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

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Chuck Kreutz, David Morris, Gayla Norris, Gayle Underwood , ,.,, , Carl Anderson, Kay Atchley, Preston Ribnick, Judy Rickards, Barbara Ridinger, Chris Toler Art and Layout Consultant , ..,. ,,..., M attye Mae Haynie Editorial Consultant ,,... ,,,,,, Emma Lou Proctor Photography Consultant ,,,..., .,,s, Do n C. Odneal Business ,a,,, ,, ,. O. T. Freeman Collections .,,s,,. ..... J . B. Cabaniss Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of WICHITA FALLS HIGH SCHOOL Wichita Falls, Texas Table of Contents Preface ....................... Administration .... .... Activities ..... .... Honors .... Sports .... ..... Classes... Autographs .................. ...1-9 . 10-35 . 36-91 92-125 126-167 168-247 248-256 WMWAJQMWWSZ- ,bdkfnaaffnfcff W7fW ,egg-Wffief ,gdwfjf .x.lfJ. .h-.Zig .1 Many students seldom see the brighter side of school, thinking only of the scholastic requirements. While WFHS maintains high academic standards above all else, there are numerous extracurricular activities which do more than broaden our educational experiences. These activities make our school days, days of pleasure by creating an enioyable atmosphere in which to work. Recognizing these many organizations and activities, we select The Brighter Side of School Life as the theme ot the 1964 Coyote. 1 'J s As our world becomes more complex, the challenge left to young people increases. However, the nature of youth is such that each generation welcomes the challenge and responds to it with gladness. It is the temperament of young people to be glad even in the midst of complexities, for youth is a time of fun, a season of blue skies and high hopes for a bright future. lt is a time of preparation, a chance for study and for an increase in knowledge ofthe mysteries of the world. Most of all, youth is a time of experiences and decisions that largely determine the course of adult life. 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RANDEL Southern Methodist University, Midwestern University President Superintendent of City Schools CHARLES PROTHRO IKARD SMITH Vice-President Secretory DICK HARRIS DR. W. L. POWERS R. W. HARLESS MRS. LARRY J, DOING chool Leaders G. H. KIRBY, M.A. R. M. DAVIS, M.A. E. B. FINCHER, M.A. University of Southern California Austin College North Texas State University Assistant Superintendent Business Manager Director of instruction Through the able and competent leadership of our school administrators, the Wichita Falls Public School System has kept pace with progressive educational trends and has succeeded in maintaining excellent scholastic standards. The last ten years have witnessed a rapid modernization of teaching techniques from the elementary grades through the secondary level. This success is a direct result of the diligent efforts of these educators. MRS. FRANCES DANlELf B.S. L. E. ORRICK, M.A. JOE L. GOLDING, M. Ed. Texas Women's University Texas University Midwestern University Director of Cafeteria Director of Audio Visual Education Director of Athletics School library Services The Wichita Falls High School carries on extensive co-curricular and extra- curricular activity programs designed to brighten and enhance the student's school life. Studies reveal that there is a definite relationship between success and hap- piness in school and participation and leadership in school clubs, activities, and athletics. You, as a student, should read this annual slowly and with understanding so that you may measure your own contribution to the general welfare of yourself and your school. 017 in JOE K. REED, M. Ed. JAMES A. COWAN, M.S Midwestern University l East Texas State College Assistant Principal i Dean of Boys HELEN GRACE GOULD. B.A. University of Texas Dean of Girls Office Numerous activities planned for the entire school must be carefully super- vised and coordinated. Hours of planning and double-checking are spent past the regular school day by the office personnel so that confusion can be held to a minimum. The cooperation ofthe office staff has greatly aided school organiza- tions and their activities. The indefatigable spirit displayed by the principal, deans, and secretaries adds much to the brighter side of school. NED MQNEILL, M.A. CURTIS SIEBENTHALI., M. Ed. North Texas State University Midwestern University Assistant Daan ot Boys Guidance Director 'K Op ,- . k 'BM -is ,, I Q A -P J L Wim... f -.. dpi' 1 T' ,, Q . Q. , 2 . z ..1 - M Ulf- 'Q dw SS' -- ,0Aj'm' -.3-ya-. .rpqsw-gaaiix XU5,.5,,w4v K 1 X f ' ifizziiiiiiw ' d ,5- fi ff M' K Mfg ,JJ ' ' SH? 5552, U33 x j 'K ,gl Em 452+ ,X 1. 1 vw- f ' W' fx if , fi .5 f . , It .-. . mph, f f - ' M , N- ,,... 1- T' 5 Second period offks uslnanh help sacraiarles chuck attendance , -ul N n 1 MQ. MRS, JEFF pucxsrr, M.A. Mus. J. Q Ponren, M.Ed. MRS. JIM SVAJDA, B.A. Texas Woman's University Midwestern University North Texan State University English One method by which one may expand his understanding of our culture is to study the basic concepts under- lying our life. An excellent way to achieve this goal is to study the literary works of both ancient and contemporary writers in order to view their expressions of life. Similarly, one develops mental acumen by learning to express himself and his ideas clearly and concisely. By means of a well-rounded four-year program of literature and grammar, the Department of English of Wichita Falls High School seeks to instill and develop these abilities in its students. The Department of English is also responsible for noting and preserving all achievements and changes in Coyote land through its three news media: The Coyote, The Coyote News, and Teen Times. ESTEl.l.E WCOD, M.Ed. MRS. LEROY N. COCKINGHAM, B.A. EMMA LOU PROCTOR, B.S. University of Texas University of Tannauea Howard Payne College Editorial Advisor of THE COYOTE get W MRS T P MCGOUGH, n.A. ANN CAREY, a.s. Mas. HAL RAY M A TUX!! W95l9Y0f1 CUHBQC North Texas State University Unversuty of Texas Sponsor of Coyote News Library The students of WFHS have the opportunity to further their knowledge of great literary works and current events through the extensive volumes of books and magazines in the Snider Library. For one looking for the lighter side of learning, there are numerous stories of fiction, books on social activities, and many others that have been placed in the library for everyone's entertainment and enioyment. Much of the pleasantness of the atmosphere in Snider Library is made possible by the helpful attitude and limitless patience of Miss Natalie Gorin and Mrs. Noel W. Andrews, the school librarians. NATALIE E GORIN, B.S. ln L.S. MRS, NOEL W, ANDREWS 9 A G'0f90 PeGb0dY Cvlllsv Texan Womsn'l University Co-Sponsor of library Club Co-Sponsor of Library Club :Ames H. CLARK, M.s. Mus. DOROTHY THoMPsoN, M.Ed. WILLIAM 'r. FALLS, a.s. University of Kansas Midwestern University West Texas State College Sponsor of Chemistry Club Coeiponsor of Biology Club . The Department of Science of our high school is among the best in our area. Combining the ability of many excellent teachers with a curriculum of general science, biology, chemistry, and physics, the department offers superb preparation for college. The new audio-visual aids made available this year add interest and color to the courses of chemistry and physics. The study of science is, to many students, one of the brighter sides of school life. i Senlou check on one of their class's :amouflaged dixtillarisl. MRS. BARBARA DOMINICK, 8.5. Ed. JACK STANFORD, B.A. Midwexlern University Baylor University Co-Sensor of Biology Club Don'I laugh, Susie. One more gene, and poofl-instant girl! FRED E. HERRINGTON, B.S. MRS. B. MAURICE CORBETT, B.S. Sul Russ Stale College Arkansas Slale Teachers' College MRS. WALTON ALLEN, 8.5. Texas Christian University Sponsor of Biology Club Q , 0 O O NO ROBERT J. POIROT. 8.5. Midwestern Universily RANDELL L. BRADLEY, M.Ed. MONA G. HORTON, M.Ed. ZELA GASKIN, M.Ed. Midwestern University Sponsor of Math Club PAUL W. GENUNG, M.Ed. Mldwestern University JOE D. GARLAND, M.A. University of Texas East Texas State College Mathematics The advancing technology of today requires a substantial knowl- edge of mathematics. The courses offered by the Department of Mathematics at WFHS provide ample opportunity for each student to receive such knowledge. ln addition to the basic courses-related mathematics, plane geometry, and algebra-this department offers courses in trigonometry, solid geometry, analytical geometry, and calculus. Instruction is also offered in side rule and number sense. During the past few years the Department of Mathematics has in- spired a growing number of students to seek further study in the field of numbers. FLOYD W. STONE, B.S. GWEN GUILLET, B.A. Southern Methodist University Midwestern University Mldwestern University ERNESTINE BOLIN, M.A. HUNTER KIRKPATRICK, M.S. MARY B, awp, MA, Southern Methodist University East Texas State College Columbig Univgrglry Sponsor of National Honor Society Coach of Athletics Social tudies A primary aim of the Department of Social Studies is to help each student adiust himself to his world by a better understanding of the pastand of the events of today. Since history is being made each day and our methods of government are being improved, students are challenged to keep up with the happenings. Even the newest textbooks are supplemented by The American Observer to give up-to-date political information. Maps, charts, and films provide a clearer understanding of historical places and events. Daily newspapers are used to give news as it happens to keep students aware of the events around them. This department realizes that to understand, one must first be kept informed. A moment of silence for the South. WILUAM F, MER, Mid. vmGiNlA wmznunsr, M.A Midwestern univmiiy University of Oklahoma Coach of Athletics . ' - V L -. 1 s .. W mel MRS. J. F. MORELAND, M.A. DONNELL L. CROSSLIN, M.S. MRS. M. K. ANTHONY, M.A. East Texas Stale College Hardin-Simmons Universily Midwestern University Coach of Athletics Co-sponsor of Senior Class Mrs. Anthony makes events of a hundred years ago come to life today. l JAMES 1. DAVIS, s.A. Mas. Joan Locale, BA. DON ODNEAL, s.s. Texas Technological College University of Inu North Texas Slate University Conch of Athletics Photographer for Publications Mizs. KENNETH A. WARREN, B.A. MRS. DARWIN BURLISON, B.A, Southwestern Loulslana Unlverslty Midwestern University Cc6ponsor of French Club Co-Sponsor of French Club . Home Economics Various co-curricular activities are held throughout the school year in connection with the Department of Home Economics. For teas and recep- -, tions held in the Home Economics living room, the students in the cooking ' S department prepare and serve refreshments. Such occasions are not only ' enioyed by all concerned, but also give invaluable experience that aids the students. Sewing is an enioyable pastime which is of practical use to each young lady. As experience is gained by class proiects, additions are made ' to each girl's wardrobe, LJ 1 L Nuts, w, J. WHITE, 5.5, MRS. 0. B. ALBRITTON, 5.5. HENRYETTA SANDS. M.Ed. Nenh Tgxas- State Univgrxity Texas Woman's University North Texas State University Co-Sponsor ef Senior Clan JOHNNIE M. LONG. M.Ed. North Texas State University Yes, at first we thought il was Greek too. Commercial To prepare the youth of today for meeting the competitive world of business, WFHS offers various commercial courses to interested students. For work as secretary, bookkeeper, or receptionist, students are offered courses in typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and office practice. For a general knowledge in business and the managing of finances, economics and commercial law are offered. Mechanical drawing and shop provide a basic training for careers in engineering, architecture, and drafting. Since the demand for highly trained personnel is greater today than ever before, the youth of WFHS have a deep feeling of gratitude for the teachers who have devoted their lives to com- Etercial education that the Coyotes may also be on the winning team in the competitive world of usiness. MRS, GUY UNDERWOOD, B.S. J. C. CABANISS, Md.Ed. MRS. LOIS KNIGHT, B.S. North Texas Stale University Midwestern University Texas Women's Univanlty CoSponsor of Senior Class Financial Advisor of Publications g c ft W , 'fi ROBERT H. GLENN, M.S. MRS. JOE BAUSCHER, B.S. JESSE J. WALLA, B.S. North Texas State University University of Oklahoma Southeastern State College Co-Sponsor of Senior Class Sponsor of Vocational Industrial Club Mr. Glenn fint teaches his shop classes to square a board. JOE D. SLACK, M.Ed. MRS. J. E. MOOSE, M.A. HERB F, MARVEL, M,A, North Taxa: State University University of Pittsburgh North Taxa, State University Sponsor of Dlstributiva Education Club Couch of Athletic, 29 MRS. T. RICHARD MOSS, M.A. Columbia Univerlity Speech Adeptness in self-expression is an art that enables one to increase his con- fidence and to proiect his ideas clearly and forcefully. The WFHS Department of Speech, through its diversified and com- prehensive program, seeks to reach all the students in our school. One major facet in our speech program is the Na- tional Forensic League, composed of ad- vanced students in debate, extemporane- ous speaking, original oratory, and prose poetry reading. The National Thespian Society is composed of those students in- terested in drama. These students first become members of Amateur Guild and then advance to the Thespians. Courses in radio, television, and stage- craft are also available. H, BEDFORD FURR, M.A. Southern Methodist University Sponsor of National Forensic League Sponsor of Student Council 0 F-4. JAMES 11 YAUGER, M.A. , J DELENNA L. ROGERS, B.A. Midwestern University Mldwelfsfft Uf'lV2f'lfY 30 Debaters display intense emotions in a Medicare discussion. DAN PREWITT. M.Mus. Southern Methodist University W 4 P 'Q 'sf 1t 6 hd K 5,4 MATTYE MAE HAYNIE, M.Ed. Texas Woman's University Sponsor of The Coyote I l THOMAS SHAW, M.M.Ed, ACHlll.ES BALABANIS, M.5. North Texas State Uni raity University of Illinois Sponsor of Choral su Cl Music Since music provides enioyment for both the performer and the listener, the Department of Music of WFHS is important for the entertainment it gives to the student body as well as the musical training it affords the members of the choirs, band, and orchestra. The choirs provide lovely, inspiring music throughout the year. The orchestra presents classical and popular works in special assemblies. In addition to its fine concert work, the band adds a touch of excitement to pep rallies and football games. The Department of Music wins many honors for our school in various music contests. Art The Department of Art offers courses to students who have a natural artistic talent and wish to express their feelings while developing their skill. Whether for later work in the commercial field or for the private enioyment of the student, the skilled instruction and help given by Miss Mattye Mae Haynie and Miss Joyce P. Samuels are of great value to the stu- dents of WFHS. Besides developing ar- tistic skills in oil painting, ceramics, and charcoal pictures, the students are given the opportunity of expressing the brighter side of life in pictures. MAJOR BRUCE R. KNOWLTON, M.E. Midwestern University Health One of the brightest spots of the school day in the lives of many students is health class. Here the social manners, proper grooming, and good health so necessary to enioyable living are instilled by inspired and dedi- cated teachers. Class discussions and the use of audio-visual aids are vital parts off this useful course for freshmen and sopho- mores. MRS. JACK JONES, M.Ed. Midwestern University Co-Sponsor of Future Nurses DCC It has often been said that discipline and proper respect for au- thority are two of the major-qualities that every young man must de- velop in order to succeed in our society. The National Defense Cadet Corps, under the guidance of Maior Bruce R. Knowlton, attempts to make these qualities an integral part of every student taking NDCC training and thereby increase the number of responsible, well-disciplined young men. Every time I do this I get depressed. but my curloslty overwhelmed me. VERNON HAMMOND5. B.B.A. MRS. R. E, COLE University of Texas Nurse ffl' x8 Salam! D111 Z' v-ff' -' .--EI' HADDON F. MALoNs, M.s. MACK l- KECK. M.S. North rms sem univmaiy Zlonlp' Timhsfefe University oac a At letics SEDT The Safety Education Drivers' Training course of WFHS teaches novices and veterans alike the worth of safe driving. Classes under skilled professors and actual experience in dual-control cars produce drivers whose ability can be measured in reduction of traffic accidents. Study Hall The student's best friend is the study hall. No saying was ever more true. The tranquil atmosphere of the study hall provides an hour of achievement that might not be possible in the sometimes distracting atmosphere of a home. MRS, 'IRAVIS H, SMITH, 5.5, LLOYD E. DEERINWATER, B.S. MRS. B. T, HAW5, 5-5- Texas Woman's University Midwestern University TWH WUml'1'S Uftivmilv BILL GARRETT, B.S. JOYCE E. GEER, B.S, MORRIS K. MERCER, M.Ed. North Texas State University East Texas State College Midwestern University Coach of Athletics Co-Sponsor of Girls' Gym Leaders Coach of Athletics Tennis Sports comprise a maior part of the outside activi- ties of the school. Each year the tennis team makes a splendid record for WFHS. Each participant is rewarded by fun, physical improvement, a feeling of personal achievement, and a sense of pride in helping bring honor to our school. MR5- JAMES T- DAVIS. M.5. CHARLES W. AVERA, M,Ed. Louisiana State University Midwestern Universiry Conch of Athletics Coach of Athletics ' 35 I x 2129? gf ar ACTIVIUES r Z J'F.- djlfmw 4 , .V ij, Kg A T s ,xl 5 2 EV K f 5 Q Ipfxpx rf',xx ,Dx . ,gre if Nz' , J' K-5 3 3:5 .Ani 1fk:3'?:i::.i-.6 1: . XJ' 8 Y F3 ,,. D4 1 .1 'Q if 1 A W . . ' ' 'f 'N 'y 12, ,. 'ij ' , A , k I ffwi' 1 Q 0 ig xl 3 .in U I y If 1 f , i f ,. , -re H f - - , 3, A . Q Ty f ' k'x?H2UFZg1 ' f 330533 ex ,I . - K - I L f 3, 15 1 Q..,':.! A Yi. . jj 1 4,5 :L U p ' ' 5' if f W5 H 4 . , ..e 1. .PAM . , 1 . ' K ' 1- . ' ' ' -tfw.. 'JW - s L ,.'. ' ' , f A ' I g f U ,Qfri 1 ff ,, ,X 1 , ' 1 xylgb , A - r .A g I E I I 112. W. R U 1- .-.ix H UQ 2 1' , . ' ' uri ' g ' - . . . lf: ?I , .,,., A if-.. ,RNS . Lrwzri. .LJ ,y'..l l ' A Y .5 N gf. ST V?- NQVFK if Y? fe Y. Q H ,LELW ,QZQS iw 'G ni. x, , - Q '-'MH W, ' dui? i A ...,A :far ff 2 i Yen , 0 0 --'M ' 2 ' 35. I T , 1 , 4? SQ . 4 23. 5? TTD vs- L -x 5 r' ex' 1 I : 12,5 4 ., . .N ,. ,..1.5. yn X 51, Elms Q J X w,vaa,,.,, .gil i -aY'1l i4.1! 3 , ,z, I .vga CLASS-Chu Morris. . Y? 'E ck muh, Gayle undefwood, Gayla New -' 1. M. . , W- a-H :ff . A . .. - -any --vfdix-,v Annual taff of school life. The l964 Coyote Annual Staff sincerely hopes that in these pages the Brighter Side of School Life will be revealed in its fullest capacity. Sponsor of Photographers-Don C. Odneal l. 1 5, A ,,,.- ,.. 'mm M W , - i rf' .11 H Vt f 4 L A Ant Ano LAYOUT-sally Pndgen and Susan Ballard . Q Hortons-Jessie cimningham, Mark Medford, Karen Monaghan Don Mock v PHOTOGRAPHERS-Carl Anderson, Kay Alchley, Preston Ribnick, Judy Rickards, Barbara Ridingcr, Chris Toler. - ADMlNlSTRATlON-Sue Hanna, Deana Matti Sfockstill. ngly, Ronnie he Qlngote ews mins . T ' T ,1 :Gsm I f 1 A Q ,,,,,,- I I PHE55 Il Psi lllTl0ll i f STAFF K T E Co-editors .. ..,,,, ,,,,,.,,.,,.. .,,., A n n Camp, Vicki Vaughn Page 3 Editor .,,, . . ,,...... .. ....,.,. CYIlthla Dodds . v . 5 Page 4 Editor . .. .. ,....,..,. . Dean Brown K N Q UL, U Make-up .artists . A,.. ,. .,,,,.,....... Leah Allen. Cyntra Dodds Exchange Editor , ,,,... .....,.. . ,....,.,. .,,, . ...,,,, Sa ndl Klaus REPORTERS Leah Allen, David Bowersock, Dean Brown. Ann Camp. Shells. G 4 Crow. Jessie Cunningham, Cynthia Dodds, Cyntra Dodds. Cheryl Elem, Cheryl Francis. Claudia Henderson, Michael Ann Hick- man. Janice Hudson. Tommy Irvin, Sandi Klous, Donna Taylor. Vy Townsend, Jeannine Utzman and Vlckl Vaughn. CIRCULATION STAFF Kathie Baker. Vesta Dickenson, Davld Dunsworth, Kathy Haral- son, Donna Hardesty, Sarah Long. Mary Ann Martinez, Shirley Morrow. Mary Pearce, Barbara Rhone, Judy Tholander, Marsha Tlbblts. SPONSORS Mrs. T. P. McGough . .. ,,.,., .. . Joumallsm Mr. J. C. Cabanlss . .. ....,,,,,...,,.,....,. Advertising Mr. I. C Presaon -- ,....... - .,,.,.,, Circulation The Coyote News is an active organization. The sponsor, Mrs. J. P. McGough, leads her staff of iournalists in the making and planning of a newspaper. Published frequently, The Coyote News offers information and pictures of the school's activities. Contributions are made weekly to the Witchita Falls Times for its Teen Times page, which is edited by Mrs. Laura T. Doing. The Coyote News proves to be a vital part of the activities of our daily school life. ' 'iiiffrtuugz 6'll.'00P'r 'J J x Circulation Staff of the Coyote News is directed by Mr. I. C. Presscn and includes Kathie Baker, Vesta Dickenson, David Dunsworth, Kathy Haralson, Donna Hardesty, Sarah Long, Mary Ann Martinez, Shirley Morrow, Mary Pearce, Barbara Rhone. Judy Tholander, and Marsha Tibbits. The make-up artists are, seated, left to right, Leah Allen, Jessie Cunningham, Cyntra Dodds: standing, Shelia Crow. The exchange stall includes Jeannine Utzman, Janice Hudson, Cheryl Francis, Sandi Klaus, Donna Taylor, Cheryl Elam, David Buwersock, and Tommy Irvin. Ute editors of the Coyote News are, left to right, Ann Camp, Vicki Vaughn, Cynthia Dodds, and Dean Brown. Seated is the sponsor, Mrs. McGough. xlizzsbwivv' k A I 43 MAJORETTES: Left to right: Nancy Pryor, Barbara Burrus, and owannq Bytg. i ,fm ,Lili , L' lxlwx iv NX' 'F tw. 1 .X . xiii igykmi Q1 X X wax r'-J MR. DAN FREWITT Director 44 Coyote Mardi The Coyote Marching Band, composed of 112 members, provides the basis for pep and enthusiasm at games and pep rallies. Under the direction of Mr, Dan Prewitf, The band performs stunning feats with precision drill. It als? pre- ' wtf- xx ., J ' ,y'..1'Q Ns... ,1 I. 'ut , , X Y Q ,,f,..x . 35 ., + 9:5 1' U - 2' XL fix 'fi y ,. gfx. -SQ S' J. N . ,, - .xii xv? K' -V.-1?--X -JN ' Z xx - 7 5 4 X v Wx .- i -. . H f, xg? b-'Z' -J' ,K A ,. v .XX - .Mfg Q' ,v . xx 5 , - - ', - Q A A K! s xv. If X x Xx u 1 k 'L fx xx P, 1, K x bu X , 1- A, Q1 ' D S fi i Q ,wr Nga? l Qi X ' uf' V! NYT , Q U7 Q ,Q gl FE 'ik ge , A A YV' 3, , Iv Q' v 9 - . n 'EFI 1? , he 4 0 '.' gy wx W1 ' r . i V ,Egg El is 'J KV ii, viii K ' 3' T U N i if ' I-,E NI.iM txt .3 ' ' fn in . ,f I! Tv , 3g33fi1's? G mf f ,Q ' 1 A' .,. 54 4- Q Q ff H mga? Q5f'Y ' f?ffiQf4ai5:QL6?imffl'aP' W W-Wqixh Variety Plus Variety Plus 1964 was, in part, a ' study in contrast. lt went from the f Q hustle, bustle of political life with Col- ? one! Enden Butts of Texas, to those singing floormops, those m o a n i n g hounds from London, England, The Beagles. The KLBJ roving reporters- Sally, Karen, and Preston-carried on exclusive interviews with Colonel Butts in New Orleans, in a small Irish village, and at the annual Buttsburg County Fair. The four emcees - Karen Monaghan, Sally Pridgen, Preston Ribnick, and Charles Butts-agree with Mr. Prewitt that Variety Plus 1964 was the most glamorous and exciting Variety Plus in the history of the Coyote Band. 1 is EMCEES, left to right: Charles Butts, Karen Monaghan, Sally Prldgen, and Preston Rilsnick. THE QUEENSTON THREE: Jan Clark, Claudia Henderson, and Nancy Biggi, DAVID AYARS Charles and Preston say: Hurry, hurry, hurry! Get your Variety Plus tickets right herelll' Orches The WFHS Symphony Orchestra, composed of 60 members, is an active organization under the direction of Mr. Achilles Balabanis. This group played at the Dallas State Fair and also partici- pated in the Spring Festival, the All-City String MR. ACHILLES BALABANIS Director c. ,fbc OFFICERS, FRONT ROW, left to right: Ella Armstrong, Parliamentariam Phyllis Conner, President, Anita Marshall, V. President, SECOND ROW: Jean Ann Niles, Historian, and Rachel Rincon, Secretary. .fe-ww-,.,,..f-. s AI.54'-u'Qnt1. rr ' f FIRST ROW, left to right: Kathy Haralson, Gail Benti- vegna, Gerry Wright, Pat Watson. SECOND ROW: Andrea Frazee, Barbara Blanchard, Paul King, Carol Griffin, Barbara lively, Paula Hays, Martha Barker. THIRD ROW: Marlin Tittle, Phyllis Conner, Ella Arm- strong, Diane Reynolds, Gary Massey, Linda Kluver. Virginia Breedlove, Kathy Foley, John Walden, Jim Story, Danny Gerhart. FOURTH ROW. Kathy Akin. Frances Spainhour, Donna Hardesty, David Lee, Laurie Naylor, Charles Shiver. STANDING: Mr. Achilles Balabanis, Conductor, NOT PICTURED: Rachel Rincon. Wilburn Schultz, Chuck Sims, David Holcomb, Jim Westbrook, Weldon Day. 48 TU, Festival, and their own annual concert. Among other things, the orchestra played for a special assembly and provided music for the Commence- ment exercises. PHYllIS CONNOR President R. A . til, 1 Nasir . G. COUNCIL: FRONT ROW, left to right: Frances Spainhour, Rena Miller, Andrea Frazee. SECOND ROW: Jerry Tuck, Pam Thiem, Donna Taylor, Rachel Gregg. and Dale Owens. S 51.510 v -' e-' FRONT ROW, left to right: Jean Ann Niles, Anita Marshall, Donna Taylor, Suzanne Freeman. SECOND ROW: David Bowersock, Barbara Burrus, Claudia Powell, Janelle Taylor, John Hall, Linda Armstrong, Bill Thompson. THIRD ROW: Larry English, Deno Tufares, Jim Ragl land, Sharon Richardson, Lawrence Kee, Claudia Pope, Scotty Bunton, Rachael Gregg, Vicky Rodriguez, Olga Navar- rete. FOURTH ROW: Rena Miller, Dale Owen, Mickie Hall, Jim Goetz, David McCall, STANDING: Pam Thiem, John Paul Smith, George Bodkin, Jerry Bob Tuck. , 6 !LQ,'7fQ'5w Ai1'Af3 A Cappella The A Cappella Choir of WFHS, composed of 79 members, is one of the largest and most outstanding organ- izations in the school. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Thomas Shaw, the choir rep- resents WFHS in contests and presents assembly programs to the student body. The choir also performs for noted civic T. XQAC ,jg ff I, ML l QV' af left to right: Biliie Harriman, Treasurer, - .N EYAA Nancy Tucker, Historian, Pat Spencer. Robe Co-Chairman: Vy Townsend, Sec- tion Leader: Linda Murphy, Editor of NAPOLEAN'S NEWS, C h a rle 5 Goss, Robe Co-Chairman: Don Holder, Sect. Leader. f MMMM QKMWMMWMM MTW mwmnpr, Mrttrirwiiliww M J ,yo M .-wM'ff,7Qjl, .exam liao!- Pat Pierce, Karen Watson, Mike Burch, Gary Massey, Betty Carve , David Holcomb. THIRD ROW: Linda Lawler, Becky Barlow, Danneda Burton, Donna Daniel, Gr g Walker, Fred lively, Virginia Breedlove, Phil Haubert. FOURTH ROW: Linda Murphy, Cheryl ohnson, Charles Rogers, David -Hia Coward, Phil Lam, Rayus Martin, Ann'Searcy, Charles Butts. FFTH ROW: Robbie Mlller, Don L Holder, Johnny Johnston, larry Bowman, Raymond Wallander, Walter Tedford, Steve Johnson. mi bCharles Goss. NOT Pl URED: Chuck Sims, Madonna Blown, Pa McNair, Vy Townsend, Johnny R. rms sHAw Tldwell' 1 l 1 N- 2 Wtirifilwf - 'Choir organizations, as well as giving Christmas programs and special concerts. The final event of the year is the singing of In Peace and Joy I Now Depart af the graduation exercises. This year, with the A Cappella Choir at its best, it will be inspiration and ioy to all those the choir. we-59 left to right: Beverly Sheets, Dwinna Byrd,,fQQP3weIl, Deana Mattingly, Edmondson, Madelyn Daniels, Linda Entrekin. SECOND ROW! Kay Germany, Nicky Larry English, Ann Cornutt, .loan McCarty, Pat Spencer, Peggy Black. THIRD ROW: Barbara Burrus, Tommy Dean, Gary Parks, Kay Mascari, Nita Shaw, Mary Chipley, Jan Huclclleston. FOURTH ROW: Sally Pridgen, Jerry Herrell, Mark Patton, Don Bates, Ken Young, Billie Harriman, Elizabeth Rose. FIFTH ROW: David Bonnot, Woody Bartow Bill Reichmuth, Tommy Irvin, Jimmy Hosch, Tracy Farris, Sara Griffith. NOT PICTURED: Chuck Kreulz, Milton Powell. Left to right: Raymond Wallander, President: Deanna Mattingly. Secretary: Jerri Holder, Pianf ist, Cheryl Edmondson, Section Leaderp Chuck Sims, yice-President: David Coward, Section Leader: Sieve Johnson, Publicity, Ray Martin, Vice'Fresident. Nut Pictured: Karen Watson. Section Leader. IW RAYMOND WALLANDER President -x in irq Q 5 iii Q sf -9 3 -gi Q 2 31 95ff'sf 9i a QfeaQ' Iii' 'Q 5 i 9' I Q Q at ag ' . an 'J , Sui' 5 PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM Many activities are carried out by the Wichita Falls Chapter of the Pan American Student Forum of Texas. Being a service organization, it sponsors many proiects, in- cluding giving baskets to needy families at ' Christmas and Thanksgiving, helping at the Mexican Day Nursery, and a pinata party at Travis school every L l lLa guage Clubs -ff President .,,,. .....,,,., ,,,,,, lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President . 3rd Vlce'President Secretary ...., , ., ,.,,, ,,,, M ike Ford Bernale Trout Jerry Steed .. ..,,, ,, eddy warren , Mike Parham Treasurer ,..,,.,.......,, Mike Jenkins Reporter Claudia Henderson Historian .,.,,..,, , ,,.. ,.,., N ancy Tucker Parliamentarian ,,,.,.. ,,,.,..,.,. . ,,,. M urphy Yates PSAF Replesentalive . .........,.....,,,,,.,.,, larry Bean Sponsors ...,,.......,, ,.,. ,.., M r s. Polly Jones Kayser Mr. T. San Miguel LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Better understanding of the French people and their culture is the goal which the French Club tries to achieve. Under the supervision of Mrs, Kenneth A. Warren, Le Cercle Francais is pri- marily a service organization. For the entertainment of its members, the club holds an annual Mardi Gras in the spring, President ,,,,., David Oliver Vice-President .,,,,..,. ,, .,,,,Y. Sandy Hersey Secretary-Treasurer H .,.,...,.,,,,.... Jodie Paulk Sponsor ,.,.. Mrs, Kenneth A. Warren model society of Fates, slaves, com- moners, senators, and celestials. Each year the Roman Banquet and the spring Floralia are highlights. This year the Latin Club also had a Saturnalia CChristmasJ party at which the gods and gifts to the slaves. gaze: :: , ...Q Q , 5-1,1 GENS ROMANA Gens Romana is composed of a .1-2, DIC DEUTSCHE GESELLSCHAFT Under the leadership of its officers and spon- sor, Mr. Frank C. Lasater, the German Club ad- vances understanding of the people, the literature, and the language of Germany. An annual ban- quet in April and a dance in May are the maior events in its calendar. 54 Consuls ..... ,.. Pro-Cunsuls ...,. Secretary ..... Treasurer ,..,. Historian . Pianist ..,. Song Leader ....... Reporter . .. Sponsors .. President , Vice-President ......... Secretary . ................. . Program Chairman ....... Public Relations ........ sponsaf. . .,........ ., nz , Kenny Martin Susan Sullivan . Doris Mahoney Bill Cochran . Ja Ann Cunningham ......... . Chuck Kreutz John Cunningham Kathy Akin Dan Eastlake Jessie Cunningham Miss Lona Betty Brown Mrs. Ruth Huffines Mr. A. T. Anderson David Coward Mary Bradley Claudia Pope . Ricky Bowersock .. Luan Howie . Mr. Frank C. Lasater in fur A The Wichita Falls High School language clubs have many varied activities ranging from . . . .i Milf such service proiecls as the gathering of baskeis of food for needy the wafer dunk al ihe Spanish Club carnival , , families at Thanksgiving . . . the elecrion of lhe French to the parlies for ihe fourth year Latin Club members. is The officers are Jimmy Powers, presiclentg John Runge, vice-presidentf Jan Huddle4 stan, national secretary: Jerri Holder, local secretaryy Pam Wolfson and Linda Watts, publicity chairmen: Mike Jenkins, business manager: and Milton Powell, stage manager. Not only to the Thespians, but to all who enioy excellent plays and other colorful programs, the National Thespian Society is a chief contrib- utor to the brighter side of life at WFHS. Mrs. T. Richard Moss is the sponsor. Members of the NTS attend a children's play presented at C If asa Manana in ational Thespian ociet J The Miracle Worker Fort Worth. 56 OFFICERS Presidenr GAIL WILSON Vice-President WARD MCDOWELL Secretary MISSY DIXON Business Manager WARD SHELDON Reporver RUYH ANN FORD Council Representatives GARY RUTLEDGE CAREY DUFFI ELD Amateur Guild Dancers in Belles on Their Toes The primary production of the Ama- teur Guild, comprised of sophomores, is the annual Amateur Guild Festival, which consists of several one-acl plays. Scenes from John Turner Davis The Mouse That Roared i.. 57 National Forensic 1 League The officers are Raymond Martin, President: Sue Hanna, local Secretaryg Don Mock, National Secretary: and Ronnie Stockstill, Vice-President. The NFL is an outstanding organization which has brought much attention and many honors to WFHS. It devotes time and effort to represent our school at tourna- ments held throughout the state. Stagecraft The students in stagecraft spend many hours making the beautiful, realistic W properties and background scenery for the dramatic productions of our school. i 5' k,v3Wlwv:w.'fw55?s . Q W 41 'Af FZ. 1 I N ' ww' 3 ':?9 1l i -':,.....mav M , n . . . W., , ,. Mu, .gwfi X'-t dim 4 W fifft' ' .Q f f Q 'Q -'f 1 qqqlgf--. 5 - ' 153' M' nt... +5-. xxx m.v-svhliirrw. K wif, Clerical Practicei OFFICERS Pleiident .. YYYYY Y YY.....,..,........,,,,.,..., Jessie Cunningham Vice-President W, ,,,,,,,,,, ..,.,,,, , ,, ,,.,,,,,, Jan Gygy Secretary ....,,,,,,..., ,,,,,, G ayle Underwood Treasurer -...N- .......... ,.,,,...,, D :wid Oliver Assistant Treasurer ,.,,,,, .,,,,,., P hil Lam File Chairman ..- .......... ,,,Patti Elder FIRST PERIOD, left to right: Austin Maglothin, Sally Knight, Mamie Wood- ward, Mary Kafer, Susan Sullivan, Cheryl Wearth, Janet Pietzsch, Ricky Bowersock, Linda Huntington. SECOND PERIOD, left to right, SITTING: Danny Moore, Shirley Steele. STANDING: OFFICERS: Igff1g fighi: David Oliver, Weldon Guest, Lynn Wilson, Phil Lam, Patti Elder, Linda Boone, Ginger Hardagef Jan Gray' pam Eldefl Gul, Undef. wood, Jessie Cunningham. THIRD PERIOD, left to right: Paula Minyard, Doris Boger, Jessie Cun- ningham, Tanna Perry, larry Kramer, Jo Ann Cunningham, Mike Dil- lon. Barbara Burrus, Carla Howell, Beverly Sheets, Kay Kirby. 'Nat Pictured I in the Main Office The Clerical Practice Students play an im- portant part in making smooth office production. Their duties consist of such iobs as picking up absentee slips and checking them, issuing and recording tardy slips, delivering double checks, and phoning absentees. Each period has its own chairman who directs the point system. The stu- dents are sponsored by Miss Gould and work in the offices of Mr. Reed, Mr. Cowan, Mrs. Parrish, Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Bear, Mrs. Gardner, and Mrs. Huggins. v roukm muon, len to fight, first raw: Susan Haws, Kane Putman cnns tnlef. Jan Gray, Johnnye Cunningham, Second row: iany mga son, Miclgie Uriniak, Dickie Davis, Janice Swaner, Paul Shubert 4 '21, FIFTH PERIOD, left to right: Judy Rickards, Sara Griffith, Elizabeth White Gayle Underwood, Vicki Hull, Jeanine Utzrnan, Bill Reichmuth, David Ayarsf SIXTH PERIOD, left to right: Carol Peterson, Bonnie Shipman, Joe Dean, Deanna Matiingly, David Oliver, Karen Monaghan, Linda Walls, Elizabeth Rose. Anne Harkey, Barry Williamson! cl Piclured CORRIDOR ASSISTANTS Corridor Assistants, under the direction of Mr. Ned McNeill, are stationed at each outside door to check the permits of students entering and leaving the school building between the hours of 11:50 and 1:15. This group includes Pat Alexander, Jerry Alexander, David Adair, Mike Albritton, Jerry Byus, Will Blankenship, Jack Cox, Ronnie Crane, David Dickerson, Jimmy Drake, Bob Eastlake, Robert Edwards, Jim Gardner, James Gardner, John Girdley, Don Hanvey, Dan Hayley, Phil Johnson, John Kid- well, Dean Kirkpatrick, Roger Knight, Danny McShan, Lynton McCreary, Carl McDougle, John Mackey, David Marley, Ken Martin, Ben Moody, Howard Morris, John Oxindine, Mickey Pardee, Mike Parham, Mickey Pemberton, Jerry Phillips, Preston Ribnik, Jimmy Rhodes, Jerry Smith, Barry Smith, Ted Stuart, Al Syverson, M Ronnie Wells, James Wilson, Dickie Wineinger, Daryl Wise, Ronnie Watkins, and Walter Zewick. CLERICAL PRACTICE The Clerical Practice students perform many valuable services for various teach- ers. Their duties include showing films, typing, keeping records, and helping to give scholastic tests. These girls work in the Guidance Office for Mr. C. A. Siebenthall, FRONT ROW, left to right: Cheryl Francis, Jan Clark, Janet Slack, Billie McCord, Ann Camp. SECOND ROW: Marsha Klous, Charlotte Landreth, Brenda Elvington, s. Patsy McAfee, Rita Kay Barron, Charlene Hinkle. THIRD ROW: Madonna Brown, Danneda Burton, Sandi Klous, Judy Bacon, Marilyn Caley, Garole Meeks, Diana Smith. FOURTH ROW: Laura Key, Linda Armstrong, Cynthia Dodds, Gloria Smith, Cheri lang, Cyntra Dodds, Charlotte Hill, Linda Smith, Barbara Ridinger. Clerical Practice There girls work for various teachers as indirated. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Gayla Norris, Ann Starns 1Mrx. Puckeltlg Gloria Van Pelt, Pal Apple, Mary Underwood lMiss Gorinl. SECOND ROW: Jeanelle Leveritt CML Shawjg Donna Taylor, Glenda Maithews, Dwinna Byrd, Dovie Dean KMr. Prewittj. Nov pictured, Sally Pridgen lMr. Shawj. Students working for Mr. Ned McNeill are, front row, left lo right, Renee Baker, Patricia Watson, Cathy Castledine, Nancy Haws, Beth Reeves, Mary Taylor, and Mary Bradley. SECOND ROW: Bobbie ledbetter, Linda Dorsey. Jan Muterspaugh, Carolyn Blancett, Barbara Ray, Connie Pills, Helen Warren, Girls who help Mr. J. C. Cabaniss are, FRONT ROW, left in right: Pat Golding, Judy Wag- goner, Pa1 Pierce, Nancy Biggi, Jane Harring- ton, and Carol Anderson. In the SECOND ROW are Maior Bruce Knowllon's office girls: Sandy Brooks, Gail Wilson, Gloria Young- blood, Carol Stripling, and Kay Atchley. 63 1 COURTESY DF . NATIUNAL BW ...J SPONSOR: Mr. Robert Glenn CHAIRMAN: Paula Baumgardner MEMBERS: Kay Atchley Paula Baumgardner Dwiuna Byrd Ann Camp Shelia Crow Patti Elder Cheryl Francis Sue Hanna Anne Harkey Jane Harrington Claudia Henderson Sue Hauser Jan Huddleston Sue Kadane Charlotte Landreth Donna Martin Karen Monaghan Gayla Norris Nancy Pierce Judy Rickard: Myra Runge Susan Sullivan Chris Toler Bernale Trout Nancy Tucker Gayle Underwood Claudia Wagnon Connie Wsgnon Gayle Walker Pam Wolfson 64 ha.--I5 K 'WF' i Goal Post Decorators Every Friday afternoon preceding a home football game, these girls, under the direction of Mr. Robert Glenn, can be seen at the stadium decorating the light poles and goal posts and putting the names of the two teams on the fence. Decorating Coyote Stadium in the school colors of both teams, the girls add the finishing touches to the Coyote Spirit, a primary factor in the brighter side of life at WFHS. Decorating Victory Apples f , . ., +.Qwl nn, - .V 15, , K s -fx , . 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' ' A' 'fu J: 52 ITA. yu ,, Q6 vsTt!'rI ,J,.'tx1Q1:'.'rf -Ht: . faijvfi, ,ws .4 1. if W . , 5251? V . . V J, rx: ' .Q as ' ' . ,ix 'J . ' ' Q. -1-' 42 ..:, , ?nffx,,,,,, I, ' 'A ,- 1 , . 1 aw, . Ng . gf M, Q is .. 2 ' ' J 'mf f ,'.?x,Xi4w. ,ggv'5 5' fx . b'V 21Zf:,:Qff:::, .1 'L , W . 311' ' ..'.,xT 'Wx . jgfesff f' 8-521. -isfW,'f .,Qz3mtrri:rL1,':'. A H.. 'f at: . A .' .'.':'a7: ' mx .,.: . ...:f.a'v.:'-:'u1P:.:5f ,. .., Y WO :MM 5 'www ' H Industrial Training High standards of workman- ship and scholarship help stu- dents to plan their careers in in- dustry Through the programs of the industrial Training Club. Un- der the direction of Mr. Jesse J. Walla, the club offers opportuni- ties for civic, social, and indus- trial advancement. District a n d state conventions are attended, and a banquet is given annually for the employers. OFFICERS President ...............................,,. Lowell Tale Vice-President ,,,s,,,,,...,,,,,,A,,YY, Cecil Ream, Secretary ,.,,......,. ..,..., B renda Elvington Treasurer ,.,....,..ll,.l, , ,,,,,s,,, W Per, more Reporter ............................ Gerry Campbell Sergeant-at-Arms ,.... sls.,l.,, L an-y MCC.-gary Distributive Education Through a part-time school and work program under the leadership of Mrs. Joe Moose students learn by doing. With the model classroom donated by Sears, Roebuck and Company as an aid in stimulating a part of the business world, members of this club learn more about the retail work in which they will soon engage. This program is on a two-year basis and is open to iuniors with good grades, good attendance, and a sincere interest in business. Fea- ture events are the Banquet for Bosses and a state meet in Galveston. Club president is Charles Pickle, vice-president, Richard Lucio, secretary, Sylvia Kilman, treasurer, Birta Mae Barnes, reporter, Cheryl Elam. 67 Chemistry Club 3 Pfefl'-'len' -f------------, --fV- f --frr - ,.... Ronnie Stockstill 4 Vice-President . YY..... - ,,,Y,Y,.,,, , ,, ,... Karla afaekeen 25ef'e'a'Y -- ,-,-,,--- .,,,,,, A ndrea Frazee l Reporter ,---- V ..., Austin Maglothin The purpose of the Chemistry Club is twofold: to go beyond classroom instruction in the fields of science and to show the mem- bers the practical ap- plications of science. Biology Club Co-Sponsors Mrs. Walton Allen and Mr. Jack Stanford, along with the president, Austin Maglothin, first vice-president, Linda Huntington, second vice-president, W. T. Wetsel, third vice-president, Allen Bowling, fourth vice-president, Darrell Wallander, secretary-treasurer, Diana Lowrey, and historian, Linda Clowdus, guide the Biology Club toward the absorption of new ideas. Through guest speakers, other special programs, and field trips to related places of interest, these students add to the biological knowl- edge already acquired in science classes. The members pictured below are: Judy Tholander, Vernon Shelton, Jimmy Cheatheam, Nancy Haws, Cheryl Worth, Dickie Davis, DeWitt Acker, Gayle Davis, Allen Bowling, Linda Huntington, Undeen Measley, Randy Svaida, W. T. Wetzel, Austin Maglothin, David Cowart, Mike Donegan, Jerry Glashan, Newell Cheatheam, Pat Ga mmage, Robert Jones, Clit l Brown, Linda Clowdus, Suzanne Freeman, Judy Joiner, Judy Fancher, Charlotte Reiners, Dianne Reynolds. es l Library Club Under the sponsorship of Miss Natalie Gorin and Mrs. Noel W Andrews these students help to mam tain the efficiency of Snider Library. In assisting with the lending ot books keeping order in the library and distributing book marks during National Book Week, they are of great service to the whole school At the end of the year they donate a book to the library. The officers are President, Cheryl Elam Vice President, Jerry Fergusong Secretary, Jeanette Laukhufg Treasurer, John Huckabee Reporter Linda Taylor Sergeant-at-arms, Sandi Klous, and Social Chairman, Susan Lloyd. Students with special interest in creative writing make up the Writers' Club. Each year the mem- bers strive to produce essays, poems, and stories worthy to be printed in their own publica- tion, Pen Prints. In addition to this proiect the club donated a maga- zine subscription to Snider Li- brary. OFFICERS President ......,..........,.......,........... Ann Camp Vice-President ,.-... . .... ...David Bonnet Secretary ,... L .... - ..,,A.Cl1eryl Francis Reporter ...-...- ....... ........... V y Townsend Business Manager ...,,..,.. Carolyn Schauperl Sponsor M- .... L ...... ,Miss Nancy Nelson Writers, Club VOLUNTEENS, left lo right, FIRST ROW: Ida Biskup, Yolanda Se- gura, Sltirley Wilson. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Holmes, Undeen Vleasley, Donna Coltle, Vernette Splawn. THIRD ROW: Carol Griffin, Brian Phillips, Glenda McCright, Mike DuShane. High School Red Cross is an active organization in which every homeroom has a representative. The group sponsors a Christmas Party and an Easter Party for Senior Citizens, through the homerooms collects needed gifts for State Hospital patients, and gives a party in the spring for children at the Fowler Home. Other projects include 100 per cent enrollment in High School Red Cross, l8 Day, when students eighteen years or older can donate blood to the Blood Bank, and seeking members for Volunteens, high school students who volunteer their spare time to work in the summer in various city organizations and centers. OFFICERS, left to righl, STANDING: linda Boone, President: Donna Ruth COIIIS, First Vice-Presidentg Kathy Akin, Second Vice-Presidentp Pat Pierce, Third Vice- President, SECOND ROW: Sponsors, Mrs. P. J. Kayser and Mrs. James B. Lowry, Marky Scarlett, Parliamentariany and Patti Elder, Corresponding Secretary. Not pictured: Mary Ann Powers, Recording Secretary, Billie Harriman, Treasurer. High School Red Cross Christmas gills are sorted and wrapped before being taken to State Hospital patients. of-,r Future urses President Y,,...., Jeannine Utzman l Vice-President ,,.. Olga Navarrete l Secretary ,.....,,,,..,,..., Kathy Akin Treasurer ...... Barbara Blanchard lett to right, Barbara Blanchard, Jeannine Utxman, Olga Navarrete, and Kathy Akin. Girls in WFHS who are interested in nursing may become members of the Future Nurses Club. The purpose of this organization is to provide an opportunity for the girls to get acquainted with the varied phases of the medical profession through guest speakers, films, written material, and public service. The members of Future Nurses perform many useful services to the community throughout the year. They are privileged to have Mrs. Jack Jones, WFHS health instructor, and Mrs. Bud Russell from the General Hospital as their sponsors. The members of Future Nurses are, from left to right, FRONT ROW: Carol Sims, Kay Smith, Jenny Carmody, Margaret Martinez, Dora Franco. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Jones, Bobbie Harper. Mary Ann Martinez, Peggy Cargill, Betty Carver. STANDING: Kathy Akin, Darla Cravens, Barbara Blanchard, Paula Felps, Emma Jarvis, laura Whittier, Bessie Radriquex, Manuela Mendez, linda King, Freida Jenkins, Ida Biskup, Olga Navarrete, and Jeannine Utzman. 7I LT. COL. HUBERT D. BYOUS MAJOR BRUCE R. KNOWLTON PMS of Wichita Falls high schools Cornrpandant of Cadets Cadets in the NDCC learn self discipline, gain leadership qualities, and be- come familiar with the basic weapons of the infantry and their use in modern wa rfa re. RIFLE TEAM Kneeling: Raymond Perez-Co-Captain Jerry Barnes-Captain Lying: Phil Cardenas Garland Stewart Glenn A, Ward STAFF SITTING, left io right: Lt, Garland Stewart and Lt. Col. Jerry Barnes, s1ANnlNc, len to right: Li. Jann Hernandez, Mfsgi. Philip Leiia, Rafe Seitz, and FirstlSgt. Jerry Glashan. fifffi Q 1 if? , K 'y B53 W 'Q' W 3 ,::,, ITE' fy, R 3 :Q- ui Raf'?2. 5g:3g JM' -fi .., 1. , . , ...k-Q, ., .N ..5. 45,7 -. A 'Jag-J ,.,.,,. K-1: .,,fJ... ' .c Q s. X ,z 'L W' 4, gum' J Mgflfviey ' , QQ' Q ,J W . , a 5 :I 'E , 'Q' . K!'ihv W K. Agf, 4' I K vx px , Qin, Q- x M. gf H Neg: I lv fig: z m LJ! x . 4' rf si fl TTI li y.1 ' W . .wr N64 ., .. g, .,.. . 5 la K z 35, 1 Q -N . Q ' A MQ 'kr 'K W xi 1 gwiifk Tw -2. , ga. ,:Q5:?'vQ' af: 5. Q. 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Alberl Rodgers, Lt, Johnny Hernandez. 74 si s x VFRQ: , . , X 5 5 'HQ . 0 f F' I 1, ,JC07 21 f i: 'fz:2:J b 1 5 1 gm as 'i4 1f 1 Z.. as fi av we Y ,4 .1 .W L1 ' L, , 5, af flff V: .ilyi f ' , W 1 3, 1 ,i 'ffl' T31 L ' +f::'.s'21rl f V -1 .' 3 ' q,r9:i.szn -Q f 5 .5 mg if ' E 'QM .fi wS'2: :ZM M ai gl fg? f?tjk'3K'1 s fi 41 ,Egg 3 1 , u wr 1 f. lf? cl ,J 425 rf- ii f--1 ' .M QM - Pi 1- wt, A, ' .QQ3 gi, a-' .3 'Qi f4f May I have this dance? 'ff Hey Eddie what comes next? LeI's build a ion. .. Y' ' 4 fx A Call me a sissy, and I'II hit you wiih my purse! Aumgfaphmm 0 ' W A .ff wo, , mf' W5 ' Welch out Jim wb: 4 Our mspured team. Together in Ihe fulure, as in the pasl. F? To Fame I i and Fortune We Will dge My allegiance lo dog has Ile Wh' l Tl Wl1o're you dreaming of NOW, Jerry? ' 1 Semor Class of 64 ! Alfalfa, Darla, and Spunky Is dai yo' hoss? ln 1926 a bronze statue of The. Appeal of the Great Spirit was presented to the Wichita Falls Junior College, which was housed along with the high school in our present building. The presentation was made by Mr. and Mrs. Saul Lebenson. The original statue, of which this one is a replica, stands in front of the Library of Boston, Massachusetts. The statue, made of the finest American bronze, measures three feet and four inches high. From its stand of Texas Red Granite the Indian guarded the halls of W.F.H.S. for thirty-eight years before its presentation to Mid- western University. The Senior Class of 1963, with the direction of Bobby Harbison, president, secured the new bronze Coyote statue. The cast was made by the Potter Art Metal Studio of Dallas, Texas, with Mr. H. C. Potter as artist. On January 3, 1964, Harbison and several other seniors of 1963 presented the Coyote to the school. The New Our talenlecl quarlei of Sieve, Raymond, Chuck, and Don sing Barber Shop style with old favoriies. Amateur Guild members lake an assembly back vo lhe 1920's with Bells on Their Toes. The Misfits join the overnight Beatle fad for Vnrieiy Plus. Speciat 1 L I 5? W ' 1 511' M ws ..,M V1 r X . , -.1 N 4 ,-.M 1-N 2 fl M VT 'U m.. !.a'-A! , ,.....f. . ,W , .'.:'3is:s2:i:A f--'f-'f::p. Qf:b1T1i?1'21' 3 iiq'::::::':a'?'f' S-ffegasgggg ., . .L,.:2 R35-3E :swan as, -. 3 A fi fx , Is this our sponsor? SENIOR CLASS SONG Tune: Hey, Look Us Over We are the Senior Class of '64. Once you have seen us, you couldn't ask for more. Spirit, courage, and all of the rest, No wonder they call us the greatest class, the very, very best. Hey! Together in the future as in the past, We will be true until the very last. Watch us always, Follow us to fame, And remember our glorious name. Kids always have a good time, and the seniors were no exception at thelr kid party. 82 ,xfasf ,mt , 'ily lk! Bashara sings? Senior Actifvitlkes Seniors began early in the fall doing various Iobs to earn money for thelr actlvlties in the year that lay ahead. .f,.i,,::,::!t 1 'I ' ' ,. .,:. ts-Q-wi Siiaemwts ' uw K lil Y ' ' L3-Q5 0 P4 , 1 is My . , via 1 rf buff 9' Q 7 F' WW' 4 45, Jw' 1-5 Q H 5 , J , F V M 'D 3 .fl A- f.,,gY 5 3 mg , .. ...,.. , .: ':'t1' 1 Q 1f3l' gf '73 ' 1 S XE ' 4 1' . lv' L Y f x , '. g, L -- I 9' QM ' , A Y, v f W J Q ,tl E' xi Ga fa.: f' 9- -, .1 .. 'b gf - 'H .1 'V sux' U-ff '- 'S rr, fri? M Sw 'ff' U: K Y , 552 gps, 1? 7 fm, ,fp 1 ILT' 1 M. SQL We 'QA .,-n Coyote victory train arrives. ln , Pep Rallies and Games Pep rallies and games are two of the favorite activities in which the entire student body participates. These are strong contributing factors to the brighter side of school life at WFHS. V'C Y 'PPE Pmde Coyote hunters kill Irving tiger. Q M 1 1 v 9 SEPTEMBER Whall No Recess?I OCTOBER Pep iv up, Coyotesg we're missing a lhird period. :lv i9'e l NOVEMBER l i., 14 7 ' . 'f -1 'e1,2.s1- . . ' F i' 1 ,MH 22 G ?l?2'Lff . A 'l,m.i,,.e:-. Em ' 7 o -lsnewl f fof w' 151. assakizge' , f og' '- 1.'fe5?e5 E?fi52..f r.35l.? 1 '1 5235: 'fig' azfxogf 'EL -5215513 We fr-e em -' 'Ala 'if' Who said llgers have claws? DECEMBER Smilel You're on Candid Camera. 4 5 13 14 16-18 17 19 20 25 26 27 1-7 3 4 7 10 11 15 17 18 19 22-23 22 23 U 1 2 7 B 9 12 I5 16 15-16 17 21 22 23 2-l 3 5 6 7 9 10 11 13 14 13 14 16 17 20 20-21 21 27-28 30 3-4 6 7 10 ll 14 17 18 20-24 21 U 25 27 28 31 SEPTEMBER rlml Day ol School sooner :moe Foolbolle coyolee ve. Pompo lharolg Pep Rally Foolbollo llowdlee ve. Bowie llllefol Football: Pups ye. Iowa Polk llherel School Plchnas rlloeolom solve-Q-le Supper Football: Powolee ve. llmlllollmell lllmfel roolleolle Pups ve, Ride! lllaral roolleolle Coyolex ve. Amoflllo Ihurolp Pup Rally sleellem ol semov clom Ollicerx Fiml semlol Anembly Feolbolle lzovvalee ve. Lawton lllefel Football: Pups ve. olmey llllelel rooloolle coyolee ve. Odessa lllefely Honaring ol 1912 Teem or Pep Rally OCTOBER Senior zmollelv reele Pep Polly R Football: Rawdies ve. reelbolle coyolee ve. ang spring llllefel rooloolle Pup: ve. Qoomol. lllefel senior Amembly FTA leo som lhnrnl Foolleollo lzovvellee ve, vemon llllerel roolbolle Pups ve, 'romlamom llowloml llheral roolbolle coyolee ve. Lovvlom llllefel, Poo Rally National llleeplom Asxnmlaly Fooloolle Rowdlex vo. slomlofel nllefel wPl-ls rneepio.-, Play: Tho Mlfoele worker Cayole l-loyflae Sophamara English mn oaelyslmllem ol Paelulm Almolmeememl of Frnxhman ollleem roolleell. coyolee ve. Fl. Worlh lllselllom-1 Hillel llle roolbolle nevvoaee ve. cmollom lllevol Pooloolle Pups ve. vemom lmefel NOVEMBER Faolbolll Coyores ve. Irving llllelel, Pep Polly Slrlng clame al Midwestern Univelslly roolleolle lzowolloe ve. Lowlom llllelel Foolbolle Pups ve. Rider lherel roolleolll coyolee vs.Arllng1on lhorely Pep Polly ms mo lo For! worm College some Texlx coyolo some Marching comloll Youlh Applecialion Banqunl sooloolll coyolee ve. Hnllom llleefel, Pep Rally Choir Clinic at Midwexlern WFHS lnvllulional Dslmle Tounlamenl Radio one relevielom Assembly A coppello Assembly soolbolle coyelee ve. Grand Pmeifle llllelel, Pep Polly FTA nielrlel Meelimg DECEMBER Scholastic Jackal Awards Examinnlians Wexl Texas Choir Assembly Howdy Assembly Alumic Energy Aoemlely soylvelbolle covelee ve. vemem llherel College Board rem Senior Assembly Amateur cello Aeeemloly soekelbolle Coyolex ve, Lawlan llllefel Poxlare Contest Nolloeol llleeplome' Chvixlmax Assembly svvsmmlmoe coyolee ve. San Angelo llllefel Dnnlorl Debura Tournament Ploy lor Senior close Aeeembly Buxkalbull: coyolee ve. clollom lllefel chose cnfaelmee Assembly Duncan aoenelboll rollmomeml some. Clan solo Sale Fumpn aoekelboll Taumamenl aoelveloolle Coyoles ve. aumeumell llllevey JANUARY Wichita Falls Baskullmll Tevrnumlnl - lnslollalian al Rlder Thespiuns by WFHS Thesplons vs. vs. vs. Baskelball: CoYolex Baxkelballz coyolel Swimming: covolee college soofel reele aollvelleoll. coyolee noelmlloollo coyolee Senior Aellvaly ncaa Dead week soexelleolll coyolee emo ol semeelef lzoelvelbolle cevolee Swimming: coyolee vs vs. Par vs. vs vs. Richland llhaul Irving llharal Lubbock llllelel velmem lllorel l-lollom lllefel 111 lowlon llherel Gland Pmeme lnelel 'rnglllom-1 Polk llllerol Beginning ol Second Samcslur aoelvolloolle coyolee ve. Alllmqlom llllemel eoolvelleell. coyolee ve, nlellloma lhefel rel: Pup Rally I 4 7 7-8 8 ll ll N45 15 l8 19 7l 28-79 79 Cl 6 6-7 7 l0 IU-l7 lllnll 17-I9 l9A7l 7l 7047! 7l 76 77 78 77-30 31 7 Cl 3-4 4 7 7 10 ll 17 l3 I4 I7 18 71 74 75 76 28 30 l 7 5 7-9 8 17 13 15 l6 18477 19 77 77 28 77 FEBRUARY Swimming: rcmii High scncdi Inviiulioncl Ikuskinl sdiiniibdiic cnydini vi. Irving qnncnm Amalevr eniid rciiindi iicydn Adcmf spcncn Taurnnmenl lbullcxl Swimming: cdydlcc vi. San Angnid inicccl sciicniniii cnynici vi. sidnd Prairie mimi Swimming: cdydici ni. Odnuu llhuel sdiicibdiii cdycm vi. Aiiingidn incccy Hdidin-simmdni sncccii Tcurnumenl Mbilannl swccinndm ndnc. ACT Exnminuiion vdiiciy rim Aiccmbiy rdii scum Banque! Swimming: cdydici vi. Midland mimi vdiicr, ruin Municipal Audilarivml Jcniir spcccii Yournamenr rodiicni ndcln sdinhwdiicin Rdmdvidn rn. wdnhl HA sm. cnnncmicn lAvslinl MARCH opcn House rcdcncm' cdnvcniinn in swcniwdrcc swimminni Swim Mic: nl uciidi rcnniii sciidnd rdinndmcni ridciii Aiiincicn ncinyi Mrlingranl swimming, ccycici ri. Pdicndi rn. wcnnl cdiinnc addid rccri cncic Cenlesl wi,u.l Nulinnnl Meri! sndmc cniidmnu rncnm mm rcnniii odciid Tournament Gall: wicniin rdiii inniiciicnci ccu rdnindmdni idwd nil for Juniors Pan Amciiccn Sludenl Forum srdic ccnnnniidn Muxllnl nccin wiciiiic rdui inniidlidndi ndcic ninndmdnv rcnnin Highland mini Tournumunr Iballosl swimming. cdycrdi m. lubbuclr niicmi Spelling acc iicddy wiiicn cdninir 'rcnniii idnvdn rmnndmcnr rnicin idwicin Inviinlinnul rinwidnm Eurler Hciidcyi Jcclrel' Award: Amdmiiiy APRIL National Honor sdciciy Picnic c-yin cifcni Aiicmbiv Tennis: Abilene Townomenl ridcii Amnfiiic inriidvicncii qAmciiiicp Orchexlru Concert A ccppdiid vdpi Aiinminy Nniicndi rncipinn Society Banquet Tlnnix: Gland Plcirin Tovrncmenl riccii niiicici Mc.: nmingi Amdnnn ciiiid nip Yo ndiici A ccppdiic Fcnivdi String rcirivnl Miliidry Ancmbiy rnnniii iiidcc Teumumenl Band Concnrl adicbdiii ccycndi ni. Afiinnvcn fncici Spring Mini: Festival sdiniiciii cdycici m. onind mine uicccl A cdnpniid cndic Conlnl nw: iiiininndi Mm rn. wcniiii Acr Endminniicni oiinicv spcccii Tournament icrdnd Pcdiiiny A ccppciin sccicd ccncnm snnini my Aiicminy nmbniii ci-.ynici vi. Hallam mimi adiniddui cc,dici in. Arlinglon llleral oicncinc AsremblY MAY Ldv im Assembly Bmbdll: cdydm vi. Irving uicidl scnini Play cdiicgc acdnd run Ndridndi Fcncniic League sdnnnni aniciidii, cdynini vc. iiicnidnd uncrnl Track: sim Mm Muslinl Elecvion ol Cheerleaders Baseball: Coynles vs. Arlinglon llhursl Pan American Axxembly Baseball: Coyoiex vs. Grand Prairie llherll Junior Picnic Spring spdni acnqimi Awards Ammbiy aciicbdiii ccydini m. Hallam nicc-1 Spring cdncnn ldiin Flsrnlia Dead wack simbdlii Coyam vi. Irving llherel Senior Auumhly Sanior Picnic uni ody di ciciici Sinioc Banqvdi Grcduaiion JANUARY 6 u 6 ,V , , If 2 ,4 A . i'fv3F' - ,H --w wf' . fx . s Y! ' dw Ag , ,' -- Q . A Y . . fb mi 455 1 X A in ' 'A + U ig ,A pu ' . li , Yes, We're ready for graduation. FEBRUARY She'l really not that bad, Karen. MARCH Hey, I'm rnll, but l'm not vhno Ialll APRIL-MAY May 27 lr's all ovsr nowl 89 FRONT ROW: W. W. Redman, Lawrence Stone, Leonard Rider, Willie Shelton. SECOND ROW: Charlie McCalip, Ed McCarley, Tom Vlnson, C. C. Cavin, Roy Vehon, B. T. Callaway. Maintenance The students of WFHS are very grateful to the Maintenance Staff for the many services they render. Their cheerfulness and untlring efforts are a constant reminder to us to have a similar attitude of responsibility to our school. lawrence Stone, head custodian, is a familiar face to all the students of WFHS, and his many hours of service are greatly appreciated. ,1- K fy ' 15: ? ' F 2i if? -5 . 3.-E A ' rf ' . A. .A , ,Q 4 ' A i.g.,. nil' - , -W If 4+ fx, gg? Q .iff , f ,1 ' ' I-53:5 .--I-K Li . .L , 'MY mr ,. . X f ' we ' w- ' :5 u?f 1w.. 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T reasurer tudent Council The importance of the Student Council may be seen in its positive obiectives. Helping promote the general welfare of the school, the Student Council assists in directing and managing student activities. It helps to develop and maintain a high level of school spirit and encourages scholarship. Council members work to help solve problems that arise in the school and to develop good citizenship attitudes and practices. FIRST ROW, left to right: Doris Mahoney, Ruth Ann Ford, Marilyn Aboussie, Gail Wilson, Patti Elder, Becky Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Karen Monaghan, Tana Perry, Don Roberts, Jimmy Powers, Sam Bashara, John Runge, Kay Atchley. Debbie McDonald. THIRD ROW: Steve Hull, L. O. Nelson, Bill Cochran, Joe Fowler, David Coward, Mr. Bedford Furr lsponsort, Murphy Yates. l05 Miss Ernestine Bclin aids president Wade King, vice-president Joe Fowler, secretary Donna Daniel, and reporter Jessie Cunningham in leading the WFHS chapter of the National Honor Society. ationol Honor Society By qualifying for the National Honor Society, these students have not only shown their high scholarship, ability to lead, honorable character, and willingness to serve, but they have established for themselves a high standard of quality which will set them apart as leaders in our society. 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MECHANICAL DRAWING David Garfield SHOP Roland Sluder GENERAL SCIENCE Bcb Mann Jimmy Banell BIOLOGY Mickey ufiniak Doris Boger Mike Donegan Leon Andrews II6 gif? , , SPEECH Jim Powers DEBATE Andrea Frazee RADIOUIV Danny Moore SPANISH Claudia Henderson GERMAN David Coward FRENCH Jacqueline Owens Who .,,,v . .X get, 'HMS by z -.r-F f 5-Eff! T' H025-, Yu' 1 4.34-S 3-Y :EF Q- :wig if Lf v E x xx . i s 0 QK . 0 ,m . .Wu 54 'K Y wi . ' , - ' Y . Q S I . ' W 7,251 fry 11. 1 1,-,555 33 15, . 4 Q Sn b sw, ' 5 1? 1 X M. 123.9 'Tx Wigs 2 QW xqx - A- vg --.- .. lv 1115419 gif ' - 5552?-bgA5jQtX I ' x 4 h A E 011640, Contest Representatifves 2. -M 1. A.?Viii.t. je: , W,-if' -'Q as ' l 'S M U3 5:5 . v.' ' x . 5 gitv. s . No- if.. 1 .- - F 'lqif'9-2 f -nu, ,,, , ,,x, fffgzfifsfk ' ff . i s X. .,,,. Q ., , .ff i 1 W , es i , M! ,1, ix 2 i .4 . Mgsrxng fe, + simian ml.. ,X 5 ,, , 5 Ui olwei' QQQM .Wa ' e r Qi? -2 A i no ' .9 . Finalists in the Miss Posture confes1 were Renee Siewari, Susie Shamburger, Rachel Rincon, Susan Mensur, Sherrie Wilson, and Susan Ballard. Semi-finalists in the National Meril Scholarship Program were Aus1in Magloihin, Don Meek, and Joe Fowler. Those receiving Levlers of Cornmendaiion were Wade King, Mark Medford, Mike Ford, and Ronnie Slocksvill, Patti Elder represented WFHS in the DAR Good Cifizenship Award contest. Make Donegan and Mark Medford represenled WFHS in L fi i-wif M225 2: 2: it 4 ,. ,f Larry English, Keith Smiih, Paul Shuberl, John Berg, Flaw compe?ed fo represent WFHS in slide rule. WF., u n+2s:,,,, X , ' ':.X 'X , David McCall, Ida Biskup, Jim Burch, and Robe N It X Yaig, ff ivan il ,cy i, ' fi' . S I .a xgif Va sg P Shri i-wi 3 M3 5 4 x y I ' 'rw' X 2 gs ! 1 -ft' Q ,lk A -Q31 Y' ,541 V . .35 Y g awk, , . Wg, 1 . A . 1, 1 V . V Lmw, Xb- fs' 5 af J s wi, v A t n Austin Carol 4.0 or B High Ranking Seniors better average-Karen Watson, Deana Mattingly, Jessie Cunningham, Paula Baumgardner, Cheryl Elam, Karen Monaghan, Don Mock, Maglathlin, Susan Sullivan, Gayle Underwood, Sue Hauser, Mary Underwood, Mark Medford, Ray Martin, Wade King, John Jackson, urton, Carroll RGWH. Joe Fowler. Jan Helmcamp. Rodney Grisham, Renee Stewart, Ronnie Sfockstill. Not pictured is Cyntra Dodds. 3.9 average-Donna Daniel, Ann Harkey, Chris Tcler, Sue Hanna, Judy Rickards, Jan Huddleslon, Dan Hayley, Mike Ford, Jann Muterspaugh. Not pic- tured are Sandra McKinnon and Nanny Pierce. y 4 l 4 ,',A . a X .Ag u..,. I A 3.8 average-Bernale Trout, Pat Hawkins, Gayla Norris. Barbara Ridinger, Pam Wood, Cynthia Dodds, Kenny Martin, Milton Powell, Linda Murphy. Not pictured is Nicky Ghol- son. 3.6 average-Anne Ludolphus, Jeannine Utzman, Jimmy Powers, Judy Bacon, Betty Rambo, Connie Wagnon, John Runge, James Burch. Jackie Hollister, Pam Perry. Not pictured is Vy Townsend. 1 A I ' l .Q,, off' 3.7 average-Claudia Henderson, linda Brundrett, Leah Allen, Patti Elder, Bonnie Moody, Chuck Kruetz, John Rhoades. John Campbell, Joe Dean. Bohnn, Ben Not pictured is Billie Lea Harriman. 3.5 average-Vickie Vaughn, Carla Howell, Shelia Crow, Cheryl Wiley, Kay Atchley, la Vonda Joyner, Gloria Youngblood, Linda Boone, Barbara Burrus, Sara Griffith, Jimmy Hosch. Not pictured is Mary Chipley. 1.1 -. 5. 1. fi is Edwin sean Jimmy Hom. These students have missed one-half Vo one and one-half days. They are Sam Wilson, Anita Marshall. Paul Shuben, James Thompson, Carroll Vicars, Jerry Shaver, Mike Pope, Joe Hernandez, Raymond Wal- lander, and Jerry Phillips. Svudenls missing lwo lo three and one-half days include Charlene Hinkle, Judy Bacon, Par Pierce. Sonny Mcbougle, Linda Tell, Janet Pierzch, Ken Marlin, Joe Bindel, Paul Drake, Willie McKee, and Lewis Crain. Noi pictured was Gary Robinson. Good Attendance These two students have had perfect attendance. ,x, 1 F Sludents missing four to five days included Pal' Hawkins, Susan Sullivan, Vickie Vaughn, Sharron Walkup, Carole Hardin,-13315 Lqyy, David Garfield, Ralph Warren, Roy Brannon, Gene Stanford, Madonna Brown, Ricky Whisanhunl, Johnny Hernandez, Reber! Simmons, Linda Murphy, Wanda Crouch, and Anna Miller. Noi pidured are Dick Held and Joe Fowler, Q gs , 41 Y y S. 1.35.35 - v' Q 1 fe ,H A R .Q A mfr, 1 Qf,-51, M f 93 fi 1 4 . Y' , - f , .f ,Vail I QY:.x i W ' 'E .ffl ra' V K Q E ,N fm Q11 , 1 new ':'t-X ,' . ,pm Uggiix. t , ' f : Q V L. , ,I .fixup m .V Lx, 21 4.. X 5. ,Q xx V N. .tO lk as A ' f . , x xg? Q S Ex iw' I mA X 'X' Lin Q I NB Wkiv. .- -c sf' uni , ' Q . , V MQ ' ai 2 rfif t Y, 'Z' x he ,, Q P ' fi Q in l25 Ugaow Gm OZ ,AoQof70:c2fzwc2f!0Oj5IZ5mQC'fY'0Q 4fCOLf-rx, WMI Mm QfDoLcKz,caZi,, dfvflffifffb cz, . 7111! 0009 . - - gwsaof J' Y I ,US JMPUM ,ga 'xQU' mVyw,Wf1W, of 4jf'yQ,fj',Q 3'l7fw0'f0fMJ wifi! Lmzafmf MM mf- ,QLQL JOZLQ7 Vcwdy-Ovzwom 5 MM53 C5-Hzzmizi JI. an I 'J rs X 1 K 0 0 090.0 QQ U,iq XVQXR v, I Q 9.w 'x D' 4: ' r 'Q :Ziyi tts! it I S' 9 QQ I 5.6.'Q.'O,'a Z ? ..r SPGRTS Q 1 -Q I28 6437 FIRST ROW: Roy Brannon, Don Roberts, Rcberf Flatt, Joe Nowlin, Don Hanvey, Jim Powers, Sum Basharu, Joe Huff, Jimmy Rhodes, ,Phil Johnson, Lynfon McCveary, Willie McKee. SECOND ROW: Coach Donnell Crosslin, Mike McBride. Gary Jones, Bob Eastlake, John Merriman, Mike Jenkins, Jim McGrath, Duvld Car- gill, Howard Morris, Will Blankenship, Tommy Dean, Coach Glenn Johnson, THIRD ROW: Coach Hunter 1 S . l D .Q l A t l Kirkpatrick, Jerry Byas, David Dickenson, David Archer, Jerry Alexander, Danny Mc5han, Jerry Phillips, Kenneth Pearson, Mike McBroom, Sonny McDougle, larry Flournoy. FOURTH ROW: Ted Stuart, Pat Alexander, John Runge, Ronnie Callaway, Bobby Williamson, .lack Pennington, Wade King, Joe Fowler, Larry Cleveland. 1963 Coyotes Coaches: HUNTER KIRKPATRICK, GLEN JOHNSON, and DONNELL CROSSLIN. The members of the Coyote football team will forever be indebted to Coaches Kirkpatrick, Johnson, and Crosslin for inspirational guidance and leadership dur- ing the 1963 football season. The i963 Wichita Falls Coyote football team compiled an enviable 7-2-l record. The Coyotes were a fine but puzzling team. Their play ranged from bril- liance to occasional mediocrity. With unlimited potential, they were a great 'Foot- ball team at Irving, a poor one at Haltom City, and a good, but at times lax one at Grand Prairie. However, we cannot iudge the team by what might have hap- pened with a little more luck, we can only iudge it by what did happen. The Coyotes defeated seven tough football teams, won second place in district 4-AA, and earned the respect of all their opponents. TOMMY DEAN LARRY FLOURNOY Coyote managers Tommy Deen, and Larry Flournoy worked many long hours to help make the 'l9E3'season, a successful one. Captain Ted Stuart, along with co-captains Joe Fowler, Jimmy Powers, and John Runge, showed fine leadership qualities throughout the 1963 season. Their example served as an inspiration to each of the members of the team. JOE FOWLER COACH HUNTER KIRKPATRICK JOHN RUNGE TED STUART JIM POWERS , mas: TED- STUART MIKE MCBRIDE JOHN RUNGE SOHIOF Guard Senior Back Senior End All-District First Team All-Distric! First Team All-District First Team All-State Honorable Mention Coyotes 27 Pampa 6 On September 13 the Coyotes took on their first opponent of the 1963 foot- ball season. The Pampa Harvesters were ready for the Coyotes, and for three long quarters held them to a 7-6 game. Then Don Hanvey broke the game open with a 61-yard punt return. Mike McBride scored three plays later. The Coyotes soon re- gained possession of the ball and sent McBride 65 yards for his second touch- down. The final Coyote score was set up by a pass from Pat Alexander to John Runge. Alexander then scored the last touchdown of the night. Mike McBride rambles against Pampa. Coyotes 13 Sandies 0 In their second outing the Coyotes faced a traditional rival, Amarillo. This was truly the finest hour of the Coyote defense. It held the Sandies to six first downs and a mere 79 yards rushing. The Coyotes scored twice, both times on short blasts by Jim Powersy but it was fine defensive play that set up the scores. In some instances the Coyote offense looked good, but it proved too inconsistent to be oustancling. As the game ended, the Coyotes were on the Amarillo 'IO-yard line as a result of a 55-yard punt return by Don Hanvey. JOE FOWLER Senior Tackle All-District Ind Team JACKIE PENNINGTON Senior End All-District Defense PAT ALEXANDER Senior Back All-District 2nd Team MIKE JENKINS Senior End :J Coyotes 20 Odessa 6 Odessa was the third Coyote victim. The first half of the game, the Coyote offense could be described only as great, but, as in the past, if was a defensive play that gave the Coyotes the ball on the Broncho 45-yard line. From that point, Jim Powers made a spectacular run of 55 yards. He took the ball going left, used his interference perfectly, and galloped across the goal line. After the Coyotes kicked off, the defense held, and Odessa punted. The Coyotes took the ball and behind the blocking of Joe Fowler, Wade King, Sam Bashara, and David Cargill, rolled over the Bronchos for a second score. Pat Alexander tallied the touchdown. The second half belonged entirely to the Bronchos with the exception of a beau- tiful runback of an intercepted pass by John Runge for six points. DON ROBERTS GARY JONES Junior Back 5e'150f Back Coyotes 8 Big Spring 12 THE LESS SAID ABOUT THIS GAME THE BETTERH Riding a three-game Win- ning streak, the Coyotes traveled to Big Spring to take on the Steers. The Coyotes scored first on a short run by Jimmy Powers and took the lead 8-O, but this was the only time they looked really good. ln the second half the Steers rallied and scored two touchdowns to hand the Coyotes a humiliating 12-8 upset. ROBERT FLATT LARRY CLEVELAND KENNETH PEARSON Junior Guard Senior Guard Senior Tackle tx, .. I: I .4 ' ROY BRANNON JERRY ALEXANDER BOB EASTLAKE SHYHUI' Guard Junior Center Junior Tackle Coyotes 6 Lawton 6 ln one of the toughest games of the season, the Pack battled the Lawton Wolverines in Lawton? Lawton's Gene Cagle ran the opening kickoff back to the Coyotes' fourteen yard line and scored three plays later, Lawton continued to dominate the first half, but it was a different story in the final two quarters. Mike McBride put on one of the greatest aerial shows in Coyote history. He completed i4 of I6 passes, most of them to lanky end Jack Pennington. Jimmy Powers, the sparkplug of the Coyote running game throughout the second half, finally scored on a one-yard dive over guard Willie McKee. However, Jerry Byas' extra point attempt was partially blocked, and Lawton escaped with a 6-6 tie. Coyote defense stops Lawton cold. Howard Morris displays his gracefulness against the Richland Ribels. AW? Coyotes 25 Rebels 13 Following the Lawton game the Coyotes had an open date before beginning district play. The Coyotes' first district foe was Richland Hills. The Rebels had a strong ground attack, but the tough Coyote defense rose to the occasion and managed to contain the Rebel offense. Meanwhile, Fullback Jimmy Powers was having a field day as he ran for three touchdowns behind the fine blocking of the Coyote forward wall, The Coyotes started district competition on the right foot by downing Richland Hills 25-13. :BROOM JERRY PHILLIPS WILLIE McKEE Senior Back Senior End Senior Guard All-District AII-District Honorable Mention ' lW- ' T55-111 W Honorable Mention SAM BASHARA WADE KING PHIL JOHNSON Sen or Guard Senior Center Junior Back Coyotes 28 Irving 22 School spirit rose to a fever pitch as the Coyotes sought revenge over arch- rival Irving 'for the 0-6 defeat suffered at their hands in 1962. The Coyotes iourneyed to Irving with but one thought in mind-annihilate the Tigers! The Pack was so keyed up that Irving was able to iump to an early 14-O lead via Coyote miscues. However, the inspired Coyotes were not to be denied this victory. Devastating blocking by the forward wall, hard running by the Coyote backs, and a sharp passing attack brought the Coyotes to a 14-14 tie at halftime. In the second half Wichita Falls continued to roll over the Tigers, scoring twice. One tally came on a beautiful pass and run play from Mike McBride to end Jerry Phillips. With the ex- ception ofthe opening period, the defense looked tremendous also. Lecl by Larry Cleveland, Mike Jenkins, Jim McGrath, and All-District guard Ted Stuart, the Coyotes held Irving to only one more touchdown that came on a long, beautifully executed pass. Irving left Tiger Stadium a thoroughly beaten team. Coyote Iinemen giving excellent punt coverage. Coyotes 27 Arlington 12 The Coyotes, still a little cocky from their revengeful defeat of lrving, met the Arlington Colts in what proved to be their last home game. Mike McBride scored the first time the Coyotes got their hands on the ball from 29 yards out. The second tally came as a result of great line play and fine running by McBride and Pai Alexander. With six seconds remaining in the first half, Mike McBr0om made a diving catch in the end zone, and the Coyotes had a commanding 21-0 halftime lead. However, the second half was a different story. Arlington, using fine passing, scored twice and held the Coyotes to only one more score, which came in the last minute of play. JIM MCGRATH HOWARD MORRIS JIM POWERS Senior Tackle Senior End Senior Back All-District Defense DANNY MCSHAN JOE NOWLIN SONNY McDOUGLE Junior Tackle Senior Guard Senior Back Coyotes 14 Haltom 6 In the fourth district game of the season, the Coyotes ran into a bunch of hard- hitting, fired-up Buffaloes. Pat Alexander scored first on a five-yard burst in the first quarter. The Coyote pass defense was not quite what it should have been, as the Buffaloes made 172 yards through the air, including an 83-yard pass play good for the Buffaloes' only touchdown. The score remained 7f6 at halftime. The Coyotes came back to score in the fourth quarter on a run by Mike McBride and marked up another district win, I4-6. Outstanding on defense were Wade King, Howard Mor- ris, S istrict tackle Jim McGrath, and Ted Stuart. McBride cuts upfield behind fine blocking, ..1 I39 X. Little Sam blocks far Linle Don, Coyotes 14 Gophers 21 The game to determine the district champion was played on a cold, windy night in the Gopher Bowl between Grand Prairie and the Coyotes. The Gophers possessed a fine football team which could run, pass, and play defense with equal competence. Their first score was set up by a 41-yard pass, with quarterback Gary Gilbreath getting the tally on a oneeyard sneak. The Coyotes rallied to move 72 yards in 'I2 plays, and Pat Alexander scored from two yards out. Another pass provided Grand Prairie with a second touchdown and a halftime lead of 'l3-7. ln the third quarter the inspired Gophers again scored after an 80-yard drive. The Coyotes were not quitters, however. They came roaring back to score a spectacular catch of Mike McBride's pass in the end zone by All-District end John Runge. Wichita Falls was driving again when they lost a fumble. Time soon ran out, not only on the clock, but also on the high school football careers of 23 seniors. DON HANVEY LYNTON MCCREARY DAVID CARGILL Senior Back Junior Center Senior Tackle :M JOE HUFF DAVID ARCHER JERRY BYAS Junior Back Junior Center Junior End You're a little late, Don. In spite of McBroom, Arlington fails fo score. .LOG O3 Famous last words- He can't tackle me in an open field! Alexander vs. lavender al Lawton. WILL BLANKENSHIP Junior Guard JIMMY RHODES Junior Back What are you going to do with it after you catch It Jack? BOB WILLIAMSON Junior Tackle 32 B X s lax, .2 ,mf-.lxiWAWo i .' QQ 5 1,2 FIRST ROW: Steve Hull. Mark Womble, Dick Rundell, Bruce Pollard, Larry Row, David Teichman, Tony Abilla, Phillip Bailey, Bobby Hansard, Pet Gammage, Sieve Corbett, Leland Kohurek, Paul Williams. SECOND ROW: Ken Burkett, Danny Pape, Kelly Keck, Jerry Bob Tuck, Jimmy Wingler, Pat Hoehne, Bob Jernigan, Clinton McCreary, Keith Muterspaugh, Jimmy Cole, Jesse Johnson, Capt. Darrel Coltle, Bob Burk. THIRD ROW: Coach William Jeter, John Oxendine, David 1963 The 1963 Rowdies, coached by Morris Mercer and William Jeter, had a suc- cessful 6-3 season. Many of these boys will provide talent for the 1964 Coyote football team. SCHEDULE Date Opponent They Sept. l4 Bowie ,,A,,Y,-,,, 6 Sept. 19 Burkburnetf ,,.. .,.... 3 4 '13 Sept. 26 Lawton B 20 Oct. 3 Rider B ., l2 Oct. lO Vernon B ...... ...,.,,..... 2 O 6 Oct. l7 Stamford B 8 Oct. 24 Graham B ,..,... ,v....,, 2 8 6 Oct. 31 Mineral Wells O Nov. 7 Lawton B ....... ,..... 0 16 Augustus, Ronnie Phillips, Danny Anderson, Billy Johnson, Ray Berry, Jerry Woolxey, John Cunningharn, Mlckey Pen ningvon, Ronnie Slernadel, Jerry Joyner, Russell Pruin, Jake Nail. Joe Bob Mc!-iam, Butch Breed, Capt. Mark Mc- Dowell, Coach Morris Mercer. Rowdies FIRST ROW: John Stone, Morris McClung, larry Hamilton, Bobby Glous, David Bailey, Ronnie Grimes Paul Knuckley, John Berg, A. L. Bontrager, Jerry Myers, Bobby Ferguson, Mike Qualls, Bobby Perkins Morgan Arnold, Kelly Hardage. SECOND ROW: Melton Kunkel, Steve Rim, David Smith, Jim Davis Danny McGregor, Dennis Cannedy, Benny Lucio, Van Schindler, Rod Fowler, Lindy Welborn, Joe Wilson 1963 Pups l963 PUP SCHEDULE Date Opponent They Sept. Iowa Park .-.-..... 0 0 Sept. Rider .,-v...- ......... .18 8 Sept Olney -.,.. .,........,... 6 36 Oct. Quanah .-.- .......... -28 0 OCf- Lawton ...- ...., - ...... -14 i 2 OCT. Hirschi' .... .,. ,.,. 8 Oct. Vernon ....... .. ....... ,... 6 Od- Hirschi ...- ...,.,.....,, .. 8 Nov. Rider ... .. ....., ...., 6 For the second successive season, Coaches Herb Marvel and Mack Keck guided The Pups ro the city champion- ship. These boys showed much spirit, de- termination, and hustle throughout the season in ccmpUing a 7-i-I record. Billy Marshall, Kenny Jenkins, Danny Jenfsch, Mark Nacol, John Hall. THIRD ROW: Billy Sparks, Gerald O'Dell, Steve Sanger, Ronnle Burleson, John Nlrhols, Eldon Waymon, Ronnie Reed, Price Daniel, Phil Brown, Victor Carver, John Morris, Russell Nabers, Mike Williams, Richard Wilson, Dale Owen, J. W. Young, Lannis Burlison, Jeff Gray, Sleve Reichmuth. Cit Champs Pup coaohss Herb Marvel and Mack Keck FRONT ROW: David Dunsworth, Larry Roe, Sam Bashara, Steve Keller, and louis M:Kown. SECOND ROW: Ken Burket, Chuck Kreutz, Harold Lerew. Tom Campbell, John Campbell, and Gene LaCoate. THIRD ROW: Jack Pennington, Davld Oliver, Tom DeVoy, Steve Hatch, and John Cunningham. Date Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec, Dec, Jan, Jan, Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan, Feb. Feb. Feb, Feb. l48 Pampa ,.,,, Burkburnett ..,. Vernon Lawton ..... Duncan .,... Bowie .... Graham Pampa ....... Dumas .,..,,..... Burkburnett .,.. Nocona ., ,.,. Burkburnett Pumas ..,,...,.....,,,.,.,..,..., 'Richland Hills ,,,, , ,,,,...,.. 'Irving , ,,.....,... . Vernon .,,.... ..,. 'Haltom City ,,... Lawton ....,........,, 'Grand Prairie ..,,,,, .. . 'Arlington ......... .M ,.,..... ,. 'Richland Hills , ..,,,, ..,, . 'Irving ,,.,...,.,.,.. 'Haltom City .,.a, 'Grand Prairie ...A .. ..., .. 'Arlington . ..,...,,..... ....,. 'Denotes District Games Score They 59 52 45 87 55 60 45 68 4 5 66 48 63 69 68 66 56 65 67 67 52 53 56 1 00 76 59 Coyote Basketball The Coyotes of 1963-64, under the coaching of Morriss Mercer, who was voted the outstanding coach in the district, produced a thirteen win and twelve loss record. Because of a lack of game experience, these boys were unable to play to their capabilities at all times, but when they did. they were something to watch. Out of the thirteen wins, seven came with less than a minute to go, and three with less than twenty seconds remaining. Among the outstanding players were all-district .lack Pennington, David Oliver, a junior, who was voted all-district honorable mention, and John Cunningham, who was called on to do a man-sized iob and did it well. Surely the Coyotes' finest hour was their upset victory over Richland Hills, a team never before beaten by the Coyotes. Judging from their good record this year, we can expect great things from next year's Coy- ote team. X' an J. , k ,J . tix Q E J ,L A5-'M' I. I '12 ' Y 'flax l QQ 3443562 1 I49 'f - k ' Iii J xl r fs 'i ' 7 R P ' 5433 1 K ,I ' XWQW' Q -X 25314 :XX X xx fate' s X . 5 L-+A. 2554? ! , 1 f T f 'E ,pf f , 5 . 5 A X1 ,. t . , .. 1:5558 'Uiiirft yn K Q1 Q 9 N 1 . IINTQY. i9 nfQ:!. t5.g3..3ii. it .. . K X .. ,,,, - wi ., -'2f'.'2t wif! .3 ..v-- 1512.1 M..: 'f'f ' ff 1' '51 Pi x hex' 1 V 3.1-,Lv 'H ' .,. . 1 5' -L , ,IE fs L-,:,..:,,..:nZi,R E31 , x . 7 J s Q Vi tx '-72, 5' ,,,- J... 1 O S 4 I Q 1 P51523 - X If S 2 2? 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Track 1963 MARCH i-2 Fort Worth Meet 9 Graham 16 Lawton Invitational 23 Wichita Falls invitational 30 Amarillo Relays APRIL 6 District - Mike Bullitt won first place in the mile run. Ronnie Shields was first in the dis- cus and second in the shot put, Jim McGrath was first in the shot put. 13 Duncan Invitational 26 Regional at Fort Worth Jim McGrath, the grearest shot putter In rhe history of rhe school, is the current disirld champion and holder of vhs school record of 55' UA . The was Pups wack eeam. Members of the girls' rennis team, are, left to right, FIRST ROW: Marnee Corbin, Ruth Ann Ford, Linda Tell, Dale Goclsby, and Mary Bradley. SECOND ROW: Shirley Steele, Alana Brock, Robbie Miller, Cindy Burkett, Gail Wilson, and Pam Mulder. Nor pictured is Libby Pardee, Ca-captains ef the girls' rennis'Ieam are Linda Tell and Cindy Burkett. ,'.' 1 You men are all alilcel l62 T The boys' ca-captains are Pat Acton and Murphy Yates. Let me show you. I am good. en-nis Members of the boys' tennis team are, from Iefr to right, STANDING: Fai Acton, David Oliver, Jeff Byrd, Dick Ewing, and Jerry Steed: KNEELING: Murphy Yates, Jerry Lindsay, Don Hughes, and Ray Byrd: not pictured, Alan Cox, Dwight Cax, Robin Loggie, and Danny Moore. BOBBY BURNS Freestyle r 1964 team will be as strong as ever. LEE WEINSTEIN Breaststroke January 1 1 January I8 January 25 January 31 February 1 February 8 February 14 February 15 DARRELL WALLANDER MA11' rowsns February 21 Backstroke Ind. Medley Individual February 22 February 22 February 29 March 6 March 7 March 20 1 March 21 TERRY RAY CHUCK PARKER Backstroke Freestyle The Coyote Swim team has shown ever-increasing strength since the arrival of its new coach, Jim Davis, last year. The 1964 swim team, with its full schedule, has planned a strenuous season. Al- though the graduation of 1963 left empty places on the team, the Texas Tech Relays Paschal S. M. U. Relays Texas Invitational Texas Invitational San Angelo Odessa Abilene and Midland Lee Midland High and Midland Lee Odessa Andrews San Angelo and St. Marks St. Marks and S.M.U. Freshmen Paschal STATE STATE FIRST ROW: Larry Bean, Chuck Parker, John Ferguson, Steve Owen, Terry Ray, Tommy Hill. diver. SECOND ROW: Mark Weinstein, Dan- rall Wallander, Paul Drake, Bobby Burns, Matt Pawera, Frank Jarratt, Dale Hansard, David Coward. Lubbock Wichita Falls Dallas Austin Austin San Angelo Wichita Falls Abilene Midland Lee Odessa Andrews Wichita Falls Dallas Ft. Worth Lubbock Lubbock DAVID COWARD FRANK JARRATT Freestyle Freestyle PAUL DRAKE Butterfly STEVE OWEN Butterfly JOHN FERGUSON LARRY BEAN Breamtroke DALE HANSARD Freestyle Freestyle will Team Captain, TERRY RAY Coach, JIM DAVIS .4 40 ,.,3 21 :- -gw-Muni rs. u f ,V Q ,. .,g,,x- 5. .,.,, ' 'W W -'11, A 4 u r a .s,.L1 my -.f .vm Q. Q , -.--..,,.,... -... M. V- , . vw L bar 1 , f.. ,.'?. s. Q February 28-29 March 3 March I3-14 March 20-2l March 27-28 April 3-4 April 7 April ro Larry lakes the easy way our. SCHEDULE Fort Worth Vernon and Rider W. F. Invitational Brownwood Tournament Vernon Tournament Amarillo Vernon and Rider Arlington The golf team is one of the most active sports, and the boys take pride in their achievements. The team practices every afternoon uncler the supervision of Coach William F. Garrett. Through their accomplishments, the members of the golf team bring recognition to WFHS. Keep blasting, Ward, and we'll have a swimming pool. v 1352.1 QLWUU Sam! Wm 7 f 5 W Sa, 1 ENI939 S CLASSES vf' u. xigw U56 5' a ' 1 .. Q 4. ' - W 1 W .iUg,,5,k ., K , A fm , , ' 2 I 1 v I .W K E? N ' We ' Q W Sr ' 1 . ' Q ': 1 .. ,, M M V ,Z . 15.1 .Si qi A 5' 1 . 4 ggggfiii ' ' A , 1 3.2:-fi- v . W f- , 1 1 in it! I I 4 1. ,412 r22:f:ig11fL3, M9 3. .Lax iw-af-M , z I M ,.L,7k. W V 1. vv A , . A:-1, -aim aegggljgf? ,, S M5 --1.e,:g:::,:r.-31. 1 .gmiifmxiss Pat Acton Mike Albritton Carole Anderson Johnny Anderson hr' Linda Armstrong Jackie Ashlock Terry Bahr Carolyn Baker Pal Alexander Leah Allen Carl Anderson Rosie Anderson Patricia Apple Ella Armslrong Kay Atchley David Ayars Judy Bacon Ronnee' Baker Susan Ballard Birta Mae Barnes 'S-'If Jerry Barnes Rita Barron Glen Barton Woody Barton Sam Bashara Senior Don Bates Paula Baumgardner Barbara Beddow Tommie Bennett Ronnie Bentley Vice-president Steed at workl Nancy Biggi Joe Bindel Barbara Blanchard Ann Bloodworth Eddie Bodkin Beverly Bohannon Bonnie Bohnn Roy Brannon alt -Of Y Dave Bonnot Delaine Brewer Nl 4--v -. ,M J Linda Boone Class Wayne Brewer -4- '- U 5 1 5 W ' f' ,f - +7 , A ' ary- B' W r l ' A iiigf' David Bowersock Clinton Broday Larry Bowman Wayne Brosam Cliff Brown Hank Brown Madonna Brown Linda Brubaker Linda Brundrett James Burch George Burner! Barbara Burrus Carol Burton Danneda Burton 4-'A Charles Butts Dwinna Byrd Gerry Campbell John Campbell Firsi maior assignment for Coyoie Staff - plc- r lure aking. Ray Byrd Marilyn Caley Ann Camp Senior Gary Cannedy Fille Cardenas David Cargill Jimmy Caudle Mary Chipley Doyle Churchman Jan Clark Larry Cleveland Linda Clowdus . Lillie Coker Jim Cole Karen Colhouer Phyllis Conner Ann Cornutt Class Billy Cowarf Vick Cowden Lewiigain Ronnie Crane Connie Cravens Carolyn Criswell Ronnie Criswell Wanda Crouch Shelia Crow Larry Culipher Jessie Cunningham Donna Daniel Dovie Dean Joe Dean Tommy Dean V I75 Jane Dearen Damon Decker Thomas De Voy Mike Dillon Chuck Dixon Senior Cynfhia Dodds Cyntra Dodds Pat Dollar What have Gayla and Chris been ielllng you, Jimmy? Paul Drake Bill Easter Mary Donnell Q Connie Dunham Cheryl Edmondson Linda Dorsey Karen Durden Roberi Edwards 0 Cheryl Elem Patti Elder Brenda Elvington Class Jim Ferguson Jerry Ferguson John Ferguson Phillip Essary Ha-zelle Flinn Steve Faris Linda Flores a. pak U Vicki Fontz Mike Ford Joe Fowler Mary Fulfer Joe Gann ' James Gardner 1:20. infu- a . a 5.410 T 1 lk gm -www .EEQM . il ,QQ fr ' .5.g.5, Cheryl Francis Jim Gardner 5112522 1 Berniece Frerich Larry Gardner 15 - K 5 'aflkllhi la ri x W A ' '3't3I.i 555259 1 ' - 5ze,iii,4 as -u WhaI's her name? ask Sonny, Presion, and Ted. David Garfield Jimmy Gill Carol George Johnny Girdley Nicky Gholson Pat Golding Ray Gonzales David Goodman Dale Goolsby Charles Goss Gayle Graham Senior if 'Sf Jan Gray Berry Jo Green Ruth Greenwood Sara Griffith Rodney Grisham ,.. we i -3 G , 0 . Bill Hailey Sue Hanna Linda Harper Billie Harriman Philip Haubert Jackie Havens Dan Hayley Chris Haynes Don Hanvey Carole Hardin Anne Harkey Jane Harrington James Hari Stephen Hatch Johnny Hawkins Patricia Hawkins Susan Haws Class Dick Held Jan Helmcamp Claudia Henderson Bill Hendrich Raymond Hennan Joe Hernandez Johnny Hernandez Michael Hickman Senior Charlotle Hill Edward Hinch Peaches Hines Charlene Hinkle David Holcomb , Q :fx - we-'i :a, f Donald Holder Jerri Holder Roy Hollis Jackie Hollister Carmen Holmes Jimmy Hosch Sue Houser Chris Howard Carla Howell John Huckabee r,,, ...M I - Wi I. I Jan Huddleston Jean Hudgeons Janice Hudson Tommy Irvin John Jackson Class Mike Jenkins Frank Johnson Georgia Johnson Steve Johnson Johnny Johns Sam Bashara and Mika Jenkins receive their vi:- -Q tory apples. Bobby Jones Gary Jones La Vonda Joyner Diana Jumper Genie Justice Sue Kadane ,..4v f 1 we f is fp- 5- 9' ,.,.n.L. J ton ,fw 2ii ,4,--- La L ..n. - L.- .Qwr ' rfb V12 ff . 'Ulf' W, Mary Kafer Laura Key ' John Kidwell Sylvia Kilman Wade King Senior Sandi Klous Chuck Kreufz Phil Lam Johnny Lancaster Charlotte Landreth Seniors gather in the halls. Cheri Lang Larry Lasarer Jeanette Laukhuf Wilburn Lear Bobbie Ledbetrer Anita Leeper Robert Lennard Jeanette Leverift Roger Little Class Mike McBride Mike McBroom Billie McCord Linda McCurry Linda McDonald Sonny McDougle . f'f'F- 5 Susan Lloyd Diana LOWVSY Treva Lowry Richard Lucio Anne Ludolphus Larry McCreary Keith McFatridge Douglas Lowe . Patsy McAfee li Beth McCullough Jim McGrath Jimmy McKee Willie McKee Nathan McWhorter John Mackey 12 Sandra McKinnon Austin Maglothin Raymond McLaughlin Susie McPherson Delver Maney Gene Maples uf ,.-4' David Marley Anita Marshall Donna Martin Kenny Martin Ray Martin, Jr. Senior Irene Maflinel JOYCE Martini Glenda Mathews Deana Mattingly Jeanette Maxwell L Phil May Mark Medford Garry Meek Carole Meeks Manuela Mendez Jimmy Merediih Do Keith, Kenny, and Jerry really study nil fhose books? Anna Miller Keith Miiier Donald Mock Karen Monaghan Ben Moody Class Danny Moore David Morris Howard Morris Linda Murphy Jann Muierspaugh if--. 'ir fm , X ,f V 43:3 ' .4 V.-I 5 ' ' J 1 K Q A A 'L f gr Q Ima g ka, if 'I Bobbie Myer Gayia Norris V- , Julie Naylor Joyce Neal Joe Nieto Sharon Nixon Semor Ted Norwood Joe Nowlin Don Oster Smve Owen T 1: Mickey Pardee David Payne Mike Parham Gary Parks Kenneth Pearson Mickey Pemberton Three's a crowd, Pam, wiih Susan and Jerry there IC! Jack Pennington Margie Peppers Raymond Perez Pam Perry Jerry Phillips Class Charles Pickle Nancy Pierce Pat Pierce Janet Pietzsch Geraldine Place Pete Poore Mike Pope Earl Potts Milton Powell Jimmy Powers Matt Powers Sally Pridgen Betty Rambo Carroll Rawn Barbara Ray . I ... Terry Ray John Rhoads Ronnie Riner Elizabeth Rose .W ' 'i . 't 'i ,':f1'2:'rf'S g. . 2 .- Ap f lg, K N A: il.: mp. ?a.. Mk xi: ' 1554, ' ,23g. ' 1 ' . QL-n ,.?.'9 'f in . -5,313 EIS? 110-9:2 Qirgtw' . ' Q lk f R 1 J Cecil Reasor Bill Reichmuth Gretchen Reser Bobbie Reynolds K 'h ykflsf- G yfj4l1G,'Ju Rfofilya Stanley Rhone Preston Ribnick Judy Rickards Barbara Ridirtger Andrea Rizan Jimmy Robertson Gary Robinson Bessie Rodriquez Senior Bill Ross Charles Ross Jerry Ross John Runge Myra Runge Carlos Segura .., ,.... if Carolyn Schauperl Barbara Schmitz Edwin Sestak Gary Shappell Go, Coyotes! Goi 99 'Wifi' O 0 NA. ' if f ' , ,U f T' . A ,5 . t -x 'I U' E' . if ' Jerry Shaver Charlotte Shearin Beverly Sheets Class Patty Shepherd Bonnie Shipman Paul Shubert Q gif ? 3 , . W ,:f'9' i6 X 'X V ' 4 l ag .A Y . fit Judy Sheets Robert Simmons Betty Shelton Jim Simpson Lb Wk Emi ,V , V X.. .-'K 1 b ,x 2 'X 'sr gg. AU i ' V K l . . l t . - ' Abner Skinner Bobby Smith Diana Smith Gloria Smith Kenneth Smith Linda Smith Gilbert Smith hang ,, ,,,.-r Helen Snell Gene Stanford Ann Starnes Jerry Steed Senior Ann Sternadel Garland Stewart Renee Stewart Judy Stice -C Diane Smith Melvin Smith ia f . Zn - 3 I .QW ,wc David Stepp Ronnie Stockstill 5 id bf Charles Stokes Karen Stout Ted Stuart Susan Sullivan fini Bill Swan Janice Swaner Jerry Taylor Linda Taylor far 3.51: ,, 74 3.5 gi? 1 .W -r . 'Q , ,. ' 1 , 71 ' . rpg ,--ur f ' lla .Wy ,r ' X Albert Striegel Lynda Sumner F 'St' Mitch Tasker Class Dale Teichman Steve Faris and Hank Brown carry n tiger 1Carl Andersonj our of the Irving pep rally. Lowell Tate Donna Taylor Linda Tell Donna Thiele A 1 rr Pam Thiem Treva Toney Nancy Tucker Mary Underwood James Thompson Johnny Tidwell Senior Karen Toon Vy Townsend o., Stanley Todd Chris Toler Richard Trent Bernale Trout iz EJ To fame and fortune we will soul QM NES 1 QQTYHKN Donald Tyson Gayle Underwood ly - Jeannine Utzman Gloria Van Pell' iw? 9312. Eitriem' -1 - 'M' grim W' yi TT ,,...r..e 'f'5 ' ll -I-+-I if fr wg' 1 , T' :T l MQ I C ' ' 5,1 ' V?-'Q v 6 ,ri ' 1 4 ,- 9 NH K 6. 'r ' f'-1 -4 'rw 1 wg, ,gif -1 ,h ::Q. !f.E' . .2 Q, L 3 ' '7 I A A f YV, 1' f I ff ,. 1 ,KL Ii n . 5 W W 'l' -X-1 , . Q F ' T 'lt ff' 2 Pie 'if ', , H ' 1' UT 1'f-lm'ff. .- ,r ' i-L' if f ,n 5:1231 i . 1' f ,, L .A 'fl ffffll y ,Y i , T! 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I , 'SSVGQ M' - .425 11 , f ff-an f 1 N 'Q Ellen Absussie David Adair Bonnie Adams Connie Adams Jerry Alexander Camilla Allen John Allen George Allison James Alred Jimmy Andrews David Archer Douglas Armairong Nancy Arrington Barbara Bachman Philip Bailey 4 Linda Baker Julie Banks Becky Barlow Kay Barnett Sam Barre!! Roy Bartlett linda Baies Jimmy Ravouset James Bell Gail Bemivegna Nancy Bernhard! Ray Berry Staley Biiak Marilyn surge Peggy Black Joe Blackman Carolyn Blanceh Will Blankenship Lorene Blaylock Susan Boling Susan Bornholdr Allen Bowling Jimmy Boyd Kay Boyd Bobby Boyles Jerry Boyles Karla Brackeen Don Bradford Mary Bradley Buich Brannon V Virginia Breedlove Steve Brewer Bill Bridges Linda Bridges Sammy Bridges Alana Brock Sandy Brooks Mark Brown Jerry Brown Roberv Brown Donna Browning Bob Bryan! Carol Burbank Mike Burch Jack Burshfield This iunior ESM :lass siudies diligenlly under Mrs. Por!er's direc- tion. Bob Burke Bobby Burns Judy Buss Jerry Byas Sue Ann Cage Donnie Callaway Gary Callaway Ronnie Callaway Tom Campbell Donnie Capps Trenl Capps Roy Cargel Peggy Cargill Penny Carmody Belly Ann Carver Melanie Cash Cathy Casllecline Palricia Cernosek Billy Chambers Newell Cheaiham Phyllis Chelf 0.4. 'mei C Z' ?, Donna Cherry Donna Chick John Childers Gail Chrisioff Bobby Clank Marilyn Clark Jennifer Clark Harrold Clemons Mike Clymer Bill Cochran Kurl Cone Esfher Comreras Marnee Corbin Carol Corleit David Coward fv- . .,, . . 1 ,.., , , .f 53' ' O , , lf I is Q3 if EQ l . f 1' 'L in Y ' -. - y -A 1, 'N .,,,1ga 1 'fwfw , wen ,rm r -'-mv K 3 ,' . 1,35 , B A U 'ef l if v Judy Cowen Alan Cox Jimmy Cox Jack Cox Leon Cox Mary Craven Darla Craven: Rosie Crency Letha Crsagle Terry Cromer Sammy Cruse Donna Culpepper Dena Damron Madelyn Daniel: Pal Darling E ff L- 5 v . 1 , C n N Q. is if . N. 1. GD-454,54 l nu i 'E 4 R4-, . 4. i David Dickenson Kay Diggs Gayle Dillard lcalhlyn Donnell Johnnie Dosseii Jimmy Drake Belly Duncan Kay Duncan Pres Duncan David Durretl Bob Eastlake Jan Eddleman Joan Edgerton Robert Edwards Bill Elder Mike Elmore Larry English Mary Enrique: linda Enlrekin Jane Esparza Lou Esles Manuel Estrada Don Ewen Richard Ewing Tracey Farris Willene Ferguson Ruben Flair Carmen Flick Larry Floumoy Bill Flynn Kaihy Foley Lucy Franco Cloyce Franks Andrea Fraiee Delores Fraxier Guinn Fuller Bobby Funston Bob Gallagher Lupe Gambca Richard Garcia Dana George Jimmy George Daniel Gerhar1 Kg German Sh an The Junior Wanderers in Thespian Hall from 8:00 lo 8:30 are led by President Cochran nearly as well as Hersey leads Roberts. Pai Gibbs lindia Gilkerson H 'L - Jimmy Gill . num Glidden Ab.. 5 , M W . , ' , l ' l l - Y a ll -nf - Jerry Glashan v. ::' dy 1 Richard core ' , ,Q - l 1 -0 ' w - ' x w i,-Sl l, 515 x M 1 Sf Steve Golcher Pat Gourlie Joyce Grabeel Jimmy Grace Maurice Gray Jean Greeling Barbara Greenwood Billie Grimes David Groves Weldon Guest Mike Hairell Jimmy Hall Robin Hallford Heather Hamilton Rosemary Hamilton 203 Jimmy Hanks Dale Hansard Ginger Hardage Sue Hardin Janica Hardy Bobbie Harper Judy Harwell Charles Hatcher Eddie Haven Pal Hawkins Mary Hayman Paula Hays Harry Held Pam Henricksen Jane Hensley Jerry Harrell Sandy Hersey Jane Higgins Jimmy Hill Chester Hodge: Ricky Holder Austine Holman Marion Hopkins Sieve Hopkins Lyndia Horner Luau Howie Kenneih Hoyer Joe Huff Don Hughes Vicki Hull Strange things happen in W. F. H. S. halls, such aa mobs flock- lng lo view the Girl With the Pink Hair. Karin Humphrey Sally Humphrey Virginia Humphrey Mary Lou Hunter Gladys Husleld Sharion Hufson Kay lsaacs Carol Jackson Danni: Jackson Tamara Jackson Johnny Janecka Frank Jarralf Marvln Jarvis Cheryl Johnson George Johnson Phil Johnson Randy Johnson Charles Jones Robevl Jordan Don Josely Larry Karr . Xe Q . . Qs, Q of - Q.: , -4 i ' . e Q, 'L f K Y a n Q 1 a 's, . i xr? D Y f if ' K Fij i? V K-Exif . A 37.2 3:5 uf: .:,,I ' ,W , 'W SLS V 'H 3 . .., if 'nn f 1,35 if J 'lr s.-, .f-I K' Sieve Keller Don Kelley Bill Kennedy Helen Kennedy Randy Kelner Randy Kimbrel Alan King Larry King Kay Kirby Darrel Kirkland Dean Kirkpatrick Roger Knight Sally Knight Robbie Kouri Larry Kremer arena. Krctkinger Gene LaCos1e Don Lancasier Elaine Land Peggy Langford Linda Lawler Bill lee Genny lee Phillip Leija Garry lemons Harold lerew Elaine Leslie Carol Lewis Jerrie Lewis nom-ie uggen Golfers Pres and Larry love io swing those golf clubs together. 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Jerrie Powell Mary Ann Powers Bobby Prestvvaod Cynlhia Prine Larry Proffitt Nancy Pryor Katie Putman Willie Rachel Jean Ralston lyndia Randall Slmon Rnngel Ken Reed Ronny Reed Tommy Reed Bnlh Reeves Pav Reeves Rodney Register Joyce Reisinger David Ressler Jimmy Rhodes Keith Rhone Carolyn Rice larry Rice Sharon Richardson Jan Richmond Nancy Riddle David Riley Rachel Rincon Bill Roark Don Roberts Myrna Roberls David Robinson Charles Rogers Marilyn Rogers Phyllis Ross Dick Rundell Pai Russell Sharyn Russell Saundra Sampson Linda Sanders L. P. Sanders EuGene Sanspree Janice Savage Mackie Scarloir Paul Schoonover Lana Scruggs Ann Searcy Nancy Selke Richard Seward Susie Shamburger Mika Shannon Lou relales Junlor secret: while a Senlor spy look: on. , ,vas , r.. i . 'SJ ,x . 3.3 -3: Pamaln Ann Sharp Donald Shaw Nils Shaw Sharon Shawver Rickey Sheerman Glenn Sheffield f i .. ,Ms Y' 'mv 5 . fi y 4 x v Q' Q M N rf, ff: ,. 4 ,ggi .. my Is, if 'v' '.k- W r 1 . . . K -4- is .f w Yu 1 lg! no t rn. 1' 5 I href M . J., .W.., 4, f N1 1:'? f it qv!! 4 no 'Cas ,, W , 1 ol in U .,r.t., J Charles Shiver Sam Sieben Charles Simons Barbara Simpson Gary Sissel Barry Smith Cliff Smith Jerry'Smith Joe Smith Susan Smith Vicki Smilh KW'Srrell' Mike Sneller Rudy Sommerfell Frances Spainhou r . K n ni 2 ui .. . Mn 'H , Mn 'I is . X g X- -, Q - re, 'I , 8 1 r :??Xlgg in -,Ui Q, 'iii H ro if .a X X X Cgqi Q we I x A' 'Y -5 L '.' x xr! , 'il' in :iff .wi ' . L Herb Spellings Patricia Spencer Wanda Splawn Shirley Steele Rosalie Stagnitta Gary Stephens Jean Ann Steward Bill Stewart James Stewart Marsha Stewart Carolyn Stone Joe Stoneciphar Ralph Swatxell Sheryl Swaydan John Swift Al Syverson Charolyn Tallant Cathy Talley Arthur Taylor Dwayne Taylor Gloria Taylor Janelle Taylor Mary Taylor David Tedford Walter Tedfcrd Sandra Teir Trudy Thomas Terry Thompson Susan Tinsley Roddy Tittle Roger rake: over while Danny is away. V7 Linda Tompkins Beatrice Irevino Judy rwusdale Lynne Trousdale Richard Ulum Sharon Urban Jesse Valdez Billy Vincent Susan Wagner Don Walker Greg Walker Linda Walker Steve Walker Jane? Wall Helen Warren John Warren Elaine Waters Norma Walkin: Ronnie Watkins Cheryl Weanh Ronny Wells , 1- .mil Snot: Whaley Elizabeth White Jean Ann White Raymond White Linda Wilkerson Paula Wilkes Gail Williams Max Williams Bob Williamson Candy Wilson lynn Wilson Suzanne Wilson Dickie Wmemger Jimmy Wingler Joe Wolverton Donna Wood Mamie Woodward Jerry Woolsey Eddie Worrell John Worthen Curtiss Wright Jeff wym Mike Wyatt Murphy Yates Ken Young Judy Young Team Class Officers President .,.,...... ......,,,,,,,..,,.. .,.,.,. , . Joe Huff Vice-President ,.,....,. Janice Savage Secretary-Treasurer .... Vicki Hull Red Cross .,,,..,..., Home Room ..... wMcNair' Jo Ann Paulk The Team Class, under the leadership of Mrs. M. K. Anthony and Mr. Paul M. Strong, has had quite a success story. The students participating are iuniors, and they take a combination of American History and English in a class lasting for two hours. The wide variety of training received includes field trips and special speakers. k mzzug l X, . :ig fix , 2 :f ii.. 2. . , 1 W X 57 , me 5 X..,-N-hf,,A- 35 'Tm' Y V . if , 'R 'Sei 3 V 1 ,ixqi f Qt x ie? 2 Af gg? 5 if EI 4 .xl v x 'x sn UG' 'afaf sv are -- 3 fa .flea ,' .2 ir.. -'- ' 5':3,?'EE,5', ' ffl LQ, riff ff? 4 wif A ., if A 'kk 4 Wir? gigs' -. 'W Ew a Y 'Ge an 5 uv N. . .Q ' .. 6 ' .. 6 'qi ...Adu . 9- Q c .S , e 1 1'3:g,Agg ,L M 4. 02, S' ' f.' 'X ff -I , Q ., . '-url! v Q f'a 25 Iiic. mari: .1 1...g5-in-7554. e 4 Q ati R fig: H -A K 'ia fri 'ET i'f?'.if ii i 'S E . 'Furl' 5 IL ' 2 if f N5 S .z ' iii A kr 'af 4. .1 , Q, M , W. ,bs H, ff mf. ' '- - i . . W . ' :rear ':,, 3 . 1. 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MM 1.,.f,, g.. ,.,,,., :V me ' a 1:15 ' gn, Fred de la Houssaye Larry Delph Gail Denlon Vesta Dickenson Franklin Dixon Missy Dixon Wendell Dobbs Mike Donegan Carey Duffield Delores Duncan Kenny Duncan David Dunsworlh Mika Du Shane Dan Eastlake Ann Einwechler Sherrie Elder Mary Elkins Connie Ellington Dale Elliol James Elliot Tony Eivington Sharon Emmons Jay Emory Terry Erwin Debby Cravens Gilda Crawford Carolyn Cross Carolyn Crump Janyth Culipher Charlotte Culwell Marilyn Cummings Jo Ann Cunningham John Cunningham Johnye Cunningham Janie Curia Sandra Darby Michielle David Juanelle David Arthur Davis Dickie Davis Gary Davis x.Gayle Davis Joe Davis Robert Davis Teressa Davis Dennis Day Mary Day Beverly Dean Marihaa Garelk Walter Garrett Linda Gee Paula Gentry Sandra George Sue Gilliland Jerry Gilxon Louise Gicldasis Larry Eschman Joe Estrada Barbara Eusvize Judy Fancher James Farmer Carol Ann Faulkenberry Paula Fells Ann Ferguson Ted Fickle Betty Flores Pai Ford Ruih Ann Ford Gary Former Dora Franco Helen Frazier Carol Freeman Suxanne Freeman Nancy Fritz Mike French Albert Fuhrrnan Pat Gammage Delia Garcia Johnny Garcia Mary Helen Garcia Sophomore! prepare the showcase for Howdy Week ..- an vw James Goetz Jerry Goforth David Golleher Lydia Gonzales Sylvia Gonzales Russell Good , W G .. my? 3 .X as Was ll' wa' Q as X .r V .. -lv , Q .AT xx fo Q.. i- 4- -2: fx wr is 1 . 2 T 'J . 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'T A ' ixf' vr 2 Q4 .A Rita Mendenhall Rena Miller Katherine Milton Paula Minyard Phil Moncla Monte Mcnt9cmel'Y Charlotte Moody Pat Mcora Clinton McCreary Michael McCreary Glenda Mccfigm Donald McDonald Randy McDonald Mark McDowell Berry Masrath Pat McGregor Joe McHam Ginger McMillan Patrick McReynolds Danny McShan Clem Maclin Mary Main Susan Mansur Bella Rae Marks Herman Marks Gary Marten Pat Martin Suzanne Massey Donnie Maxfield Billy Maxwell Undeen Measley Alan Medley lf you don't like it, tell 'Ju -4 Z.2?' ' 4 94y'ff SC we-vi' 15' -a . ,iv R Rn . Ei! A .ly y 5 A . A 2 iii ig ,Le -XL. -it , ln wr f .. Q, 'gk' Mfr' 3' .,,..Q.. 3 3S?? . .pf ,. .eng ' .te it 'cf' nk 1 giF3?2f'Li5?4 ' Q' A., -argl , 'tial irq? i -in W ., 1 , ff it rQ s K . .Q x K K p if 'zzz r f f ,, - lfvviw. s rx uw' ' s J .,,...... - ...3::i::E,.o,1 11:22 2:24--' itil? . vga. .. '...'Z. are 2' gf, ,fr , 11-05:11 mam.. 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A Q A - . 5, 1 . . 1 ,r Janet O'Neil Jacqueline Owen Karen Owen Ellen Owens Nicki Owens Libby Pardee Chuck Parker Bobby Parrerson Nancy Patterson Carla Payne Tracy Payne Mary Pearce Linda Pearson Elaine Pence Leia Penisvon Tana Perry Michael Perryiohn Ronnie Phillips Ray Pierce Paula Pierson Darlena Pinkman Charles Piiman Chris Poe Dan Poiror Paula Moore Sherry Morris Donna Morrison Glenn Morrow Shirley Morrow Ross Moser Parricia Musa Wyvonna Mullins Shelia Murphy Keith Muterspaug John Nail Phillip Nameth Olga Navereiia Gracie Neal Nancy Neptune Craig Newcomb Dorothy Nichols Elaine Nipper Nena Norwood Agnes Ochoa Kathy Odell Carolyn Odom Mary O'Donohoe Jane! On h rf H ' E'i'l ' ' e 'i nw' we 4. ig! st -W A , l .J ps 1 Y K A 9 g, -NQQ A -' P 1- fn fr..1r..25., xi Robert Reich Connie Reid Jackie Reid Charlene Reimers Diane Reynolds Sandra Reynolds Barbara Rhone Tommy Rhona Bruce Pollard Claudia Pope Danny Pope David Preston Mika Preston Jane Price Ralph Price Kay Frlcer R. D. Pritchett Carol Pruell Russell Pruin Donna Raby Jimmy Ragland Mike Raines Fredia Rambo Linda Ramirez Linda Ramos Sue Rawn B. L. Reasor Al Reed Harold Reed Gail Reese Kaihy Reeves Ray Reeves Even Paula's best friends won't tell her. N- W ii! fait? Q sy W if -in my , rg..:.,.s it 19 ggh , - 2: L+ il? f , is ' x ai 11 f 1 J 5 'W ' ni in U I f Lg!! :ff ' Q ge: !u- ' 9 Za 3 :SP-6: .g ,, Iii 5-! txl' . 'a MIA. , V - . fr O X 'Ma .- .U :'-v .a ..f?'? arm- 213 ng ri K3 fix? yi 'Wil M.. Johnny Shelby Ward Sheldon Vernon Shelton Jackey Shephard Dean Shire: Terri Shirley Jimmie Shrode Sharletta Shuberi Gary Simons Ranclie Simmons Randy Simpson Carol Sims David Sinclair Larry Slack Billy Smith Cathy Smith Harold Smith Jackie Smiih Kay Smith Keith Smith Kenny Smith Monore Smith Myra Smith Philip Smith gi UI 'Q ii' M 6 ry gas aw' 53' -uf. if- fugf W Vi 'if ffifl j'ifi.f7' U E 3-ffl .lift viii. 11' - s5f '7'4 ffl .- . 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Lg i' l' 'Q fi' ' :J 0 81 3 1 2 it i ' 211 Does another educational iilm await these enthusiastic sophomores? Wr- , :..':gj ' '?. leakievaal- Donna Vernon lena Vernon Sharon Vick Dennis Wadsworlh Sue Wages Judy Waggener Pa! Wahl Roberi Wainscoll Carol Walbrick Charles Walker Dannie Walker Ronnie Walla Danny Walsh Diane Walton Glenn A. Ward Johnny Warren linda Warren Rickie Watkins Pa? Watson Mary Wealherford Don Weaver Johnny Weaver Becky Weeks Judy Tholander Sharon Thomas Vannene Thomas sm Thompson Brenda Thompson Wendy Thorn Woody Thorn Marsha Tibbits Ronnie Timmins Bob Tiiile Marlin Time Linda Todd Sheryl Tompkins Roy Travis Cindy Trimble Kay Lynn Truilr Jerry Bob Tuck Deno Tufares James Turner Richard Twilfy Jane upran Mickey Uriniak Loyd Vanbevenler Lydia Vasquez -I Vx 2 3.3 f Ei. Ronnie Wilson Shirley Wilson Gary Wineinger Bobbie Joe Wise Mark Wombla Judy Wood Wanda Wood Mary Ann Woolwy Melinda Wrotenbery Fran Yarbrough Roger York Gary Young Johnny Young Larry Zunker 5 0.5, Lee Weinstein Berl Welch Jerl Welch Jim Wesbreoks Monique Westermann James Wheeler Mirchell Whiie Myra While Sharon White Shirley whire David Whifehill Chris Whitsiil Laurel Whiiien Bala Williams Caihey Williams Jerry Williams l.aFern Williams Linda Williams Paul Williams Peggy Williams Linda Williamson Kaihy Willson Gail Wilson Gaye Wilson 1375 '15 'ST T l1 in . V! 652' is ff. .'3's'.fL , .I . ' -if QSEL gg'llEf'3i'r 1 V A 4' :: i?:ia.:, id 'Fx :.? ?:cw' .. . iii 'X - ,W Q fi, 11 M il 1 lg . J! :Q y 2 I . . 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SECOND ROW: Richard English, Connie Cullum, Janie Shappell, Paula Theim, Sandra Thompson, Cinda Smith, Kathy Brickell. THIRD ROW: Bulch Shoop, Roger Hensley, Robert Vick, Bobby Mann, Phil Brown, L. O. Nelson, Dale Owen, Billy Bunlon. 234 Tommy Acosia Dickie Adair Doyle Adams Eddie Alexander Lynn Allen Sharon Allen Joan Allison Nelma Allison Sylvia Alvarado John Amon Ellen Anderson Wynonah Anglin Donny Anson Ken! Apple Mercedes Arias larry Armstrong Sandra Armslrong Morgan Arnold Delia Arredonclo Eli Arredondo Donnie Ashley Willie Aston David Autry David Bailey Sheilagh Balch Robena Bann Ambrosio Barbnzn Jerry Barlow Fred Bass Debbie Bauman Kaihy Bavousei Terry Bean Larry Beasley Ray Beasley Debbie Bennei! Harold Bennell Sharon Bennett Ronnie Benson John Berg Norman Berry John Beslairs Bill Biiak Jerry Black Sieve Blanceii Jimmy Blefhen A. L. Bontrager Donna Borgfelcl Gay Bornea Bill Boucher Bonnie Bowdle Susan Bowling Delores Boyd Jacky Boyd larry Boyd linda Boyer Danny Boyer! avril lj 'si ' Floyd Brannon Ronnie Brewer Kalhy Brickell Annie Brivlon Bobby Brown Danny Brown Margaret Brown Phil Brown Kaye Browning Ronny Brumbelow Ronnie Bruno Doyle Burleson Gary Bryan Allan Bryan! Clara Bryan: Palsy Bunk Billy Bunvin Scot! Bunlon Ricky Burbank Linda Burleson Lonnie Burleson Palricia Burleson Lannis Burlison Brenda Burns Donnie Burns Cynthia Burrus Harvey Bussey Ronald Bussey Carolyn Calhoun Lanila Calhoun Cathy Callaway David Cameron Joy Cameron Carol Campbell Dennis Cannedy Mike Capps Linda Cardenas Beverly Cargal Deanna Carr Robbie Carrol Viclor Carler Bob Case Bobby Case Billy Castle Rusly Casfledine Cam' Caron But Sam Bashara said :har there was an elevaror right around this Joyann Chadwick Comefe F Ezglgaw 'ie : ef , as I . f 1 as-' me :. as .fa ir f ii 2ii'E Q Ia 595' if 41233: E 5551. fi? 3-sg: ff 'ff vi . f aw ww .v- Jn, 31 i.g'i:E 9ig . ' hirgrjt 2. as . if-., xiii: we yr.. 21334, as-:Fizz , .Df- . ' ,J flseiggg ,Sgr 35 - ef, : Sir - I D' '2 .2 . va :. ' - g g '4 Fa- .. rn- 5 I , '- 15.9, nad, ...pw .J ...ga 2 W 1: I. 'Eff iZ'l H- f ,,,..' 4.25 4-gp: r,..,::W .fygffi you , 5 2 if .5 -veg' 'wg W ig. r . 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