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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1969 volume:

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Wf- f if if ' . if, ww. .- fr 4 qi, 1- fs' ,-,:- rw ,-W, ' ' UV f',, ai fx 1 , ..,,.Q,, ,W L, , r' xl 'Y A ctivities 1 7 Faculty 31 Clubs 63 Honors 105 Sports 139 Classes 1 87 STAFF Editors-in-Chief Ralph Gouldy, Andy Lee Editorial Staff Nikki Bell, Ann Bianchi, Tom Black, Carc Bridges, Kathy Broadwater, Allen Broclf Gordy Brown, Mark Campbell, Toni Can' pese, Sue Elliot, Kay Elmore, Nancy Higl Glynda Holton, Randy Huff, Rod Jay, Sta Laukhuf, Bryan Lancaster, Ted Lively, Carc McKee, Mary McMahon, June Maney, Bo Mathews, Kelly Mulligan, Pete Pardee, Jo Raines, Bill Riddle, Steve Riley. Photography Staff Tom Barnard, Brad Burns, Melissa Carper ter, Carol Cullum, Vince Gunn, Ann Pete: son. Sponsor Mrs. J. C. Porter Editorial Consultant Emma Lou Proctor Photography Consultant Don D. Odneal Business O. T. Freeman. Collections J. C. Cabaniss. Activities 4. ' .msl - It E?ii??i t -..'-Qi,-7 ' .' I' 'EQ ,gl-ff ,.,,, :A sz.. 1 ff .. - , -gn 'refill iwx .Ll-Q .-f l ew' 'I G A,AA ' 1 . : ,k.'h HN' - .-.f'....s..H.-V , m 't it Al ' t 1 OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER I8 22- SEPTEMBER 4-Classes Begin -Football: Coyotes vs. Coronado, Here Pep Rally 14-Football: Rowdies vs. Ike B -Pups vs. Lawton I7-First Bank Day -Football: Rowdies vs. Burk B -Pups vs. Iowa Park Pep Rally -Football: Coyotes vs. Amarillo, There -Football: Rowdies vs. Rider B -Pups vs. Lawton Pep Rally 27-Football: Coyotes vs. Sherman, There OCTOBER -Football: Rowdies vs. BTW B -Pups vs. Rider 4-Football: Coyotes vs. Hirschi, There Pep Rally IO-Football: Rowdies vs. Hirschi B -Pups vs. Washington ll-Pep Rally Football: Coyotes vs. Denison, There 16, I7-Children's The- ater, The Elves and the Shoemaker. I7-Football: Rowdies vs. Dunca n B I8-Football: Coyotes vs. Castleberry, Here Pep Rally Howdy Dance Howdy Assembly Football: Rowdies vs. Hirschi B -Pups vs. Rider Pep Rally Football: Coyotes vs. Richland, There Football: Rowdies vs. Iowa Park-Pups vs. Washington Pep Rally 1968 - NOVEMBER i-Football: Coyotes vs. Haltom, There 7-Football: Rowdies vs. BTW B -Pups vs. Vernon Beauties and Favorites 8-Football: Coyotes vs. Midland Lee, Here Pep Rally I2-Senior Assembly -Football: Rowdies vs. Rider B I4-Football: Pups vs. Burk B I5-Football: Coyotes vs. Rider, Here Pep Rally Senior Breakfast I8-Senior Assembly -Coyote News Pep Rally -Football: Coyotes vs. Irving, There-Bi- District -Senior Assembly-S.O.S. For Srs. 29-Thanksgiving Holidays DECEMBER -Basketball: Coyotes vs. Bowie, There IO-National Thespian Society Assembly Basketball: Coyotes vs. Vernon, Here -National Thespian Society, The Happiest Millionaire. I4-Basketball: Burk Invitational Swimming: San Angelo Swim Meet -French Club Party I7-Basketball: Coyotes vs. Vernon, Here I9-Coyote News --Basketball: Coyotes vs. Hirschi, Here WFHS Choir Assembly Christmas Holidays begin 28-Basketball: Mesquite Invitational -Basketball: Coyotes vs. Bowie, Here Ll Days - 1969 JANUARY , 4-Basketball: Coyotes Invitational -Classes Resume -Basketball: Coyotes vs. Nocona, There -Basketball: Coyotes vs. Richland Hills, Here -Swimming: Dolphins Relays -Senior Assembly -Basketball: Coyotes vs. Nocona, Here -Basketball: Coyotes vs. Castleberry, There End of First Semester -Second Semester Starts Basketball: Coyotes vs. Rider, There -Basketball: Coyotes vs. Haltom, Here Swimming: UTA Swim Meet FEBRUARY -Basketball: Coyotes vs. Castleberry, Here -Basketball: Coyotes vs. Rider, Here -Latin Club Banquet -Basketball: Coyotes vs. Haltom, There -Coyote News -Sports Banquet 2I, 22-SWAAUI Indoor Swim Meet, at SMU -Senior Western Dance -Tennis: San Angelo Invi- tational Golf: Southwest Parks and Recreation, Fort Worth MARCH -Swimming: Highland Park Track: Vernon Track Meet -Public Schools Week Begins -Tennis: Coyotes vs. Rider -Golf: Graham Jaycee Invi- tational All Region Choir 8-Tennis: Lawton Invi- tational -Swimming: Coyotes vs. Track: Gainesville Track Meet I4-Tennis: Midland Lee Invitational I5-Golf: WFHS Invi- tational Contest Plays at Rider I9-Tennis: Coyotes vs. Rider 20-Coyote News Ready Writing Finals 21-Senior Play 21, 22-Golf: Brownwood Invitational Tennis: Lubbock Invi- tational 26-Track: Kangaroo Invi- tional at Weatherford 28-Spring Vacation Begins 28, 29-Golf: Amarillo Invi- tational Tennis: Abilene Easter Invitational Track: Amarillo Relays APRIL 5-Track: Jesuit Relays 7-Classes Resume 8-Gym Show Assembly Baseball: Coyotes vs. Castleberry, Here II, I2-Tennis: District Golf: District Track: District I I-Baseball: Coyotes vs. Rider, Here I5-Baseball: Coyotes vs. Richland Hills, There I8, I9-Tennis: Region Track: Region Golf: Region 22-Baseball: Coyotes vs. Haltom, Here 24-Coyote News 25-Baseball: Coyotes vs. Castleberry, There 26-Track: State Meet 29-Baseball: Coyotes vs. Rider, Here MAY 2-Baseball: Coyotes vs. Richland, Here 2, 3-Tennis: State Meet 6-Spring Festival 7-Freshman Picnic 8-Sophomore Picnic 9-Baseball: Coyotes vs. Haltom, There IO- UIL Choir Contest I2-Junior Picnic I3-Senior Picnic I5-Sports Banquet 22-Coyote News 29-Graduation Senior Night 30-School Dismissed - . I snr mv -if , JANUARY LA IIE 1-If Q 1' ' 'Q -Qs., ...:, -s -r I FEBRUARY MARCH-APRIL MAY I9 a long-standing Tradition as a week dedicafed To friendship a1'WFHS. HO WD Y WEEK Sweetheart Dance u 1 23 A-A. is .5 wg , Q , L h h 55 ' Banquets X KV. , . . - 1 f - Xb N , x -f .-Ww-. 'T 1 -4,65 W Q .gg .::mm g.N-N x w ' - ,'ma1x:n , ,i ,L 5 , xg, A , . . , v Q , - , ,I :. ' Q 953 Q 0 , J -. .::. . f 1 R f 9 1' K1 , zrf.,-Q:-'f1a,,.,i--4 ,-asz,:-ruin - -f 4 'ef ' Y '., mf Q .QL 15, 31 W, , X Whig, ., sn tx, -- - - '- -- H , 112 1- , N, 3.5-6 wsu-in W' :kv . . -MW, , 11 K V - 2, f 'r-rf .- vw W W Q W E, RQSJ H-Ss . , Na , ,.,,,.I , , .g I It WW'WfW 1 x 1 3 2 1 2 E Classes ,,....-,-4.-- 'lct X ,... Hg.,4,!,::a-.21 Xu' , -A T2'V' ms!! D00 28 I . THE -L ,ML I R x,x 13.15 ,5 , ..A. , 4 FALL SPORT BA QUET The presentation of the letter iackets and blan- kets to the players of the Coyote football and basketball teams was 'made at the annual Sports Banquet. Speeches by Joe L. Golding, athletic di- rector of Wichita Falls School District, and by the players, highlighted the banquet. WT' Wwi Faculty Donald R. Wolclrzp, Ph.D. Superintendent of Wichita Falls Public Schools For the rapport he has established with both the adults of our town and the young peopleg for his genuine interest in our activities, both academic and extra- curricularg for the manifestation of Coyote spirit that did not die in his absence from WFHSg we sincerely dedicate this book to Dr. Donald R. Waldrip, with the sincere hope that his work of great magnitude this year will continue through a long and successful career as Superintendent of the Wichita Falls Public Schools. ff! 'iv G. H. KlRBY, M.A. Deputy Superintendent of Schools Board of Education Constantly striving to keep pace with today's mod- ern trends in education, the Wichita Falls School Board is charged with maintaining high standards for our schools. Through their granting of reasonable academic freedom, the students learn responsibility as well as intellectual, technical, and vocational training. In com- bined efforts, the school administration has succeeded in bringing about the modern and necessary changes that will vastly influence our future. First row: Mrs. Larry J. Doing, Secretary, lkard Smith, President, Dr. Joe D. Steed, Warren W. Silver. Second row: Gerald H. Hodges Vice President, Richard O. Harris. Not pictured: J. Phillips Cunningham. The spirit of youth has always determined the future course our nation will take. I feel confident that our future is in good hands when I see the fine, loyal young people with whom I arn closely associated and realize that they represent the vast rnaiority of youth in America today. 6.7 v .46-L 7 'F'1- 7' O. T, FREEMAN, M.A. Principal of Wichita Falls High School Our Princzpal Constantly active in school life as the most faithful of all Coyote supporters, Mr. Freeman daily displays his love and dedication for our school. Because of his willing- ness to help and his never too busy attitude, the stu- dents see him as a great leader whom they admire, love, and respect. Throughout the years, his concern, his efforts, and his friendliness will be remembered. For all these reasons, we say thank you to one that cares. Assistant Princzpal Q Our assistant principal has such difficult tasks as seeing that our school runs without distraction and that proper discipline is main- tained. Yet Mr. Reed performs these duties in such a manner that he is loved and re- spected by the entire student body and rec- ognized as one of our most ardent Coyote fans. DEA C O UN SELORS JAMES A. COWAN, M.S., Dean of Boys MACK L. KECK, HELEN GRACE GOULD M.S. B.A. Assistant Dean of Boys Dean of Girls ,,,-an .14 R-qw' GERALD I. PHELPS, MRS. JACK JONES, EDWIN JENKINS, M.Ed. M.Ed. M.Ed. Counselor Director of Guidance Counselor From freshmen to seniors, everyone in high school is aided by the guidance of the deans and counselors. Their service is invaluable in schedule planning, in vocational guidance, in preparation for college, and in solving everyday prob- lems. At any time during a school day, they can be found busily trying to help the students of WFHS to use the present wisely in preparation for life beyond the schoolroom. ala I .IX-.Y 3 4 W5 xl! K at K i W ,f it W XL K ,R K ku XX X ' if ' xii V is Ml E T Tl ,Xe K nh at , Don't let the smile fool you. 37 '1 . W' V fi gtff.,,,, ' X VZ C .m.. , MRS. P. O. PARISH Secretary to Principal MRS. A. D. NEAL Attendance Clerk SECRETARIES The efficient and courteous secretaries of WFHS do almost insurmountable work in keeping the school in operation. Among their duties are typ- ing transcripts, checking attendance, keeping rec- ords, answering the phone, and solving minor problems that occasionally arise. 38 adm MRS. MARIE GARDNER Clerk MRS. JOE PENCE Office Secretary MRS. A, B. KNIGHT MRS. FRANK Rll.EY Secretary in Visual Secretary to Aids Office Guidance Office . at-E 5 4 MRS. JACK MOSS MRS. GENE STALEY Clerk in Library Clerk in Library , 4 -Sim, ju -53 A ' . X V- 4- ,gel .uni ENGLISH L3-T ,y ..--.. s ' 5 xx 1 1'The annuals are here! MRS. MARLON DAVIS, MRS. ROBERT HELTON, B.A. B.A. WRM-Q 'Y fin 35- 1 5 ' W .Q Iain' A-g.,,,,, n T77 V, eg V Y -I R-Q. U . I -f-R X, ... , f ' Q ,. I Y kr MRS. C. A. HOTCHKISS, MRS. ORLAND L. LONG, MRS. PEGGY MCCULLOUGH, MRS. NEIL O. MCDANIEL, B.S. B.A. B.A. B S 39 ffl. T39 BARBARA MOUSER, MRS. RICHARD K. PLUMLEE, MRS. J. C. PORTER, EMMA LOU PROCTOR, B.A. B.S. M.Ed. B.S. MRS. JEFF PUCKETT, M.A. MRS. HAL RAY, M.A. NGLISH Under the supervision of Mrs. Jeff Puckett, the Department of English pre- sents a combination of composition, useful grammar, and interesting literature. Special classes in reading improvement are offered to better prepare some first-year students, and maior work courses with in-depth study of wider readings and more extensive composition are offered to qualified students at all levels. The numerous honors won annually by individual students are a testimony of the effectiveness of this department. A team class which combines American literature and American history is available to iuniors. This special course, a two-hour class, is taught by Paul Strong and Mrs. M. K. Anthony. ln addition, the English Department assists in the publication of The Coyote, The Coyote News, Teen Times, and Pen Prints. LINDA SHULT, B.A. Q 7 ,v-wff' 21-.r x M f .va W PAUL M. STRONG, MRS. JIM SVAJDA, MRS. STAN TIDWELL, B.A. B.A. B.S. W S-if Q Q.. 4 ' ' ': 1 w MRS. NORMAN WHITLOW, MRS. LOIS WHITSON, JERRY C. WOODS, B.A. M.Ed. B.A. X., f ,nn 4I LOIS C. BELL, JUDY A. BLACKWELL, RANDALL L. BRADLEY, MRS. JAMES COLE, MA- B.S. M,Ecl. B.S. MA THEMA TICS In today's complex civilization where numbers serve as the basis for nearly every aspect of modern life, the superior Training offered by the WFHS Depart- ment of Mathematics molds the fresh, untrained minds of the younger students into well-organized prospective leaders of tomorrow. Algebra, trigonometry, plane and solid geometry, and calculus are offered courses. Non-credit courses of great importance include slide rule and number sense. ZELA GASKIN, PAUL W. GENUNG, MRS. T. A. HUFFHINES, MRS, TRUMAN INMAN M-Ed- M.Ed. M.Ed. M.Ed. 4 1---19 HENRY H. JACKSON, FREEMAN JOHNS, BURTT LAUCK, ROBERT NEAL B.S. M.Ed. B.A. M.Ed. X -an h??' ,WA VIRGINIA WARHURST, Not everyone can teach math! HISTORY Coach Jeter is one of our most qualified teachers. 44 uk MRS. M. K. ANTHONY M.A. ERNESTINE BOLIN, M.A. MARY B. BYRD, M.A. DON NELL L. CROSSLIN, M.A. 1' Q -qi? -f 4 ,,,4,,m,,V,,. 1, if- .,,..L.f..f 1- -H-35355-51.5 -m,1-.-- vi: 11-: :P-1'.1'af.1 JE'-fi'-'-.'.'E:' 5175.15-55::!5x4':f7 Wm MRS. MIKE ELMORE B.A. WILLIAM F. JETER, M.Ed. WILLIAM F. KOLTER, B.S. .. a I if MRS. MARY B. LOGGIE, MRS. J. F. MORELAND, DON C. ODNEAL, DOYCE A. WALKER M.A. M.A. B.S. B.B.A. Realizing the need for knowledge of the world affairs of both past and present and realizing the necessity of preparing students for the privileges and obligations of citizenship, the Department of History, under the direction of Miss Ernestine Bolin, strives to obtain these goals. World history, American history, and American government are required, and Texas history and economics are offered as elec- tives. In addition to the texts, maps, charts, films, and the American Observer are coordinated to aid in interpreting the past, present, and future of our world. .J '05 MRS- MH-DRED ALLEN, JOE T. BLEDSOE, MRS. C. P. BOGGS, M.A. B.S. B.S. MRS. DAVID BURKETT, MRS. LESLIE B. CLAPP, JAMES H. CLARK, B.S. B.A. M.S. Nof1'oo much nitroglycerinf' X PUR Y' - F' ' ff i l :, X SCIENCE The recent changes that have occurred Throughout WFHS have improved our Department of Science. The modernized laboratories and equipment greatly aid the well-trained teachers in their explanation of the forces and theories of the universe. Scientific areas covered are physical science, biology, chemistry, and physics. The intriguing study of science gives the students a chance to work with their minds and an opportunity to listen to educated lecturers. What? You let all the frogs go! ROBERT M. COFFMAN, B.S. Ji! A X s ' 'sa - Surg WILLIAM H. OGDEN, WILSON G. REED, MRS. T X 1 1 'W MRS. JAMES NASH B.S. 6? DOROTHY THOMPSON, M.A. B.S. M.Ed. ,.,,..:a fsfgwr ALFRED T- ANDERSON, MRS. LANCE J BAUDIN LONA BETY BROWN Nl-Ed. M.Ed. LANGUAGES WFHS is keeping pace with the greater emphasis being given to language. This emphasis is reflected in the tact that two years ot foreign language are prerequi- site to entering many colleges. Also, the means of modern transportation and com- munication are such that no one can be certain he will not need an understanding of several languages. The WFHS Depart- ment ot Languages strives to prepare its students through a curriculum of German, Spanish, French, and Latin. md. I , iw .nun W' MRS. GLADYS O. DAVIS, MRS. MARSHAL GEARHART, B.S. B.A. ,Q ,fm MRS. E. H. SUND, M.A. Gearhart, The Blindfolded, strikes again! SIC Presenting concerts requires many rehearsals. CAROLD NUNEZ, LARRY T. PATTON, M.Mus. B.M.Ed. Proudly representing our school with musical ability are the band, under the direction of Mr. Fred Prentice and Mr. James Wickershamg the orchestra, under the direc- tion of Mr. Carold Nunezg and the A Capella Choir and the Freshman and Mixed Choirs, under the direction of Mr. Larry Patton. Throughout each year, concerts are presented and contests are entered in which various hon- ors are won. FRED T. PRENTICE, JAMES C. WICKERSHAM, M.S. M.Mus. The school song is the climax of every pep rally, s l, . xx . l if if-E 1 095 sv! Ns,,..-w pw. X A MRS. TIM MCPHERSON, B.S. B.A. ART The Department of Art of WFHS gives students an opportunity to fulfill their artistic desires and a chance to develop skills such as painting, sculp- ture, and designing that should provide them with enioyment throughout their lives. Many talents are developed which can lead to a not only more entertaining, but a professional future. HOME ECUNOMICS To better acquaint its students with foods, nu- trition, clothing, textiles, management, housing, and the family is the purpose of the Department of Home Economics. Responsibility, love, and un- derstanding are developed to strengthen each girl as she progresses to a home of her own and to a world which she will help to make. P 1' if .i.f. 5 4' 'i ':g,.,f ff ' R . 1773? ..Q:,g'3'5f1j HENRYETTA E. SANDS, MRS. W. J. WHITE M.S. B,S. MRS. ROBERT ZIESENHEIM SPEECH PATRICK JACKSON, JOHN PATTERSON M.A. B.S. The ability to express ideas correctly and distinctly is of primary importance to everyone. The Department of Speech of WFHS builds self- confidence in its students and teaches them to proiect their thoughts clearly. This department is composed of various organizations which offer debate, extemporaneous speaking, original oratory, prose read- ing, drama, radio, television, and stage craft. Each year the Department of Speech participates in Texas Interscholastic League competition, and their established records have made the school proud of them. DANA SMITH B.S. H 4 Q.,- -Q -1. .- ' if -nf: if f -A . fr-. 1 ' ' K ,,, M Q Q Q.-N.. .sky .v .W .1 W -Q' I sv 4 J' , ,R 3.53 P P' , , Q . .y vk-- 3 13 tsstt i Q b 't' P P f .Q f vs?-2 4-fisiw K' is W ' t 7 'f gui ugir.-fixvqrls 'c.f.:TXr.Ji 'ixitzisli K .. -arf-rare' '55l3'42's'Xi:'Z1fg'iT5'.'1b 1'-f 1, 353' li? 3:?43iE. :11i3 Wfisgtyl 5 2 ' nggsfggi? S555 3 Sw 23193 izihlif 4 gg, v , ..f,s5t.5g 1g5ggtSi3g, ,. :QQ ' it ' s . ,, .J ' T 1 A Play practice goes better with Dr Pepper. A 4 '1..ffIf?t2i JU. ,. 1.:-.ee f-2: ' - 1. A. LT . 1. K '95 4--ev MRS. NOEL ANDREWS, MRS. GEORGE TAYLOR, LIBRARY Our own Snider Library holds a great wealth of material and adequate study facilities. Presently there are two thousand books in our library and subscriptions to sixty different magazines. Under the as- sistance of the librarians and clerks-Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. Noel Andrews, Mrs. Jack Moss, and Mrs. Gene Staley-the stu- dents learn library skills and are aided in various reports and reference work. ST DY HALL Three study halls, under the supervision of Mrs. Albritton, Mrs. Haws, and Mr. Presson, operate under a quiet relaxed atmosphere which allows students to work diligently. The conscientious students utilize this hour to raise their academic standing. W1 MRS. O. B. ALBRlTTON, MRS. B. T, HAWS, l. C. PRESSON, B.S. B.S. M.A. jg., vykvli, 1.1. I 'T H ,, iii T riit , A ,,:: ,sr 3 . 5 I tisssrr ti' MRS. MILDRED BAUSCHER, MR. J. C. CABANISS, MR. B. J. COLE, MR. GLEN I. CONWAY B.B.A. M.Ed. B.S. M.Ed, COMMERCIAL ART The Department of Commercial Arts of WFH5 provides students with an oppor- tunity to develop skills that should prove profitable after graduation. In typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, electronics, and shop, students learn skills that might lead to a iob, and in economics they acquire knowledge of business standards and finance. Vocational Office Education, Industrial Co-operative Training, and Dis- tributive Education give the students actual experience in the working world. Through the efforts here displayed, students become accustomed to the business world. s . Q, ,K ls that a photographer? First period is always the worst. 54 wing -W MRS. JOANNA DUBLIN, B.S. 41 IWW , .4-Mm K' T K ' ' , u 'yy . .g., 4. , . . M , . Q if MR. ROBERT H. GLENN, M.S. W MR. ADOLF W. JANSEN, JR., M.Ed. 'ana-Qin., , '1! ' MRS. LOIS KNIGHT, MR. HUBERT F. MARVEL, MR. JOE D. SLACK, MRS. FREDA UNDERWOOD B S M A B S M.Ed. PHYSICAL ED UCA TIO and Oops! HEALTH Physical education classes are a welcome break in the school day. They provide not only a place to develop physical fitness, but an opportunity to collect new friends and to learn self-discipline and good sportsmanship. Gym leaders aid in direction of the gym classes. The various school teams are often featured in state competition. Our physical education program has given WFHS a history of which we can be proud. WILLIAM E. MARION, MILLARD L. MASSEY, B.S, B.S. MORRIS K. MERCER, M.Ed. B.S. MRS. LEONARD RANDOLPH, JOYCE SHELTON, B.S. f'N CHARLES W. AVERA, M.Ed. I iw A L Stressing rules for good health, grooming, manners, and first aid are Mr. Vernon- Hammonds, Mr. T. L. Pickle, and Mrs. T. J. Tinney. Group discussions and visual aids are used To develop a . better understanding. Mrs. Cole, The school nurse, directs an infirmary for The benefit of The sfudenfs. KAY E. BUTLER, B.S. 651 'an VERNON HAMMONDS, THERON L. PICKLE, MRS. T. J. TINNEY, ' MRS. R. E. COLE, B.B.A. B.S. B.S. Nurse ROTC To develop a knowledge of the basic military skills and to extend leadership, responsibility, and self-reliance to its members are goals of the Re- serve Officers Training Corps of WFHS as it pre- pares its cadets for the future. During training much emphasis is placed on a strong personal ded- ication to our country and the ideals on which it was built. DRI VERS EDUCATIO Confidence and skills necessary for safe driving are carefully fashioned into every prospective driver by the efficient and experienced instructors, Mr. Haddon Malone and Mr. David Heller. Classes composed of a thirty-hour classroom course and a twenty-hour driving course aid greatly in developing the necessary safety skills of driving. SGT. MAJOR CEBRAN VAN HORN 1 MR. HADDON F. MALONE, MR. DAVID HELLER, B.S. M.S. S-X C of CUSTODIA T., at 1 S F' iifi ir l T A h it? 1 The iob of the custodians is by no means easy. f, Throughout the school year and on into the sum- -7. 1 . ri mer, these men work at their duties necessary to . a - maintain the school. They perform such varied jobs as small repair work, waxing floors, and keeping classrooms in clean and pleasant condition. 5 is i R , V , X , 1. I ' A ll llll f . A if A-V, Q ' . Mr. Redman is invaluable in keeping the school in top condition. lm- A i Bill Gunn, Thomas A. Plemons, Ed McCarley, A. C. Lowry, Lawrence Stone, Raymond Sellers, W. W. Redman, O. S. Jameson, A. W. Fancher, Charles Spangler. CA FE T ERIA The iob of the cafeteria personnel is not an easy one. Under the direction of Emaline Ander- son, they prepare a nutritious well-balanced meal daily for over 1700 students and teachers. First row: Viola Neal, Bertha Hunn, Mrs. Emaline Anderson, Velma Wood, Charlcie Mont- gomery, Rosabell Bunnenberg. Second row: Minne Pearl Gowf, Ellen Herring, Grace William- son, Ruby Lemard, Flora Ayers, Gladys Gilbert, Jessie Boatwright. Third row: Flora Ayers, Gladys Gilbert, Jessie Boatwright, Kathleen Brown. Fourth row: Robert Laster, Willie Netson, Lillian Johnson, Clara Grisham, Viola McDonald, Lucille Owens, Charles Supter, Margaret Long. WFHS CURRICULUM ACTIVITIES During their tour years in WFHS, many students never become aware ofthe variety of courses avail able. Our school offers approximately 150 courses in a wide range of academic, vocational, and ath letic fields-the richest curriculum of any high school in this area. ENGLISH: Regular English-4 years Remedial English-3 years Major Work English-4 years Journalism-I year FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Latin-4 years Spanish-4 years French-2 years German-2 years SOCIAL STUDIES: World History-I year American History-I year Texas History-V2 year Government-V2 year Economics-V2 year History-English Team Class-I year MATHEMATICS Remedial Math-2 years Algebra-2 years Major Work Algebra-2 years Plane Geometry-I year Major Work Geometry-I year Solid Geometry-V2 year Major Work Solid Geometry-V2 year Trigonometry-V2 year Major Work Trigonometry-V2 year Advanced Math-I year SCIENCE: Physical Science-I year Major Work Science-I year Biology-I year Major Work Biology-I year Chemistry-I year Major Work Chemistry-I year Major Work Physics-I year BUSINESS: Typing-2 years Shorthand-I year Bookkeeping--I year Distributive Eclucation-2 years Vocational Office Education-I year Commercial Law-I year INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mechanical Drawing-2 years Industrial Cooperative Education-2 years Auto Mechanics-2 years Electronics-2 years Shop-2 years FINE ARTS: Art-3 years Symphony Band-4 years Music Band-4 years Mixed Choir-2 years Girls Choir-I year A Cappella Choir-2 years Mixed Orchestra-4 years General Music-I year Music Theory-I year SPEECH: Speech-3 years Thespians+2 years Amateur Guild-I year Debate-4 years Radio T.V.-I year Stage Craft-I year ACTIVITIES: Girls Gym-4 years Girls Gym Leaders-2 years Girls Health-V2 year Boys Gym-4 years Boys Gym Leaders-2 years Boys Health-V2 year Military-4 years Football-4 years Golf-4 years Basketball-4 years Girls Tennis-4 years Boys Tennis-4 yea rs Swimming-4 years Track-4 years Drivers Education-V2 year 40' MRS. WAYNE HUGHES, MRS. CARROLL HICKEY, PAYE DAVIS JORDAN, B.A. B.S. B.S. Mathematics English Study Hall TEACHERS - LA TE E TRIES I 62 ELIZABETH THOMPSON, B.A. English MRS. JOHN T. LYNGH, B.A. Homemaking Clubs 1 49 ,Q 'dvi 5, ff , , 552 iii? i it iii lit- ilgsi Fifi Mike Hughes lat rightl, President Donnie Sutherland, Vice President Betsy Davis, Secretary-Treasurer Kathy Browne, Reporter ,W ii? I ffl, A . is-.Ek K 1 any lfl is as jfiflg, 2? , ,i.i , f ffl f- - ,. . . -. - ' ' aff First row: Linda Browning, Kathy Browne, Betsy Davis, Leslie Gose, Cindy Winfrey, Phyllis Young, Lisa Smith, Connie Crain, Kristen Jones. Second row: Barry Minnick, Doug Carroll, Paul Clark, Steve Muehlberger, Jackie Bird, Mike Hughes, Johnny Pigg, Donnie Sutherland, Joey Aboussie, Charlie Barnard, Mr. Reed. Not pictured: Debbie Brown. i AQ ig' v 1 3, -L 17 , aa ,f - X li ii f hx KL A -fi x' K A, -. - , H u . 'B M X A jx i 1?-EE.: .. as :' '- W. .Qm,,,i, nfl K :1.f,:.-'u1 E at if ' 'gfiflf 1 ' W -'W-?..:Q+ Y! my 'gi 5 1' Y ' Q9 is? . , 1 ,si KF ' wi Q! 1- 'i .,'.nPff s A we my 1 RkigI: sBXEgW5,!f ., i f963i i , .. Betsy Davis, Chairman Debbie Br w o n Joey Aboussie Mr. Reed, Sponsor Mike Hughes Bryan Lancaster I nterschool Ethics Commission 1969 Coyote Annual S tajf Co-Editors: Andy Lee and Ralph Gouldy 2 l e l ANNUAL AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: First row: Melissa Carpenter, Ann Bianchi, Mary McMahon, Carol McKee, Debbie Nacol, Katl Broadwater, Kay Elmore, Nancy High, June Maney, Carol Bridges, Nikki Bell, Sue Elliot, Glynda Holton, Toni Campese. Second rov Brad Burns, Ralph Gouldy, Bill Riddle, Randy Huff, Andy Lee, Gordy Brown, Allen Brock, Pete Pardee Stan Laukhuf Joe Raine Rod Jay, Bryan Lancaster, Ann Peterson, Kelly Mulligan, Carol Cullum, Tommy Barnard, Tom Black, Bob Mathews, Ted Lively, Vinc Gunn, Steve Riley. Not pictured: Mark Cambell. Literary Consultant: Emma Lou Proctor Sponsor: Mrs. J. C. Porter Photography Consultant: Mr, Don C. Odneal l These staff members attended yearbook workshops at Midwestern and Texas Tech during the summer: Kathy Broadwater, Steve Riley, Toni Campese, Randy Huff, Stan Laukuf, Glynda Holton, Ralph Gouldy, Kelly Mulligan, Ann Peterson. 67 COYOTE EW Journalism students at Wichita Falls High School, taught by Mrs. Hotchkiss, take pride in their work. Much time and effort are required to publish The Coyote News once a six weeks. ln addition, the students submit editorials and stories to Teen Times in our local newspaper. X -:tg Ja? S Mrs. Hotchkiss, Sponsor Co-editors ...... Managing editor News editor .. . Feature editor . . Copy editor .... Exchange editor Co-Sports editors . Sara Lee andy Mock .. .s ........ Francie Holt .. Tommy Arwood .. . Cindy Winfrey ...... James Anderson .. . ..... Melissa Carpenter . . . . .. . Rodney Jay-Joe Raines Advertising Manager ................... Kay Elmore Advertising Staff ......... Nancy Brewer, Lolly Collins, Rosemary Duggar, Sue Elliot, Kay Elmore, Georgia Gra- ham, Debbie Hill, Elizabeth Morris Reporters ............. Nikki Bell, Susan Blackwood, Kathy Broadwater, Dee Davis, Kayanne Jordon, Chris Milton, Jo Layne Moore, Cindy Pope, Liz Stewart, Cynthia Welch Photographers . Burns, Melissa Ann Peterson Journalism . . . Advertising .. Photography .. Tommy Barnard, Brad Carpenter, Carol Cullum, Vince Gunn, SPONSORS Mrs.B. Hotchkiss .. Mrs. J. C. Cabaniss .. Mr. Don C. Odneal First row Francie Holt, Managing editor, Tommy Arwood, News editor, Melissa Carpenter, Exchange editor. Second row: Joe Raines Co Sports editor, Sara Lee, Co-editor, Kay Elmore, Advertising editor, James Anderson, Copy editor, Cindy Winfrey, Feature editor Rodney Jay CoaSports editor. Not pictured: Randy Mock, Co-editor. FIRST PERIOD: Joe McCall, Bruce Loggie, Tommy Arwood, David Krottinger, Nancy Sterley, Beth Weinstein, Phyllis Young, Carol Janecka, Debbie Brown, Jeanne Wilson, Bill Riddle, and Georgia Graham. SECOND PERIOD: Mignon Kelly, Marilyn McCall, Ann Peterson, Leslie Gose, Dan Parham, John Morgan, Steve Uncapher, Alan Gant, Nancy Jones, Ann Grace, and Karen Delzell. Not pictured: Vince Gunn, THIRD PERlOD:lCAafLar1n,e5J-gr-Qgk Gordy Brown, Jeanne Calvit, Ralph Gouldy, Penny Perkins, Steve Muehlberger, Elizabeth Stewart, Ted Lively, and Carol McKee. Not pictured: James McDonald. CLERICAZ OFFICERS Vince Gunn, President Ralph Gouldy, Vice President Gordy Brown, Treasurer Carol McKee, Secretary Kelly Mulligan, Reporter Ann Peterson, Points Chairman I PRA CTICE I Main Office clerical practice stu- dents help maintain the organization- al efficiency of our school. They issue readmittance slips for absentees, check the absentee books, telephone the absentees, run errands, deliver permits, and keep the office in order. I A 4 nu., FOURTH PERIOD: Kay Elmore, Sharon Walbrick, Rod Jay, Judy Bibb, Grady Slaughter, Elizabeth Morris, Mark Bradley, Mark Akin, Suzanne Toler, Alane Malone, and Mary Martin. Not pictured: George Collins and Loretta Walclen. I yfylglrlfijfjpff, -,fwfr Vs' A 4, - Ut, - - , . .. .im -M A1-Qff'-1. ', ' 4, 1' .x Q- c L11 E. ff' '33 if 4553 ' -' Q L F - I 5 ,' Il W I f . e',: i fE tiki irii aft - A ' 'll It KAQQL . FIFTH PERIOD: Bryan Lancaster, Elizabeth Morris, Dawn Parry, Sara Lee, Doug - 1' x ,qx Royal, KBVGN Burr, -l0hr1ny Pigg, Kelly Mulligan, Mike Weeks, Susan Hoch, and Jimmy Carroll. Not pictured: Mary Hammock. SIXTH PERIOD: Tommy Barnard, Jim Haughey, Betsy Davis, Vickie Schulz, Joe Raines, Karen Burr, Lecie Huff, Nancy High, and Debbie Nacol. Nor pictured: Suzanne Barrington and Beth Weinstein. I Clerical Practice MR. KECK: Seated: Donna McGee. First row: Cindy Griffin, Karen Hoing, Blynda Holton, Patti Bijack, Marion Hansen. Not pictured: Lolly Collins, Monica Martin. Clerical Practice students work- ing for Mr. Keck sell locks and check withdrawals. Those work- ing in the guidance office help Mrs. Jones, Mr. Phelps, and Mr. Jenkins by delivering permits and figuring grade-point averages. MR. PHELPS, MR. JENKINS: First row: Sue Malone, Francie Holt, Kathy Hathorn. Second row: Denise Emery, Martha Neal, Karen Acker, Cindy Winfrey. Not pictured: Julie Hathorn, Patsy Lowder. ' MRS. JONES: First row: Lisa Morgan, Martha Davis, Darlene Watkins, Sherry Banks. Second row: Katheryn Pietzsch, Bob Barker, Gale Thompson, Kathy Johnson, Stan Laukuf, Susan Blackwood.FNot pictured: Joe Hayley, Marcia Walch, June Bryant, Mary Boren. 72 'M fl' MR. CABINESS, MR. SLACK: First row: Joan Davidson, Jan Cline, Helen Lucio. Second row: Margaret Mersiovsky, Linda Cole, Sharon Brubaker, Mai Flournoy, Judy Burbank, Linda Cramer. Not pictured: Mary Rushing, Eileena Biter, Jo Beth Henry. Ox The students helping in the Audio Visual office aid Mr. Od- neal chiefly by operating film projectors and pixmobiles. Mr. Cabiness' and Mr. Slack's stu- dents do filing and handle sales of annuals, senior rings, and tickets of various kinds. MR. ODNEAL: First row: Robin Tasker, Kathy Revier, Sherry Banks, Linda Cason. Second row: Delores Creagle, Jo Bartell, Lennie Benestante, Suzanne Barrington, Kathy Barnett, Linda Graham, Not pictured: Debbie Chelette. MR. ODNEAL: First row: Sherri Martin, Bettye Stearns, Cynthia Daniel, Karen Bardick. Second row: Debbie Arthur, Cindy Pope, Beverly Sanders, D'Anna Allen, Susan Pierce, Debbie Day. 73 p S S as -S is 1 J ce ,sc pg . 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' 1' x . , hifi . - A H J- Miz- i.. .di tg-452il'4':-,vbl W .4 . n Q P '- Renn Still Barbara Akin Janis Hornsby Paula Vinzanf SYMPHONIC BAND First row: Barbara Akin, Jan Moore, Karen Venson, Phyllis Ashley, Celia Thickersham, Susan Karsteter, Dee Ann Dicken, Kathy Burns Renee Si es Vikki And o S d A p , ers n. econ row: my Hall, Norris Archer, Leona Reed, Judson Pyle, Lynn Smith, Linda Stewart, John Brock, Leslie Littell, Alan Gant, Derah Wilkinson, Carol Perey, David Hendrick, Pat Wickersham, Vikki Chaviers John Leugemors Gary Gardner Third row Tom H 1 , , . : aup man, Larry Bernethy, Bill George, Judy Rice, Kip Daniel, Renn Still, Kathy Converse, Bob Mathews, Mike Boyd, Steven Smith, Carol Bridges, Joanna Moore, L ' Alb' ht I ' ' ' arissa rig , Aan Johnson, Bronda Weidman, Sam Blankenship, Dan Blankship, Steve Bates, Joyce Burrow, Steve Malone, Warren Young, David Story, Paul Gilchrist. Fourth row' Bob Barker Carl Kidd Jackie Lebow Morty Hatch John Fulton Gen G Ch l' H . , , , , I , e oen, arie aynie, Jim Moreland, Stan Laukhaf, Ronnie Siebler, A. B. Taylor, Bill Tutcher, Paula Cossey, Jody Smith, Nancy Golus, Randy Huff, James Tellier, Bing Onstott, D B I . . . . . anny eeg e, Marian Graves, Sandra Trretsch, Paul Schmidt, Dave Bowling. Fifth row: Judy Naylor, Larry Long, David Roberson, Bill Gray, Steve Anderson, Mercedez Perez, Jacky Reed, J. C. Wickersham, Fred T. Prentice. coNcERr BAND A First row: Brenda Siebler, Paula Vinzant, Teresa Knight, Sherri Hogue, Robbie Sperry Debbie Tasker, Carolyn Chesser Diana Laseman Brend 1 1 1 4 Adams, Mary Polka, Andrea Hasley. Second row: Penny Thompson, Barbara Benestante, Cindy Morgan, Paula Patterson, Terri Waldmuller Sk. AI . . . . . . upper amanza, Joe Bohannon, Bobbi Seitz, Dee Sullivan, Ricky Parkhill, Cheryl Smith, Rhonda Eberhart, Brenda Hogue, Debbie Carroll Hallie Robinson, Ann Mapes. Third row: Debbie Graham, Victor Pancania Loretta Ward, Monte Stone Rodney Owen, Ruben Bands Ra mon f 1 I Y Burton, Owen McCall, Calvin Blankenship, Preston Little, Tommy Draper, Danny Schrode, Marc Pope, Rodney Gilroy, Chuck Simons, David Huffj M.k ,M .T G' . H . . , - . 1 e err: t, orla ard, Jules Rizan, Barc Doyle, Debbie ONeal, Judy Ward, Mike Moody. Fourth row: Jesse Vinson, Jeff Bates, Debra Forgey, Cheryl McNeesy, Andy Saxon, James Bartel, David Tate, Sandra Fenn, Mike Shrewsberry, Skip Alderman, Frankie Martinez, Billy Casteel, Ra Y Dorman, Steve Goforth, Dorman Yancy, M. C. Harrell, Jim Zellner, Marilyn Stone, Buzz Babb, Janis Hornsby. Fifth row: Robert Alley, Harold W h I . . . . . . eat ery, Steve Davis, Wayne Smith, Bobby Loudermilk, Bill Long, Larry Norris, Joe Splawn, Marsha Allison, Greg McAninch, Mr. James C. Wickersham. ' I -I Z 'V .. 4 125 ., . 1 E. R , J. ,, .1 Fred T. Prentice uf-L 'sxgffl N3 'F Q l Q - 'F' 3 i Q , X L I Ti is A My , ses , 4 T.: fi ve-fl' ' 4' P-1 'f FT'-ll 1-. .- ,. tl ,ai ci ' 5' ellen? -' ,Iwi Qi: r gfiiix is 'li A-53. James C. Wickersham The development of leader- ship is important in the band program. ,s. f First row: Steven Smith, Randy Huff, John Leugemors. Second row: Susan Karsteter Bob Mathews, Bill Gray, Carol Bridges. Third row: Gary Gardner, Alan Gant Roddy Scherff. Fourth row: Kathy Converse, Paul Gilchrist, David Bowling. OFFICERS Steven Smith, President Stan Laukhuf, First Vice President Carol Bridges, Second Vice President Leslie Littrell, Secretary Leona Reed, Librarian Susan Karsteter, Historian SYMPHO ORCHESTRA The WFHS Symphony Orchestra, directed by Mr. Carold Nunez, is especially proud of its excellent record. The organization has earned the Sweepstakes Award at U.I.L. competition for several years. Besides enter- ing contests, the orchestra gives a school assembly and evening con- certs, and plays for various schools, as well as for our commencement exercises. Four of its members-Tommy Conley, Mark Nick, Sherry Martin, and Carol Bridges--were honored this year by being chosen members of All-State. Sixteen were named to All-Region. They are Susan Karsteter, Jan Moore, Kathy Converse, Carol Bridges, Alan Johnson, Joanna Moore, Bill Gray, Paul Gilchrist, Chris Milton, Nesha Stone, Jimmy Green, Paul Jones, Andrea Milton, Shelley Smith, Sherry Martin, Tommy Conley. OFFICERS Nm Joanna Moore, Wind Representative, Shelley Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Margo Hall Vice Pres identp Jimmy Green, Historian, Tommy Conley, Parliamentarian. . lll Firsr row: Nesha Stone, Paul Gilchrist, Paul Jones, Mike Cackefr, Steve Whipple, Sherry Martin, Kenny Reynolds, Tommy Conley Second row: Mark Nicks, Becky Williams, Andrea Milion, Jimmy Green, Robbie Sperry, Karen Vinson, Celia Wickersham, Susan Kar: stefer, Jan Moore, Barbara Akin, John Saxon, Julie Smith, Teresa Thomas. Third row: Ernest Rogers, Chris Milfon, Pam Smifh, Shelley Smith, David Hendricks, Roddy Scherff, Derah Wilkinson, Alan Ganf, Leona Reed, John Leugmors, Gary Gardner, Carol Morgan, Nancy Sie-rley. Fourth row: Sharon Garvin, Margo Hall, Nancy Ford, Susan Nicks, Sammy Blankenship, Alan Johnson, Joanna Moore, Carol Bridges, Kip Daniel, Kathy Converse, Sieven Smith, Paul Schmidt A ,l .i . ,-ra 4 Q , we YN . Carold Nunez YM Fr is gud' - v N, W 1 l f Q ' 7 Y ' V' '!-.: . .-' f 'W , f iz, I U I ,V .. ,H - ,,f 5 i - if .4 T ff 51 2'- 'VNLL gl 'A' ,t,A ' A S' 1 i, L in ff 'fvf gg p fgwzi ' ifwwg- H, M. 1Az ,M , , , . .. xz,,, , Lk K K , .,Z. k.1: , VKLA 1 :LA . ,LLL VK 5 H , WF W, A . , -X V,LV ff , , I 2 A 1 5 .. K , . My 5' M? lin, Vaughn Coffman, G. C. Tittle, Tommy Hoffman, Fred Bunton, Jim Paul, Tony Collins, John Phillips, Carl Kidd, Jim More- land, Bob Barker, Jody Stewart, Larry Gullahorn, Steve Crudup. Sha ron Hoyer, Accompanist Y . - N, .., . - 4'-t-q,1?xY. '.L,.-,.y'srf..a QW.. M ,, K .g,?,,,l 1968-69 WFHS A CAPPELLA CHOIR Larry Patton, Director Under the direction of Mr. Larry Pat- ton, the A Cappella Choir represents Wichita Falls High School in many con- certs and performances throughout the year. It also participates in the University Interscholastic League Contest and is rated as one of the finest in the state. ,,,,..-..-up Ted Lively, President ALL REGIUN CHOIR MEMBERS Sopranos Altos Karen Dezell Toni Campese Kristen Kreutz Lincla Cason Jackie Lowder Sally Powers Anita Rangel Nesha Stone The accompanists for the freshman and mixed choirs are Karen Delzell, Freshman Choir, Marsha Henderson, Sixth Period Mixed Choir, and Nesha Stone, Second Period Mixed Choir. T enors Basses Joe Arredondo Bob Barker Fred Bunton Paul Gilchrist Carl Kidd Larry Bernethy Charlie Haynie Lynn Smith Bob Barker was this year's recipient of Napoleon, mascot of the A Cappella Choir. Under Napoleon's watchful eye, the choir performs many concerts. FRESHMAN CHOIR MIXED CHOIR MIXED CHOIR 6 GIRLS 3 CL UB OFFICERS Ann Bianchi, President Carolyn McKee, lsr Vice-President Cindy Winfrey, 2nd Vice-President Lecie Huff, Secretary Debbie Brown, Treasurer Merri Hallahan, Historian Chrissy Knight, Social Chairman leslie Gose, Decoration Chairman The Girls' Club is a service organization open To all girls in WFHS. The Girls' Club Council works with The officers and The ad- visors To sponsor The Thanksgiving proiecf, sweeThearT dance, and white cane drive. Mrs. Travis Huffines and Mrs. T. J. Tinney are The advisors. V naw-as - num-in li the On ladder: Nancy High, Kathy Broadwater. Left to right: Judy Naylor, Rosemary Dugger, Darlene Watkins, Beth Weinstein, Judy Bibb, Margo Hall, Francie Holt, Sandra Keyes, Linda Cole, June Maney, Karen Burr, Sue Elliott, Nikki Bell, Glynda Holton, Kay Elmore, Linda Bradford, Debbie Nacol, and Donna McGee. Not pictured: Dawn Parry, Cindy Pope. GOAL POST DECORA TORS F A l Q Mr. Glenn surveys the work. sm The Goal Post Decorators, under the direction of Mr. Robert H. Glenn, help to increase school spirit by decorating the stadium with the colors of the Coyotes and those of the opposing team before each home game, They also decorate and distribute victory apples for one game each season. rv-' 1 Ffa, 15 W '1..W . ,' But I've got acrophobiaf' 85 First row: Vaughn Weatherly, Ronnie Kirkpatrick, Ricky Smith, Bobbie Robinson, Joe Patton, Evan Robinson, Dennis Tefler, Danny Mummert, Bobby Hood, Bob Lindsey. Second row: Pete Bloodworth, Pat Bolin, Mike Burnside, Jackie Cameron, Joe Muterspaugh, Pete Mathews, Steve Flinn, Gary Maise, Steve Fischer. Third row: Bonny Russell, Jim Tatum, David Shoop, Bobby Youngblood, Ray Crelia, Bennie Lindsey, Lonnie Bary, Ronnie Roland, Alan Kilpatrick, Ben Ferguson, Jay York. Not pictured: Greg Vaught. BO YS G YM LEA DER OFFICERS Ray Crelia, President Jim Tatum, Vice President Ronnie Kirkpatrick, Secretary-Treasurer Steve Flinn, Chaplain 86 GIRLS GYM LEADERS OFFICERS Kathy Broadwater, President Kathy Revier, Vice-President Debbie Hill, Secretary-Treasurer Mary McMahon, Historian Carol Cullum, Program Chairman Nancy Potts, Activities Chairman Mrs. Grace Randolph, Sponsor Miss Joyce Shelton, Sponsor . FU Sw xx ,A S Ni X-N XC X X . K Q. XX ,wg ,.l 's41Q5Q X, are c X Nr mg, 's---, Inner circle: Sue Elliott, Chris Milton, Debbie Nacol, Carol McKee, Toni Campese, Debbie-Hill, Dawn Parry, Cindy Winfrey, Kathy Revier, Darlene Waktins, Nancy Potts, Carol Cullum, Kathy Broadwater, Kay Elmore, Sara Lee,V,Outer circle: Linda Alexander, Sally Powers, Nancy Brewer, Alane Malone, Linda Talley, Ann Bianchi, Kristen Jones, Leslie'Gose, Suzanne Tcler, Betty Stearns, Debbie Ryder, Donna Crawford, Beth Johnson, Patsy Lowder. Not pictured: Mary McMahon, Janice Leatherwood. ATIO AL THESPIA SOCIETY OFFICERS Mel Horany, President Steve Muehlberger, Vice President B nt Smith, Stage Mana er Mike Hug es, usiness Manager Kathy Hathorn, Local Secretary Kristen Kreutz, National Secretary Nancy Acker, Publicity Betsy Davis, Publicity Mr. Patrick Jackson, Sponsor First row: Cathy Browne, Betty Davis, Nancy Acker, Kathy Hathorn, Kristen Kreutz. Second row: Lisa Mogan, Janet Nacol, Liz Morris, Pam Johnson, Mary Martin, Vicki Schulz, Sarah Huey, Kathy Kiel, Debbie Brown, Becky Bolin, Mel Horany. Third row: Kathy Wiseman, Jo Ann Smith, Mary Smith, Ruth Graves, Jeanne Wilson, Lenora Rives, Gretchen McMahon, Lecie Huff, Emily Allison, Nancy Jones, Mike Hughes. Fourth row: Bryant Smith, Steve Muehlberger, Barry Minnick, Dale Corbin, Grady Slaughter, Mai Flournoy, Jeff Lawrence, Danny Chestnut, Danny Marshall, Tommy Slack, Bob Breen, Jimmy Saurage, Betsy Smith, Susan Blackwood! Fifth row: Ross Watkins, Craig Womble, Joe Aboussie, Paul Jones, Mike Hardage, Steve Howard, Steve Newman, Jim Paul, Johnny Pigg, Doug Royal, Mr. Patrick Jackson. Not pictured: Pete Bloodworth, Paul Clark, Katherine Edwards, Matt Gose, Terry Harbour, Julie Hathorn, Mary Muterspaugh, Susan Pearce, Pam Thompson, Jan Warman, Mark Webb. 88 THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKERSH HAPPlEST.MILLlONAlRE A TICKET TO THE UTY The National Thespian Society of WFHS had its beginning in T914 when it was called the Blue Curtain Players. This group then became the Footlight Players Club in 1936. ln T951 the group was chartered in the NTS. This year, under the direction of Mr. Patrick Jackson, the Thes- pians have presented The Elves and the Shoernakersf' Happiest Millionaire, A Ticket to the City, The Papier-Mache Cupid, and numerous other plays for groups in the city. THE PAPIER-MACHE CUPlD First row: Day Yeager, John Sellers, James Anderson, Brenda Duggan, Kathy Harvey, Larry Long, Toni Campese, and Stan Laukhuf Second row: Dee Daugherty, David Horany, Judy Bibb, Vince Quinlin, Tommy Mayo, John Patterson, Bruce Loggie Lydia Quarles Marshall Hardy, .Cindy Bond, Mark Hicks, Pat Quinlin, Laurie Morgan, Rod Jay, and Sally Powers. ATIO AL FORE SIC LEAGUE Under the direction of Mr. John Patterson, the National Forensic League represents Wichita Falls High School in speech tournaments all over the state. Tournament Schedule Top O ,Texas Arlington Sam Houston Denton Sweepstakes University of Houston Texas Christian University Jesuit Invitational Howard Payne Texas Tech Spring Forensic Baylor Speech Tournament Hardin Simmons Notre Dame Tournament U.l.L. District Meet U.l.L. Regional Meet Bishop Dunne Novice U.l.L. State Meet Sunset Invitational Nov. 8-9 Dec. 6-7 Dec. T3-T4 Dec. 20-21 Jan. T7-T8 Jan. 24-25 Feb. 6-8 Feb. 28-Ma Feb. 28-Ma Mar. 7-8 Mar. 21-22 April 12 April T9 April 25-26 May l-3 May TO r.l r.l OFFICERS Stan Laukhuf, President Toni Campese, Vice President Judy Bibb, National Secretary Lydia Quarles, Historian 1 The Writers' Club, with Mrs. Hal Ray as its sponsor, strives to improve the writing skills and creativity ot its members. its an- nual proiect is the publication of Pen Prints, a magazine consisting of art, poetry, and short stories submitted by students. x-qv OFFICERS Cissy Signorino, President Dee Daugherty, Vice President Sally Powers, Secretary-Treasurer Roger Humphrey, Business Manager Betsy Smith, Historian Stacey Martin, Reporter WRITERS ' CL UB 5? -'wwf' in ti l l First row: Cissy Signorino, Mai Flournoy, John Sellers, Debbie Short, Judy Spurlock, Becky Robinson. Second row: Mary Beth Young Carolyn Seyclell, Sarah Kramer, Liz Burckhalter, Margaret Birk, Tobi Groves. Third row: Stacey Martin, Suzanne Black, Betsy Smith Kim Kenny, Carol Janecka, Sally Powers, Dee Daugherty. Fourth row: Roger Humphrey, Nikki Bell, Danny Canatser, Bruce Loggie Jim Haughey. OFFICERS aron oyer, ecretary 1 Rosemary Brown, Treasurer Marilyn Averetf, Historian Linda Dorough, Projects Chairman ' Judy Bibb, Projects Chairman Elizabeth Perez, Telephone Chairman FUTURE TEACHERS First row: Betty Brumbalow, Kim Kenny, Delores Creagle, Mary Ann Worthen, Nikki Bell, Judy Bibb, Teresa Elvington. Second row: Kathryn Pietzsch, Tobi Groves, Sandra Keyes, Karen Delzell, Sylvia Robinson, Mary Ross, Rosemary Brown, Kayanne .lord n, Marilyn Avrett. Third row: Mary Matlock, Linda Cooper, Linda Dorough, Melissa Lane, aron Hoyer. Fourth row: Margery Gohr, Sherry Martin, Kathy Chavis, Glenda Wilson, Joyce Tarin, Lydia Quarles, Debbie Davis, Jackie Lowder. RED CROSS OFFICERS Cathy McDonald, President Chip Browning, Vice-President Denise Emory, Secretary-Treasurer Rod Jay, Reporter Mrs. Carole Elmore, Sponsor Representatives for the Wichita Falls High School Red Cross are chosen from each homeroom. Maior activities sponsored by this organization include a Thanksgiving Party for the Senior Citizens, send- ing toys to the children in Vietnam for Christmas, and l8 Day, on which blood donations are giv- en by high school students who are at least eight- een. XXX?-.-I .WWA MATH CLUB OFFICERS Bill Riddle, President Roger Humphrey, Vice President Kathy Harvey, Secrefary'Treasurer Tommy Barnard, Program Chairman H CLUB Under the direction of Mr. B. T. Haws, the 4-H Club explores the various aspects of agriculture and its related occupations. The Math Club studies the application ot mathe- matics and views several s p e cial programs throughout the year. The organization is sponsored by Miss Judy Blackwell. OFFICERS Richard Davis, President Don Cheatheam, Vice President Mark Robertson, Secretary Edwin Phelps, Reporter Kenneth Mahler, Song Leader FUTURE URSES A First row: Jean Emery, Sharon Locke, Toni Jones, Mrs. Truman Inman. Second row: Karen Wharton, Carla Waslar, Martha Vineyard, Delores Cassen, Valerie Prime. Third row: June Webb, Kathy Parker, Debbie Cassen. OFFICERS Karen Wharton, President June Webb, Vice President Carla Waslar, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Truman Inman, Sponsor LIBRARY CL I ' I lil! . rx fr r First row: Syndi Adcock, Tana Gilkerson, Debbie Gordon, Cynthia Parks, Carolyn McQuinn. Second row: Patricia Gray, Pam Baggs, Cindy Parrie, Michelle Peeler, Sharon Walbrick, Sylvia Robinson. The Library Club aids in The operation of Snider Library in such ways as shelving books, filing cards, and checking books. OFFICERS Cindy Parrie, President Patricia Gray, Vice President Pam Baggs, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. George Taylor, Sponsor Mrs. Noel Andrews, Sponsor - 5 . .. r :-' .. WW., ,.,.,.,.,,, .. I. C. T OFFICERS Stan Ruyle, President Gloria Bowman, Vice President Larry Burkhalter, Secretary Jackolyn Williams, Treasurer Rondall Hamilton, Reporter Roger Richardson, Sergeant-at-arms Mike Maxwell, Parliamentarian V O.E. First row: Jan Cline, President, Billie Jackson, Parliamentarianp Patti Montgomery. Second row: Helen Lucio, Secretary-Treasurer, Margaret Mersiovsky, Historian, Brenda Garland, Vice President. Third row: Sharon Brubaker, Terry Little, Jo Beth Henry. Fourth row: Katrina Callahan, Selinda Mendoza, Carol Hatfield. Fifth row: Loretta Walden, Elaine Dodd, Vinnie Griffis. Sixth row: Mary Laukhuf, Nancy Rector. Seventh row: Pat Noves, Mary Crosslin, Gale Thompson. 96 K I c y X J ig I 1 mfg x T' I Q I 1 1 v - l 1 J , W , li V l T ea, l ffl l X , if 4 Ns l OFFICERS George Perez, President Joe Arrendondo, Vice President Jeanie Williamson, Secretary Dick Ross, Treasurer Judy Walbrick, Reporfer D.E. C.A. ,ff ,ac gc J l S5357 ie sf if Firsr row: Joe Arrendondo, Rebecca Donley, Phyllis Allen, Jean Williamson, Larry Clarkson, Mike Burnside. Second row: Ellary May Dick Ross, George Perez, Judy Walbrick, Delores Flores, Margie Tittle, Third row: Kerry Krottinger, Bill Franklin, Tommy Toney Johnny Reyna, Ronnie Zachary. Fourth row: James Garrett, Jim Roberts, Tony Gilkerson, Felope Casillas, Mary Tadlock, Gary Hogue Tony Lee. Fifth row: Bill Kirfley, Jay York, Joe Johnson, Debbie Grisham, Wanda Frazier, Marsha Boyd. 1 First row: Karen Acker, Jo Bartell, Betsy Crump, Kay Allison, Nancy Jones, Carol McKee, Carol Sanders, Second row: Wally Underwood, Merri Hallahan, John Nelson, Mark Campbell, Andy Lee, Leslie Gose, Paul Clark. 98 GE S ROMA C0 UNCIL OFFICERS Mark Campbell, Nancy Jones, Pro Consuls Paul Clark, Leslie Gose, Consuls Betsy Crump, Secretary John Nelson, Treasurer Randy Mock, Reporter The Latin Club is an organiza- tion ot Fates, slaves, commoners and gods, under the sponsorship of Miss Lona Betty Brown and Mr. A. T. Anderson. The high- light of the Latin Club is the an- nual banquet. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS FRENCH CL UB 'K' OFFICERS Sally Powers, President Martha Neale, Vice-President Patricia Patton, Sec.-Treas. Mary McMahon, Historian Amy Hall, Parliamentarian The French Club, spon- sored by Mrs. Gladys Davis, is an organiza- tion providing outside activities for interested French students. First row: Robby Sperry, Amy Hall, Mary McMahon, Patricia Patton, Martha Neale, Sally Powers. Second row: Eddie Hammond, Chris Milton, Paula Dinnin, Debbie Graham, Sherry Martin, Margie Cook, Annette Philips. Third row: Vickie Robert, Yvonda Hargrove, Glynda Chriswell, Toni McAfee, Betsy Smith, D'Anna Allen, Terry Jones. Fourth row: Annette Putnam, Linda Purdom, Andrea Milton, Theresa Thomas, Cynthia Ogle, Jeanette Bail, Tonia Jones, Wendy Mathews. Fifth row: Mrs. Davis. Not pictured: Anita Rangel, Anita Brown, Marilyn Steed, Lea Ann Stewart, Sharon Pappas, Vickie Conley, Carolyn Howell, Pam Sullivan, Vickie Ferguson, Janet Nacol, Karen Gribble, GERMAN CL UB OFFICERS Jeff Lawrence, President Alvis Hargrove, Vice'President Karen Wyatt, Secretary Jeff Ketner, Treasurer Ricky Duncan, Vice-President The German Club, under the direction of Mrs. E. H. Sund, promotes a sincere interest in the language and the people of Germany. The group's activities include a Christmas party and a spring banquet. First row: Cindy Jones, Nancy Ford, Joellen Cox, and Julia Jeter. Second row: Jeff Lawrence, Alvis Hargrove, Karen Wyatt, Ricky Dun- can, Jeff Kerner, Nancy Sterley, Boyd Munsch, Kathy Wiseman, Peggy Mehew, Debbie Black, and Chuck Colvit. Third row: Robert Alley and Greg Macinich. IOO ,. A , .s... 1 .... Spanish Club members enioy Christmas party. Ji l 4 l l i 1 'l Q. ......M.. SPA ISH CL B OFFICERS Joe McCall, President M ' - Webb, Vice-President yn ia oore, Treasurer Steve Parker, District Representative Dan Parham, District Representative Joey Aboussie, Stare Representative Emily Gunn, State Representative The Pan American Student Forum, nick- named Los Sabios, has various proiects throughout the year climaxed by its state project, Pecos for Braces. These proiects in- clude a bake sale, a rummage sale, and the giving of tood to needy families at Thanks- giving. Members of the club attend the State Convention in Austin, where they learn about projects from other PASF clubs all over Texas. The organization is sponsored by Mrs. Mar- shall Gearhart and Mrs. Lance Baudin. CORPS STA FF First row: C.Ltc. William Gasperak, Hon. Col. Betsy Davis, Capt. Claude Winters, Capt, Larry Gullahorn, First Lt. James Ansohn. Second row: Second Lt. Tommy Brooks, Capt. Marshall McGlothlin, Mai. James McDonald, First Lt. Bill Muir. Third row: Second Lt. Jimmy Lucas, Capt. Mike Johnson, First Lt. Bradley Walker. ROTC The Junior Reserve Officers' Train- ing Corps, under the direction of Sgt. Major Cebran Van Horn, provides val- uable military training to quality the cadets for positions in the community and to be of value to the Depart- ment ot the Army. ROTC strives to teach military skills, self-reliance, re- sponsibility, and leadership. RIFLE TEAM First row: Marshall McGlothlin, James Ansohn, Ricky Brotherton, Danny Surpin. Second row: Craig Poole, Johnny Kelley, James Hatfield, Greg Weidman, Timothy Hacker, Stephen Hoskins, Larry Lucas. DRILL TEAM Jimmy Moss, Alan Veren, Richard Davis, Mitchell Reeden, Jerry Murphy, Bruce Graham, Alan Wesley, Marvin Bailey, Richard Guthrie, Jimmy Harris, Joe Crawford, Jim Moreland, Thelbert Culver, Mitchel Phillip, Richard Ansohn, Kurt Cullum, Holly Johnson. COMPANY C First row: Carroll Casteel, David Smith, Honorary Captain Susan Sanders, Jim Cossey, Marshall McGlothlin. Second row: Wil- liam Pitman, Larry Gillin, Eddie Salazar, Gregory Weidman, Marvin Bailey. Third row: Alfred Lira, Richard Ansohn, Billy Garret, Lonnie Roberson. Fourth row: John Salazar, Michael Phillips, Tony Helms, Russell Naylor, David Orr. Fifth row: Calvin Blankenship, Levi Holt, Robert Smith, James Ford. COMPANY D First row: John Cox, William Muir, Rocky Ward, Honorary Captain Pam Orr, Claude Winters, Ivan Davidson, Mitchell Phillips, Tommy Whited. Second row: Robert Reeves, Danny Turpin, Carl Mills, Jim Rhone, Jimmy Halstead, Johnny Waddell, Larry Fuller. Third row: Gilbert Amador, Jerry Murphy, James Corbett, Danny Smith, James Lama. IO4 i-. 5 I I F 5 a , M I l .2 fj 1 if Effifllie WS' 9 Q ff? I 5 , f. f.: - Q ii f It L.-,. ' . , . ,,.',.. ,..,, . 'f 5-.n . .gig 413'- 4- .- e I.. 'Y' I 5 X l Nu Qi LS 'f M r , -A fl- si s S ...-.., mia v 33 -. OHOF Betsy Davis SENIOR Judy Burbank BEA U T I ES Mai Flournoy - ala. ,W Cindy Gryffn Mary M CM ahon SENIOR S ara Lee BEA U TIES Kelbf Mulligan ,H--fy Cindy Winfrey Leslie Gose JUNIOR Debbie Brown BEA U TIES Stephanie Inman Kristen Jones Penny Perkins J UNI UR Kathy Kiel S OPH UM ORE Connie Crain Vicki Kirkpatrick Lisa Smith S OPH OM ORE Joan M cMczh0n FRESHMAN Sue Hines J an Spalding A ,211 36 is H i 3 Vg, E E if g I in JUNIOR FA VORITES Barry Minnick Penny Perkins HY. - ,x 4-5- ,Q , -ein - 5-wan ,. 'Hx , , ,. E . +y,F W ,sa QV FRE HMAN FA VURITES -0-.o:0:q:'n!a9a0:U:d!auv-W.-.f... 5 ' ,,, :iz I ' ,.. O' , W. , A ,.f 5 A.,f 6 g ' .fjiff h Q 32, fi-'Kea Sf. nl-: T N Vi Qj'-1' , 1, abgl' L r r 9 Lasse .Lgifi if:f'?fSf?a!::n-n!:ff,2.., .5353 ig 431525259 222: 2' 45?3.2z2:2:2rQ 'GPI fe 4g'lbQ.0.0..a aan, 5' a,o,0 409 9,0 2'3l 132:-,Misa-'32-2 -:Sai 4442:-2-33' :Sz-'Siege eiegic-v2v202'?' fsiffvi 1, -v QQYQ Q Q Q. ,egasssfzf -2:2 'o'l'0 o'o'0 ' o O C . I Q . I '- ' !v3gQ3g:gg3,':,.:2S3: -rf Nz A ,W 1, .. r., ,inn at a fx 1: 4 y Lina'a Browning Charlie Barnard Betsy Davis Barry Minnick Mr. and Miss Howdy CH EERLEA DER Cindy Griffin ,Sara Lee Betsy Davis Joe Raines Donnie Byas Donnie Sutherland Jody Ann White ational Honor Society Miss Ernestine Bolin, Bryant Smith, Sponsor President R Chris Milton Tommy Barnard, Dee Daugherty, , Vice-President Secretary Reporter Excellent scholarship, leadership, and service are basic characteristics for the National Honor Society. These students were chosen by the fac- ulty last spring from the top ten per cent of the iunior class. Ad- ditional members will be selected from top-ranking seniors at the end of this year. The club meets once each six weeks, offering va- rious programs under the direction of Miss Ernestine Bolin. Emily Allison Q Thomas Arwood Carol Bridges Kathy Browne Toni Campese Melissa Carpenter Betsy Davis ROSGFHBFY DUQQGV Alan Gam Ralph Gouldy Margo Hall Susan Hoch Nancy Jones Bryan Lancaster Stan Laufhuf Ted Lively Joe McCall James McDonald Bill Riddle Steven Smith Nesha Stone Nora Trumph Cynthia Welch Becky Williams S cholasti Thirty students are annually awarded scholastic let' awards based upon their grade point average a scores on the lowa Test of Educational Development. N. First row: Alan Gant, Dee Daugherty, Kathy Browne, Joe McCall. Second row: Bill Riddle, Bryant Smith, Randy Mock, Roger Humphrey, Ste Parker, Tommy Barnard, l24 eller Awards Juniors 4 i'9 C7 'mf' row: Andrea Milton, Patricia Gray. Second row: Carroll Casfeel, Tommy Morgan, Sieve Howard, Bill Daniel, John Sellers, Tommy Conley, Clark. Nor pictured: Sally Powers. l25 Scholastic Letter Awards Sophomores Z First IOW: Brenda Duggan, Denise Emery, Teresa Thomas. Second row: Kathy Reed, Jeanette Bail, David Brown, Pam Riddle, John Nels Ramona Bearden, Jo Barfell. i :ze Z ei if Whois' Who The students chosen for Who's Who are selected on the basis of their leader- ship, ability, and scholastic achievement. They are selected by the head of each department in corroboration with the respective teachers. JOE MCCALL ROGER HUMPHREY BILL RIDDLE STAN LAUKHUF ALAN GANT Math Math Math Debate Mem En9ll5l ' English Social Studies Social Studies Physics EMILY ALLlSON NANCY JONES KATHY BROWNE SHERRY MARTIN LINDA KRAMER DEE DAUGHERTY Social Studies Latin Math English Shorthand English English English Physics Orchesfra Clerical PYBCHCS Social Studies English I27 LANGUAGES Tom DUffY-German, Cindy Porter-Spanish, Debbie Short-Spanish,S1'acey Martin-French, Nancy Acker-Latin Whois' Who 9-f SOCIAL STUDIES Ralph Gouldy, Maiorie Gohr, James E. McDonald. Nor pictured: June Maney. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DRAMA AND DEBATE Kaihy Broadwater Jay York Toni Campese Mel HOVGDY Carol Cullum Ray Crelia Mai Flournoy KFFSTGF1 Kreufz Nancy Potts Bobby Robertson Whoiv Who SCIENCE Mike Cackelf, Janet Jo Barfell, Stuart Browne, Carl Casleel Who ,S Who MATH: Bob Mathews, Bill Van Deventer, James Anderson CHOIR: Karen Delzell, Nesha Stone BAND: Susan Karsteter, Carol Bridges 1 CLERICAL PRACTICE: Judy Bibb, Frances Holt, Ann Peterson, Carol McKee. Not pictured: Cindy Pope. l30 -:f mw-vs.-bf-ux:v'-- , 1 ---z Ts ' ' is,ss C 8 ei 5 - T ,,,' -'i- .. f. 11215: . 71 fi 4 nfl kgifm' ' ' 'IWC' ' ,, , - A + 'f J fi .559 ' . ', Lffflfs A f ii'. V V k ' V if X ' 'sy v gn: V sg 7 ii if , 'x!l,1 :..:. bfi' C-1' , ? 95i!: if7' mil W ,sf--:M ..,,.. ei. . .- . .. L,..f ,,,,fM.m , W .5 W , , i A' E 2 ,, ART: Carol Mione, Darlene Menasco I ' r I is :zn- 'nvf TYPING: Sue Ellioff and Mary Rushing SHORTHAND: Becky Williams BOOKKEEPING: Debbie Grisham FOODS: Pairicia Gray CLOTHING: Debbie Nacol ENGLISH: Tommy Barnard, Kathy Hathorn, Gary McGinnis 1 1' ELECTRONICS: Royce Alsop, Pai' Reed. ME- CHANICAL DRAWING: John Brock. SHOP: Randy Buntyn. ROTC: Mike Johnson, Bradley Walker Ei 1 Contest Winners NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS ALL STATE ORCHESTRA James E. McDonald, Dee Daugherty, Tom Barnard, Kathy Browne, Joe McCall, Alan Gant. Carol Bridges xx, ALL STATE ORCHESTRA ALL STATE ORCHESTRA ALL STATE ORCHESTRA Tommy Conley Sherry Martin Mark Nicks 132 3 o o I o gi 9 X ...L -iv ' DAR CITIZENSHIP AWARD Cindy Winfrey ls f X ' ' 1 - e- .. , C. ' ' 'lf T , 1 I .5 , 'V 'F ' , ' fri ' A . 1- 55' , r g . 11 ,f A l If . Q V ,A L 1 ,. I , 5 I H Q Y ' 1, I ' q A . 1 1 rx-T , ,- A E HIGH SCHOOL ALL REGION BAND First row: Joanna Moore, Leslie Liftrell. Second row: Celia Wickersham, Susan Kar- steter, Carol Bridges. Not pictured: Bill Gray. L 0, I X BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Angela Harmon I TEXAS PUBLIC HEALTH ASS'N ESSAY CONTEST Nancy Acker JR. HIGH ALL REGION BAND First row: David Tate, Karen row: Larry Cope, Kip Daniel, fir OUTSTANDING GIRL AWARD, DENTON Vinson. Second SWEEPSTAKES SPEECH TOURNAMENT Jackie Lebow. C1000 girls competingl Brenda Duggan I33 High Ranking Senior 4.0 Or Better Grade Point Average First row: Toni Campese, Carol Bridges, Sue Elliot, Dee Daugherty, Kathy Browne, Emily Allison, Betsy Davis, Georgia Graham. Second row: Alan Gant, James McDonald, Tommy Arwood, James Anderson, Tommy Barnard, Joe McCall, Ralph Gould. Axp. 4 First row: Kathy Hathorn, Francie Holt, Nancy Jones, Nesha Stone, Susan Hoch, Sherry Martin, Margo Hall. Second row: Stan Laukhuf, Roger Humphrey, Steve Smith, Steve Parker, Bryan Lancaster, Bryant Smith, Bill Riddle. iii A i Bob Mathews, Melissa Carpenter, Becky Williams, Nora Trum , Mike Duty. Q? we iii l First row: Cindy Welch, Leslie Littrell, Linda Kramer, Stacy Martin, Maaike van Vliet. Second row: Joe Raines, Gary McGinnis, Kathryn Pietzsch, Mark Campbell, Cindy Porter. First row: Cindy Winfrey, Kristen Kreutz, Kay Elmore, Nancy High, Cissy Signorino, Karen Delzell. Second row: Cris Milton, Rosemary Dugger, Ted Lively, Dan Parham, David Krot- finger, Don Woodard, Margery Gohr, Debbie Hill. l35 l Y x , l i -' f-1 i l f f, First row: Mary Laukhuf, Nancy Acker, June Maney, Vicki Mason. Second row: Mary Rushing Mel Horany, Randy Huff, Kathy Broadwater. Not pictured: Elizabeth Morris. The seniors of '69 are proud to have seventy- eight members of their class listed as High Rank- ing Seniors. These students have maintained a 3.5 or better average throughout their four years of high school. W. 3.5 First row: Carol McKee, Melissa Webb, Karen Burr, Judy Bibb, Paula Mallow. Second row: Glynda Holton, Patti Montgomery, Steve Muehlberger, Steve Riley, Sandra Keyes. l36 Good Attendance Perfect Attendance: Lavonda Bell, Mike Boyd, Chris Milton, Philip Patterson. One day: Lawanda Bell, Dorothy Bridges. one and One-half days Melissa Carpenter. ev, Two days: Delores Creagle, Joe Muterspauch, Jeanette Lucas, Steve Smith, Roland Still, James Tellier. Not pictured: Bryon Smith. Good Attendance Two and one-half days: Kay Bailey, Fred Bunton, David Krottinger, Steve Uncapher. Not pictured: Jim Roberts. Three and one-half days: First row: Robert Cates, Larry Clark- son, Leslie Littrell, Sherry Martin. Second row: Bob Mathews, Bill Riddle, Susie Shubert, Nancy High. Four and one-half days: James Anderson, Sara Lee, Steve Parka er. Not pictured: Barbara West. ' I38 Three days: First row: Mike Baxter, Samuel Browning, Joyce Burrow, Diane Harmon. Second row: Ted Lively, Julia McClure, Gordon Pinkston. Not pictured: Lucinda Porter. Four days: First row: Judy Baggs, Sherry Banks, Mark Bradley, Alan Gant, Karen Hoing. Second row: Stan Laukhuf, Elizabeth Perez, Joe Raines, Donald Sinclair. Five days: First row: Debbie Arthur, Linda Cole, Linda Kramer, Mary Laukhuf. Second row: Debbie Moore, Doug Royal, Nancy Sterley, Jay York. W-9 11-'Z',g,, . '.' 6 f f Sports 2 .f 'V ,. . ' ...', . ., , 1' 21 . 90 Q ,gaaggga ,SIQT .SWS els a .Q 312 av First row: Eugene Wise, John Martin, Andy Lee, Paul Clark, Bo Johnson, Glen Fischer, l-awrenre WilllBlTIS, FV-319 Womblef Chuck Mcphjla Fanchier, Tommy Slack, Clay Wages. Second row: Coach Bill Jeter, Steve Miller, Vaughn Qbffmaflf GHVY MIHCLJGW, AI'Tl'1UI' RHYTWOS, -9 Steve Flinn, Vaughn Weatherly, Mike Neal, Joe Kelly, Bob Cates, Joey Aboussie, BGYFY Ml 1nlCki -106 MCCBHI MQ'-, COHCLJ Moms 1968 Coyotes Dominate Tradition is an important part of Wichita Falls High School. The 1968 Coyotes carried on the tradition of winning and in doing so, brought the 1968 district title to WFHS. The season opener was against the Coronado Mustangs from Lubbock. Coronado fumbled on the opening kick- off, and junior Glen Fischer lumped on the ball in the Mustang end zone for a quick six points. Coronado came back with an unbroken 80-yard drive in 12 plays to knot the score. The Coyotes drove to the Coronado 8-yard line in the second quarter, but a field goal at- tempt failed on a high snap from center. The remainder of the game was a defensive struggle as neither team managed to tilt the scoreboard in the 7-7 tie. An old rivalry with Amarillo High was revived Sep- tember 20. Although the score was 20-0 against the Pack, the statistics showed a different story. The Red and Black totaled 20 first downs to the Sandies' 12. Jackie Bird was the workhorse, gaining 106 hard-earned yards. Bryan Lancaster and Barry Minnick added 71 and 61 yards, respectively. The Coyote offense and defense combined to bury the Sherman Bearcats 35-19 on September 27. Lancaster boot- legged his way to 191 yards and three touchdowns while Gordy Brown, Joey Aboussie, Bird, and Minnick rounded out the Coyote field attack, gaining 446 total yards. The offensive line, led by John Martin, Arthur Ramos, Charles I40 Holley, and Fred Currin, knocked huge holes in the l cat defense, making possible a balanced Coyote ning game. The Coyotes came off their first victory ready to counter Hirschi's Huskies in Coyote Canyon. The scored the first time they got the ball as Bird capped 80-yard drive with a 2-yard plunge. Hirschi then verted three Pack mistakes into a 21-6 lead in third quarter. The Coyotes fought back valiantly could manage only one other score as Lancaster sne one yard for the final TD and a resulting 21-12 s On November 11 the Coyotes traveled to Denison engage the Yellow Jackets in a final tune-up for di play. Aboussie's 6-yard iaunt to paydirt and Lancas 4-yard plunge put the Pack on top 13-O to end the ond quarter. A thrilling 89-yard sprint by Lancaster a quick 62-yard run by Raymond McCoy highlig the Coyote's offensive thrust in the last half. Lanc had his best night of the season as he picked his way 219 yards, but the real show was put on by the fensive line. Mark Akin, Vince Gunn, Steve Miller, l Weeks, and Monty Moore held the Yellow Jackets remarkable minus 31 yards rushing. The Coyotes opened district play against the Ca berry Lions. The 58-0 victory began the Pack's bid supremacy in the newly organized District 5-4A. caster and Aboussie led the Coyote ground game, tg A r. f 5 F , M I 'ies :EE I 579 ' Nez zsiygzzl-N sas '12 5. 425 v is , ird row: Terry Roberts, Mgr., Rowdy Swinford, Quanah Gray, Art Lee, Greg Sampson, Joe Nelms, Bryan Lancaster, Steve Newman, e Golding, Jackie Bird, Charles Holley, Alan Hart, Raymond McCoy, Coach Donnell Crosslin. Fourth row: Johnny Pigg, Vince Gunn, Monty bore, Brad Kaelin, Fred Currin, Robert Cunningham, Mark Akin, Dan Parham, Tom Black, Mike Weeks. . New District 5 -4A ie Golding spearheaded the defense as he scored on 1 interception. The last half was dominated by the Eyote substitutes as the Green Lizards racked up 26 ints in a superb effort. Richland, a main hurdle to the district crown, fell to e tune of 14-O as the Coyotes proved that the best lefense is a grinding offense. Going 90 yards in 17 lays, the Coyotes ate up almost 12 minutes of the fst half and climaxed the drive with a 12-yard score by 'ncaster. The Pack defense then held off the Rebel's glanced attack until the Coyotes began their last drive ith 9:30 left in the 4th quarter. ln 21 clock-chewing ays the massive offense pushed 78 yards, ending ith Bird's one yard plunge and leaving but 34 seconds tt the withered clock. Haltom was the next Coyote victim on the Red and lack's drive for the 5-4A crown. The offense and de- nse combined to hand the Buffaloes a sound 34-O feat. Five Coyotes took part in the scoring as a bal- Eced infantry attack proved too much for the out- assed Buffs. WFHS took a break from district competition to play 'idland Lee's Rebels November 8. The game proved to e a stunning surprise as the Coyote offense sputtered Ir the first time since the season's opener. Fumbles ere the main enemy of the Pack as the ball bounced vry. The Red and Black scored first as they trapped a Rebel ball carrier in his endzone for a 2-point safety. But Midland's fine passing attack opened the way for a suc- cessful running game as the two combined to hand the Coyotes a 17-8 loss. The most crucial game of district play pitted WFHS against cross-town rival, Rider. Coyote Stadium was a misty, muddy plateau when the Coyotes and Raiders faced off. Rider hit hard and fast, but the Pack defense stopped every scoring threat. Aboussie, giving an out- standing effort, teamed with Bird, Golding, and tough linebacker Andy Lee in leading the defense in a O-0 tie and a berth in the state playoffs. For bi-district honors, the Coyotes faced an old rival, the Irving Tigers. The Pack opened with a 73-yard drive capped by Lancaster's score, The Tigers came back with three quick scores and a 14-point lead. The Red and Black then began its most spirited play of the year. The Coyotes rallied for three TD's and a 28-21 lead behind Bird's two scores. An Irving touchdown tied the score and set the stage for a replay of last year's heart-break- ing loss to Amarillo Tascosa. Behind on penetrations, the Coyotes allowed an Irving touchdown to gain pos- session of the ball, but the strategy failed as the Pack never regained the pigskin. The 35-28 score ended the high school football careers for 20 seniors but set a spirited example for the '69 Coyotes. l4I MORRIS MERCER Coach Morris Mercer, seldom seen on the battlefield each Fri- day night, viewed the games from his seat in the press box. Yet it was often due to his football knowledge that the Coyotes were able to snatch victory from the hands of defeat. I42 DONNELL CROSSLIN Coach Donnell Crosslin, skilled head coach of the Coyotes, has proven himself a true leader. His coaching tactics and knowledge produced impressive statistics- those of a District Champion. The '68 Coyotes thank Coach Crosslin for making them the team they were. rs Coyote. BILL JETER Coach Bill Jeter, serving his first year as a Coyote mentor, success- fully molded his defensive line- men into the most feared stoppers in 5-4A. Wild Bill was well re- spected by the Coyote players, and his devotion was typical of a District Champion. COACH OF THE YEAR For the third consecutive year, Coach Donnell Crosslin has led the Coyotes to the pionship. The '68 crown was a prized one for Cross- lin and his staff, for it was the first in the reorga- nized District 5-AA. The head Coyote mentor began the '68 championship race with only four returning regulars and a team lacking the experience of true champions, but his exceptional dedication and effort produced an undefeated title holder. For his out- standing devotion to the Coyotes and WFHS, Coach Crosslin was iustly selected by his fellow 5-4A coach- es as the District's COACH OF THE YEAR. The '69 Annual Staff extends its congratulations to the Head District Cham- 4-f C -ui. ii INK. 1968 CO YOTE CAPTAINS JOHN MARTN VINCE GUNN Senior Guard Senior Tackle All District All District Honorable Mention All State West Texas Academic Team MA NA GERS A great deal of work was required to keep the 1968 Coyotes in good working order. Much of the work was done by the Coyote managers, Joe McCall and Terry Roberts. These two boys put in immeasurable time and effort before each practice, as well as at each game. The members of the '68 Coyotes salute Joe and Terry and thank them for a fob well done. BRYAN LANCASTER Senior Quarterback All District Player of the Year, All State Honorable Mention, West Texas Academic Team was if JACKIE BIRD Senior Tailback All District I43 . I L,,, . -1 ',mL- E f i'k il' E VVL, in ,if an If ,,,lV i 'l , xg 4Afi ,., .A E 'h i h ,1' f ,1 , E E 5 f I E iii - 1 4 .. J I JOE GOLDING ANDY LEE Senior Quarterback Senior Guard All District All Disfrici, Honorable Mentiong West Texas Academic Team MIKE NEAL Senior Guard Coyotes Coronado Bird Takes on the whole Coronado ieam Minnick rolls for good yardage againsf Sandies. Coyotes Sandies 20 TOM BLACK GORDY BROWN Senior Center Senior Fullback V A 111 wi ' n Y 52 r n A rf' A W fy I ll W ,fi':' 4 i A i 5 A N GARY MINCHEW Senior Guard ' if -1? X A V ' X 3 Lam . yi gw ff .f be I Y - N o , - ' 4 fwf' fi U f if vff ' , ?' 4 F ES ' Q, AH ' 2 Zi 1, 3, W i Wm nf , v 'iff 551 1? ' v rfflfgyi' A ? ,,,, ,,.. ,1,t , . Q, in aff ij ,'4i ., .-v1 , ., z,ff I I Q , ROBERT CATE5 ROWDIE SWINFORD RAYMOND MCCOY Senior End Senior Wingback Senior Wingback Hey, what's he doing with the ball? Coyotes Sherman I9 Lancaster rambles against Sherman. I46 35 Coyotes H irschi JOE KELLEY Senior Fullback r I2 21 Hands up, Huskies! VAUGHN COFFMAN Senior Tackle DAN PARHAM Senior Tackle Q Q r r 1 V N XJQI 4 I47 f? E E EUGENE WISE VAUGHN WEATHERLY Senior Tailback Senior Guard CLAY WAGES Senior Fullback Coyotes Denison Coyote TD in the making. Get that bail and go, Gordy. Lizards roll over Castleberry. 58 Coyotes C astleberry 0 GREG SAMPSON Senior Center , a. QQE QFEQ ure, .eyr l', Q j ' . X e-,gr f eggg E Aboussie puts a move on a Lion. N MIKE WEEKS Junior Tackle All District 7 MONTY MOORE Junior End Ali District :gp ' 21, W eeer ' 3' my ,,,,,b,,L f Sa? W he J , I J - tk. be BARRY MINNICK Junior Wingback All District Honorable Mention ,gz,, ,, , S K K B ARTHUR RAMOS MARK AKIN Junior Guard JUni0 End Richland Bird hauls in a Lancaster aerial. Lancaster is greeted by a host of Rebels. Coyotes I4 Bird goes over the 1op against the Rebels. Martin and Bird lead Lancaster ihrough the hole. CHARLES HOLLEY JOHNNYWGG 'SEJVMAN Junior Center Junior Taulback 'Q' S 'QQ ir, 1 J 15411 ' , , - , ,sir ' K .if W 'H V M Wi 4, an 'A f f r 'ff' W, Q M L It a B? U A 'if ' pg!! ff!- f Q f ' ' 1 F 1 f x W if Jfq5fz 1Q H4 X La, ,i I. .STL 2 K ' 1 ff 1 BUBBA HART BRAD KAELIN JUFILOI' Tackle Junior End PAUL CLARK Junior Que nerback Coyotes H altom Come on, you guys: put in the Lizards Little Bear rolls again. The Offensive Machine-Perfection. Coyotes Midland I 7 Neal ribs a Rebel. i TED BALCH WOODY FANCHIER GLENN FISCHER Junior Guard Junior Guard Junior End W ,J f' ,Q si. 4' gli? 'QQ 4 51 .. f rf . it Zi 'V Q- i .' iq f. V -, -.. f Q., l i, 5 22 N Yi 152, uid-3 5 Q 5 3 f 761 - so JOHNSON Joe Nsuvis CRAIG WOMBLE Junior Fullback Junior Tackle Junior Wingback Coyotes Rider Golding booms a 40-yarder. ug .X N..,. L If i fi 9 1 f 5 ,1, h VlV . h f- .I J XX Bird scampers for good yardage against Rider. if Ki.: , . rfb 4 Coyotes hold bull session during Rider game. 12,1 ' ' 1 -1. A What do you mean they scored, Ref? We're L ,Q N' N . x' 'I .. L ' Qv , in CHUCK McPHAIL TOMMY SLACK Junior Fullback Junigr Camel- r so f. 2. Q ,W ,g -.,, J- ij - H i fi . W AS Q , .b 5 E' I I . K 1 f Sl H? ont F' h e 30-ya rd line. 123 1 ART LEE Junior Guard H Qs- 4 W' 3.--n 59 at 'Q' A Q l il g t Q 4334 9 M , -RH f. U .Q , V 'w -11, vusswig, ,fm , aft , L f ' ff QUANAH GRAY Junior End JOEY ABOUSSIE Sophomore Tailback All District Honorable Mention Coyotes Irving yardage. STEVE MILLER Sophomore Tackle All District Honorable Mention Bryan follows the Pack for more good F56 Look out, Vince! You're going the wrong way. Coyote blockers go Tiger hunting. 1' fs' . r fr gf I P 'fe' v A! 1, FRED CURRIN Sophomore End 8 - v .J , 4 3 , . L V I . cores on short plunge. LAWRENCE WILLIAMS Sophomore Quarterback rdfl as ssiie 1 irii isli 1 ri 6- - J 1 , . f1 1 1 L -' . .,.- is ' K ' l' First row: Robert Turner, Mike Miller, Don Barry, Terry Fanchier, Robert Defer, Jimmy Carroll, Sammy Russell, Ricky Neas, Ralph Zamora, B Street, Leslie Slack, Mike Bernhardt. Second row: Barry Campbell, Dusty Hill, Kenneth Donnell, Harlen Cutlett, Gary Cates, Alvis Hargrove, B King, Tony Gattis, John Guffey, Pat Brantley, Johnny James, David Tepfer, Doug Carroll, Hurshel Wiswehl, Mel Graham, J. B. AS Rowdy defense sets up against Hirschi. l58 1968 Rowdies Sept. 14 Ike B Sept. 19 Burk B Sept. 26 Rider B Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct Oct. Nov Nov. 13 IIBII Hirschi B Duncan B Hirschi B O Iowa Park BTW B Rider B They 6 8 1 6 12 25 19 12 6 6 O VOW: Don Lawson, Wayne Lucas, Rex Green, Barry Burleson Craig Winsfel Kenny Byas Craig Estes Phil Warren Burris Philips Bobby Ross Bunting, Mike Hardage, Don Davis, Richard Minchew Bill Browning Jerry Reeves Larry Dromgoole Mark Carter The '68 Rowdies compiled a sparkling 8-2 record behind the services of Coaches Doyce Walk- er, Burt Lauck, and Royce Heller. The JV's accomplished their most respectable season despite the absence of five sophomores who were serving their time as Coy- otes. The Rowdies have exempli- fied the famed Coyote Spirit and have therefore prepared themselves for their future when they will wear the Red and Black. First row: Gary Ballard, Mgr., Barton Smith, Andy Garcia, Jackie Holden, Bobby Loudermilk, Denny Berry, Butch Horton, Larry Ballard, Dew Leach, Sammy Hoover, Robert Johnson, Jerry Mower, Mike Bridges, Gary Lancaster, Cal Myers, Alan Carrol, Randy Holden. Second row: Bailey, Mgr., Bob Pence, Jackie Jordan, David Daugherty, Doug Collins, Mike Bell, Eddie Worthy, Mike Steward, Jerry Christie, Mark F Paul Tate, Randy Reed, Clyde Hanks, Larry Ohm, Bobby Day, Dan Tucker, Steve Steward, Loyd Taylor, Joe Myers, Charles White, '68 Pups Clair l The T968 Pups captured their secondl straight city championship with the type of, devotion and dedication that is characteristic of the Little Coyotes. Under the leadership t ot Coaches Herb Marvel and Eddie Marion, the Pups raced to seven victories, includingt a last-minute triumph over Washington'si Freshmen to secure the title. WFHS is very proud of our Pups and looks forward to the day when they will play in Coyote Canyon. l60 u V, ,. ' 'P L 1.1 Meng Q J , , ,tow V , 4. fa if-A 1 1 '-c-,JF . ,g W Q- 'herly, Lan Leavell, Jody Cunningham, Mgr. Third row: Monte Stone, Jime Brookman, Jim Butler, Danny Lucas, Larry Wilkinson, Johnny r, David Miller, Mitch McCann, Steve lssacs, Ricky Brotherton, Jim Van Deventer, Wendell Carroll, Cody Fox, Steve Ruyle, Keith anald, Charley Barnard, Warren Young, Randy Smith, John Williams, Allen Thompson, Butch Montgomery, Mgr. , 'fily Championshzp Sept. I4 t Sept. 19 J Sept. 26 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.' Oct. . Nov. Nov. 1968 Pups Lawton Iowa Park Lawton Rider Washington Open Rider Washington Vernon Burk B They 6 12 6 7 32 O 6 6 I4 l6I :ag-. - Q -5 Z.. S . 'ilfiaf .Je if f. V 5 Mx' x Ni- d . N M gi I Z .-,, P fiiifi 'wif Y-.XSS 3 k Q ..X.f - A ff -1 if W M ah .L.- XE , - 3 Y., w.n, .-.i S552 ,. ,L E, ,2 s 1 2 11 ,E A i., , . I 5 -L N-J in 'iv ' i Q-5' i L L-4 i i - 5 ,Q a i i N , A 1? W V 4, - - ' f f gf , W 'T ' 15525612 f Qian' - fl :X A ,V W 4 'L K - , E . 3 r -Y i , M ,,., N.., gnu -F XM, ,. .,.1 W :tw A N ff I ,, ifx, .ig ,.,.. in . 3, N MMM I ,,kk ..,Q K Y I ,,.... 'Z .. Mel Page, Mel Horany, Mark Campbell, Louis Calde l Date Nov. Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Opponent Washington Washington Hirschi Bowie Vernon Burk. B Washington Childress Vernon Hirschi Galena Park Arlington Mesquite Bowie Burk Hirschi Washington Nocona Richland Nocona Castleberry Rider Haltom Richland Castleberry Rider Haltom HEAD COACH ROYCE HELLER They 53 70 55 57 62 33 71 47 54 60 53 58 56 62 44 50 43 59 59 61 42 65 66 96 67 59 75 CAPTAINS: Campbell, Hughes, Horany Campbell cans a clutch two. Guards LAWRENCE WILLIAMS Williams demonstrates his famous tongue pass. DAVID ANDERSON 3. r D 4 Sf QQ, A Z I. ,r l iX . 1 ' f The Lizards score? .X Valdez intercepts a Lion pass. LOUIS VALDEZ KENNY PAGE TOMMY GLOSUP JOE GOLDING Page helps shatter Rider. Burris screens for Joe. 5 MIKE HUGHES Hughes can beat any 1wo Rebels. Horany fires against ihe Raiders. MEL HORANY Pefiyjohn scores against Richland. Centers BURRIS PHILLIPS MANAGERS: John Saxon, Joe McCall, J. B. Ashley. I, Rowdies First row: Randy Jones, Wally Underwood, Perry Gillispie, John Title, Barry Campbell, Ken Donnell, Gary Rogers, David Horany Second row: Allan Ashley, Mel Graham, Ralph Granfom, Bill Daniel, Robert Cunningham, Phil Warren, Mike Hardage, Danny Ward Dennis Burkett, Coach Doyce Walker. Pups First row: John McCarthy, Gary Lancasler, Charlie White, Charlie Barnard, Rick Ewalt. Second row: Jerry Parker, Steve Isaacs, Keith McDonald, Marc Pope, Wendell Carroll, Phillip Bess. Not pictured: .lim Van Deventer, Mike Bridges. Tennis L 1 if Mil '23 .ww my T ,... M Through The years The CoyoTe Tennis Teams ' y have upheld The CoyoTe Tradition proudly. Since 1953 The CoyoTes have won The DisTricT Cham- g if 'i T l, H pionship 15 Times againsT only one loss. Dur- A ,kg V ,J ,K ing This period The CoyoTes have also claimed 4 1 T y 5 y ' ,N 7 WL STaTe Championships and 5 STaTe Runners-up .T T T L li W3 ' while placing numerous oTher players in The s T , , T STaTe Semifinals. ' T 1 1 T 'rr' - T arr, sis s 'iii' Firsr row: Kathy Browne, Georgia Graham, Melissa Carpemer, Kafhy HaThorn. Second row: Monica Marlin, Jan Revier, Sylvia Mann, Marilyn Wilson, Coach BuTlerg f V 70 . ff, - '.,, K H55 ' H ' - X 1 1 S' 'f'z1i1x?f:m.1.J6.itt Y . .f I 1 . First row: Steve Terrell, Steve Callihan, Stuart Browne, Anthony Saikowski, Dale Corbin, Tommy Crombie, Coach Avera. Second row: Tommy Woody Arwood, Terry Emery, Mark Floyd, Fred Bunron, Andy Saxon, Randy Huff. ky 5125 5 ,. - . V . iyw Mme s,g g SQNSWV vor we- 1 : f kill' Ak- -55,2 - .. 5 A fgfif? . ' 'Li Mew. A ,.r, S, .r 'if .asia ,A eere jk 'mwkfbd S ' M TWW '1 I Above: Dale slices a backhand return. Left: Stuart hustles to return a high forehand. IH J 3- , ' A P J Q , .VI 11, - - 3 , E J. :zu-' F- I -I ,is is ,lf W , 4 n 'I' 5 gasfi-Guin 'P-9 'll' Boys Co-captains DALE CORBIN and MARK FLOYD with COACH AVERA. ff .-'- Q -ff ' 1 ,M 1 f - I - 'k . '5w it ' ' LI- U' ..., 'Y' i 1- , t' - fi -AAVA -. f' , Q .V I I I A, A a g l.i,.l-I ag! Qi 1 L1 fl, ' . .-1-J- - T nt : gg E f 1 I I ' - f -,Ar a f- ,f -,- f ir , 1 .L.1 Lmy, , ,q,- , fn:,,L V 1 A,'. t 1,1 if f 31? '- I ' 2 I A 6 . g m qv- ? - QiS:f 3't'Tf t-,J-H tt-ff, ffl.-'7??l?7'i?flQ - .-'73 4' 7 iWI'm-il 5 ' 'E + 1 ., . 9S' ffq:,:.es,fg if 5 L,,-,L 1' nigga, .5,.,,., K , WJ e,a.f,. f ' , Xi.. A? I COACH BUTLER with Girls' Co-captains GEORGIA GRAHAM and MARILYN WILSON. 1969 ennis Schedule Feb. 20 Midland Lee Wichita Falls High School Feb. 2I-22 Wichita Falls Invitational Wichita Falls High School Feb. 28-March I San Angelo Invitational San Angelo March 5 Rider Dual Wichita Falls High School March 7-8 Lawton Invitational Lawton March I3 Midland Lee Indoor Midland March I4-I5 Midland High Invitational Midland March I9 Rider Dual Rider March 21-22 Lubbock Invitational Lubbock March 28-29 Abilene Tournament Abilene April 4-5 Abilene Easter Tournament Abilene April II-I2 District Meet Wichita Falls High School l72 U First row: Scott Haynie, Buddy Trumpf, Randy Buntyn, Bill Lee, Jimmy Whitmire, Nicky Reyes, Mark Brown, John Denman, Coach Massey Second row: Bryan Lancaster, Bill VanDeventer, Pete Pardee, Bill Beck, Bryant Smith, Steve Parker, Clay Smith, Mike Guthrie. Coyote GOQ' Team The golf season of '68 saw six dedicated iuniors lead the Coyote Golf Team to a second at the Brownwood invitational, a first at the Wichita Falls Invitational, and a first in the district 4-4A tourna- ment. These iuniors, whose inexperience led to their sixth place finish in regional, are back to lead the fortunes of the '69 version of Coyote golf. The senior golfers, who have two years of ex- perience, coupled with the fine backing of soph- omores and iuniors should compose one of the strongest 4-A golf teams in the state of Texas. Experi- ence is the quality that should result in the finest golf team in Coyote history. fr y . .-14' life: 1-We Coach Massey's Form. Determination, the trademark of '69 golf. oyote Gay Schedule Feb. 28-March 1 Southwest Parks and March Ma rch March March April 1 7 14-15 21-22 28-29 1 Recreation, Ft. Worth Graham Jaycee Invitational Wichita Falls Invitational Brownwood Invitational Amarillo Invitational District Meet, Wichita Falls H. Aw Q-gm' . -M fi f,.. , MW ,,.., ,.,., T 1.. - . To 1 ASA ff f at-ia... W. ,Aj-, 1, ,. sw H- . ,M,gy,L,.,,n I .4 .11--. A , ,wk k I .55 ..L-,J A. 3,2 K 5: A. K, -- H' WM- . . ., if' , , .fu 1 , ii ' .. , ,, g ga-1 if . ' ' f SWF? fir iii:-1 i ' V, , if- ya F -y W . 1 -- . V ly 'A if ,iw 1 1. VanDeventer in the fairway-unbelievable om' 4. Ng. ,nt Io- r ,- fh., . fi' , , ,, s,,,r,, Y twig. . 1 ff' , x V A ,ff . if 5-. W 5' .F ii 1 'iq .1 . fy ,skips Fw, Even with a shiny putter, he still won't make it. Bryant taught Anrie everything he knows. .a i .'Hn'fif, .1 nt ,, A . -.v ..-- ,,-v,--tus'-W A , V, . Av W :yy A . A dollar says he doesn't hit the ground. Just call him Birdie. fm , ' as , . UNE BRAD BURNS-Ca ptain H, .,.,x., H W..- Paul Kiel, Garry Sanner, Mike Noyes, Brad Beyer, Ralph Gouldy, Ty Puckett, Onstott, David Johnson, Bill Riddle, Bert Allen, Mike Stapleton, Brad Burn Swimming '69 The '69 swim season will surely see the Coyotes higher than ever in Texas swimming rank. Although they were defeated in a pre-season meet with the touring Great Britain Men's Olympic Swimming Team, the tankers swam back into some early season: wins at San Angelo, the Dolphin Relays, the Univer- The University of Texas Invitational found the team in a slump, but they bounced back to defeat Dallas Sunset. With only a few minor meets until the Statel Swimming Championships at S.M.U., the swim team, settled down to especially hard work. As Coach Pickle says, the State Meet is the only one that real- ly counts. The Coyote swimmers plan to be countedl high on the list of winners there. i COACH PICKLE 1 sity of Texas at Arlington, and the S.M.U. Relaysn ning, Dave Watkins, Jimmy Fowler, Randy Crenshaw. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Mar Nov. Mar. Mar. Schedule British Olympic Team San Angelo Invitational Dolphin Relays U.T. Arlington Midland Lee S.M.U. Relays University of Texas Invitational Sunset SWAAU Indoors Rider U.T. Arlington 22 STATE MEET . rt., Ulllllmun Browning beats Olympian Tony Jarvis off the blocks, DAVE WATKINS-Freestyle v fl-Mama, ..L,, 2'-K-,Wg - Q .L i f c .Ai K L 5 ,xg BILL RIDDLE-Breaststroke BRAD BURNS-Freesfyxle ww BILL BROWNNG-Ffeesfvle RALPH GOULDY-Butterfly l78 ' ' DAVID JOHNSON-Freesfyle BRAD BEYER-Breasfsfroke Baseball 368 Joe Raines warms up in preparation for Duncan. Mike Hughes adds another to his many putouts during a season. Schedule We They 7 Rider 1 5 Duncan 2 3 Lawton 7 16 Lawton Ike 2 12 Duncan 8 1 Lawton 2 3 Rider 2 Halton' 121 Forfeit 5 Burkburnett 7 10-5 Irving' 4-9 2-O Richland Hillsk 1-5 3-1 ArIingIon ' 4-9 2-1 Grand Prairief 0-0 DENOTES DISTRICT GAMES is I l l Q IBA Ax is sr -..- P'..?f'?Tf2 I 4 .- W - up ' CO-CAPTAINS: Monte Marley and Johnny Grace COACHES: Bill Jefer and Eddie Marion First row: Chuck MacPhail, David Anderson, Joe Raines, Mike Wilson, Monte Marley, Randy Cox, Ronnie Teakell, Mike Cross, Moses Gon- zales. Second row: Perry Gillespie, Manager, Johnny Grace, Terry Henderson, Larry Tompkins, Donnie Sinclair, Mike Sells, J. B. Ashley, Louis Valdez, Joe Valdez. I8l Marley eyes The pitcher, and the girls eye Marley. Johnny Grace received The Virgil McDougle Award for The 1968 baseball season. The Mc- Dougle Award is given annually To The most out- sTanding senior player in memory of former CoyoTe sTandouT Virgil McDougle. Johnny was named To The District 4-4A baseball Team as a pifcher. l82 Mike Wilson heads for home against The Raiders In l ,. 1+ Tompkins prepares to commit a theft of second base. Jim Har' heIPS CBU59 6939151 DUUCBV' QW Sorry, Rider, but we did it again, say Coyotes to Raiders after hard-fought 3-2 victory. First row: Amador Rodriquez, Raymond McCoy, Barry Minnick, James Mitchell, Clifton Apple, Rocky Hill, Craig Womble. Second row: Joe McCall, managerg Gordy Brown, Phil Patterson, Steve Long, Jeff Lawrence, Charles Norris, Jerry Phillips, Ben Carr, Rowdy Swinford, Ralph Surles, manager. Third row: Monte Moore, Johnny Pigg, Mike Weeks, Jeff Wheeler, Steve Benson, Mike Lowery, Tim Walsh, Vince Gunn, Garvis Green, Larry McDonald, Sam Browning. Feb, 24 March 2 -wif ai March 9 Marchlb March23 March29 April 6 April I3 April 20 April 27 May 4 Captains Tim Walsh and Garvis Green along with Coach Herb Marvel led the '68 tracksters. I84 Schedule Blue Raider Relays Vernon Invitational Lawton Invitational Wichita Falls Invitational Southern Invitational Amarillo Relays District Meet Bison Relays Regional Meet Sheppard Air Force Meet State Meet 3 L W Burbank's formula for success: Vi - H2 + Vf + LZ. McCoy de-monstrates his Moco lotion l The Coyote sprint relay 1eam combines a wide array of falenf. I A xii -L .. 'On your mark . . . Get set . . . Whoa, Jerry! Freshman Steve Miller shows promise. Green leads the Pack to another win l86 s I I .S .-A p X . . ' , . A.: f-A' I .-,5.,1i. ...Ida-Q .:?CfI?5f?iQ.1 ' 1 0.1 ' .ax:..1.'5' V. 1: Classes j?eers President Jackie Bird Vice-President Bryan Lancaster S ecretary Cindy Winfrey Treasurer An n Bianchi Sponsors Mrs. M. K. Anthony Mrs. J. C. Porter Mr. J. C. Cabiniss Mr. R. H. Glenn SE IOR CLASS Council First row: Ann Bianchi, Kathy Chavis, Phyllis Young, Nancy Brewer, Kelly Mulligan, Kathy Broadwater, Cindy Winfrey, Rosemary Dugger, Carol McKee, Kathy Revier. Second row: Raymond McCoy, Vaughn Weatherly, Rod Jay, Mike Baxter, Vince Gunn, Jackie Bird, Bryan Lancaster, Andy Lee, Steve Meuhlberger, Ralph Gouldy. I88 Maggie Abel Nancy Acker James Akins Emily Allison ROYCQ AlS0P Rifa Amador Madame Ansohn Billy Anaslopoulos James Anderson N5ClC Afme Vicki Arme Sonny Arredondo Debbie Arthur Thomas Arwoocl Greg Aultman Marilyn Avreft Dwayne Awbrey Judy Baggs Kay Bailey Sherry Banks Tom Barnard Bobby Barnes Katherine Barnett Steve Bates Mike Baxler LaVonda Bell LaWanda Bell Nikki Bell Lennie Benestante Bill Bennett Larry Bernethy Ann Bianchi Judy Bibb Patti Biiak Jackie Bird 1 , . 4 Tom Black Susan Blackwood' Kay Blancett Sam Blankenship Pat Bolin Dave Bowling Gloria Bowman Marsha Boyd mn wr Kathy Browne??? Mike Boyd Linda Bradford Mark Bradley Nancy Brewer Cargl Bridgeg Dorothy Bridges Donnie Britton Kathy Broadwater Allen Brock Tony Brookshire Gordy Brown Mike Brown Randy Brown I 5- K K K , I -,iw Kathy Browne , . 9 Samuel Browning Where s the fire, Andy. Sharon Brubaker June Bryant Mary Bullitt Billy Bumgarner Fred Bunlon -53' Judy Burbank Chris Burch Karen Burdick Larry Burkhalter Jan Burleson Brad Burng Karen Burr Joyce Burrow Anita Butler Donnie Byas Betty Lou Caballero Katrina Callahan JSCH6 Cameron Mafk Campbell Toni Campese Melissa Carpenter Normal Carroll Felipe Casillas Linda Cason Robert Cates Mary Chavez Kathy Chavis Don Cheathean Deborah Chelette RandY Che Y Charlie Clark La,-,Y Clarkson Jan Cline Vaughn Coffman Linda Cole Genevieve Collins Lolly Collins TONY Collins Lannle Corley John Cox Karen Cox Michaele Craft Delores Creagle Ray Crelia Mary Crosslln -X 'xxm X X x X x X x X X x x ! l Someone stole my gorilla milk! X 1 ii.,-Y Betsy Davis Debra Davis Steve Crudup Chuck Cunningham .lr ' Dee Daugherty Sharon Davis John Deck in 1 , Y Carol Cullum Cynthia Daniel Joan Davidson Karen Delzell I95 John Denman .dwlyri 1' il 5 Rosie Dickenson i or onon n..' onoo 'QS-an W7 c W, ,, J eg., . ' ' L L ,.b,, 1 W 'S' 'lie I 6 K L, ,,V, I .,,: I ,A5:5,f,grV,::: H, I .. Ku k f ' V .,f,-ff:w:ff: I Senior Posler Party Elaine Dodd Rebecca Donley Rosemary Dugger Bill Duncan Polly Duncan John Duron Mike Duiy Sue Elliott Kay Elmore Teresa Elvington Estolia Esquibel Jim Ferguson Sieve Flinn Delores Flores Mal Flo'-f n0Y ev. Mille Floyd Bill Franklin Wanda Frazier Alan Gent Carlos Garcia ,,,. ,,..1 Brenda Garland James Garrett William Gasparek Mitchell Gatlin Sammie Gilbert -Q, '-.ff Paul Gilchrist Quita Gilkerson Gene Goen Margie GOPH' Joe G0lClln9 197 f ,A iw f, ga Cindy Goode Ralph Gouldy Sharon Gourlie Georgia Graham Linda Graham .mi-I 'Of' Z4 A , v., f if Grrr Ruth Graves David Green Faye Green Cindy Griffin Vinnie Griffis Tobi Groves Vince GUITH Buich Habefmafl Jane? Hairell Margo Hail Jan Hames Franney Haney Marian Hansen Bobby Harbuck Angie Harman Diana Harmon Judy Harmon Elton Harwell Carol Hatfield Marian Haifield Kafhy Harhorn Pep Rally Skit 94469 June Henderson Befh Henry Donna Hensley Gloria Hernandez Mary Hernandez Nancy High I9 Debbie Hill Glynn Hintze Susan Hoch Karen Hoing Francie l'l0lT Glynda Holion ,, LL.L Van Holton Gary Hopkins KF? 'nnn r x ' Mel Horany Johnny Howard Big D has the feel ofTl1ings. Sandra Holmes ' N53 ri Edward Huclgeons Randy Huff Mike Hughes Roger Humphrey Pamela Hunt .QM 0 'ir 3 SL ar l 1 nh Roy Huston Billie Jackson Rod Jay Donna Jenkins JOE -lOlWn50f' an Mike Johnson Frank Jones Nancy Jones Kayanne Jordan Connie Joyce Kathleen Karl Susan Karsfeter Joe Kelley Mignon Kelly Gladys Kennedy Sandra Keyes Carl Kidd ...M Linda Kramer Kristen Kreutz Bryan Lancaster Mary Laukhuf Tony Lee John Leugemors Marilyn Kimble Paula King Ronnie Kirkpatrick David Krottinger Kerry Krottinger Keith Kuykendall Stan Laukhuf Andy Lee Sara Lee Frank Lineken Preston Liffle Terry Little Leslie Littrell Ted Lively Bruce Loggie Sue London Randy Looney Jackie Lowder Janette Lucus Helen Lucio Sandra Lummus Toni McAfee NY ,i l 'L ,X Joe McCall Ban won't wear off as the day goes on. Dayid Mcclure .-S Judy McClure Randy McClure R5Ym0nd MCCOY James McDonald James McDonald Donna McGee OK, OK, The Coyoies are The best! Gary McGinnis Carolyn McKee Mark McKinney Mary McMahon Mike MCQuerry ,5 , 2 -M., Paula Mallow .ludy Ma rtin Bob Mathews Mike Mecksfrofh SUE Malone June Maney Robert Maney John Miffifl Monica Martin Sherry Martin Sfacey Martin Vicki Mason Pete Matthews Mike Maxweli Eliery May Shannon May Darlene Menasco Selinda Mendoza Margaret Mersiorisky Gary Metcalf 205 Chris Milton Gary Minchew Randy Mock Patti Montgomery Carol Moore l Cynthia Moore Deborah Moore Jim Moreland Sharon Morgan D00 M0 fl5 Elizabeth Morris Steve Muehlberger Bill Muir Kelly Mulligan Debbie Murehead Becky Murphy Joe Muterspaugh Carole Myers Debbie Nacol Debra Navarrete f fs- A 1. 7..r444 he Q 1735 ' . 'fi L' f 'ffjf'y'5-. vi' Cr' 3 TA 4. M Q39 XX Aw. x. W xx H A ff X sm ' J . V afl?'iEQf'5iiTgf ' i L Jud Naylor Mike Neal Y if fi H fa. Y 3 ' 'f,.,,? , 3? Q , . ,591 Y T A -:Q 1 , r Q x x , . 'fi 5.9 I4 .f Carol Oakley Steve Parker rl' r' If A s . . ., 11. . R4 t 725' qafigf, ' .3 T53 5 514' 3- 5115? 'fe -' W :I-' 11 ' N . Ring of Power Charles Norris Pal NOYGS Pamela Orr Larry Padilla Pete Pardee Dan Pelham Terry Parker Dawn Parry Kay Patterson Phillip Patterson Barbara Patton Michelle Peeler Paula Pendley Elizabeth Perez ..,,,, Ill'l-'-' f George Perez Brenda PEVVY HThlS'l5'a'foolbaH'H V H i V,A: V . V I , , ' ' K Th Pi fzsch Ann Peierson Edwin Phelps Joanne Phllllps Kathy Phlulps a 'yn e Q f Gordon Pinkston X Carol Pritz Cindy Pope Lucinda Porter Nancy Potts linda Pfmheif Debbie Pfuiff Pat Pruitt Joe Raines Don Ramos 4,11 Mary Ann Ramos Nancy Recior Mike Reed Pat Reed Loy Renick Kathy Revier Johnny Reyna Kenny Reynolds Mike Reynolds Mike Rhoads 'T A . Judy Rice Bill Riddle Mike Riley Sieve Riley Jim Roberfs B0bbY Robertson Marsha Rowland Doug Royal Mary Rushing SYM RUYIG Bobby Sadler Greg Sampson John Saxon Roddy Scherff Sherry Schlabs Mike Sells Norma Shaver Susie Shubert Cissy Signorino Donnie Sinclair gilt Kathy Sitler Johnny Skierski Katherine Sluder Bryant Smith Debbie Smith Vg, xi Lynn 5,-nigh Mary Smith Sandra Smith Steven Smith Zan Smith 2-' dl Frede Snebold Seniors sure have it rough. Mary Lynn Sones I 4 Anita Sosa Donna Spangler Jody Stewart Liz Stewart Don Sutherland Sandi Swaydan David Swift Rowdy Swinford Sandy Stephens Nancy Sfefley Randle Steward its x A Qgbkm X xv x Phyllis Stewart Renn Still Nesha Stone S X One of our nosy photographers. fl 'l'6i-if lil'-.Lfl Ksilfafjfflli , A l A tiki? f if E me x gf '-arf-Sz f-f-i!'f5Q 1 ,:-fi N Z , .. ay, -ei ffgxfffff-f V Stiff 1 V ' L lgffflffl Joyce Tarin Robbin Taskef Jim Tatum Jvdy Taylor Ronnie Teakell 4:-.sr i Dennis Tedford James Tellier Gale Thompson Pam Thompson Donna Timmins J ' A ' on f y , V 1 I K V Margie Tittle Barbara Tole Janice Townsend Carol Trout Nora Trumpf Teresa Turnbow Bill Tutcher Steve Uncapher Joe Valdez Bill VanDeventer 2 I3 Maaike Van Vliet Moses Vazquez Gerald Veile Gloria Venegas Cl6Y Wages Judy Walbrick Sharon Walbrick Marcia Walch Loretta Walden Rocky Ward Darlene Watkins Vaughn Weatherly David Webb June Webb Melissa Webb Sparky Webb Cofalle W6ellS Beth Weinstein Paul Weiss Cynthia Welch Floyd Wells The Spirit of '69. lloyd Wells '-mf 3 Qi Barbara West Karen Wharton Jan Whitsift Billy Whitson Becky Williams l C? Terry Williams Tommy Willson Becky WllS0f1 Orville Wineinger Cindy Winfrey Claude Winters Gene Wise Nancy Wolfen Tommie Wqmack Maxine Wood V ,,,...,, .My i nn f 5' Q A k ' e .. :, I Don Woodard Janis Wyatt jay york Phyllis Young Bobby Youngblood Ronnie Zachary Loughrey David Gordy explains the merits of an anatomical iuxtaposition of two orbicularis oscular muscles in a state of con traction. f J 1 9 Q i 1969 ffM,1w..awawa.M. 5 l 1, ur Year 1 i my 1' r -i i , ,it 1 E 7 z l fi gir 'uX SENIOR SONG: Sung To: Yankee Doodle Dandy We're The Class of '69 Fame and glory is our song Loyal To our colors, Red and Black Hearfs To the Coyofes belong. We brought glory to their name Honor unsurpassed, and fame. Oh, we're The Seniors of '69 OuTsTanding and so grand Besi Senior Class in all The land. SENIOR CLASS YELL: Fame and glory is our line, Senior Class of '69. l 217 XX: li i S 4 s L , M UNIOR President Johnny Vice-President Pa ul Clark S eereiary- Treasurer Penny Perkins Reporter Lenora Rives Sponsors Mrs. Jack Jones Mrs. Ray Knight Mrs. Guy Underwood Junior Council 4, Yin. CLA SS . rj? Pigg lj! l First row: Barry Minnick, Penny Perkins, Jeff Lawrence, Janet Darner, Rita Gailbrath, Debbie Brown, Paul Clark, Lenora Rives, Patsy Lowder. Second row: Lee Ann Stewart, Billy George, Glen Fischer, Leslie Gose, Mark Akin, Johnny Pigg, Ricky Duncan. Not pictured: Cindy Kring, Betty Stearns, Jack Lynn Tillman. Barbara Adams Mark Akin Charles Akins Linda Alexander Sheryl Alexander D'Anna Allen David Allen Phyllis Allen Doris Amador David Anderson Joe Anderson Jimmy Andrews James Ansohn Clifton Apple Pam Apple Norris Archer Andrea Arias Ruben Arias Christine Armendarez Belinda Armstrong Steve Armsirong Erma Arrendondo J. B. Ashley Debbie Aston Bonnie Auld Buz Babb Larry Badder Tommy Baker Ted Balch Ruben Banda Bob Barker Ricky Barker Jo Ann Barrett Suzanne Barrington Don Barry Lonny Barry Donna Bateman Bill Beck Jeanni Bell Brad Beyer Eileena Biter Pete Bloodworth Joe Bohannon Becky Bolin Mary Boren Jim Boswell Judy Boswell Janie Boyles Peter Bradberry Mitch Bradley Peggy Bragg Pat Brantley Barbara Brazda Danny Breegle John Brock Tom Brooks Curtis Brown Debbie Brown Frankie Brown Rosemary Brown X rf' What's wrong, Hether, did you lose your turtle? Bill Browning Susan Buffington Steve Bull Ross Bunting Susie Burbank Dennis Burket Joey Burns Michael Burnside Troy Burson Raymond Bunon Beverly Byrd Yolanda Caesar Jack Calhoun Jeanne Calvit Archie Cameron Barry Campbell Harla Cannedy Bin Carr Donald Carroll Carroll Casfeel Stephanie Caudle Eddie Ceballos Derinda Chamberlain Ann Cheek Teddy Ciuba Paul Clark Karl Clement George Collins Tommy Conley Juanita Contreras Kathy Converse Keith Cook Margie Cook Lincla Cooper Cindy Cope Dale Corbin Jim Cossey Brenda Counts .lo Ellen Cox 41 V, J. Excitement in the student center! John Cox John Crain Donna Crawford Mike Cross Bob Crouch Juliana Crump George Cunningham Marie Cunningham Terry Cunningham Susie Dalton Bill Daniel Danny Daniels Darrell Darland .Janet Darner Ivan Davidson Eugene Davis Martha Davis Debbie Day Susan Dehan Jerry Dewvall Gary Dobrinski Irma Dominguez Linda Dorough Diane Dorsey Michael Downing Tommy Draper Molly Driskill Candy Duncan Richard Duncan Ricky Duncan Terry Emery Johnny Epps Nellie Esquibel Vickie Evans Woody Fanchier Don Faulkenberry Beniamin Ferguson Danny Fields Glenn Fischer' Steve Fischer Arminda Fisher Gary Fonville Karen Forbess Randy Forgey Keith Fowler David Freeman Chuck Fuhs Linda Fulmer Rita Galbraith Debbie Garnbill Olga Gamboa Theresa Gannon Gary Gardener Tommy Garland Linda Garrett Sharon Garvin Danny Gasparek Howard Gavin Pam Geiger wig SQ' AQ Andy George Billy George Darlene Gibbons Chris Gilbert Tony Gilkerson Perry Gillispie Gayle Givens Tommy Glosup Moses Gonzales Debbie Gorden Leslie Gose Matt Gose Lee Grace Tim Graham Marian Graves Patricia Gray Quanah Gray Connie Green Claudia Greer Karen Gribble Glenn Griggs Debbie Grisham Emmy Gunn Cindy Gusiafson Richard Guthrie Sandra Hafemeisfer David Hagemann Gary Hague Joe Haight Amy Hall Billy Hall Paula Hall Paula Hamilton Randall Hamilton Mary Hammack Richard Hammond Mary Hansen Pam Hanson Terry Harbour Marshall Hardy Charles Hargis Larry Harris Pat Harris Kay Harrison Bubba Hart Andrea Hasley Kenneth Hastings James Hatfield Jim Haughey Carl Hausler Joe Hayley Charlie Haynie Celeste Hensley Carmen Hernandez Shelia Hess Alvin Hill Marlin Hill Rocky Hill Jack Hintze Tommy Hoffman Suerita Holcomb Carolyn Holder Janis Hornsby Roy Horton Stephen Horton Debbie Howard Steve Howard Sharon Hoyer Lecie Huff Martha Huntington Stephanie Inman Sharlette James Carol Janecka Kathy Jeffress Katie Jeter Charlie Johns Alan Johnson Beth Johnson Billy Johnson Bo Johnson He didn'f really say that ,H did he. David Johnson Holly Johnson Kathy Johnson Pam Johnson Gene Jones Kristen Jones Paul Jones T. D. Jones Brad Kaelin Jim Kauss Carol Kessler Kathy Kiel Allen Kilpatrick Ronnie Kingcade Linda Kinkead Bill Kirtley Mack Knight Sharon Koger - ,. ,G - ,t.i 2 Z J 11 Ver-r-ry Inter-r-resting ill . iii l l l avr gk.-Q I ' y i '3 l -qv my 5 fe T wi- at 51 l '1 V'-T of x-JH Steven Kowalick Cindy Kring Melissa Lane Jeff Lawrence Don Lawson Janice Leatherwood Art Lee Karen Leslie Pat Lewis Danny Lively Steve Loggie Larry Long Richard Loudermilk LaDonna Love Patsy Lowder Barbara Lowe Jimmy Lucas Larry Lucas Jessie Lucio Debbie McBride Joe McBride Becky McBroom Mike McClure Robert McCoy Randy McCulloch Patsy McDaniel Cathy McDonald Stephen McGhee Keri McGinty Mary McKee Vicky McKinley Scott McKinney Corky McKown Mike McLaughlin Gretchen McMahon Charles MacPhail Marshall Maglothin Kenneth Maike Alane Malone Cynthia Maness Sylvia Mann Kenny Marlar Danny Marshall Mary Martin Monica Martin Marty Matthews Ellen Maxwell Jo May Gary Mayes Tommy Mayo Peggy Mehew Don Melton Donna Menasco Diane Merritt Karen Meurer Sharon Middleton Donna Milhollon Diane Miller Janice Miller Rosie Miller Donna Mills Andrea Milton Barry Minnick Jan Mints James Mitchell Billy Montgomery Mike Moody Rhonda Moon Antoinette Moore Joanna Moore Monty Moore Q Ramona Moore Jane Morales John Morgan Lisa Morgan Tommy Morgan Steve Morton Joan Moyer Danny Mummeri Boyd Munsch Mary Murerspaugh Douglas Myers Janet Nacol Joe Nelms Steve Newmon Robert Newton Mark Nicks Olivia Nino Larry Norris LeRay Novacek Danny Novak Mark O'Bryan Debra Oltman Sandra Oliman Robert O'Neal Danny Opella Kenneth Osborn Vivian Owens MMM . x if -wi ' ,.,fmNw-111 , -f 1 Y .. ,fr i . ff' R. 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X. 41 1 rf.'.,1 4 'rt f 1' -Q f I Jai 'Q an i 'ff' 19 WDP Vic Pacania Kenny Page Richard Palma Sharon Pappas Cary Parish Brenda Parker Mary Francis Parks Cindy Parrie Sandra Pash Johnny Patterson Karin Patterson Kathy Patterson Joe Patton Patricia Patton Jim Paul Susan Pearce Waid Peeler Ann Penland Gary Pennington Pat Pennington Penny Perkins David Perry Arthur Pettiiohn Brenda Phillips John Phillips Sheila Pickett Johnny Pigg Carolyn Pike Gail Piper Stephen Poirot Mary Polka Sally Powers David Prescott Ginny Price Robert Priddy Steve Pritchard Robert Puckett Lydia Quarles Phillip Quillin Regina Rachel Arthur Ramoz Dee Dee Ramsdell Barbara Ramsey Anita Rangel Carmen Rwangel Margie Ray Jacky Reed Leona Reed Randy Rees Jerry Reeves Tommy Reid Lucy Richards Jerry Richardson Roger Richardson Sandra Richmond Tim Riley Jimmy Ritchie Lenora Rives Terry Roberts r 'lim -fk wi, , wi Q1 fl Jerri Robertson Sylvia Robinson Becky Robison Amador Rodriguez Annie Rodriguez Ernest Rogers Ronnie Roland Dick Ross Mary Ross Bobby Russell Debbie Ryder Anthony Saikowski Eddie Salazar Beverly Sanders Dorothy Sanders Jimmy Sanders Anita Sauls Jimmy Saurage Vicki Scarlett Clark Schmitz Gloria Schmoke Kathy Schnick Vicki Schulz Jim Scofield Mike Seale Carla Sears Bobi Seitz Freddie Sellers John Sellers Benny Shoemaker David Shoop Deborah Short Ronnie Siebler Eddie Silk Vera Simons Renee Sipes Tommy Slack Grady Slaughter Sharon Sluder Steve Smiley Betsy Smith Jody Smith June Smith Linda Smith Ricky Smith Shelley Smith Steve Smith Mike Sosebee Sheri Spangler Judy Spurlock Charlotte Starnes Bettye Stearns Kenny Steed Marilyn Steed Mark Stephens Lea Ann Stewart Linda Stewart Mary Stewart Beverly Stiles Danny Stokes ,..-vw rv.-..,, Marilyn Stone Karen Stonecipher David Story Mike Story Mike Street Mary Jo Stuart Pam Sullivan Deborah Swadley Glenda Swillie Debbie Szczepinski Mary Tadlock Lincla Talley Danny Teas Steve Terrell Greg Thompson Lindy Tillman Cathy Tinsley G. C. Tiftle Allie Tolancl Linda Tole Suzanne Toler Tommy Toney Mary Trahan William Trent Sandy Trietsch Tommie Jo Truman Lynn Tucker Linda Tuttle Louis Valdez Frank Vallier Buddy Vincent Mariy Vineyard Jesse Vinson Glenda Wahl Bruce Waldmuller Bradley Walkar Shelley Wallace Ma ry Walsh Whaf are you Thinking, Mary? f 3 IQ., Y, y if fm 'R .13 I Diane Ward Jan Warman Dave Watkins Ross Watkins Debbie Watson Ben Weatherly Mike Weeks Gregory Weidman Marilyn Westmoreland Steve Whipple Bob White Janet White Danny Whitsitt Derah Wilkinson Arlene Williams Charles Williams Cynthia Williams Jackolyn Williams Lynn Williams Roxie Williams Jean Williamson Glenda Wilson Jeanne Wilson Marilyn Wilson Mike Wilson Becky Wingo Kathi Wiseman Heather Wolford Maxey Womack Craig Womble Vicki Woodward Mary Ann Worrhen Karen Wyatt Ronnie York Glenda Zachary James Bartee Gary Newman V ,- ,im , N N Juniors display Coyote spirit Check the one on the left. J: Late Junior Ana' Senior Entries if 3,4 A.. I' -. ' , 4 First row: Nancy Griffin, Beckie Baker, Deborah Buchanan. Second Becky Colletf, Ken Snyder, Debra Mills row: Ola Marie McCarty, Jo Layne Moore, Sylvia LaBore. Qwors Q2 wi 1 . Juniors back the Coyotes. First row: Terry Allison, Stephanie Sanger, Karen Acker, Patricia Burr, Martha Neale. Second row: Patti Mallow, Paula Erwin, Vickie Kirk- patrick, Chrissie Knight, Lisa Smith, Sister Edwards, Karol Kirk, Betsy Crump, Pam Perkins, Kathleen Parker. Third row: Dudley Land David Tepfer, Joey Aboussie, Bruce Tucker, Doug Carrol-I, John Nelson, Lawrence Williams, Sammy Russell. Not pictured: Paul Fisher, Jim- mie Jones, Gary Kinkaid, Linda Patterson, Mike Noyes, John Tittle. Sophomore Class President Doug Carroll Vice-President Lawrence Williams Secretary Lisa Smith Treasurer Karen! Acker Sponsors Mr. Robert Coffman Mr. G. L. Phelps Miss Dana Smith Mrs. Carol Whitlow 24-4 fl.. 'lv I 5 L i ist 'W !'Fli I 0 QA ix x l 'sn yi' X 6 QM. . --4 IQ ,4- A be 1, '-J tl S- Nancy Aaron Joe Aboussie Karen Acker Tracy Adcox Natalie Addington Barbara Akin Carol Alexander Bert Allen Robert Alley Terry Allison Kenneth Almanza Julian Amaya Ernest Anastopoulos Beverly Anderson Dewayne Anderson Mike Anderson Suzie Anderson Vikki Anderson Virginia Anderson Adena Anglin Liz Arakelian George Arias Virginia Arias Joe Armendarez Darrell Armstrong Alan Ashley Phyllis Ashley Paul Aston Alan Atchley Jeanette Bail Marvin Bailey Johnny Baker Mark Ballard Edie Barry Jo Bartell Charles Bartlett Chris Bass John Bata Myrna Bearden Ramona Bearden Eudora Beauchamp Gary Bedwell 245 Dewayne Bell Barbara Benestante Mike Bernhardt Alynda Bills Bruce Bills Bill Black Connie Blackwood Calvin Blankenship Danny Blankenship Debbie Blasengym Leon Bonner Roy Bookout Paula Booth JoNell Bowman Cayce Bradley Vicky Bragg Mike Bray Bob Breen Ronnie Briscoe Anita Brown David Brown Debbie Brown Karen Brown Mark Brown Stuart Browne Chip Browning Floyd Browning Smitty Browning Betty Brumbalow Tommy Brumbalow 246 Here come de iudge Tl? il '- - A U wr, ,n . 5 Q ,Lp . Thumbs down for Rider. y 3 wr. 1 ! K Q. lf f 'S' A .C Teresa Bryant Brenda Buchanan Larry Bullock Debbie Burleson Barry Burlison Stephen Burnett Judy Burns Kathie Burns Gail Burr Kathy Byas Kenny Byas William Byrd Steve Callihan Chuck Calvit Curtis Cannedy Cindy Capps Freddie Cardenas Phil Cargal Doug Carroll Kevin Carroll Jimmy Carroll Mark Carfer 247 Debra Case Steve Casillas Carolina Castro Delores Casson Loyd Catleff Mickey Catlin Ernest Ceballos Harriet Chavez Frank Chavez Johnny Chavez Danny Chesinuf Dennis Chick Paul Christopher John Ciuba Brenda Clark Phillip Clowdus Edith Coen Bee Lynn Coffman Annette Coker Sarah Coleman Jennifer Collie Vicki Conley Ismael Contreras Suzanne Cook Bob Corbitf Dora Coronado Mary Cowarf Connie Crain Joe Crawford Lydia Crawford Teresa Criddle Glenda Criswell Prentice Criswell Tommy Crombie Connie Crowell Betsy Crump Rhonda Cubine Eva Cuellar Flora Culp Troy Culp Nancy Cunningham Fred Currin 248 im 4-5 l qw ,dn Does she, or doesn'f she? I.. 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Q' e , Leon Damron Paul Damron Ron Davidson Don Davis Richard Davis Steven Davis Martha Davison Susan Dearmon Cliff Dearon Phil Decker Robert Defer Paul Delaney Danny DeMarcus Dea Ann Dicken Rob Dickey Sandra Dimmer Dianne Dodd Richard Donley Kenneth Donnell Ginger Dooley Larry Dromgoole Tom Duffy Brenda Duggan Vance Dugger Susan Duncan Mike Durham Suzann Dvorken Greg Dyer Ralph Eberharf Rhonda Eberharr Katherine Edwards Robert Ellis Denise Emery Diane Ervin Paula Erwin David Estep Craig Estes Jodi Evans Joyce Evans Terry Fanchier Paula Farmer Vicki Ferguson Julie Filson Danny Fisher David Fisher Elizabeth Flournoy Mark Floyd Tom Foley Jimmy Foreman Karen Foster Mary Fought Leeila Fox Frank Franco Marsha Fry Jeanette Fuller Ray Fuller John Fulton Diane Gainey Lyn Gant Adelfa Garcia David Garner Billy Garrett Sandra Gary 250 Mr, Cowan told me to get a haircut AXA ' NW ' , x,,, Go away and let me sleep! .I I. rl . l f I NM r ha X f ' 2512 1 Tony Gattis Sharon George Rickie Gilbert Larry Gillen Mark Gilpin Rodney Gilroy Roland Givens Garvis Golleher Nancy Golus Nancy Gonzales Rickey Goodner Claire Gorman Ann Grace Melvin Graham Ralph Grantom Bill Gray Dwayne Green James Green Judy Green Rex Green Minerva Griego Tommy Griffin Tony Grisham June Grothe Diana Guest Johnny Guffey Bonnie Gunn Mike Guthrie Carol Gutowski Roman Guzman Tim Hacker Merri Hallahan Homer Hames 25l Marvin Hamilton Deborah Hammond Sharyl Hansen John Harasimo Mike Harclage Debra Hardin Alvis Hargrove Yvonda Hargrove Debbie Harris Speedy Hart Kathy Harvey Audrey Hassell Douglas Hatch Morty Hatch Paul Hatfield Julie Hathorn Tom Haupfman Judy Hawkins Bryan Hawks David Hendricks Bernarda Hernandez Carol Herod Carole Heuring Joy Hibler Boyce Hill Debbie Hill Dusty Hill Tony Hinch Brenda Hogue Mike Holcomb Mary Holgin Steve Holliday David Horany James Hornbeck Stephen Hoskins James Howard Wanda Howard Carolyn Howell Lee Howell Howell Hudson Sarah Huey David Huff 252 QD '13 Are my bangs really 100 long? Jennifer Huff Danny Ingle Matthew lrvin Johnny James Leonard .lanrz Stephen Jarvis Melodee Jay Diana Jentsch Julia Jefer Linda Johnston Billy Jones Cindy Jones Dick Jones Gavin Jones Jaren Jones Jeannie Jones Jimmie Jones Randy Jones Theresa Jones Tonia Jones Rebecca Joyner Kathy Kalinec Danny Keller Johney Kelley Frank Kelnhafer Wayne Kenision Cora Kennedy Jeff Ketner Jackie Kidd Gary Kincaid Bobby King Karol Kirk Vicki Kirkpatrick Mark Kluver Chrissy Knight Carolyn Kouri Jeanette Kowalick Wayne LaHue Joan Lamlserth William Land Susie Lane David Langford Richard Large Diana Laseman Bill Lee Susan Leffingwell Bob Lindsey LaDonna Little Brenda Lively Bill Long Rosalinda Lopez Larry Lott Kay Lucas Wayne Lucas Patti Lucy Marilyn Luna 254 ll X V, f I can t find my keys' Debbie Lyles Lynn Lyons Greg McAnich Roxanne McBride Marilyn McCall Owen McCall David McCoy Dale McDaniel Gayle McDaniel Connie McDonald Jimmy McElroy Paula McGhee Steve McGill Kenneth McGregor William McHam James McKinley Joan McMahon Carolyn McQuinn Kenny Mahler Patti Mallow Virginia Maness Jim Mannion Leon Marlar Brenda Marshall Barbara Martin Paula Martin Wayne Mataska Mary Matlock Manuel Medina Alicia Meza Connie Menasco Lucy Mendez Josh Mendoza Marsha Meredith Filecia Miller Mike Miller Sharon Miller Steve Miller Larry Mims Richard Minchew Carol Mione Becky Mitchell 255 Alan Moffitt Doris Montgomery Jan Moore Kathie Moore Jerry Moore Gloria Moreno Rosa Moreno Pam Morgan Debra Morrison Ricky Mouze Vickey Mouze David Mullins T5Ann Murphy Harvey Nacol Roxie Ann Nash Joe Navarro Robert Navratil Martha Neale Rick Neas Sherri Neely Suzie Neidlinger John Nelson Delores Nichols Debbie Nielsen Mike Noyes Janella Oakley Nat Oechsner Cynthia Ogle Debbie O'Neal Sharon Osborn Donnie Owens Mary Pacania Ruth Ann Pace Carol Palma Kathy Parker Tommie Sue Parker Ricky Parkhill Cynthia Parks Linda Patterson Patricia Patterson Susan Patton Carol Paxson 256 1 .. -'xl 2 if V, , -. 1 152 1 ,z .uf t lt x fl A, x we -at 5? x ,X A A. 'LJ Everybody tries to g -K. , -s -L A ,, - if x i 3 f A et into the act. . 3 3,41 4 2 :mil fi . 1 ,A i as ft Q X lill 4,1 I in , . Q. , K 'V '55 ' X 5 '- Qffai 9 in-5 2- LA N ., ,k A il, . ' 3 fi.: HG .Q l I . '2 fx -Q 'Q ,AA i I , 1:1 4? aan X -I Pam Peeler Barbara Penland Shelia Pennington Anthony Perez Frank Perez Pam Perkins Gary Perry Burris Phillips Gayle Phillips Judy Phillips Mitchell Phillips Pat Phillips Debra Pierce Melanie Pierce Dale Pitman Greg Pitman Obra Pitts Joyce Poirot Craig Poole Darline Poore Debbie Poore Debbie Potts Gary Potts Jatuan Prescott Wanda Price Allen Prine Kathy Pritchard Jan Pritz Allison Proctor Sue Pruitt 257 Linda Purdom Annette Putnam Judson Pyle Ann Raley Barbara Ramey Frances Rangel Glenn Reddick Joel Reed Judy Reed Kathy Reed Nadine Reeves Kathy Renick Jan Revier Nicky Reyes Sharon Richison Dana Ricks Pam Riddle Cathy Riddles Jules Rizan R W David Roberson f i Lonnie Roberson A Vickie Robert Claud Robertson Mark Robinson -3 ,Im .Eta 1. Evan Robison Rebecca Rod riquez 05895. Gary Rogers Billy Rose J gg J Joe Ross y V Li LIL Shirley Rothacher i A ' W Q Outdone by a newspaper! 258 P5 40' x 'i 139 This is worse than eight in a VWI Susan Rountree Jackie Rush Billy Rushing Marsha Russell Sammy Russell Irma Salazar Larry Samuels Stephanie Sanger Joe Savage Andy Saxon Steve Scarlott Jill Schermerhorn J. J. Schindler Paul Schmidt Cindy Selki Rita Shelley Debbye Shelton James Shephard Michael Shrewsberry Donnie Shugart Chuck Simons Brenda Simpson Leslie Slack Carol Sluder Julie Smallwood Becky Smart Billy Smith Clay Smith David Smith Lisa Smith 259 Mike Smith Terrie Smith Troy Smith Robert Solorio Steve Sparks Donnie Spaulding Robbie Sperry John Stadelman Pat Starnes Cindy Stauffer Debbie Stearns Henry Steele Beverly Stevens Karren Stevens Kelly Stevens Rickey Stevens Patti Stewart David Stines Donna Stines Bobby Street Judy Strickland George Stokes Dee Sullivan Sherry Tasker A. B. Taylor Dennis Taylor Sandi Taylor Neta Teas David Tepfer Jerry Teter 260 si 1--, C U f 9 Wea: -4'-fl -J .X H701 I hc , aw r X, ,F '1 55 - oi. gy. .Q f--ln' i t A L i f - 5' l aw :aka-.m as-1 Connie Thomas Jeanette Thomas Teresa Thomas Nancy Thompson Rita Thomson John Tittle Gene Tolbert Stephen Tournay Nancy Trimble Richard Trousdale Bruce Tucker Patty Tucker Robert Turner Gary Turpin Tony Twilligear Barbara Underwood Wally Underwood Alice Vasquez Claudia Vaught Greg Vaught Robert Veal Melinda Victory Bobby Vincent Paula Vinzant Terri Waldmuller Sara Wallace Carla Walser Debbie Walton Charles Ward Danny Ward Judy Ward Terri Ward Sue Warman Connie Warren Joan Warren Phil Warren Renee Watkins David Watson Nicolette Weissmann Rose Welch Wesley Werner Donna Wheat 26l Tommy Whitecl Jimmie Whifmire Billy Whitten Derryl Whyrick Celia Wickersham Gene Wilcox Ginger Williams Janie Williams Lawrence Williams Mary Williams Deanna Wilson Jack Wilson Janis Wilson Jimmie Wilson Ronald Wilson Robert Windle Debby Wineinger Craig Winstel Merry Winters Hurshel Wiswell Dan Wolfe Sheila Woods Linda Yancey Bobby Young Charles Young Ralph Zamora Th-th-th- thatis all, folks .I ' ities? Y if Late Entries 1- ,-av-+4-u.N f' ?ffI3l?f'f:' L W v... - - - A : - -' ' i Freshmen First row: Marsha Alliscm, Roger Brock, Vickie Molock. Second row: Ernest Welch, Alvin Peysen, Patrick Quilan, Manuel DeHoyos. fv- l ,- , s eil 1 f fi , l 'T 'F . A S ophomores First row: Bess Ginger, Patricia Coughlin, Donetta Molock. Second row: Jack Moore, Ken May- field, Dave Hernandez. eb vik 19 zz: Q ,, - ,LZ, ff ..!jf' First row: Lisa Walker, Glenda Thompson, Sheila Gunn, Louise Gose, Chris Marvel, Cathy Windle. Second row: Jerry Mower, Carol Morgan, Sue Hines, Libby Bolin, Jan Spalding, Diane Arakelian, Gary Lancaster. Third row: Charlie Barnard, Cody Fox, Lan Leavell. Noi' pictured: Patricia Allison, Debbie Carroll, Rickey Cook, Karen Davis, Cleo Dewvall, Anita Fosier, Vickey Harvisk, Jackie Jordan, Connie Moore, Van Walker. Freshman Class j7eers and Council President Charlie Barnard Vice President Louise Gose S eeretary- Treasurer Jan Spalding Reporter Gary Lancaster Sponsors i Mrs. Randolph i Mr. Jenkins A H, 264 Qisjnt - ai? lflslim W, ,Q L., l m' fy .3 fi 2 Ja f Y gi. fl ' 55 1 if L 'Hiro xi J 'Y uf N Er I P 'i , N , 2 ara S c Q S Rebel Abbott Olivia Acosta Alan Adams Brenda Adams Syndi Adcock Freddy Akins Karen Akins Larissa Albright Jan Albritton Yvonne Alcock Skip Alderman Mickey Alexander Jackie Allen Ricky Allen Robert Allen Kay Allison Ladonna Allison Patricia Allison Ann Allred Roxanna Alvarez Gilbert Amador Steve Anderson Richard Ansohn Diane Arakelian Dilyla Arias Emilio Arias Henry Armstrong Toni Aston Robert Auld Robert Avrett Pamela Baggs Robert Bailey Steve Bailey Brian Baker Johnny Baker Rickey Baker Rita Bales Gary Ballard Larry Ballard Albert Banda Charlie Barnard Brad Barrington Ray Barry Debra Bates Freddy Bates Jeff Bates Jimmy Beagles Angelica Beaucha Mike Bebb Celia Bell Mike Bell Lynn Bellows Joyce Berry Kenny Berry Phillip Bess Danny Biggs Alynda Bills Karen Bird Margaret Birk Agnes Biskup Alfred Biskup Deborah Black Suzanne Black mp Kathy Blackwell Linda Blanchard Jack Bock Tom Boland Libby Bolin Cindy Bond Phillip Bookout Wilma Boren David Bowden Christine Bowen Karen Brammer Richard Bray Debbie Brewer Mike Bridges Scott Bridges Sheila Broadway Jim Brookman Ken Brookner Rickie Brotherton Beverly Brown David Brown David Lee Brown Jona Brown Marcia Brown Margaret Brown Linda Browning Ray Buffington Randy Buntyn Lis Burckhalter James Butler Mitchell Byas Mike Cackett Cindy Caley Lynn Campbell Dorothy Cargal Judy Carlton Jim Carpenter Alan Carroll Debbie Carroll Wendell Carroll Mark Carrozza Danny Casillas David Casillas , t,,. W, .. I want my mommy 3 . 1., ,, I , Z. S W6 r, 1. ,H - A fy .J H I -.av ,, fin ,L , A-s' ea yi f- . MNA!! -, 1, 1 5 , lg sy. i. at 4, W 4:7 ,..,. Q.. as 5 .A QL, V is . F, . Q. aa ...rf -girl ,, I Qllv .La X l xl Nicky Nehru :dd ,gy B Q ! SY is -sw 9, , Q 3. QA , 3. . 2' , .. .- ...,,. X V. '.f JL xg '54 fi 3 Ip ' X C gwj to -C l R - Grady Casillas Mary Helen Casillas Debbie Casson Billy Casteel Teresa Castro Colleen Chafin Vlike Chamberlain Richard Chamberlain Lee Chandler Ernest Chavez Vikki Chaviers Tommy Cheatheam Carolyn Chesser Steve Clark Stephen Clement Randy Coale Larry Coapland Paula Coffman Annis Cole Kay Cole Terri Collier Carol Collins Doug Collins Dan Conaster Danny Cook Darlene Cook Ricky Cook James Cooper Larry Cope Jimmy Copeland Joseph Corbitt Albert Cornett Paula Cossey Mitchel Cox Tom Coyne Sheryl Crawford , Randy Crenshaw Brady Crumpler Kurt Cullum Hugh Culver Jodie Cunningham Mary Cunningham Gary Daniel Kip Daniel Suzanne Daniel David Daugherty Elissa David Becky Davis Donnie Davis Karen Davis Martha Davis Mary Davis Bobby Day Debbie De-Marcus Debra Dennison Jimmy Denny Terri DeWoody Cleo Dewvail Kathy Dick Martha Dick Paula Dinnin Becky Diseker Roy Dorman Sharon Dorough Edward Doyle Jammie Doyle Sarah Duncan Jackey Dunn Cindy Eckel Shelia Edes Sherri Edgin James Edwards Connie Ellis Jean Emery Gary Erskine Gene Erskine Mike Erskine Suzanne Erskine Ruben Esquibel Jimmy Essary Becky Estrada Paf Evans Rick Ewalf Lou Ann Farmer Richard Felts Sandra Fenn . r .,. .. f 1 , 5. Ps 5, .Q , A fi il 'Q Whoopee! A Freshman ,Aff s 5m 3' nf, if . far Ji If 4, , 4 5 .J i . riiii J A af r y E J 2 PZIQ sss ff '1' G A N. Poster Party x 3 s A MW r F f sid V W I fy - ,'., , C' J fa ,g, ,L v Q. Cynthia Ferguson Janis Ferguson Becky Fiederlein Jan Fitzgerald Tom Flannery John Flores Tony Flores Shelia Flowers Chuck Foley James Forbess Jimmy Ford Nancy Ford Debra Forgey Anita Foster Jimmy Fowler Cody Fox Sandy Fox Theresa Freeman Tony Friedrichs Mark Frizell Larry Fugett Larry Fuller Vicki Gamble Robert Gamboa Alfred Garcia Andy Garcia Richard Garcia Jean Ann Gary Deborah Gibbons Jana Gibbons Barbara Gibson Lisa Giegling Johnny Gilbert Tana Sue Gilkerson Tommy Gill Sam Gioldasis Debby Glosup Steve Goforth Fred Gohr Eddie Golleher Ida Gonzalez Linda Goodson Louise Gose Bruce Graham Debbie Graham Darrell Gray Mary Gray Lila Gregg Becky Griffin Keith Griggs Gary Grimes Toni Grinnell Walton Grothe Abel Guadian Sheila Gunn Linda Guthrie Juanita Guzman Phyllis Hafemeister Steven Haight M. C. Hairell Jan Hall Mike Hall Tim Hall Mike Hallford Jimmy Halstead Donna Hamilton Eddie Hammond Kendal Hancock Karen Haney Clyde Hanks Gloria Hard Derrel Hargis Carol Harmon Jim Harris Steve Harris Betty Harrison Lisa Hart Tamara Hart Vickey Harvick Carol Hawkins Chris Hayden Kelvin Hayes Margaret Haynie Scott Haynie Bobby Hays Carol Heginboiham Carl Heinzelman Linda Helms Tony Helms Lisa Henderson Marsha Henderson Keith Henry Debbie Hensley Angela Hernandez Henry Hernandez Paul Hicks Cindy High Phyllis Hill John D. Hilley Sue Hines Judy Hinsley David Hoard Sheri Hogue Randy Holden Jackie Holder Carl Holley cc! N? , tii F L53 So that's Mr. Freeman. c , N ffpv. 12? 'Wi . F1 - SF? Q . s Q, Jiri X117 - L. I x' 1 sp' 54,14 K 4' l .l 1' M-,O 11. I' I i I 4 EJ ss. tffg at 'Tw 4 f ii' .1 Q 'V ,- , W L as . . is. K A Ta C J ,C J, ,f J ,V-la, .ii i I J . ,N I ' rf 1 L' ff. il Of gil ' 3 , il F-. Jan Holliday Nan Holliday Steven Holt Clayton Holton Susie Hook Sammie Hoover Brenda Hopkins Carol Hopkins Chris Horany Butch Horton Linda Horton Kathy Howard Carol Hudson Rosa Beth Huffman Charlie Hughes Marty Hunter Kay lkard Mike Ingram Kim Inman Audrey Irvine Steve Isaacs Eloise Jackson Toni Jarvis Carolyn Jeffress Sandy Jeffus Nita Jenkins Sandra Jenkins Carla Jennings Danny Johnson Robert Johnson Patricia Johnston Gary C. Jones Jo Nell Jones Terri Jones Jacky Jordan Sandy Kaufhold Ann Kauss Donna Kelley James Kelley Kay Kelley Regina Kellison Melvin Kelsey Dortha Kennedy Lynn Kennedy Kim Kenny Sharon Kesler Sieve Kesler Mark Kidd Paul Kiel Teresa Knight Sarah Kramer Diane Kreidler Johnny Kring Mike Kruger James Lama Gary Lancasfer David Lasseter Cathy Lawler Sandra Lawrence Michael Laws Judy Layland Dewayne Leach Jeri Leach Eddy Leafherwood Lan Leavell Jackie Lebow Beverly Lee Larry Lee Glen Lewis Philip Lewis Alfred Lira Charles Litteken Louise Little Cindy Lockard Sharon Locke Jean Loggie Mark Loggie Robert Loudermilk Lacquifa Love Tom Lowcler Bonnie Lowry Linda Loyd Danny Lucas Kathy Lucas Tony Lyles Mitch McCann ' .36 ,., B s ' Q4 f ':l-X I V 5 L ix Q I f we ' , 'lk E .- ,'! 'iii LL1 K A xy J esla A gm Freshman ,,', L . i E i 5 ,f ! 1 Q' M . l Jn. 1 'I T ag f, ll 1.5 5 Q , r , 1: I Q f sf, er. 1: V G Q 32.- : N., J ,, f ,Q 'K W 1 it if 'f - . 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Y. i 5 3 ,. 4. if F 5 si , eu 'T f'? 'Q 'Q 1 of .Ill 0 fi.. We or Eff' I ills., Freshmen pay to ride on senior buses N M ,fx .f ,Q . , , . 6 lt .,173C5J :rim ' v .0 .,. l L ll J '..x.R l Ar . Hive 1 ii JJ tl cg! Freshmen encounter complications. . A tl . Kenny Smith Lisa Smith Mike Smith Nancy Smith Pamela Smith Randy Smith Robert Smith Roger Smith Sheri Smith Teresa Smith Wayne Smith Pat Snider Joanie Sosebee Jan Spalding Georgia Spangler Marty Sparks Katherine Spence Joe Splawn Steve Spurrier John StanleY Mike Stapleton Ralph Stearns Brandy Stein Glenda Stephens Johnny Stephens Carol Stevens William Stevens Michael Steward Stephen Steward Monte Stone Bill Straight Sara Swanner Don Swatzell Clifford Swenson Clairisa Swinburne Joanne Tackel Monty Tackel Gary Tant Mary Lou Tarin Debbie Tasker David Tate Paul Tate Bill Taylor Cindy Taylor Donna Taylor Jack Taylor Jackie Taylor James Taylor Lloyd Taylor Temple Taylor Terri Taylor Carol Templeton Ted Templeton Rebecca Terrell Janet Thomas Rita Thomas Tracy Thomas George Thompson Glenda Thompson Judy Thompson Penny Thompson Allen Thomson Donnie Thornhill Nancy Thulin Eddie Thurman Paul Tinsley Reagan Tipps Ben Treadway Shirley Treadway Leticia Trevino Buddy Trumpf Dan Tucker Mark Tucker Pam Turner Vanessa Turner Danny Turpin Earlene Turlligear Glenda Tyer Harold A. Tyler Marilyn Uncapher Adolph Valdez Charlotte Vallier Jim Van Deventer Linda Venegas Alan Veren Debbie Vernon Barbara Vice Eddie Vinson Karen Vinson Jimmy Virdell Johnny Waddell Lorretta Wagoner Cheyenne Wainscott Brenda Walden Lisa Walker Van Walker Alfred Walton Lawanda Walton Loretta Ward Becky Warren Annette Watkins Pam Watkins Mike Weatherly Robin Webb Brenda Weidman Debbie Weiss r - V' SE: -' rr df' -. . ,Mevtatjg:-1:51t:,.,3.h.12 4 , - 'A-.,. ., I 7 x l 1 1 4 4- 2 Y I, I A 'L V' 'vw fi K ,. ..,. li I vi R, If 4' ' pq: r if I T: xv-Za' 'O if 'O -' J i V, ,x ' ' 'gr' if.. is-... , 1. ,L E 'S pe- , l .A 9 -o ' , ,,,., J - A Y J X - c 'sid c Us is lx, ' X I I lv Q2 e if f ,y A ,. ll' ia-ff A -y :. Watch out, Irving. Here come the Freshmen, flc .- Sf L..- sg. 1. -.' WT? 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