Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1959 volume:

WICHITH AL I LS Sewuorz HIGH - ' 4 f , if . N AM E. Z, fg gg Q ,',-55,3 af If Sega?-LQHQK, cLAssnFlcATaoN Miyg f I 959 COYOTE STAFF Edifors-in-Chief , ,. A,...,,.,, N ELDA HEARD, GERALD PHILLIPS Art and Layout ,LL,..LLLLLL MARY ANN DUCKVVORTH, CYNTHIA HARVEY, GAIL RANCIER AcIrninisTraTion LL..LLL.L,.. DAWN DOBBINS, JIM EDD JONES, STEVE KIMZEY Class ....LLL.LLLL CAROL ANN ANDERSON, LAMOINE HOBBS, DAVID GOFF, DAVID FAIRRINGTON, NANCY SHAFFER Honors LLLLLL ....L,L. J ULIE INMAN, JUDY GEORGE, NANCY TRACY Acfivifies o...o .. .... PATRICIA SISSEL, GENE DOUGLAS, MARY ANN LESH, BYRON DONAHO Sporfs ........ .ooL, K EN RUNDELL, FRANK BRACKEN, JERRY GEYMAN, RICHARD SCOTT Phofographers ,,.,,.o ...,o, J IM GREENVVOOD, TOMMY REYNOLDS Art and LayoUT Consulfanf .o,. MATTYE MAE HAYNIE Ediforial ConsuITanT ,ooooo ..... L OUISE LIPSCOMB Business LssL,.. ,ssss O . T. FREEMAN Collections ,oos.L ........ J . C. CABANISS TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface ........ 1-8 Administration ...... ...,.,,, 9 -28 Senior Class ..... - Junior Class .o,....... Sophomore Class ......., Honors ,......,,........, Activities and Organizations .,..... Sports ...S.....o.oo,voo,,.....o, Directory of Graduates ....... ......... Autographs ....... ........ Published by THE SENIOR CLASS ot 29-58 59-80 81-106 107-130 131-176 177-206 207-218 219-240 WICHITA FALLS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Wichita Falls, Texas OUR COMMUNITY WICHITA FALLS SENIGR HIGH SCHOOL B0 RD QF EDUCATIO Mr. Clyde Fillmore Mrs. Larry J. Doing Mr. John Wolf Mr. Charles Profhro Mr. Floyd L. Randel Mr. Rufus King Dr. William L. Powers T DEDICATION Oufsfanding among The groups Thaf give of Time and efforT for The beTTer- menf of The comrnunify is The Board of Educafion of Wichifa Falls. This group, The elecfed represenTaTives of The people, is responsible for forming The policies of The school sysTem. lT is The duTy of This group To seT up a proper educafional program Thaf provides The afmosphere, facilifies and equipmenf To insure sound learning. A primary funcfion of The board is To direcf The expendifures of all funds for mainfenance, expansion, paymenf of salaries and oTher expenses. An example of careful planning is evidenced by The lunch program which insures every sTudenT a hoT lunch daily. Ofher indicafions of The unTiring efforTs of The Wichifa Falls Board of Educafion are seen in The new schools, in addifions To schools builT in pasf years and in plans for fufure improvemenfs To be made by use of The recenf six million dollar bond issue. The Coyofe Sfaff wishes To acknowledge The remarkable work of our school board by dedicafing This yearbook To These friends who guide our schools. Mr. Floyd L. Randel, presidenf of The board for several years, Takes time from his successful business to lead the group in important decisions. Serving as vice president is Mr. Charles N. Prothro, a prominent business man in the community. Mr. John Wolf, equally busy, aids in all Work and acts as secretary. Mrs. Larry J. Doing has manifested her interest in the youth of the city by taking an active part in promoting school-community relations through her position with the newspaper. Aside from his regular work as a board member, Dr. William L. Powers has been instrumental in the improvement ot the tennis program ot the entire city. Completing the board are Mr. Rutus King, oil operator, who acts as chairman ot the Build- ing and Grounds Committee and Mr. Clyde Fillmore, distinguished attorney, chairman ot the committee on insurance, both ot whom have contributed their skills in the solving ot many school problems. Since it is impossible tor each student to thank them, the Coyote Statt is pleased to express tor all students sincere appreciation ot the unselfish devotion ot this group to the direction of the Wichita Falls Schools. SCHOOL, A WAY OF LIFE IT is The wish of The T959 CoyoTe STaff To presenT The high school in iTs place of imporTance in our environmenT. The ciTy of WichiTa Falls represenTs many differenT Things To sTudenTs. Seniors from Their poinT of vanTage survey all wiTh saTisfacTion, ready To add Their ideas To The expanding ciTy. Juniors, having compleTed Two years in VVFSH, view The communiTy as a sTage seT for Their coming TriumphanT year. Sophomores see This localiiy as a world wiThin iTself filled wiTh new experiences. Therefore, iT is obvious ThaT our environmenT plays an imporTanT parT in molding The characTer and personaliTy of sTudenTs. Members of The faculTy, lending Their supporT and experience, have be- come a valuable parT of The communiTy. Their observaTions and admonifions help shape many young minds. Each sTudenT gains from his insTrucTors cerTain essenTial qualiTies ThaT will make iT possible To reach greaTer heighTs as ciTizens in laTer years. Moreover, our adminisTraTion excels as civic leaders and religious workers, boTh viTal elemenTs in The sTrucTure of our American democracy as well as in our environmenT. School life is noT limiTed To The school building. Research work in The libraries, aThleTic evenTs in The parks and sTadiums, and recreaTion cenTers ThroughouT The ciTy form The background for acTiviTies ThaT have filled This pasT year. Hence, because we undersTand The significance of our localiTy, we, The annual sTaff of l959, have chosen our environmenT of WFSH and The com- muniTy as our Theme. IT is our convicTion ThaT every sTudenT will become graTefully aware of The asseTs provided for him Through his own parT in The evenTs of The year. May This book ever be a record of days aT VVFSH and a reminder of The dreams and aspiraTions of high school days. -Allll QwW'i ll! lair -'A bil If ,, ' I V? 1. ff, BE?-,, ..-- -1 Eli I' E - ff -1 t Ill k qf A M, ,. ,. .1 - .ML ,M Mmxwmswanwnow 9 SCHOOL LEADERS Mr. Joe B. McNiel, superintendent of the Wichita Falls school systern, is expected to be everywhere all the time. Possessing such q u a I i t i e s as foresight, understanding, patience, and a natural incentive for helping others, he has insured advances in our schools through his leadership. In the Wichita Falls School Administration Building the coordina- tion ot all school activities goes steadily onward. if aSPI95x,4?-i'lr'.1'gfIiai.Q'1., ' 'v'VU,-'7:?,fi'7li'fffZf:Ye -WY., T' 7 E B FINCHER MA G. H. KlRBY, M.A. MRS. EDDIE LAKE BUNTON North TGXBS Stale College University of Southern California M.M.E. Director of Curriculum Assistant to the Superintendent Midwestern University Director of Music Education MRS FRANCES DANlEL, B.S, JENNIE ROBERSON, M A Texas Woman's University Colorado State College of Director ot Cafeteria Education Director of Art Education Directors of the Wichita Falls school system deserve special recognition for the duties which they tultill. They play a role vital to the physical and cultural welfare of the city, for it is they who shape the environment in which the com- ing generation will receive its education. Under the direction ot the superintendent, this group is constantly striving to maintain and improve the standards of Wichita Falls Schools. OPPORTUNITIES AT HOME As you graduate from high school and prepare to enroll in college, it might be well for you to remember that the Wichita Falls area is still a land of vast opportunity. Rich resources and fine people make this an ideal place in which to achieve the goals in life that will bring the greatest security and happiness. The opportunities which you seek may not lie in some distant city, state or country: it is possible that they are right here. Why not plan to remain in Wichita Falls to use your mind and your skill forthe benefit of your community? Ji? . X H . A. D. NEAL, M.S. HELEN GRACE GOULD, B.A. CURTIS A- SIEBENTHALL, M.ECl East Texas State College University of Texas Midwestern University Dean of Boys Dean of Girls Audio-Visual and Guidance Co-Sponsor of Home Room Spgnggf of Student Sponsors Director Representatives Co-Sponsor of Office Assistants CO-SPOHSOF Of HOVHG Room Representatives There is one group not often recognized for its important part in the school life of WFSH. This group completes the duties in the offices of WFSH with the utmost speed and efficiency. Mrs. H. L. Bear is director of transcripts and of sales in the general office. Mrs. A. D. Neal performs each day the task of checking absentees and tardies. Miss Helen Grace Gould and Mr. A. D. Neal advise students about school work and college choices. These efforts keep the school running smoothly each day. Mrs. P. O. Parish, secretary to the principal, is in charge of ticket sales and accounts of WFSH. Mr. Curtis A. Siebenthall, besides training girls in proper office methods, is both coordinator of the WFSH film library and guid- ance counselor. Through the efforts of this group, the complexity of running WFSH is achieved cheerfully and competently. MRS. H. l.. BEAR MRS. P. O. PARISH MRS. A. D. NEAL Offige Segretary STUClSt'1T of Dt'aUgl1OI l'S BUSlf'lSSS Registrar Co-Sponsor of Office Assistants C0lleQe CO-SPOHSOF of Office Assistants Secretary to the Principal r-'14, l-OUl5E l-WSCOMB, Nl-A JULlA A. CRAWFORD, M.S. Southern Methodist University Midwestern Ujtplversity Sponsor of THE COYOTE NEWS U Editorial Advisor of THE COYOTE ElXlGl.lSl-l ln everyday life English provides the bases for communication. The two essentials covered, reading and writing, are the means by which anyone makes an impression on others. Through the study of literature the student becomes acquainted with great authors and their observa- tions on life itself. The cultures of this age and of past ages are pre- sented in various ways through magazine articles, book reports and the basic textbooks. ln studying grammar, the student has an opportu- nity to make his English of immediate practical value by its daily use. Through note taking and research papers, all learn to organize material more effectively. The importance of English today makes it a pre- requisite to a happy and successful life in any field. J MRS. ROBERT B. MENEFEE MRS. JEFF PUCKETT, M.A. B.A. Texas Woman's University North Texas State College l LOUISE KELLY, M.A. University of Texas Sponsor of Junior Historians BOB F. NEWBILL, B.A. Midwestern University MRS. LARRY ROBINSON, B.A. Midwestern University MRS. JOHN H. LEE, B,A. IDA JANE COLLINS, M.A. KATHLEEN MELAT, M.A. University ot Texas Hardin-Simmons University University of Texas Sponsor of Girls' Club Sponsor of Amoris Tri-Hi-Y f E' -I L. . I. C. PRESSON, M.A. University of California Sponsor of Newspaper Clrculallon Miss Works' seniors enioying Macbeth. MRS. CHARLES B. RUSSELL ESTELLE WOOD, M.Ed. BENNIE WORKS, M.A. M.A. University of Texas University of Chicago University Of Texas Co-Sponsor of Senior Class Sponsor of Ficlelis Tri-Hi-Y BEATRICE MORGAN, M.A. RANDELL L. BRADLEY, M.Ed. ZELA GASKIN, M.Ed. Southern Methodist University Midwestern University East Texas State College Sponsor of Math Club MATHEMATICS Each day the average person comes in contact with mathematics. Whether it be as an astronomer, a businessman, a student in school or a housewife, mathematics is an inte g r al part of his existence. Courses to accommodate the mathematical needs of every individual are offered by the department in WFSH. All math courses broaden the reasoning powers of the individual. Study of higher branches of mathematics is available to the student wishing to enter technical fields, for example, Advanced Arith- metic provides an introduction to calculus and analytic geometry. The present generation, because of the higher standards required in all fields, must have a wider understanding of mathematics. WFSH is glad to know that its math department is attempting to provide a course of study equal to that of any other high school in Texas. LOIS BEI-I7 MZA- JOE K. REED, M.Ed. VIRGINIA A. WARHURST MA BGYIOV UVVVGVSITY Midwestern University University of Oklahoma CGSPOUSOV OT Fwtvfe Teachers Ol Coach of Athletics Social Committee America JOE D. GARLAND, M.A. MONA G. HORTON, M.Ecl. PAUL W. GENUNG, M.Ed Southern Methodist University University of Texas Midwestern University Co-Sponsor of Future Teachers of America MRS. LARRY LANCASTER, B.S. Jacksonville State College Dm Trig students make use of a transit. University ERNESTINE BOLIN, M.A. MRS. M. K. ANTHONY, M.A. MARY BYRD, M.A. Southern Methodist University Midwestern University Columbia University Sponsor of National Honor Co-Sponsor of Junior Class Society Sponsor of Goal Post Decorators Current history serves to emphasize past events. MRS. GRADY R. CHAPMAN B.S. North Texas State College ETHEL FARABEE, M.A. MRS. J. F. MORELAND, M.A. MRS. TRAVIS H. SMITH University of Texas East Texas State College B.S. in L.S. Texas Woman's University i i l DONNELL L. CROSSLIN, M.A. HUNTER KIRKPATRICK, M.S. Hardin-Simmons University East Texas State College Coach of Athletics Coach of Athletics SOCIAL STUDIES Because citizens of the United States should have a knowledge of their government, this department presents a course of study which trains the citizens and leaders of tomorrow to take an intelligent part in their government. World history gives the student an understanding of past civilizations, of more recent governments and of events in their relation to present-day conditions. In American history he acquires an interest in the history of his own country and its problems today. Texas history turns the student's attention even closer to home. Civics emphasizes to him his duties as a citizen. As the world grows smaller, the importance of social studies demands that the citizens of the United States have an understanding of world affairs. A STUDY HALLS Special tribute should be paid the study hall teachers of WFSH. Through their efforts the conscientious student has a quiet place in which he can finish his assignments or prepare for a test. The study hall di- rectors perform what may often seem a thankless task, but certainly it is a position important to students and to the administration of WFSH. I C . MRS. RUTH HARRIS, M.A. MRS. B. T. HAWS, B.S. MRS. JOHN WILKES, M.Ed Southern Methodist University Texas Woman's University North Texas State College WILLIAM T. FALLS, B.S. MRS. WALTON DOC ALLEN West Texas State College B.S. Texas Christian University Co-Sponsor of Biology Club MRS. GALE CHAMPIOMONT M.A. Peabody College Chemistry students perform many complicated experiments. Club LEON PARISH, M.Ed. VIRGINIA MILNER, B.S. M. G. WOOD, M.Ed. Midwestern University Arkansas State Teachers College Tulsa University Co-Sponsor of Biology Club MRS. DOROTHY THOMPSON CARLOS L. BROWN, M.S. M.Ed. North Texas State College Midwestern University Sponsor of Chemistry Club SCIENCE Hardly a day passes but that the science teacher in WFSH answers questions beginning with the words How? What? or Why? Through this interest the student gains knowledge that enables him to understand his surroundings. Biology presents a study of life, both plant and animal and enr courages him to understand the living world. Chemistry, in giving a qualitative and quantitative description of his surroundings, presents opportu- nity for scientific methods of thinking and experimenting. He receives further training in the use of scientific methods while attempting to verify basic laws of the universe in the physics lab. ln a modern atmosphere where even headlines emphasize scientific research, this department presents a program to challenge the student to seek further training. LIBRARY Snider Library of WFSH is invaluable to diligent students. Here all find a wealth of old and new mate- rial to supplement their textbooks. ln memory of the former principal of WFSH, the S. H. Rider Memorial Shelf has been established this year. Fifty-five magazines and many books are given each year as gifts by Mrs. C. W. Snider, whose interest in students never falters. N.D.C.C. Maior H. D. Byous directs the National Defense Cadet Corps Battle group. Through his guidance the cadets learn the fundamentals of military science and the qualities of leadership MRS ROBERT T. CROUCH, B.S. NATALIE GORIN, B.S. in L.S. Texas Woman's University George Peabody College M.S. Co Sponsor of Library Club Co-Sponsor of Library Club East Texas State College MAJOR HUBERT D. BYOUS J. C. CABANISS, M.Ed. Miolwesfern University Co-Sponsor of Senior Class Financial Advisor of Publications JAMES A COWAN MS MRS. ROY KNIGHT, B.S. Ea T Texas Slate College Texas Woman's Universify Mechanical drawing Trains future engineers. ffasiizi. ZZ-Q '- f JOE D. SLACK, B.S. MRS. GUY H. UNDERWOOD JESSE J. WALLA, B-5- West Texas State College B.S. SOUHWGGSTGVTW STBTS College North Texas State College Sponsor of Vocational Industrial Club CGMMERCIAL Businessmen of today are ever seeking better trained young men and women to do the commercial tasks required to run an efficient business. Through such courses as typing, bookkeeping and short- hand, students acquire the skills necessary for success in this field. Mechanical drawing and shop develop a basic interest and ability for careers in architecture, drafting or engineering. Economics and commercial law promote a sense of values in our changing society by offering information about the world of business and finance. While performing duties necessary to the school administration, office practice students experience on-the-job training. Because of the increasing need of industry and business for individuals with special- ized skills, this department emphasizes the fundamentals necessary to obtain good positions. S.E.D.T. Through the Safety Education Drivers' Training courses in WFSH, the student learns to drive in the proper manner. Through the use of a dual control car in which there are a clutch and brake, he puts the principles of sound driving learned in class into action. The dual controls insure safety for passengers in the car and for the beginner. The constant regard for safety instilled in the minds of the trained driver remains with the new driver when he is on the highways by himself. MACK L. KECK, M.S. HADDON F. MALONE, M.S. North Texas State College North Texas State College Coach of Athletics NELL SAMMONS, M.A. LONA BETTY BROWN, M.A. IDA H. MCCAIN, M.A. Southern Methodist University University of Texas Texas University Co-Sponsor of Latin Club Sponsor of Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor of Latin Club Co-Sponsor of Latin Club ,,,,,4' . f Social Committee 2 I l , f 4 Q 4. I., LATIN Throughout the Latin student's life, he will continually see before him the benefits from his high school language courses. Latin, in providing a foundation for the Romance languages, paves the road for the student who wishes to continue his study of languages. Latin is an invaluable aid to the pros- pective lawyer or doctor and even to the individual who recognizes the Latin derivations in his read- ing. Therein lies the value of Latin as an asset in the future years. SPANISH This department of WFSH, under the direction of excellent instructors, has opened new doors of interest and learning to many students. Spanish not only provides the students with a better knowledge of the people and history of the Latin-America countries but also stimulates a desire to further the goodwill and understanding between the United States and its neighbors to the south. The P.A.S.F. chapter in-. WFSH is an active member of the Pan American Student Forum of Texas and sends a large delegation to the state convention in Austin each year. 1-.fd f 4 il- JANE MCCULLOCH, M.A. MRS. JOE BROWNING, B.A. MRS. HAL RAY, M.A. University of Chicago Midwestern University University of Texas Co-Sponsor of P.A.S.F. Co-Sponsor of P.A.S.F. Sponsor of Writers' Club Co-Sponsor of Junior Class DALE A. BRUBAKER, M.M. University of Texas Co-Sponsor of Instrumental Music Club W L DONALD L. HATCH, B.M. THOMAS SHAW, M.M.E. Illinois Wesleyan University Midwestern University Social Committee Sponsor of Boys' Glee Club Co-Sponsor of Instrumental Music Sponsor of Choral Music Club Club MUSIC Music plays a role in everyone's surroundings that nothing can replace. Imagine a world without music! Surely it would be a world devoid of feelings. Students in the orchestra, a cappella choir, and Coyote Band gain an appreciation of music that is invaluable for the rest of their lives. Its members serve in various musical organizations and play and sing for activities of importance to the community. The fine quality of the performances given by the music department can be attributed to the caliber of the instructors. The music department of WFSH is a vital factor in the lives of citizens of Wichita Falls. SPEECH The beginning speech student overcomes his fear of standing before a group soon after the course begins. After learning the fundamentals of public speaking, he may advance into debate. The debate student quickly learns to organize facts and present them in a convincing manner. He may go on into Amateur Guild or the National Thespian Society where finer points of the art of dramatics are learned. Radio-TV and Stagecraft are courses for the student interested in these specific fields. Each year the speech department participates in Texas interscholastic League competition. In past years its members have established a record that makes the school proud of its speech department. H. BEDFORD FURR, M.A. Southern Methodist University Sponsor of National Forensic League MRS. T. RICHARD MOSS, M.A. Columbia University JAMES T. YAUGER, M.Ed Midwestern University MRS. GLENN REA, B.S. JOE L. GOLDING, M.Ed. Midwestern University North Texas State College Coach of Athletics Co-Sponsor ot Girls' Gym Leaders PHYSICAL EDUCATION Hit the ball on your fingertips! is the sound heard often in the girls' gym during a volleyball game. Many other cries are heard throughout the year as the girls and boys participate in volleyball, baseball and basketball. During the second semester all gym classes prepare for the gym show where a variety of exercises, sports and gymnastics are presented for the public. The importance of learning to participate in all sports in the right man- ner is stressed in all physical education classes. Volleyball always proves exciting. PERRY GOOLSBY, M.Ed. Midwestern University Coach of Athletics MRS. R. B. LUCY, B.S. North Texas State College Co-Sponsor of Girls' Gym Leaders Co-Sponsor of Senior Class C. C. FRAZEE, B.S. Midwestern University Sponsor of Boys' Gym Leaders JOYCE ELAYNE GEER, B.S. CHARLES AVERA, M.Ed. East Texas State College Midwestern University TENNIS A fine tennis program is offered in WFSH to the student who wishes to play tennis for pleasure or to the one who desires to compete in interscholastic competition. Under the guidance of Mr. Charles Avera and Miss Joyce Geer, the players of WFSH have made fine showings in invitational tournaments through- out Texas and Oklahoma. Besides playing other high schools, this year the Coyote Varsity has played some university teams. This past summer the Coyote Courts received a black dye on the surface that cuts down troublesome glare. The resurfacing is just one example of the constant improvements being made on the WFSH tennis program. HEALTH Mrs. R. E. Cole, the school nurse, has the responsibility of caring each day for those who become ill in school. It is she who determines if a student should be sent home. Students in WFSH taking P.E. attend health classes. Under the direction of Mrs. Brode M. Puckett and Mr. Joe Bob Tyler these students acquire the basis of good grooming. Such instruction gives each student information about rules of health that he will use for the rest of his life. MRS BRODE M- PUCKETT, B-S JOE BOB TYLER, Nl.ECl. MRS. R. E. COLE Texas Technological College Midwestern University Nurse Sponsor of Junior Red Cross Coach of Athletics . HOME This course young woman she will most home in which ECONOMICS is important to the of WFSH, for shortly likely have her own she may use daily the HENRYETTA E. SANDS, B.S. North Texas State College skills developed in homemaking. Each girl learns the scientific and practical method of planning and serving meals in the home. Sewing teaches the fun- damentals of making a wearable and attractive garment. The homemaking course presents each girl an opportu- nity to learn something that will be of great use to her and those around her in future years. MRS. WILLIAM J. WHITE, B.S North Texas State College Lettering is an important phase of art training. ART W Underlying principles taught in WFSH art courses are apparent in the enviroment of everyone. These influences are seen each day in homes, advertisements, clothes and buildings. Beginning art classes learn techniques of printing, sketching, clay sculpture, painting, drawing and copper enameling. After acquiring a knowl- edge of the fundamentals of art, the student in VVFSH may enroll in advanced art courses where he begins oil painting and adver- tising work. This effort is often the beginning of interests that may provide enioyment to the student throughout the rest of his life. MATTYE MAE HAYNIE, M.Ed Texas Woman's University Sponsor of THE COYOTE JOYCE SAMUELS, M.A. Columbia University ENIORS SENIOR COUNCIL OFFICERS President ,,,.C.CC,, 7K,, , FRANK MITCHELL Vice President EEEe,,,, BILL WILSON Secretary LELE, ANN COLLINS Treasurer s,.s,,,,,,,,,,,s.. . ..EEEsssEEELsLLs,,,L, ALICE ETTER These officers work with the co-sponsors of the class, Mrs. Ruth Lucy, Miss Bennie Works and Mr. J. C. Cabaniss. The Senior Council the working nucleus ofthe senior class, is pictured, left to right. FIRST ROW Stanley Neal Carla Gray Pauline Hicks. SECOND ROW: Barbara King, Alice Etter, Ruth Reed Judy Neville Lynda Knight Dawn Dobbins, Ann Collins. THIRD ROW: Frank Mitchell, Bill Wilson Carmen Reese Jim Edd Jones Linda Costello, Frank Bracken, Leland Allred. FOURTH ROW: Eloise Hamilton Steve Kimzey Dick Lane Jeanne Price, Eddie Norwood, Charles Edgemon, f -iffils2 f'M - J ' Glenda Barrett Kay Barton Joe Bashara Marion Bassett Alice Bayona Jacquelin Bell Linda Berry Madge Best Mike Ayers Barbara Babione Bobbie Jean Bailey Garland Bailey SENIOR Johnny Bailey Patricia Barlow Ed Barnett June Barnett pf fuia swf . f I Jimmy Bigbee George Bishop Barbara Black Rebecca Blackman .,..-w,,f Q. J ,.cg,Zw3E ,ffl George Adams Suzanne Addison Jerry Alcins Karla Jean Albrlghf SENICRS Elizabelh Alexander Hugh Alexander Jan Allday Billy Allen Leland Allred Sandra Ancell Billy Anderson Carol Ann Anderson Eleanor Anderson Rebecca Anderson Linda Lee Andree Carolyn Armour Allyn Arnold Joel Arredondo Bill Aston Jimmie Awtry 'a 'X 5' 5 , 49 I 1 'x f I , Joe Blackshear Stan Blackwell Beverly Blair Byron Bohnn LASS Jerry Boone Freddie Borutf Janelle Boucher Ann Bowers Frank Bracken Bobby Bradford Nita Brewer Bonita Brewer Bert Broday Don Brothers David Brown James Brown H 1 11' i' ' ffllicf Jerry Brown John Brown Louis Brown Patricia Brown Charlene Carson l Fred Carter ' Robert Cash Larry Chandler l CLASS Burney Chapman Diane Chapmond Lavon Chappell Paul Christian Sandra Claburn David Clark Jerry Cobb Hazel Cockrell Tommy Collier Ann Collins Renee Conn Fred Conner if'7 x Jo Dale Cook Sue Corbett Linda Costello Becky Cox 5 FEA HI fha! Jesse Cox Richard Crenshaw Mike Crocker Harold Crutsinger SENIOR Glenda Cude Bryce Culipher Benny Culpepper Carole Culvvell Steve Deal Befsy Denman Barbara Devlin Edna Dewberry CLASS Alzira Diaz Rita Diaz Bea Diclcen Dawn Dobbins Robbie Dobbs Jim Dodson Byron Donaho Nancy Dooley . 9e!gfJ Gene Douglas Lou Downing Andrea Drake Janice Driskill 'CID -pv- D i Ma ry An n Duckworth Toline Duty Suzanne Ecldlernan Charles Edgernon Judy Edwards Joyce Ellis Edward Enfrop Barbara Estes SENIOR Alice Eller Allyn Evans Lynn Evans Delores Eninger Donna Fewell Helen Fielder Glen Foreman Belly Fox David Fairringlon Glenna Fancher Jack Fanclwer Na ncy Fox Polly Franklin Peggy Freeman Clinton Friberg Sue Fanning Fran Frerich Tony Fulkerson Carolyn Fuller Gary Fulmer CLASS Don Funsch Wilbert Gales Frances Garcia Kay Garrett Mike Garrett C leta Gee Peggy Gentry John Genung David George Judy Kay George Jerry Geyman Bob Giles -ll Il i! Carol Girdley Kay Glover David Goff Jackie Gornillion Gloria Gonzales Ronald Gorham Betty Gorman Terry Gould SENIOR Sharon Graves Carla Gray Lola Greaves Nancy Green Eloise Hamilton John Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Joe Haney CLASS Robert Haney Patsy Harbison Gary Hardin Mary Hardin Il iff ff :-' , X- K ' L r ,I ' A ll , . 1 W ,gf vw- ' El1s,ul'4!.2!I din Gin 'CC-'ZaD.'7rSV..5mZ 1 Q Kenneth Hargrove James Harkness Maxie Harley Carroll Harrell Sarah Jean Harriman Samie Harrison Cynthia Harvey Mary Beth Hayley fa ,,-a--0' Nelda Heard Tom Held Larry Hellman Paula Hays Norman Herzfeld Morriss Heskeff Jo Hester Pauline Hicks SENIOR Evelyn Hill John Hill Lonnie Hill Pat Hinsley Joyce Houchens Linda Housley Jay Howington Howard Howle CLASS Bill Huddleston Pa? Hull Irving Humphrey Wilson Humphries Martha Jobe Sylvia Joerns Darell Johnson Jerry Johnson SENIOR Mary Ann Johnson Nancy Johnson Pat Johnson Elizabeth Jones md' -, K 't x Q., R? Mfg Q' 11.1 , .- if A i L :pm . .ffgg N 1 i . 4 -.14 N ,. ' f. Ip f'wu.- .X L 1 -sm Betty Lemley Pat Lentz Mary Ann Lesh Beverly Lester SENIOR Kay Leugemors Ronnie Levell Charles Leveritt Ronnie Lewis Sharon Moore Joan Moore Judy Ann Moore Leanita Moore Roger Moore Pat Meyer Ray Meyers Karl Miller Janetta Mills SENIOR Frank Mitchell Jimmy Mitchell Carol Moncrief Monty Monzingo Linda Moran Priscilla Mornin star Q Leona Morris 53' Marilyn Morrison Pam Morrow Diana Mote David Mulligan Ronald McDougle Pat McEnfire Waller McKay Elaine McKelvey LASS Bill McKinley Carl McNeill Marilyn Mainard Walter Maness Bennie Marak Mary Marciniak Noros Martin Richard Mason Sheila Massey JaneTMa1hews Bob MBXfISld Jack Maxwell Wayne Mayfield Glenda Mayo Sandra Merrill -fl Richard Mefcalf Q? Q. ft W ff .fm . L yr. 3 3 ,, Wu, 4,1 ,ez Vx ,, so ,g-R an Charles Mullinax Randy Munson Steve Muse Ninell Musick Rosalynn Myers Don Myrick Eugene Napier Fred Navarrete f .eg Patricia Pittman Betty Pitts Charline Pitts Sari Lynne Pitts Eddie Polhernus Kennith Potts David Powell Frank Powers ltlldllllliflil Fred Rose Betsy Ross Henry Rosser Judy Rowe Tommy Reynolds Kenneth Rice Freddy Ridenour Susan Robb SENIGR Clifford Roberts Allen Robertson Darlene Robertson Rachel Rodgers Ken Ru ndell Theresa Rutledge Lynn Savage Roger Scanland Sarah Scholl Connue Schoonover Gary Schulz Ben Schutte Richard Scoit Rick Seiler Daniel Shaffer Don Shaffer CLASS Nancy Shaffer Bobby Shaver Christina Shaver Lynn Shaw A- E '5'W qE3 Tommy Smiih Velma Smith Carolyn Spainhour Sandy Spann SENIOR Joyce Sparkman Patricia Sparks Don Splavvn David Squier 2iifLi32fi'iLi'5.lkQ'f f ' - vii 'f '?7 sl Carol Swaner Garih Swift Mary Taylor Mikel Taylor CLASS Joan Tedforcl Jerry Tefilefon Lynn Tetlleion Lela .lo Thomas I I - Rebecca Thompson Ted Thompson Earlene Thornton Jim Throclcmorlon ,ck 1, Ginger Tidwell John Tinsley Bobby Joe Todd Nancy Tracy 1 l Melvin Trammell Ernest Tucker Roy Van l-louien Ronald Vaughn Anila Vealch Johnny Walbrick Lou Ann Walker James Wallace SENICR Carol Walton Billy Ware Charles Ware Richard Ware 'EEN Nancy Whitehill David Whifmire Ronnie Wiist Leon Wilde LASS Milton Wilde Ronnie Wilde Margaret Wilkinson Danny Williams Ann Worrell Bob Wood Glen Ray Wood Jerry Woody Anthony Wooten Richard Wilson Michael Windham Cavett Winn Martha Winstead SENIORS Sue Wisdom Harry Wolfertz Kent Womack Sid Womack David Wright Beth Wylie Johnny York Jerry Young Jess Youngblood James Wright Sue Wright 'Q-,NNN 'L V -e-1 X' 5 5 fs-4-, 1-f 1.1-qv X751 ,-L. ,, 'tj gh 'I Y' N 'Q 4 SL, All ' 'g 7? 1 2 'Q .. . ' -. ' W ' pref iii? PPP 1 f ' -X ' H g '1'4. .,,,,' ,Q 21- flfhlf' , '- 5' X- Y-1 ' ',,, -ffl, 5-55 ., - . ' ' ,,,A. FP- -' . , .. ' ' Lfyxm ' H - un, V A 6, Mg f.,k5gl,, .HUL.l+.. ffl f T ' kV fwhg Q. R xi- 4: w A . ' .z . Ufrlf , f' ' . ,S 'M 'LZQ5 E5 g A ' Z wg t fb' Q' jf , R 1: nik? fx wx ' l Q f i 'f ,I ' ' f Q . , ?!Ii7v,1g 'l 'P iii s ' X AT. ,ix .rm ff f ' We ,KJ ,. 5-gf n ,E 5 PM ' 1'1 '!i .f Ii A A JUNIORS JU IOR COUNCIL President ,,,,....,, ...,w.... G ENE HARVEY Vice President .... LIZ KENDAI- Secretary .,.. CAREN HARVEY ReporTer ...e. CAROLYN MCFACTRIDGE FIRST ROW: Gene Harvey, Carolyn McFa1'ridge, Liz Kendall, Caren Harvey. SECOND ROW: Lou Fergerson, Vivian Dunning, Suzanne Loffon. THIRD ROW: Doyleen Wrighf, Maureen Gilmore, Sherry Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Hoard, Charloffe Adams, Jo Kadane. FIFTH ROW: Dar- lene Adair, Peggy Bauscher, Tim Mock. SIXTH ROW: Charlofte Rochesfer, Ted Lauck, Jack Frosf, Ted Edgerton. SEVENTH ROW: Chris Harvey, Hugh Scheurer, Butch Hunt. 60 Brenda Aaron Carol Aboussie Darlene Adair Dee Ann Adair . , 'iw-.La .,:Q,D5 1' A W 1 4 Q .h l JUNIOR CLASS Amos Allison Barbara Adams Beth Adams Charloffe Adams vgwffa-zf,, l x q gsrw g :pil Q - .iff , , PM . ff , . ' I fg Q, i A f -f-sf ' f V .il Nancy Allison James Amyx A 14 f r 1 , 1 L , W V V Tia, M ,f . M: , Q EM f K ., 4? 1, Y sf X swim ,W 3 if Q Iggy' -r 2 . 5, ' U M Dena Ann Anderson Reeder Anderson Sheryl Anderson Linda Alexander mmy Alexander Aloma Andrews Faye Andrews Joe Anthis Nancy Arnold Wendell Allen . , ,,s.s ,l.s l A. 'sf or.. A S, My N A K Bae X5 3 901 2' 1 , X ' Q Q, .- Hg as at 'N s Rosie Arnold Jack Barneh John Arrington John Barneft Charles Arwood l-ee Barnharf Lois Assimotos Mike BSVVGTT Polly Babel- Suzanne Bates Ellouise Bales Wanda Batfenfield Steve Barbee PGQQY BaU5ClWSf bl Judy Baxter Carol Ann Bearclen Bruce Beaty Ruth Ann Bedford Betty Gayle Bennett Martha Benthall Charles Berg 62 David Boone Kenneth Booth Jimmie Bowen Susann Bowman Jimmie Bibb Don Black Ralph Blackmon Nita Blackwell Silvana Blankenship Judy Bloodgood Phyllis Bookout JLI IOR Walter Boyles Darlene Box Mike Bracken Edward Brasher Gladys Bracken Donna Sue Bradley Jimmy Brennan Wilma Brewer Delores Bramlett Barbara Brookner Nelda Brown Robert Brown Gail Bruce Bonnie Brundretf Suellen Bryant Cleo Bullard Bunny Bullington John Bullington Carl Burnpus Patsy Bunch 'L Sr III- CLASS Charles Burrows Judy Burgess Diann Burkett Donald Burleson Nancy Burt Aunclra Burton Charles Buster Make Byrne Carlton Ca be John Burnham Johnny Burnett LeVaughn Burrell ..l ' Gloria Cannon Betty Carlson Marilyn Carpenter Mary Ellen Cash Patricia Castellow Don Cephus Margaret Cernosek Fred Chestnut Billy Clark Pat Clayworth Jack Cline Charles Clines Donald Coker Courtney Cole 'ham Janet Crawford Don Crofforcl Kay Cromwell Catherine Crump Mary Jane Coleman Dick Cowan Louis Coles Jan Cowan Virgil Collingsworih Doug Cowey Jonny Collins Junia Craig Jerry Conaway George Ann Cravens Mary Cooke Pam Cravens Jack Counrs Elaine Crawford JU IDR Bobby Cummings James Cummings Ben Cumnock Glenda Daniel Jeane Curfman Fred Curry Pat Davenport Jimmy Davidson Chris1ine Daley Billy Davis Bobby Davis Ellen Davis Jann Davis Larry Davis Linda Davis Mary Sue Davis 64 Robert Edgmon Jerry Edmisfon Donna Edmondson Ted Egerfon Shirley Emberson Carolyn Entrekin Ralphine Ernce Eugene Esparza Frank Esparze James Etier Mac Ewen Bob Exner Arley Fancher Janifh Fancher Diana Farr Ronnie Faubion Ray Febrero Lou Ferguson Sherry Ferguson Gene Ficklin Guy Fidelie 66 Nick Fisher Sandra Fitzgerald Larry Flaif Coleen Flesher Linda Foebel Gervise Ford Shirley Ford C ASS Maureen Gilmore Larry Geibe Ray Geibe Marilyn Gibbs Riia Gibbs Kathleen Gleeson Ernest Goff John Giddings Janice Gilbert Jimmy Gill Linda Glllam Johnny Gillelancl Frank Gohlke Harold Goodgion Phil Grace David Gilmore Brian Graham Donna Graham Jan Gray Linda Griffin Terry Griffin Keith Griffitfs Patricia Griner Gwen Guillet Alice Gulley Jim Hagemann Sandra Hager Lincoln Hallen Tommy Hallford Mickey Hamilfon Lonnie Hamlin Darla Hanvey Jimmy Harbes Jimmy Harbes 67 .IU IOR Wallace Hardy Jerry Harper Bob Harrell Lavoyce Harrell Bill Harris Lynn Harris Norman Harris 68 Alice Harvey Caren Harvey Chris Harvey Gene Harvey John Harvey Mary Lou Harwell Sharon Hatcher Frank Haver Mary Ann Haughey Beth Hawkins Billie Faye Hays Pat Heath Lynn Heflebower David Henderson Hank Hisel Jimmy Henderson Rose Henderson Robin Higginboiham Virginia Hill Floyd Herrell Gary Herring Elaine Hester Janis Hickerson Barbara Hickey Gaye Hickman Jo Anne Hicks Carolyn Higginboiham Carol Hodges Billy Holcomb Charlotte Holder David Holland Maxine Inman Sandra Irby Johnny Isaacs Lewis lselin Harris Jackson Jim Jackson Margarei Jackson JLI IOR Jo Nan Kilgore Carol Kilman K.'SZEQKQIJ-fflfglfiiihifafilfl' ki - isfezsg fufwig .: - , 5 S ad it l S ,Self 5 who 1 5 '01 5 Joe Kimble Edwin Kuehn Sharon Kyle Marilyn Landreth l AI King Judy King Johnny Kirksey 1 Lolly Kremer Lynda Kaufman Liz Kendall Jim Kennedy Carmen Lane Lillie ane Mary Ann Junk Jo Kadane Patrick Karl Jeanette Katz Sue Lasater Wanda January Carol Jernigan Fay Jeter Melvyn Jeter Leo Johnson Ronnie Johnson Russell Johnson 70 Sherry Johnson Barbara Johnston Tommy Johnston Coye Mac Jones Gary Jones Johnny Jordan Thomas Jordan ix fii . ., iW Madelon Lasly Ted Lauck Jackie Lasfer Mary Ellen Ledford Bob Lindsay Nancy Lee Robert Lee Ronnie Lee CLASS Chris Litfeken Jerry Lobban Suzanne Lofion Charles Loggie Lynda Loman Dale Leggetv Duane Lewis Pat Lewis Bob Long Chester Looney Ronny Looney Richard Lopez Linda Lowrey Billy Lucier Lendel Lunsford Karen Lyon Hardy McAlister Jane McCasland Conner McCaslin Bill McCollum John McCormick Jesse McDonald Vergil McDougle Carolyn McFa?ridge Mike McGinty Carter McGregor 7l JLI ICR Mike McKeever Jackie McKelvey Sandra McKinley Kay McKiski Bill McLain Ona Ruth McLeran Peggye McNair 72 Lee McPherson Glenn McWilliams Betty Maclin Sylvia Magee Sandra Mann Billie Marlow Mira Martinek Ann Miller Nelda Mason Sharon Massey Jean Maxwell Lynn May Mike May Marie Medley Selma Metcalf Tim Mock Eddie Meyers Jan Meyers Robert Mirns Susan Mitchell Billy Mills Kenneth Mills Wendyl Milton Nancy Miller Randell Miller Ronald Miller Ronnie Miller Garland Moore Jim Moore Judy Moore Nolan Moore Sue Morris Patsy Moore CLASS Juanelle Moss Jimmy Murphy '3nu Sfaiha Moore Billy Moorehead Foster Morgan Joy Morris Ray Murray Maloa Murzyn Billy Muse Kay Morris John Nabers Jerry Naylor Howard Neal Bob Newman Florence Norris Herbert Nowlin Ann Orrick Jo Parker Judy Parker Sara Parkey Dexter Parnell John Pastusek Francine Pafferson Nita Payne Pat Peery Judy Pemberton Susan Penninger Glen Perry 731 Joel Perry Richard Perry Jane Pefers Delores Peterson Jeanne Petele Jerry Pipes Sue Pope George Poplin Paul Porter Barbara Powell Bonnie Phillips Wesley Phillips '74 Raymond Powell Connie Powers Raynell Powers Jerold Prager Danny Preston Billy Price JU IOR Carol Price Sherry Price Yvonne Price Sherry Proffer Vin Profhro David Putman Aloma Qualls Nathan Pruett William Quellhorst Sharon Kay Raben Jack Ralston Jessie Lee Ramirez Shiela Rankin Charlie Rasberry Ron Reagan Bill Pryor Travis Reagan Beth Reavis Sharron Reckard Linda Reed Jerry Don Richardson i Q.f -v Glenna Reichert Alma Grace Reuther Frank Rexrode .mi IE , - -is Mary Roberts Earl Robertson Gary Robinson Thomas Rocchio Judy Scholl Kenneth Schooley Linda Schuife Carylon Scott Dwayne Scroggin Les Secrest John Senclra K76 Sue Sherfesee Bennie Shields Bill Sides Frances Silk Sylvia Simons Carole Sims John Sitler Mary .lo Starr Beverly Steere Bob Steward Linda Stewart Ronald Swadley Thurman Stewart CLASS Nancy Swift William Swinney Suzanne Story Ronnie Strange Ruth Sturm Bill Sudderth Bobby Taubert Don Taubert Henri Lu Taylor Joe Summers Kenneth Taylor Linda Taylor Mark Taylor Wayne Taylor wi Voda Tettleton Jimmy Thomas Lana Thomas Ronny Thomas Larry Thompson Tony Thorton Jimmy Gene Ticlwell Jare Timmons Martha Tipps Davy Todd Allan Toliver Charles Toliver Larry Tucker Charles Turnbo 77 Dick Turner Mary Ann Vordenbaum Lee Underwood Sidney Van Loh Melvin Vaught Barbara Veros Ann Vinson L. C. Underwood 78 Tommy Waddle Billy Wade Cherry Waghorne Beverley Waldrum Jimmy Walker Wayne Walkup Bill Wallace Edna Mae Wallace Bill Walton Joe Ward Carolyn Watts Jack West Charles Wheat Gary White CLASS Wendell Willis Patsy Whitehill Bobby Whitney Patricia Whitworth ,WZ w-ni N1 lg 'V' '3 f' ai ..,. l 'Q M Q . 3 Www XM is i S1 Q ' 1:1 at za 2 N , S ,Z +21 Mike Wilson Wallace Wilson David Williams Gerry Williams Bill Wilson Kathryn Winningham John Wolfertz Billy Wood Faithy Wood Tommy Wood Anne Woodward r s i .Q at itz Lee Williams - ' i f iff sorll I' X 1 JJ V an Artie Woods Cordell Woods George Works Jerry Worley James Worthington Marilyn Wray Bobby Wright Doyleen Wright Gary Wright Glen Wright Sandra Wrotenbery Beverly Wyatt Don Wylie Bill Yates 79 Steven Young Mike Zeeck Sandra Z'ilI Joann Lynn Zinner Danny Ygakley Doris Young Anita York MarilYVi YOUNG JU IOR PROBATIONARY STLIDE T SPONSORS FIRST ROW, left to right: Martha Tipps, Ann Orrick, Pat Peery, Vin Prothro, Mary Sue Davis. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Davidson, Jan Cowan, Carter McGregor, Cherry Waghorne, David Boone, Marilyn Young, Hergert Nowlin. THIRD ROW: Glenna Reichert, Lolly Kremer, Caren Harvey, Elaine Hester, Susan Pen- ninger, Polly Baber, Mary Ellen Ledford. FOURTH ROW: Robert Gaston, Bill McCollum, Cliff Spencer, Phil Grace, Tony Hotchkiss, Chris Harvey, and Sue Sherfesee. NOT PICTURED: Pamela Cravens, Ted Egerton, Al King, Hardy McAlister, Jerry Pipes, Travis Reagan. 80 D0 N I NOT 1 TER -T 3 :hw :QL ' v v. . . ' Y , Am Q--- ww.:f kf ... M ' lx f -. 1,' ,v,, Q ., 1 , .-'Q-.V-.,-A .. ' '- gg- -' V N, W 'I L I W- 9 va- ,Jw F4-7 K -M' I L4 M 1 F 7 1 'T If E F s4iwm.a,14.fN. 4 ,Lk 9 ,J 'mx Tp I 'QV A35 VY' W A V YN OPHOMORES 8I SOPHOMORE OFFICERS A D COUNCIL OFFICERS President ...,OO...,,W,...O,OO.O.. JULIE ULLRICH Vice President ,,,,,,,, ,,., D ON WHlTEHlLL Secretary-Treasurer ,e,e ELAINE REICHERT The Sophomore Council, sponsored by Miss Lona Betty Brown, is made up of one representative from each sophomore English class. Pictured, left to right, are Beverly Dooley, Gene Wilson, Bobbi Hold- er, Pam Trout, Pat Albert, Diane Goolsby, Becky Stath, Donna Mc- Farlin, Elaine Reichert, Nancy Mar- tin, Pat Payne, Blenda Daniel, Susan Cox, Carol Walling, Judy Thorp, Janice Walker, Julie Ullrich, Jean Ann Skierski, Linda Loggie, Carol Feather, Pam Norwood, Brenda Boyd, Don Whitehill, Sammy Copeland, Harold Green, Mike Scholl. Not pictured are Forrest Jones, Judy Johnston, Larry McClung, Jan Williams, Pam Barnes. 82 'ref frwa-re-Mraffs '... 4, -. W- fs- -A H.: ,..,,,f lm. me .,,,l,., ,W :raw,fu,Jw-,a.sra-,.sma,fsawesaamya-B' 'wa ,s r afrr 1: --M1 -sfzsevfww Q' Johnny Aaron Glynda Abbott Bettye Adams Jim Adams Felix Arias Gary Armstrong George Askew Dorothy Aston i.-. 'JU-Auglqr Lillian Abel Terry Abrams Johnny Acosta Annette Adams Sandra Akrndge Pat Albert Marvin Aldridge Susie Alexander Don Allen Judy Allen Larry Allen Tommie Gale Allen Bobby Allsup Robert Amador Bob Anderson Georgia Kay Anagnos David Anderson SGPHQMORES James Anderson Jimmy Anderson Keith Anderson Linda Anderson Susan Anderson Terry Ellen Anderson Carolyn Andree Anita Arredondo Martha Ann Arredondo Butch Arrington Judy Austin Chris Bachrnan Douglas Baggs Beverly Angel Patty Arbuclile 1Ilq-i1,iBr Pat Anderson Alice Barber Carolyn Barham Pam Barnes Kaye Baron Charles Barr Kay Bass Ned Bates Steve Bates Harry Baughman Eli Bayona SGPHOMORE Linda Beck Floyd Beer Barnie Belknap Fred Bell Dianne Bennett Y ,. Janet Sue Bennett A, Janice Lue Bennett W' 1 Rachel Bennett B I II Berg -K. ' Fletcher Bevvley ,mu , Q 3 gpg 'SH ','- A Jerry Bmlllngsley David Binnion up 'V in ,I Pe9QY Jo Biter 1 1-:7 K ' . I . agp! i , , - an J Ea- J if -fi!! L V 1 Q Q1 F, 5 2 ,dv 1 Vf 1 - - 35' ' 'flee B . A f v,' is V H , - Judy Blackwell A ' l l, g Make Blancett Q ' 84 ' ., K i :bv I 3 S25 4 Q , Y' 6 M K ,,. K Barbara Blackwell ,.-. gg x 2 wr wff 'H K ,M A '-if W 1 1 we -ff ic.. .Q 2 'fi ' iz ' if , , .O Cl 11 .gr-as Jimmy Blankenship Joe Blevins Sylvia Boone Dorothy Bostick Kenneth Blevins Gaylen Boling Jimmie Bolling Raymond Bonner Lynda Bowden Joe Bowers Arlene Bowman M g J I i In E , Brenda Boyd - ' of M' I Larry Boyd v ' 'W I 'i Billy Bradley Y. l V wi' , I l ,, ',,s - Q 1 Cecil Brink i ' K - Judy Britton 4 L , ,Q F6 . V I K Patricia Britton ' A ' Q 'Y - Kay Broday J J i ' J if J L... .A I A C J 7- 1 A l V , Charles Brooks , AA 1' L, . Loyce Brothers 9 A Q GY' A Judy Brown f. Y ' i ' Jerry Browning I Y' I E' vi i I gf. alfa, y I i , - . ' Ag 1 f 'E fu l H- . - . ' ' ' - , ' . '14 1 ,, I A Nancy Buckwalter g X X ' V- John Bullock W J wdn .J Lonny Bullock l : E 1 l l ,J I ' i ' 4 , A iw , '- Au ,,. 1 4 I l Robert Burnam V 9, Dickie Butler 3 v- 5 Ray Cage 'jf Sandra Caldwell Tom Calhoun 1 1 ' sjpffif H L Judy Calkins gf A Kay Callison 3 'B W Pam Calvary ,, Eddie Campbell Gene Campbell - I Ronnie Cardwell h J at , yoyy as 1' B.. I Vs.. up-4 .I 'MT' Q X' ' ff, ga as hl kbu ix S ir ey Bra e i eg Jerry Brasher ' V ' V 'i.- ,gl C ' fi ' E LA - ' i:7 I . A f Vl' . Q xx A N I Nancy Broday CLASS Milenda Brumley Bob Burch Patricia Burge l td A ,- E K, i Av' z J J J C NW W 569 Atiooni f -n , f Mary Carlisle Mark Carpenter Herby Carr Rosemary Carr Bobby Carroll Don Carson Mark Carter Joye Caswell Winston Casstevens Dee Ellen Cates Sandra Cecil Jimmie Chaney Ray Chain Fred Chalk Donna Chapman Tommy Chapmond Milton Chapoton Gwen Chase SOPHOMORE Virginia Chance Helen Chancellor Peggy Chandler Don Chatfield Harley Cheek Craig Cheshire Ann Chisum Shirley Chumley Marilyn Churchman La Nien Clark Mark Wayne Clark Jimmy Cline Jeanie Cobb Diane Cohen Connie Cole Jerry Coleman Gary Collier Judy Conaway Mary Contreras Ann Cook Johnny Cook Carolyn Cooper Sammy Copeland Linda Corn 86 ,Hi Vicki Couch Charles Courtney Susan Cox Ruth Ellen Crane Phil Cowan Charlotte Cox Dale Cox Marilyn Cox David Crockett Harold Cross Judy Crudup Waymon Crump Larry Culley Tommy Culpepper Gary Daniels Rodney Dalton Blenda Daniel James Davenport Byron Davidson Bobby Davis Carlton Davis CLASS Eddie Davis Elizabeth Davis Judy Davis Marilyn Davis Pat Davis John Dawson Billy Joe Day William Dean Billy Dean Linda Deatherage Terry Deatherage Karen DeRoche Melvin Dewberry Rose Marie Deffenbaugh Hobart Delph Alan Denison Robert Diggs Tommy Dimock Joe Dobry Irene Dodd James DeArmond Buddy Duncan Carole Duncan Janice Ann Eastham Joe Edgin Beverly Edmonds Tom Edmonds SOPHOMORE Feiona Edwards Tommy Elam .lo Elder Benny Lou Elderton Cleon Elkins Patrlcla Emory Lois Evans :slr-l f?l?E4EQS fra James Downnng Danny Drennan Lafe Drumm Isabel Eushce Bronson Evans Davld Ferguson Marietta Ferguson Bobble Fuckle Peggy Flsher Kenneth Fletcher Kathy Foehner Fred Foley Pat Fonvnlle Gary Ford Luella Foreman Make Fortado Y Sandra Fortner Rosemary Fowler Connie Fox Shirley Fox Anne Frandsen Carol Franklin Carol Sue Frank Davnd Franklin lm Sue Franklin CLASS Jerry Franks Jerry Tom Freeman Jennle Ganther Elizabeth Garcla Ezekiel Garcxa Jack Gardner Lxnda Gardner Hubert Garlington Jerry Garmon Walter Garner Patrlcla Garner Robert Garner Gene Garrett Bob George Dean George Kenneth Garver Larry Gattis Peggy Gavin Karen Ann George Lynda Gibson Jannce Gilbert Jerry Gilbert x1N Carolyn Goforth Donald Gordon Suzanne Gordon Lorna Gorham Frances Gose SGPHOMCRE Tommy Gowan Carl Grabeel Myra Gray Robert Gray Don Givens Larry Givens Dave Gleeson Merry Green Don Greer Jane Gregg Jesse Gutierres Juclnh Hagerbaumer Joe Hair Donna Hallmark Lonnie Haney Marsha Hanna 4-up Pat Hammond Raymonda Hander Elizabeth Haney U0 l ..,.,,4, A gg diff 2 -- Nancy Hanks yn. .iq Les Hanvey F A Joe Haralson 3 sf Q01 1 ir A 'ls , r t -4 I Y Tommy Harbison - '14, George Hardeman - , Sandra Harder Ann Hardsher Hg' - John Hardwick In Nl ,rt fm , 1 CLASS H' Lanny Harkey Royce Harnsberger - . ' - Donna Harper -V fs i Jan Harper ' Barbara Adell Harrell or Don Harris Richard Harris Charles Harrison Howard Hays Lonnie Hays Travis Hays George Head I N Phyllis Gene Hauberf . Bill Haupiman John Hawley ., s.,. F, s.,,Zl,f: .Q , faw w. L f, . y f I .nm , w - ' L 1 I ' - v - wa N .1 ' Halla Harvey -Q' ' .5452 Guy Harwell L -I kg as , rnrweffz 'w , 1 A, 1 s I J A . 1 I -SiJ' Sl ,nr L Ann Hodges SCPHGMORE Ray Hedrick Carol Henderson Carol Henderson Marian Hendrix Harry Henry Norma Herrell Felix Herrmann Mike Heskett Mary Sue Hodges Betty Ray Hogan Carol Holcomb Bobbi Rhe Holder Eudale Jay Holder Gayle Holder Jim Holder Jean Holley Jimmy Holman Jackie Lynn Holmes Ann Hopkins David Home Freddie Horne Beniamin Jacob Horst f Beverly Jean Horton Dale Horton ' Doris Houchens K George Houseman Melvin Howard Jimmy Hoyer Linda Huckeba Lee Hudson Don Huffaker Jan Huffines Charlotte Hughes 92 David Herman Marilyn Hester Sandra Hiegle Robyn Hulsey Dave Humphrey Richard Humphrey Butch Hunn Ronnie Hunt Jewel Karen Huper Martha Hutchings Hunter Jerry Inman Dario Isaguurre Charline Jackson Lynton Hutson Danny lglehart Gilberi lgo Janice Jackson Bobby James as P! lmilf Glenn Jones Joe Don Jones Ruih Naomie Joyner Ray Kayser Smith Keene Linda Keener Henry Kelley Wyvanee Kelley Tommy Johnson Judy Johnston Frank Joiner Larry James Hughrene Jennings John Jennings Mary Ella Jennings Carl Jobe Cecilia Joerns Bill Johnson Don Johnson Jon Jones William Jones Harry Joyner CLASS Lemuel Jolley Forrest Jones 1. - fr 4. Leonard Jeier Kay Johnson Maw-mfzxm I4 2 Joyce Keyes Linda Kimble Sandra King Jimmy Kirby Wynsu Knigh Ronnie Kimzey Lyndie King Rebecca King Robert Ray King Jimmy Kocks Marie Kollman Jimmy La Barge Don Kollmansberger Adrian Kolter James Lackey Jerry Ladyman Raymond La Fon Jessie Lambert B -5 rv ly Karen Kosta Mike Kowalick Richard Kuehn SGPHOMCRE Carole Landes Lillie Lane Mary Jane Langley Tanya Lantz Gerald Wayne Lasater Judy Lattnmore Mike Laughon r l l .--- my John Laukhuf Rosemary League Gaye Lear Harla Jean Ledbetter Lonna Kay Lester Shirley Lewis .urn K1 f, 'map , r Charles Llggeft Norma Jean Lile Janie Lindsey Mark Linn Linda Lippincott Eddie Frances Little Cecil Lloyd Linda Loggle Vernon Lone J udy Kay Love Nancy Lynch Larry Lyon Peggy McGregor Johnnie McKeIvey Evelyn Mahoney Gene Maib Gayle Lowe Jimmy Luna Marcella Luna Joyce Lunday Allen M-:Aninch Dianne McClain Larry McClung A-I A ' ., V: 52 , l 'fx all , Sir Keith McElvain Donna Kay McFarlin Judy McGaugl'1ey Tanya McKown Glenda McQueen Tommy McAbee Elaine McAfee Keron McAlis1er Eddie Maiewski Phillip Malone ' Palsy Manley figs l Roger Manley :si John McClure Pat McConnell Peggy McConnell Marcie McCormick Danny McCoy Lowell McCracken CLASS Robert McDaniel Mariorie McDermid Dicky McDonald Karen McDonald x Mike McGhee Elizabeth McGinty L .iii v D a n n y M cg h a n , 'l J 1 M1 Q ' 292 J c 95 We .s fl. -1 ,1 . lg . ,V LL! .wig ' , , S inv- J ,. EWR 41- -f ' F re , Y Q w 6 W eg, V Glenn McCune Ronny McDonald he - .:. ?,y,,f' ,R - K -4' 'N Mwwfui Jo Ann Marshall Nancy Martin Robert Martin Beffy Lou Mariinez Raymond Martini SOPHOMORE Patsy Mason Betty Maithews Ronnie Matthews Janie Maxfield Nancy Marks Mike Marley Sue Maroney Jerry Mazy Cody Meador Mary Meadows Geraldine Miller Hoberf Miller Jack Miller Robert Miller Charloile Mills Peggy Mills Sondra Mills Terry Mrlls Charlene Misemer Mary Miser I Hazel Mitchell Raymon MiTchell Joe Molock Clark Moore Marisa Moore Connie Moore Gary Moore Sandra Moore Mike Moofy Ann Moran Larry Morgan CLASS Johnnie Morren Jane Morrison Judy Morrison Denny Morrow Howard Morton Bill Moser Robert Murray Joyce Lorene Murphy Carolyn Muse Karen Neal Linda Jo Neal Tony Neal Jolene Neer Mike Nelson Ollie Mae Nelson , Terry Nelson Susan Nesman Gail Phillips Jimmy Phillips Robbie Phillips Tommy Phillips 'iff 2.1 SWL, Pam Neuharth Henry Nevares Janice Newcomb Sally Anne Newman Paul Nicholson Vrcky Nobllfi Linda Norris Orley North Wayne Norlhcotf Reba Norvell Carol Norwood Pam Norwood Burl Nowell Mary Louise Oden Doris Odom Gary Odom Jimmy Odom ORE Diane Olson Jay O'Mary Jerry Owen Nancy Owens Bill Panje Diana Parham Priscilla Parker Patricia Parks Richard Parks Boyd Perry Allan Persky Robert Peterson James Petty Rosemary Petty 98 Freddy Pink John Pinson Sylvia Pollock Janey Poolin Calvin Rathgeber Stanley Ratliff Sally Reasor Don Rector Glenda Pittman Bobby Pitts Dexter Plumlee Joe Pollard Bull Presson Jack Price Ann Priddy Ann Ralston Jerry Rambo Pat Rammond Jimmie Reed Joe Reed Bobby Reeder Elaine Reichert Brenda Porter Earl Powell Yvonne Pratt Sue Proffitt Beverly Prince Carole Privett Priscilla Propest Dana Pullen Fred Leroy Putman CLASS Ruthmary Putman Latrechia Qualls Paul Quast Ronnie Raben Johnny Raub Carolyn Rea Franklin Rea Benny Rangel Phyllis Jan Ranne David Putman Nancy Ragland QLIIQH Elizabeth Roach Robbie Robertson Herbert Robey Billie Fern Robinson Keith Robinson SOPHOMORE Pat Rogers Ronald Rogers .loe Roland Cecilia Roling Thurman Riggs Mike Riordan Carl RippsTem Wayne Roy Hugh Ruggles Stuart Russell Scott Savage Sandra Scarbrough Mike Scholl ' Ewald Schreiber Gwendolyn Scoggin A Mike Scott David Scroggin Dwain Scruggs Joe Seitz Sheri Selby Norma Self Doug Shamburger Barbara Sharp Carmon Shaw Dana Shaw Linda Sheets Donald Sheffield Ann Shelton James Shelton Milly Ann Shelton CLASS Sharon Shelton Kay Shepard David Shirey Goldie Shook Edward Short ,-Q4 Lawana Slebert Rosemary Simons Merwyn Simpson Jackie Sims Sue Sinclair Lynn Short Mollie Sipe Jean Ann Skierski Angelia Smith Dan Smith David Smith Harold Smith Euell Skinner Jerry Sledge Jerry Small Larry Smith Larry Smith Cynthla Stambaugh Becky Stath James Stayton Bill Stewart Roland Stewart Stephen Stone Bill Strachan SCDPHOMORE Betty Strickland Linda Strlckler Rex Stripland Ed Sullivan Clnfford Taylor Mary Ruth Taylor Nancy Marne Taylor Paul Douglas Huey Thomas Thomas Anne Thompson Beth Thompson Edward Thompson Harvey Thompson Lynda Jo Thompson Judy Thorp Jean Ann Tibbals Janice Tidwell Stan Tidwell Pai Tinney Glenn Tole Bobby Toon Gale Douglas Trammel Virginia Travis Vivian Trevino Pam Trout Janis Tschabold Golda Evelyn Tucker James Tucker CLASS Jack Turner Befh Tvvacldell Ronnie Tyson Julie Ullrlch Jackie Van Houten Randall VanLoh Jackie Vandersllce Dorothy Vaughn Judie Vnrdell Janice Vogel Robert Walker Harold Walker Janet Walker Kenneth Walker Terry Walker Phyllis Wallander Mary Ann Vaught Johnny Vernon Paul Wachsmann Don Walden Joyce Walden wmallnl Anna Jean Ward Keith Bolnn Ward Gaila Ware Marne Washburn James Dorlan Waters Jerry Watts Scheryl Weaver Garland Weeks Nina Weese SOPHOMORE Sherry Welch Mary Weller Charles Albert Wesbrooks Lloyd West Cecil Don Whlte Emery Whute Gracie Ann White '27 Diane Willia m5 Glen Williams Jackie Faye Williams Jan Williams Jerry Williams Louis Williams Curtis Hawkins Willis ?g ,M g H if Darlene Wilson Gene Wilson Royce Wilson Fay Wilson Gale Wilson Gay Wilson Janette Wineinger Joe Ann Winemger La Rue Wineinger Leonard Winstead Jackie Wisdom Phillip Witt Larry Wittie Larry Womble N fl f CLASS Johnetta Wood Robert Wood Theresa Woodfin Carol Ann Wright David Wright an vga Richard York Sue York Mary Wright Wanda Wright Zane Wright Charlie Young Linda Young Wanda Young David Wyatt Patrick Yancey SOPHONIORE ADVISORY COUNCIL-FRONT ROW, pictured left to right, are: Garland Weeks, Neal Hatch, Jerry Tom Freeman, Janie Nlaxtield, Sherry Eyer, Susan Stayton and Patsy Mason. SECOND ROW: Richard Kuehn, Joe Reed, Don Whitehill, David Humphrey, Terry Nelson, Diane Goolsby, Wynsu Knight, Bettye Mann and Judy Allen. LAST ROW: Tommy Harbison, Harley Cheek, Bill Berg, Bill Presson, Jane Gregg and Lynda Jo Thompson. Not pictured are Jack Miller and Ruthmary Putman. Z SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES Sophomores Scheryl Weaver, Hobert Mill- er, Rosie League and Don Rector benefit from extra studies of biology. These sophomores were members ot the Howdy Week dance committee. Front row, left to right are Pat Albert, Becky Stath, Susan Cox, Blenda Daniel, Pat Payne, Carol Feather and Donna Kay NlcFarlin. Second row: Diane Goolsby, Linda Loggie, Brenda Boyd, Beverly Dooley, Elaine Reichert and Judy Johnston. Last row: Harold Green, Julie Ullrich and Pam Trout. A 'f 'Q ,Z 'A -.fi 1' MADGE BEST Senior ANN COLLINS Senior EDNA DEXNBERRY Senior CARLA GRAY Senior SANDRA MERRILL Senior LINDA MORAN Senior NELSON Senior TRACY Senior PEGGY BAUSCHER J unior LOLLY KREMER LYNN MAY Junior Junior ,-V: JUDY PARKER Junior BARBARA SOLLIS Junior CHERRY WAGHORNE Junior CAROL FEATHER Sophomore DONNA KAY MacFARLIN JANIE MAXFIELD if as I GMM . 1 , A 1 -' Vie? 55-1 1 Q ' Xi 9, 4' - :V Y X an Q Q u 5 4 4 X R ii' SV Q53 Q in KZ ' Q L , . f . n Q 9532 ' E Qs gg, N15 ', is 52, .V j, ' 5 . -I f- . 25,5 f ' 'gfgjgy fr, i 05-25 'Q ' ' - sf-,, m ' 3 ' Q gr gh-ff - ,.-4 5, if ri 'mf ink vm. y, uvi'fwsw1'f M- ff .. 1 we-'12 .yflll ' Qu! .. X. Q. H ff, 4 4 r 1 A , 8 ,JW J, , .. gi fx . gqw- ' .9 if H :fa K lk f f if xnw f - I 4... 't 7-,. , Q, ,, QA! U -uf 1 A I Q f - - . F. '6- i 11 ' -f .. ,J- , Hwdiw 'f ' fri , Q-.jun fxmi . Q ,Im E L X .lW- ,V.,A'L .Qx 15 47- Al' 4 v ta 2 ' k 'QQ , f ,f'1A'!jj fyfyf 1 ffm 5, , .,. ,f , kv 1-, f. if VA A Q.. , ...4 My Y. .ii T? E x 51. - 5,f 4 K fi' f '- 55:91 N 1 -f .. . 5 f .1 A K Mrg ,w .xp-. Sv 5 , Lg5'55'?Q . , ' '2 i 3 4 'za Q' A. I . . jx' A .4 ' . N Q 1 , in ,I f' f 'NJ . 1 'I' X ,xx I , ,. up,!' f ,...,---. x .w , a , i , nv - ,.! X Mr. Freeman presented western hats to Mr. and Miss Howdy, Frank Mitchell and Alice Etter. HOWDY WEEK Howdy! Each October for a week the halls of WFSH ring with this greeting. The occasion is Howdy Week, a special one set aside to welcome new students and to re- new old friendships. Howdy Week is climaxed by an as- sembly program in which Mr. and Miss Howdy, the friend- liest boy and girl in school, are honored. FINALISTS: Kenneth Kimberlin, Lolly Kremer, Peggy Bauscher, Leland Allred, Edna Dewberry, Pat Ireland. RUNNERS-UP: Pam Morrow, Gerald Phillips, Pauline Hicks, Travis Reagan, Frank Bracken, Nancy Tracy, John Genung, Nancy Shaffer, Linda Moran, Bill Wilson, Tommy Harbison, Pam Parish, Sandra Merrill, Kenneth Smith, Betsy Ross, .lack Miller, Pam Norwood, Lee Underwood, Dawn Dobbins, Dickie Turner, Donna Kay McFarlin, Steve Kimzey. H8 PAMELA PARISH CHEERLE DERS of ,ef N WFSH cheerleaders played a mayor part in backing the Coyotes on to State this year. The originality and enthusiasm that they added to student rallies and games brought school spirit to a new high. EDNA DEWBERRY KENNETH KEMBERLIN SANDRA MERRILL MIKE GARRETT JIM EDD JONES Lou ANN WALKER DAVID CUMMINGS KAREN GRUNG ROSEMARY STE:-:Luc Physics Typing English Spanish English M3151 Art Math Social Studies Choral WHO'S WHO These students have been chosen by their teachers for their good citizenship ancl outstanding work in two or more subjects. LINDA SUE GUSTAVUS JIMMY PARK English PhY5lC5 Bookkeeping Milli Social Studies English JO HESTER JIM BROYLES KAREN NOWLlN EDDIE NORWOOD SUZANNE ADDISON English Social Studies Orchestra English English Latin Math Band Speech Spanish l20 SPEECH Alice Elter Ann Worrell DEBATE George Sawdy Lee Ellen Hogle RADIO-TELEVISION Shelia Massey r WHO'S WHO OFFICE PRACTICE Mary Ann Johnson Verna Mae Pelerson Carol Moncrief VISUAL EDUCATION Leanila Moore SOCIAL STUDIES Nelda Heard Ninell Musick Jerry Geyman Gayle Willis ENGLISH Kay Glover Barbara Babione Sharron Williams LATIN Frank Powers BIOLOGY Kenneth Duvall Elaine Satterfield Karen DeRoche Lolly Kremer Frances Gose Patricia Britton Larry Wittie ART Gail Rancier Carol Higgenbotham Cynthia Harvey Kenneth Smith MATH Mike Lasley Irving Humphrey Nick Daley Bolo Maxfielcl Louis Brown Steve Kimzey MECHANICAL DRAWING Harold Crutsinger Edward Enthrop SHOP Ronny Looney Anthony Wooten CHEMISTRY Patrick Karl Charles Berg Karl Miller 'Not pictured SEWING Barbara King Anita Veatch COOKING Suzanne Eddleman Jo Lee BOOKKEEPING Lynn Shoemaker 'Sharon Moore TYPING Lamoine Hobbs Beverly Watson Margaret Cernosek SHORTHAND Patricia Sissel Beverly Blair WHO S WHO BAND Jess Youngblood Ruth Ann Bedford 'Karen Nowlin David Whitmire Larry Shires CHORAL Norman Herzfeld Carol Holly ORCHESTRA Tom Held David Squire DlSTRlBUTlVE EDUCATION Maridell Mcflreary Nancy Fox Frank Rexrode V Charles Rasberry COOPERATIVE TRAlNlNG Lupe Luian Florence McCall Betty Gayle Bennett Helen Luna 'Not pictured Seniors with perfect attendance tor three years in high school are Students missing only one or two days are, left to right, Jeanette Ninell Musick and Ronald Gorham. Missing only halt a day are Short, Lamoine Hobbs,,Ruth Reed, Shelia Massey, Carolyn Davis, Patrick Verna Mae Peterson and Gary Halter. Knight, Walter Maness, David Brown, Jimmy Park, and Patricia Butler Knot pictured J. GOQD TTEN ANCE On this page the staff salutes students who have missed only a few days of at- tendance during their three years in h Students who have missed three or four days are, left to right, Nancy Fox, Linda Andree, Kay Rathgeber, Nelda Heard, lrving Humphrey, Susan Robb, Jim Dodson, Roy Van Houten, Gerald Phillips, Jerry Geyman, Jim Edd Jones, Roger Moore, Charles Leveritt, Jimmy Green- wood, Bill Opella, Jerry Cobb, Bob Kollmansberger, Jack Burross, and John Tensley. Not pictured is Lloyd Kee. igh school. Students who have missed only five days are, left to right, Carla Gray, Robbie Dobbs, Nita Brewer, Harriet Burch, Nancy Green, Byron Donaho, Sue Corbett, Eloise Hamilton, Terry Gould, Cavett Winn, Lillard Jackson, Jay Gregg, Tommy Reynolds, Eddie Polhemus, Harold Crutsinger, Fred Navarette, Lynn Tettleton, and Jimmy Awtrey. 9 t:si0Ww- ll? , HIGH RA I' 3.9 Average-FRONT ROW, left to right: Linda Andree, Karen Grung, Ninell Musick, and Beverly Blair. SECOND ROW: Jane Carlson, Ann Collins, Rosemary Stehlik, and David Cummings. BACK ROW: Steve Kimzey and Richard Scott. Not pictured is Linda Moran. 4.0 Average or better-FRONT ROW, left to right: Barbara Babione, Linda Sue Gustavus, Jo Hester, Polly Franklin, Nelda Heard and Sharron Williams. BACK ROW: Jimmie Park, Mike Lasley, Jim Edd Jones, lrving Humphrey, and Bob Maxtield. 3.7 Average-FRONT ROW, left to right: Sarah Jean Harriman, Lou Ann Walker, Lana Lawson, and Joyce Ellis. SECOND ROW: Nancy Tracy, Dawn Dobbins, Lamoine Hobbs, and Nancy Shaffer. THIRD ROW: Lana Ried, Shelia Massey, Mikel Taylor, and Kay Glover. BACK ROW: Frank Powers and Eddie Nowvood. In a yearbook dedicated to our community, this page is most appropriate. Since the basic aim of any good high school is to promote knowledge, the outstanding students of WFSH in the broad field of learning should be recognized. I26 Hill: fs. , ,- H: A ,. f N- .'-3.4 G SENIORS With that thought in mind, this page is dedi- cated to the HIGH RANKING SENIORS, those stu- dents who have maintained throughout Three years of high school an outstanding scholastic average. li a ay f z' , M ,,.. . 2 rv' ,-If T53 .s-l'v ifgrlil iii- ls 4 3 xg K 1 1 . if .-tgfif-s. rr ,. .f 5.1, .Y - f -P .ftf xiifzsiss-1 2 it six- ifizlxaf 1 ,lf .Aw 1 1.1. , 524 at iw 3.6 Average-FRONT ROW, left to right: Karen Nowlin, Linda Steph, Elizabeth Alexander, Gayle Willis, and Betsy Ross. SECOND ROW: Carol Swaner, Patricia Barlow, Bar- bara King, and Carol Culwell. BACK ROW: Bill Wilson, Jim Broyles, Charles Leveritt, and Byron Bohnn. Not pictured is David Goff. l i 3.8 Average-FRONT ROW, left to right: Earlene Thronton, Patricia Sissel, Pam Parish, and Carolyn Armour. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Morrison, Jackie Holbert, Suzanne Addison, Gail Rancier, and Nancy Nelson. BACK ROW: Jim Hoggard, Ronnie Wiist, Gene Douglas, and Johnny Walbrick. 3,5 Average-FRONT ROW, left to right: Sharon Moore, Lynn Shoemaker, Nita Brewer, and Barbara Hunn. BACK ROW: Patrick Knight, Verna Mae Peterson, and John Brown. Not pictured is Peggy Freeman. 1 Those representing WFSH in typing and shorthand competition are: Carol Girdley, Glenda Barrett, Carrol Lear, Mary Ann Lesh, Ann Orrick, Carol Swanner, Jeanne Curfman, Beverly Watson, Pat Dowell, Shirley Emberson, and Beverly Sterr. The Betty Crocker Homemaking Award went to Carol Girdley. Nancy Tracy was chosen for the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. T4-L. siifizi These students spoke for WFSH in Original Oratory: Foster Morgan, Nolan Moore, Cherry Waghorne, Fred Conners, Mary Sue Davis, Linda Jo Neal, Ann Orrick, and Lee Ellen Hogle. Nick Daley, Mary Ann Vor- denbaum, Tim Mock, Mike Lasley, Polly Franklin, and Larry Wittie competed to rep- resent WFSH in number sense competition. Larry Wittie, Bob Burch, Nick Daley, and Jim Edd Jones went to slide rule meets for WFSH. Although pictures were not available, the following students have won special recognition in various speech contests. Winners are: Boy's Senior Declamation, Mike Windham Girl's Senior Declamation, Glenda Caval- luzzi Boy's Junior Declamation, Bronson Evans Girl's Junior Declamation, Brenda Porter Those entrants for contests not yet completed include: Poetry Reading, Lee Ellen Hogle, Mikel Taylor, Nita Payne, Pat Davenport, and Madelon Lasly. Extemporaneous Speaking: John Ship- man, Keith Griftitts, David Boone, Sarah Jean Harriman, George Sawdy, Ronnie Johnson, Roland Stewart, Bill Berg, and Danny McCoy. Cleo Bullard, Lee Ellen Hogle, George Sawdy, and Ronnie Johnson represented WFSH in interscholastic league debate. 415285 ' 'f 5- 'Aff '1 r 3 I I v w w Foster Morgan won the WFSH Voice of Democracy contest wi1h Alice Etter as runner-up. Participating in fhe All-State Band were Karen and Phil Grace. 1 3 is Ruth Ann Bedford, ,wy- 4 ,i?'sz'-- l' fuiq-nl!- These students entered at mid-term: Christine Krebs, Betty Sapp, Terry McClung, Patty McClung, Micheal Nichols, Patsy McClung, Susan Pastusek, Donna Crane, Dorothy Moore, Mr, Strong, a valuable newcomer to the WFSH teaching staff, is pictured at his desk as he instructs his students in the principles of commercial math and English. Before beginning his teaching career, Mr. Strong attended La Salle College where he received his B.A. Later he attended Villanova to do advanced work. Gene Arbuckle, Gary King, Barbara David, Margaret Franklin, Mary Bruton, Yvette Cloer, Hank Ireland, Lonnie Sellers, Andy Csagoly, Wayne Buckmaster, David Brumley, Eli Mar- tinez, Tommy Trezona, Bill Barlow, Tony Enriquez, Charles Young, Don Preston, George Musgrave, and Gilbert Acosta. Mid-term entries not pictured are Jerw Alcorn, Ruth Edwards, Shirley Oldham, Pat Putnam, J. D. Blevins, Kay Shock, Wayne Hardin, R. L. Calhoun, and Chuck Houston. L TE E TRIES If you have missed the picture of a new friend in the class section, check this page. The students pictured here are the ones who entered WFSH after the tirst six weeks of the 1958-59 school year, too late to be placed in their class sections. Others entered during the second six weeks: Vicki Anderson, Donna Smith, Jan Snider, Betty Brown, Joe Chapman, Bob Miller, and Warren Bassham. Second six weeks entries not pictured are Billy Lucier, Ted Melton, Glenn Burgin, Mary Wyand, John Lambert, Cecil Cox, Viven Thrush, and Linda Scovill. - ' 1 tt Rst1'txv425s-,-, During the third six weeks Gilbert Barrett, Doug Smith, Borden Grider, Cathy Hodges, Bonnie Anderson, and Bob Hess entered. Third six weeks entries not pictured -are Dickie Rogers, Marlin Jiranek, Larry Levins, Tim Shoemake, Russell Kurz, and Karen Herndon. Em i?s't sii5me:zte!ezlaso:as2f.is:24iT' A . 'fu-fl . 55.iJ 'f'x , jrfzq-5 L'.,p:, ,q.?-' :J . V . K.. W S! ff. Q ..d..g , A I V . fi' F Q., , CTIUITIES Editors I 959 COYOTE The 1959 COYOTE is the attempt of the annual staff to bring the community and the high school into a closer relationship. Editors, GERALD PHILLIPS and NELDA HEARD, led the group in maior decisions and gave their personal supervision to every page with helpful consideration. Color and layout for the book had the full at- tention of GAIL RANCIER, CYNTHIA HARVEY, and MARY ANN DUCKVVORTH. Their iob was difficult and exacting, but the girls emerged successful. JULIE INMAN, JUDY KAY GEORGE and NANCY TRACY were responsible for editing of the honors section. These girls shared many important secrets in preparing their pages. Art Staff Honors The activities section was arranged by GENE DOUGLAS, PATRICIA SISSEL, MARY ANN LESH, and BYRON DoNAHo. They had the cooperation of many teachers and students in compiling the pages that show students in action. '.-Ali.: ANNUAL STAFF Responsible for advising the group and helping make decisions was MISS MATTYE MAE HAYNIE, our sponsor. Tedious class sections were completed by CAROL ANN ANDERSON, LAMOINE HOBBS, NANCY SHAF- FER, DAVID FAIRRINGTON, and DAVID GOFF. These students were aided by the copy checkers, JULIE IN- MAN and RICHARD SCOTT, but everyone on the staff helped with the endless filing necessary for the task. DAWN DOBBINS, STEVE KIMZEY, and JIM EDD JONES combined their skills to prepare the pages of the administration division. Photographers, TOM REYNOLDS and JIM GREEN- WOOD, were responsible tor practically all the pictures in our book with the exception of some in the class, ad- ministration, honor, and sports divisions. The I959 staff sincerely believes that this book will always be an accurate and enioyable record of the school year. Photographers KEN R U N D E L L , F R A N K BRACKEN, RICHARD SCOTT, and J E R R Y G E Y M A N worked diligently to bring the record ot the sports activities to a fa- vorable conclusion. L.n ..,,Yt he ugute cw Senior High School, Wichita Falls, Texas E ' our Pnfss n mrion j, f REPORTERS Elizabeth Alexander. Barbara Babione. Pat Barlow, Glenda Barrett. Linda Berry, Ja Nelle Boucher, Nita Brewer, James Brown, Jean Burney, Carole Culwell, Elisa Davis, Nancy Dooley, Gene Douglas, Louise Downing, Gloria Gonzales, Betty Gorman, Jan Irwin, Kenneth Kellam, Colleen Kidwell, Barbara King. Cynthia Lam, Jim Le Bus, Charles Leveritt, Mary Marciniak, Carol Moncrief, Nancy Nelson, Phyllis Nelson, Karon Nowlin, Jimmie Park, Gerald Phillips, Patricia Sissel, Nancy Smith, Rosemary Stehlik, Earlene Thornton, Nan Whitehill, Sharron Williams ADVERTISING STAFF' Jean Burney, Betty Gorman, Carol Moncrief. CIRCULATION STAFF Sandra Cecil, Judy Davis, Yvette Dorsey, Connie Fox, Joyce Lunday, Connie Moore, Jerry Ann Orven, Beverly Prince, Ruthmary Putman, Vivian Trevino. Jan Williams, Larry Wiztie. Sue York, SPONSORS Louise Lipscomb Joumalism J. C. Cabaniss .Advertising I, C. Presson .. , Circulation Recommended by Their iunior Teachers of English, members of VVFSH iournalism class cover beais for The CoyoTe News and Teen Times. In addiTion To This work The regular sTudy of English liTeraTure is compleied and a Term paper wriTTen. Miss Louise Lipscomb, chairman of The DeparTmenT of English, sponsor of The iournalism class, supervises sTudenTs as They cover school acTiviTies Tor The CoyoTe News and Teen Times. PreparaTion of ad copy is anoTher phase of work done. Every Wednesday The VVichiTa Falls Times publishes a Tull page wiTh news from The junior high schools, acad- emy and high school. Assembling copy Tor This Teen Times page is a Task of WFSH iournalisTs. ATTer The page is received aT The Times, Mrs. Larry J. Doing ediis iT and prepares The page layouT. Among The many benefiis received from This siudy are a knowledge of publishing and an eye Tor accuracy and deTail. QET Ti e' - -- f Always ready To get into the picture, these WFSH members of fhe fourih estate are waiting io be photographed for The 1959 Coyote. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Gne of The TinesT organizaTions in VVFSH is The a cappella choir. ConsisTing of iuniors and seniors chosen from The Mixed Chorus and The Girls' Chorus, This group represenTs The besT in musical TalenT. Under The direcTion of Mr. Thomas Shavv, The choir has presenTed many fine programs and parTicipaTed in several conTesTs. The sixTy- member group, in coniuncTion vviTh The VVFSH orchesTra, presenTed a ChrisTmas canTaTa, Glory To God, Tor The Musicians' Club and a program for The Oil BelT Teach- ers MeeTing in March. ln February The enTire choir sang This ls My CounTry as a parT of The finale of The band's VarieTy Plus. The girls' quarTeT, girls' sexTeT and The boys' double quarTeT presenTed individual selecTions. The group has appeared before service clubs and church groups in The ciTy. In All-STaTe compeTiTion sixTeen were selecTed To Try ouT, and six vvere chosen Tor The All-STaTe Choir. The group compeTed in The UniversiTy lnTerscholasTic League conTesT in April. The eTTorTs of Mr. Shaw and The a cappella choir have enriched The musical environmenT of The WichiTa Falls area. 1 X S' . GIRLS' CHORUS 5 D e CHORAL GROUPS Members of the Girls' Quartet are Rosalynn Myers, Barbara Hunn, Carol Holly, and Pam Parish. MIXED CHORUS Boys' Double Quarter includes Bill Aston, David Squier, Ronnie Webb, Carl Nichols, Norman Herzfield, Jerry Young, and Garland Burcalow. Raedar Anderson is not pictured. sr- 1' as i Jane Carlson, Jean Maxwell, Sheila Rankin, Joan Tedford, Sari Pitts, and Barbara Veros are mem- bers of ihe Girls' Sexfet. ie: , Af' I37 Charles Hurt The bands of VVFSH, under the direction of Mr, Don Hatch and assistant direction ot Mr. Bob Taylor, are an important part ot school lite. The Coyote Marching Band is made up of members of both concert and sophomore bands. This band, led loy drum rnaior Charles Hurt and assistant drum major David Whit- mire and featuring maiorettes Karon Novvlin, Mary MAJORETTES Karon Nowlin Nlary Ann Lesh Brenda Freeman Sue Corbett Judy Bloodgoocl Kay NlcKiski f 355312 E 1'?Sr?9 1-ff'-f..:f Y ' rf K - T L4 F- - ', 3 use ,t David Whitmire Ann Lesh, Brenda Freeman, Sue Corbett, Judy Blood- good, and Kay McKiski, participates in football games, parades, marching contests and band festivals during the years The concert band vvith membership ot ex- perienced players produces an annual stage shovv, Variety Plus, competes in the Interscholastic League contest and takes part in other contests and festivals. ,.1 'W w- .--- -KA. Plfymjilx H lt' 'v? BAND OFFICERS President . . . DAVID WHITMIRE Vice President , . . CHARLES LEVERITT Secretary . . . MARY ANN LESH Home Room Representative . . KARON NOWLIN I39 V RIETY PLUS '59 This Is My Country Emphasis on the entertainment trends of different eras provided the promised variety in the annual Coyote Band shovv, Variety Plus. With the a cappella choir and the Coyote Band combined, Directors Thomas Shaw and Don Hatch collaborated in the thrilling climax, This ls My Coun- try. Student directors included David Whitmire and Charles Leveritt, assistant. Indian dancers, torch singers, a rock 'n' roll combo, pretty chorus girls and many other variety acts depicted American entertainment from the distant past to our own day, the frantic fifties. Now about that ticket to 'Variety Plus' . . , These high-pressure salesmen are emcees of the show-Phil Grace, Colleen Kidwell and Nolan Moore. Their customer is David Whitmire, director. Band officers shown, left to right, are David Whit- mire, president, Karon Nowlin, representative, Mary Ann Lesh, secretary, and Charles Leveritt, vice president, who made up the central com mittee for Variety Plus '59. resen a ion o musica num ers rom e a u ous or ies on ari us wa ' P tt f l b t th t b l f t V et Pl s ust one of h t e many activities of the WFSH stage band, This group played for school dances and participated in contests and festivals. l ifsfw:-2'-ff2'f . .V r- ' ' ' FEMS ' 4l 1 - . af, A-V V4 ggijk,-QW :W ,, K M, L rm., rye! ' ' ' 1 , . ' is I , ' A ff f f I ,,,i-!Q:,,,gtiL QF iz'fffe:: , ' W .. FTW ff ORCHESTR 4, ,in , ,. 3 K , W , h kk , iq.. . 1 ' SP! ' ' . :gf 2. - '3 an K fm, ' , 4 1 , Milfs rf J, 'Q -' i -K ,. J. sg y. j A ' W ' m y t Q ,T S - at - ,,. if ,vf S535 - Its' 'ui fi? l . n .i 41, , ,, , 1m . ,r N ,,,,:.L ....,, it LLL,' J S ,,,A, Y ,N ' N 'V -' 2 .'.' , : i isa. 5- .1 - ea.. WV. 1 E ' S ' . ..V. . N L ri,-.9 , -f' f We 1. 'M-' .. Q - ,N - M . ..,, , ,. ,V.. 1 l Participating in the WFSH Orchestra are students from Senior High as well as stu- dents from Barvvise, Reagan, and Zundelowitz Junior High Schools. Experience is manifest in the excellent recitals tor assemblies and special programs, Four of the accomplished musicians play in the Wichita Falls Symphony as does their instructor, Mr. Dale Brubaker. Ten WFSH orchestra members attended Texas Musical Education Association in Galveston. The man selected to appoint the conductor for next year's T.M.E.A. is our ovvn conductor, Mr. Dale Brubaker. Jesse Youngblood was selected as the outstanding woodwind and first chair clarinet in T.M.E.A. I tt., , MJ lllx ll' MUSIC CLUB CHORAL Students of WFSH interested in choral music join Music Club Choral. By hearing good music at club time, members learn more about compositions of the present and past ages. In this way the organization is not only an organization for entertain- ment but also an organ for teaching the relevance of music to each person's environ- ment. MUSIC CLUB INSTRUMENTAL Through this club students of WFSH interested in music have the opportunity to appreciate the talents of their fellovv students. This year the group has been enter- tained by the dance band and other members of the Coyote Band and the orchestra. riff' VII With the motto of Friendship, Happiness, and Knowledge the Gens Romana, under the guidance ot the Fates and its exalted celestials, strives for the betterment of its Roman members. The Gens, open to all students enrolled in the Latin department, main- tains a model society of slaves, commoners, senators, and celes- tials. Highlighting the year's events are the magnificent Roman banquet and the Spring Floralia. GENS ROMANA Consuls BETSY DENMAN BILL WILSON Pro-Consuls POLLY BABER VIN PROTHRO Quaestor FRANK POWERS Tabularia JANICE VOGEL Nuntiae NANCY NELSON GENE DOUGLAS Historica PEGGY BAUSCHER Cantator MARY ELLEN LEDFORD Fates MISS NELL SAMMONS MISS LONA BETTY BROWN MISS IDA MCCAIN lah... President NANCY SHAFFER Vice President CAROL ANN ANDERSON Second Vice President MARY ANN JUNK Secretary KAREN GRUNG Treasurer MERRY GREEN Reporter MARY MARCINIAK Sergeant-at-Arms BILL McCOLLUM Historian BONNIE BRUNDRETTE Sponsors MISS JANE McCULLOCH MRS. HAL RAY MRS. JOE BROWNING Having as its purpose to create, maintain, and promote an un derstanding of Latin American countries, the Pan-American Stu- dent Forum arranges a series ot programs throughout the year. The main events include the Thanksgiving proiect, the Christmas party at Travis school and the state convention in Austin in the spring. I PANSIAMERICAQN STUDENT FORUM all X xt' it Hl-Y Under the direction of the Y.lVl.C.A. the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y or- ganization endeavors to fulfill their goal to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. Bringing state and national recognition to the students of WFSH, the various clubs hold weekly meetings, engage in serv- ice projects and sponsor several special parties. The Coyote Pack, Pink Darling hospital volunteers, baskets of food for needy families and aid to the Y.M.C.A. in Bangalore, India, are results of their efforts in service proiects. Delegates from WFSH attend the fall convention in Lubbock, par- ticipate in the state Youth Legislature in Austin in December and at- tend Southwest Area and national meetings. Eight clubs played host to more than five-hundred fellow Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y members in April at the annual spring conference held in Wichita Falls this year. All of these activities are a part of the organization that encom- passes more than three hundred VVFSH students. FT H333- L 2 W? M'-is 'ltr 423833 57 1 w i i w , ,. A .p Fi I f ' :F wal 15' fs, 'jg-. mf' . - I '41, -4 E i 34 T '23 Q.. .iw 0.5 ID :I ..T. 5 M 111 2. O 1 rr O '4 .H I O fD 3 GJ U O C 'fl GJ -U. ,r,,,,,? IH Supremus Hi-Y, junior and senior boys- James Wright, president Ardores Hi-Y, iunior boys-Ted Lauck, president Invictus Hi-Y, sophomore boys-Les Han- vey, president Amoris Tri-Hi-Y, sophomore girls-Carol Feather, president Amica Tri-Hi-Y, senior girls-Sarah Scholl, president Mira Tri-Hi-Y, iunior girls-Caren Harvey, president Fidelis Tri-Hi-Y, sophomore girls, Janie Lindsey, president ,W , ,Q-nw, Y, , , , i7':!!F,..... fri ' , 'WWC ' Wmfsu...,3.uIwuMs.zm1n:::a!Ur:T:uM! tiffmSeaf'f5m'T:.111Sm1 :M i' W , , 1lmIl1a l w w W w ,- Assisting Maior H. D. Byous in his office every day are Kay Sutherlin, Madge Best, Carla Grey, and Pat McEntire, secretaries. Several N.D.C.C. cadets dis- play different weapons used by the Army. N.D.C.C. cadets trying for the rifle team must fire a score of one hundred and forty out of a possible one hundred and seventy-five to qualify. Members include, bottom row, left to right: David Fairrington, Robert Wells, Kenneth Potts, Gary Halter, Standing: Robert Spraggins, Tommy Smith, Steve Muse, and Ben Curn- nock. The N D C C has daily sessions of classr l48 Clirnaxing the year's training and instruction is the federal inspection held in the spring. During the inspec- tion the battle group is checked on neatness of individual cadets, qualities of class instruction and participation in group drill. NATIGNAL TH ESPIAN SOCIETY Under the direction of Mrs. T. Richard Moss, the National Thes- pian Society produced two plays, gave assembly programs and participated in several panel discussions in the city throughout the year. Members of the society are pictured here at the annual Christmas party. The officers, who gave wonderful assistance in every way possible to Mrs. Moss, include Eddie Nor- wood, president, Kent Womack, vice president, Ronnie Wiist, busi- ness manager, Alice Etter, national secretary, Ann Collins, local secre- tary, and Betsy Ross, and Ann Wor- rell, publicity. The Star Shone, the annual Christmas pageant, proved inspirational. in the fall for the annual Children's Theater. Thespians managed to outrank Wail Disney by producing Sleeping Beauty early NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE President SARAH JEAN HARRIMAN Vice President HERBERT NOWLIN Local Secretary LEE ELLEN HOGLE National Secretary MIKEL TAYLOR To become National Forensic League members is the goal of debate class mem bers Their advisor in their diligent efforts is their instructor Mr Bedford Furr During the year Radio TV classes visit local studios to Success of stage productions learn more about the art of announcing and the technicali- in WFSH depends largely on the ties of broadcasting effects created by the sets for AMATEUR GUILD each Amateur Guild groups work hard each season to produce one act plays for the annual festival Outstanding too is thejtgnual Christmas program .MAK- Mmmfsfwmezfsss-as-M,f STAGECRAFT RADIO TV mug. OFFICE ASSISTAN S Students who work in the office during the FIRST PERIOD check absentees by telephone. Joe Blackshear, Nan Whitehill, David Goff, Karen Harvey, Jimmy Park, and Carol Culwell share this duty. ' YP' YY - ff m President CHRIS HARVEY 3 ' Q' Y N Q 4 I KK Vice President PATSY HARBISON Gwen Guillet, Jerry Cobb, Penny War- ren, and Bill Wilson are in charge of pencil and paper sales to students during FOURTH PERIOD. L SECOND PERIOD students who aid in the many office tasks are Polly Baber, Michael Lasley, David Boone, Edwin Kuehn, Patsy Harbison, and Judy Parker. Student workers in THIRD PERIOD also help with filing and other jobs. David Secretary PEGGY BAUSCHER Card Secretary PATSY WHITEH I LL Reporter LINDA MORAN Sponsor MISS HELEN GRACE GOULD Fairrington, Nancy Nelson, Charles Berg, V 'V Ann Collins, Cleo Bullard, and Barbara Babione make up this group. , ,,...,..,.. 5 . , E B I 5 f Checking files and answering the tele- phone keep Chris Harvey, Patsy Whitehill, Peggy Bauscher, and Tommy Wood busy during FIFTH PERIOD. A final check of each day's activities, ab- sentees and filing is made during the SIXTH PERIOD by Linda Sue Gustavus, Anthony Stephens, Linda Moran, Gene Douglas, and Elizabeth Alexander. Isl .'.,...5iL,M ff 'vifffflf W , ,, The Social Committee is the coordinator of preparations for several dances and parties throughout the year. The members are elected in their sophomore years to serve through their senior years. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First of all, students must achieve high scholarship to be considered for this society. After this first requisite has been determined, members of the faculty who have known the candidates vote on the character, service, and leadership traits of each. Members then achieve the goal of all ambitious honor stu- dents. THE SOCIAL COM MITTEE L l President . . . CONNIE JO REED Vice President . . . ANITA VEATCH Secretary . . . BETTY GORMAN Sergeant-at-Arms . . . PAT BUTLER Sponsors . . . MRS. GLENN REA, MRS. R. B. LUCY Pictured, left to right, first row: Pat Butler, Betty Gorman, sponsors, Mrs. Lucy and Mrs. Rea, Connie Jo Reed, and Anita Veatch. Second row: Lou Ann Walker, Bea Dicken, Margaret Cernosek, Marilyn Cun- ningham, Edna Dewberry, Ninell Musick, and Voda Tettleton. Third row: Patsy Whitehill, Donna Edmondson, Pat Durham, Eleanor An- derson, Brenda Freeman, Mary Ann Junk, and Lolly Kremer. Fourth row: Madelon Lasly, Leanita Moore, Harli Pitman, Delores Bramlett, Barbara Sallis, Phyllis King, Sandra Merrill, and Jan Cowan. Not pictured are Patsy Moore, Shiela Rankin, and Carol GYM LE DERS Gym leaders are selected by the spon- sors on the basis of dependability leader- ship, sportsmanship and cooperation. Pro- motion of these characteristics among the members of the gym classes that they help to direct is the purpose of this group. Aboussie. A if flfff , . 1-- xr i U President . . . SKIPPER STEVENSON Vice President . . . CARRELL HARELL Secretary . . . CHUCK PARKER Reporter . . . JAMES BROWN Sponsors . , . C. C. FRAZEE, PERRY GOOLS- BY, J. B. TYLER Pictured below, leit to right, first row: Dar- rell Johnson, Carroll Harrell, Skipper Steven- son, Chuck Parker, Phillip Natson, instructors Joe B. Tyler, Perry Goolsby, and C. C. Fra- zeeq James Brown, Pat Ireland, Ronnie Wilde and Bill Aston, Second row: Carl Nichols, Larry Chandler, Ronnie Levell, Gerald Wil- liams, M. L. Warren, Fred Welden, Earnest Tucker, Louis Brown, Terry O'Steen, and Mar- vin Cape. Third row: Don Taubert, David Binnion, Johnny Gilleland, Chester Looney, Harris Jackson, Don Canada, Johnny Schmitz, Johnny Isaacs, Wayne Taylor, Jim- mie Reed, and David Boone. Fourth row: Joe Pollard, Jimmie Chaney, Keven Rath- qaber, Rodney Dalton, Johnny Washburn, Jerry Howard, Raedar Anderson, George l-lead, Robin Higgenbotham, and Mickey Smith. Fifth row: Russell Johnson, Frank Joyner, Ronnie Russey, Raymond Mitchell, Glenn Williams, and George Dickey. Not pictured are Don Black, Tommy Elam, Wayne Noghcott, Dewey Wilbanks, and Gervise for . HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES' Representing their respective homerooms, this group is constantly striving to solve school problems. Meeting with their sponsors twice each six weeks, members use the time-tested method of discussion to gain ideas about how to improve conditions in school. It is this group that attempts to make the educa- tional environment of the student safer and pleasanter. President JAMES WRIGHT Vice President . . . JOE BLACKSHEAR MEMBERS George Adams Karon Nowlin Philip Watson Julie Ullrich Paul Quest Elaine Hester Nolon Moore Bobby Tickle Carol Norwood Sharon Weaver 'Donna Edmondson Charlie Edgemon Sandra Sheets Robert Jarratt Tommy Jackson Harriet Burch Phil White Mary Hardin Johnny Smith Patrick Karl Jerry Geyman Terry Nelson John Burnam Box Exner Allen Robertson Carl Bumpurs Joe Haralson James Broyles ilQy,-la.hi:iEEu- Sandy Spann Ronny Miller Nick Daley Mike Garrett Goldie Shook Shirley Ward Carolyn Higgenbotham lris Hamilton Charles Toliver Janice Vogel Joe Watkins Larry Givens Marilyn Meyers Sue Proffitt Bill Hauptman Jim Lebus Shelia Massey Richard York John Genung Lowell McCracken Jerry Harper Ed McCormick Barbara King 22253225Wits.'raiZi3LZTiSL?ii'S?Sl'CfM CQRRIDOR ASSISTANTS MEMBERS Carol Bearden Jimmie Bibb Beverly Blair Carol Culwell Kathryn Cunningham Maribelle Dixon Nancy Dooley Charles Edgemon John Genung Kay Glover Betty Gorman Gary Halter Elaine Hester Dee Ann Ireland Barbara King Cynthia Lam Jack Maxwell Harli Pittman Nita Payne Clifford Roberts Sarah Scholl Nancy Shaffer Ann Strother Rebecca Thompson Martha Tipps Bill Yates Assisting each day at fourth period, this group performs a task invaluable to the efficient operation of WFSH. Cooperating with the office, the corridor assistant checks the permits of those leaving and entering school during the lunch hour. Both stu- dents and teachers admire the courtesy displayed by this group. Chairman . . . NANCY SHAFFER Assistant Chairmen . . . JACK MAXWELL and CLIFFORD ROBERTS f f 'Mx 1 vSVS.. 6M. FIRST ROW, left to right: Julie Inman, Gene Douglas, Linda Moran, Ken Rundell, Pam Parish. Frank Bracken, Nancy Tracy. SECOND ROW: David Fairrington, Carol Culwell, Nita Brewer, Carol Whitehill, Ninell Musick, Pauline Hicks, Betsy Ross, Noros Martin, Carol Ann Anderson. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Alexander, Linda Gustavus, Linda Costello, Dawn Dobbins, Susan-Robb, David Cummings, Bob Maxfield, Kenneth Kimberlin, Polly Franklin, Nancy Nelson, Norman Herzfeld. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Gregory, Gerald Phillips, Clifford Roberts, Ann Strother, Sarah Scholl, Steve Kimzey, Alice Etter, Ben Wilson. FIFTH ROW: David Goff, Frank Mitchell, Ann Collins, Jimmie Park, Bill Wilson, Eddie Norwood, Leland Allred, Kent Womack, Jim Hoggard, Jim Broyles and John Genung. NOT PICTURED: Pat Ireland. SENIOR STUDE T SPONSORS OFFICERS President KEN RUNDELL Vice President FRANK BRACKEN Secretary PAM PARISH Assistant Secretary JULIE INMAN Point Secretary LINDA MORAN Treasurer NANCY TRACY Reporter GENE DOUGLAS Senior Student Sponsors, under the direction of Miss Helen Grace Gould, are chosen tor their qualities of scholarship and leadership. This group acts as big brothers and sisters to sophomores by helping them to adiust to lite at WFSH throughout the year. The group also sponsors the annual Howdy Week cele- bration. New students and sponsors enioy the annual party for incoming students. Pictured to the right are Gene Douglas, Pauline Hicks, Bill Wilson, Nancy Tracy, Linda Moran, Linda Costello and Pam Parish who served as committee chairmen in arranging details for the party. 'Sf il, ,L 45 A f SEEK i 155 ssl GIRLS' CLUB The Girls' Club, open to all girls in high school, meets every Three weeks for interesting and instruc- tive programs. Chosen from the sophomore, iunior and senior classes, the Girls' Club council performs invaluable services to the office staff at the beginning of the fall and mid- term semesters. In addition to de- livering the Thanksgiving baskets, the council members also help to plan the all-school Valentine dance. Each Thanksgiving the Girls' Club provides baskets of food for needy families of Wichita Falls. Pictured from left to right are Dee Ann Adair, Gloria Gonzales, Pauline Hicks, Dawn Dobbins, Lupe Luian, Suzanne Mitchell, Carla Gray, and Darlene Adair assembling the food brought by the Girls' Club mem- bers and many homeroom groups. ii ' President . . . DAWN DOBBINS Sponsor . . . MISS KATHLEEN MELAT First Vice President . . . NANCY NELSON Social Chairman . . . PATSY HARBISON Treasurer . . , PAT BERRY Secretary . . . PEGGY BOUCHER Second Vice President . . . NANCY TRACY Social Chairman . . . LINDA MORAN BIOLOGY CLUB Students showing an unusual interest in biology become members of the Bi- ology Club. Here the basic course is supplemented by speakers and study groups. Under the guidance of the sponsors each member completes one proiect or research paper in his own particular area of interest. Field trips provide added interest and practical in- formation. President . . . MARILYN YOUNG Vice President . . . MARIBELLE DIXON, MARY ANN HAUGI-'IEY Secretary . . . NELDA HEARD Reporter . . . PATRICIA SISSEL Sponsors . . . JAMES D. MELER, MRS. WALTON ALLEN, LEON PARISH CHEMISTRY CLUB In this club the avid science fan has the chance to supplement his knowl- edge by hearing speakers from Wichita Falls industries present programs that show the use of science in industry. With the pressing need for chemists and chemical engineers, this club, un- der the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Thompson, has grown in popularity with its presentation of interesting programs pertaining to chemistry. President , . . HERBERT NOWLIN Vice President . . . PATRICK KARL Secretary . . . KARON NOWLIN Reporter . . . BARBARA BABIONE Sponsor . . . MRS. DOROTHY THOMPSON MATHEMATICS CLUB Because of increasing importance of mathematics in the society of to- day, this club presents programs which emphasize both the theoretical and practical phases of study. This year the programs have ranged from the more abstract non-Euclidean geometry to the utility of math as applied in geophysics. As a project, each year the club makes a gift to the department in order to benefit future students of this ever-changing subiect. President . . . BOB MAXFIELD Vice President . . . JIM EDD JONES Secretary . . . KARON NOWLIN Program Chairman . . . NICK DALEY President Pro Tem . . . PATRICK KARL Sponsor . . . RANDELL L. BRADLEY vmxvmrrmi,v 1 President LAMOINE HOBBS Vice President PAULINE HICKS Secretary CHARLOTTE ROCHESTER ,Reporter GLADYS BRACKEN Chaplain DEE ANN IRELAND Historian ANN ORRICK Sponsor JOYCE GEER 4-H GIRLS Symbolizing H e a l t h , Heart, Home, and Hands, the 4-H Club acquaints its members vvith various do- mestic proiects throughout the year. President CAROL WALTON Vice President VODA TETTLETON Secretary SHARON KYLE Reporter BARBARA KING Sponsor B. T. HAWS I JUNIOR RED CROSS This club is a Junior Service Organization based on the same ideals as those of the Red Cross. Service work at the blood bank and the Base Hospital is only a sample ot the interest shovvn by IJ-I Q the members in helping others. Y-TEENS The purpose of the Y-Teens is to participate in civic affairs for the bet- terment of the community. These projects are planned in coniunction with the Y.W.C.A. FUTURE NURSES Through field trips, educa- tional programs and conven- tions, the F.N.A. organiza- tion makes it possible for girls interested in nursing to decide with certainty the particular phase of the pro- fession that they would like to enter. President CAROL CULWELL Vice President : LA NEIN CLARK Secretary ' PAULINE HICKS ' Treasurer BARBARA JOHNSTON Historian BEVERLY WYATT Sponsor President CAROL HOLLY Vice President PAULINE I-IICKS MRS. W. R. SHIRK COMMERCIAL CLUB The activities and programs of the Commercial Club help to prepare students for future places in the business world. Such courses as typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping aid in th Secretary-Treasurer SUE EDDLEMAN v Reporfer pI'epal'a'IIOI I. NAN WHITEHILL Sergeanteat-Arms President SANDRA MERRILL LEANITA MOORE Sponsor Vice President MRS. BRODE PUCKETT JANE CARLSON Secretary ANITA VEATCH Sponsor MISS JOHNNIE MAE LONG FUTURE TEACHERS The F.T.A. club of WFSH prepares its members for future vocations in the teaching profession. By doing extra work for teachers, observing in elementary schools and attending conventions, the ,members gain knowledge of many phases of the work involved in teaching. President NANCY DOOLEY Vice President ROSEMARY STEHLIK Secretary-Treasurer REBECCA HODGES Historian PAT MCENTIRE Reporter JOHNNY SMITH Sponsors MISS MONA HORTON MISS LOIS BELL INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CLUB Programs of the Industrial Training Club encourage high- er standards in both workman- ship and scholarship as its mem- bers plan their careers in indus- try. Each year the group holds a banquet for its employers. Under the direction of Mr. Jesse J. Walla members have the op- portunity to learn about chances for civic, social, and industrial advancement. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATICN CLUB Through this club students are introduced to the world of business. ln part-time and school work members learn more about retail work and may decide it their lite occupation is destined to be in one of the business fields. OFFICE PRACTICE Office Practice pro- vides an excellent op- portunity tor girls in WFSH wanting to gain practical office experience. While they are learning on the iob, they perform services that are indis- pensable to students and teachers alike. I60 rrstts. , WRITERS' CLUB An annual sellout in VVFSH is Pen Prints, a publication displaying the best composi- tions of the Writers' Club. Members of this group inter- ested in creative writing strive each year to produce essays, poems or stories worthy to be printed in their own publica- tion. In addition to this proiect the club donated a sum of money to the English depart- ment for the purchase of poetry recordings. K 'xx LIBRARY CLUB Student assistants of Snider Library are members of this group. Book reviews expand the knowledge of the members in their chief area of interest, books. This year as a proiect, the Library Club donated several books to the library. N.D.C.C. QFFICERS CLUB In leading the VVFSH battle group, the N.D.C.C. Officers meet to discuss problems and to plan future studies for the cadets. Under the guidance of Maior H. D. Byous, the officers are striving to make the N.D.C.C. unit of WFSH a more efficient organization. I6I SCHO0 Mr. Freeman, in his State Champs '50 Pat Ireland showed us what would happen to an Eagle who got iacket, gave us a rousing pep talk be- in The way Of B COYOTEl fore the big game. The Coyotes received their victory applesy then they gave Us The VICTORY! While The band played a victory mar ' 1 .f1ff,,1.gxg1m-ww -. aazaeiaszri-f -M112.wt,,wgi,qggwggg5',if5g53tgg3QgfmQ,,g3aa,,f, J fy Y V -.mlm Y , i i 'a' , -6 . ff J if Q. N451 E .QM . ' I WWE 1' Q i -Q Q' ' if x-sf' E. uf, r . f. 2 Mit '3' M. L ,K 'if EM b ' Ifgiifi if X ' Us:-..: fi' 0- X Q- I ' Q My , 7 55. ,- P 4, 1.5, 3,2 , 4 I Q, ff., . ,-.. 8: 'firms Q, fi., ff! X 51532 f . K X 1. X K 4 .ZF I64 Parents, sweethearts and football fans greeted the Coyotes after the winning ofthe title State Champions, l958. Goal Post Decorators risked their necks before each home game in order to display the school colors ot-both teams on the goal posts. These brave senior decorators are, left to right, top row: Kathryn Cunningham, Nan Whitehill, Cynthia Lam, Mrs. M. K. Anthony, sponsor, Eleanor Anderson, Betty Gorman and Dawn Dobbinsy second row: Carol Culwell, Linda Andree, Kay Barton, Bonita Brewer, and Brenda Bryant, third row: Susan Robb, Ninell Musick, and Pamela Morrow, chair- man. T THE S ADILIM Loyal fans supported the Coyotes at Highland Park in spite ot sub-freezing weather. The colorful Coyote Band in new red uniforms presented im pressive halftime shows for the spectators. Judy Neville, Stanley Neal, Pat Ireland, Carmen Reese, Pauline Hicks, and Linda Cosiello advertised The Western Dance. 39 ' Seniors assembled for 1l'1e first Time. a. ff I . 1-.mm Annual Lahn Banque? The Coyote Hayride ' sl-lan XX N. , va 1 X ,Sf K, no .. - are K S T4 M, 5' x J i5 gt ,. 4 x X 'J fx rr I aa 4, 5 x X , 1 . f x , 1? ' . ' Pink Darling Service Award Banquet, 7 4' N a A r ma mfa-- ' ' a A Valentine Dance L2 T f 1 4 K fr 'f ' A f f ' 5 , .Q . nw ' '1 1 4 rn 'WML fi , 6 f gg r 'Q 3' WV A ,fd L 4 ' ,- pi , ' . .QL rad, my E fjyggw r H ' Christmas Parry of the Fouriln Year Latin Ciass Goal Post Decora1ors' Party , , VA . . A M- r 'ffl gg 2. if r- Q5 ' 5 fiaif -V ' A ' ' f iff: 'VH fi X x 523, x Homemaking Party lim..g- 4 I 1 hhiliuxin , Q I f-I a svfy PECIAL ASSEMBLIE t The WFSH choir sings Christmas music. Lonnie Smith learns about scientific musical instruments. Students of WFSH are entertained by two dancers Boys' Gym Leaders sing on the Christmas program. from Holland. I68 The Amateur Guild presents its Christmas program. Frank Mitchell and Johnny Genung learn magic tricks. if we BET E VE HYTHI N G ON THE PV k,V My 52 is He won, Thank goodness! Incognito? Garbag i f '.S'jgQf?ig, 3, 'QA f , Y. Q F 5 x f Efficient Office Pracfnce glrlS ' Mr. Dillon and Chester? Wl'1at's this? Another Mob Scene from Quo Vadis? Hula-Hoop Hamilton or Just Plain Beetle? M-m-m-m-good . . ncy Derringer! Could this be love? Concentration I know what you're thinking! - .1::1e.5,,,.,,. A ,nw , . . ,h.,. Q .7 ,,,,jE,::3 ..-M--1-em! N ., f:'FJ.Qg:m , ,,,'14j:-1.1-5 I givymfj, ., A 415.4 M ' :,. .,..1m.4,f f,.,,,,.vl1:::f 1 '- Going somewhere? Hi! Neighbor Liberace! Loyal To The end! l l , F ,f 'ive Ui: jf.: , - . l 1, l Q9 ll fvw. 's Y ,ge ffm r . ,A MA . fe .M f Q. WVN1, L' T o X f'-. meal -.Ii .4 ef 1 ff xx by L if I 'E Dubs on the upper berth! Guess who's performing now? Power of positive thinking? The morning after the night before! Monkeys in more wayslthan one! Full house or no trump? Fatherly instinct? School Photographer? Camp Fire Girls? lf afff TIME DOES BRING SQME CHANGES! T' ::av 'Q' G, E , , E u , V .4 .. . E .E., , E E if E E H li Ill l B5!TA2Q. 2U-li ' J CAL 1958 CALENDAR OF EVENTS l 958-l 959 SEPTEMBER 13 Football: Rowdies vs. Lawton, Oklahoma 4 First day of 5Cl'1Q0I 13 Pep rally for Birdville game Seplember 12 Football: Coyotes vs. Pampa: pep rally, 14 Football: Coyotes vs. Birdville Ctherel game' dance 16 Junior assembly 13 F tb ll: R d' . M t OO B Clw les VS Uens er 21 Football: Coyotes vs. Grand Prairie: pep 15-23 Yearbook ptctures rally, game, dance 19 Football: Coyotes vs. Breckenridge: pep 24 Senior class meeting: Senior song chosen ll d ra Y an game 25 Sophomore assembly 25 Ftbll:C t .Plth',Ft Ozvoilh liljeis Vs O Y ec mc or 26 Thanksgiving holidays begin 25 Foolballz Rowdies VS' Holliday 29 Football: Coyotes vs. Borger: bi-district ftherel OCTOBER DECEMBER Football: Rowdies vs. Northside, Fort I Worlh 2 Assembly: A cappella choir program Howdy Assembly: UML and Miss 4 Basketball: Coyotes vs. Vernon l'l0WClY Chosen 5 Pep rally for Abilene game C0Y0le l 5Y lClE 6 Football: Coyotes vs. Abilene quarter- 6-'lO Howdy Week fmals llherel 9 B k b ll: C . L t Oclober 7 Assembly: Science and Music lpay as el 3 Cycles vs aw on prog,-amy 11 Basketball: Coyotes vs. Vernon Seniors receive rings 12 Pep rally for Highland Park game Football: Rowolies vs. Paschal, Fort Worth 13 Foolballfcoyoles VS' Highland Park: lm semi-finals Qtherel . I T Football: Coyoles Vs. Vernon: pep rally, 13 14 Debate tournament at Denton exas game, Howdy dance 15 Assembly: Amateur Guild Christmas play 13-19 Oil Progress Week: Students of WFSH 16 Basketball: COYOYSS V5- iawten Vlsll Oll flrms 18 Pep rally for Pasadena game 14-16 Junior English examinations 19 Basketball: Vernon tournament 15 Pep rally fQf Qdeggg game Assembly: NOl'lOI'1Bl Thespian Society 16 F b ll R d S f d Chrlslmas play T : ' . l OO B OW les vs am or 20 Football: Coyotes vs. Pasadena: state 17 Football: Coyotes vs. Odessa itherel victory fat Austinl 21 First Senior Class meellng 22 As?rrJslltyl:nA cappella choir Christmas November 23 Football: Rowdies vs. Henrietta 22 Chrlslmas holldays begln 24 Football: Coyotes vs. Corpus Christi 30 Basketball: Coyotes vs. Electra Miller: pep rally and game JANUARY 2830 Children? Thealer pfoducllons of 2-3 Basketball: Wichita Falls tournament Sleeping Beauty ' 6 Assembly: Dutch couple ipay programj 30-31 Debate tournament at Sherman, Texas 7 Basketball: Coyotes vs. Demon Foothill: Cowles VS' lrvlngi pep rally 9 Basketball: Coyotes vs. Birdville an game 13 Basketball: Coyotes vs. Arlington NOVEMBER 13 Senior class meeting: Trlni Lopez and 4 Assembly: Magician fpay programl Combo 6 Foolball: Rowdles vs. Anadarkol 16 Asierrltblyl: Preview of Amateur Guild Oklahoma es 'va 16 A ' G 'ld - I f t' l 6 Pep rally for Arlington game maleur ul one acl P BY es Na 16 Basketball: Coyotes vs. lrvtng 7 Football: Coyotes vs. Arlington Cthereb ll 17 Basketball: Coyotes vs. Denton Debate: H1 lcrest tournament l9-22 Dead Week December DAR 99 21 22 23 24 26 28 30 30-31 31 FEBRUARY 3 6 6 10 1 1 13 13 13 14 14 18 18 19 21 21 21 24 27-28 27-28 28 MARCH 3 3 5 6 7 6-8 1 0-1 2 1 2 13-1.4 is 13 16 17 20 20-21 Basketball: Coyotes vs. Electra Last day of first semester Basketball: Coyotes vs. Grand Prairie Football banquet and dance Beginning ot second semester Banquet of State champions at Midwestern Basketball: Coyotes vs. Birdville Swim meet at Tulsa, Oklahoma Golf: Wichita Falls vs. Vernon Basketball: Coyotes vs. Arlington Basketball: Coyotes vs, Irving Golf: Wichita Falls vs. Denton Assembly: Pay program Senior class meeting: panel discussion Swim meet at Dallas Assembly: Preview of Variety Plus '59 Variety Plus '59 Valentine dance Wichita Falls Triangular swim meet All-state music representatives leave for Galveston Globetrotters Basketball Game Basketball: Coyotes vs. Quanah Amateur Guild trip to Dallas University of Texas invitational swim meet at Austin Basketball: Coyotes vs. Quanah Basketball: Coyotes vs. Pampa Debate: Hardin-Simmons tournament Stage Band festival at Brownwood Wichita Falls invitational swim meet Miss Posture contest Golf: Wichita Falls vs. Denton Wichita Falls indoor tennis tournament Wichita Falls invitational golf tournament Highland Park dual swim meet Wichita Falls outdoor tennis tournament Iowa tests for iuniors Assembly: Preview of National Thespian Society play Garland invitational tennis tournament National Thespian Society play Southwestern Recreational golf meet at Fort Worth Senior class meeting Assembly: Pay program Assembly: MU choir program Speech tournament 20-21 21 21 21 26 27 27 28 31 APRIL 3-4 3-4 6 6 7 10 10 1 1 10-12 14-16 17 17 18 18 21 21 21 24 24-25 28 28 MAY 5 7-9 8 8 12 15 15 22 22 24 25-27 27 28 '29 East Texas State tennis meet at Commerce UIL Orchestra and Chorus contest at Midwestern John Tarleton College meet at Stephenville State swim meet at Texas A8-M Lawton indoor tennis tournament Lawton outdoor tennis tournament Easter holidays begin Bluebonnet golf tournament at Brownwood Tennis: Wichita Falls vs. Arlington Heights, Fort Worth Shawnee open door tennis meet Debate:.Wichita Falls vs. Arlington R.O.T.C. Inspection Assembly: Texas Tech choir program Junior Class Picnic One-Act play contest at Birdville Baseball: Coyotes vs. Arlington Wichita Falls district tennis and golf tournament Y.M.C.A. Youth Conference Senior English examinations Baseball: Coyotes vs. Grand Prairie Assembly: P.A.S.F. program U.l.L. district meet at Birdville U.l.L. Band contest at Midwestern Assembly: Pay program Baseball: Coyotes vs. Irving Tennis: Wichita Falls vs. Lawton Baseball: Coyotes vs. Birdville U.l.L. regional meet at Dallas Assembly: Lubbock choir program Baseball: Coyotes vs. Arlington Baseball: Coyotes vs. Grand Prairie U.l.L. state meet at Austin A cappella choir spring concert Baseball: Coyotes vs. Irving Baseball: Coyotes vs. Birdville Assembly: Preview of senior class play Senior class play Senior class meeting Senior class picnic Commencement Sermon Dead Week Last day of classes Senior banquet and dance Commencement exercises January February March i April-May -..., wr la ,rung s-X A, 'ff A-,ev ERA if ORTS FIRST ROW: Coach Goolsby, Van Francis, Robert Edgmon, Walter Randell, Travis Reagan. SECOND ROW: John Genung, Larry Flatt, John Burnham, Bob Whaley, Louis Coles. THIRD ROW: Coach Golding, Mickey Hamilton, Jim Hoggard, Frank Bracken, James Wright, George Parry. FOURTH ROW: Steve Kimzey, Ronald NlcDougle, Hardy McAllister, Leland Allred, Frank Mitchell. I 958 COYOTE Football history at Wichita Falls Senior High is rich in memories of great football teams. The 1958 version of the Coyotes wrote a new and glorious page in the books by winning the Class AA state championship. This year's team was another powerhouse similar to those turned out in the past by Coaches Golding, Kirkpatrick, and Goolsby. They molded a raw, inexperienced group of boys into a state championship unit. However, this task would have been impossible without the determination and spirit of the boys. After an early season loss to Breckenridge, the Coyotes came storming back. Work on fundamentals prepared the team for Vernon and Fort Worth Poly. The red and black next journeyed to Odessa, winning a heavily contested decision. The following week the pride of south Texas, Corpus Christi Miller, came to the canyon to do battle with the Coyotes. Miller was defeated, and the Coyotes moved into district play with an impressive record. The Coyote's first district foe was a fairly strong Irving team, that threw many passes, keeping the Coyote defensive backs busy. The Coyotes' trip to Arlington came during the Arlington homecoming. A fired up Colt team gave some Coyote fans a scare before Arlington was defeated 24-O. The newest member of District 4A-I I, Birdville, was the next obstacle in the Coyotes' path to success. On a rainy, muddy field the Buffs were dispatched with ease. The Coyotes won the district crown the next week by defeating Grand Prairie 61-O. I78 -HL- FIRST ROW: Roger Richardson, Morriss Heskett, David Fowler, Ken Rundell, Wallace Hardy. SECOND ROW: Gerald Gant, Bennie Shields, Butch Hunt, Jim Walker, Dickie Turner, Tommy Gullahorn. THIRD ROW: Jim Lebus, Norman Harris, Don Coker, Mark Taylor, Gary Robinson, Charles Clines, Coach Kirkpatrick. FOURTH ROW: Jim Broyles, Jim Webster, Walter Maness, Billy Allen, Charles Edgemon. C ASS 4A STATE CHAMPIONS On the Saturday after Thanksgiving, the Coyotes traveled to Borger for the bi-district game. An under- rated Borger team proved to be one of the toughest teams the Coyotes played all year. lt was a 12-6 decision in favor of the Coyotes. The next week the Coyotes again went on the road, this time to Abilene. ln 25 de- gree weather the Coyotes defeated the mighty Eagles by a score of 34-6. Semi-final play showed only four teams left in the running: Highland Park, Pasadena, Corpus Christi Miller, and the Coyotes of Wichita Falls. In semi-final play the Coyotes struck hard, defeating the Scots 22-T4 to earn a place in the state finals. The championship of Class AA football was played in Austin between the Eagles of Pasadena and the Wichita Falls Coyotes. This game was highlighted by flaring of tempers, however, the Coyotes held on to theirs and came out of the game both winners and state champions. The Coyotes of T958 are to be congratulated for their behavior both on and off the field as well as for their winning season. Of them their coaches have said, These are the greatest bunch of boys ever to pull on the red and black uni- forms of Coyotes. COACH HUNTER KIRKPATRICK COACH JOE GOLDING COACH PERRY GOOLSBY Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach These are the men whose skill and hard work have once again raised the Coyote banner above all others in Texas schoolboy football. The devotion of these men to the coaching profession is an asset to their characters and to our school. lt is impossible to express fully the appreciation of the school and the city for both the state cham- pionship andthe moral and physical training given the team. The time and effort of which our coaches have given so freely does not cease to pay dividends when the uniforms are put avvay at the end of the season. The ideals which their boys build during their associations with the coaches will be carried in the hearts of each one in whatever he may do or wherever he may go. COACH PERRY GOOLSBY COACH JOE GOLDING COACH HUNTER KIRKPATRICK I 80 . f 'JA' V' ' ' 5 - Sept. ,V - Sept. U ' Sept. 1 .. 5. . 4 ' . , wt Oc . Opponent Pampa .,........ Breckenridge ..., -Ft. Worth Poly -Vernon ..,o..,-.... Odessa .......oo Score 2 26 O O 6 me L T958 COYOTE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ' -'Z -Q, Date We They 7 T2 34 W 19 22 , L I 25 54 it O r TO 47 XX f T7 20 'L V OCT. 24- C. C. Miller ...,.. 34 O --...W .1. . -...A , ...ff-ff....a -M-...,,,3, -. . ,,, '5-Kline 3 ga JOHN GENUNG . L I All-District All-State All-American lst Team LELAND ALLRED All-District All-State All-American One reason for the success of the 1958 Coyotes was the great leadership of the Coyote tri-captains, John Genung, Leland Allred and Frank Mitchell. These boys led the team on and off the gridiron. Their guidance proved to be contagious, and every boy became his own leader both mentally and physically. FRANK MITCHELL Oct. 31-Irving ........... ,. ,,,, 58 22 NOV- 7-Arlington .,.,.., ..,,-.- 2 A O NOV- T4-Birdville .......,.... .,,,,,. 5 9 6 Nov. 21-Grand Prairie ....... ,..,-.. 6 T O Nov. 29-Borger ....,...... -,.... T 2 6 DSC- 6-Abilene ........,,.. ...... 3 4 6 DOC. i3-Highland Park ...... ....... 2 2 T4 DOC- 20-Pasadena .......... ...... 4 8 6 TRI-CAPTAINS WALTER RANDELL JIM LEBUS Wing-Back Guard All-State Honorable Mention FRANK BRACKEN End HM BROYLES WALTER MANESS Center End . . ,.... ,,4xm,vA,, .. . . , , l .1 JAMES WRIGHT Tailback af' A WE? 15, .j' x A RONALD MCDOUGLE End 5 ,V af ,..1 . My BOB WHATLEY Guard iq wiiiriify yimgg' 4. f V. my as Vs 'G' BILLY ALLEN Blocking-Back GEORGE PARRY Fuflback Allred goes up Yo snag a pass in the Irving game I These are some action shots taken at the Coyotes' State Championship Game. STEVE KIMZEY CHARLES EDGEMON Tackle Guard All-District All-District All-State Second Team .,-, 3 Tailback JIM HOGGARD Tackle x , is K dv' N 'gym . in I 1,55 , . 'rn fo ' S v, , fi 4 fi 'K X f - 7 A +V' 1 L up 1-1- f i-Q-Q ' 'Y JIM WALKER ,. P, i A I It Uvwh his as if iv End GARY ROBINSON DAVID FOVVLER Guard DON COKER End JIM WEBSTER Coach Kirk ai half-fime at the Grand Prairie game Tackle Charlie gets his lumps while trying to stop one of The Breckenridge backs. f 7 YK' l'!' -2 NORMAN HARRIS Guard CHARLES CLINES End ROGER RICHARDSON Wing-back 4 r ,.,h. -. -M .M , MM-f-. ,. ,www-bi' Yi ff A H ,QW 1,4 awww V -X .1 Qi 'W L 'V :f,.,,,' .3 2 W' s , J 3 VK W my Q J ,,,A.ipQ,1M T., 4, , J. if -, 3 ... .. . MARK TAYLOR VAN FRANCIS H X Tackle w ' 'I , ., f. ,., V 1 .V ' 6' vi., 3 in , 4 s,'.'E,. N' .. 1 ' rf' '3 alif-fe f g,l1 W - gr. .,- Ag.. -1-.,,. -. . QV . '-'?2-P71 'gf' Q .tv - - ng, .,- 'Q . -. jg- .. BUTCH HUNT Tackle Y? rf 1' X . --L , MICKEY HAMILTON Guard All-State Honorable Meniion HARDY NICALISTER Cenier BENNIE SHIELDS Tackle All-District Second Team All-State Second Team LOUIS COIES End ROBERT EDGMON Fuliback DICKI E TURNER Fullback All-Disirid TRAVIS REAGAN Wing-back All-District Second Team 1 Y KEN RUNDELL TOMMY GULLAHORN WALLACE HARDY During a championship season, such as the Coyotes have iust experienced, many heroes are lauded and many are underrated. Such is the case of the Coyote managers. These boys worked countless hours cleaning and readying equipment for the games. However, their chores were not complete when a game' began. ln each game there were 'cuts and bruises to be treated and broken equipment to replace and repair. The '58 Coyote managers worked hard and were definitely a factor in the Coyotes' championship season. No one realizes and appreciates this fact more than the team members themselves. These boys are to be commended for their splendid work, and the Annual Staff salutes our championship managers. Dickie Turner finds out that what goes up must also come down. COACH JOE BOB TYLER COACH DONNEL CROSSLIN l9O FIRST ROW: Don Recfor, Lowell McCracken, Tommy Harbison, Hugh Ruggles, Wallace Wilson, Don WhiTehill, Jerry GilberT, David Humphrey, Freddie Pink, Fred Folley. SECOND ROW: Garland Weeks, George Gil- man, Bob MarTin, Mike Nelson, Wayne Roy, Bobby Caroll, Jody Reed, Joe Watkins, Joe Harelson, Waymond Crump. THIRD ROW: Paul Thomas, Thomas Rocchio, Mike Marley, Tommy Gowan, Ronnie Raben, Dave Gleeson, Roberf Gray, Lee Hudson, Glenn Jones, Harold Black, Floyd Beer. FOURTH ROW: Bill Miller, Manager, Johnny BurneTT, Gene Mabe, l98 Coach Joe Bob Tyler, assisTed by Mack L. Keck, Donnell L. Crosslin and Joe Reed, made The '58 Rovvdies an impres- sive Team. Only Two losses marred The season record. Early in The season The Team losT To Holliday 33-24 and To a championship Anaclarko, Oklahoma, Team 22-8. Mike Heskett, Jimmie Givens, Bill Stewart, Mark Carpenter, Don Allen, Jim Horley. FIFTH ROW: Tommy McAbee, Robert Waller, Johnny Morren, Dexter Parnell, Butch Hunn, Cliff Taylor, Manager, Gene Campbell, Ray Kaiser, Bill Pangee, Ted Egerton. SIXTH ROW: Virgil McDougle, Kenneth Blevins, Manager, Hobart Miller, Royce Harnsberger, Gilbert lgo, Bill Strachan, Jimmie Luna, Bobby Steward, Ronnie Strange. SEVENTH ROW: Joe Hair, Davy Crockett, Billy Dean, Richard Humphrey, Tommy Johnson, Sammie Copelin, Jon Jones, Robert Burnham. ROWDIES During this abbreviated season, the team compiled 283 points to its op- ponents' 79. With such a record, it is possible that these Coyotes of tomor- row may provide the needed impetus for a state championship team in l959. T958 ROWDY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. l3- Opponent 13-Muenster ...., 25-Holliday 2-Northside 9-Paschal ,,,.. Stamford ,c... Henrietta ,..,..e,,,,.. ..,.A Anadarko, Okla. ,c..... . Lawton .............., .... We They 33 O 24 33 45 6 34 O 34 O 27 l2 8 22 35 6 COACH MACK KECK COACH JOE REED Left to right: Jimmy Jackson, Jimmy Davidson, Glenn Wright, Joe Blackshear, Sieve Deal, Johnny Walbrick, Coach Perry Goolsby, Leland Allred, Aaron McDonald, Harold Goodgion, Garland Bailey, Richard Scott, Gerald Phillips. COACHES Goolsby and Kirkpatrick DISTRICT CHAMPS BASKETBALL VVe They VVe 62 D9non -,,-,L,-.,-,,, 70 57 Vmhon ,LA,L 5l Hecwa ,,,A,L,,C,C,,. 34 4i Lawnon ..... 64 Grand Prairie CLC. 43 62 Vernon .c.e 68 Bhdvme ,,J,,,,c,,, , 62 37 Lamdon ..,.,.. H ,,,L, , 63 Awhngion ,,,,,,,,.a 5l 50 Burkburneh 57 hvmg ,,L,,.,C,,.,c,,, 40 58 Vernon .L,., 46 Ekcwa ,,a,,,,L..,7a, 43 43 Quanah ,.,, 48 Grand Prairie ,,,. 45 59 Denlon ..,,., ,.... 47 Quanah ,,,,ac,,,J,A 42 55 Bhdvme .,cv,,,,LAC. 40 Quanah ..., ..... 6 O 56 Arlington ..,...,o,. 37 Pampa ,..,. ..,... 57 52 hvmg ,,,L,... , o,,,. They 36 39 39 35 29 36 50 62 47 44 34 Having a prayer before and after each game, possessing determination and team spirit and playing to the best of their ability, the 1958-1959 Coyotes triumphed to a successful AAAA--4 district champion- ship. As this book goes to press, the Coyotes' 17-5 record is the most impres- sive won-lost record ever made by a Coyote basketball team. The Coyotes' trip to Pampa for the bi-district championship proved to be the end of a good season for the thump-thumpers as they lost 57-37. ROWDIE SCH EDULE We They We They 28 Vernon B ,.uuu, 47 45 Electra B cuu,c.,. 23 28 Lawton B uc,,., 35 52 lowa Park ,c., 32 41 Vernon B ..,,., 42 44 Electra B .,,,,c 17 27 Lawton B ..,, 35 80 Electra B ..c,.. 37 35 Arlington B .,,, 29 AO Denton B .,,.,. 46 45 Denton B .,.,.. 53 Allred gets first aid from Coach Golding STANDlNG: David Williams, Joe Blevins, Jimmy Phillips, Royce Harnsberger. KNEELING: Butch Hunt, Ben Horst, Thurman Riggs, Robert Gray, Garland Weeks. SITTING: Jim Rorabaugh, Mike Marley, Joe Watkins, Jerry Pipes, Forrest Jones. LELAND ALLRED AARON MCDONALD Coyotes go for Tip GERALD PHILLIPS , 'QW !1? T gg 3 40- . c :Ziff o ,Ah Q STEVE DEAL JOE BLACKSHEAR HAROLD GOODGION Allred tips ball R 1 JIMMY DAVIDSON GLENN WRIGHT Scott has shot blocked. JIMMY JACKSON Q -. 'M' f f' Q if FRONT ROW, left to right: Jack Cline, Ted Egerton, Lloyd Key, John Genung, Jack Maxwell, Marvin Patterson, James Brown, Amos Allison, John McMillan, James Taylor. SECOND ROW: Coach Joe Bob Tyler, Charles Clines, Jack Frost, Gerald Gant, Virgil McDougIe, Bob Sinclair, Norman Harris, Wendyl Milton, William Gray, .Ioe Francis, Coach Mack Keck. THIRD ROW: Butch Hunt, Gary Robinson, John Burnett, Wayne Kohutek, Ronnie Lucas, Aaron McDonald, Leland Allred, Jimmy Walker, John Pastusek, Ronnie McDougIe, Harold Goodgion, Ted Buss, Bill Wood. COACHES and CAPTAINS-Left to right: Coach Tyler, Coach Keck, Joe Francis, Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes Coyotes dsl i?B??M',vipZLi5fi 1953135 A 'ZW M1312 SSR 'sly 2 Coyotes c,,,,, , . Coyotes .,.,,,,, Coyotes ,,s..,.v SCHEDULE Lawton Vernon Sherman .,,c Denison ., Lawton ,,c,.,.,, Grand Prairie Irving ,,,.,,,,,.. Arlington Denton ..,c Sherman ,,,, Denison Vernon .,c, Irving , .,,,, , Arlington .,,,c Grand Prairie Denton ...,cc.., The men rough it. Although The T958 CoyoTe baseball Team finished only Third in dis- Trict play, iT sTill had a respecTable 9-7 won-lost record. Hey, Ted, who is that blonde? 'L K LQ. 'K . . T - 1 K,-M' 56, DAVID ALLRED Three-year Letterman Regional Quaiifier W,,2,J35 1, f-:fn 5 H, , ,, Um., 45 5 5 f -J, MQW. ' .ww f I ff- .ff - . vw. hgh N 1- i we H W ,I RONNIE FAUBION 'fig fx vi e K I3 rf I2 I I I A I DON JAROS STEVE HORTON 1 ,, ik , if '13 7 . I X 'Q-4 'fi MORRIS ANDREWS Manager TERRY GRIFFIN HOWARD HOWLE JAMES HOLDER JAMES JAROS Three-year Letterman T,-i.Cap1ain STHTB Qualifier One-year Letterman 'Q NW We if DICK LANE 200 Coach Reed is shown here with trophies won at district meet. JIMMY DAVIDSON m l?- sm , , . , S . 2' as 2 , KIRBY GROVES One-year Letterman Regional Qualifier af fff ree f K A i ' ED MCCORMICK Two-year Letterman Regional Qualifier Tri-Captain :M N, f. W1 were ffifaifigfw fifiiitf 'fiff it ,,W,Miif .ff-wt ey.: E I' 555 QW ggiE'3i5fIIL3i7fLf53'Te524 SA A , E YN .. .M WM 3? f ' . W. A. J. EGERTON One-year Letterman Regionai Quaiifier PAT HAMILTON Two-year Letterman Regional Qualifier JIM MARONEY One-year Letterman' Regional Qualifier RONALD MILLER JIMMY MURpHY I Q L if ' gif I TOMMY REYNOLDS HOWARD ROBEY Two-year Letterman Regional Qualifier Tri-Captain ARTIE WOODS CHARLES ZEECK ZZLOQQJ 4 is LLZL et KQR JERRY NAYLOR DAVID POWELL JIM RORABAUGH One-year Letterman Regional Qualifier RICHARD SCOTT ri ,iii Ii.i I I g ra N - P C I 'i , I I C155 f A eiia 1 ., IX .s .K sr, Q gs' V' '-I' as DENNIS SHINE LARRY SPANGLER ROBERT WEELSU MELVIN WILLIAMS MIKE WINSTON KENT WOMACK One-year Letterman DISTRICT CHAMPS Under the leadership ot Coach Joe Reed, the 1958 Coyote track team had a successful season. Although the Coyotes were unable to compete at two meets because of rain, they won the district meet at Denton with an overwhelming total ot 55 5fi2 points. Because track competitions are still being held when the yearbook goes to press, sports editors can include only the track events of the spring of 1958. Track interest has grown the past season largely because of the modern cinder path directly behind the high school. 20I McCormick takes 220 at ClISlI'ICl ShoT-puT Broad lump High lump Pole vault Discus High hurdles TOO-yard dash 44O4yard dash Low hurdles 440-yard relay 880-yard run 220-yard dash Mile run Broad jump High hurdles Low hurdles 440-yard relay Mile run DISTRICT RESULTS Pat Harnilion ,,.... ........ 3 rd James Holder ..... ......,. l ST Howard Robey 2nd David Allred .,Ao.. ..,...., 3 rd Kirby Groves .,,. ..,.,... 3 rd A. J. Egerton ..... ....Y... l ST Pat Hamilton ..... ....,,V 2 nd Howard Robey Charles Bulger Ed McCormick Kent Womack Howard Robey -----, l si ----. rd --s--v si ---,,--,4'rh ------ 1 st Wichifa Falls ....... .,.,,,,, 1 st James Jaros .,......... ....-.,. 4 th Ed McCormick Jim Rorabaugh REGIONAL RESULTS James Holder ..,.... Howard Robey Howard Robey sr si -..-.-,2nd .Srd -3rd Wichiia Falls ,,-.. ,,,,,,,, 4 th Jim Rorabaugh -Srd Spangler hands off 10 Womack on the mile relay. Manager Andrews works hard. if A l fN ,...liTf- SWIMMI G SCHEDULE January 30-31-Tulsa-Will Rogers, Edison, Central February 13-14-Highland Park and SMU Freshmen, SMU relays February 21-University ot Texas Invitational February 28-Wichita Falls Invitational March 1-Highland Park March 21 -State Meet The 1959 Coyote swimming team opened this season with an intersquad meet at the Y.M.C.A. pool. The tirst big meet was at Tulsa, where the team swam against Tulsa Edison fthe defending state champions ot Okla- homaj, Central and Will Rogers high schools. In the next meet of the SMU relays at Dallas, Gene Harvey, Eddie Norwood, John Harvey and Bobby Maxtield set a new record ot 3:13.1 in the butterfly-breast relay from the old time, 3:23.7. Swimming has become an im- portant sport in WFSH. TEAM Jw., 'S v xxx' ,pf- Co-captains Byron Bohnn and Bobby Maxfield are looking over the schedule with Coach Chuck Avera. Bobby has made All-American on his performance in swimming the 150-yard individual medley in 1:33.1. He broke the old record set by Don Woodward in 1956 of 1:36.4. FIRST ROW: Eddy Sullivan, John Harvey, Tommy Gowan, Hugh Ruggles, Bobby Maxtield, Craig Cheshire, Allyn Arnold, Lee Underwood. SECOND ROW: Byron Davidson, Eddie Norwood, Stuart Russel, George Bishop, Ben Wilson, Byron Bohnn, Leo Johnson, Jon Jay Collins. THIRD ROW: Bobby Davis, Charles Loggie, Glenn McCune, Bronson Evans, John Brown, Bob Anderson, Gene Harvey, Robbie Robertson. Doug Sham- burger is not pictured. 'Jgl' 13. ' .LT'- WV ,-H. ?1'I' A Q s 5 P Bunny Bullington and Jimmy Bibb, who represented the red and black in district play last year, hope to improve their fine record of '58. l i February 21 l March 5, 6, 7 i March 13, 14 March 20, 21 l March 26, 27, 28 March 31 April 3 April 1 1 April 16 April 21 April 24, 25 May 7, 8, 9 With members from all three classes, the girls' tennis team, coached by Miss Joyce Geer, en- tered the season with varying degrees of playing experience. These girls trained diligently and hard for the task of winning high tennis honors for the school. From left to right, are team mem- bers Jimmy Bibb, Connie Fox, Pam Parish, Linda Gardner, Pinky Eustice, Bunny Bullington, Susan Anderson, and Lola Greaves. Considered as the strongest ten- nis power in the state, the boys' tennis team, coached by Chuck Avera, is striving to win state honors tor WFSH. Through two successive years of dual match competition, the boys' team has emerged undefeated, Coach Avera's high expectations rest on, from left to right, first row: Don Greer, Jim Wellman, Robert Peterson, Jim Garlickp second row: David Cummings, Mac Jones, Paul Christian, Chris Harvey, third row: Jerry Geyman, Frank Powers, Bill Berg, Bill Wilson. Lillard Jackson is not pictured. Highland Park Wichita Falls Indoor and Outdoor Garland Tournament East Texas State Tour- nament Lawton Indoor and Outdoor Arlington Heights Shawnee District Shawnee Lawton Regional State Ranked sixth in state doubles, Jerry Geyman hits the shot that he will be remembered for in future years, his forehand. One of the outstanding duos of Coyote tennis this year includes Paul Christian and Lillard Jackson. This fine doubles team was instrumental in winning dual matches all year. TENNIS David Cummings, winner of the Amarillo Tri-State and Texas-OkIa- homa tournaments, has completed three years ot outstanding varsity play for the Coyotes. --...Q FIRST ROW, left to right: Joe Summers, J. T. Freeman, John Barnett, Harry Joyner, Doug Holmes, and Jerry Holmes. SECOND ROW, left to right: John Nabers, Jerold Prager, Bob Kollmansberger, Al King, Kenneth Kellam, and Coach Donnell L. Crosslin. January February February March March March March March April Doug socks one. GOLF -Vernon at Wichita Falls -Denton -Vernon -Denton at Wichita Falls -Wichita Falls Invitational Golf Tournament -Southwestern Recreational Meet at Fort Worth John Tarleton College Meet at Stephenville Bluebonnet Golf Tournament at Brownwood District Meet at Wichita Falls Fore! Jerry sinks a long putt. Kenneth prepares to address the ball. A DIRECTORY OF Tl-IE GRADUATES of THE WICHITA FALLS HIGH SCHOOL WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS 1913-1933 Prepared by Miss Louise Kelly Wichita Falls Senior High School THE CLASS OF 1913 Harrison Bachman Dudley Beachamp James Bernard Kathleen Benson Sadie Flynn Boone Lois Brothers Preston Brown Lavelle Childers Annette Coffield Lucy Cohen Una Cook Cecil Crowell Thora Fore Hazel Graham Lucile Hagy Karl Hammond Eustace Hickman Luther Hull Geneva Kennedy Phlete Martin Louella Morgan Wylie Robertson Jr. Zola Roberson Opal Shaver Leonard Smith Bernice Taylor Vera Taylor Mary Ruth Trueblood THE CLASS OF 1914 Audrey Addickes Ray Anderson Roy Anglin Lillian Bell Solon Downing Lillian Fain Jewell Guillet Vira Hinkley Mary Hull Carl Jungk Bereniece Landers Theodore Leucke Minnie McClelland Gus Mclntosh Ralph Maricle Beryl Murph Lola Norris Otis Nelson Kathryn Richols Carrie Roberts Henry Young Robertson Alta Vista Ruffner Celia Stayton Daisy Stewart May Vaughn Cora Lee Waggoner Ruric Wells Mabel Williams THE CLASS OF 1915 J. W. Akin Jr. Ruby Bachman Charles Butts Lawrence Dougan Ruth Elliott Alice Frazier Bryant Hanks Mary Herron Helen Hines J. L. Jackson Jr. Thelma Kahn DIRECTORY ivan C. Lawler Ruby Moore Ralph K. Pond Sr. Robert Smith Eula Stanley John F. Tevis G. Cleveland Turner THE CLASS OF 1916 Ross Bassinger Ray Bernard Grover Bullington Edgar Carney Mary Cotfield Rhea Gardner Edwin Glenn Bill Hoge Lucy Ellen Huggins Beth Johnston Mae McMullen Marian Maer 1-larry May Joe Mears Elizabeth Miller Olga Morris Clyde Murph Robert E, Nolen George Ross John R. Sandidge Bertha Schulz Jeannette Snuggs Ruth Stayton Lucy Stubbletield Mary Lou Thomas THE CLASS OF 1917 Henry Akin Aileen Alverson Goldie Alverson Ruth Bentley Alice Bonner Jewell Brown Alfred Burnside Margaret Burnside Emma Carter Mary Sypert Clark Mattie Ruth Corlett Catherine Craig Irene Danielson Gertrude Davidson Henry Davis Jewel Delaney Marian Dobson Estelle Friberg Louise Frieze Lorena Glenn Lodell Haines Jewell Hales Fritz Hickman Dollie Hull Blanche lrvine Patsy Lou Koonce Louise Leicham Lester A. Luecke Ruth McKenzie Eunice Musgrave Willie Seals Coyla Shoemaker Guy Sinclair Florence Tyson Russell Waite Beulah Walker Charlie Williams OF GRADUATES Gladys Wilson THE CLASS OF 1918 Margaret Ackerman Graeme Lindley Atkinson Chester Bailes Gordon Baines Mary Ruth Barnard Edwin Bell Louise Bentley lone Bivings Herbert Brown Harry Bunnenberg Blanche Clark Kate Eubank Jasper Ferguson Robert Ferguson Dot Fooshee Nettie Friberg Dorothy Garrison Esther Lee Heath Della Hinkley Leta James Sibyl James Lucile Johnston Annie Lea Ora Lee Goldie Maricle Ruby Lee Martin Mariorie Mathis Lois Morgan Kate Morrison Ruth Musgrave Jessie Nelson Luther Nelson Annie Patton Gussie Pitchtord Paul Pond Sr. Paul Rutledge Velma Sansom Eva Schulz Zula Stokes Pearl Swatford Julius Thomas Leslie Turner Andrew Urban Thomas J. Waggoner Jr. Suda Willis Edward Wilson Jim Brown Yeager Herbert Ziegler THE CLASS OF 1919 Cecilia Addicks Mary Mathilde Akin Gretchen Avis Walter Bachrnan Annie Edward Barcus Clyde Bartlett John W. Bradley Julia Brookbank Edwin Brown Lona Betty Brown Anna Carter Leoti Clark Ethel Colburn Fannie Craig Inez Crites Edith Danielson Fay Delaney Ruby Diggs Susie Downing Amy Edwards Clayton Edwards Audrey Ferguson Herman Fonville Cecil Garmany Winnie Mae Giddings Anna Ground May Lee Guthrie Mary Hanks Curtis Harper Irma Heath Anna Rose Henry Carroll Hester Louise Hines Pearl Jones Helen Kennedy Josephine Kent Dyer King Edilene King Agnes Luecke Emma McGinnis Louise Maricle Ethel Mae Martin Lois Martin John Moran Walter Nelson Lawrence Nolen Elsie Oster Madeline Patterson Ray V. Patton Ernest M. Robertson Donald Ross Loren Stone Georgia Thompson Catherine Tyson Edith Wait Lavinia Wilson Edith Wright Ercell Wright Lester Young THE CLASS OF 1920 Sadie Addickes lnez Adrian Eleanor Allen Ruby Avis Lawrence Bartell Abe Bashara Charles Bennett Gerard Boone Anna Dell Bradshaw Lorraine Breedlove Maud Brothers Audrey Browning Paul Bundy Eldora Bunnenberg Phyllis Campbell Lillian Closuit Elsie Cohen Gladys Coleman Charles S. Cook Ruth Crowell Jessie Cunningham Frances Dashner Lucille Doke Ella Donaldson Vina Donegan Joe Dowis Alice Downing Norman Downing Kenneth Erwin Louise Fisher Leora Froman Daisy Gray Eula Lee Gribble Mable Haley John Harris Maurine Hichman Emmitt Hinkley Milton Jackson Lois Johnson Etheredge King Harold Knotts Melada Kovarik Wallace Langford Era Lee Lewis Bryan Lovelace Wallace Lowry Homer McConkey Minnie Lee McDaniel Lemuel McGee Rosabell McGinnis Lee McLaren Joe McMullen Leona Maricle Pearl Maricle Ella Merle Mathis Lynette Miller Necya Morgan Claud Nelson Florence Netherton Angie Noe Viron Norris Beatrice Parish Frank Patton Byron Prothro Hazel Sachs Theyva Salmon J. B. Scott Irene Simpson Florry Smith William Staton Louise Stevens Gertrude Taylor Louise Tevis Lurline Turner Mary Walker Myrtle Walker Charles Wallace Dorothy Warren Edwin Weldon Marie Wiley Thelma Williams Gladys Wisdom Frank Dobbs Wolf Karma Yeager THE CLASS OF T921 Grace Allbritton Ida Baggett Audra Banowsky Fauncien Beggs Edith Berney Frank Benson Faye Boyd Raymond Brannan Evelyn Burks Anna Byman Adeline Carter Emma Carter Cornelius Chewning Beatrice Clark Elizabeth Cole Flora Craig Rela Deaton Mabel Donegan Hester Douglas Mariorie Dulin Marshall Evans Ena Everton Marguerite Fisher Ernest Friberg Walter Friberg Mary Geyer Lucille Glenn Ralph Harper Myers Hayes Coatney Hood Alma Lee Joiner Hugh Jones Marvin Jordan Edna Kay Richard Kenley Inez King Kenneth L. Knickerbocker Monterey Lewis Gilbert Long Mary Helen McHam Etta Maddrey Earl Mizner Jim Moran Agnes Morton Ruby Murrell Lola Norris Ethel Owen Juanita Perry Lorine Phillips Phillip Pink Homer Pope Norma Rollins Denver Russell William Sadler Evelyn Sansom Clara Scofield Rosa Scott Lura Seals Gracie Shamburger Ruth Shumake Katie Simmons Elizabeth Smith Ruth Lee Smith Minnie Bell Sowell Lisle Stone Pauline Taylor Irene Thompson Mary Underwood Maizie Vincent Ewing Watkins Jewell Whatley Nell Wick Charles Williams Luke Wilson Lois U. Woodward THE CLASS OF 1922 CJan.D John Barnard Valree Fisher Marguerite Hart Sibyl Hays Nelson Sims THE CLASS OF 1922 Harold Anderson Ethel Andree Reagan Andrews Martha Maud Apple Rayburn Armstrong Merle Barnett Mae Bartlett Pearl Bennett Lucile Benson Marie Berry Leslie Blakney George Bolin Lillian Brannan Wallace Bright Leona Bryant David Butler Darrold A. Kahn Frank Carter Wilmoth Carter Polly Clark Mortimer Clopton Birdie Craig Ruth Cullin Jewel Cummins Gertrude Datson Helen Davis Florence Deavers Irene Diggs Dorothy Ellis Thelma Ernest Ruth Evans J. B. Ferguson Cleyburn Froman Berniece Gatlin Lisle Goodale Ada Gullatt Leo Haney Robert Hargrave Julius E. Hartman Mable Haston Flora Hatcher lris John Hatcher Virginia Hawthorne Joe Frank Hembree Guy Hendrick Hearne Hines Orville Holman Katherine Hopper Betty Hull Hazel Jernigan Marie Johnson Joe Johnston Frances Jones Edward Kadane Anna Keevil Joe Keevil Eban Keith Jac King Carrie Koenig Elsie Kuehn Beulah Lane Robert McAbee Macie McClure William R. McClure Emily McCulloch Cecil McCurdy Gage McDermitt Leslie McGee Mildred McGee Harold Mackechney Jewell Marshall Gertrude Melat Georgia Machaelson Joe Betsy Miller Virginia Miller Mabel Mills Ruth Morgan Burch Murphy Harold Naylor Hazel Noe William Pardo Barton Perry Louis Peyton Zena Pickle Lester Prothro Lillian Randle Clyde Robinson Willie Skaggs Mary Smith Helen Snider James Somerville Gaylord Swarts Countess Taylor Ida Mary Taylor Lorene Taylor Sadie Tevis Peyton Thurman Laura Torgerson Lydia Uhrich Evelyn Underwood Helen Van Deventer Orville Walkup Mary Louise Warren Lemuel White Louise Wick Thelma Wilhite Karin Yeager THE CLASS OF l922 Cssj Carroll Johnson THE CLASS OF 1923 Uan Randall Canfield True Cauble Sterling Crumpler Lois Drake Fern Foster Lora Bell Hammersley Allene Haynes Zula Hearne Melba Heath Joy Johnson Mary Jo Kell Gorman Kenley James Kilander Hood Kiziar Nell Maschek Riley Rawls Pearl Ray Aileen Richardson Milton Leroy Richardson Dita Lou Russell Lorreign Russell George F. Seibert Dwight Shoemaker Lucille Smith Bertha Somerville Donavan Weldon Delta Wisdom THE CLASS OF 1923 Dorothy Ackerman Frankie Addickes Margaret Akin Milton Archer Milton Aynesworth Zora Bachman Stanfill Bailey lta Barksdale Wade Bartlett lnez Basham Joe Bashara George Preston Beck Gwendolyn Bennett Ray P. Bland Dora Blank Al Brothers Elizabeth Brown Pearl Bryant Vaughn Hall Buchanan Mabel Bundy Thelma Cain James Calvert Elizabeth Carrigan lnez Carter Sears Carter Randolph Lee Clark Jr. Margaret Coleman Mary Frances Collier Alice Copeland Anabel Couper Anna Marie Crews Orion Amos Daniel Audra Fay Darby Florence Datson Burleigh Davenport Louise Deaton Oneita Deems Clara Isabel Delp Ilene Dunaway Lucile Ealy Edgar Ellis Lee E. Erwin Elton Felder James Fox Mary Fulcher Charles Fuller Ruth Gaines Almond Gates Erich Gefert Bernice Golhke Fay Greene Mary Eleanor Gribble Ona Gwinn Donald Hallman Lois Hamric Claude E. Harris Clifton Haynes Lorene Hayter Elias Hermandez Ruth Howard Courtney Howell Alva Huey Dillard Hughes Marietta Hunt Gladys ldow Louise Jenkins John L. Keevil Sam Kiker Katherine Kilander Helen Knotts Edna Kuehn Gladys Lane Georgia B. Leath Sallye Lewis Myron Lyle Janie McCalister Berniece Martin Mildred Martin Georgia Maxwell Thelma Maxwell Orville Meek Aula Mefford Frances Melugin Margaret Mode W. Lee Moore Arnold Morris Paul Morton Edna Myers Gene Nelson W. D. Nelson Gilmore Newton Lowell Nichols Dorothy Nolen Tronie Overstreet Mercer Parks David M. Perkins Jack Pink William L. Powers Jeannette Prentiss C. C. Randle Mary Rhadler Mabel Riley Verda Mae Riley Donnie Ring Bert Ripley Herschel Roberts Bessie Rowland Dorothy Isabel Rugeley Emma Lou Scott Louise Scott Judith Sherrod Fern Sides Albert Smart Edgar W. Smith Helen Mae Smith Maude Smith Raymond Smith Ruth Sosebee Beatrice Spyker Robert Allan Stone Clyde Straus Arnold Thom Eleanor Thompson Hazel Z. Wagoner Lorene Wales Harold Ward Lucile Wiley Jewel Williams Ruth Williamson Eileen Willis Mariorie Winston Stella Bush Winters Lloyd Woodall Mariorie Evelyn Woolsey Ruth Marie Yates Leroy Ziegler James Zetzsche THE CLASS OF T923 Earl Dosch Faye Thompson THE CLASS OF 1924 Gerald Coffey Frank Curtis Irma Ehlers Ruth Frank Mary Hamilton Henry Hostetler Dessa Key Colin McLaren Edna Rhader Glendmar Riggins Edra Lee Robinson Muriel Ross Allan Woodward THE CLASS OF T924 Theodore Allen CSS! iJan.j Alice Bain Leo Baldwin Kenneth Barker Curtis Beaty Marie Beaty Jeffie Beggs Alfred Bennett Marvin Bond Carlton Bowman Margaret Bray Anna A. Bruton Laure Burns Fay Cameron Conan Cantwell Mike Caskey Zola Cooper Crystal Cox Wright Cox Ollie Belle Craig Lowry Hyer Crites Yancy Cummings Dorothy Dalton Mary Davis Sammye Dees Carl Delaney Clifford Dodson Jerry Donaldson Horace Eugene Downing John M. Ebner Mary Evans Inez Elizabeth Ewing Vivian Foster Herbert Franklin Una Fulton Bulah Gardner Willa May Gillaspia Helen Grisham Perry Ground Mabel Gwinn Lillian Haley Christine Hamric Geneviere Hancock Sibyl Hancock Gladys Haney Evan P. Harris Joe Hatchitt Reba Helm Ella Marie Henderson Daphne Hendrix Stanley Herring Jennie Louise Hindman Lillian Hirschi Riggs Holman Ellen D. Hooker Carrie V. Jenne John Emma Jobe Gladys Fae Johnson Mary Alice Johnson Charlotte Keevil Cecil Keller William Kelm Flora Lane Kate Lane Velva Deane Leatherwood Annette Lehman Virginia Lomax Vernon A. McGee Allee McSpadden Park MacKechney Ridley Maples Lester Martin Hermie Meeks Kathleen Melat Leland Miller Donna Mitcham Ewart Morgan Burnya Mae Moore Ethel Lucille Myers Leon Nance Elizabeth Nicholson Annie Mae Nix Lemuel Peters Bessie Petty Helen Phillips Marvin Pollard Mildred Ponder Herma Pounds Roberta Pool Edna Vera Prechel Electra D. Reasor Leland Rhine Charles Ross Gadsden Sanders Frances Ann Saunders Alta Saye Thelma Scott Bertha Serrien Loraine Shipley Henry Skaggs Dudley Skeen Edgar Smith Leona Smith Estelle Stanfield Herman Staton Lindell T. Stone Margaret Stone Velva Strong Raymond Taylor Ardell Thomas John Thomas Jack Thurman Talley Timmons Lee B. Trigg Leota Tucker John Tyson Edwin Uhrich Carolyn Valcik Cecil A. Wainscott Virginia Walters Nell Carloine Warman Charles A. Weeth Stephen Charnock West J. W. Whitelaw Dorothy Wiech Alvin Williams Ethel Juanita Winklood Thelma Wisdom Leila Mary Wood Ninon Yeager THE CLASS OF T924 iss Enola Baldwin Ralph Bracken Lena Fisher Gertrude Moss Ruby Patterson Velma Pearce Doris Ragland Mary Louise Smith Hubert Stringer Florence Aynes Faye Baldwin Neva Black Winnogene Brite Margaret Browne John F. Clary Daffin Dale Joe Goodlet Raymond Holcomb Maxine King Garland Kirkland Adeena Kouri Edwin Luecke Jack H. Martin Kathryn Martin Mary Beth Martin Annie Ray Qualtrough Gregory Rowe Annie Bell Sanders Florence Simpson Fred Smith Hattie Smoot Margaret Stone Raymond L. Tollett Wanda Williams THE CLASS OF 1925 Helen R. Ackerman Vera Adams William O. Andree Emma Berniece Apple William K. Atkinson Shumake Martin Baber Juanita Estella Bachman Retta Alice Barnard Louie Munroe Barrett Samuel M. Bashara Charlie Ben Blakeney Fredda Hortense Boardman Fern Briscoe Charles Porter Bristol Doris Brown Roscoe Burks Vera Douglas Cain Reba D. Clahoun George N. Camp Frances B. Carter Harold L. Carter Loebert G. Catter Hazel Ella Champion Viola C. F. Chewning Duncan S. Clark Weyman Clifton Clay Isadore Pat Cohen Lucyle Collier J. Noel Copeland Mildred Elizabeth Couper Frances Virginia Creath Edith Corinne Crump Opal Frances Culp James Commodore Cumley Lillian Deaton R. Homer Doke Eva Dee Evans I. H. Faught Eleanor Fleming Helen L. Fowler Julia B. Fowler Iris Virginia Francis Edmontine Friberg Annie Ollie Green Johnnie Lee Harris Olin Welborn Harvey Guy Hawkins Evelyn R. Hawthorne Alice Carolyn Hunter Tempie Aileen Hurt Edith Jackson Ethel Johnson Anna Ruth Kahn Therressa Jane Kauffman Louise Kay John Carl Kuehn Jessie Mai Lawler Ridings Edward Lee Robert J. Ludolphus Ruah Roma McCarty Maxwell Price McCulley Marguerite McPherson Gladys MacKechney Elizabeth Dorothea Massier Mary Caroline Meredith Mary Ella Moore Ruth Moore Ruby Faye Myrick Ruphus Bennington Neel Eugene Nesbitt Dorothy I. Newman Robert Lee Norris Clarence Eugene Norriss Jr. Morris E. Norton Allen Norvell Marjorie M. Norwood John W. Pankonin Lucile Parish Joylette Stanfield Patterson Juel Dolores Peavy Mary Katherine Peters Winifred Lucile Pitts Ellis Wilbur Presson Edith Dorothy Pronger Minnie Opal Ray Dorothy Elizabeth Rood Viva Riley Larry Frank Robertson Ina Myrl Robinson Dorothy L. Rollins Harland C. Ross Edna Rundell Joyce Pennybacker Samuels William D. Saunders Jeanette Parker Scott Jewel Seals Glenn L. Shoemaker Alma Jo Short Dorothy Skeen Edward W. Smith Margaret Smith Mary Elizabeth Tancred Roy Lee Taylor Paul C. Thomas Morell Trevathan Ruth Turner Dorothy Van Deventer Herbert T. Wales Johnie A. Waller John J. Warmuth Jo Tom Warren Jack W. Wilch Francis Elouise Willis John Wolf Annalee Womack Cleo M. Wood Thomas Preston Wood Virginia Woodall THE CLASS OF 1925 fssl Nellie Georgia Lewis Imogene Roberts Edna Margaret Skaggs THE CLASS OF 1926 CJan.1 Clarance Lee Adams Roman F. Bartosh Emmett Lynn Bauknight Joe Bailey Bell Joseph E. H. Berryman George Bruno Bodkin Jr. Doris Jane Bradley Mariorie Bright lda Miriam Cohen Willie A. Cowart Dudley Sewell Cox Ella Craig Nadine Crump Gladys Marie Engle Sadie Jane Fisher Paul E. Harrell Odra Lee Jenkins Selma A. Kelm John M. Kerr La Verne Kuehn Dorothy Emma McCloud Nina McDowell Mabelle Marie Moore Robert Taylor Murrell Mary Jane Nelson Estal Clark Parham Gracie Pollard John Wallace Roop Catherine Mary Ruddy Virginia Ruth Smith Fremont Thomas Spradling lsabel Sterling Grace Eileen Turner Esther Louise Uhrich Billiken Vaughn Nina Watts Mary Elizabeth Weldon George Alden Wright THE CLASS OF 1926 Estellyn Roberts Allday Virginia Mae Allen Floyd E. Ard Jr. Anna Lee Banowsky Bonnie B. Birdwell Ralph Lloyd Bland Oscar P. Bledsoe Claudie Mae Bowden Frances Boyd George Brown Mary Jane Brown Frank Bundy Elizabeth Hobson Carter James Weldon Carter Hazel Chamberlain William Ford Chauncey Edna Alice Claer Lyda Morine Clark Willis N. Clark Myrtle Mariorie Conder Claude Cook Fred T. Cauper Jr. Dorothy Dale Kingsley Davis Bertha Delany John Hugh Donaldson Gerald Glenn Downing Reagon Evan Dublin T. P. Duncan Jr. Capt. Clyde Virgil Ellis Vernon Quincy Evans Mary Elma Ferguson Wayne Ferguson Thelma Fisher Dorothy Conroe Fletcher H. S. Ford Jr. Fairybel Fowler Georgia Napier Francis Mary Marguerite Gerhardt Paul Oyama Gose Maisie Gwendalyn Gueder Alberta Hancock David Minton Hanna Ella Evelyn Hardeman Ruth Adell Harper Mary Eleanor Hatchitt Hazel Dell Herring Azalee Dolores Holcomb William J. Howard Paul Vernon Hull Vernon Page lkard Cecil Franklin James Lillie Margaret Johnson Rubinelle Johnson Mariorie Louise Jones Muriel Roberta Jones Margaret Kadane Sherman Brown Keevil Ollie Lou Kimbell Pauline Kimbell Margaret lnez Kinnard Gussie Leach Tressie Lewis Robert Long Irene Luecke Evelyn Frances Lyle Roy David McAninch Howard A. McCarty Thomas Reid McCarty Mattie McCausland Harrell McConnell Mary lsbel McDonald Katherine Marcus Rebecca Meadors Claude Kimberlin Miller Birdie Christine Moon Dempse Hermann Moore William A. Morton Isabel Pauline Newman Gladys Laura O'Neill Asbury Parks Albert Dixon Pattillo Jr. Robert Wheeler Peckham Mary Eleanor Pitman Edwin E. Powell Oscar S. Powers Beatrice Pranger Mary Francis Ray Roy Wayne Reeder Florence Emma Remington Joe Hugh Ricks George Frederick Ridenour Marvin Allen Robertson Durward Garland Rorie Norman Bailey Rosser Lucyle Joyce Rountree Frank Robert Rugeley William Kennard Rundell Leona Josephine Russell Katherine Sanders Bernice R. Sauer Baxter Irvin Scoggin Dorothy Shamburger Charles Howard Shepherd Edna Lee Shepherd Guido Shumake Eleanor Smart John James Smart Jessie Smith Russell Grady Snuggs Paul Sonamaker Kathleen A. Stocks Ada Bell Stovall Edna Stovall Gay Strawn Leeman E. Taylor Milo L. Thornberry Hazel Marie Trout Wilton Wade Alva Ruth Walker lsabel Waller William Clements Warren Evelyn Frances White Alma Margaret Willis Dorothy Wilson Wenzella Witherspoon Elizabeth Wood Josie Lee Wyatt Bill Young Mary Ziegler THE CLASS OF 1926 fssl Jewel Rose Akin Mary Ashmore Opal Joe Baldwin Esther Anne Boals J. Orville Bobo William Charles Cason Edmund J. Coffey Virgel A. Davis Frank Louis Grafton Jessie Mae Howell Lucile King Eugenia Lane Marguerite McDonald Mary Moore Lucile Moss Reuben L. Snell lsabel Stone Burnette Thompson Truman G. Willis Edward L. Zihlman THE CLASS OF T927 lJan.J Chloe Marea Anderson Faye Barnett lra Lancelot Cain Jr. Donald Douglass Cameron Maurice E, Caraway Lucile Elizabeth Carter Dorothy M. Coleman Lawson Carter Dennis Lela B. Fields J. N. Gallemore Thelma G. Gwinn J. Clifford Hall Haldeane F. Herron Ora Lamont Holt John Lourie Keller Hazel Kirkland James Lubert Lobban Valley Fern Lowry Charles M. McCain Ben McCleary Melvin Howard McKinney Faire Murphy Victor Jo Pastusek Thomas O, Perry Neal Byrd Prichard Rudolph Rosenthal THE CLASS OF T927 Merle Abrams Helen Gwendolyn Allen Katherine May Lynn Ashford William Karnes Baldridge Harry E, Barnes Marion Lynch Barrett Jim Tom Barton Clarence Beavers Jr. Andrew Thomas Belknap Mary Fetna Bivens Ruby Edna Bobo Clara Addie Bodkin Emma Cornelia Branham Alice Robin Brown Melle Hermina Brown Reva Ray Brown R. J. Brown Thelma Ruth Brown Vernon Bullard Bessie Cliftine Butler Ruth Elizabeth Carroll Edgar Chatterton Don Ruth Coffee Zona Colwell Harry Harold Costley Edna Lucile Cowart Phyllis Clare Creighton Mary Anita Crocker Charles Preston Crocker William Edward Crump Russell W. Cumley John Perryman Davidson Berniece Decker Harrold C. Diggs Gayle B. Dishongh Gabriel P. Disosway Ruth L. Disosway Roberta Marie Dolman Mary Elizabeth Donnell Wymore B. Downing Mable Drinkard Kyle M. Drollinger William Collins Duncan Santa Lee Edmonds Max Donald Engle Juanita Pocohontas Erwin B. D. Ewing Marie Ford J. Lewis Foster Coyal Leslie Francis Laverne Frazer E. M. Friend Jr. James A. Giddings Gaylord E, Giles Robert Lee Gohlke Marguerite Earl Granberry Margaret Miller Grantham J. Frank Griffin John Ross Haley Ruth Hallman Laura Lee Hampshire Alice Elizabeth Hartman Harry Howard Hayes John Hazelwood Margaret Lee Hines Mariorie Mae Hines Marconi Hobbs Gus Hoenscheidt Brunnhilde Holmgren William Preston Hood Helen Lorine Howard Thelma Jane Howie Evalyn L. Huffman Jack B. Jamison Jr. Willette Brantley Jarrell William Jenne James H. Jennings Burnice Johnson J. Weldon Johnson Joe Kirkland Ameel Zola Kouri Lydia Krizan Marvin A. Kuehn William Russell Leach Reed Lemaster Opal Maye Longan Mary Lois McAfee Elmo Mason McCaleb Claudean McCarthy Bootie William McCurdy Marion McGinnis Raymond Evandor McPhail Ovada McShan Nina Elizabeth McSpadden Carl Manz lsabel Davis Marsh Jack R. Mayes Garvey W. Melugin Catherine Michaelias Emily Maranda Mitcham Geraldine Laverne Monroe James A. Moore Margaret Jeanette Moore Ruby Joe Nance Tula Enid Painter Lemuel Walker Park Ruth Parker Gladys Parrish Evelyn May Pederson Homer A. Pendleton Jr. Harriett A. Peterson Sara Frances Phillips Dorothy Clarice Pitman Crystal Plummer Roy Porter Clarence C, Powell Kathlyn Randle Thomas P. Reed Fay Rhine Blanche Robinson John Edward Robinson Ada Evelyn Ryberg Harold H. Shelton Mildred Sherrod Katherine Singletary Ruth Sloan Clara Lee Snow Mae Bell Sonamaker Ouida Maie Spoonts Mary Louise Staley Newby Staton Hovey Raymond Strong William Ernest Tarkenton Mack Thomas Jr. Robert L. Trevathan Lorene Tucker Ruth Elizabeth Turley Rita Bob Turner Mary Maurine Ulmer Leonard Frank Valz Mark Anderson Walker Virginia Belle Walker William Ray Watts Katherine Avis Weeks Edith White Roy Laughton Whitehead Ralph G. Woodson Cora Dell Woodward Lloyd Jefferson Wyatt THE CLASS OF T927 Cssl Opal Agnes Brownlee Margaret Fox Minnie Glada Fugate Morgan Smith Gillum Elree Griffin Mary Louise Griffin Bonita Humphris Evelyn Glenora James Hazel Mildred Jameson John Annette Jennings J. William Miller Mildred A. Schaefer Walter C. Sommerville Frank Ward Wilma Windsor THE CLASS OF T928 Uan Melba Beatrice Alderson Valtia Aleta Allen Cecil Albert Allison Birmah Belle Arnold lla Loraine Aynes Georgia Baugh Juanita Margaret Bell W. G. Bentley Anna Maude Boring Jesse'Carl Cameron Mary Louise Clark Robert Bertrand Clark Thelma Catherine Cloninger Mariorie Carolyn Dahlstrom Virgil William Daniel Tommie Hazel Diestelhorst Bernard Eggink J. D. Ferguson Leon Alfred Fitzgerald Roxea Dorothy Gaw Lena Maude Gholson Mildred Nadine Gildhouse Ruth Agnes Hagar James Wesley Harvey J. Foster Herd Maerita Horn Edwin S. Howell Mary Elizabeth Lamberth Frances Pauline Lane Eldon E. Lokey Edward H. McBee Juanita Lee McCracken B. J. McHam Marguerite McHam Helen Carolyna McPherson Howard McShan Lucille Elizabeth Malacord Orville Medford Virginia Elizabeth Moore Clarence Moran Calista Ruth Morrison Birdie Doris Parham George J. Polhemus Sue Earline Power Robert Eggleston Ramey Elva- Blanche Remington Virginia Robertson William Bernice Shell Elsie Mae Shofe Estelle Smith -l Grace Loneta Smith Ruth Starkey Melba Ruth Stehlik Katherine Lucille Steiner Cecil Gabbert Stephens Don Howard Taylor Leona Thom Oscar Lee Thomas Pauline Thomas Martha Anna Vittetoe John C. Weiler Franklin Enoch Williams Harold C. Wray THE CLASS OF 1928 William F. Adams Virgie Mae Adams Maurice L. Allred Maidelle Anderson Charles Aston James Oscar Bailey Frank E. Bain Johnnie B. Barley Mary Virginia Barron Henry Will Barton Lawrence W. Bash Zola Mearl Beer Daniel Morris Bergolofsky Opal Zela Bittick Harry R. Black Mildred Lucile Boardman Frances Josephine Bone Ida Lee Boring George Pierpont Brand Margaret Adeline Brand Lois Mildred Brannan Thelma Louise Bridges Bernice Brown Ira D. Brown Jr. Mary Moore Brown Sibyl Virginia Brown Thomas Howell Caldwell Jr. Jane Moore Cameron Paul Eugene Cameron Mariorie Campbell Clara Eugenia Carter Welch F. Carter John Howard Cole James Curtis Cook Paul B. Craig Sara Creath Jack William Crumpler Edgar P. Cullin Lloyd Dameron Arlie Davis Fraulien Davis Howard K. Davis Mary Elizabeth Dodson Walter Raymond Donegan Mora Katherine Douglas Herman L. Druce Fay Dunaway Eva Mae Edmonds Zona Marie Ehlert John Edwin Erwin Juanita May Fanning Jean Doris Fisk Vernon Flowers J. William Fowler Mildred Francis Paul Jack Frost J. D. Fuller Roberta Lee Galloway Hugh Frank Garmany George Urving Garner Elizabeth Gilbert R. A. Goodman Natalie Evelyn Gorin Irene Gound Arch Anderson Greenwood Edna V. Griffin James Orlando Hale Louise Haney Mary Kathryn Hankerson Edward Harris Ruth Ray Hartman Eloise Frances Hawkins Mildred Hawley Frank Byron Heath Lafayette Heath Madeleine Hill Orby A. Hodges Inez Holcomb Marion Jean Holstein Dillon Holt Alma Holtzen Myrlen Huffman Ruth Holbrook Irby Eunice M. Jenkins Lela Belle Jenkins Bernice Jeter W. A, Johnson Lois Bernice Johnston Melba N. Jordan Evelyn Goldie Karr Catherine Kay Kenneth M, Keith Kathryn Keller Josephine Kelly Robbie Kemp Walter Gaynor Kendall Aldis King Rubye Kirkland H. B. Knotts Harold G. Lesley Max Lester Richard A. Long John Emmett Lyle Rayford P. McAfee Melbourne McCalister Willie Mae McGee Dorothy Adelyn McGregor J. D. McGuirt Ester Elizaberh Mahler Marlin Roy Mann E. Elizabeth Martin Howard Lewis Martin James Carrigan Martin E. Filmore Meredith Clotilde M. Moller J. T. Morrow John Edward Mulligan Gladys Mundt Edith Estelle Nation Clay Neal Roy S. Neel Jewell Newman Howard O. Nichols Mamie Parish Kearby Peery Duncan Coffield Perkins Olene Poe James Earl Prothro James N. Rayzor Guyrene Rettig Marian Rice Ethel Mae Savage Mary Beth Sharpe Alma Jean Shepherd Cecil Earl Sherwood John Sturdevent Sloane Geron Smith Lavita Juanita Smith M. A. Smith Roy Lee Sonamaker Harry J. Stanfill Earle Stovall Eva Jeanette Stulce Madelyn Sturdavant Geneva Taylor Wilma M. Thomas Madie Rae Thornton Doris Tiner Joyce Merle Trigg Agnes Mae Turner James K. Turner Ira Lee Uttz Claudine Vaughan Oma Walters Katherine Frances Weld Robert Charnock West Kenton Fallis Wharton Syble Wiley Mariorie Wilhite Alice Work Daisy Marye Wratten W. Leon Wynne THE CLASS OF 1928 Annie H. Anderson Florine Angell Piner Davidson Avis Robert Allan Dickey Pearle Lucille Eubanks Alma Griffin Hesel Haley Harvey Lewis Haynes Helen Ada lngle P. R. Jordan Jr. Wilson Price Jowers Candace Kidd Jack J. Leggett Imogene McCord Theodore A. Maschek Clara Martha Massier Raymond Monkress Florene Naumann Nannae Mae Snoddy Oda Thornton Curtis Watson THE CLASS OF I929 Mildred Bachman Annie Stratton Barcus Myrtis Barham Ruth Biles Phillip L. Blacklock Luther Churchwell Carman Duncan Audrey May Dwight Lofton Edmonson Charlotte Marie Evans Lionel Ewing Wirva Lee French Richard Hambrick Mary Elizabeth Hill Emil Floyd Hutto Ella Mae Kimbell Mabel Lee Kollman William McMillan on Cssl fJan.J Kenneth Jefferson Mills Raymond Mitchell Lola Moss Margrette Inez Newsom Bula Maude Oakes Walter Pinney Grace Ponder Floyd Putty Elmer Pyle Jessie Lucile Raley Edna Louise Ramey Grace Maurine Rogers Perry Rogers Dick W. Rushing Lovie Mae Scarbrough Linda Serrien Crawford Blake Stovall Louise E. Taylor Mozelle Eloise Tipton Douglas Von Allmen Charles Preston Warman Jr .lean Elizabeth West Jo Rhea West Herbert Wilson Ruth Yeakley Corinne Young THE CLASS OF 1929 Grace Abel Norma Louise Ackerman Marie Virginia Albritton Thelma Mabel Allen Dorothy Katherine Allison Margaret Maurine Allison Ivan D. Allred Henry Joseph Anderson Jr. Mildred Lois Anderson Ralph W. Anderson Pauline Opal Arnold Guy Alvin Ashby Bernice Barley Wendell Hubbard Bash Genevieve Baugh George Samuel Bays Jr. Dorothy Maynelle Bennett Hazel Gretchen Bennett Francis L. Bialkowski Joseph A. Bialkowski Gertrude Elizabeth Birkman Vernon Bittick Thomas H. Blanton Louis Bond Mamie Bond Woodrow Bristow Ada Grace Brooks Muriel Bruce Ruth Elizabeth Bruce Berta Bea Burrows Juanita Consuelo Bussey Louise Carpenter Violet Mildred Carpenter Ruth Carter Lura Ralston Cason Edahiane Castner Margaret Helen Cline Walter Dearing Cline Jr. Mary Elizabeth Collier Kathleen Louise Colligan Walter D. Cope Earle Wayne Costello Anna Ruth Cowart Leah Ardys Cox R. T. Craig Jr. Virginia Crittenden Reba Jo Curd Ardath St. Clair Curlee Jerry Stephens Curtis Susie Dawson Willie Diggs Douglas Darroll Dishong Viola Grace Doern Mathilde Donnell Charles Grover Dorsey Grace L. Downing Perry Dale Dublin Malcolm Ducker Edwin Bryant Dunn Anne Elizabeth Dupre Emily Lucile Elkins Wade Ellis Robert J. Evans Nina Lee Etheridge Virginia Lee Evans John Bernard Flynn Genevieve Fritz Paulene Gardner Helen Kathryn Garner Louise Gilham Virginia Lorraine Glass Fanny Axtell Godfrey Laura Axtell Godfrey Erma Lea Graham Wilson Noble Gray Lottie Nlae Green Genne V. Griffin Helen Griffin Marietta Ground Ernest C. Habern Ora Emaline Haggard Helen Evelyn Hamilton Randle Ross Hanks Ralph O. Harvey Jr. Margaret Adele Hatchitt Thomas Moody Haynie Gilbert Lynn Heard Samuel Banks Heard Jr. Claudie May Herd Elsie Lou Hill Hazel Hobbs Mizelle Hodge Charles A. Hoge Betty Marguerite Holland J. D. Holland Fern Isabell Holstein Clara Elizabeth Howell Deane A. Howell Mary Esther Huffines Lois Mildred Hulsey Lillard Lee Jackson Elizabeth James Dorothy Louise Janeway Byron Johnson Martha Evans Johnson Mary Lou Johnson Daniel Cooper Jones Rufus Vernon Jones Otto John Juhl Jr. John H. Kauffman Bill M. Kay Elizabeth Kinard Gertrude Klass Julius J. Klein Philip Salem Kouri Aaron Kruger Sarah Elizabeth Langford Charles Gorman Larson Marvin A. Leerstang W. Ray Lemaster Sidney Lipshy John Alton Lumpkin Wynema Magzeliea Lusk Clifton McCall Catherine Louise McCarty Melford McFarland Don E. McHam Charles Henry Mann Blaine Hagood Marion Roberta Caroline Marlowe Ruby Ferne Mashburn Betty Eloise Matthews Velma Jane Meyners Mildred Miller Annye Kathryn Minter Maude Louise Moller Lula Mae Moody Sarah Allene Muller James Christian Mytinger Jr Edward W. Napier Jr. William A. Naylor Hassie Whitson Newman Tommy Maurine Newman Luther W. Noey Thelma Nell Norvell Paul Henry Packard Jr. Elmer H. Parish James Durward Park Dorothy Marguerite Parker Nelle Parker Ralph Parker Maurine Parnell Charles S. Pastusek John Robert Pitman Pete Aubrey Powell E. Elizabeth Powers Marion Proctor Helen Ramsey Louise Roberson Harold K. Roberts Jr. Earl Ross Nellie May Ross Oma Savanna Royal Betty Love Rugeley Violett Sammons Paul Scheurer Howard W. Scott Maurine Scott Henry E. Sharp Bonita Shipman Harold H. Simmons Dorothy Lucille Smart Elizabeth Smith lerman Allan Smith Drue Spain Eileen Stagg Logan Wilton Stayton Louada W. Stearns Courtney Edward Stewart Daisy Oleta Strealy Charlotte Ellen Sutton Edwin Leroy Sutton Ethel lrene Tasker Robert E. Taylor Zach D. Taylor Jean Ellen Teissler Frank G. Thomas Tom S. Thomas Oscar Kemp Thornton Royce Nettie Thornton Edna Marie Thweatt Mary Corinne Tucker Reagan S. Tucker Jr. Robert Clay Underwood Mildred Van Antwerp Mariorie La Gene Vincent J. C. Wagner Dorthey Allyne Wainscott La Verne Walkup Laurence B. Warmuth Llewellyn Weeth Verda Alma Wells William R. Welty Burbon Bryant Wheeler Edwin Neal White Vivian Frances White Ernest W. Willis Imogene Elizabeth Willis Charles F. Wilson Marguerite Jane Wood Joline Woods Mary Lou Wright Zoe Louise Wright Lucile May Wynn Aurie Belle Yeager Ray Young THE CLASS OF i929 fssl Lois Annette Baber Berniece Elnora Barger Harvey Black Raeburn Burchfield Marcus R. Coffman Glynn P. Cragin Loyd Detlefs Robert Dillard Leola Burgess Eason Della Mae Gill Lucille Esther Hanvey Weldon Hardy Hay Martha Ellen Hines Florence M. Hull William Edwin Johnson Adrian Winfield Kolter Nathaline Lebenson Ned McDaniel Mary Gertrude McGrath Walter Martin Nadine Nash Ollie M. Reeves Jr. Mary Mariorie Ridenour Aubrey L. Rodgers Jr. Eugene Sherrod Jr. Clara E. Stahl Maurine Rebecca Staley Sybil Whited THE CLASS OF 1930 iJan.J Rose Marion Art Thelma Hazel Bailey Bonner Terry Barton Elizabeth Christine Beasley Lela Barbara Boone Robin Briscoe Clinton Louis Broday Jack K. Broday Theo Mae Bryans Robert E. Carstarphen Jack Carstarphen J. William Collins Delmar Gordon Cooke Eugene Newcomb Costley Thomas L. Cox Carolyn Mary Dahlstrom William Harry Daugherty Edward Andree Eiter Jerre B. Elliott Sam A. Fowler Walter Theodore Fowler James Ernest Friend Mineola Fulkerson Henry E. Hall Dora Jane Hearn I Nina Mae Heskett William Lonzo Hightower Robert Martin Hodgkiss V Mary Laura Horton Helena Wicker Humphrey Ida Fay Hurt Earl Eugene Hutchinson Laura Madell Jones Cecil William Kelly Walter Harold Kimmell Elizabeth Louise Lea Lyle Rae Littrell ' Nadine Loofbourrow Joe F. McHam William Francis McKinley Joe McMakin Edward William Moran Carlisle Norwood Lester Charles Mundy Ann Hester Norris Carlisle Norwood Pauline Frances Norwood William Joe Perry Chester Lucas Pitts Florence Redwine Ova Almeta Royal Oscar Ross Saye Emma Odeal Seltz Richard Pat Sherwood lna Faye Taff Norman Lester Tittle 4 Fern Young l THE CLASS OF 1930 Richard C. Ackerman l Jane Adams Dwight Allen Myrtle F. Anderson Pauline Anderson Mary Kate Ard Camille Avis Earnestine Awtrey Aileen Ballard Fred Carlton Barron Jr. Harry H. Bauknight Dorothy Marie Baumgardner Thomas C. Beaty Margaret Biedenharn Gladys Anna Elizabeth Billert Vernon Black Henry Herbert Blythe Lee Ellen Boardman George S. Bohannon Dorothea Patrice Boone Joseph Milton Brand Thomas Julian Brewer Mary Alice Brian Hallie Lee Broday Betgy Broodo Helen Brookins G. J. Brothers Jr. Roland Brown Maxine Bryan Lennie V. Burch Melba Pauline Burnett Eleanor G. Burrows Mary Clare Burton Delfie Aleta Carr Thelma Mae Carter Kathleen Cason Elbert Childers Clarice Clark Mary Elizabeth Cochran Mary Evalyn Coffman Effie Mae Conant Truett Cone James Louis Conner Mary Jane Covington Cornelia Lea Crick Katherine Cornelia Crocker Robert Bryan Crocker Hazel Pauline Cunningham Ruby Fay Curfman Leo L. Davis Willibell Davis Paul M. Dickey Dorothy Laverne Dixon Rollin B. Dixon Jr. Mildred Juanita Donaldson Homer C. Donohoo Jr. Cletis Thomas Duncan Mary Sue Elliott Lauretta Jane Erwin Lera Evelyn Evans Bobby Inez Faulkner Ruby Finger Orville B. Fisher Rowan Elliot Fisher William E. Fitzgerald Jr. Beatrice Fizer Margaret Elizabeth Fleming Riley Eugene Fletcher Elta Rose Franklin Evelyn Lenore Franklin Georgia Catherine Franks George Alvin Froman Mary Elizabeth Gaffield Harold Gerock Alicia Joy Gilmer Patricia Helen Goff Crystine Gordon Una Faye Gose Lily Beverly Graham R. O. Grant Jr. Wynona Gregg Monroe Griffin James Wilbur Guest Bessie Pauline Hagemann Joel Arthur Haley Joe E. Hancock Jr. Oracy Hankerson James Vincent Hardwick lnetha Laverne Harr Annabel Harrell Dean Harrison Moulton Bauknight Harrison John Carroll Hart Anna Elizabeth Henry Clinton Jett Henry Patsy Herald L. D. Herbert Elizabeth Sue Hines Eunice Hodges Lloyd Holmgren Willis Daniel Hord Mary Virginia Howle Barbara Lucile Huckabee Olive Muriel Humphrey Myra Frances Humphris James Wilmont Hunt P. E. Hunter Jr. Thomas Frank Hunter Milburn Ingham Glyn lrwin Kenneth Melvin James Dorothy Dave Jameson Rubye Flora Johnson Robert S. Johnson Charlotte Joiner Oral Jones Jr. Ruth Elliott Keevil Margaret Innes Kendall John Latcham Kennedy Roger Harold King Della Wilmont Knight Lida Lea Preston J. Lea Jr. Homer Lee Jr. Harry Gover Lewis Lora Louvenia Linville Worley D. Linville Lona Fae Little Joseph F. Long Jr. Earlene Elizabeth Longan Marguerite McBee Edith McClure Aaron Drew McCulley Carroll Black McKinley Zaidee C. McKinney Laverne Malone Claudia Kathleen Mansker Ruth Etta Martin Ford Bailey Massey Barbara Mitchell James Centrelle Mitchell Lurlene Cathryn Moore Cora Lee Morrow Mary Lessie Morrow Patricia lrene Morton Robert Carrel Moser Nell Moss Laffie Henry Mundy Mildred Murrell Edna Inez Myers George William Nelson Loretta Nichols Raymond Arthur Nipper Dora Jennette Nix Evelyn Frankie O'Rorke Daniel Spurgeon Packard Nannie Mae Parish Rebecca Vernon Park Glenn M. Patton Buck Aubry Payne Maxine Jeanette Pendleton Willard F. Pollard Lela M. Porter Herman L. Porterfield Jr. Mary Helen Powers Pauline Pruett Gladys Leone Ragland Arthur William Ramming Hal Roberts Ray Leona Mae Reed Nina Alinee Reed Edd G. Reeder Ruth Bargdoll Renfro Mary Agnes Riley Mollie C. Riney Althea Laverne Roberts Charlotte Ethelyn Robertson Mary Louise Ruff Harold Scott Nancy Joe Seay Margaret Sue Shanklin Alvia Walter Shaw Lois Earle Shaw Marguerite Laura Sheldon Nina Shelton Gladys Laverne Sherwood Mary Marcille Sherwood Beatrice Short Grace Virginia Sims James Franklin Smith Leonard Nicholas Smith Millicent Zenos Smith Stephen C. Spencer Harold Staber Edna Mae Stegall Otto Stehlek Jr. Willard Stehlik Dorothy Steiner Katherine Stewart Mary Merrell Strong Lee Clifton Taylor Cecilia Lee Terrell Dorothea Louise Terrill Frank Tims Bernice Linna Trevathan Violet Arena Trevathan Frances Louise Tyson Della Maye Vinnedge Kenneth P. Wagoner Sybil Othelle Walker Doris Marie Webb Kathlyn Joyce Webb Ida Viola Weems Harrold Thomas White Lu Ella Verona Widner Kathleen Eugenia Wilie Ernestine Laverne Wilkinson Springer Baskin Williams Morris Woodrow Williamson Donald Windsor Alma Winn Frances Leba Wise Lillie Q. Womack Marygene Yeargin THE CLASS OF i930 lssl Nola B. Arnold Helen Neeley Avis Virginia Nell Boyd Paul W. Carpenter Leona Chewning Frank Bryant Creighton Jr. J. W. Erwin Jack D. Foley Florence Leone Frazer Ruth Fulkerson James Albert Gambell Mildred lrene Gibbs Warren Lee Griffin Esther Frances Hager Dean Maurice Hudgens Betsy Lee Julia Belle McCleary Howard W. Miller Erwin Terry Morris Robert Edward Norwood lra L. Phelps Ada Belle Rambo Mamie U. Remington Mina Virginia Scott Millicent Zenos Smith R. M. Smith Joseph H. Staley Katherine Willis THE CLASS OF 1931 fJan. William James Allen Bernard Wesley Baxter Nobia Bedingfield Helen Mae Box William James Box Mildred Ernestine Burge Samuel Lawson Caldwell Joyce Evelyn Chastain Dorothy Marguerite Clark Claris Ernest Corder Martha Eleanor Cowart Alta Jane Ellis Gordon E. Ellis Maxine Ferguson Geneva Hortence Fitzhugh Marie Eleanoria Flatt Kathryn Fletcher Leroy Hair Louise Hanks Laura Lynn Hathaway Rowill Frederick Hiesermann Mary Joan Irwin Babetta Joseph Ogden D. Kelly Maurine Leissler William Loevy James W. McDonald William Nelms McKenney Jimmy Ruth Martin Virginia Bell Mims Virginia Bell Nunley Boyd N. Phariss Dorothy Esther Posey Ruby Helen Stephens Minnie Thom Forrest A. Ulrich Robert E. Van Houten Glenn Dever Wharton Bonnie Wineinger Marguerite Juanita Wise Thelma La Von Wooten Dora Elizabeth Wray THE CLASS OF l93l Zelma Louise Adams Lottie D. Agee Jerome Earnest Allan Elizabeth Allbritton D'Roy Allen Jesse Pearl Anderson Leroy Sherman Anderson Sina Ophelia Apple Eugene Walton Arwood Hazel Marie Atkins Myrle Maxine Babington Elbert Roy Barker William Bonner Beeman Albert F. Bentley Argie Mae Bohannon Margaret M. Bone Mary C. Boone Kathryne Bost George Donald Bowie Jr. Doris Bracken Frank Elwood Brandeberry James M. Bridges Jr. Donald S. Bright l Helen Broodo Edith Brown Wilma Reno Brown Edwin August Bryan Mildred Jane Bulkeley Emma Lorene Burnett Daisy Marie Burns Monroe Byerly Anna Mae Caldwell Evelyn Faye Campbell Frances Carter James W. Carter Patsy Christine Carter Olivert Castile Wilbur T. Chandley Dorothy Ella Cline Florence Cole Helen Ruth Connelley Thurman Max Conrey Elise Cooper Lois Amelia Corbin Laura Mae Costley Daniel G. Cox Maynard Douglas Creighton Bessie Oneita Culwell Margaret Dale Marjorie Dalton Daryl Owen Daniel Lester Thomas Daniel Mertice Lou Dean Gerald Deatherage Lucian Leon Deaton Jr. Leona Morris Dickenson Frances Evelyn Diggs Gladys Virginia Dinnin Wendell Vernon Dixon William L. Donnell Zoe Elizabeth Duncan Louis Paul Durham Charlie May Ebner Dorothy Louise Edwards Bonnie D. Elkin Milton Elliot Iva Lee Eubank Melvin B. Evans Welsey N. Ferguson Phoebe Jane Filgo Cleo Flatt Robert Grady Fletcher Robert Darwin Ford Dorothy Elouise Gant Martha Frances Gardner Jo Catherine Gee Mary Sue Gilbert Elvis Leon Goodman Allan F. Gough Doris Katherine Griffis Alvis Odom Haley Martha Louise Hall Claudia Lee Hampton Mary Sue Hansard Earl Harbes Dorothy Hartman Jonnie Green Hawkins Anna Lucile Hayes Edith E. Hearne Evelyn Mary Helm Patrick Henry Jr. Hazel Virginia Herald Amie Ruth Highsmith Kathlyn Hill Charles Claxton Holden Linnye Loreine Holstead Helen Maxine Horn Paul Howell Merwyn Hudgens Georgia Mae Elizabeth Hull Florence Loretta Hulland Irving Leslie Humphrey Jr. Roscoe Wayne Hundley William Juul Huper Mary Elizabeth Hyatt Thelma Faye James William Ray Jenkins Addie Elizabeth Johnson Mary Alice Johnson Mildred Elizabeth Johnson Paul Waggoner Jones William Perry Jones Ruth Esther Jordan Harold M. Karr Patricia Kelley Jessie Patricia Kelley Gloria May Kensel Grace Elizabeth Kerwin Clois W. Keyes Claudia May Kidd c. L. King Mary Alene Kinnard Bertha Mae Kruger Johnnie Mae Lair Guy E. Langford Frances Marie Lea James Travis Lee Mary Emmaline Lewis Evelyn Imogene Lippard John Reid Loggie Presley B. Lomax Ruby Juanita McAda Gladys Elizabeth McAfee Madelyne McCarty Thelma McHam Venita Anne Mclver D. Pauline McMahen Estelle Kathryn McPhail Buena Vista Mann Kathleen Meeks Lois Meyers Frances Elizabeth Miller Philip Eugene Miller Mary Alma Mitchell Opal Elrena Mitchell Aaron Morgan Gordon Morris John R. Morrison Mildred Ann Mosby Travis Anetta Moss Jack Freear Murchison Alma Naylor Mary Emma Nelms Erie Harrold Newmon Donald C. Noll Tommy W. Norwood Emelia Helena Nuss Emil Emanuel Nuss R. W. Parish Juanita Patton Maurice E. Patton Oleta Patton Margaret Alice Pease Viola Winfred Pederson Keith Walker Porterfield Levi Weldon Price Rosa Ells Rader Frances Ann Randolph Clifton Max L. Raney John Harlan Ray Edna Reddy Nelle Wilson Reed Claudia Reese Paula Mae Rice Dorothy Elizabeth Roberts Maurine Roberts Joe Morris Robertson Minerva Mildred Robinson Hal Roper Virginia Rose William Roundtree Lloyd Royal Willie Dosia Roye Chester Hamlin Rugeley Marshall M. Rusk Beverly Samuels Ernest Sanford Harry Schram Thomas Clifford Scott Jr. Betty Jane Sehmann Frederick Sutton Sehman Jr. Louis Edgar Setterwhite Sadie Shain Roberta Shaw Helen Simpson Alvin Joseph Smith Harry John Smith Helen Mildred Smith Kathryne Frances Smith Lena C. Smith Victor Hugh Smith Jr. James Lott Spillman James Monroe Spoonts Jr. J. l. Staley Jr, Montague William Staniforth Joseph G. Steele Jr. Billie Leslie Stimson E. C. Stockton Jr. Betty Ann Taylor Dorothy Lee Taylor Loceille Teasley C. Carroll Thomas lvan Don Thomas Lois M. Thompson George W. Thorburn Ross Harvey Trigg Joseph D. Uttz Dollie Mae Vaden Gardner Walker James Neal Walker Lenora Walker Norma Jean Walling Charles B. Ware Wilda Alice Warren Fay Velita Weaver Walter Reuben Webb Mildred Winona Weems Eleanor M. Weiler Dan J. White Jr. Geneva E. White Johnny Russell White Lillie Irene White Ruby Alice White Eltra Aniece Wilkes Pauline Williams James Williamson Jack Wilson Oleta Wilson George Preston Wolfe Jesse Wolfe Constance Roberta Wolford Ernest E. Wood Marshall E. Wood Jimmie V. Wright Ruby Mae Wright Ruby Mae Wright Thomas Edward Wright Pearl Frances Wyatt THE CLASS OF l93l Cssj Loran D. Baker Garland Ballard Helen Berniece Beck Charles Edward Bodkin Henry Burns Brooks Cornell John Chewning Cherry Doris Childers Huldah Maude Cole Ted Evans Eugene Gerrald Farrell Myrna Lucille Hendrix Roberta King Margie Marie Leonard Edith C. Long Gertrude Loraine Mathis Jimmy Lee Maxwell Senith Estella Morgan Darrell Morrison Lelia Belle Morton Lyston M. Nolen Theda Rebecca Ramee Florence Bernadine Stallings Louise Thompson Grace Evaletta Wade Joseph B, White Joe Everette Williams Jay Dee Yeakley THE CLASS OF 1932 Uanb Raymond Allen Ralph Carlton Allison R. G. Anderson Thomas A. Batson Niski Ona Bell Britain Hortense Cabiness Anna Lee Cherry Alberta John Coburn Goldie Marguerite Coombs Gordon Ray Crumpler Guy O. Culver Kathleen Carter Dennis Aline Florence Eiter Stella Evans Jack Leroy Farabee Levita Claudia Pearl Finley Cleo A. Flowers Juanita Fae Garner Franklin Louis Goen Katherine E. Green Dorothy Hamilton Royce Elwyn Harris Mary Kathryn Hawley Sally Malendia Haynes Alta Emma Herd Evelyn Marguerite Holden J. R. Holton Joyce R. Johnson Donald Hiller Johnston Jim Keith Blanche Lorene Kent Eula Mildred Kent Ira William Kirkland Philip Henry Klein Cleo Hazel Kolb Juanita Legge Homer D. Lewis Harry E. Lucius Glen McCalister Malcom A. Mauldin John William Meadows John Miller Frederic Emery Moss Billy Mowrey Alexander Harry Murchison Bill Nabors Annie Florence Nycum Harry Frank Pappas Austin B. Pearce W. T. Reasor Marion James Reesby La Vonta Roblin Elaine Rogers Aradine Silkwood Lloyd O. Smith J. T. Strealy Martin Wayne Thornberry Robert Vigus Louis E. Wade John David White Virginia Wiest Merle Wright William Henly Yeargin Catherine Virginia Zachary THE CLASS OF i932 Maurine Adams Jeanette M. Aldrich Lucia Allred Berta Mae Anderson Charles Anderson Harry K. Ayres Jr. William A. Bachman Jr. Bill Bancroft Sally Bancroft Paul Barnett Jr. Mary Brown Basham Alma Bauch Alice Margaret Beaty Edwin C. Bebb Lorene Bedingfield Annette Beeman Bonnie M. Beeson Raymond Bennett Margaret Bernhardt Helen Berry Albert W. Bialkowski Marguerite Birkman Christine Boase Gerald W. Brookman Marguerite June Bruce Grace Berniece Bryan Herbert Bulkeley Jr. Joan Burlew Madge Caldwell Ed Campbell Jack Campbell Kathryn Campbell Nann C. Campbell Nathan Bullock Chenault Jr. J. Herndon Chism Blanche Beatrice Claer Lois Helen Clark Helen Clayton Francys Collins Paul Collins Velva Pauline Cone Velma Lee Counts Sidney Charles Covington Louise Crain J. F. Craven James Coyle Daniel Opal Lillie Darnell Ralph Thomas Davis Annie Lee Dickey J. G. Dixon Jr. Elizabeth Downing James Layton Downing Jr. Jannie Du Bose Samuel L. Egger Janelle Eichelberger Eutus Euella Estes Joe W. Evans Jr. Mary Fae Evans Anna Belle Farley Jason Beryl Faulkner Blanche Fellow Sadie Fisch Joyce Francis Ford Burton Fore John D. Fore E. A. Foster Maston Foster Joan Fox Lester Wait Fritz Jr. Ferrell Gant Helen Wilson Gardner Jack W. Gentry Loneta Everie Glidewell Claude E. Gorin Dorothy Maye Gothard Essie Jewel Graham Clay Gray Helen Greene Frances Griffin Frank Hager Kathryn Berwyn Haggard Sarah Beth Hall Opal Irene Hamilton Lynn L. Hammond H. R. Hanks Jr. Willis M. Hanks Walter Melton Hansard Lucille Harper James Hardie Harris Eugene Blocker Harvey Helen Heard Quinn Holder Elizabeth Frances Holland Oliver W. Holmes Neville T. Howell Leslie Hudson William Huff Jr. Leon N. Huffines Mary Lou Hull Jean Hunter James Marvin Hutchison Orren Janeway Charles N. Johnson Grace Margaret Johnson Jewell Evans Johnson Georgia Johnston Mildred Jones Ruth Wilson Jones Vesta Rhea Keirsey Edward Ross Kerley John Ketner Francys Marye Krauss Iris Dean Lane Maxine lsobelle Larson Jack Laster James T. Lee Kenneth Aaron Lee Lena Mae Lesley Modenia Earle Long Frances Margaret Louderback Naomi Dot Lynn Elgie Virginia Lytton Agnes McAfee Harold McBryde Mary McCarty Donald Randolph McCauley Hernly McCullough Moselle McGaughey Jane McGrady Ralph McKinlay Marion McKinley Lena Mae McKinney Bridwell McKnight Edward August Maag Clem L. Maclin Harry Mallard Amy Louise Meredith C. W. Miller Jr. Delia Moore Lottie Corine Morris Kathrin Mosby Addie Val Murrell George Lawrence Napier Ray Naumann Lilyan Maude Naylor Maxine Elizabeth Nelson Ellen Barton Newby Madge Newsom Charlotte Ruth Odell Charlene Maye O'Harra Cleo Eugene Owens Mildred Louise Owens Rosella lrene Parham Clarence B. Parker Delia Parker Vivian Morine Parker Laurie Glen Pattillo Julia Pechacek Blanche Opal Peebles Beth Perkins Robert Marvin Pierce J. Clark Pollard Mary La Reita Pope Norvan Maurice Presley RUll't Pruitt Lorena Ramming Martin Ramming Jack Ray Albert L. Reed Harold E. Reeves Charles Cleon Reid William David Reynolds Patsy Mace Richardson Thelma Riley Marilyn Leona Robertson Mary Beth Robinson Richmond Benton Ross Jennie Mable Rowe Rosa Nell Savage Leonard Saye James Mitchell Scarborough Alice Rudelle Seal Max Sepkovitch Harry Shain Forest Cecil Sharp Mary Ellen Shaw Robert Godfrey Shelton Ruth C. Sides C. O. Simmons Jr. La Rue Simmons Nannie Inez Sims Noreta Mae Sims Emma Smith Jayne Smith Mary Elizabeth Smith Nellie Ruth Smith Newnan Smith Orion Smith Rufus King Smith Sallie Merle Smith Virginia Evalyn Smith Winnie Priscilla Smith Ruth Lucile Snyder Orilea Lillian Somerville Robert Eugene Souther Lauretta Sparkman Eugenia Belle Staber Melba Kathleen Staber Vergie Mae Stearman Gussie Lee Stevenson Athalie Swan Lurline Thurman Clifford Glenn Tinsley Marian Elizabeth Trevathan Farrell Euden Tucker Elisabeth Turner Charles E. Veros Jr. Malcolm A. Vordenbaum Emogene Wagoner Grace Rebecca Warman A. L. Warren Jr. Jessie Warren Cooper Waters James R. Wiley Darold E. Williams Doris Jeannette Williams Mary Frances Williams Ray Wilson William Ellis Wilson Jr. Joe Parker Witherspoon Jr. Bennett Louis Withrow Dola Lorenza Wolf Ara Belle Wooten Jean Worley Mary Frances Wright Veda Wyatt THE CLASS OF i932 Cssb Leonard Baggett Harry Baumgardner Elva Belle Brown Maline Buchanan Ralph Chenault James Allan Clark Yvonne Melba Cox Bob Martin Daugherty Billy Ducker Weldon Sweeton Guest William Howard Haggard Mildred Wynetta Hansard Nathalene Hendricks Kathryn Alrnira Hurd John Meredith Harold E. Milligan J. Lee Newland Martha Kate Ramey Dorothy Jeannette Rodgers Frances Louise Towles Veola Elizabeth Whitlock Georgia Mae Wilson lsadore Wolfson THE CLASS OF T933 issj Claude Clary Claylon C. Daves Wilton Hagemann Edmund Scott Hunter J. Paul Lynn William Orval Malone Lloyd Miller Lucile Moore William Robert Mowrey Virginia Neely Anna Rubena Nelson Annis Belle Palmer Sanford Shores Treva Swinney Sue Widner THE CLASS OF T933 iJan.l George A. Allison Alta Mae Bogue Robert Harold Brandon Richard J. Byrd Sarah Shelley Caple Winnie Mozelle Crews Clara Frances Cromer James C. Dawson L. M. Doran Ernest John Dormier Fernetta B. Foley De Leon Forgay Mariorie Charlotte Fox John W. Garnett Genaro Gonzales Jack Warner Gregg Jeanne Elizabeth Gullahorn Della lrene Hair Chester Paul Hampton Eldon Harwood Harris Marie Hartman Oran Medlin Heath Fredeia Elizabeth Hight Dessie Lea Hill Willo Hulsey Jewell Frances Hundley Billy Ross James Richard Campbell Lindsey Jasper McBride Lee Roy McBride Miller M. McDaniel Vernon U. McDaniel Clifford W. Mann Beniamin E. Marcus Nancy Jane May Harrell Austin Miller Iris Gretchen Pearson Emmitt Dubose Pipes Eleanor Jackson Rader Helen Louise Ragland Irma Lou Vena Ramsey Harold Leissler Riney Cecil Pat Rogers Melvin Rogers Merl Barnhart Schellhase Cleo Shipley Maxie William Shumake Martha Joanna Steele John Mac Taylor Roger Mills Tittle, Jr. Ruth Geveva Wallace Juanita Faith Williams 2l8 Lester A. Wingard Agnes Young Robert M. Young THE CLASS OF T933 Walter B. Adams, Jr. Robert C. Addison Jack Donald Albright George W. Allen Juanita Louise Allred Myrtle Anglin Cleo Arrington Frazier Arwood Betty Ann Ayer Manzanita Kathryn Ayers Ruth Bailey lrene Baker Hazel Jimmie Baldridge Elsie Fay Barron Harold F. Bartell Maggie Joe Bell Virginia Gaston Bennett Thomas Bruce Benton Frances Emmaline Billingsley Hugh Hardy Blakely Maurine Boardman James Bradford Bodkin Bernece B. Bowles Louise Brackett Ida Maurine Bradburn Maxine Frances Brandeberry James K. Branham Ferrell Brewer F. W. Brown Roger Harvey Brown William Brown Smitty Lester Browning Valdon R. Brownlee George Fitzgerald Bryant, Jr. George Riley Burch Cecil Burrows Beverly Calhoun Opal Elizabeth Calvert Jack Nathaniel Campbell Kathryn Campbell Lois Elwyna Campbell Tom H. Cardin Mildred Carey Chalmers Robert Carpenter Lillie May Carrigan Edith Louise Carrow Della Fay Carter D. Andre Cauble Charles Edwin Chatterton Herbert Coke Cheshire Herman A. Clark Jane Jalonick Clayton Irma Cline Leta Ruth Coffman James William Collins Cholola Maxine Collins Mary Florence Cowden Guy Leon Cox Roy E. Crocker Finis A. Crutchfield, Jr. David Davis Pauline Laroue Davis Sophia H. Davis Robert Y. Decker Ralph Provine Dickson Lida Mae Dillingham George W. Dimock Bernard Augustus Dinnin Bill Dishong Pearl Dodson Marie Drennan Thomas Francis Durkin, Jr. Sylvia Montez Elarn Dorothy Eureka Eubanks Juanita Ferguson Ernest Logan Finger Morris Fisch Mattie Ruth Fisher Lois Barbara Fisk Joseph William Fletcher Elmer Lee Fondren Marvin Horace Fox Lucile Bandy Fraley Marybelle Franks Claudie Beatrice Friberg Richard Frederick Gabler Elsie Pearl Garrett John Edward Gay Caroline Gebert Edgar Lewis Gerhardt Jewell Gibbins Lois Patricia Gibbins Mary Margaret Glidewell Brisco Gray Lelia lrene Green Daniel B. Greene Edward W. Greenwood Nelle Berta Ground Irma A. Haley Annie Mary Hampton Stephen Lester Hansard, Jr. Helen R. Hartman Alice Golda Hasting Beatrice Hathorn W. J. Hawthorne, Jr. Patty Lou Hearne Thurman Hefley James A. Hill Virginia Mae Hill Odessa Holland Francis Juanita Holmes Mozelle Holmes Anna Katherine Howard Eva Jo Howard Georgia Howle James Lawrence Hull W. D, Humble Reginald Frank Humphrey Helen James lrys James Walter Wilson Jenkins Dorothy Helen Johnson Frank Marion Johnson Wilton E. Keeter Ollie Belle Kemp Ruth Kiel Richard Gordon Kilgore Edna Faye Kimbell Alfred R. King Audrey King Imogene Kinnard Ernest A. Kouri Eugene Wayland Lamance David K. Langford Mary Elizabeth Largin Janelle Lemon Kathryn Lemon Eloise Leissler Helen Long Evelyne Lucius Cora Lee Ludolphus Dan E. Lundien Cornie McBee Myrl McBee Allen James McCarty James M. McDill Thaxton McGregor Leslie R. McHam Byron Dagman McQuerry G. W. McReynolds, Jr. Jane Main J. N. Mann Virginia Lou Mansker Marga Manz Raymond Marantz Alice Lorraine Marrs Ray John Martin Roy Youngblood Martin Duane William Meredith Doris Ruth Miller Gladys Frankie Miller William Miller Billy L. Mitchell Joe Clark Moody Virginia Moody Joy Etheline Moore L. P. Moore, Jr. Orville Moore Woodrow Butler Moore Alice Elizabeth Morgan Norena Morgan Helen Muller Laree M. Mundy Elizabeth Lucile Murchison Eugene V, Napier Dove Maurine Nash Minnie Ruth Neal Gene Nicholson Helen B. Nolen Arvin Norwood Ted A. Norwood Carl Albert Oglesby Jessie Lee Osborn Albert Henry Owen, Jr. Fisher W. Palmer Eugene Parker Alice Mae Payne Charles Ray Pearce Albert Frank Pechacek Charles Edward Peterson, Jr. Thomas Orville Pierce Virginia Randolph Pierce John Cleveland Pierson, Jr. Genevieve Faye Powell Stephen Aldermann Powers Nina B. Price Dorothy Raley Betty Reed Bennie Lee Reynolds Mildred Richards Truett Richardson Dolores Riley Dorothy Jeanne Rines Helen Roberson Dudley Marvin Roberts Forrest Ellis Robertson Dennis Jack Robinson Frances M. Robinson Robert Byron Robinson Janette Lee Russell Henry R. Rutherford Wayne Wilson Savage Flora Louise Seeker Phoebe Lou Sehmann Alice Catherine Sides Ollie Mae Sikes Edward Everett Silk Noyes Silkwood Thelma La Vera Simmons Curtis Sims Emmett Carroll Skeen Eulala Smith Helen Smith Helen Hunt Smith Richard Walter Smith Theda Celeste Smith Gwendolyn Imogene South Edward J. Sparkman Ruth Holly Spencer Gladys Stevenson Zena Stockton Willie Gresham Stone Margaret Elizabeth Street Harry Strief, Jr. Floyd E. Swain Elbert Tate Evelyn Taylor Oneal Taylor Vivian Faith Taylor Karl C. Tenbrink William Preston Thompson Ida Fay Tims lrene Tittle Leta Mae Trevathan Evelyn Tucker Guy H. Underwood Evelyn Harriet Van Emden Mary Evelyne Vaughan Anna Lea Waddill Bertha Delle Walker Janet F. 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