloud presented Junior Class sponsor, Mrs. Edith Heard, with a token of their appreciation. Se i. 7 : = a. rod aes j oa =: : a SG more ge : a a The juniors sang?? a song. Tommy, if you make one more move to- ward my ham,. . . Senior sponsors, Tommy and Shirley Atkins, received well-deserved gifts from the Senior Class in appreciation of their four years of hard work and patience. With The First State Bank doing the honors, the 1972 Jun- ior-Senior Banquet and Prom proved to be a great success. The junior sponsors, Mr. Grosdidier and Mrs. Heard, showed their planning abilities to be first class and their hard work to be much appreciated. 5 S24 od Lae BET Tg i Bark z vis ey ie 2 moe ye get Sioa Pi Don't look at me, they were on sale! A Night Of Memories Would you believe, Muscle Beach? Senior Week: The End Of The Beginning Bs ier ee. Richard Cavel takes deadly aim. If you think the back of his head is funny, you ought to see the front. Eating, Dancing, Eating, Swimming, Eating, Bowling, Eating, Traveling Coach Atkins entertained everyone with his hilarious (?) Cajun jokes. Wait a minute, | think | lost something. The closer he gets the better she gets. See my Championship Ping-Pong trophy. Would you believe, Muscle Beach? Senior Week: The End Of The Beginning reigns Richard Cavel takes deadly aim. If you think the back of his head is funny, you ought to see the front. Eating, Dancing, Eating, Swimming, Eating, Bowling, Eating, Traveling Coach Atkins entertained everyone with his hilarious (?) Cajun jokes. Wait a minute, | think | lost something. The closer he gets the better she gets. See my Championship Ping-Pong trophy. Beauty, beauty . . . and the beast!! What, me cheat!! Seniors Stage Final Pranks Rick demonstrates the flawless style that In ior class. Get ready, here they come with those blasted water guns. They're coming to take you away, ishlight ior Week Graduation — H pany SA SEATS food Of Sen ret t going to get along. This tassel and me just aren The final bit of preparation. - The last walk. . A moment of contemplation. MR. E. B. CARRINGTON Superintendent Any organization, from school sys- tems to the National Government, needs a governing body of men and women to supervise the daily opera- tions of that organization. White Oak is no different. The administration of a school is charged with responsibility of setting up the guidelines under which the school must operate. The seven members of the school board, the su- perintendent, and our elementary and high school principals all deserve ap- preciation and support. Administration Provides Leadership i School board members are: Jerry Northcut, Phil Barnhill, R. L. Williamson, B. L. Taylor, Jimmy Embry, Hugh Warren, Leonard White, E. B. Carrington. High School Principal ROBERT PROCTCR Principals Plan, Co-Ordinate School Activities Elementary Principal Kid Peery and Matt Proctor seem ready for action, MRS. JUDY MEREDITH MRS. LEE DOBY Secretary to Elementary Principal JOHNNY HANDY B.B.A., University of Texas; Tax Assessor MRS. MALVINA HOWARD B.A., University of Texas; Secre- tary to Superintendent JAMES LAIN B.S., M.Ed., East Texas State University Business aueene Nerina ee Personnel Secretary to High School Princi- pal Mr. Lain enjoys the first of his fifty-six daily cUps of coffee. | knew | should have pushed the A key instead of the D key. MRS. LOIS BARLOW R.N., School Nurse MRS. LUCILLE CLARK B.A., Butler College, M.S., East Texas State University; Assistant Li- brarian MRS. ALENE GOETZ B.A., English North Texas State, N.A.L.S. University of Denver MRS. NANNIE JOHNSON B.S., Stephen F. Austin State Univer- sity; Remedial Reading BOB PEERY B.S., M. Ed., East Texas State Uni- versity; Counselor Special Services MRS. DELLA RUTH PITTS Library Clerk Mrs. Goetz seems to be a bit distracted. I've heard of smoking a grapevine, but. . . ? Vocational And Fine Arts | i i me ements Band directors seem happy after another outstanding performance. Mrs. Mathis displays painting which won first place at the Gregg County Fair. MRS. SHARON DYESS B.S., Stephen F. Austin State Univer- sity; Homemaking RONALD R. FERGUSON B.M., Stephen F. Austin University; Band MRS. JANET HASLEY A.S., East Texas Baptist College; Business and Social Studies MRS. EDITH HEARD B.A., North Texas State University, M.Ed., East Texas State University; Business MRS. NORMA LACY B.M.Ed., M.M.Ed., North Texas State Uni- versity; Elementary Music MRS. DONNA MATHIS B.F.A., Stephen F. Austin; Art, Reading and Spelling MR. GENE PARKER B.S., Jarvis Christian College; Band MR. MICKY ROGERS B.S., M.Ed., East Texas State University Language Arts And Language Studies MISS GLENDA BOWERMAN B.S., North Texas State Univ.; Eng- lish Il, Il, Speech MRS. MARY HERRON B.A., M.A., East Texas State Univ.; Junior High English MRS. DELILAH MYERS B.A., S.F., A.S.U.; English 1, Il, Im- provement Reading MRS. VERA PORTER B.A., Baylor Univ., M.Ed., S.F.A.S.U.; English IV, Journalism MRS. MARGUERITE SINGLETARY B.A., Colorado College; French, Eng- lish I ee With shoes like that, there ain't no way you're gonna be on my Christmas list! | saw you put something in my coffee. ; P.E., Science, Math And History Now you get yours, boll weevil. MRS. SHIRLEY ATKINS B.A., M.Ed., S.F.A.S.U.; P.E., Health, Athletics TOMMY ATKINS B.S., M.Ed., S.F.A.S.U.; History, Health, Athletics SID BRATTON B.S., S.F.A.S.U.; History, Athletics MIKE CROSSLAND B.S.E., Oklahoma Christian College; Math, Athletics ANDY GRIFFIN B.S., University of Corpus Christi; Math, Athletic Direc- tor GLEN GROSDIDIER B.A., Sam Houston State College, M.Ed., W.T.S.U.; Math JAMES JOHNS B.S., S.F.A.S.U.; Science, Biology, Athletics MIKE POTTER B.A., S.F.A.S.U.; Social Studies, Athletics WILLIAM RITTER ‘B.A., M.A., Arizona State Univ.; Science, Chemistry, Physics Listen Barbara, one foot in front of Aren't you glad you use Dial? the other, works every time. MRS. MARTHA MRS. LOUISE BRELSFORD MISS ALBERTINE GANDY MRS. LINDA GRIFFIN ANDERSON B.S., N.T.S.U.; First Grade B.S., M.Ed., S.F.A.S.U.; B.S., Sam Houston St.; B.S., Sam Houston St., Fourth Grade Fourth Grade First Grade Elementary MISS EVELYN HARRIS MRS. PATSY HOLLOWAY MRS. SUE KING MRS. SHARON KRUSE MRS. MARY LAIN B.S., M.Ed., Hardin-Sim- B.S., La. Tech, Lamar 8B.S., N.T7.S.U.; Sixth B.S., Univ. of Houston; B.A., M.Ed., E.7.S.U.; Fifth mons Univ., N.1.S.U.; Tech; Fifth Grade Grade Second Grade Grade Fourth Grade ms Dy i ‘ MISS MELISSA MASON MISS ANTIONETTE MRS. ROSEMARY PARKS MRS. MILDRED PEERY MRS. BRENDA B.S., Texas State Univ.; MEGGINSON B.S., Texas Tech Uhniv.; B.S., M.Ed., E.T.S.U.; PRITCHARD Second Grade B.S., E.T. Bapt. C., M.Ed., | Second Grade Third Grade B.S., Univ. of Oklahoma; E.T.S.U.; First Grade Third Grade MRS. JUNE REYNOLDS B.S., S.F.A.S.U.; Social Studies, Reading, Spell MRS. COTHELIA ROE B.S., M.S., E.T.S.U.; Kindergarten MRS. MARY NAN ROGERS B.S., M.S., E.T.S.U.; Fifth Grade BILL ROGERS B.S., E.T.S.U.; Sixth Grade MRS. MARY THOMAS B.S., M.S., E.T.S.U.; Kindergarten Elementary MRS. BEVERLY WEST B.F.A., Newcomb College of Tu- lane Univ., M.Ed., E.T.S.U.; Sixth Grade MRS. PAT WOOD B.S., Midwestern Univ.; Third Grade bE a: ces°r4 (4 t.. You know, that just might be a silvercrested Laplander pigeon! You just thought | didn't see you. | CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Joyce Bates, Mrs. Allie Kirk, Mrs. Peggy Capps, Mrs. Cecil Grif- MRS. EVA HUTCHINS fin, Mrs. Madelyn Alford, Mrs. Doris Hughes. Cafeteria Manager MAINTENANCE: J. Lee Mcintyre, Joe Barham, Raphus Allen, Victor Keck, Daniel Lester, Mrs. Elma Criddle, Clarence Hola- man. AY. 3. Lee Cafeteria Janitors, Bus Drivers BUS DRIVERS: Bill Adkinson, Chloe Bumpas, Hilton Alford, Leon Patrick, Melvin Bates, Eugene Doby. . M4 i, fe Ry ie © : a eres a2 4 a fol ae 5 on! ne ? EL ig ans ; ‘ Pom, - Sea RE ee : ¥ tag ey hy eet a a rll mee, bs SS eS. we re te ee A a The 1971 Quarter-Finalists They Said It Couldn't Be Done Coaches Atkins and Griffin plan the point of attack for the Roughnecks. . it couldn’t be done . . . too few regulars . . . too little . not good enough . . . new leaders . . . same goals. . . more pride . . . more determination . . . rated No. 2. . . Class A team. . . West Rusk . . . a toe proved the margin. . . quite a few doubts . . . Whitehouse . . . and confidence . . . Pewitt . . a set of horns . . . Mustangs get bucked . . . Panthers pant out. . . ‘‘the game”’. . . Arp and a cake walk. . . Eagles exterminated . . . Maroon Machine is on the move . . . Troup and excitement . . . Union Grove . . . first shutout. . . Timp- son and bi-district . . . a second shutout ... Kerens...a regional crown . . . Barbers Hill and quarter finals . . . again . . . Machine sputters . . . Machine stops . . . it couldn't be done? . . . well it was. . . . An Offense WEST RUSK . . . Raiders in Roughneckland . . . Smith opens with a 74 yard kickoff re- turn . . . Barber scores first touchdown of the season ... PAT kick by Kutch... Kutch hits for three . . . from 33 yards out . . . fumbles . . . Raiders punch the ball over . . . two point conversion . . . good . . not enough. . . 10-8. WHITEHOUSE ... Machine opens new package .. . first possession .. . Pruitt blasts for six . . . PAT kick by Kutch. . . Smith caught ... for a safety 7-2 . . Barber intercepts ... 65 yard runback : Kotchein fog meePAl .6.)5 21-20. Mullikin from the 8. . . Kutch adds the PAT Soe. GO-2 ens. ee WVNGCoISATy. e087 O-yord bomb ... PAT — good... 35-9... “The Rock’. . . 35 yards . . . touchdown . . Kutch and the PAT 42-9 . . . Mullikin . . . PAT sails true . . . Mullikin . . . 138 yards rushing. . . 49-9. PAUL PEWITT .. . First game ... away from home. . . old rivalry . . . Barber runs . touchdown . . . PAT kick . . . good ...7-0.... Pruitt from the 1. . . Brah- mas... 78 yard drive . . . PAT sails true . 14-7... . Barber and a touchdown . . . PAT kick . . . 21-7... . Barber from the one . . . PAT kick with a golden toe . 28-7 ... halftime . . . Brahmas in the third . . . touchdown ... PAT kick � «good. ..2No.3 is won) 4. 20-14, OVERTON ... . first district game . . . first step . . . a Mustang . . . undefeated. . . Bates pounces on a fumble .. . Barber goes in on a sweep ... PAT by “The Toe’. . . Terry and the bomb ... PAT powered by Kutch . . . Mustangs . . . 70 yards in 11 plays . . . Smith returns a punt . . . 85 yards and a touchdown . . . PAT with a kick . . . Machine drives 97 yards . . . PAT, of course . . . Smith... three interceptions and a punt return . . . 28-7 5 steD NG Wate: Paul Dowell goes for broke after a sizeable gain on a pass reception. ey oe. Danny Burch (No. 3) sheds an Overton blocker as he shows how it is supposed to be done. tories And The District Is Tied The art of gang tackling is shown by three Roughnecks against Paul Pewitt. Rokky Mullikin turns on the juice against Arp. The charge of the Roughneck brigade against New Diana. Four Big Steps o a ;— 7 i] Fullback, Randy Dickson, runs all alone against the New Diana Eagles. SPRING HILL . . . speaking of feuds... Barber rambles 43 yards . . . Pruitt falls in from the one. . . 13-0. . . Barber sprints ine eee ls yoras-rune.s 2. 20-07. --oPan- ther score on a mistake . . . 20-8. . . for- get mistakes . . . 3 plays covers 75 yards . Pruitt scampers for 36 and a touch- down. . . Handy finds a fumble . . . Bar- ber scores on a 30 yard run. . . 35-8. . Barber excels for step No. 2. ARP ... another undefeated team ... ‘Barber and the 80 yard quarterback sneak . PAT. . . Pruitt and a plunge. . . PAT 14-0 halftime . .. Barber intercepts . 64 yard return... PAT 21-0... White recovers Tiger miscue . . . Pruitt and another plunge . . . 27-0. . . Tigers deny total embarrassment . . . Step No. 3 in the bag. . . 27-6. NEW DIANA .. . and still another unde- feated team. . . Pruitt for the first six... Barber and an 80 yard punt return . . . two point conversion . . . 14-0 . . . Barber to Dowell ... PAT... 21-0 ... Eagles drop a bomb. . . TD and two points . 21-8 . . . Necks punt . . . Smith and his magic takeaway. . . TD. . . PAT by Kutch . . . 28-8 . . . Barber and his punt returns ae OFAYOOMD oy4FAl) by:0.4008. 2. No. 4 by 35-8. TROUP . . . and yet another winning team . . . Kutch and his amazing field goal. . . White recovers . . . halfback option pass fens OMith TOLL GllVorns oi) Dee Al oan aoe 10-0 . . . Smith plunges in... PAT... 17-0... Tigers in vain. .. TD... 17-6 . . . No. 5 and a long wee k ahead. . . SABINE . . . mistakes . . . Mullikin and six . PAT by Kutch . . . Sabine marches . . . TD and two points... 7-8. . . Sa- bine again . . . TD and two points . . . 7- 16... halftime . . . Kutch and a true field goal .. . 10-16 . . . McAlexander blocks punt. . . Pruitt plunges in. . . 17-16... Smith on a sneak ... PAT... 24-16 . . . Terry intercepts . . . Pruitt crosses over . . . PAT with a smile. . . 31-16. . . dis- trict almost in the bag. . . UNION GROVE .. . ata lion’s den... McAlexander blocks punt. . . Bedford picks up the pigskin. ..TD...PAT... 7(:, .)..Lionsalose oar. «01. eA ... 140. . . Roughnecks want all of the championship ... TD... PAT... and the championship ends on a_ touchdown yr 2 7-Obe tirst. shutout 77 ea time ator the showers . . . 19-A champions. TIMPSON .. . bi-district . . . the Bears . at Henderson . . . Barber for the first six . . . PAT with a toe. . . Barber on the same play ...TD.. . PAT by the Kutch ... 14-0... Barber bombs Dowell... TD... 20-0... Mullikin and a 21 yard touchdown . . . Barber for two . . . 28-0 . Smith makes six ... Kutch and a point. . . 35-0. . . bi-district . . . for the Roughnecks. KERENS .. . regional . . . at Jacksonville . . . Bobcats score on the punt team... . PAT. ..7-0.. . Mullikin from the 8... PAT by Kutch . . . Barber to Dowell . . . Kutch, who else? ... 14-7 ... Barber runs: 82: yards ). , 210) ,.ccsP Alper eee te? . . . Kutch and a field goal 24-7 . . . Bar- ber to Terry ... TD... PAT by Kutch . . . 31-7... . Barber to Smith screen pass ste ID as ss Kutch @- 35-7er ee barber falls in from the one... 44-7 ... re- gional champs. BARBERS HILL. . . in Longview . . . an old nemesis . . . Kutch scores first. . . 11 yard field goal. . . 3-0. . . Eagles go 52 yards in Livplays... .. 21D PAT 7 -Seee, an interception . . . Eagles fly in . . . PAT .. . 14-3... . the tears came with the rain . . the number 13 catches up again. . . a lot of whys. . . a lot of ifs . . . a lot of statistics . . . a lot of mistakes ... but these do not score points . . . there is al- ways hope. . . and next year. Rokky Mullikin goes in for the touchdown behind Royce Reed's block against | Sabine. A Heartstopper, District Richard Smith breaks away against Kerens. Mike Barber sheds a would-be tackler against Bar- ber Hill. Easy Wins, Heartbreak Steve Terry shows his running ability in a bi-district clash against Timpson. STEVE TERRY All-District DANNY BURCH All-District MORRIS FERRELL coal ECKS ‘= ROUGH moe EDWARD BATES DICKY BEDFORD MIKE BARBER All-District All-District All-District All-State All-America United They Stood United They Won TOM WHITE All-District ROUGHNECKS ROGER GARNER BILL GRIFFIN TONY HANDY DON WAYT RICHARD SMITH PAUL DOWELL MIKE ROWAN All-District All-District All-District All-District All-State All-State Honorable Mention Those Who Coached And (llustrated COACH SID BRATTON KYLE KUTCH JIMMY MARTIN MIKE McALEXANDER ROYCE REED RANDY DICKSON TOMMY GRAVES RICK HART WENDALL PRUITT All-District All-District All-District Honorable Mention STEVE REYNOLDS DALE SILVERTOOTH MAX BEALL MIKE BROWNING All-District Those Who Will Be Back To Win Next Year KELCY WARREN DAVIS WINGO ROKKY MULLIKIN i =F ‘wc ROUCEEIS eS — 10 ;55 Glug 8} aa ‘ ( ; a th 1 ail! eR THE 1971-72 JUNIOR VARSITY. Jayvees: A Chance And A Dream . the dummies . . . who play. . . as the opponent . . . lots of hustle . . . little publicity . . . but a chance . to win. . . great effort. . . win a few. . . lose a few... hustle pays off . . . work does wonders . never quit. . . it is against the rules . . . keep up that wonderful dream . . . of being winners . . . next year. Hunter Mullikin illustrates the art of field goal kicking. 1972 District 19-A North Zone Champs Opponent Grand Saline Athens J.V. Boles Home Mineola Pine Tree Gladewater West Rusk Hawkins Winona Hawkins Karnack Spring Hill Hawkins Spring Hill New Diana Union Grove Sabine Whitehouse Spring Hill New Diana Union Grove Sabine Winona Troup Troup ... late start ... four returning lettermen ... three days of practice . . . Emory Rains Tourney . . . consola- tion . . . Pine Tree Tourney ...a bomb... FCA Tour- ney ... champions . . . work, work, work .. . district ... Spring Hill and New Diana fall . . . Union Grove bites into defeat. . . Sabine. . . the taste of defeat is no good. ..shoot...dribble. . . work. . . second round ... Spring Hill, New Diana and Union Grove fall .. . Barber sets scoring record. . . Sabine. . . a taste of suc- cess . . . zone championship won . . . Troup and district . . . best two out of three . . . two bad first halves .. . second half comebacks . . . not enough . . . a long way and so close . . . and yet denied . . . maybe next year. MIKE BARBER All-District Captain The Hustlers That Led The Champions RICHARD SMITH DICKY BEDFORD All-District All-District Captain Honorable Mention And Of Course The 1972 Basketball Sweetheart MIKE McALEXANDER All-District Honorable Mention if rye vy AL AEs BILL GRIFFIN STEVE REYNOLDS All-District Three _ =e Quick ye) Zone UY� Victories, Then The Cardinals And Defeat ROGER GARNER ANDY HALLFORD Mike McAlexander banks for two. RIC HART A Tipoff And The Air Of Confidence With the confidence of Jerry West, Richard Smith bangs in two Mike Barber goes up for the initial tip-off in the championship game for the Roughnecks. against Sabine. The Jr. Varsity: A Time To Prepare Opponent Grand Saline Spring Hill New Diana Union Grove Sabine Whitehouse Hawkins Union Grove Spring Hill New Diana Union Grove Sabine . time work pays off .. . five . . first. . . Gilmer . no results . . . a dream . . on the varsity. . . the season opens. . for the fundamentals straight wins . . . close zone race . tourney . . . lot of hustle. . . . . for next year . . six straight loss . . Rory Pendleton shots for two against Sabine. Mike Browning goes up high on a jump shot. Preparation And A Dream For Varsity Hunter Mullikin plays ballet while making two. THE 1971-72 LADY ROUGHNECKS The Lady Necks: A Race For District . work... desire. . . few points . . . district opens... awin.. . excitement. . . desire increases . . . zone race in turmoil . . . defeat. . . desire. . .a win. . . zone race in further turmoil . . . two defeats . . . second place . . . not to be ashamed. . . three seniors . . . Vicki Green, Claudetta Hunt and Patty Wilson named all-district . . . a tradition is built . for next year. VICTORIA GREEN DEBBIE WHITE CLAUDETTA HUNT All-District Captain All-District Captain PATTY WILSON PEGGY GREEN All-District CHERI DARBY CATHERINE GOSS BEVERLY VOSS THE 1971-72 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. B-Team: Experience, The Best Teacher . . . the initial effort . . . desire to win. . . but defeat. . . more work. ers all. . . fundamentals . . . game experience . . . a valuable lesson . ipants . . . next year’s winners. The Managers ' : Fee, sae 15 ” ae te PAE yee , = eee A Bas te oe Virginio Pruitt ond Lonel) Wilbou . . yet heartbreak- . . this year’s partic- et ee i, CES VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: Merita Foirriestier, Barbara Smith, Claudetta Hunt, Pam Raborn, Mrs. Atkins, Brenda Turner, Cheri Darby, Patty Wilson, Preeta Weed, Victoria Green, Debbie White, Peggy Green, Judy Henderson. | Volleyball Adds A Little Competition . Just a little competition . . . a whole lot of hustle . practice . . . Mrs. Atkins . . . and clan. . . games . win a few... lose a few. . . Raborn. . . Darby . hustle . . . District tourney . . . defeat . . . despair . but a bright spot. . . next year. EN ba Pam Raborn jumps high to spike the ball back over the net. 83 Desire Earns Class A Track Championship UPPER: The 1972 Class A State Champs proudly display the season's trophies. CENTER: The sprint relay team placed first at the state meet with a 42.5 clock- ing. LOWER: The mile relay's fourth place finish at the state meet assured the Necks of the championship. On the winners stand at the State Meet in Austin are the Class A champions, The White Oak Roughnecks. The Feeling Of Being Number One | The first running event, the sprint relay, proved to be worth 20 points to the Necks. . . off the hardwood ... onto the Grasstex ... same old hands . . . a little more desire . . . for every championship . . . begin with the A K Relays. . .a good day . . . Roughneck Relays . . . just (?) 157 points . . . the Gilmer Buckeye Relays . . . 112 points ee rabatber... +c. omith . +. Dowell...) Wayt: . . Adams. . . Burch. . . of course, Kutch supply a little muscle . . . the District Meet. . . Barber against Frank- lin . . . Wayt against Gillispie . . . Smith against the clock . . . sprint relay . . . mile relay . . . everyone seems to win ... 192 points worth ... everyone heads for the showers . . . Edgewood Regional Qualifi- ers Meet . . . 70 points and a few more trophies . Regional Meet .. . at Kilgore . . . Smith wins... Barber, ten stitches and all . . . wins . . . sprint relay wins . . . Dowell takes second . . . Wayt takes second . . . 82 points wins the meet . . . State Qualifiers in Pasadena . . . produces 18 points . . . State Meet in Austin . . . Dowell places third in pole vault . . . the sprint relay takes the front . . . Barber’s 14.4 wins first . . . Smith holds onto second . . . the mile relay sup- plies all that is needed . . . White Oak is the winner of Class A... 54 points . . . five new school records . a lot of desire . . . the right coaching . . . and there was no way that White Oak could be beaten. 85 Paul Dowell soars over the 13’6” barrier. POLE VALUTERS: Paul Dowell, Richard Smith and Kelcy Warren. Field Events And Early Points eXN0 HIGH JUMPERS: Steve Reynolds, Mike Barber and WEIGHTMEN: Rick Hart, Edward Bates, Max Beall, Mike McAlexander, Dale Mike McAlexander. Silvertooth and Don Wayt. INTERMEDIATE HURDLERS: Paul Robinson, Ricky Moss, Hunter SPRINTERS: Marwin Adams, Kyle Kutch, and Wendell Pruitt. Mullikin, Tony Handy and Mike Browning. Running Events Produce Champions MIDDLE DISTANCE MEN: Dicky Bedford, Mike Browning, MILERS: Donny Allen, Mike Rowan, and Willie Wesley. Tommy Graves and Dan Kemph. Coaches and members of the 1972 tennis team are Mrs. Atkins, Pendleton, White, Grif- fin, Jett, Pannell, Darby, Meadows, Raborn, Bates, Voss, Blankenship and Griffin. Netters Volley Into Second Place ..a little warm weather . . . and tennis. . . a little work . . . a lot of hustle. . . a few bright spots . . . a few surprises . . . practice. . . serving. . . volleying . . . a match. . . learn through experience . . . the district meet Meet . . . boys’ doubles . . . Pendleton and Griffin . . . lose a heartbreaker . . . take second... girls’ singles . two make a big noise . . . Pannell and Meadows . . . win first round . . . Pannell adds a surge . . . wins the whole match . . . a champion . . . Spring Hill takes overall . . . Necks place second. . . young team. . . ready for a strong next year. ee a cane te ay Si te id PS i Bis a ag J | 5S we a eee j a a a = pi eee : = et BOYS’ SINGLES: Keith Pannell GIRLS’ SINGLES: Debbie White BOYS’ DOUBLES: Rory Pendleton and Dicky Griffin. GIRLS’ DOUBLES: Pam Raborn and Cheri Darby. Golfers Cop Third Place . no ‘‘Arnies’’ . . . no ‘Jacks’ . . . just ama- teurs . . . a district championship . . . Reynolds, Hope, Hallford, Williams, Smith . . . effort... a will to win. . . district tourney . . . first round. . . good play . . . second round. . . a few slips. . . Necks wind up . . . capture third . . . maybe that long tried goal . . . will come next year. GOLFERS: Steve Reynolds, Terry Hope, Andy Hallford, Scott Wil- liams and Curtis Smith. 1972 BASEBALL TEAM Necks Win First Bi-District Championship In Eleven Years Schedule . young club . . . high hopes . . . four years off the pace . . . one goal. . . the district championship White Oak Opponent . . two quick losses . . . then three wins . . . made 5 Diana to order . . . excellent pitching . . . hitting fair . . . 1 Tatum defense fabulous. . . a slip-up . . . Diana. . . an old 14 Tatum foe . . . sloppy play breeds defeat . . . on to Dainger- 12 Harleton field . . . a doubleheader . . . Diana bites the dust 4 Avery . twice even... an easy victory and the district 8 Diana crown. . . bi-district. . . an old nemesis . . . Hawkins 7 Diana . . two wins . . . and a bi-district championship . . . 9 Diana first in eleven years . . . regional. . . Hudson. ..a iy Harleton terrible first game . . . second game... close... but not close enough ... that’s the way the ball Bi-district bounces. . . wina few. . . lose a few. . . some get 6 Hawkins rained out . . . winning is so sweet when you bring 8 Hawkins _ AONnNN WN OBO O O home. . . long-awaited hardware. Regional 0 Hudson 2 Hudson Mike Browning slaps a base hit against Diana. Hustle, Pride And Desire Dicky Griffin rounds third for an all important run. Royce Reed crosses the plate for a go-ahead run. Bill Griffin drives in a run. 92 Student Council Proves Their Ability To Lead The 1971-72 Student Council showed a new wrinkle. Not only was a girl elected president, but all offi- cers were filled with females. But new wrinkles can be good, and this one proved excellant. Throughout an en- tire year begun with criticism and end- ing in admiration, our ‘‘Ferocious Fe- males’’ proved themselves equals in the tough job of impartial representa- os v9 tion. THE 1971-72 STUDENT COUNCIL Donna Dance, secretary; and Preeta Weed, treasurer. ie : a : = 2 d ae .) Sp “ae y is, HCLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Linda Hiltzman, Rory Pendleton, Catherine Goss, Tommy Graves, Cyndi Geske, Ronny Wilson, Terri Eudy, and Steve Terry. sette. S.C. Involves Students In Play About The Troubles Of The World Fellowship Of Christian Athletes Stands Up For Ideals The White Oak chapter of the F.C.A. is repre- sented by the finest group of athletes in the country. On or off the field, Christianity is the shining light in their lives. Ever since Coach Andy Griffin brought the program to White Oak, one of the F.C.A.’s most out- standing chapters has been active. This year, they also decided to share their beliefs with the Student Body and presented a panel discussion on how Christ influences their lives. OFFICERS: Don Wayt, president; Randy D president; and Steve Reynolds, treasurer. sen JUNIORS: Randy Dickson, Tommy Graves, Steve Reynolds, and Dale Silvertooth. Athletes Involved In Christ SENIORS: Mike Barber, Don Wayt, Morris Ferrell, Danny Burch, Bill Grif- fin, Tom White, Hugh Hasley, and Edward Bates. FRESHMEN: Curtis Smith, Scott Williams, George Cloud, and Terry Rey- nolds. “4 a @ SOPHOMORES: Dan Kempf, Hunter Mullikin, and Dicky Griffin. The White Oak Chapter of The Future Homemakers of | America work to learn and learn to build. The knowledge they gain through F.H.A. proves valu- | able when they set out to man- i age a home. This year’s activities included _ selling mums, candy, and cook- — books. The money raised is used | to give a scholarship to a wor- thy member. The FHA also presented their annual Style Show to the PTA, made trips to Nacogdoches and to the State FHA Convention in Fort Worth. f 3 5 F Be E 2! ee 2 3 OFFICERS: Molly Smith, treasurer; Barbara Smith, 3rd vice; Cheryl Smith, recorder; Pam Walker, secretary; Cathy Baker, 4th vice; Debbie White, president; Cindy Tuel, parliamentarian; Pam Henson, 2nd vice; Betty McCullough, S.C. representative; Penny Wilson, Ist vice. FHA Builds For A BeHer World Junior and Senior members are Victoria Green, Virginia Pruitt, Angela Mosley, Shelia Jones, Verline Jones, Judy Henderson, Wanda Odom, Sandra Hunt, Peggy Green, and Claudetta Contestants in the Wool Contest this year in Nacogdoches were Penny Wilson and Sandra Hunt. We r aex Sern, a emp ve wy ¥ ; % y ‘ 7 : � . : : ; :} AO % i q es 4 � — ; i Bo, eS “ 4 - oe “i 4 a “= ¢ a a z - ; se eg � ® A P . ¥ wg C r : : : - . i «SD i : y ‘ ae q ‘ ee | ; f P ‘ � 14 “s = - $ ; : ' “ ‘) 4 ee ¥ jaa F. “i © q Rcd SOPHOMORES: Mellone Brown, Linda Hiltzman, Teri Whiteside, Doris Taylor, Betty Rowan, Kay Garner, Kate Kutch. M | FRESHMEN: Karen Davis, Robin McCuller, Barbara Johnson, Susan Ridge, Donieta Shirley, Cindy Geske, Connie Latting, Donna Morris, Sharon Heyland, Nina Tuel, Gwen Fields, Becky Hatcher, Patty EIGHTH GRADERS: Peggy Sue Nelson, Teresa Bradley, Cindy Cogdell, Mary Acuff, Margaret PAM HENSON, most valua- Thomas, Jan Dymke, Christine Smith, Teresa Wingo, Gayle Harp, Becky Hope, Brenda Lutrick, Linda ble member Pruitt, Rodessa Taylor. (Ge 4 tre ey, . B Nabe USHERETTES: Head, Marilyn Frazier, Preeta Weed, Cheryl Smith, Angela Mosley, Cathy Baker, Barbara Smith, Pam Hill, Cyndi Adkinson, Peggy Hippler, Pam Henson, Pam Walker, Betty McCullough, and sponsor, Mrs. Sharon Dyess. T 9 7 I 4 7 2 Ushe rettes Show That man was really a pain in the neck! | a ES re eee: Patience and Poise | The White Oak Usherettes are the official hostesses for our school and often are the only source of contact strangers have with the student body. Performing their twin duties of selling programs and acting as a bureau of information, they always greet visitors with a smile and a helpful attitude. Their enthusiasm in carrying out their assigned tasks is a credit to them and to the entire school. @ � é aR “ ag — 4 1 2a Be 74 BS 1 ae Seniors Serve As Spirit Leaders The 1971-72 cheerleaders proved that they had what it takes to back their teams all the way. This year five senior girls were chosen to lead the student body and to inspire spirit and determination. Through their tireless practice, they were able to present flawless precision drills and skits. Our cheerleaders are a fine group of girls who merit all the praise and respect paid to them. 1971-72 CHEERLEADERS $e - ee OFFICERS: Mr. Wiley Thomas, Treasurer; Mrs. Billie Coffey, President; Mrs. Bertie Warren, Vice-President; Mrs. Carol Muckelroy, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Kay White, Historian; Mrs. Peggy Clay, Secretary. PTA Promotes Understanding ae oer And Leadership The role of the PTA in any community is to serve as an interchange of ideas between parents and instructors. At White Oak, the PTA serves as an open form where new ideas and opinions can be given for the benefit of all. My girdle is killing me!!! eg at ae LEONE The Photography Staff and Mr. William Ritter, sponsor. Photographers Are Key To Annual And Guager All right Dwayne, now tell us what's in that can. For every professional news staff, worth the public’s trust, there lies behind it an excellant photography depart- ment. At White Oak, this year, our reporting staffs were blessed with the experienced help of our ever-present, be- hind-the-scene photography staff. Mr. Ritter, in his first year at White Oak, stepped in as head of the lab and has aided it to become a truly fine group of cameramen. If you think it’s easy to hold this equipment up, you're crazy. if | aim this brush carefully, I'll murder that roach. Hard work, determination, and pride made the 1971-72 White Oak Roughneck Band outstanding once again. Under the leadership of Ronald Ferguson, Gene Parker, and the senior members, the band marched and played itself to recognition as one of the country’s finest high school bands. The highlight of the year was the 1972 Cotton Festival in Memphis, Tennes- see, where the band performed proudly and carried the White Oak name and tradition with dignity. Everywhere the Roughneck Band travels, they at- tract new respect for themselves, their school, and their community. OFFICERS: Terri Eudy, treasurer; Connie Little, reporter; Marty War- ren, vice-president; Vickie Modisette, S. C. representative; Susan Spruell, secretary; Marty Rizzo, president. ‘ 7 A; PoP eGR bie pe abe Be z per oe ny eat é 3B pe ant 4 ; Ae � SUSAN SPRUELL Head Twirler TERRI EUDY CONNIE LITTLE SABRINA JETT Assistant Drum Major VICKIE MODISETTE Drum Major Twirlers Lead Band Spirit An outstanding band needs outstanding | leaders. Led by Drum Major Vickie Modi-— sette and Head Twirler Susan Spruell, they, guided the 1971-72 Marching Band through | RHONDA their complex drills and routines. Combined | FOIRRIESTIER I . ; i with their performances at half-times and |) pep rallies, these young ladies provide fans | and students with another reason for pride. DONNA BRANTLEY SUSAN TERRI ‘ 7 SIGMON McALEXANDER _ 1971-72 FRENCH HORNS: Kenny Hawthorne, Bobby Sieber, Mickey Johnson, Wiley Thomas, Kim McCuller. LOW WOODWINDS: Lisa Milam, Terri Eudy, Dowanna Trent, Doniece Creighton, Susan Ridge, Beth Boyett, Denise Hallford, Ric Atkins. Spirit Leads FLUTES: Timilee Graves, Becky Hatcher, Susan Spruell, Terri Dymke, Susie White, Carla Adams, Donna Brantley, Marina Wingo, Laura Williams, Julie Bennett, Donna Parish. Zz pale _ It. . iF y, re ‘J CLARINETS: Susan Parish, Vicki Odom, Sabrina Jett, Vicki Baker, Gwen Fields, Vickie Edmondson, Vicki Cogdell, Mel- ody Meadows, Connie Little, Cindy Spence, Sherry Coffey, Debra Trent, Carla Cain, Sharon Heyland, Cindy Mc- Culler, Cindy Odom, Gail Harp, Cheryl Griffin. 108 PERCUSSION: Cindy Cogdell, Jeff Malone, Marty Rizzo. BARITONES: Steve Edmondson, Keith Steele, Kerry Pannell, Bubba Fields, James Sanders, Ricky Newsom, Tim Hill, Richard Terry, Johnny Loftis. Pride Overcomes Adversity TENOR SAXES: Sandra Townsend, Susan Sigmon, Marioloa Green, Janet Morris, Terri McAlexander, Gay Kempt, Eddie White, Margret Hatcher, Larry Wayt. ALTO SAXES: Vickie Modisette, Tony Baldridge, Ju- lia Brock, Rhonda Foirriestier, Rodessa Taylor, Mary Stephens, Kathie McFarlin, Linda Pruitt, Rhonda Reynolds, Sandra Hunt, Jennifer Pruitt, Donnie Gat- lin, Kim Springer, Debbie Tuttle, Becky Hope. BASSES: Mark Jobe, Jerry Hawthorne, Mackey Pitts, TROMBONES: Scott Creighton, Darrell Anderson, Mike Pitts, Ricky Bodovsky, Ken Rodney Rushing. Meadows, Brad Shaw, Marty Warren, Byron Hunt, Andy Hallford, Neal White, Steve Clairbaugh, Jack Dymke. Determination Conquers Handicaps TRUMPETS: Ronnie Tyner, Jimmy Harp, Freddie Roberts, Steve Mead- PERCUSSION: Edwin Embry, Kenneth Clark, Randy Tubb, ows, Steven Cain, Barry Cline, Mike Dance, Jerry Blankenship, Ricky Terry Wardup. Adkinson, Randy Price, David Meadows, Tim Tylm. 109 FLC MEMBERS: Steve Clairbaugh, Rick Adkins, Kelly Shaw, Curtis Smith, Cindy Cavel, George Cloud, James Alexander, Doniece Creighton, Robert New- som, Mrs. Singletary, Jack Dymke, Mike Dance, Pam Voss, Laura Suiter, Terry Mooney, Debra Trent, Denise Hallford, Jamie Pruett, Kim Springer, Hugh Hasley, Rhonda Dance, Beverly Voss, Richard Terry, Donna Dance, Preeta Weed, Richard Cavel, Cyndi Adkinson. FLC Plans Trip The FLC clinched their year with a trip to Guadalahara, Mexico. To raise the money needed, raffles, contests, bake sales, garage sales, and auctions were held. Mrs. Marguerite Singletary provided outstanding leadership and planning needed for a successful trip. The 1971-72 FLC officers are: Cyndi Adkinson, Treasurer; Richard Cavel, President; Donna Dance, Secretary; Rhonda Dance, SC Representative. Initiation day summons strange characters! ee ME Qyamrrete Wie at 1971-72 LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club Learns The Intricacies Of A Working Library The Library Club, in the 1971-72 school year, did many noteworthy and praise- worthy things. Chief among these was the fund raising drive sponsored by the club for UNICEF. They produced and sold calendars with school events immortalized. During their trip to the District TALA meeting in New Boston, one of their members, Cindy Tuel, was elected District Vice-President. In the spring, the club took a pleas- ure trip to Six Flags. Several members took time out for a picture during the first meeting. OFFICERS: George Cloud, historian; Cindy Tuel, SC representative; Rick Atkins, treasurer; Karen Payne, president; Lee Nelson, reporter; Kim Springer, vice-president; Patty Dickson, secretary. 111 Gauger Staff Races To Meet Deadlines Members of the Gauger Staff learn through actual experience everything necessary to the successful operation of a newspaper. Resulting from their hard work, the bi-weekly school paper contin- ves to be the best source of information about the school, the students, and their activities. With Mrs. Vera Porter ably advising both The Gauger and Annual staffs, good editions are always assured. SPORTS: Richard Smith; Dicky Bedford; Randy Dickson; Steve Reynolds; Steve Terry; Royce Reed, editor. REPORTERS: Cyndi Adkinson; Donna Holloman; Marty Rizzo, jr. high editor; Connie Cloud; Claudetta Hunt, feature editor; Vicki Edmondson; Rhonda Dance; and Donna Dance. SPORTS: Richard Terry, copy writer; Royce Reed; Bill Griffin, editor; and Dicky Griffin. Editor, Donna Dance, and Co-Editor, Rhonda Dance. Annual Staff Works Long, Hard Hours Hard work, patience, and diligence all go into the successful completion of any important project. The 1972 Annual is no different. The staff puts in many long, hard hours planning layouts and writing copy, trying to meet the deadline and still have a su- perior work. STAFF: Mike Dance, Steve Reynolds, Connie Cloud, Pam Voss, Doneice Creighton, Terri Eudy, and Beverly Voss. High School ——————— Se 115 S e oe © — Ss) a= = Pe mint +m | eatin tan eae AR A ae one Surprise iness Happ Ure Disappointment Carrington and High ‘ A, cn aa Se. ae E = Cc ® 12 Cc o = Cc = o Qa = 2) I= ° _ = w 2 Cc 7) = o 2 te Vv fo} poe ee “ dey ° = UV ” = ® = == — ° fhe “ 2 = a ° = aa ® = ® uv ® —s School Principal, Proctor. Vi Pam and Richard Paw Rebou TS, ADKINSON Otudents “twnecy Awarded JERRY HAWTHORNE Lion's Club Scholarships SHERRON HENSON Pilot Club and PTA CLAUDETTA HUNT PTA SUSAN SPRUELL Fire Dept. RICHARD TERRY Fire Dept. Jerry Hawthorne receives the Lion’s Club Scholarship from Mr. Thomas. STEVE TERRY Counselor's Scholarship DWAYNE TUTTLE Alt. Fire Dept. DEBBIE WHITE PTA TOM WHITE Clarksville City LANELL WILBORN Alt. PTA PENNY WILSON FHA Miss Baird presents the Pilot Club Scholarship to Sher- ron Henson. Seniors '72 | didn't know it had a bee in it! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS are Dwayne Tuttle, vice president, Rick Adkins, secretary, Don Wayt, president, Vickie Edmondson, reporter, Marty Rizzo, treasurer. MARWIN ADAMS — Football, 2; Basketball, 2; Track, 1; Region Qualifier, 1; State Participant, 1; Baseball, 1. RICK ADKINS — Band, 4; Section Leader, 2; Solo and Ensemble, 4; Foreign Language Club, 2; Library Club, 1; Reporter, 1; Senior Class Secretary, 1; Poetry Inter- pretation, 1; Debate, 2; One Act Play, 2; All-Star Cast, ile We Live To Learn CYNDI ADKINSON — Band, 2; UIL Solo and Ensemble, 2; Foreign Lan- guage Club, 4; Secretary, Treasurer, Re- porter; Usherette, 2; Student Council President, 1; Guager Staff, 1; Spelling UIL, 3; District 2; Regional, 1; State, 1; UIL Shorthand, 1; District, 1; Honor Roll and Scholastic Roll, 4; Foreign Language Award, 2; Business Award, 1; Sopho- more Class Secretary; Junior Class Trea- surer; Mistress of Ceremonies Halloween Coronation — 1970—71 Halloween Coronation Princess — 1971-72; D.A.R. Good Citizen; All- Around, Hall of Fame. O God, what a voice! MIKE BARBER — Football, 4; All-District, 2; All-Star East Texas Team, Most Valuable Player, 2; Super Team, 2; All-State, 1; Prep-All American, Linebacker of the Year; Roughneck Club, 3; North and South All— Star Game Player; Basketball, 4; All-State and All Dis- trict; East Texas Super Team; Track, 4; Regional and State Participant; Regional, 1; District, 1; FCA, 4; Vice President, 2; Athletic, Hall of Fame. EDWARD BATES — Football, 4; All-District, 2; All-East Texas, 2; Roughneck Club, 2; Captain, 1; Basketball, 1; Tennis, 2; District, 1; Track, 4; FCA, 2. RICHARD L. (DICKY) BEDFORD — Football 4; 3 yr. Letterman; Roughneck Club, 3; All-District, 2nd Team, 2; All-East Texas 2nd Team, 1; Captain 1; Basketball, 4; 3 yr. Letterman; Honorable Mention, 1; Track, 4; Regional Qualifier, 3; Baseball, 1; Freshman Class Pres- ident, Sophomore, Class President; Junior Vice Presi- dent, Football Representative to Student Council, 1; Gauger Staff, 1; Honor Roll, 1. DANNY LAVONE BURCH — Football, 4; All-District, 2; All-East Texas, 2; Roughneck Club, 2; Track, 2; Re- gional Qualifier, 3; State Qualifier, 1; UIL Science, 1; UIL Informative Speaking, 1; Basketball, 2. Peace Through Christ RICHARD LYNN CAVEL — Football Statistician, 2; Bas- ketball Manager, 2; Foreign Language Club, 4; Presi- dent, 1; Slide Rule, 4; Dependable, Hall of Fame; Honor Roll, 4; Coronation Light Crew, 2. DONNA GAIL DANCE — Band, 2; U.I.L. Solo and En- semble, 2; B-Team Basketball, 1; Annual Staff, 4; Edi- tor, 1; Cheerleader, 1; Alternate, 1; Freshman Cheer- leader, 1; Foreign Language Club, 4; Secretary, 2; Vice-President, 1; Gauger Staff, 1; Student Council; Secretary, 1; Junior Class Representative; UIL Typing, 1; Courteous, Hall of Fame; Freshman Class Secretary; Honor Roll,'3; Scholastic, 1. PAUL DOWELL — Football, 4; All District, 1; Track, 4; Basketball, 2; Letterman; FCA, 2. VICK] EDMONDSON — Band, 4; Solo and Ensemble, 4; State Solo and Ensemble, 2; Section Leader, 1; Li- brary Club, 2; Historian, 1; President, 1; FHA, 2; Sen- ior Class Reporter; Honor Roll, 2. TERRI LYNN EUDY — Band, 4; Twirler, 4; Sweetheart, 1; Treasurer, 1; All-District Band, 1; Regional Band, 1; Tri State Twirling Contest, 1; Tri State Solo and Ensem- ble, 1; State Solo and Ensemble Contest; Freshman Cheerleader; Annual Staff, 1; Gauger Staff, 1; FHA, 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 1970-71; Halloween Duchess, 1971-72; Junior Class Reporter; Senior Stu- dent Council Representative; Attractive, Hall of Fame; Honor Roll, 3. MORRIS FERRELL — Football, 4; Basketball, 1; Base- ball, 1; FCA, 2; UIL One Act Play (alternate), 1; Hal- loween Coronation Prince, 1972. Getting ready for the last walk. MERITA FOIRRIESTIER — Basketball, 2; Volleyball, 4; FHA, 2. MARILYN GAYLE FRAZIER — Band, 3; FHA, 2; Volley- ball, 1; Usherette, 3; Head Usherette, 1; Library Club, 1; Vice-President, 1; Student Council Representative, 1; UIL Solo and Ensemble, 2; UIL Reading and Prose, 1; Senior Class Favorite; 2nd Runner-Up Miss Gregg County Contest, 1; Honor Roll; Miss White Oak, 1. ROGER GARNER — Football, 2; Basketball; Baseball, 2; Sophomore Class Officer. VICTORIA LEE GREEN — Basketball, 3; Volleyball, 1; FHA, 1; President All-America Award, 1; Basketball Captain, 2; All-District, 2; All-District Patch, 2. Now, what am | supposed to do with this dumb thing? 123 Dreams Of Today, BILL GRIFFIN — Football, 2; Basketball, 3; Track, 1; Baseball, 2; Band, 3; Stage Band, 3; All-District Band, 1; State Solo and En- semble Participant, 1; Student Council 2nd Vice President; Representative, 3; Gauger Staff, 3; Editor; Sports Co-Editor, 1; Annual Staff, 2; Sports Co-Editor, 1; Sports Editor, 1; FCA, 3; UIL Informative Speaking, 3rd District; Ready Writing, 2nd in State, Class A; Newswriting, 1; 2nd in Regional; Head- line Writing, 1; 3rd in Regional; 5th in Re- gional Editorial Writing, 1; Halloween Cor- nation Prince 1970; One Act Play Alternate; Honor Roll, 4; Journalism Departmental Award; Courteous, Hall of Fame. Would you believe my Afro fell in the oven? TONY HANDY — Football, 4; Basketball, 2; Track, 3; Tennis, 2; Baseball, 2; District Champion; FCA, 3; Roughneck Club, 2; Honor. Roll, 1. HUGH HASLEY — Football Manager, 4; Basketball Manager, 4; Track Manager, 4; FLC, 4; President, 2; FCA, 4; Girls Basketball Beau, 1971; All Round, Hall of Fame; Honor Roll, 4; Scholastic, 1. JERRY HAWTHORNE — Band, 4; Stage Band, 3; UIL State Solo Ensemble, 2; UIL Solo and Ensemble, 4; Basketball, 1; FLC, 1; Honor Roll, 4; Halloween Corna- tion (King) 1970-72. SHERRON HENSON — FIC, 3; Student Council Repre- sentative, 1; Library Club, 2; Secretary, 1; Reporter, 1; FHA, 1; Scholastic, 4; Honor Roll, 4; Junior Class Fa- vorite; Youth Citizenship Seminar. Goals Of Tomorrow Shorthand is really a drag!! PAMELA JO HILL — Band, 2; Solo and Ensemble, 2; Foreign Language Club, 3; Secretary, 1; Vice-President, 1; Annual Staff, 2; Usherette, 1; Honor Roll, 4. DONNA HOLAMON — B-Team Volleyball, 1; FHA, 3; Library Club, 1; Treasurer, 1. CATHY ALFORD HOLLAND — Band, 3; Twirler, 2; FHA, 2; Library Club, 1; Student Council Representa- tive, 1; State Solo and Ensemble, 2; Halloween Queen, 1. CLAUDETTA LAVERNE HUNT — Basketball, 3; All-Dis- trict, 2; Captain, 2; Volleyball, 3; Captain, 1; FHA, 4; Officer, 2, Vice-President, Recording Secretary; Feature Editor on Gauger Staff; Prose Reading, 2; District, Re- gional, State Participant; Honor Roll, 4; Scholastic, 1; Speech Departmental Award. KYLE KUTCH — Football, 2; Roughneck Club; Basket- ball, 1; Track, 2; Regional Qualifier; Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Student Council Class Representative; Honor Roll. CONNIE LITTLE — Band, 4; Reporter, 1; Twirler, 2; First Chair, 1; UIL Solo and Ensemble, 4; State, 3; UIL Twirling, 2; Tri-State Solo and Ensemble, 1; FHA, 2. Determined Youth KATHY LOVING — FLC, 3; Library Club Parliamenta- rian, 1. JIMMY MARTIN — Football, 1; Tennis, 2; Band, 4; All- District, 1; Regional and Tri State Solo and Ensemble; Participant Solo and Ensemble, 2; Vice President; Stage Band, 3; Section Leader, 1; FCA, 1; Library Club, 1; Honor Roll, 1; Industrial Arts Award, 1; UIL Slide Rule Participant, 1. MIKE McALEXANDER — Football, 4; Roughneck Club, 1; Basketball, 4; Honorable Mention All-District; Track, 1; Reporter; Halloween King; Honor Roll. VICKIE LYNN MODISETTE — Band, 4; Twirler, 4; Head Twirler, Drum Major, All-District Band, 2; Regional Band, 1; Tri State Twirling Contest, 1; Tri State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1; Student Council Representa- tive, 1; UIL Twirling Contest, 4; UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest, 2; Stage Band; FHA, 1; Gauger Staff, 1; UIL Typing; Honor Roll. MARTHA KAY OWENS — Band, 1; Volleyball, 1; A- Team; Usherette, 1. VIRGINIA GALE PRUITT — Basketball, 1; Manager; FHA, 4. To be, or not to be, . . . is that the ques- tion? Bright Promise For The Future Actually, we were chasing: a pair of chicks, but they lost us in Coach Brat- ton's room. PAM RABORN — Basketball, 4; Volleyball, 1; Student Council Secretary and Treasurer; Freshman Class Vice President; FHA, 1; Cheerleader, 4; UIL Shorthand; UIL Tennis, 2; Valedictorian, Scholastic, Hall of Fame; Honor Roll, 4; Scholastic Roll, 4; Class Favorite, Fresh- man Sophomore; High Point Girl, FHA; Student Council Representative. TONI CAROLYN RAGSDALE — Transfer from John Tyler High School — Tyler. Beauty on the beach? Hard Work And Preparation KENNETH WAYNE RATLEY — Football, 2; Jr. Tennis, Alternate, 1; Foreign Language Club, 1; Gauger Staff, ts ROYCE REED — Football, 4; Baseball, 3; Basketball Manager, 1; FCA 2; Gauger Staff, Sports Editor, 1; Annual Staff, 1; UIL Ready Writing, 2; Student Council Class Representative, 1; Honor Roll, 4; Scholastic, 1. MARTY RIZZO — Band, 3; President, 1; Foreign Lan- guage Club, 2; Gauger Staff, 1; UIL Solo and Ensem- ble, 3; State Solo and Ensemble, 1; Senior Class Trea- surer; Halloween Coronation, 1969-70; Honor Roll, 2; Scholastic, 1. MIKE ROWAN — Football, 4; Honorable Mention; Track, 1. JAMES LOWELL SANDERS — Band, 4; All-District, 1; UIL Solo and Ensemble, 2; Library Club, 2; Coronation Light Crew, 2; White Oak Volunteer Fire Department, fe RICHARD SMITH — Football, 4; All-District, 1; All East- Texas, 2; All-State, 1; Roughneck Club, 1; Outstanding Roughneck Award, 1; Basketball, 4; All-District, 1; Cap- tain, 1; Track, 4; Regional Participant, 2; 1st 220 Yard Dash, Ist Sprint Relay, 2nd Mile Relay; State Partici- pant, 1; Ist Sprint Relay, 2nd 220 Yard Dash, 4th Mile Relay; Baseball, 1; Gauger Staff, 1; Senior Class Fa- vorite; Popular, Hall of Fame. Leadership Sparks Winning Tradition SUSAN LYNNE SPRUELL — Band, 4; Twirler, 4; Head Twirler, 1; Secretary, 1; District Band, 1; Regional Band, 1; Tri State Twirling Contest, 1; Tri State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1; UIL Twirling Contest, 4; UIL Solo and Ensemble Con- test, 4; State UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1; Library Club, 1; Student Council Vice-President, 1; FHA, 1; UlL , Shorthand, 1; Halloween Princess, 1969- ‘. ae , gh. 70; Scholastic Roll, 4; Honor Roll, 4; . Bausch and Lomb Science Award. RICHARD MASON TERRY — Band 4; Stage Band, 2; UIL Regional, State, and Tri-State Solo and Ensemble Contest; All-District Band; Foreign Language Club, 3; Annual Staff, 1; UIL One Act Play, Poetry Interpretation; Science, and Ready-Writing; Regional Qualifier in UIL Science and Ready-Writing; 3rd in Re- gional UIL Ready-Writing; National Merit Scholarship Finalist; English, Science, So- cial Studies Departmental Awards; Scho- lastic, 3; Salutatorian. Now, everybody on three. Offense, 1; All-East Texas, 1; Super Team Defense, 1; Roughneck Club, 1; Captain Football Club, 1; Track, 2; State Participant, 1; Tennis, 1; District Champs, 1; Freshman Class Favorite; Senior Student Council Repre- sentative; Gauger Staff, 1; Honor Roll, 2. STEPHEN DENNIS TERRY — Football, 4; All-District | DWAYNE TUTTLE — Football Manager, 2; Football Trainer, 1; Basketball Trainer, 1; Photographer, 4; An- nual Staff, 1; Gauger Cartoonist, 2; Sophomore and Junior Class Favorite; FHA Beau, Junior Class President; Senior Vice-President; Attractive, Hall of Fame; 2nd in Print Illustration at the Interscholastic League Press Con- ference at State; Honor Roll, 2. “United We Stand, Senior class favorites are Marilyn Frazier and Richard Smith. How do | know I'll recognize one when | see one? JOHN MARTIN WARREN — Band, 4; All-District, 2; State Solo and Ensemble Participant, 2; 1st Division Solo Participant, 3; Stage Band, 4; Vice President; Football, 2; Track, 1; Basketball, 1; Tennis, 1; District Champs, Doubles, 1; Foreign Language Club, 4; Vice President, 1; Library Club, 1; President, 1; Guager Staff, 1; UIL Debate Team, 4; 2n d in District, 2. DON WAYT — Football, 4; All-District; All East Texas; Super Team '71; All State, '71; Basketball, 3; Track, 4; District Shotput, 2; 3rd Discus District; Regional Cham- pion Shotput'71; Runner-Up Shotput Regional '72; State Participant, 2; State Champs '72; Baseball, 1; FCA, 4; President, 1; Guager Staff, 1; Senior Class President; Halloween Duke. PREETA WEED — Band, 4; Basketball, 1; Volleyball, 1; FLC, 3; UIL Solo and Enxemble, 4; State Solo and En- semble, 1; Student Council Treasurer, 1971-72; Usher- ette, 2; FLC Treasurer, 2; FLC Student Council Repre- sentative, 1; Guager Staff, 1; Honor Roll, 1. DEBBIE WHITE — Band 3; Twirler, 3; Assistant Drum Major, 1; Stage Band, 2; All District Band, 1; State Solo and Ensemble, 1; Tri State Twirling Contest, 1; Tri State Solo and Ensemble, 1; Volleyball, 1; Basketball, 1; Captain; FHA, 4; Freshman Fifth Vice President, Sophomore Ist Vice President; Jr. President, Sr. Presi- dent; Library Club, 1; Freshman Cheerleader; Cheer- leader, 1; FLC, 1; UIL Tennis, 4; Singles, 2; Doubles, 2; Freshman, Ist District, Sophomore, 2nd District; Jr. 2nd District; Persuasive Speaking, 4; District, 4; 2nd Re- gional; UIL Solo and Ensemble; Twirling and Band; FHA Sweetheart; FHA Girl of the Year Athletic, Hall of Fame; Scholastic and Honor Roll, 3; Speech Depart- mental Award 1972; Halloween Queen and Duchess. Divided We Fall” RANDY RAY WHITE — Assistant Football Statistician, a TOM WHITE — Football, 4; Ist Team All-District; Roughneck Award, 2; Track, 1; Baseball, 3; FCA, 4; FLC, 1; UIL Science, 1; Honor Roll, 1. LANELL WILBORN — Basketball, 1; FHA, 4; Parlia- mentarian. PATTY WILSON — Basketball, 3; 2nd Team All-Dis- trict, 1; Volleyball, 2; Cheerleader, 2; Sophomore Stu- dent Council Representative; Student Council Treasurer, 1; FHA, 1; Basketball Sweetheart; Scholastic, 3; Honor Roll, 3; Presidential Physical Fitness Award; Dependa- ble, Hall of Fame. PENNY DARLENE WILSON — Basketball, 2; Volley- ball, 1; Cheerleader 1, Head Cheerleader, 1; Student Council 2nd Vice President; FHA, 3; 4th Vice President, Vice President; Wool Contest, 2; UIL Typing, District; UIL Shorthand; Jr. Class Treasurer; Halloween Princess, 1970-71; 1971-72 Football Sweetheart; Popular, Hall of Fame; Betty Crocker Award; Crisco Award; Honor Roll, 3; Scholastic Roll, 3. MIKE WRAGG — Football, 3; Track, 2; FCA, 3; Slider- ule, 1; Honor Roll, 1. Cathie Baker Donna Brantley Nancy Burns Jerry Cavel Connie Cloud Mark Cole Glenda Criss Rhonda Dance Junior class officers are Cathy Baker, treasurer; Randy Dickson, president; Blake Gage, vice-president; Terry Hope, reporter; Mar- tha Walker, secretary. Cheri Darby Randy Dickson Steve Edmondson Blake Gage Catherine Goss Timilee Graves Tommy Graves Peggy Green Andy Hallford Jimmy Harp Ricky Hart Judy Hendrickson Barbara Hill Peggy Hippler Terry Hope Ricky Hughes Sandra Hunt Well who does he think he is? Pull your dress down. | see your. . . Junior class favorites are Rhonda Da nce and Blake Gage. Sabrina Jett Mickey Johnson Shela Jones Virlena Jones Ricky seems to think that 8:15 is too early to begin school. Jeff Latting Steve McDowell Juniors Begin Looking For A Field Of Interest ace Angela Moseley Wanda Odom Wendell Pruitt Ricky Raborn Steve Reynolds What do they think they are playing out there? Football or tiddle-winks! Paul Robinson Dale Silvertooth Barbara Smith Chery! Smith Brenda Turner Ronnie Tyner Beverly Voss Martha Walker Pam Walker Mike Weed Tim Williams Boy | wish | could be a scientist. A dime! You should be giving these things away. Donnie Allen Melvin Bates Max Beall James Berry Roger Blankenship Jimmy Bradley Mellone Brown Mike Browning Steve Cain Doniece Creighton Allen Cross Rita Davis Rhonda Foirriestier Kay Garner Mike Gentry Nelda Gordon Sophomores Start Second Year Cindy, Vicki, and Kim still seem to enjoy the little things, like a sucker. gee é Sophomore class favorites are Kate Kutch and Hunter Mul: likin. Dicky Griffin Jimmy Hasley Margaret Hatcher Judy Henderson Pam Henson Linda Hiltzman Sophomores Find Studies Harder Dan Kempf Kate Kutch Joe LaClaire Jeff Loftis Steve Malone Ward Martaindale Steve Martaindale James Massey Sophomore class officers are Doniece Creighton, vice-president; Kelcy Warren, president; Debra Trent, reporter; Hunter Moullikin, treasurer; Lynn Perryman, secretary. Terri McAlexander Cindy McCuller Kim McCuller Betty McCullough Ricky Moss Hunter Mullikin David Neal Lee Nelson Vicki Odom James ‘‘Machine Gun ’ Massey terrorizes the halls. Sophomores Begin To Take A Stand Keith Pannell Karen Payne Rory Pendleton Lynn Perrymann Mackey Pitts Kathy Richardson Laughing, smiling, and. . . say, what's so funny anyway? Prepare For The Future Betty Rowan Rodney Rushing Martha Russ Marilyn See Susan Sigmon Mollie Smith Doris Taylor Brad Thomas Now what finger do | hit the ‘'T’’ key with? Wiley Thomas Debra Trent Robert Tucker Cindy Tuel Kelcy Warren Willie Wesley Doris Whaley Terri Whiteside Davis Wingo 139 Get out of my way! | want in the picture too. Freshman class officers are Ben Taylor, reporter; Duane Denton, treasurer; Terry Reynolds, president; Patty Dickson, secretary; and Rocky Mullikin, vice- president. Carla Adams Jerry Adams James Alexander Freddie Bailey Albert Bates Curtis Blankenship Denise Blankenship Diana Burns Suzanna Burns Cindy Cavel Steve Clairbaugh Beth Clark George Cloud Cathy Criss Mike Dance epee Freshmen Step Into A Duane Denton pay eben New Phase Of Life Kevin Edmondson Eddie Eggleston Joe Ferrell th n aX : a ee at (G73 Lena Connie Latting and Ben Taylor participate in a jun- Freshman class favorites are Pam Voss and Joe Ferrell. ior high pep rally. Gwen Fields Cyndi Geske Lloyd Greer Denise Hallford Becky Hatcher Sharon Heyland Mark Howard Mark Jobe Barbara Johnson Clarence Joiner Horace Jones Connie Latting Howard Lee Gil Martin Robin McCuller Freshmen Develop Study Habits a Pree Be an Donna Morris Mark Moseley Rokky Mullikin Robert Newson Did you think you could put something over on us? Freshmen Take Time To Adjust a ————V___aaaaaa eee ee a... Jamie Pruett Terry Reynolds Susan Ridge Jimmy Shadell Kelly Shaw Donetta Shirley Curtis Smith Kim Springer Laura Suiter Ben Taylor Nina Tuel Pam Voss Terry Wardrup Larry Wayt Kyron Weed Debbie White Eddie White Suzie White Scott Williams John Mark Wilson Ronnie Wilson Shannon Wingo Don Woodlief 143 144 Elementary And Junior High i ap as 1m ji we se i. ree wae Wi ae. eae ine tae mas 145 Kelly Nixon Alan Griffin Darren Miller Rodney McClaran Tony McCullough Phyllis Ann Nelson Ned Perry Anita Diane Reed Matt Young Robert Wallace Ruthie Jones Cheresa Cochran Mrs. Roe Leigh Ann Bales Darren Keith Ballenger Ron Boyett Robert Larry Burns Darrel Bush Meri Christine Cline Johnny Costello Briley Goza Kindergarteners Doorways To Class favorites of Mrs. Roe's class, Anita Reed and Ron Boyett. Mr . Thomas Danny Ray Allen Scott Anderson Sondra Bales Class favorites of Mr. Thomas’ class, Sharon Robinson and Johnny Smith. Jerry Cochran Gina Coker Open New Learning Denny Les il Gene Hudson Kevin King Diana Carol McDaniel Paula Miller Brian Keith Jackson DeAnne Moore Judy Nolan | Michael Orms Sharon Robinson Rhonda Lynn Sharp ] Johnny Smith Jay Starr George Whitley Ill 147 First Grade: The Beginning Of Friendships, Mrs. Anderson Clifford Anderson Denise Bradburry Jim Brewer Janice Bush Deborah Carr Kurt Harris Charlotte Ingram Lisa Marsh Kevin Miller Mark Miller Roger Milholland Annette Nolan Todd Pickens Randy Ramsey Kelly Rawlings Kristy Small Curtis Watson Tommy White Johnnie. Williams Shannon Wyatt Mrs. Brelsford Michael Blankenship Carolyn Bradshaw Ronnie Burch Chris Childers Ernest Deming Raymond Denton Bob Griffin Pamela Higginbotham Katherine Hudson Kristin Kennard Paul (Buba) King Sondra Lockhart Leslie Lyons Kyle Orms Vanona Owens Connie Payne Drennan. Pope Mike Price Kevin Richardson Tommy Rickman Teresa Robinson Chery! Starr Miss Megginson Ann Bailey Carol Barber Karen Boyett Tony Brewer Steven Cline David Colburn David Colteaux Mrs. Brelsford's class favorites are Cheryl Starr and Michael Blakenship. T h e Be fel nn 1 n gS Of Lea rni Nn gs oe “Sees class favorites are Lisa Marsh and Barry Fogle Barry Henson Barry Hunter Shelley Johnson Michael Parsons Darrell Perry Deanie Ridgeway Miss Megginson’s class favorites are Darrell Perry and Shelley John- son. Nancy Silvertooth Robin Smith Ronald Terrell Wayne Thorpe Keith Tuel Timothy White Jimmy Wise Mrs. Kruse Sid Anderson Anthony Bradburry Freddy Bush Emmett Coleman Marion Davis Jay Hatton Sandy Herron Scarlet Ingram Dana League Rhonda McCuller Sheila Milam Robin Nixon Lisa Odom Jonice Phillips Brian Rodgers Monica Ruddell Susan Thomas Stanley Walker Nona Weaver Leslie Williams Miss Mason Bervick Anderson Wayne Bates Mary Briggs Chip Dowdell Glena Grosdidier Patricia Hill Michael Hudgens Judy Hunter Beth Jackson eee Michele King Melinda Lain Chris Lassiter Carol Lester Bradley Lummus Brian McPherson Teresa Miller Renita Newsom Leisha Suiter Ws Mrs. Parks’ class favorites are Gordon Hill and Rhonda West. Teri Vaughn Deanna White Karon Willbanks Floyd Wingo Mrs. Parks Lisa Bodovsky John Bylsma Dee Wayne Davis Laura Embry Kim Fenton Harry Goss Jim Grubbs Gordon Hill Tina Humphrey Randy King Angela McDaniel Roy Miller Donald Owens David Pace Lana Pannell Hope Pruitt Brenda Robinson Brett Rowland Rhonda West PL Mrs. Peery Tracy Blankenship Linda Colburn Marguerite Coleman Shayne Dickson Lisa Fenton Denalada Fleming Lana Gage Ronnie Gibson Timothy Harris Forrest Johnson Kelly King Stephen Mooney Robby McNew Jimmy Odom Nina Owens Colmain Parrish Toni Pope Ava Nell Pruitt Renee Rickman Deborah Smith Dee Ann Vanderpool Mrs. Pritchard Jon Bales Renee Bennett Ruby Fleming John Garner Carol Gordon Pamala Hughes Kimberly Sue Johnson Robert Massey James Milholland Lori Miller 152 Mrs. Pritchard's class favorites are Frances Weaver and Lance Redden. Third Graders Set Goals; Mrs. Peery’s class favorites are Jimmy Odom and Kelly King. Richard Jones Jeffery Lynn Roger McCuller Mark Parish Ronald Parsons Chris Smith Karen Townsend Lori White Mark Young Jimmy Perry Laurie Pickard Lyle Potter Lance Redden Ronnette Terrell Dean Thorpe Charles Tucker Tonya Tucker Charles Watson Frances Weaver Christy Wilson Mrs. Wood Stella Allen Diane Beall Donnie Booth Donna Browning Michael Colburn Cheryl Colteaux Keith Corbell Mike Crossland Dana Dolgener Eddie Echols Marty Fenton Randy Ferrell Johnny Jackson a | ' 3 ; sa Wie i a Mrs. Wood's class favorites are Donna Browning and Mark Young. 153 Fourth Graders Strive To Reach Goals: Miss Gandy Murray Acuff Lisa Brewer Bobby Bush Bing Canion Daniel Carr Malcom Christian Gordon Coleman Joann Costello R. B. Garza Nash Gibson Janet Gordon Howard Hardy Miss Gandy's class favorites are Lisa Brewer and Bing Canion. Danny Henderson Barry Lassiter Brenda Lummus Steven McClaran Brad McPherson Randal Newsom Paulette Parrish Teresa Payne | Terry Pickard | Gary Shirley Brenda Taylor Vickie Vaughn Johnny Wallace Phillip Wardrup Mrs. Griffin Patti Adams Susan Bodovsky Serisha Boyett Janie Brewer Michael Colteaux Nancy Drake Stuart Echols Sandy Embry Barbara Garza Howard Garza Felina Glasco Aaron Grosdidier Jana Hasley Randy Hill 154 | Derek Hunter Kevin Kennard Rena McCuller Daniel Milam Carmon Post Ricky Price William Pruitt Dana Rawlings Gaye Shirley David Small Debra Tuel Donnie Wilson Miss Harris Barbara Bailey Kent Barnhill Concentration Important Angelia Capps Melissa Edmondson Bubba Eudy Sherry Greer Mrs. Griffin's class favorites are David Small Mrs. Harris’ class favorites are Sonya Wat- and Serisha Boyett. son and Joseph Sieber. Dwayne Hollingsworth Amelia Hunt Connie Husband Lisa Jones Daniel Kern Nanette LeBlanc Brenda Martaindale Mark McAlexander Jackie McNew Rhonda Miller Donald Moore Tamarah Orms Donald Powell Russell Raborn Billy Redden Joseph Sieber Robin Turner Gail Warlick Sonya Watson Leann Willbanks Cindy Williams Fifth Graders Seek: tS Find Themselves Mrs. Holloway Terri Adams Clay Carpenter Margo Clark Terri Dymke Billy Fogle Elizabeth Green Brenda Hatcher Laura Heyland Dane Holley Vicki Kempf Donna McDowell Sam Moss Kim Muckleroy Terry Northcutt Janet Reed Ronda Richardson James Smith Michael Suiter Tony Vaughn Barrie White Kathy White Mrs. Lain Margaret Anderson Leticia Bratton Kim Clay Gary Coffey Kenny Corbell Mark Davis Felicia Ford Barry Gage Susan Garner Jamie Hope Clark Howard Vernon Jones Daniel King David Martin Rhonda Morgan Genia Page Robin Richardson Bobby Salter Jeff Schroeder Michael Tuel James Wayt Mrs. Rogers Brenda Bates Bobby Bethel Bruce Cole Debra Copeland Angela Graves Vicky Higginbotham Mrs. Lain’s class favorites are Kim Clay and Gary Coffey. me PE TES em Mrs. Holloway’s class favorites are Barry White and Billy Fogle. Teresa Husband Katrina Jackson Tracy Lynn Mrs. Rogers’ class favorites are Debra Copeland and Dennis Davis. Donna Martin Annette McClaran Judy Orms To Find A Purpose Debra Payne Becky Powell Carolyn Price Randy Roberts Terri Spruell Joel Stephens Clarence Willtrout Dennis Davis | | James Small 157 Mrs. King Carolyn Allen Dalida Anderson James Bales Johnny Carpenter Emmett Carter Keith Crain Diane Criss Kimberly Echols Rhonda Fleming Gregory Greer Matt Grosdidier Corwin Jackson Mary Beth Malone Helen Diane Pendleton Terry Pettit Kenneth Pickard Odine Pruitt James Rickman Tony Vanderpool Paula Williams Sharon Wingo Mr. Rogers Steve Bratton Don Carpenter Joe Carrington Robyn Echols Jesse Embry Michael Fleming Prepare For The Future Daniel Hallford Roddy Harris Susan Ishee Brenda Johnson Karen Kennard Jon King Joni Martin Shaynee Mullikin Mrs. West's class favorites are Debra Remy and Terry Joe Phillips Pyeatt. Cindy Pickett Timmy Vaughn Steven Wall Paul Wesley Michael Willbanks Mrs. West Deborah Acuff Debbie Bailey David Carr Mitchell Christian Debbie Cline Marla Davis Paul Davis Danny Dickson Becky Edmondson “oe oe | | we Cristi Geske Dp By 4 Donny Griffin | i | Billy Hammett David Husband Robby Little Kim McChesney Steven McPherson Charles Modisette Lisa Owens Terry Pyeatt Steven Rains Debora Remy Ronnie Savage Bob Spruell Kenneth Trent Donald Whiteside crsaine ASD A la Seventh Grade | Junior High Tony Baldridge se | a es “ Pf tA Jeff Barnhill Julie Ann Bennett Jerry Blankenship Ricky Bodovsky Danny Bozarth Julie Brock Bruce Brookshier Mark Browning Patricia Bylsma Carla Cain Mike Cavel Barry Cline Mark Cloud Vicki Cogdell Virginia Coleman James Creighton Delight Dickson Edwin Embry Hank Ferrell Mariola Green Delwin Greer Cheryl Griffin Ricky Harp Timothy Hill Lloyd Hollingsworth Byron Hunt Mark Lain Begins Exciting Experience John Loftis Jeffrey Malone Gena Martin Randy McCuller David Meadows Chester Milam Lisa Milam Amy Mooney Marvin Montgomery Melvin Montgomery Janet Morris Sherrie Neal Richard Newsom Cindy Odom Terry Pace Nancy Page Kerry Pannell Donna Parish Susan Parish Jennifer Pruitt Donna Rains Earnest Robinson Diane Savage Franklin Shaw Carolyn Smith Cindy Spence Bobby Sieber James Steele Mary Stephens David Suiter Dan Thomas Sandra Townsend Connie Tucker Jannell Tucker Clint Tuel Tim Tyl Ronnie Vaughn Marina Wingo Laura Williams 161 Mary Doug Acuff Darrell Anderson Durren Anderson Tracy Atkins Vicki Baker Vondra Bailey Brian Berry Beth Boyett Kenneth Bozarth Teresa Bradley Ronnie Browning Jimmy Cavel Kenneth Clark Sherry Coffey Cindy Cogdell Jamie Coker Ronnie Crain Lonnie Davis Niane Dunnell Jan Dymke Bubba Fields Thomas Fogle Donnie Gatlin Jerry Graves Gail Harp Paul Harris Mike Hart Debra Holley Becky Hope Gerry Ishee Gay Kempf Brenda Lutrick Logan Malone Bobby Martin Johnny Martin David Massey Eddie McDowell Molly McLane Ken Meadows Melody Meadows Tony Muckleroy Peggy Sue Nelson Kerry Northcutt Mike Peery Ginger Perryman Angela Pendleton Mike Pitts Randy Price Linda Pruitt Rhonda Reynolds Freddie Roberts Brad Shaw Christene Smith Rodessa Taylor Margaret Thomas Ronnie Townsend Randy Tubb Patsy Tucker Debbie Tuttle Dewana Trent Jace Tyner Cyndi Wayt Neal White Teresa Wingo Monty Williams Robert Williamson Well, I've got my book open, what more do you expect! 8th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Darrell Anderson, President; Ronnie Browning, Vice-President; Gay Kempf, Sec- retary; Jamie Coker, Treasurer. Jr. High Student Council Prepares Leadership Talents The 1971-72 Junior High Student Council assumed an active role in leading their classes individually and the Junior High as a whole. Through their close co-operation with the High School Student Council, they begin to learn and understand their future roles as leaders in the high school system. OFFICERS: Rhonda Reynolds, secretary; Dewana Trent, president; Jace Tyner, vice-president; Vickie Cogdell, treasurer. ? : aaa = ESL yy Mtn , “nl {NUMAN Y I the is post Peg Bp vs Wi, an Tin ———— OT W : . Meervnay evensayaanasitsHEUAHLLD Te REPRESENTATIVES: Edwin Embry, Paul Harrison, Joe Carrington, Debbie Tuttle, Cheryl Griffin. FIRST ROW: Diane Criss, Joyce Anderson, Debbie Acuff, Diane Pendleton, Lisa Owens, Debra Remy, Kim Echols, Becky Edmondson, Karen Ken- nard, Debbie Bailey, Mary Beth Malone, Carolyn Allen, Sharon Wingo, Paula Williams, Rhonda Flemming, Brenda Johnson, Cindy Pickett, Joni Martin. SECOND ROW: Susan Ishee, Odine Pruitt, Ronnie Savage, Dan Hallford, Jon King, Danny Dickson, James Rickman, Charles Modisette, Bob Spruell, Roddy Harris, Joe Carrington, Paul Davis, Debbie Cline, Cristi Geske, Emmet Carter, Pete Whiteside, Jesse Embry, Matt Grosdidier, Joe Phillips, Terry Pettit, David Husband, Craig McPherson, Keith Crain, Michael Crissthen, Robbie Little, Kenneth Trent, Mike Willbanks, Brenda Rodg- ers, Donny Griffin, David Carr, Steve Bratton. Mr. Parker leads the way. Sixth Grade Band Discovers The Joys Of Music One of the new additions to our faculty this year was Mr. Gene Parker, Assistant Band Direc- tor. His duties include the instruction of the begin- ner band students to prepare them for their years of service to the high school band. Mr. Parker's talent of making people want to learn, coupled with the sixth grader’s natural talent and ambi- tion, provide for an outstanding year of accom- plishment and a promising future for the band. Freshman Cheerleaders Lead Junior High Spirit The 1971-72 Ninth Grade Cheer- leaders, sponsored by Mrs. Janet Has- ley, have learned to lead their class and the entire junior high in pep ral- lies, at games and meets, and in school itself. These four girls are an asset to the school and source of pride for their class. 1971-72 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Connie Kathie — Sth Graders Prepa re For Next Year, 7th Graders Learn The Steps The junior high cheerleaders represent their entire class in everything they do. With Mrs. Donna Mathis serving as sponsor, they help plan pep rallies and receptions, in addition to their duties of leading the cheering at games. Debra Holley kicks off another yell. Rye TAR, PTT Did you see that boy in the fourth row? Ql EB an ARGUS EL en - , : be = , Se SU ! 13 7 Be e467) : NINTH PLAYERS: ‘Scott weMeT Rabe Rese ce: ioe Shaddell, Clarence Joiner, Gil Manin tise ae Curtis Smith, Shannon Wingo, Ronny wikonl George Cloud. 2nd ROW: Joe Ferrell, Terry Reyonolds, Duane Denton, Eddie McDowell, Freddie Bailey, James Alexander, Mark Mosley, Curtis Blakenship, Mark Howard, and Mark Cloud, manager. Junior High Builds For The Future Varsity The White Oak Jr. Necks started their football tradition by posting a 7-2 season. A team that started as a dream, proved Thursday after Thursday that they came to play. Thus the coaches have nothing to worry about in the coming years with a fine team like this one springing up. wf Coach Jimmy Johns makes comment on The football boys show spirit by participating in the pep rally. the game at a pep rally. 168 | ws e| © a a Baie Ol a, 05... 65, 50 ei a oe edeat a ae ™ - a S pli, = lip ° mt a = a “aaa 2 ¥ sit ‘“ 5 4a. a ay ¥ | 1 . | “ SS ia iP } . ‘pr a om '«: rt. 2. Fm a se m EIGHTH GRADE: Ist ROW: Jerry Graves, Michael Pitts, Brian Berry, Brad Shaw, Jamie Coker, Jace Tyner, Neal White, Bubba Fields, Tony Muck- leroy, Robert Williamson, Ronnie Crane, Jimmy Cavel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Johns (coach), Mark Cloud, Bo Roberts, Thomas Fogle, Ronnie Town- send, Ronny Browning, Bobby Martin, David Massey, Darrell Anderson, Tracy Atkins, Kenneth Clark. THIRD ROW: Lonnie Davis, Michael Pitts, Gerry Ishee, Mike Hart, Randy Price, Durren Anderson, Barnie, Kerry Northcutt, Paul Harrison, Ken Meadows. Jr. High Footballers Prepare For Action The transition from sandlot and backyard tag to organized football can sometimes be troublesome. At White Oak, sports training starts early and is well taught. From the very first, the basic fundamentals are taught cor- rectly and each individual player is given the opportunity to prove his talents and ability on the athletic field. Peery and Atkins closing in to make another tackle. SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADE: FIRST ROW: Mike Cavel, Ricky Newsom, Terry Pace, Edwin Embry, Scott Creighton, Jeff Barnhill, Dan Thomas, Timothy Tyl, Barry Cline, Timothy Hill, Jerry Blakenship, Mark Browning, Randy McCuller. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Bozarth, Keith Steele, Hank Ferrell, Byron Hunt, Ronnie Vaughn, Melvin Montgomery, Lloyd Hollingsworth, Johnny Loftis, Mark Lain, Marvin Montgomery, Ricky Bodovsky. THIRD ROW: David Meadows, Damon Baker, Bruce Brookshire, Franklin Shaw, Ricky Adkinson, Ricky Harp, David Suiter, Kerry Pannell, Mark Cloud. Sea DOWN “WARTEP“TO-G SS 7 84 44 Cee 77 Ve w Rap 2 a | % ‘ 1 3 er. fy = 7 . eu BH 3886) 51 FOR75 a ‘ate | i 3 : q . “ ae ‘ a x iO tA mh, . : , 3 é i, me ht ey, ¥ Ly . Y “ws” ss , - , ‘ LAA £ A ” . 5 f ae. é iy ‘ ae : � ( y) ett s F Fe 1’ fa é G3 EN b “ : aa — ak M am ‘ = 3 ss S a ¥ e a ae; 2. NRG ONE rye, peek i FIRST ROW: Mr. Johns, Kyron Weed, George Cloud, Rokky Mullikin, Terry Wardup, Curtis Smith, Ed McDowell. SECOND ROW: Gil Martin, Terry Rey- nolds, Ben Taylor, Scott Williams, Shannon Wingo, Robert Newsom, Curtis Blankenship. Jr. Necks Post Winning Season In amassing their 11-8 season, the 1971- 72 Jr. Roughnecks shut out their zone oppo- their accuracy from the free throw line and from the field, the freshmen, under Coach Jonhs, overwhelmed their opponents both in total points and in spirit. This team is a bright promise for the future. yee Monte: Terry Reynolds goes for two and finds it a little tougher than expected. 170 nents to claim the zone championship. With J — . a —- EIGHTH GRADE: FIRST ROW: Tracy Atkins, Ronnie Browning, Tony Muckleroy, David Massey, Mike Peery, Darrell Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bratton, Bobby Martin, Gerry Ishee, Kerry Northcutt, Mike Hart, Kenneth Clark. Sth Grade Takes Honors, 7th Builds Tradition =e J SEVENTH GRADE: FIRST ROW: Barry Cline, Edwin Embry, Ricky Hart, Tim Tyl, Mike Cavel, Ricky Adkinson. SECOND ROW: Jeff Malone, Dan Thomas, Randy McCuller, Terry Pace, Mark Browning, David Suiter, Clint Tuel. THIRD ROW: Mike Potter, Kerry Pannell, Jerry Blankenship, Jeff Barnhill, Bruce Brookshire, Scott Creighton, Ricky Newsom, Tim Hill, Mark Cloud, Danny Buzarth. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Bodovsky, Lloyd Hollingsworth, David Meadows, Ronny Vaughn, Hank Ferrell, Mark Lain, Byron Hunt, Melvin Montgomery, Keith Steele, Marvin Montgomery. Being on any championship team is thrilling and this year's Eighth grade basketball team had many reasons to feel proud. Outscor- ing and outfighting all their district op- ponents they came out at season's end with the district crown. Determina- tion and pride are key factors as White Oak builds for the future. : 4 BR Re i Al or ee ee Jamie Pruett, Pam Voss, Donna Morris, Cindy Cavel, Debbie White, Beth Clark, Cyndi Geske, Barbara Johnson, Nina Tuel, Patty Dickson, Terry Mooney, Connie Latting, Mrs. Atkins. Ninth Graders Go Independent After a period of time that was practically devoid of inter- est in girl's athletic competition, interest was revived in a big way. So many girls came out for basketball that there were enough to create a separate freshman squad with their own schedule. By working on their own, they not only prepared for the future, but also strengthened the whole athletic program and opened up new avenues of activities for the girls of our school. Cyndi Geske sets sail for two points. SEVENTH GRADE TRACK TEAM MEMBERS: Ricky Adkinson, Melvin Montgomery, Johnny Loftis, Mike Cavel, Mark Cloud, Mark Lain, Jeff Barnhill, Byron Hunt, Mark Browning, Ronnie Vaughn, Jerry Blankenship, Ricky Newsom, Marvin Montgomery, Ricky Harp, Terry Pace. Jr. Necks Capture District Crown é i he EIGHTH GRADE TRACK MEMBERS: Bobby Martin, Tracy Atkins, Bubba Fields, Ken Meadows, Ronnie Browning, Jimmy Cavel, Kerry Northcutt, Gerry Ishee, Ronnie Crane, Durren Anderson, Paul Harris, Randy Price, Mike Peery, Jace Tyner, Kenneth Clark, Dar- rell Anderson, Bo Roberts. Ed McDowell clears the high jump bar in the Freshman divi- Terry Wardrup begins to make up ground in the Freshman mile sion. relay. ha ee Sparkéd by a Ist and 2nd in girl's singles and Ist and 2nd in girl’s doubles, this year’s Junior Di- vision tennis team prepared for more victories in the future. Com- bining a winning spirit with surpris- ing talent, these youngsters amazed everyone who watched them. BOYS: Doubles, George Cloud, Robert Williamson; Singles, Tony Muckleroy. Jr. High Tennis Team Posts Winning Season | | GIRLS: Doubles, Cyndi Geske, Connie Latting; Singles Donna Morris; Coach Shirley Atkins; Singles Diana Burns; Doubles, Dewanna Trent, Debra Holley. : ig ee : ieee, ee pip aes é eal . FPR we. Senin ey Oe gen tt eit ile Ped age ae Pale 9 ee A ae as ae i eke t%, ‘ tx Sek PALME Ly Tar Prag Run, Gay, before they tromple all over us! Action Is Byword Of Junior High Some people are pushy. Will the real ‘‘Superbad”’ please stand? a ——EE af mi MN ; 176 Spirit Remains The whole school year is now just a memory, but as such, good or bad, it will live forever in the minds of the people who lived during it. Spirit is an intangible thing. It cannot be touched or han- dled, only its effects can be felt and seen. This book has tried to capture the spirit of the school, the people in it, and the emotions behind their mutual accomplishments. Remember in 1971-72, “Spirit Led’’ and triumphed over all. 177 A Acuff, Deborah 159, 165 Acuff, Mary Doug 99, 111, 162 Acuff, Murray 154 Adams, Carla 104, 105, 107, 140 Adams, Jerry 104, 105, 140 Adams, Marwin 7, 35, 74, 76, 84, 85, 87, 120 Adams, Patti 3, 154 Adams, Terri 156 Adkins, Rick 31, 34, 11, 46, 40, 104, 105, 107, 110, 111, 120 Adkinson, Cyndi 18, 24, 31, 33, 35, 36, 37736; 04,095; O07 ILO auii2, Lis, TVOm zie b23, 120 Adkinson, Ricky 39, 105, 109, 160, 169, Vie bas Alexander, James 33, 36, 110, 111, 140, 168 Allen, Carolyn 158, 165 Allen, Danny Ray 147 Allen, Donnie 73, 78, 84, 87, 95, 136 Allen, Stella 153 Anderson, Berwick 150 Anderson, Clifford 148 Anderson, Dalida 158 Anderson, Darrell 105, 109, 162, 163, 169, 171 Anderson, Durren 162, 169 Anderson, Margaret 167 Anderson, Scott 147 Anderson, Sid 150 Atkins, Tracy 162, 169, 171, 173 Bailey, Ann 148 Bailey, Barbara 155 Bailey, Debbie 158, 165 Bailey, Freddie 140, 168 Bailey, Vondra 162 Baker, Cathy 1, 31, 40, 42, 82, 98, 100, 132 Baker, Damon 160, 169 Baker, Vicki 107, 162 Baldridge, Tony 105, 108, 160 Bales, James 158 Bales, Jon 152 Bales, Leigh Ann 146 Bales, Sondra 147 Ballenger, Darren 146 Barber, Carol 148 Barber, Mike 2, 27, 35, 45, 47, 62, 64, 74, 75, 70, 77,84, 85, 86, 90,95, 96, 97, 121 Barnhill, Jeffery 160, 169, 171 Barnhill, Kent 155 Bates, Albert 85, 140, 168 Bates, Brenda 156 Bates, Edward 9, 10, 21, 22, 43, 62, 64, Index — Student Body 67, 70, 84, 86, 96, 97, 114, 121, 129, 136 Bates, Melvin Bates, Wayne 150 Beall, Diane 153 Beall, Max 2, 7, 60, 62, 72, 86, 136 Bedford, Dicky 2, 9, 10, 35, 45, 42, 75, 10774, 75; O2 004 507 894,95 el be) his t2eal23 Bennett, Julie Ann 105, 107, 160 Bennett, Renee 152 Berry, Brian 162, 169 Berry, James 73, 136 Bethel, Bobby 156 Blankenship, Curtis 32, 140, 168, 170 Blankenship, Denise 140 Blankenship, Jerry 105, 109, 160, 169, 171 Blakenship, Michael 148, 149 Blankenship, Roger 111, 136 Blankenship, Tracy 152 Bodovsky, Lisa 151 Bodovsky, Ricky 39, 105, 109, 160, 169, 171 Bodovsky, Susan 3, 154 Booth, Donnie 153 Boyett, Beth 162 Boyett, Karen Lynn 148 Boyett, Ron 146 Boyett, Serisha 3, 154, 155 Bozarth, Danny 160, 171 Bozarth, Kenneth 9, 162, 169 Bradburry, Anthony 150 Bradburry, Denise 148 Bradley, Jimmy 136 Bradshaw, Carolyn 148 Bradley, Theresa 99, 162 Brantley, Donna 19, 104, 105, 106, 107, 132 Bratton, Leticia 20, 156 Bratton, Steve 158, 165 Brewer, Janie 3, 154 Brewer, Jim 148 Brewer, Lisa 154 Brewer, Tony 148 Briggs, Mary 150 Brock, Julie 105, 108, 160 Brookshier, Bruce 160, 169, 171 Brown, Mellone 82, 99, 136 Browning, Donna 153 Browning, Mark 160, 169, 171, 173 Browning, Mike 12, 33, 36, 62, 72, 78, 79, 84, 87, 90, 91, 136 Browning, Ronald 162, 163, 169, 171, 173 Burch, Danny 2, 4, 7, 35, 62, 65, 70, 84, 85, 96, 97, 121, 129, 123 Burch, Ronald 148 Burns, Diana 140, 174 Burns, Nancy 132 Burns, Robert 146 Burns, Suzanna 140 Bush, Bobby 154 Bush, Darrell 146 Bush, Freddy 150 Bush, Janice 148 Bylsma, John 151 Bylsma, Patricia 160 Cc Cain, Carla 104, 105, 107, 160 Cain, Steve 39, 105, 109, 136 Canion, Bing 154 Capps, Angelia 155 Carpenter, Clay 156 Carpenter, Don 158 Carpenter, Johnny 158 Carr, Daniel 154 Carr, David 159, 165 Carr, Deborah 148 Carrington, Joe 9, 158, 164, 165 Carter, Emmett 158, 165 Cavel, Cindy 32, 110, 140, 143, 172 Cavel, Jerry 3, 103, 132 Cavel, Jimmy 162, 169 Cavel, Mike 160, 169, 171 Cavel, Richard 10, 29, 32, 44, 46, 48, 110, 122, 129 Childers, Chris 148 Christian, Malcom 154 Christian, Mitchell 159 Clairbaugh, Steve 105, 109, 110, 111, 141 Clark, Beth 141, 172 Clark, Kenneth 105, 107, 109, 162, 169, 171 Clark, Margo 156 Clay, Kim 20, 156, 157 Cline, Barry 39, 105, 109, 160, 169, 171 Cline, Debbie 159, 165 Cline, Meri Christine 146 Cline, Steven 148 Cloud, Connie 32, 35, 42, 112, 113, 132 Cloud, George 34, 36, 96, 97, 110, 111, 141, 168, 170, 174 Cloud, Mark 160, 168, 169, 171, 173 Cochran, Cheresa 146 Cochran, Jerry 147 Coffey, Gary 156, 157 Coffey, Sherry 39, 102, 107, 162 Cogdell, Cindy 99, 104, 105, 108, 162, 175 Cogdell, Vicki 107, 160, 164 Coker, Gina 147 Coker, Jamie 162, 163, 169, 173 Colburn, David 148 Colburn, Linda 152 Colburn, Michael 153 Cole, Bruce 156 Cole, Mark 132 Coleman, Emmett 150 Coleman, Gordon 154 Coleman, Marguerite 9, 152 Coleman, Virginia 160 Colteaux, David 148 Colteaux, Cheryl 153 Colteaux, Michael 3, 154 Copeland, Debra 156, 157 Corbell, Keith 153 Corbell, Kenny 156 Costello, Joann 154 Costello, Johnny 146 Crain, Keith 158, 165 Crain, Ronny 9, 162, 169 Creighton, Doniece 18, 32, 36, 40, 92, 104, 105, 106, 107, 110, 113, 136, 137 Creighton, James 160 Creighton, Scott 105, 109, 169, 171 Criss, Cathy 141 Criss, Diane 158, 165 Criss, Glenda 32, 132, 133 Cross, Allen 136 Crossland, Mike 153 D Dance, Donna 1, 7, 9, 14, 21, 22, 28, 37, ACOs OL ml Ola ape ticse be tee lee, 176 Dance, Mike 31, 36, 105, 109, 110, 113, 141 Dance, Rhonda 31, 35, 37, 94, 95, 110, 2S tte, 132, 133 Darby, Cheri 21, 33, 37, 49, 80, 81, 83, 89, 132 Davis, Dee Wayne 151 Davis, Dennis 157 Davis, Karen 36, 99, 141 Davis, Lonnie 162, 169 Davis, Marion 150 Davis, Mark 156 Davis, Marla 159 Davis, Paul 159, 165 Davis, Pennie 147 Davis, Rita 111, 136 Deming, Earnest 148 Denton, Duane 14, 140, 141, 168 Denton, Raymond 148 Dickson, Danny 159, 165 Dickson, Delight 160 Dickson, Patty 36, 99, 111, 140, 141, 143, 172 Dickson, Randy 2, 7, 14, 20, 32, 40, 60, BZAOT ARIZ RO OR OT IN 2,070 Dickson, Shayne 152 Dolgener, Dana 153 Dowdell, Chip 150 Dowell, Paul 15, 35, 44, 62, 64, 65, 71, 84, 85, 86, 96, 99, 122 Drake, Nancy 3, 154 Dunnell, Niane 162 Dymke, Jack 105, 109, 110, 141 Dymke, Jan 104, 105, 162 Dymke, Terri 99, 107, 156 E Echols, Eddie 153 Echols, Kimberly 158, 165 Echols, Robyn 158 Echols, Sturat 3, 154 Echols, Sturat 3, 154 Edmondson, Becky 159, 165 Edmondson, Melissa 155 Edmondson, Steve 4, 104, 105, 108, 132 Edmondson, Vicki 46, 104, 105, 107, 112, 120, 122 Eggleston, Eddie 141 Embry, Edwin 104, 105, 109, 160, 164, 169, 171 Embry, Jesse 3, 158, 165 Embry, Laura 151 Eudy, Bubba 155 Eudy, Terri 1, 5, 14, 19, 26, 41, 47, 93, 94, 95, 104, 105, 106, 107, 113, 119, 2 ezeeli2e alee Fenton, Kim 151 Fenton, Lisa 152 Fenton, Marty 153 Ferrell, Hank 160, 169, 171 Ferrell, Joe 141, 168 Ferrell, Morris 2, 18, 46, 47, 48, 62, 70, 96, 97, 122 Ferrell, Randy 153 Fields, Bubba 108, 162, 169 Fields, Gwen 99, 104, 105, 107, 142 Fleming, Denlanda 152 Fleming, Michael 158 Fleming, Rhonda 158, 165 Fleming, Ruby 152 Fogle, Barry 149 Fogle, Billy 156, 157 Fogle, Thomas 162, 169 Foirriestier, Merita 83, 123 Foirriestier, Rhonda 92, 105, 106, 108, 136 Ford, Felicia 156 Frazier, Marilyn 16, 17, 32, 100, 123, 130 G Gage, Barry 156 Gage, Blake 41, 42, 62, 132, 133 Gage, Lana 152 Garner, John 152 Garner, Kay 1, 82, 99, 136 Garner, Roger 9, 15, 44, 62, 70, 76, 91, 95, 123 Garner, Susan 156 Garrett, Teresa 54, 92 Gentry, Mike 136 Garza, Barbara 3, 154 Garza, Howard 3, 154 Garza, R. B. 154 Gatlin, Donald 105, 108, 162 Geske, Cristi 158, 159, 165 Geske, Cyndi 3, 19, 21, 94, 95, 99, 142, 166, 172, 174 Gibson, Nash 154 Gibson, Ronnie 9, 152 Glasco, Felina 3, 154 Gordon, Carol 152 Gordon, Janet 154 Goss, Harry 151 Gordon, Nelda 136 Goss, Catherine 18, 31, 34, 37, 41, 42, 80, 81, 94, 95, 132 Goza, Briley 146 Graves, Angela 156 Graves, Jerry 162, 169 Graves, Timilee 31, 35, 42, 43, 104, 105, 107, 132 Graves, Tommy 41, 42, 43, 62, 72, 84, 87, 90, 94, 95, 96, 97, 132, 134 Green, Elizabeth 156 Green, Mariola 105, 108, 160 Green, Peggy 41, 80, 81, 83, 98, 132 Green, Victoria 41, 80, 83, 98, 123 Greer, Delwin 160 Greer, Gregory 158 Greer, Sherry 155 Greer, Lloyd 111, 142 Griffin, Alan 146 Griffin: Billta 9, 12)-21, 28; 3t,72o2,. 39; 36, 37, 42, 60, 62, 64, 70, 74, 76, 90, D1 DANOS 96.97, Vi2rel Lo, 24 Griffin, Cheryl 104, 105, 107, 144, 160, 164 Griffin, Dicky 23, 32, 36, 73, 78, 89, 90, 91296797, Spi 37, Griffin, Donny 159, 165 Griffin, Bob 148 Grosdidier, Aaron 3, 154 Grosdidier, Glena 150 Grosdidier, Matt 158, 165 Grubbs, Jim 151 H Hallford, Andy 7, 18, 33, 34, 35, 42, 74, 76, 89, 105, 109, 133 Hallford, Daniel 159, 165 Hallford, Denise 33, 104, 105, 107, 110, 142 Hammett, Billy 159 Handy, Tony 4, 44, 45, 62, 70, 84, 87, 90, 96, 124 Hardy, Howard 154 Harp, Gail 99, 107, 162 Harp, Jimmy 31, 39, 105, 109, 133 Harris, Kurt 148 Harrison, Paul 162, 164, 169 Harris, Roddy 159, 165 Harris, Timothy 152 Hart, Michael 162, 169, 171 Hart, Rick 23, 41, 62, 66, 69, 72, 74, 77, 86, 133 Hart, Ricky 160, 171 Hasley, Hugh 3, 21, 24, 35, 37, 47, 48, 62, 74, 78, 84, 96, 97, 110, 117, 124 Hasley, Jana 3, 154 Hasley, Jimmy 33, 36, 73, 90, 137 Hatcher, Becky 99, 105, 107, 142 Hatcher, Brenda 156 Hatcher, Margaret 105, 108, 137 180 Hatton, Jay Lee 150 Hawthorne, Jerry 43, 105, 109, 119, 124 Hawthorne, Kenny 39, 104, 105, 107 Henderson, Danny 154 Henderson, Judy 45, 82, 83, 98, 137 Hendrickson, Judy 82, 133 Henson, Barry 149 Henson, Pam 11, 82, 98, 99, 100, 137, 138 Henson, Sherron 37, 41, 46, 119, 120, 124 Herron, Sandy 150 Heyland, Laura 156 Heyland, Sharon 99, 104, 105, 107, 142 Higginbotham, Vicky 156 Higginbotham, Pamela 148 Hill, Barbara 133 Hill, Danny Lee 147 Hill, Gordon 151 Hill, Pam 100, 125 . Hill, Patricia 150 Hill, Randy 3, 154 Hill, Timothy 105, 108, 160, 169, 171 Hiltzman, Linda 94, 95, 99, 137 Hippler, Peggy 82, 100, 133 Holamon, Donna 112, 125 Holland, Cathy 18, 125 Holley, Dane 156 Holley, Debra 144, 162, 163, 167, 174, 175 Hollingsworth, Dwayne 155 Hollingsworth, Lloyd 160, 169, 171 Hope, Jamie 156 Hope, Rebbecca 99, 105, 108, 162 Hope, Terry 19, 73, 89, 132, 133 Howard, Clark 156 Howard, Mark 142,°168 Hudgens, Michael 150 Hudson, Gene 147 Hudson, Katherine 148 Hughes, Pamela 152 Hughes, Ricky 19, 21, 133, 134 Humphrey, Tina 151 Hunt, Amelia 155 Hunt, Byron 39, 105, 109, 160, 169, 171 Hunt, Claudetta 32, 35, 36, 37, 40, 43, 80, 83, 95, 98, 112, 119, 125 Hunt, Sandra 41, 42, 54, 98, 105, 108, 133, 135 Hunter, Barry 149 Hunter, Derek 3, 155 Hunter, Judy 150 . Husband, Theresa 157 Husband, Connie 155 Husband, David 159, 165 Ingram, Charlotte 148 Ingram, Scarlet 150 Ishee, Gerry 162, 169, 171, 173 Ishee, Susan 159, 165 Jackson, Beth 150 Jackson, Brian 147 Jackson, Corwin 158 Jackson, Johnny 153 Jackson, Katrina 157 Jett, Sabrina 19, 31, 37, 43, 92, 104, 105, 106, 107, 134 Jobe, Mark 34, 105, 109, 142 Johnson, Barbara 99, 142, 172 Johnson, Brenda 159, 165 Johnson, Forrest 152 Johnson, Kimberly Sue 152 Johnson, Mickey 1, 7, 44, 105, 107, 134 Johnson, Shelley 149 Joiner, Clarence 142, 168 Jones, Horace 84, 142 Jones, Richard 153 Jones, Ruthie 146 Jones, Vernon 156 Jones, Shela 98, 134 Jones, Virlena 98, 133, 134 K Kempf, Dan 21, 23, 73, 84, 87, 97, 137 Kempf, Gay 105, 108, 144, 162, 163, 167, 175 Kempf, Victoria 156 Kennard, Karen 159, 165 Kennard, Kevin 3, 155 Kennard, Kristin 148 Kern, Daniel 155 King, Daniel 156 King, Jon 159, 165 King, Kelly 9, 152 King, Kevin 147 King, Michele 151 King, Paul 148 King, Randall 151 Kutch, Kate 33, 36, 99, 136, 137 Kutch, Kyle 2, 7, 10, 15, 18, 62, 71, 84, 87,71, 114, 125, 126 LaBlanc, Nannette 155 LaClaire, Joe 137 Lain, Mark 160, 169, 171, 173 Lain, Melinda 150, 151 Lassiter, Barry 154 Lassiter, Chris 150, 151 Latting, Connie 3, 19, 99, 141, 142, 166, 172, 174 Latting, Jeff 95, 134 League, Dana 150 Lee, Howard 111, 142 Lester, Carol 151 Little, Connie 7, 14, 102, 104, 105, 106, LOZ 25 Little, Robby 158, 165 Lockhart, Sondra 148 Loftis, Jeff 73, 137 Loftis, John 105, 108, 160, 161, 169 Loving, Kathy 126 Lummus, Bradley 151 Lummus, Brenda 154 Lutrick, Brenda 99, 162 Lynn, Jeffery 153 Lynn, Tracy 157 Lyons, Leslie 148 M Malone, Jeffrey 104, 105, 108, 161, 171 Malone, Logan 162 Malone, Mary Beth 158, 165 Malone, Steve 137 Marsh, Lisa 148, 149 Martin, Bobby 162, 169, 171 Martin, David 156 Martin, Donna 157 Martin, Gena 161 Martin, Gil 32, 142, 168, 170 Martin, Jimmy 9, 36, 43, 62, 71, 96, 126 Martin, Johnny 162 Martin, Joni 159, 165 Martindale, Brenda 155 Martindale, Steve 21, 34, 35, 36, 90, 137 Martindale, Ward 21, 32, 36, 73, 90, 137 Massey, David 162, 169, 171 Massey, James 33, 137, 138 Massey, Robert 152 McAlexander, Mark 155 McAlexander, Mike 2, 62, 71, 74, 75, 76, 84, 86, 126 McAlexander, Terri 105, 106, 108, 138 McChesney, Kim 159 McClaran, Annette 157 McClaran, Rodney 146 McClaran, Steven 154 McCuller, Cindy 92, 104, 105, 107, 136, 138 McCuller, Kim 3, 105, 106, 107, 136, 138 McCuller, Randy 161, 169, 171 McCuller, Rena 3, 155 McCuller, Rhonda 150 McCuller, Robin 34, 99, 111, 142 McCuller, Roger 153 McCullough, Betty 94, 95, 98, 100, 138 McCullough, Tony 146 McDaniel, Angela 151 McDaniel, Diana Carol 147 McDowell, Donna 156 McDowell, Eddie 162 McDowell, Ed 168, 173 McDowell, Steve 12, 134, 170 McFarlin, Kathie 3, 14, 105, 108, 142, 166 McLane, Molly 162 McNew, Jackie 155 McNew, Robby 152 McPherson, Brad 154 McPherson, Brian 151 McPherson, Steven 159, 165 Meadows, David 105, 109, 161, 169, 171 Meadows, Kenneth 105, 109, 162, 169, 173 Meadows, Melody 104, 105, 107, 162 Meadows, 104, 105, 109, 134 Milam, Chester 161 Milam, Daniel 3, 155 Milam, Lisa 104, 105, 107, 161, 167, 175 Milam, Sheila 150 Milholland, James 152 Milholland, Roger 148, 149 Miller, Darren 146 Miller, Kevin 148 Miller, Lori 152 Miller, Rhonda 155 Miller, Roy 151 Miller, Teresa 151 Miller, Mark 148 Miller, Paula 147 Modisette, Charles 159, 165 Modisette, Vickie 92, 94, 95, 104, 105, 106, 108, 116, 126 Mooney, Amy 145, 161 Mooney, Stephen 152 Mooney, Terry 6, 32, 56, 110, 142, 172 Moore, De Anne 147 Moore, Donald 155 Montgomery, 161, 169, 171, 173 Montgomery, Melvin 161, 171, 175 Morgan, Rhonda 156 Morris, Donna 99, 142, 172, 174 Morris, Janet 105, 108, 161 Moseley, Angela 32, 41, 98, 100, 134, 135 Moseley, Mar 142, 168 Moss, Ricky 73, 84, 87, 138 Moss, Samuel 156 Muckleroy, Kim 156 Muckeroy, Tony 162, 169, 171, 174 Mullikin, Hunter 21, 73, 78, 79, 84, 87, 90, 96, 97, 136, 137, 138 Mullikin, Rokky 19, 23, 35, 39, 41, 62, 66, 68, 72, 84, 85, 90, 140, 142, 170 Mullikin, Shaynee 159 N Neal, David 33, 34, 73, 138 Neal, Sherrie 161 Nelson, Lee 73, 111, 138 Nelson, Peggy 99, 162 Nelson, Phyllis 146 Newsom, Randal 154 Newsom, Renita 151 Newsom, Richard 108, 161, 169, 171, 175 Newsom, Robert 32, 36, 110, 142, 168, 170 Nixon, Kelly 147 Nixon, Robin 150 Nolan, Annette 148 Nolan, Judy 147 Northcutt, Kerry 162, 169, 171, 173 Northcutt, Terry 156 oO Odom, Cindy 104, 105, 107, 161, 167 Odom, Jimmy 152 Odom, Lisa 150 Odom, Vicki 104, 105, 107, 136, 138 Odom, Wanda 42, 82, 98, 134 Orms, Judy 157 Orms, Kyle 21, 148 Orms, Michael 147 Orms, Tamarah 155 Owens, Donald 151 Owens, Eddie 158 Owens, Lisa 159, 165 Owens, Martha 41, 47, 126 Owens, Nina 152 Owens, Vanona 148 Pace, David 151 Pace, Terry 161, 169, 171, 173 Page, Genia 156 Page, Nancy 161 Pannell, Keith 35, 36, 62, 73, 138 Pannell, Kerry 105, 108, 161, 169, 171 Pannell, Lana 151 Parish, Donna 105, 107, 160, 161, 167, Zo Parish, Mar 153 Parish, Susan 107, 161 Parrish, Colmain 9, 152 Parrish, Paulette 154 Parsons, Michael 149 Parsons, Ronald 153 Payne, Connie 148 Payne, Debra 157 Payne, Karen 33, 136, 41, 111, 138 Payne, Teresa 154 Peery, Michael 162, 171, 173, 175 Pendleton, Angie 20, 144, 163 Pendleton, Helen Diane 158, 165 Pendleton, Rory 19, 23, 73, 78, 79, 89, 90, 94, 95, 96, 138 Perry, Darrell 149 Perry, Jimmy 153 Perry, Ned 146 Perryman, Ginger 163 Perryman, Lynn 19, 82, 137, 138 Pettit, Terry 158, 165 Phillips, Joe 159, 165 Phillips, Jonice 150 Pickard, Kenneth 158 Pickard, Laurie 153 Pickard, Terry 154 Pickens, Todd 148 Pickett, Cindy 159, 165 Pitts, Mackey 105, 109, 111, 138 Pitts, Michael 105, 109, 163, 169 Pope, Drennan 148 Pope, Toni Kay 9, 152 Post, Carmon 3, 155 Potter, Lyle 153 Powell, Becky 157 Powell, Donald 155 Price, Carolyn 157 Price, Mike 148 Price, Randall 105, 109, 163, 169, 173 Price, Ricky 3, 155 Pruitt, Ava Nell 152 Pruitt, Hope 151 Pruett, Jamie 36, 110, 143, 172 Pruitt, Jennifer 108, 161 Pruitt, Linda 99, 105, 108, 163 Pruitt, Odine 158, 165 Pruitt, Virginia 5, 43, 82, 98, 124, 126 Pruitt, Wendell 7, 35, 62, 72, 84, 85, 87, 134 Pruitt, William 3, 155 Pyeatt, Terry 159 Raborn, Pam 1, 5, 9, 107 227,007317 Uo, 36, 37, 42, 80, 81, 83, 89, 94, 95, 101, 116, 118, 127 Raborn, Ricky 3, 21, 33, 41, 134 Raborn, Russell 155 Ragsdale, Toni 6, 41, 45, 47, 116, 127 Rains, Donna 161 Rains, Steven 159 Ramsey, Randy 148 Ratley, Kenneth 10, 11, 43, 44, 115, 128, Vee Rawlings, Dana 3, 155 Rawlings, Kelly 148 Redden, Billy 155 Redden, Lance 153 Reed, Anita 146 Reed, Janet 156 Reed, Royce 1, 4, 15, 32, 47, 62, 71, 90, O12) hs, 127, 1287130 Remy, Debra 159, 165 Reynolds, Rhonda 39, 105, 108, 163, 164 Reynolds, Steve 7, 20, 32, 35, 37, 48, 42, 62, 72, 76, 84, 86, 89, 90, 96, 97, 112, hilso4 Reynolds, Terry 21, 34, 36, 40, 74, 96, 97, 90, 140, 143, 168, 170 Richardson, Kathy 33, 36, 111, 138 Richardson, Kevin 148 Richardson, Rhonda 156 Richardson, Robin 156 Rickman, James 158 , 165 Rickman, Renee 152 Rickman, Tommy 148 Ridge, Susan 39, 99, 104, 105, 107, 143 Ridgeway, Deanie 149 Rizzo, Marty 14, 37, 39, 45, 104, 105, 108, 112, 120, 148 Roberts, Bo 105 Roberts, Freddie 109, 163 Roberts, Randy 157 Robinson, Brenda 151 Robinson, Earnest 161 Robinson, Paul 73, 84, 87, 135 182 Robinson, Sharon 147 Robinson, Tereasa 148 Rodgers, Brian 150 Rowan, Betty 21, 40, 82, 99, 139 Rowan, Mike 12, 15, 2, 44, 62, 71, 87, 95, 128 Rowland, Brett 151 Ruddell, Moni ca 150 Rushing, Rodney 105, 109, 139 Russ, Martha 139, 142 Salter, Bobby 156 Sanders, James 39, 40, 104, 105, 108, 128 Savage, Diane 161 Savage, Ronnie 159, 165 Schroeder, Jeff 156 Shadell, Jimmy 143, 168 Sharp, Rhonda 147 Shaw, Brad 9, 105, 109, 39, 163, 169 Shaw, Franklin 161, 169 Shaw, Kelly 34, 110, 143 Shirley, Donetta 99, 143 Shirley, Gary 154 Shirley, Gaye 3, 155 Sieber, Bobby 104, 105, 107, 161 Sieber, Joseph 155 Sigmon, Susan 36, 102, 105, 106, 108, 139 Silvertooth, Dale 33, 42, 43, 72, 73, 84, 86, 90, 96, 9 7, 135 Silvertooth, Nancy 149 Small, David 3, 5, 155 Small, James 157 Small, Kristy 148 Smith, Barbara 1, 56, 80, 81, 83, 98, 100, 135 Smith, Carolyn 161 Smith, Cheryl 34, 40, 42, 82, 98, 100, 135 Smith, Chris 153 Smith, Christine 99, 163 Smith, Curtis 32, 89, 96, 97, 110, 143, 168, 170 Smith, Deborah 152 Smith, Johnny 147 Smith, Mollie 98, 139 Smith, Richard .27 117 12)15423,.25,,35) 62, 68, 71, 74, 75, 77, 84, 85, 86, 112, 12771284030 Smith, Robin 149 Spence, Cindy 107, 161 Springer, Kim 105, 108, 110, 111, 143 Spruell, Bob 159, 165 Spruell, Susan 2, 10, 31, 36, 37, 41, 45, 48, 92, 94, 104, 105, 106, 107, 116, 119, 129 Spruell, Terri 157 Starr, Cheryl 148, 149 Starr, Jay 147 Steele, James 161 Steele, Keith 105, 108, 169, 171 Stephens, Joel 157 Stephens, Mary 108, 161 Suiter, David 161, 169 Suiter, Laura 34, 110, 143 Suiter, Teisha 151 Suiter, Michael 156, 171 Taylor, Ben 19, 32, 36, 90, 140, 141, 143, 170 Taylor, Brenda 154 Taylor, Doris 99, 139 Taylor, Rodessa 99, 105, 108, 163 Terrell, Ronald 149 Terrell, Ronnette 153 Terry, Richard 9, 30, 32, 33, 35, 36, 37, 38, 44, 48, 104, 105, 108, 110, 113, 118, 119, 129 Terry, steve 2,9, 11, 15,.35,.44,,45, 61, 62, 69, 70, 84, 85, 94, 95, 112, 115, 119, 129, 130 Thomas, Brad 23, 73, 84, 139 Thomas, Dan 161, 169, 171 Thomas, Margaret 99, 111, 163 Thomas, Susan 150 Thomas, Wiley 32, 36, 105, 107, 139 Thorpe, Dean 153 Thorpe, Wayne 149 Townsend, Karen 153 Townsend, Ronnie 163, 169 Townsend, Sandra 105, 108, 161 Trent, Debra 34, 104, 105, 107, 110, 137, 139 Trent, Dewana 39, 102, 104, 105, 107, 144, 163, 164, 167, 174, 175 Trent, Kenneth 159, 165 Tubb, Randy 104, 105, 109, 163 Tucker, Connie 161 Tucker, Jahnell 161 Tucker, Patsy 163 Tucker, Robert 103, 139 Tucker, Tonya 153 Tuel, Cindy 31, 33, 36, 82, 94, 95, 98, ess: Tuel, Clint 161, 171 Tuel, Debra 3, 155 Tuel, Keith 149 Tuel, Michael 156 Tuel, Nina 36, 99, 111, 143, 172 Turner, Brenda 7, 37, 42, 82, 83, 135 Turner, Robin 155 Tuttle, Debbie 54, 105, 108, 163, 164 Tuttle, Dwayne 11, 14, 26, 103, 117, 119, 1205129 Tyl, Tim 105, 109, 161, 169, 171 Tyner, Jace 163, 164, 169 Tyner, Ronnie 105, 109, 135 Vv Vanderpool, Dee Ann 9, 152 Vanderpool, Tony 158 Vaughn, Ronnie 161, 169, 171 Vaughn, Teri 151 Vaughn, Timmy 158, 159 Vaughn, Tony 156 Vaughn, Vicki 154 Voss, Beverly 20, 31, 33, 41, 42, 80, 81, MOPTT3; 135 Voss, Pam 33, 36, 110, 113, 141, 143, 166, 172 WwW Walker, Martha 37, 132, 135 ’ Walker, Pam 42, 98, 100, 135 Walker, Stanley 150 Wall, Steven 159 Wallace, Johnny 154 Wallace, Robert 146 Wardrup, Phillip 154 Wardrup, Terry 104, 105, 109, 143, 170 Warlick, Gail 155 Warren, Kelcy 2, 18, 23, 36, 62, 72, 78, 84, 86, 137, 139 Warren, Marty 3, 34, 48, 95, 104, 105, 109, 130 Watson, Charles 153 Watson, Curtis 148 Wayt, Cynthia 163 Wayt, Don 2,6, 7, 15719 21) 35,.46n02- 64, 66, 71, 85, 86, 94, 95, 96, 97, 120, 130 Wayt, James 156 Wayt, Larry 105, 108, 143 Weaver, Frances 153 Weaver, Nona 150 Webb, Bill 90 Weed, Kyron 143, 168, 170 Weed, Mike 135 Weed, Preeta 14, 41, 44, 82, 83, 94, 95, 100, 110, 127, 130 Wesley, Paul 159 Wesley, Willie 73, 78, 84, 87, 139 West, Rhonda 151 Whaley, Doris 139 White, Barrie 156, 157 White, Deanna 151 White, Debbie 1, 47, 143, 172 White, Debbie 3, 4, 9, 15, 22, 27, 33, 36, 37,,427-46; 80 583, 95)°98,.99 e100 102, 119, 130 White, Eddie 105, 108, 143 White, Lori 153 White, Kathy 156 White, Neal 105, 109, 163, 169 White, Randy 21, 46, 131, 135 White, Suzie 104, 105, 107, 143 White, Timothy 149 White, Tom 15, 46, 62, 70, 96, 97, 119, 131 White, Tommy 148 Whiteside, Donald 159, 165 Whiteside, Teri 11, 99, 102, 138, 139 Whitley Ill, George 147 a Wilborn, Lanell 5, 43, 82, 124, 131, 119 Wilbanks, Karon 151 Willbanks, Leanne 155 Willbanks, Mike 159, 165 Williams, Cindy 155 Williams, Johnnie 148 Williams, Laura 105, 107, 161 Williams, Leslie 150 Williams, Monty 163 Williams, Paula 158, 165 . Williams, Scott 96, 97, 143, 168, 170 Williams, Tim 23, 73, 135 Williamson, Robert 163, 169, 174 A Anderson, Mrs. Martha 57 Atkins, Mrs. Shirley 42, 56, 83, 101, 172 Atkins, Mr. Tommy 35, 42, 45, 56, 62, 63, 84, 85 B Barlow, Mrs. Lois 6, 53 Bowerman, Miss Glenda 31, 55 Bratton, Mr. Sid 35, 56, 62, 63, 71, 84, 85 Gc Carrington, Mr. E. B. 4, 9, 50, 118 Clark, Mrs. Lucille 53 Crossland, Mr. Mike 23, 56, 62, 63, 71, 74,90 D Doby, Mrs. Lee 52 Dyess, Mrs. Sharon 34, 54, 100, 102 F Ferguson, Mr. Ronald 54 G Gandy, Miss Albertine 57 Goetz, Mrs. Alene 53, 111 Griffin, Mr. Andy 15, 56, 62, 63, 96 Griffin, Mrs. Linda 57 Wilson, Christy 153 Wilson, Donnie 3, 155 Wilson, Mark 143 Wilson, Patty 1, 3, 9, 10, 14, 15, 21, 22, 2963678677075. CO Mol POS; e9 5a Oll, V4, 117,129, 131 Wilson, Penny 4, 9, 15, 21, 22, 31, 36, 37, 38, 41, 43, 48, 94, 95, 98, 101, 102, 119, 131 Wilson, Ronnie 10, 11, 94, 95, 143, 168 Wingo, Davis 62, 72, 78, 139 Wingo, Floyd 151 Wingo, Marina 105, 107, 161 Academics Grosdidier, Mr. Glenn 32, 34, 56 H Handy, Mr. Johnny 52 Harris, Miss Evelyn 57 Hasley, Mrs. Janet 33, 54 Heard, Mrs. Edith 31, 42, 54 Herron, Mrs. Mary 55 Holloway, Mrs. Patsy 57 Howard, Mrs. Claude 52 J Johns, Mr. Jimmy 56, 63, 168, 169 Johnson, Mrs. Nannie 53 K King, Mrs. Sue 57, 58 Kruse, Mrs. Sharon 57 L Lacy, Mrs. Norma 54 Lain, Mr. James 52 Lain, Mrs. Mary 57 M Mason, Miss Melissa 57 Mathis, Mrs. Donna 9, 54 Megginson, Miss Antoinette 57 Meredith, Mrs. Judy 51 Myers, Mrs. Delilah 55 Wingo, Shannon 143, 168, 170 Wingo, Sharon 158, 165 Wingo, Teresa 99, 163 Wise, Jimmy 149 Woodlief, Don 143 Wragg, Mike 6, 43, 131 Wyatt, Shannon 148 y Young, Mark 143 Young, Matt 146 P Parker, Mr. Gene 54, 165 Parks, Mrs. Rosemary 57 Peery, Mrs. Mildred 57 Peery, Mr. Bob 12, 51, 53 Pitts, Mrs. Della Ruth 9, 53 Porter, Mrs. Vera 14, 32, 55 Potter, Mr. Mike 23, 56, 63, 74 Pritchard, Mrs. Brenda 57 Proctor, Mr. Robert 51, 118 Pruett, Mrs. Mary Nell 52 R Reynolds, Mrs. June 58 Ritter, Mr. Ernie 33, 49, 56, 103 Roe, Mrs. Cothelia 58 Rogers, Mrs. Mary Nan 58 Rogers, Mr. Micky 54 Rogers, Mr. Bill 58 S Singletary, Mrs. Marguerite 33, 55, 110 iF Thomas, Mrs. Mary 58 Ww West, Mrs. Beverly 58 Wood, Mrs. Pat 58 ———SSS = ——