William B Travis High School - Rebel Roundup Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1963 volume:

. . . The world with myriad paths is lined But one alone for me. One little road where I may find The charms I want to see. — EDGAR A. GUEST I And LiT Reb leads the way. Table of Contents Student Life................10 Classes.....................62 Clubs and Organizations..............114 Faculty....................184 Sports.....................202 Advertising................232 6 Some will seek the path of govern- ment and service to their country. The Capitol building of Texas sits bathed in sunshine amid summer greenery. 7 Eai-ly morning findi Jan Votaui and Ruth Ann Stringer entering Jefferson Chemical Company. Still others will follow the path of employment in busi- ness and industry. 8 But, regardless of which path is taken, it will surely hold the promise of great leadership and betterment for city, nation, and world. 9 Student The Travis Rebel Band joins with the University of Texas 10 Longhorn Bund and other Austin bunds to perform during Bund Buy. EAGER TRAVIS SENIORS wait for their long-expected class rings. Autumn Activities Spur Spirit The opening of school proves exciting for seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Seniors re- ceive their class rings, sophomores adjust to school, and juniors seem to be doing many things. Travis students participate in pep rallies, football games, and various other activities dur- ing the opening weeks of school. CHARGEI!! Monroe Boyd, John Eastty, David Kluck• holm, Wayne Terry, and Frank Dillard help generate school spirit with their unique instrument. m Jane Wolff Their vim and vigor urge Travis’ team to victory— Their lusty yells fill every silence— They are the Wm. B. Travis Cheer- leaders—the essence of school spirit. They have worked so that their enthusiasm might direct our cheers with precision and fervor. During the first period of the day, you can catch a glimpse of the never- tiring cheerleaders at work on decorating the halls or some device to create a spark of enthusiasm in the hearts of their fellow classmates. The cheerleaders constitute the back- bone of school spirit. Cheerleaders THE STUDENT BODY follows tradition by raising hands at the closing of “Rebels True.' Pep Rallies Stimulate Rebel A PORTION OF THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM occupies its usual place at the The assembly bell rings, and Travis students rush to the gym to find a suitable place to sit. As the students approach the gym, they can hear the beginning strains of “Dixie.” After they settle into place, seven enthusiastic cheerleaders burst upon the scene and begin to lead the student body in roof-raising yells. The Hebei Band and majorettes perform, and Coach Myers gives an inspiring pep talk to the students. At the close of the pep rally, the football players stand behind the cheerleaders, all lock fingers, and raise hands higher and higher on the last stanza of “Rebels True.” Enthusiasm pep rally. COACH SONNY MYERS urges student support during a pep rally. 18 Student Counci RAY HEAD AND JOHN BURNS campaign for president and vice-president of the Wm. B. Travis Student Council. (They were elected.) 20 CANDIDATES for president and vice-president, hiltp Loney and John Matlock, campaign lor top positions in the Travis Student Council. HI, Y’ALL WEEK finds Susan Price, Alfa Cas and Clifton Lind signing Hi Tall books on the handiest surface available. Promotes Better Relations A DETERMINED REBEL appears on the cover of the Wm. B. Travis ’61 63 Student Directory. The cover was designed by a senior Kenneth Eickmann. 21 Department!‘E ‘ ALD£Z'S unusual “Beal Wac homeroom captured first prize during the Color Week contest sponsored by the Publications Sophomore Advisories Capture Prizes in The Victory Bell, a symbol of rivalry between Travis and McCallum, was a token secured for both schools by Mr. Leedel Horton, a former McCallum journalism sponsor. The notes of the Victory Bell are sounded once a year by the winners of the game. The winning team and their coaches are the first to ring the bell. Then members of the winning side are allowed to ring the bell. RIVAL EDITORS Carolyn Barkley and Pat Willson polish the Victory Bell before the Travis vs. McCallum football game. 22 Winners of the Color Week contest sponsored by the Publications Department of Win. B. Travis were two sophomore advisories: Miss Elizabeth Lee’s and Miss Minnie Valdez’s. Color Week, when each student wears the school colors and advisories decorate their rooms, gives visual proof that Travis students want to “Beat Mac.” VALIANTLY GUARDING the victory bell at the “Mac” game are Ruth Ann Stringer and Diane Briggs. ‘Color Week’ Contest GAIL LEWIS, of Miss Elizabeth Lees sophomore homeroom, poses with the “Beat Mac” theme that won second place during Color Week. . 23 “AND NO ROMAN EYES! emphatically states Mr. Rob telmini to his sixth period World His- tory class before they begin their final. January Brings Mid-Term Finals WITH CARS LINED BUMPER TO BUMPER, Travis students participate in a mass exodus from school for lunch during mid- term finals. 25 TRAVIS STUDENTS AND THEIR DATES chat between numbers at the annual Southern Ball. Southern Ball Introduces Glamour The Southern Ball, held in December, is sponsored by the Rebelettes. At this time the Southern Belle is announced from a group of ten senior Rebelette finalists, chosen by Travis students. All senior Rebelettes are eligible for Southern Belle, and students nominate a list of finalists from eligible girls. The Southern Belle is elected by students from the top ten finalists. (Left) FORKING ON THE SCENERY lor the Southern Ball are Jill DeVilbiss and Monica Turner. GINNY KINNEY LOOKS ON as Kaye Goodnight is presented a bouquet of red roses and crowned Southern Belle. s' Chervl Lee Junior Favorites Sophomore Favorites Les Reed Susan Portis Southern Belle Kaye Goodnight (on landing in center) Nominees (from left down steps and up to right) Beverly Caldwell Cheryl Lee Harriet Macune Ginny Kinney Jill DeVilbiss Vickie King Linda Dittmar Lois Merrill Carol Fox 35 Jem Strain Don Grobowsky Jill DeVilbiss Nominees for King Harriet Macune Don Leach 38 Gary Hale Jane Wolff and Queen of Travis 39 Kaye Goodnight Bobbv Duncum Jerry Shaw Sandra Dalton Junior Royal Court Janis Dyer Steve Wimberly 40 Terrv Pittsford Judy Artz Sophomore Royal Court Susan Portis 41 42 MASTER OF CEREMONIES, Ray Head, presents Cheryl Lee, newly crowned Queen of Wm. R. Travis, with a bouquet of roses while Jerry Strain, Jane Wolff, Harriet Macune, and Don Grobowsky look on. Rebel Royalty Queen Cheryl Lee and King Jerry Strain lead off the dance after being crowned King and Queen of Wm. B. Travis at the annual V alentine formal in February. TRAVIS STUDENTS AND their dates dance during the Valentine formal sponsored by the Student Council of Wm. B. Travis. 43 JACK HOW ISON AND JON HERRON display a snowman made by students in Mrs. Mildred Hatch's advisory, who were inspired when Austin was blessed with some snow dur- ing the first month of the year Second Semester Introduces Unexpected Snow, Travis Beauties SEMOR GIRLS ner- vously wait to be judged in the prelim- inaries of the Beauty Revue, which was held on February 22. JOHN MATLOCK, is one of the two Austin seniors from the science departments who visited the Bell Laboratories in New Jersey, when he was notified he had one of the best themes on his vocational plans. John insisted that Yankee weather was very uncooperative, since the days he spent inside were very bright while the one day he spent outside was quite dismal. But he exclaimed that the Yankees themselves were not bad at all. Spring Brings Awards for Rebel Seniors SENIOR LEWIS THOMPSON displays the project for which he was awarded first place in the Technical Division at the Austin District Math and Science Fair held in early March. Runners-up In Top 20 Mary Lou Boone Kenneth Eickmann Jill DeVilbis? Russell Williams Nancy Gent Jack Howison Mary Seay Terry Pittsford Marcia Williams Terry Davis Shirley Worde Earl Scott Faye Sanders Jimmy Castle s 51 People on the Way Up Carolyn Barkley CO-EDITOR OF SOUTHERNER . . . Page editor and reporter of Southerner . . . R Club two years . . . Secretary of Personal Business Club . . . Quill and Scroll. Judy Blanton SENIOR SECTION EDITOR OF REBEL ROUNDUP . . . Student Council representative . . . Band . . . R Club two years . . . National Honor Society . . . Quill and Scroll . . . German Club secretary. Cherie Brawner President of YPCO . . . Rebelettes . . . Mixed Choir . . . Mixed Choir . . . Regional Choir . . . Southerner reporter . . . National Honor Society . . . R Club three years . . . Future Homemaker of the Year ... Crew head of MNight Must Fall. John Burns BAND DRUM MAJOR . . . Student Council president . . . Dis- trict and Regional Band . . . First class solo and ensemble . . . . . . YPCO program chairman . . . National Honor Society . . . R Club three years. 53 Terry Davis BAND PRESIDENT . . . District and Regional Band . . . First class ensemble . . . Key Club . . . R Club . . . National Honor Society ... Top ten in Beauty Revue. Jill DeVilbiss OUTSTANDING ART STUDENT AWARD Historian of Rebeleltes . . . Vice-president o . . . Southern Belle nominee . . . Queen murals letter. OF TRAVIS . . . ' Fishing Club . . . nominee . . . Intra- 54 People on the Way Up Don Grobowski CO-CAPTAIN OF FOOTBALL TEAM . . . President and vice- president of senior class . . . Advisory president . . . Class favorite . . ■ King nominee . . . R Club. Ray Head BEAUTY REVUE MODERATOR . . . President of Student Council . . . Key Club lieutenant governor . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Delegate to Key Club convention three years . . . Southerner columnist . . . YPCO . . . Vice-president of Student Council. 55 People on the Way Up Betsy Hodge THESPIAN PRESIDENT . . . Student Council historian . . . Rebelettes . . . YPCO . . . National Honor Society . . , R Club three years . . . DAR Good Citizen . . . Cast of “Rebel’s Revenge” and “Night Must Fall.” Jack Howison PERSONAL BUSINESS CLUB PRESIDENT ... Key Club vice-president . . . National Honor Society vice-president . . . R Club two years . . . Sergeant-at-arms of senior class . . . Toy ten in Beauty Revue. Ginny Kinney SECRETARY TREASURER OF THESPIANS . . . Secretary of Student Council . . . Mixed Choir . . . Rebelettes . . . National Honor Society . . . R Club three years . . . Vice-president of advisory . . . Secretary of Fine Arts Club . . . Intramurals . . . Cast of “Night Must Fair . . . Student director of “Rebels Revengem . . . Southern Belle nominee. Cheryl Lee QUEEN OF TRAVIS . . . President of Rebelettes . Choir . . . Historian of National Honor Society . . . I years . . . Class favorite . . . Southern Belle nominee . of National Spanish Honor Society. . . ITomens I Club three . . Secretary 57 John Matlock PRESIDENT OF KEY CLUB . . . Parliamentarian of Student Council . . . President of National Honor Society . . . R Club two years . . . Guest of Bell Telephone laboratory . . . National Merit Scholarship letter of recommendation. Judy Sanders SECRETARY OF STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Rebelettes . . . H’omens Choir . . . Co-editor of clubs section of Rebel Roundup . . . National Honor Society . . . R Club three years. 58 People on the Way Up Jerry Strain CO-CAPTAIN OF FOOTBALL TEAM . . . Varsity basketball, baseball . . . King of Travis . . . Advisory president . . . Friend- liest .. ■ More handsome in Beauty Revue. Ruth Ann Stringer REBEL ROUNDUP CO-EDITOR . . . Photographer, stall artist of Rebel Roundup . . . YPCO . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Reporter, cartoonist, columnist, photographer oj the Southerner. People on the Way Up Joy Tarpley BUSINESS MANAGER OF REBEL ROUNDUP . . . Band . . . District and Regional Band . . . YPCO . . . First class ensemble . . . National Honor Society . . . R Club three years . . . Quill and Scroll. Jan Votaw CO EDITOR OF REBEL ROUNDUP . . . President of YPCO . . . Secretary of the Band . . . Band Sweetheart . . . District and Regional Band . . . First class ensembles . . . Secretary of National Honor Society . . . R Club three years, historian one year . . . Quill and Scroll... President of advisory. Tanya Williams PRESIDENT OF LATIN CLVB . . . YPCO . . . 'Me“es ... Southerner columnist . . . Southerner reporter . . - “‘Ml pro- grams stall member . . . Faculty section editor of Rebel Roun™P . . . YPCO reporter . . . bahonal Honor Society . . . R Club two yean ... Advisory officer .. . Quill and Scroll. Jane Wolff HEAD CHEERLEADER . . . Student Council representative . . . Women's Choir . . . R Club two years, treasurer one year . . . Pres- ident of Popular Music Club . . . Friendliest . . . Queen nominee. 61 Classes Smiles, frowns and anxiety cross th 62 The Senior SENIOR CLASS members are (Front row) Angel Hernan- dez, Judy Blanton, Sue Scarborough, Sandra Shock, Vicki King, Martha Eskew, Ginnie Williams, Jayne Tucker, Pam ) ant, Kathy Horton, Rose Marie Johnson, Linda Wallace, Eddie Gunter, Miss Mary Campbell, Mr. Barnes Milam, Don Grobowsky, Lois Merrill, Jack Howison, Barbara Manahan, Prissy Mojica, Jerry Lynn Turner, Sally Luc- chese, Jane Wolff, Charlene Lewis, Donna Fahey, Kaye Eanes, Sandi Graham, Candy Rhamy, Kaye Goodnight, Sally Ramirez. (Second row) Violet Mosbroker, Mary Trevino, Dorothy Langner, Margaret Cortinez, Gloria Galvan, Bertha Nuz, Gayle Barnard. (Third row) Joyce Horton, Margaret Thiem, Kerry Finnell, Ann Adair, Cecelia Richards, Linda Smith, Cynthia Rich- ards, Joyce Kroeger, Jackie Wilson, Monique Polome, Mary Alice Paschali, Betty Cain, Alice Flores, Olga Ramos, Vir- ginia Buratti, Sherry Biggs, Cheryl Lee, Jill DeVilbiss, Gail Young, Cherie Browner, Karen Mills, Judi Sansom, Peggy Brown, Donna Smith, Jocelyn Tittle, Annette Gardner, Margy Ross, Sandra Crumley. (Fourth row) Janet Jones, Judy Sanders, Jan Votaw, Betsy Hodge, Kathleen Lewis, Dora Ramos, Lydia Cruz, Margery Holley, Andy Hooper, Rene Cauthen, Katy Richardson, Janet Beaty, Peggy Allen, Becky Fox, Cheryl Hall, Connie Hitsman, Beth Fatheree, Faye Sanders, Linda Dittmar, Les- lie Prince, Chawa Payne, Aubry Bolding, Shirley Holmberg, Ruth Ann Stringer, Joy Tarpley, Elaine Thomas, Donna Halbert, Lynda Reynolds, Kay Lynn McWilliams. (Fifth row) Roda Simpson, Alberta Bolding, Adolpho Cer- vantes, Leon Ramirez, Louis Garcia, Leonard Buaas, Phillip East, Ernest Krueger, Nancy McCown, Billy Adams, Bee Loghry, Barbara Hector, Angie Graham, Frances Lancaster, Ken Murray, Jerry Eschberger, Jimmy Profitt, Jimmie Brizendine, James Cox, Marsha Williams, Donna Keith, Kay Laverne, Kathleen Eickmann, Carol Fox, Harriet Macune, Ginny Kinney, Deanne Stasswender, Jan Kavanaugh. (Sixth row) Billy Blocker, Win ford Paschali, Edward Grumbles, Jimmy Russ, Jimmy Weedon, Kent Wimberly, Ronnie Stone, Billy Fillis, Phillip Loney, John Burns, Ray 64 Class of 1963 Head, Eladio Serna, Daniel Ramirez, Fred Ramirez, Alfred Reyna, Lee Ga y, Jimmy Castle, Larry Alfred, Harry Hen- drickson, Eddie Maxwell, Mary Sue Nichols, John Rich, Alan Frazee, Jerry Wall, David Gaines, Billy Yount, Bobby 0'Brian, Danny Lewis. (Seventh row) James Burke, Bobby Pond, Buddy Fowler, Dick Barber, Billy Wall, Bill Rhea, Don Fortune, Harold McGee, Ronald Boyd, Thomas Wells, Harold Daily, Mike McGuckin, Gary Butts, Betsy Schaefer, Judy Anderson, Bonnie Orgitano, Julia Spears, Margaret Fine, Susan Mid- kiff, Marilyn Sankey, Paula McClellan, Karen Crum, Sharon Richmond, Bettye Venable, Annette Hopkins, Sandra Lam- bert, Anne Bassett, Col man Corser. (Eighth row) Leon Clinard, Monica Turner, Tanya Wil- liams, Diane Briggs, Frances Roberto, Frances Perez, Linda Spears, Carolyn Barkley, Linda Shaw, Marshall Galloway, Dale Jackson, Roy Sedwick, Joey Metcalf, Danny Porter, Patt Farar, Neva Joyce Grant, Mary Holloway, Beverly Caldwell, Rex Bateman, Larry Reed, David Bohls, Richard Spillman, Willy Glass, Danny Beyer, Mike Stork, Amador Alvarez, Eddie Gaines, Rowland Edwards. (Ninth row) David Bowles, Jimmy Stewart, Richard Mor- gan, John Matlock, John Willingham, Lewis Thompson, Billy Miller, James Bell, Joe Resas, Dennie Jackson, Don Shaw, Stanley Spell, Jon Herron, Don Herron, Johnnie Fisher, Pete Neal, Mike Millard, Terry Davis, Ronnie Dip- prey, David Virden, Ralph Dawson, Monty Quick, Jerry Strain, Mark Rich, Gary Hale, Raymond Williams, Larry Land, Jimmy Davis. (Tenth row) Don Leach, Earl Scott, Joe Riffe, Jack Ed- winson, Kenneth Eickmann, Glen Nied, Mike Williams, Mickey Hodnett, Bobby Duncum, Jimmy Krebs, Ronnie Niemtschke, Mark Schultz, Tommy Livingston, Bert Powell, Terry Andrews, Richard Dobrowolski, Mike Turner, Thomas Kingsley, Lee Davis, David Blake, Jerry Johnson, Walter Rhodes, Mike Rush, Ernest Cook, Cecil McCullough, Guy Foster, Scott Stueve, David Willenberg, Jimmy Chandler. Senior Class Officers SPRING CLASS OFFICERS President------------Mike Stork Vice-president__Don Grobowski Secretary _________ Kathy Lewis Treasurer _________ Eddie Gunter Sergeant-at-arms___Jack Howison DON GROBOWSKI WINCES at the price of graduation invitations, while the finances of Mike Stork, Kathy Lewis, and Jack Howison seem to be in better condition. PROUDLY DISPLAYING THE REBEL SYMBOL on the gym floor are Eddie Gunter, Linda Wallace, Lois Merrill, Jack Howison, and Don Grobowski. FALL CLASS OFFICERS President_______ Vice-president ___ Secretary________ Treasurer _______ Sergeant-at-arms Don Grobowski _ Eddie Gunter ___ Lois Merrill Linda Wallace _ Jack Howison Ann Adair Larry Alford Peggy Allen Judy Anderson Dick Barber Carolyn Barkley Gayle Barnard Anne Bassett Rex Bateman Janet Beaty James Bell Danny Beyer Sherry Biggs David Blake Judy Blanton David Bo his Alberta Bolding Aubry Bolding Ronald Boyd Cherie Brawner 67 I “THIS IS PHYSICS? ask Betsy Hodge and Jack Howison as they try to untangle themselves from a difficult problem. Seniors Diane Briggs Peggy Brown Leonard Buaas John Burns Jimmie Brizendine Roy Brown Virginia Buralti Gary Butts Betty Cain Beverly Caldwell 68 Jimmy Castle Rene Cauthen Adolpho Cervantes Jimmy Chandler Leon Clinard Col man Corser James Cox Karen Crum Sandra Crumley Lydia Cruz _ — Harold Dailey Jimmy Davis Terry Davis Ralph Dawson Jill Dc Vilbiss Ronnie Dipprcy Linda Dittmar Richard Dobrowolski Bobby Duncum Kaye Eanes 69 Phillip East Kathleen Eickmann Jerry Eschberger Rowland Edwards Kenneth Eickmann Martha Eskew Donna Fahey Beth Fatheree Patt Farar Billy Fillis Seniors Margaret Fine Kerry Finnell Johnnie Fisher Alice Flores Don Fortune Guy Foster Buddy Fowler Becky Fox Carol Fox Alan Frazee . David Gaines Eddie Gaines Marshall Galloway Louis Garcia Annette Gardner Sandi Gibler Willie Glass Kaye Goodnight Sandi Graham Neva Joyce Grant “GEE, 1 SURELY WISH I could do that, says Terry Barnard, as he enviously watches Kenneth Eickmann while Ken designs the cover for the Student Directory. Seniors Don Crokowsky Lee Cully Donna Halbert Charles Harper Ray Head Edward Grumbles Eddie Gunter Gary Hale James Harris Barbara Hector 72 Connie Hitsman Betsy Hodge Mickey Hodnett Margery Holley Mary Holloway Shirley Holmberg Andy Hooper Annette Hopkins Joyce Horton Kathy Horton Jack Howison James Hyde Dale Jackson Dennie Jackson Jerry Johnson Rose Marie Johnson Harry Hendrickson Angel Hernandez Don Herron Jon Herron 1 Janet Jones Jan Kavanaugh Donna Keith Thomas Kingsley Jimmy Krebs Ernest Krueger Vickie King Cinny Kinney Joyce Kroeger Sandra Lambert Seniors SENIOR DEN N IE JACKSON finds that it’s not so bad being the only boy at the senior girls’ breakfast given the morning they received their rings. Jerry Lynn Turner. Mary Alice Paschali, Vi- olet Mosbroker and Kay Lynn McWilliams do not quite agree icith him. 74 Larry Land Dottir l-angner Kay Laveme Don Leach Cheryl Lee Charleen Lewis Daniel Lewis Kaihleen Lewis Thomas Livingston Beulah I-oghry Phillip Loney Sally I.ucchese Paula McClellan Nancy McCown Sam McCulloch Cecil McCullough Michael McGuckin Kay Lynn McWilliams Harriet Macune Barbara Manahan SHARON RICHMOND AND Becky Fox prove the point that seniors can work every now and then. Seniors John Matlock Joey Metcalf Mike Millard Karen Mills Richard Morgan Lois Merrell Susan Midkiff Billy Miller Priscilla Mojica Violet Mosbroker 76 Pete Neal Mary Sue Nichols Clen Nied Bertha Nuz Hol ert O’Brien Bonnie Orgitano Mary Alice Paschali Winford Paschal! Chawa Payne Monique Polome . Bobby Pond Danny Porter Leslie Prince Jimmy Proffitt Billie Jo Raburn Freddie Ramirez Dora Ramos Olga Ramos Alfred Reyna Linda Reynolds 1 Vv 'w W “ }Ji Mm � Y ■ H. 'W r-M | dU '■ 1 'f fj 1 HI 77 Candy Rhamy Bill Rhea Walter Rhodes Mark Rich John Rich Cecelia Richards Cynthia Richards Katy Richardson Sharon Richmond Joe Riffe Seniors_ BOUFFANT HAIR STYLES and head-sets just don't mix de- clares Diane Briggs, industrious German student. 78 Frances Roberto Margy Ross Mike Rush Jimmy Russ Faye Sanders Judy Sanders Marilyn Sankey Judi Sansom Sue Scarborough Betsy Srbaefer Mark Schultz Earl Scott Roy Sedwick Eladio Serna Don Shaw Linda Shaw Sandy Shock Roda Simpson Donna Smith Linda Smith 79 UAW, FELLAS, r y do a - ways ge stuck with the hard jobs? 9 questions senior Bobby Duncum to his associates, Butch Williams and Lonnie Strange. Seniors Mike Solimine Linda Spears Richard Spillmann Deanne Stasswender Ronald Stone Julia Spears Stanley Spell Deena Stamp Jimmy Stewart Mike Stork 80 Jerry Strain Bobby Stringer Ruth Ann Stringer Scott Stueve Joy Tarpley Margaret Thien Elaine Thomas Lewis Thompson Jocelyn Tittle Jayne Tucker . Jerry Lynn Turner Mike Turner Monica Turner Bettye Venable David Virden Jan Votaw Billy Wall Jerry W'all Linda Wallace Thommy Wells David Willenberg Ginnie Williams Mike Williams Raymond Williams Tanya Williams John Willingham Seniors Kent Wimberly Jane Wolff Pam Yant Gayle Young Bill Yount JAN VOTA U AND Ruth Ann Stringer pre- pare to end their trials and tribulations as co-editors of the Rebel Roundup by plunging into the deep dark depths of the fish pond. 82 GOOD LOOKS AND ABILITY are combined in the fall junior class officers. From top they are Jerry Shaw, president; Ken Schweers, treasurer; Dorothy Ragland, vice-president; Mary Lou Boone, secretary; Kenny Bos- well, sergeant-at-arms. Junior Class Officers READY FOR A SPIN AROUND TOWN are spring junior class officers—David Matlock, president; Mandy Motley, secretary; Randy Reynolds, sergeant-at-arms; and John Stanford, vice-president. Not pictured is Corrie Wacker, treas- urer. Billy Abel Charlotte Allen Weldon Allison Daniel Altum Hortense Alvarez Coleen Auvil Ruth Baker Nancy Barnard James Barton Hardy Becklund David Bell Helen Bialaszewski Weyland Billingsley Walter Blake Maurine Bleker Sam Boatright Jean Bolieu Mary Lou Boone Ruth Boone Kenny Boswell Vicki Broaddus Barbara Brock Glenn Bromley Rebecca Brooks Bill Brown Jim Brown Judy Brown Wilma Brown Don Bryant Pam Burge Johnny Burkhardt Bobby Burleson Buddy Burrow Roxie Burt Wayne Burton Virgie Calderon Cathy Caldwell Joyce Cameron Rene Campos Mary Lou Canion Christa Cantwell Luke Capehart Diane Carlson Sharon Carson Albert Casarez Rita Castle Kenny Cauthem Mary Lou Cazares Pat Chrisco Robert Christal JUNIOR SUSAN PRICE is intent on laying out a page for the yearbook in a last minute rush to meet her deadline. Juniors 85 Lynn Clark Jerry Clopton Nancy Cole Christina Gmant Donald Cornett Margaret Cortinez Kenny Cox Jimmie Craig Tony Cruz Jean Cundiff Maurice Curd Celine Cypert Mike Daily Sandra Dalton Danny Davis Tommy Deal Rodney DeLoach Renee Dement Carolyn Dittmar Margo Duncum Sharon Dunham Janis Dyer John Eastty Joyce Elam Johnny Eli Archie Enochs Charles Ervin Elaura Eskew Bruce Evans Jeanne Evans Jimmie Farris Rylean Farris Donna Feaster Linda Ferguson Al Fiedler Janie Fisher Lynda 1 Fisher Charles Fleet Laurel Flenniken Yolanda Flores Bryan Flow Johnnie Fojtik Bobby Ford Bruce Fowler Fredi Franki Pat French Archie Garcia Jack Gatlin Nancy Gent Tom Gibson Beverly Gilbert Juniors WAYNE TERRY, a junior, diligently polishes his horn in preparing for the Travis Rebel Band halftime show. Cindy Gladney Peggy Glass Tommy Godwin Elias Gonzales Pete Govea Jim Gramon Barbara Grantham Theresa Green Leroy Greenwald Anita Guerra Henry Guerra Juni Guffin Tommie Haffelder Cheryl Jane Hall Roger Hamilton Stephen Hampton Tucker Harbour Barbara Lee Harper Royce Harrell Alexa Harrison Shep Harrison Ruth Ann Hart Betty Head John Hempel Darlene Hengst Lupe Hernandez Donna Hiehner Lowell Higgins Richard Hill Ronnie Hill Bruce Hobbs Bobbie Hodnet Patsy Hoes Jane Holley Sylvia Horyza Mistie Howard Sarah Howell Carol Huber Wesley Hudson Kathy Hughes Madison Hughes Darlene Hull Robert Hundley Carolyn Hunley Vickie Hyde I.inda Jackson Gordon Jenkins John Johnson Janies Jones Jay Jordon •TVE GOT THE MATCH LIT; now what was I supposed to do with it?” says junior John Eastty to Kenny Schweers in the chemistry lab. ___Juniors Bill Josey Elizabeth Joy Jo Ann Kalinowska Sandy Kasper Nana Kelley Roy Kerley Tommy Key Lester Kinsey Wayne Kirk Steve Korenek Kay Kozlowski Gary Krause Doug Kriewald Kathryn Krueger Barbara Kunze Ray Lancaster Rosemary Lancaster Beverly Lange Eileen Lann Beverly Larson Lorin Larson Charles Law Jack Linder Mercy Ix� era Bessie Lohman Sharon McCorkle Micheline McEIrath Barbara McElvany Sue McHenry Pat McKamie 90 Warren Me Kenney Patsy McNeeae Patsy McNiel John Henry Macias Tommy Macry Douglas Mallett Karen Munhart Cindy Mann Jerry Martin Tom Martine Gloria Martinez Jo Massey Champ Mathews David Matlock Vicki Matthews Bob Mauldin Eddie Maxwell Joyce Maybin Cynthia Mayer Chris Maynord Dale Mean Linda Meek Donna Mellon Marsha Meredith Rusty Middleton LeAnne Miller Ray Miller Charlotte Mitchell Sue Mitchell Chris Mixon Bobby Moore Doyle Moore Cary Moore Nealan Moreland Gloria Moreno Robert Morris Mandy Motley Sylvia Murphy Ken Murray Malcolm Nelson Pat Nelson Sara Nelson Howard Nichols Ronnie Niemtschke Sue O’Brien Susee Palmer Jovita Pardo Leroy Park Allen Parks Una Jane Patton __ Juniors Ginger Payne Mary Ann Payne Bernard Pearson Charles Peoples Bertha Perez THE JUNIORS are getting careless again. Here Elizabeth Joy franti- cally tries to stop this avalanche of books tumbling from a stuffed locker. Carlota Perez David Peters Charles Pettus Caroline Poston Cheryl Potts Susan Price Peggy Priest Monty Quick Dorothy Ragland Ravelle Rainey Daniel Ramirez Tommy Ramsey Paulette Rather Gwyn Rea Billy Reeder Mary Reither Elaine Reynolds Randy Reynolds Ellen Rihbeck Bobby Richard Will Richards Charley Rieg Alice Riely Arthur Riojas Dean Robbins John Robinson Terry Russell Steve Sanders Ardie Scherbeck Beverly Schlueder David Schmidt Wanda Schmidt Margie Schriber Herman Schwarzer Karen Schweers Ken Schweers Bennie Schweihs Carol Seals David Segura Gary Sellars Charles Everett Shaw Jerry Shaw James Shock Mary Shuffield James Shugart 94 Mary Simon Elaine Smith Salli Snitker Larry Spillar John Stanford Susan Stewart Joyce Stromberg Dwayne Tabor Ginny Taylor Linda Taylor Wayne Terry Leah Thomas Janet Thompson Pat Tinnin Marian Toll Ovidio Torres Richard Torres Becky Touchstone Ruie Trammell Kathleen Ulrich ELEVENTH GRADERS, Beierly Larson. Tina Arredondo, Elaine Smith, and Peggy Priest, swing like monkeys from the boys' chinning bars. You say they're juniors? Juniors Patricia Vaughn Reynaldo Villarreal Corrie Wacker Wanda Wacker Linda Wall Jay Wallace Billy Walling Steve Wallingsford Leroy Warden Gail Warren Patsy Warren Jeannine Weaver Anne Watkins Jimmy Weeden Janice Weisner Mike Welsh Robert Whalen Lynda Wiley Marcia Williams Elaine Wilson 96 FALL CLASS OFFICERS President Bryan Shirley Dennis Leser Vice-president_____ Secretary___.____________Alice Power Treasurer________________________Gary Lovelady Sergeant-at-arms Bubba Atchison EXAMINING EQUIPMENT in the new dark room are Bryan Shirley, Alice Power, Bubba Atchison, and Gary Lovelady. Sophomore Class Officers TRYING OUT A NEW VOLKSWAGEN for sue are Mike Ischy, Alice Power, Claude Richey, Bryan Shirley, and Diana Cater. SPRING CLASS OFFICERS President____________________Mike Ischy Vice-president _____ Bryan Shirley Secretary __________ Alice Power Treasurer___________Claude Richey Sergeant-at-arms_____Diana Cater 97 Sophomores Nancy Adamson Keith Aery Sandra Akin Lydia Alba Lydia Alcantar Diana Akoser Roy Allen Sheila Altis Ernest Alvarez Gloria Alvarez Manuel Alvarez Mary Alvarez Mary Louise Alvarez Eric Anderson Kathleen Anderson John Arhelger Judy Artz Bubba Atchison Ted Balke George Balli Leon Balli Mary Bang Charles Barak Mary Alice Bargas Eddie Barho Carolyn Barker Janet Barkley Janie Barrientes Carolyn Bartlett Bob Barton Jan Barton Richard Bates Ricky Bays Guy Beaver Dorothy Beck Sharon Beckham Douglas Beckman Byron Benoit Johnny Bergmann Neverlyn Bergstrom Rex Bible Joe Bierbower 98 Shirley Biggs Thurston Birdwell Philip Blackstone Kenneth Blankenship Harriet Blum Karen Bohls Adelaide Bollman Jim Borowski Judy Boyd WHAT KIND OF BOOKS dors Travis offer new sophomores? Tommy Raburn and Jeanne Fogarty are finding out. Monroe Boyd Bobby Bozarth Barbara Bradshaw Holly Bradshaw Carolyn Bratcher Carolyn Breed Sandy Breed Allen Bridges Nancy Bridwell Gary Briscoe Vicki Brizendine Carol Brooks Bunny Brown Gay Brown Joyce Brown Julie Brown Rickey Brown Dannie Brownlow Sammie Brownlow Marcae Bryant Ginger Buck 99 Sophomores. Sandy Bulla Jimmy Bural Janice Burrow Philip Butler Clinton Butts Terry Cadwell Donna Cahill Beverly Cain Ana Calderon Arthur Calk David Camarillo Pat Cantwell Sharron Cantwell Pauline Cardenas Johnny Carnline Steve Carrell Lynda Carson George Casner Claudia Castleberry Diana Cater Jim Challstrom Sharon Chamberlain James Chambers Wayland Chapman Connie Childress Susan Childress Caroline Choban Frank Ciccarelli Mary Agnes Clark Bonnie Cmcrek Barbara Collins James Cook John Cortinaz Tim Cosgrove Viginia Cotten Beverley Cox Geraldine Cox Jesse Cox Ronnie Crane Jimmy Crawford Jeff Cullen Cathy Cypert 100 Ronald Dailey Linda Damerau Donald Dancak Bobby Davenport Diana Davenport Kathy Davenport Dianna Davis Bonnie Dawson Donnie Dawson Vickie Dawson Ann Marie DeFo Carol Deison Glynn Deison Richard Dennis Rusty DePew Frank Dillard Bobby Dixon Marsha Dixon Norman Dobbins Jimmy Dorbandt Tommy Downs Russell Duke Stephen Dunnahc Glenda Durbin Sue Ann Dye Kay Dyess Sandra Eastty James Edwards Joan Edwards Mary Egleson 101 Sophomores Werner Eickmeyer Ronny Eitzc Jeannie Ellis Mike Ellis Roky Erickson Herbie Eskew Connie Estrada Carolyn Etheridge Jackie Evans Terry Evans Wyatt Ewald Pat Fannon I awrence Favoccia Bonnie Ferguson Layton Ferguson Lynda Fillis Ervin Finning Dale Fisher Wayne Fletcher Rene Flint Ricky Flores Jeanne Fogarty Larry Fogle Linda Fogle Paulette Fojtik Benny Ford Janet Foster Mary Foster Jennie Fox Sharon Francis Eve Franki Gwen Frazee Sherry Freitag Edgar Frey Ronald Frithiof Alan Fuller Rhoda Gaines Mary Pat Galle Ester Galloway Joyce Gandara Jessie Garcia Pete Garcia 102 I James German Frank Gibler Mike Gixens Jerry Glasgow Joe Goebler Lynda Goff Lonnie Gooding Lotlie Gooding Rachel Govea Penny Gowen H. B. Gran berry Rusty Graves Sandra Gray Janice Green Judy Green Tommy Griffin Bill Gross Carla Gross Charles Gross Jo Guerrero Pedro Guerrero Yolanda Guerrero Leon Gull Shirley Gustafson Kenneth Hagood Mike Halbert Cynthia Hall Janis Hall Mary Hallmark Bill Hamilton Sophomores Shirley Hammack Marcia Hammer James Hampton Tom Hancock Karen Harbour Patsy Harp John David Harris Daniela Hart Jay Hart Marilyn Hausler Sharon Haynes Linda Head Charlene Hembree Johnny Hernandez Mary Louise Hernandez Domingo Herrera Alberta Herwig Pat Hilbeg Gerald Hill Hersohel Hinkle Juanita Hipolito Darrell Hobbs Gary Hoffpauir Angela Hopkins Gaylene Horn Ken Horner Steve Houston Mitchell Howell Randy Howell Gerald Hyde William Hyden Sandra lee Mike Ischy Mary Jarvis Jimmy Jasperson Bob Jenkins Carolyn Jenkins George Jenkins Rex Jennings Ricky Jennings Gerri Jernigan Gene Johnson 104 Gerald Johnson Janis Johnson Jim Johnson Kay Johnson Linda Johnson Pat Johnson Rodney Johnson Mike Joiner Linda Jones Linda Jones Mark Jones Woody Jones Bobby Jordan Joe Jordan Patsy Jordan Danny Joseph Helen Marie Joseph Mary Kalinowska Terry Kalinowska John Kearney Jimmy Kelldorf Crockett Keller Joe Keller Sheila Keller Coyle Kelly Helen Kelso I.inda Kennedy Karen Kidd Charles Kinney George Kinney “ KNOW THAT BOOK is in here somewhere, Donna Yocum to Gail Lewis. 105 Sophomores Nancy Kipple Linda Kizziar David Kluckhohn Leroy Knapp Herbie Kneialey Dusty Knight Dorothy Koch Marvin Koenig Daniel Koslowski Janie Krause Vernon Kunshick Delores Lafuente Jennifer Laier 0. J. Laier Raymond Langner Bobbie Larvin Billy Lawson Bill'Lay Barbara Leath Mona Leonard Dennis Leser Gail Lewis Kenneth Lewis Clifton Lind Ronnie Lincftiolm David Linscomb Patricia Lockhart Gloria Loera Mary Loera Joe Loghry Rhonda Long Mike Loper David Lopez Steve Lord Gary Lovelady Darlene McAdoo Danny McAngus Cindy McArdle Mariiyn McBee Richard McClendon Ben McCulloch Bob McDonald 106 Coleen McDonald Mary Lou McDonnel Mike McWhorter Mary Ann Macias Sandra Malicoat Jimmye Malone Pam Maloy Shirley Marler Aileen Marshall Mike Marshall Gene Martain Matt Martinez Terry Martinez Linda Mason David Mata Joe Matesic Claude Matney Mary Beth Matteck Chuck Maufrais Bill May Paul Meinscher Sharon Mercer Janice Metcalf Charles Meurer W'alter Michalk Jeanette Mikulencak Kay Miles Frank Miller Johnny Miller Diana Mills 107 Sophomores BESIDES HAVING FUN at Travis, these sophomores, Jackie Sodke, Roky Erickson, and Jay West, must HIT THE BOOKS! John Monaghan Phillip Montgomery Carolyn Moore Terry Moore CeCelia Moreno Billy Morgan John Morrey Lloyd Morrison Sugie Moss Anita Mosteller Tommy Murillo Mike Mvers Rusty Myers Bill Myler Billye Nelson Kenneth Nichols Jerry Nickle La Verne Nolen Bobby Nolley Charlotte Norris Judy Nowotny Nancy Nuz Victor Nuz Judy O’Bannon Donald Olfers Ann Olson Don O’Quinn Ann Orgitano Tim Orr Donna Orton Mike Pankratz 108 Nancy Pannell Robert Pardo Mary Patton Jerry Pearson Patricia Pemberton Dennis Penso Alfred Perez Lupe Perez Cheryl Pettus Donna Petty Charles Pfullman Cory' Pharea Alton Phillips Doyle Phipps Margaret Pittsford Terry Pittsford Nancy Pizzifred Pauline Polakiewcz Noel Polk Andre Polome Bill Pool Susan Portis Cary Pounds Richard Powell Ricky Powell Alice Power Donny Primrose Greg Pugmire Larry Purifoy Jack Puryear Nancy Puryear Teddy Quick Jane Quisenberry George Raatz Ronny Rabum Tommy Rabum Judy Ragland David Ralston Mary Tony Ramirez Arthur Rangel Gary Ray Ronald Redden 109 Sophomores Les Reed Garland Reese David Reininger Jeanic Rice Jim Rich Linda Richards Claude Richey Mary Louise Rivera Kennelh Robbins Frank Roberto Peggie Roberts Shirley Roberts Cynthia Rodriguez Charles Roessing Janice Rosenbalm Johnny Ross Seabo Rountree Vicki Ruiz Herbert Rummel Olga Salazar Margaret Saldana Bobby Sanders Judy Sankey Kerry Sankey Richard Sassman Ann Schmidt Jan Schmidt Duane Schuch Ronnie Schueler Ray Scott Mary Seay Sherry Segura Angie Seipt Lynda Sellars Marsha Sembrilzki Boyce Sevier James Shaw Tony Shelton Bryan Shirley Carolyn Shuberg Jimmy Simons Cathy Simpson no James Smith Jimmy Smith Ken Smith Lois Smith Richard Smith Vicky Smith Allen Snuffer Jackie Sodke Zeke Solis Johnny Sommers Ronnie Sommers Arthur Sosa Lydia Sosa John Spurgeon Beth Stanley Dorothy Stephens Jimmie Stewart Mike Stewart Jim Stiles Rae Lynn Strauss Sue Street I,arry Swayze Donnie Sweat Ronnie Sweat Jerry Simpson Vernon Slovacek Charles Small Blaine Smith Duane Smith Gary Smith Gloria Swenson Wayne Tabor THIS SOPHOMORE, Haney Puryear, is using the language lab. Sophomores SUSAN WESLEY. 0. J. LAIER% AND BONNIE (MERCK get the Rebel spirit just like the other sophomores. Jim Talley Cynthia Tannehill Jerry Tarpley Rosie Tello Donald Thiele Cary Thomas Jo Thomas Peggy Thomas Sharon Thomas Thomas Thompson Kenneth Thorp Dirk Tidwell Mike Tidwell Donna Tomerlin Anna Ruth Tomlinson Cracie Torres Theresa Torres Yolanda Towns Margaret Tracy Carlos Trevino Grace Trevino Rudy Trevino Johnny Truehardt Bentley Tyler Arthur Umlauf Janie Valenzuela Liada Valk George Vandervort Sharron Vaughn Joe Villarreal Charlotte Wagner Cynthia Wagner I 112 Charles Wagnon Sandra Walker Alban Wallace Sharon Wallace Paulette W'allingsford Leonard Walton Beverly Walz Vickie Ward Linda Warren Rhonda Warren Sharon Warren Kathy W'ash Billy Watters Bobby Webb Jesse Welch Tommy Welch Susan Wesley Jay West Charles Weyand Ronnv White Kelly Wightman Carmen Wilburn Ray Wilhelm Susan Wilkerson Bonita Williams Jo Beth Williams Mary Williams Russell Williams Sallie W illiams Sam Williams Carol Wilson Jack Wilson Janice W'ilson Jimmy Wilson Mike Wilson Sharon Wilson Sherwin Wissen Pat Wofford Beth Wood Shirley W'orde Bill Yant Donna Yocum 113 Clubs and Organizations Blasting out a few sump notes are Dance Band members Tommy ft ells 114 Ruth Boone, Margaret Tracy, Steve Korenek, Charles Shaw, and Tommy Deal. 115 MISS IRENE RANDERSON, SPONSOR, proofreads minutes after each meeting. OFFICERS of the Council are president, John Burns; vice-president, Ray Head; recording secretary, Ginny Kinney; corresponding secretary, Carolyn Hunley; treasur- er, Patsy McNeese; clerk, Judy Sanders; historian, Betsy Hodge; parliamentarian, Eddie Gunter; sergeant-at-arms, Ken Schweers. Fall Student Counci PLANNING PRESENTATION OF FRIENDSHIP TOKEN to visiting football teams are Miss Randerson and senior members of the Council—Jimmy Chandler, Candy Rhamy, Doug Barton, Jane Wolff, John Matlock and Judy Blanton. 116 BUSY SIGNING HI TALL BOOKS ARE THE SOPHOMORES IN THE FALL COUNCIL: (Front row) Linda Dam- erau, Sherry Freitag, Gloria Swenson, Adelaide Bollman, Judy Artz, Linda Head; (Second row) Judy Nowotny, Susan W’ilkerson, Sharron Cantwell, Pat Fannon, Diana Mills, Alice Power, Linda Valk, Nancy Kipple; (Third row) Bobby Sanders, Mike Ischy, David Linscomb and Bryan Shirley. Plans Many Activities JUNIOR REPRE- SENTATIVES AL- PHA B E T I Z - INC CARDS FOR THE DIRECTORY are Chris Maynord. Patti Dare, Corrie Wacker, Char- lotte Allen, Randy Reynolds, Pat French, Diane Carlson, Jack Linder, Darlene Hengst and Mandy Motley. 117 SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES are (Front row) Gail Lewis, Judy Artz, Nancy Bridwell, Kelly Wightman, Bonnie Cmerek; (Second row) Sherry Freitag, Diana Mills, Pat Fannon, Alice Power, Linda Valkt Linda Kizziar; (Third row) Judy Sankeyt Linda Head, Mary Jarvis, Bryan Shirley, Gloria Swenson. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES DISCUSSING THE SPECIAL DAY are Judy Blanton, Jane Wolff, John Burns, Ginny Kinney. Kenneth Eickmann, Carol Fox, Cecelia Richards. Spring Student Council REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS POSING IN THE SUN are (Front row) Pat French, Tommie Haf- felder; (Second row) Ratelle Rainey, Chris Maynord, Car- olyn Hunley; (Third row) Jack Linder, Charlotte Allen; (Fourth row) Diane Carlson, Janet Thompson, Patti Dtrre, Corrie IT acker, Sara Nelson. DISCUSSING PLANS FOR A NEW REVISED CON- STITUTION are Miss Irene Randerson (sponsor), John Matlock, and Eddie Gunter. SPRING OFFICERS are (Front row) Ray Head, president; Eddie Gunter, vice-president; (Second row) John Matlock, parliamentarian; Jack Linder, sergeant-at-arms; Judy Sanders. recording secretary; Ra- velle Rainey, clerk; Betsy Hodge, historian; Linda Damerau, corres- ponding secretary; Adelaide Boll- man, treasurer. II9 National Honor JUNIOR MEMBERS are (Front row) Eileen Lann, Char• Rainey, Karen Schueers, Donna Peaster, Mary Lou Boone; lotte Allen, Pat French, Diane Carlson, Anne Watkins; (Third row) Shep Harrison, Malcolm Nelson, Lowell Hig- (Second row) Nancy Gent, Barbara McElvany, Ravelle gins, Ken Schweers, David Matlock. SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY are (Front row) Judy Blanton, Jayne Tucker, Anne Bassett, Kathy Horton, Sally Lucchese; (Second row) Tommy Wells, David Blake, Nancy McCown, Harold Dailey, Dennie Jackson, Terry Davis, Susan Midkiff, Don Herron. Society SECOND YEAR MEMBERS are (Front row) Jan Yotaw, Betsy Don Fortune, Ronnie Dipprey, Frances Perez, John Burns, John Hodge, Sandra Lambert, Tanya Williams, Pam Yanl, Sherry Matlock, Cherie Browner, Jack Howison, Mike Stork, Ginny Biggs, Judy Sanders; (Second row) Cheryl Lee, Joy Tarpley, Kinney, Kenneth Eickmann, Bill Rhea. GATHERED AROUND THE TABLE are Miss Mary Campbell, Matlock, president; Jack Howison, vice president; Cheryl Lee, sponsor; Mike Stork, treasurer; Jan Yotaw, secretary; John historian. 121 JUNIOR MEMBERS OF R CLUB are (Front row) Elaine Wil- son, Susan Price. Rita Castle, Nancy Barnard, Salli Snitker, Susan Stewart, Kathy Hughes, Barbara McElvany, Ruth Boone, Alice Riely. Eileen Lann. Patsy McNeese; (Second row) Karen Schweers, Charlotte Allen, Linda Jackson, Nancy Gent, Mary Lou Boone, Ravelle Rainey, Bessie Lohman, Linda Meek, Donna Feaster, Pat French, Maureen Bleker; (Third row) Diane Carleson, Carolyn Dittmar, Steve Korenek, David Matlock, Jimmy Craig, Lowell Higgins, Ken Schweers, Malcolm Nelson, Chris Maynard, Tommy Deal, Shep Harrison. THREE YEAR MEMBERS OF R CLUB are (Front row) Cherie Browner, Pam Yant, Cheryl Lee, Judy Sanders; (Second row) Jan Votaw, Ginny Kinney, Betsy Hodge, Joy Tarpley; (Third row) Mike Stork, Ronnie Dipprey, Kenneth Eickmann, John Burns. SENIOR MEMBERS OF R CLUB are (Front row) Judy Blanton, Nancy McCown, Sally Lucchese, Jayne Tucker, Jane Wolff; (Second row) Kathy Hor- ton, Sherry Biggs, Sandra Lam- bert, Carolyn Barkley, Lois Mer- rill; (Third row) Frances Perez, Lewis Thompson, Terry Davis, Harold Daily. Not pictured is Tanya Williams. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS OF R CLUB are (Front row) Diana Mills, Judy Nowotny, Carolyn Etheridge, Rhonda Long, Alan Fulfer, Jerry Cadwell, Janice Rosenbalm, Adelaide Bollman, Dar- ene McAdoo, Donna Orton, Margaret Pittsford, Ficfci Brizindine, Gwen Frazee; (Second row) Kathy Davenport, Susan Wilkerson, Diana Davenport, Carolyn Bartlett, Sherry Freitag, Mary Williams, Club OFFICERS OF R CLUB are Jane Wolff, treasurer; Miss Mary Elizabeth Ownsby, sponsor; Jan Votaw, historian ; David Matlock, vice-president; Karen Schweers, secretary; Kenneth Eickmann, president. Mary Clark, Neverlyn Bergstrom, an Barton, Yolanda Towns, i4 ic« Power, toe Lynn Strauss, . oner Barkley; (Third row Don OfQuinn, Geraldine Cox, Gary Lovelady, Tommy Welch, Mike lschyf Jimmy Jasperson, William Hyden, Rickey Bays, Norman Dobbins, Kerbie Kneisley, George Kinney, Cory Thomas, Jimmie Stewart, Monroe Boyd, Kenneth Lewis. LOOKING OVER PLANS FOR THE BANQUET are Miss Ownsby, Kenneth Eickmann, and Kathy Horton. 123 QUILL AND SCROLL TWO-YEAR MEMBERS are Joy Tarpley, Ruth Ann Stringer, Jan Votaw, and Carolyn Barkley. Quill and Scroll, national honorary journalism society, recognizes outstanding work done by students in the field of pub- lications. To qualify for membership a student must meet five requirements: be of junior or senior standing; be scholasti- cally in the upper part of his class; have done distinctive work in some phase of journalism; be recommended by his school; and be approved by National Quill and Scroll. Quill and Scroll NEW MEMBERS are (Seated) Martha Eskeui, Diane Briggs, Judy Blanton, Tanya Williams, Judy Sanders, Juni Guffin; (Standing) Sharon Richmond, Barbara McElvany, Bill Josey, Ray Head, Anne Watkins, Linda Shau), Betty Joy, Jean Cundifl, Susan Price. 124 MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY are (Front row) Monique Polome, Donna Orton, Sharron Vaughn, Adelaide Boll man, Neverlyn Bergstrom, Mrs. Margaret Adey, sponsor; (Second row) Tommy Deal, Mary Agnes Clark, Joyce Stromherg, Linda Jackson, Darlene McAdoo, Priscilla Mojica; (Third row) Mitchell Howell, Lowell Higgins, Norman Dobbins, Anne Bassett, Bob McDonald, Jane Holley, Susan Midki f, Margery Holley, Bee Loghry. National Spanish Honor Society OFFICERS are Lowell Higgins, secretary-treas- urer; Monique Polome, president; Norman D o b b i n s} vice-presi- dent; and Mrs. Mar- garet Adey, sponsor. LOOKING WITH INTEREST at the work being explained to them at Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas are co- editors, Ruth Ann Stringer and Jan Votaw, and publications sponsor, Mrs. Ken Clover. Rebel Co-editors Senior Editor ............... Junior Editor . Sophomore Editors ........... —... Student Life Editors Clubs and Organizations Editors Faculty Editor ..... Sports Editor Business Manager _________________ Index Editor Staff Artist Photographers Publications Sponsor______________ Business Sponsor ...... .......... Roundup Jan Votaw and Ruth Ann Stringer Judy Blanton Jean Cundiff Diana Davenport Mary Foster Susan Price Sharon Richmond Judy Sanders Kathy Horton Tanya Williams Clifton Lind Joy Tarpley Jocelyn Tittle Ruth Ann Stringer Janet Barkley Clifton Lind Ruth Ann Stringer Joy Tarpley Mrs. Ken Clover Mr. H. E. Cadwallader WORKING ON THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASS SECTIONS are Mary Foster, Judy Blanton, Jean Cundiff, and Diana Davenport. JOY TARPLEY, BUSINESS MANAGER, shows the camera she won for drawing the best double-page lay- out for a yearbook. She took most of the pictures in the ad section with this camera. THREE DAYS BEFORE THEIR SECOND DEADLINE, Susan Price and Sharon Richmond work diligently on the student life sections. EDITORS UNDA SHAW AND CAROLYN BARKLEY proudly work on an issue of the all-Texas rated SOUTHERNER, are Mrs. Ken Clover and Mr. . E. Cadwallader. Sponsors The Southerner ANNE WATKINS, business manager for the SOUTH- ERNER. smiles approvingly at the number of ads she has sold this year, while humor columnist, Diane Briggs, looks on. 128 Published Bi-Weekly by Wm. B. Travis High School Journalism Dept. 1211 Oltorf, Austin, Texas Editors —........................... Carolyn Barkley, Linda Shaw Managing Editor Susan Price Business Managers .............— Margie Toungate, Anne Watkins Assistant Business Manager .............................. Martha Eskew Ad Salesmen......................... Carolyn Barkley, Susan Price, Linda Shaw, Anne Watkins Sports Editor______________________________________ William Hyden Exchange Editor __________ Betty Joy Cartoonists----------- Ruth Ann Stringer, Janet Barkley, Bill Josey, Monica Turner Photographers__________________________Janet Barkley, Clifton Lind Columnists________________Diane Briggs, Donna Feaster, Ray Head, Linda Shaw, Tanya Williams Page Editors____________Carolyn Barkley, Janet Barkley, Rita Castle, Susan Price, Linda Shaw Reporters Carolyn Barkley, Janet Barkley, Diane Briggs, Rita Castle, Frank Dillard, Donna Feaster, Becky Fox, Juni Guffin, Ray Head, William Hyden, Betty Joy, Janice Kemper, Rhonda Long, Sally Lucchese, Danny Me Angus, Susan Price, Mary Williams, Tanya Williams Co-Sponsors.......................... Mrs. Ken Clover (Editorial) Mr. H. E. Cadwallader (Business) WILLIAM HYDEN, sports editor, checks his sports page before sending it to the printer. MANAGING EDITOR, Susan Price, looks over the latest issue of the SOUTHERNER with reporters Janet Barkley, Rita Castle, and Rhonda Long. BAND MEMBERS ARE: (Front row) Mary Lou Boone, Mandy Motley, Sandra Dalton, Peggy Glass, Mary Foster, Carolyn Breed, Elaura Eskew, Linda Warren, Rylean Farris, Frank Dillard, Margaret Tracy, Donna Feaster, Charles Shaw, Lyndal Fisher, Eileen Lann, Annette Hopkins, Diane Carlson, Jeanie Rice, Nancy Adamson, Dorothy Koch, Ce- line Cypert, Tom Gibson, Leonard Walton, Tommy Wells, Joe Goebler, Cecelia Richards, Joyce Kroeger, Connie Hits- man; (Second row) Janice Burrow, Judy Blanton, Sharon Wilson, Jerry Lynn Turner, Salli jo Snitker, Carolyn Moore, Coretta Phares, Mary Agnes Clark, Mary Williams, Rita Castle, Pat Pemberton, Chris Maynord, Jimmy Chambers, Linda Spears, Jimmy Farris, Sharon Wallace, Carolyn Bart- lett, Bettye Venable, Gloria Swenson, Revelle Rainey, Patsy Jordan, Carolyn Hunley, Yolanda Townes, Margy Schriber, Rhonda Long, William Hyden; (Third row) Layton Fergu- T ravis DECIDING ON MUSIC FOR A HALF TIME SHOW are Mr. Jimmy Hejl, director of the band; John Burns, drum major; Shep Harrison, assistant drum major. son, Gayle Warren, Tommy Deal, Weldon Allison, Mary Ann Macias, Shirley Holmberg, Bobby Zombola, Jimmy Stewart, Susan Stewart, Steve Korenek, Lowell Higgins, Ronnie Dipprey, Rickey Bays, O. J. Laier, Dennie Jackson, Billy Watters, Monroe Boyd, Gary Lovelady, Wayne Terry, Ruth Boone, Jane Quisenberry, Carolyn Etheridge, Karen Harbour, Kenneth Lewis, Barbara Grantham; (Fourth row) John Bock, Terry Cadwell, Johnny Arhelger, Jesse Cox, Robert Hunley, Gerald Hill, Chawa Payne, MichaJ Me• Whorter, Shep Harrison, David Matlock, Sammy Boatright, Terry Davis, Jerry Johnson, Lewis Thompson, Ann Watkins, Danny Me Angus, Dick Barber, Thurston Bird well, John Eastty, Linda Damerau, Joy Tarpley, Jan Votaw, Loren Larson, Bunny Brown, Robert Hejl; John Burns, drum major. Band OFFICERS OF Tilt: BAND are (Standing) president, Terry Davis; vice-president, Shep Harrison; (Seated) secretary, Jan Votaw; treasurer, Lorin Larson. 131 Band Sweetheart Jan Votaw ENJOYING SUPPER ON A TYPICAL OUT-OF-TOWN TRIP are band members Dennie Jackson, John Bockt Elaura Eskeu, and Ruth Boone. AFTER HOURS AND HOURS OF PRACTICE COMES THE BIG SHOW! 132 Travis Majorettes 133 Joyce Kroegcr Peggy Cla s Mandy Motley PLAY MG IN AN ASSEMBLY ABE THE MEMBERS OF THE DANCE BAND: (Front row) Jerry Wall, Steve Korenek, Shirley Holmberg, Tommy Deal, Layton Ferguson, Bobby Zorn- bola; (Second row) Ruth Boone, 0. J. Laier, Ronald Dipprey, Wayne Terry, Dennie Jackson, Terry Davis, Shep Harrison, Lewis Thompson, Jerry Johnson; (Third row) Tommy Wells, Charles Shaw, Margaret Tracy. Dance Band 134 AT THE SNAP OF THE FINGERS AND A TAP OF THE TOE the band begins one of the many hours of practice. TRYING OUT A NEW NUMBER are (Front row) Charles Shaw, Denaie Jackson, Margaret Tracy; (Second row) Steve Korenek, Lewis Thompson, Jerry Johnson, and Ronnie Dipprey. MEMBERS OF THE REBELETTES are (Front row) Donna Smith, Helen Bialaszewski, Ginger Payne, Linda Jackson, Bar- bara McElvany, Patsy Warren, Gwen Rea, Janet Thompson, Kathleen Eickman, Elaine Thomas, Carol Fox, Cheryl Lee and Mrs. Forster, sponsor; (Second row) Kathy Horton, Kaye Goodnight, Christina Conant, Caroline Poston, Gayle Young, Nancy Barnard, Kay Eanes, Sandi Graham, Sandra Crumley, Patsy McNeese, Pat French, Annette Gardner;( Third row) Charlotte Allen, Vicki Matthews, Carol Huber, Dorothy Rag- land, Carol Seals, Nancy Gent, Joyce Elam, Patti Dare, Maurine Bleker, Nana Kelly, Sandra Lambert, Frances Roberto, Tanya Williams, Beverly Caldwell. JILL DeVILBISS AND MONICA TURNER paint the backdrop for the Southern Ball. (Front row) Lois Merrill, Pam Yant, Jill Devilbiss, Harriet Macune, Linda Dittmar, Christa Cantwell, Linda Wiley, Karen Manhart, fa jy Hodge, u y Sanders, Kathy Lewis, Cherie Browner; (Second row) Jo Massey, Karen Mills, Sylvia Horyza, Donna Fahey, Sherry Biggs, Barbara Manahan, Rosemarie Rel)elettes OFFICERS PLANNING REBELETTE ACTIVITIES are Pam Yant, treasurer; Lois Merrill, vice-president; Cheryl Lee, president; Elaine Thomas, sergeant-at-arms; Jill Devil- biss, historian; and Carol Fox, secretary. Johnson, Paulette Rather, Vickie King, LeAnne Miller, Sue Scarborough; (Third row) Linda Wallace, Anne Basset, Bev- erly Gilbert, Deanne Stasswender, Sharon McCorkle, Vickie Broaddus, Karen Schweers, Ruth Ann Hart, Kathy Hughes, Linda Meek, Leah Thomas, Ginny Kinney. JUNIOR REBELETTES trying out for an office are Vickie Broaddus, Patti Dare, Leah Thomas, Patsy McNeese, Kathy Hughes, Barbara McElvany, Sharon McCorkle, and Beverly Gilbert. YPCO GROUP MEMBERS MEET in student lounge to look over plans for future activities. They are (Seated) Joy Tarpley, Linda Damerau, Donna Feastert Linda Spears; (Second row) Ruth Ann Stringer, Sandi Graham, John Easilyt Sue Scarborough and John Burns. oung People’s Christian Organization THE SPONSOR OF YPCO is Miss Verna Gale. OFFICERS OF YPCO are Sue Scarborough, secretary; Jan Votaw, co-president; Cherie Browner, co-president; Tanya Williams, publicity chairman; John Easily, sergeant-at-arms; Bee Loghry, devotional chairman; and John Burns, program chairman. 138 ENJOYING ONE OF THEIR EARLY MORNING BREAK- FASTS are the members of the Key club Kenny Cauthern, Chris Maynard, Jerry Johnson, Lewis Thompson, Frank Dillard, A f‘Art McWhorter, Rickey Rays, Bobby Barton, rsse Co , Steve Carrell, William Hyden. Ronald Boyd, Don Fortune. Will Rich- ards, Bobby Jordan, Clifton Lind, Seabo Rountree, David Lins- comb, Rutty Depew, ? May, Z?i‘Z Josey, Ray Head, Eddie Gunter, Schweers, S Wf Korenek, Tommy Dea!, 0A 1 .l o - ocA', Norman Dobbins, Bernard Pearson, Terry Cad well, Steve Lord, i n Challstrom, Gary Thomas, oAn Easily, Ronnie Dip- prey, Coyle Kelly, Terry Davis, Claud Matney, Jack Howison, Chawa Payne, Gary Lovelady. Key Club DISCUSSING PLANS FOR A CAR WASH are offi- cers John Matlock, president; Jack Howison, vice- president; Eddie Gunter, secretary; David Matlock, treasurer; Jimmy Weedon, chaplain; Phillip Loney, senior director; Steve Korenek, junior director; Den- nis Leser, sophomore director; Ray Head, lieutenant governor. BUSY WITH BROOM are some members of the Key Club after a Christmas party, which they gave for some people at the Austin State School. Science Clui) CLUB SPONSOR is Mrs. Bettye Patton. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS are (Seated) Rhonda Long, secretary; Gary Thomas, president; Tommy Welch, vice-president; Coyle Kelly, treasurer. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS are (Front row) Rhonda Long, Helen Kelso, Charlene Hembree, Linda Jones, Esther Galloway, Karen Harbour; (Second row) Leonard Walton, Steve Lord, Walter Michalk, Chuck Wagnon, John Spurgeon, Gary Thomas; (Third row) Tommy Welch, Billy Watters, Coyle Kelly, Larry Swayze, Jesst Cox, Rodney De Loach, Wayne Tabor. 140 MEMBERS OF THE FINE ARTS CLUB are (Front row) Kathy Horton, Donna Orton; (Second row) Lydia Alcantar, Eileen Lann, Gerri Jernigan, Priscilla Mojica, Sandi Graham, Mary Trevino, Adelaide Boll man, Jeannie Rice, Coleen Mc- Donald, Sugie Moss; (Third row) Theresa Green, Marsha Sembritzki, Sharon Mercer, Angela Hopkins, Donna Yocum, Barbara McElvany, JfelA JToo . Shirley Gustafson, Linda Spears, Anita Mosteller, Theresa Torres, Mary Jarvis, Sandra Ice, Beth Stanley, Gail Lewis; (Fifth row) Carol Clarke, Joyce Maybin, Beverly Walt, Grace Trevine, Duane Schuch, Don Shaw, Mike Tidwell, Monroe Boyd, Bobby Webb, Claude Richey. Fine Arts Club SPONSOR OF THE FINE ARTS CLUB, OFFICERS OF THE CLUB are (Seated) Ginny Kinney, recording secretary; Don Miss Josie Champion, plays her own accom- Olfers, president; Janice Burrow, treasurer; Tony Shelton, sergeant-at-arms; Linda paniment. Mason, corresponding secretary; Shirley Biggs, vice-president. MEMBERS OF THE MIXED CHOIR are (Front row) Sue Scarborough, Sandi Graham, Ruth Boone, Barbara McElvany, Joyce Maybin, Ginny Kinney, Sandy Taylor, Cherie Browner. Donna Orton; (Second row) Priscilla Mojica, Theresa Green, Lois Merrill, Anita M os teller, Marcia Williams, Diane Carlson, Deanne Stassuender, Donna Feaster, Shirley Holmberg; (Third row) Doyle Phipps, George Kinney, Tony Shelton, Tommy Haf- felder, Lowell Higgins, Norman Dobbins, Jimmy Weedon, Dennis Penso, Tom Gibson; (Fourth row) Jerry Wall, David Virden, Ralph Dawson, Jimmy Chambers, Don Olfers, Don Shaw, Jay West, James Zombola. Choir MIXED CHOIR OFFICERS are (Seated) Sue Scar- borough, president; Ruth Boone, vice-president; (Standing) Lois Merrill, secretary; Donna Feaster, reporter; Jerry Wall, sergeant-at-arms; Sandy Tay- lor, treasurer. MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS' CHOIR are (Front row) Donna Keith, Linda Spears (aide), Kaye Goodnight, Linda Dittmar, Margaret Tracy, Judy Sanders; (Sec- ond row) Wilma Brown, Lydia Cruz, Janice Green Ginger Schobey, Beverly Caldwell, Linda Reynolds, Sandy Shock, Cynthia Richards; (Third row) Olga Ramos, Sandra Easily, Z,np Hernandep, Kathy Horton, Elaine Thomas, an ITo , Leslie Prince, Peggy Allen, fan Cauthen, Vicki King; (Fourth row) Lupe Perez, Yolanda Flores, Virgie Calderon, Naomi Solis, Sandra Crumley, Margy Ross, Ji7 y Raburn, Ann Adair, Ka y Richardson, an Marilyn Sankey. Girls Choir OFFICERS LOOKING OVER CHOIR MUSIC are Rene Cauthen, treasurer; Vicki King, secretary; Sandy Shock, president; Leslie Prince, vice-president; Marilyn Sankey, sergeant-at-arms. MISS JOSIE CHAMPION evidently enjoys directing the choir. 144 OFFICERS OF THE BOYS' CHOIR are Jimmy Chambers, treasurer; Rex Bateman, secretary; Lonnie Strange, vice-president; and Douglas Barton, sergeant-at-arms. THE BOYS' CHOIR adds to the music department of Travis. (Front row) Jerry Eshberger, Rex Bateman, Walter Blake, James Shock and Doyle Phipps. (Second row) Lonnie Strange, Jimmy Chambers, Earl Scott and Don Bryant. (Third row) Ronnie Niemtschke, Douglas Barton, and Danny Altum. MISS JOSIE CHAMPION discusses music with Lonnie Strange. MASQUES are (Front row) Jerry Lynn Turner, Sally Luechese, Renee Dement, Bertha Perez, Susan McHenry, Baker, LeAnne Miller, Kathy Horton; (Second row) Jo Massey, ftu A Inn farf, Sandra Crumley, FicAi Broaddus, Christa Cantwell, oyce £ a n, Cherie Browner; (Third row) Sharon McCorkle, Wilma Brown, Helen Bialaszewski, Maurine Bleker, Deanne Stasswender, Peggy Priest, Ai sy Warren; (Fourth row) David Peters. Wesley Hudson, 7acA Gatlin, Richard Hill, Lowell Hig- gins, Malcolm Nelson, Ronnie Hill, Bill Josey. Thespians Scarlet OFFICERS are Jack Gatlin, sergeant-at-arms; Betsy Hodge, pres- ident; Ginny Kinney, secretary; Mrs. Karp, director; Ruth Ann Hart, historian; Bill Josey, vice-president. Not pictured is Sally Luechese, po nr recorder. BETWEEN ACTS Joyce Elam, acA Gatlin, and Wesley Hudson perform a slapstick comedy. 146 MASQUETTES “ENJOY THEMSELVES at the Thes- pian initiation. They are (Front row) Layton Fergu- son, Leonard Walton, Charlotte Wagner, Marsha Dixon; (Second row) Mary Agnes Clark, Jane Quisenberry, Patricia Lockhart, Dorothy Beck, Mary Bang; (Third row) Monroe Boyd, Bob Jenkins. Not pictured are Susan Bohls, Layton Ferguson, Guen Frazee, Helen Marie Joseph, Coyle Kelly, Helen Kelso, George Kin- ney, Patricia Lockhart, Steve Lord, Danny McAngus, Marilyn McBee, Billye Nelson, Ann Orgitano, Pat Pemberton, James Shaw, Jacquelyn Sodke, Gary Thomas, Sallie Williams, Shirley Worde, Elizabeth Joy, Carol Wilson. of the Masque MASQUES MALCOLM NELSON AND PEGGY PRIEST use their imagination when deciding how to initiate Mas- queue Mary Bang. VICKI BROADDUS AND COLMAN CORSER (his hand holds the can) think Masquette George Kinney needs a shower. MEMBERS OF THE POPULAR MUSIC CLUB are (Front row) Mary Ann Payne, Jane Wolff, Janet Beaty, Sandy Shock, Linda Wallace, Jayne Tucker, Vickie King, fane Cauthen, Katy Richardson; (Second row) Virginia Buratti, Peggy Allen, fie A Fatheree, Connie Hits• man, Donna Halbert, Charleen Lewis, oyce Cameron, Cathy Cyperi, Kaye Eanest Betty Stanley; (Third row) Peggy Brown, Cynthia Richards, Sandra Crumley, Elaine Thomas, Carol Fox, Rose Marie Johnson, Pam Yant, Deanne Stasswender, Sherry Biggs, Bonnie Orgitano, Judy Anderson and Noel Polk. Popular Music Club SPONSOR, Miss Mary Elizabeth Ownsby. DECIDING ON RECORDS TO BE PLAYED AT THE MEETINGS are the officers—president, Linda Wallace; vice-president, Vicki King; secretary, Pam Yant; treasurer, Jayne Tucker. 148 FBLA MEMBERS are (Front row) Viclcie Estrada; Roxie Bun; Janet Foster, secretary-treasurer; (Back row) Charles Harper, president; Johnnie Fisher, vice-president; Walter Rhodes, sergeant-at-arms; Jimmy Russ, reporter. Not pictured are David Ralston, John Monaghan and Beverly Roberson. Future Business FBLA is the national youth organization for high school and college students enrolled in business subjects. It is sponsored by the United Business Education Association. It is designed to provide young adults with educational, vocational, and leadership experi- ences. It encourages improvement in scholar- ship, promotes school loyalty, and strengthens confidence of young adults in themselves and their work. CLUB SPONSOR is Mrs. Regina Welge. Leaders of America SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE CLUB are (Front row) Cheryl Lee, Jon Eotaw, Betsy Hodge-, (Second row) Carolyn Barkley, Joy Tarpley, Eddie Gunter; (Third row) Billie Rayburn, Karen Crum, John Burns, Jack Howison, Ray Head, Don Fortune. Personal The main purpose of the club is to enable stu- dents to learn more about public and private busi- ness affairs. Members have speakers to come and talk with them. This club helps students to become better acquainted with the business world. 150 MR. HAROLD E. CADWALLADER is the sponsor of the club. JUNIOR MEMBERS are (Front row) Rita Castle, Bruce Evans, Linda Meek, David Matlock; (Second row) Jean Bolieu, Susan Price, Leak Thomas, Billy Walling; (Third row) Bruce Wittig, Chris Maynard, Tommy Macry. Business Club OFFICERS are Jack Howison, president; Linda Meek, vice-pres- ident; Carolyn Barkley, secretary; David Matlock, treasurer; Billy Walling, sergeant-at-arms. 151 Distributive education is an on-the- job training program for juniors and sen- iors in high school in the field of dis- tribution which includes retailing, whole- saling, and service selling. The students taking DE are in school for four periods each school day morning and are at their training stations the re- mainder of the day. DE is also an activity club in which the emphasis is on leader- ship training and delegation of responsi- bility. Club sponsor and DE teacher is Mr. Kennith Hogue. MARY SUR NICHOLS, DE Sweetheart Distributive DE MEMBERS are (Front row) Eddie Maxwell, Marcia Wil- liams, Margo Duncum, Sally Ramirez, Sandi Gibler, Cheryl Hall, June Townsend, Nancy McCown, Billy Adams; (Back row) Earnest Krueger, Fred Ratnirez, Bill Moore, Charles Law, Mary Sue Nichols, Mike Millard, Julia Spears, Jimmy Krebs, Ed Crumbles, Gary Moore, Kerry Finnell, David Bohls, Danny Ahum. Education WORKING AT WESTERN AUTO is David Boh Is. SANDl GIBLER, DE PRESIDENT, checks groceries at HER Food Store. Other officers are Mary Sue Nichols, vice-president; Sally Ramirez, secretary; Mike Millard, treasurer; Doyle Mooret sergeant-at-arms; Julia Spears, parliamentarian; Cheryl HaUt reporter; Charles Law, his- torian; Margo Duncum, city-club representative. CHARLES LAW “PUNCHES IN” at Gage Furniture Company in Cameron Village where he works. 153 MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH CLUB are (Front row) Sa lijo Snitker, Janet Thompson; (Second row) Ruth Ann Hart, Sharon McCorkle, Bert Powell, Susan McHenry, Steve Sanders, MarjAa Meredith, Gwen Frazee, Paulette Fojtik, G'ay e Warren. GATHERED AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE are Marsha Meredith, Susan V c- rnry, 5 «« Sanders, Salli jo Snitker, Janet Thompson, ffi 7o5 y, 5Aaron McCorkle. 154 OFFICERS OF THE FRENCH CLUB are Bert Powell, president; Salli jo Snitker, treasurer; Darlene Hengst, secretary; Don Bryant, vice-president; Susan McHenry, pub- licity chairman. MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN CLUB are (Front row) Bob Jenkins, James Edwards, Werner Eickmeyer, Steve Houston, Glynn Deison, Terry Evans; (Second row) Judy Brown, Linda Jones, Frances Roberto, Jennifer Laier, Monique Polome, Ricky Rays, Andre Pelome. German Club THE GERMAN CLUB meets for breakfast. OFFICERS OF THE GERMAN CLUB are Mike McGuckin, program chairman; Bill Josey, treas- urer; Richard Dobrowolski, sergeant-at-arms; Judy Blanton, secretary; Diane Briggs, vice- president; Leonard Buaas, president. 155 OFFICERS OF THE LATIN CLUB are David Virden, sergeant-at-arms; Nancy Kipple, historian; Kenny Blankenship, secre- tary; Susan Wilkersonf reporter; Donna Feasier, co-vice-president; Tanya Williams, president. Not pictured is Ken Schweers, co-vice-president. Latin Club 7IT0 SLAVES, Kenneth Hagood and John Easttyt enjoy the Roman fruits of the godst which are spilling out of the elegant cornucopia. 156 READY FOR THEIR ROMAN FEAST ARE MEMBERS (Back row) John Arhelger, Carol Wilson, Sheila Altis, Kenneth Hagood, John Eastty; (Front row) Mary Williams, Sharon Thomas, Barbara Bradshaw, Yolanda Towns, Cynthia Tannehill. SPONSOR, Mrs. Mildred Hatch MEMBERS LOUNGE IN ROMAN STYLE. Those sating are John Arhelger, Carol Wilson, Sheila Altis, Sharon Thomas, Barbara Bradshaw, Susan Wilkerson, Donna Feaster, Nancy Kipple, Tanya Williams, Mary Williams, Cynthia Tannehill. Reclining are David Virden and Kenny Blankenship. FFA MEMBERS are (From row) Lee Davis, Cordon Jenkins, Tommy Livingston, Buddy Fowler, Stanley Perry, Mr. Branyon. (Second row) Allen Snuffer, George Jenkins, A. G. Votaw Herbie Eskew, James Burke. (Third row) Dale Fisher, Sherwin Ktssen, George Raatz, Jay West, Mike Turner, Lloyd Morri- son. (Fourth row) Ronnie Sommers, Gary Smith, Billy Von Quintos, Alvin Farrell. (Fifth row) James Chambers, Vernon Slovacek, Bobby Bozarth, Buddy Chambers. Albert Allison, Johnnie Sommers, Bryan Flow, Jerry Simpson. Future Farmers The primary aim of the Future Farm- ers of America is the development of ag- ricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. FFA SPONSOR is Mr. Tom Branyon. Officers are Lee Davis, president; Gordon Jenkins, vice-president; Tommy Livingston, secretary; Buddy Fowler, treasurer; Rowland Edwards, reporter; Stanley Perry, sentinel. ROWLAND EDWARDS AND LEE DAVIS curry the Hereford that Lee won in the Houston Livestock Show. THIS HAMPSHIRE SOW and her pigs are owned by James Burke. of America GREENHAND JUNIOR CHAPTER CONDUCTING TEAM WINNERS are James Chambers, Bryan Flow, Herbie Eskewt A. G. Votaw, Gary Smith, and Jay West. GETTING HIS REGISTERED SUFFOLK EWE READY for the show is Bryan Flow. FFA Boys Exhibit at Austin Show 160 Chess and Checker Club DECIDING WHICH MOVE TO MAKE NEXT ARE THE OFFICERS, Jerry Strain, president; Gary Hale, vice-president; Cathy Caldwell, sec- retary. Mr. Guff in watches. MR. FRANK GUFF IN IS SPONSOR of the Chess and Checker Club. MEMBERS are (Front row) Sharon Carson, Helen Bialas- zewski, Christa Cantwell, V icki Broaddus, Barbara Brock, Pam Burge, Patti Dare; (Second row) Mike Stork, Alton Phillips, Danny Beyer, Alfred Perez, Rex Bateman, Bill Pool, Doyle Phipps, Chaua Paynje, Tom Gibson; (Third row9) Larry Purifoy, Jerry Strain, Mark Rich, Gary Hale, Jimmy Davis, Ken Horner, Harry Hendrickson, Teddy Quick; (Fourth row) Terry Pitts ford, Scott Stueve, Mike Williams, Glen Nied, Mickey Hod nett, Mr. Guffin, Raymond Wil- liams, Jimmie Farris, Rickey Powell. 161 MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR HISTORIANS CLUB looking over books the club gave to the library are Bill Rhea, Billy Wall, Donnie Shugart, Abraham Uriastand Arthur Riojas. Junior Historians OFFICERS LOOK OVER EQUIPMENT. They are Arthur Riojas, secretary; Bill Rhea, president; Billy IF all, vice-president; Donnie Shugart, Abraham Urias, treasurer. 162 JUNIOR HISTORIANS SPONSOR is Mrs. WHtard Nitschke. CAREERS SERVICE CLUB MEMBERS are (Front row) Carolyn Shuberg, Elaine Wilson, Sherry Freitag, Anita Guerra, Yo- landa Guerrero; (Second row) Jo Beth Williams, Ann Schmidt, Albert Herwig, Ruth Baker; (Third row) Carolyn Chobant Judy O'Bannon, Kay Miles, Cynthia Hall, Patsy Williams. Careers Service Club OFFICERS are (Front row) Rae Lynn Strauss, treasurer; Kathy Lewis, president; (Second row) Alice Power, secretary; Jimmy Jasperson, vice-president; Anne Watkins, reporter. OTHER MEMBERS are (Front row) Jo Thomas, Nancy Pur year, Kay Dyess, 3 ary Lou Cazares; (Second row) Barbara Leath, Janice Rosenlxilm, an Schmidt; (Third row) Joe Goebler, Mike Ischy. MEMBERS OF THE PASF are (Front row) Joyce Slromberg, Nana KeUey, Kathy Hughes, Charles Pettus. Mary Agnes Clark; (Second row) Sharron Vaughn, Bertha Nuz, Dora Ramos, Cynthia Rodriquez, Olga Ramos, Lydia Cruz, Margie Fine, Judy Green; (Third row) Linda Fogle, Dusty Knight, George Vandervort, Mike Turner, Leon CHoard, Edwin Day, Tony Cruz, Pete Govea. Pan-American 164 PREPARING CORSAGES FOR VAL- ENTINE'S DAY are sponsors, Mrs. Margaret Adey and Mrs. Elvira Sloat. OTHER MEMBERS OF THE PASF are (Front row) Elizabeth Joy, Almira Trejo, Lupe Hernandez, Judy Nowotny, l ary Simon; (Second row) Ronnie Hill, Robert Ramos, Leon Ramirez, L ias Gonzales, Johnny Bergmann, Mike McWhorter, Norman Dobbins, oAn Kearney; (Third row) Bob McDonald, Mike Rush, Eladio Serna, Jack Gatlin, Lowell Higgins, Tom Hancock, Richard Hill. Student Forum OFFICERS OF THE PASF are (Front row) Almira Trejo, corresponding secre- tary; Joyce Stromberg, re- porter-historian; Ronnie Hill, president; Norman Dobbins, sergeant-at-arms; (Second row) Sharron Vaughn, record- ing secretary; Mary Simon, treasurer; Lowell Higgins, vice-president; Edwin Day, re- porter-historian. 165 Future Nurses TALKING OVER NEW IDEAS are (Front row) Sue Scarborough, Cheryl Potts, Ludenda Robertson, Lupe Perez, Jerry Lynn Turner, Kay Lynn McWilliams, Joyce Cameron; (Second row) Jan Barton, Claudia Castleberry, Sandy Akin, Violet Mosbroker, an Loghry. OFFICERS are Gayle Young, president; Rylean Farris, vice-president; Darlene Hull, secretary; Bettye Venable, treasurer; Martha Eskew, and Sharon Richmond, historians. LOOKING AT THEIR SCRAPBOOK are (Front row) Janis Johnson, Sandra Bulla, Patsy Jordan, Sheila Keller, Sharon Chamberlain, Nancy Adamson; (Second row) Shirley Roberts, Carolyn Jenkins, Jackie Sodke, Mary Alice Bargas, Margaret Cortinez, Yolanda Flores, Mary Louise Rivera, Carol Deison. 166 DISCUSSING PLANS FOR A CAKE SALE are (Front row) IF anda IT acker, Linda Dittmar, Pat Johnson, Dottie Langner, and Kaye Goodnight; (Second row) Mary Patton, Judy Boyd, Patsy Harp, Jackie Evans; (Third row) Kay Kozlowski, Anne Bassett, Nancy Pizzifred, Sandy Gray, Kathleen Anderson, and Vicki Dawson. Future Teachers MEMBERS are (Front row) Billye Nelson, Joyce Brown, Carolyn Breed, Joan Eduards, Margy Schriber, Nancy Bar- nard, V'icki Brizendine, Margaret Pitts ford, LeAnne Miller, Larry Spillar, Karen Schweers, Mary Lou Boone, Sally Luc- chese. Miss Stoneham, Mr. King, Mrs. Sluder, Lois Merrill, Sandra Lambert, Harriet Macune, Kenny Boswell, Sandy Dal- ton, Peggy Glass, Rene Dement, Janie Fisher, Barbara Kunze, Linda Jackson, Ginger Payne, Judy Artz, Misty Howard; (Second row) Carolyn Barker, Neverlyn Bergstrom, Darlene McAdoo, Sammie Brownlow, Linda Kizziar, Linda Damerau, Ann Orgitano, Jane Quisenberry, Charlotte Wagner, Elaura Eskew, Mary Lou Canion, Ginny Taylor, Karen Manhart, Linda FT A OFFICERS are (Front row) Lois Merrill, vice-presi- dent; Sally Lucchese, president; Harriet Macune, reporter; Sandra Lambert, treasurer; (Second row) Larry Spillar, ser- geant-at-arms; Mary Lou Boone, secretary; Karen Schweers, historian; Kenny Boswell, parliamentarian. 168 of America. Wiley; (Third row) Susan Stewart, Paulette Rather, Jo Mas- sey, Shirley Worde, Carmen Wilburn, Angie Seipt, Carolyn Moore, Pat Pemberton, Wilma Brown, Pat Wofford, Janice Weisner, Diane Mills, Gay Brown, Diana Cater, Ann Olson, Linda Warren, Donna Petty, Sue Ann Dye, Donna Tomerlin, Mary Sue Street, Patsy Warren, Gwyn Rea, Cindy Mayer, Dottie Montgomery, Philip Loney, Karen Mills, Jocelyn Tittle, Donna Smith, Donna Fahey, (Fourth row) Coretta Phares, Carolyn Hunley, Linda Reynolds, Joyce Elam, Raielle Rainey, Carol Huber, . ancy Gent, Maurine Bleker, Sharon Warren, Geraldine Cox, Carol Brooks, Alberta Bolding, Laurel Flenni- ken, Donna Keith, Kenny Cauthern, Bill May, Vicki Matthews, James Rich, Eric Anderson, Doug Mallett, Charles Peoples, Billy Reeder, Ginger Buck, Bonnie Cmerek, Sandy Breed, Linda Richards, Sandy Walker, Una Jane Patton; (Fifth row) Carolyn Dittmar, Beverly Gilbert, ancy B rid well, Sharon Beckham, Linda Woody, Gary Lovelady, Jerry Pearson, Bryan Shirley, Bobby Ford, Gary Briscoe, Jimmy Craig, Jack Linder, Bobby Hone, John Stanford, Champ Matthews, Bobby Richard, Robert Young, Rusty Middleton, Bill Gross, Frank Roberto, Pat Chrisco, Dennis Leser, Gerald Hill, Roy Curly, Sarah Howell, Gloria Swenson, Carolyn Bartlett, Cheryl Pettus, Carol Seals. VIC MEMBERS are (Front row) Billy Miller, Cindy Gladney, Mary Alice Paschali, Judi Sansom, Bessie Lohman; (Second row) Johnny Berkhart, Steve Dunnahoo, Glen Bromley, Jimmy Castle, erry Eshberger, Buddy Burrow, James Cox; (Third row) Robert Crystal, Lee Gu y, ITayne ATirAt, David Bohls, BiU Brown, Pete Neal. Vocational Industrial OFFICERS are (Front row) James Cox, vice- president; Judi Sansom, reporter; Bessie Lohman, secretary; Billy Burrow, treasurer; (Second row) Billy Miller, president; Pete Neal, sergeant at arms; Mr. Donald C. Welch, sponsor. Club ON THE ]OB TRAINING is gained by Bill Brown in the cabinet shop at Calcasieu’s. REPAIRING ELECTRIC IRONS is one of the things ICayne Kirk has learned in Calcasieu’s Appliance Repair Department. BEING A DENTAL ASSISTANT is Judi San- som’s accomplishment. She works in the office of Dr. Tom Caldwell. 171 CLUB MEMBERS, learning to crochet, are (Seated) Cherie Browner, Becky Fox, Jean Cundifj, .Wrs. rene Fa Ar, sponsor (showing members how to crochet), Dianna Davis, Fays San- ders, Kathy Davenport, Ann Marie Defoe; (Standing) Paul- ette Mohler, Celine Cypert, Mary Holloway, Kathleen Eick- mann, Mary Sue McGhee. BECKY FOX is club presi- dent. OTHER CLUB OFFICERS, displaying their handiwork, are Mary Holloway, vice-president; Kathleen Eickmann, secretary-treasurer; Jean Cundiff, reporter. Needlecraft Club 172 OFFICERS Sandy Shock .................... president Pam Yant .................. vice-president Lydia Cruz __________________ treasurer Connie Estrada..............-... historian Mary Trevino ............ parliamentarian READY TO SAMPLE THEIR CHRISTMAS “GOODIES are Margaret Thiem, Joyce Horton, Pat Hitchcock, Sylvia Nicholson, Sharon Dun- ham, Violet Mos broker. Future Homemakers of America Chapter I FHA MEMBERS are (Front row) Mary Trevino, Angel Her- nandez, Glenda Durbin, Margaret Cortinez, Gloria Galvan, Bev- erly Schlueder, Roxie Burt, Violet Mosbroker, Pat Farar, Kay Eanes, Lydia Cruz, Pam Yant, Sandy Shock, Mrs. Carmen Ferris; (Second row) Cathy Cypert, Joyce Horton, Margaret Thiem, Olga Ramos, Alice Flores, Lupe Hernandez, Janice Weisner, Pat Wofford, Cecelia Richards, Cynthia Richards, Rene Cauthen, Katy Richardson, Peggy Allen; (Third row) Virginia Buratti, Peggy Brown, Gloria Moreno, Barbara Hec- tor, Andy Hooper, Harriet Macune, Paula McClellan, Kay Lii Verne, Angie Graham, Wanda Schmidt, Betty Stanley, Frances I ancaster, Neva Joyce Grant, Janet Barkley. FHA CHAPTER II MEMBERS are (Front row) Mrs. Irene Falk, Faye Sanders, Patsy McNcese, Barbara Kunze, Karen Mills, Bettye Venable, Joyce Kroeger, Beverly Caldwell, Mandy Motley, Carol Fox, Vicki Matthews, Donna Halbert, Cherie Browner, Karen Bohls; (Second row) Priscilla Mojica, Paulette Mohler; (Third row) Roda Simpson, Kathleen Eickman, Dora Ramos, Mary Alice Paschali, Chris Mixon, Janis Dyer, Christa Cantwell, Gayle Young, Sherry Biggs, Rose Marie Johnson, Future Homemakers of America MODELING GARMENTS which they have made themselves are Alice Riely, Chris Mixon, Bev- erly Caldwell, Pam Maloy, Kay Kozlowski, Judy Nowotny, Bettye Venable, Becky Fox. Jerry Lynn Turner, Pam Maloy, Cariotta Perez, Judy Sowotny, dennen, Becky Fox, Linda Wall, anrf Jones, Joyce Elam, 4 ice Riely; (Fourth row) Jeanne Ludwig, Carolyn Barkleyt Deanne Stasswender, Elaine Thomas, Barbara McElvaney, Mary Holloway, Celine Cypert, Kay Kozlowski, Doris Clen- Micheline McElrath, Dianna Davis. Chapter II OFFICERS Faye Sanders president Patsy McNeese ......—........ first vice-president Barbara Kunze ... second vice-president Karen Mills _______________ third vice-president Bettye Venable fourth vice-president Joyce Kroeger fifth vice-president Mandy Motley ............ .. recording secretary Beverly Caldwell ........ corresponding secretary Carol Fox treasurer Vicki Matthews historian Donna Halbert ___________________ parliamentarian Cherie Brawner ........................... pianist WHAT YOU CAN LEARN FROM YOUR PATTERN WHAT CAS BE LEARS ED FROM A PATTERS is illus- trated behind Mrs. Florence Richey, coordinator of home and family-life education in Austin Independent Schools; Miss Flo Sorris, student teacher; and Mrs. Irene Falkt sponsor. 175 MEMBERS OF GIRLS' INTRAMURALS are (Front row) Dorothy Ragland, Peggy Priest, Coleen Auvil, Cynthia Wag- ner, Bunny Brown, Beverly Caldwell, Neva Joyce Grant, Paula McClellan, Annette Hopkins. (Second row) Doris C endennen, Marilyn Sankey, Sharon Francis, Judy San key, Mary Tony Ramirez, Diana Alcoser, Dolores Lxtjuente, Nancy Nuz. (Third row) Frances Perez, Mercy Loera, Gloria Moreno, Janie Valenzuela, Kathy Wash, Diana Davenport. (Fourth row) Frances Lancaster, Patsy McNiel, Kay Johnson, Marian Toll, Elaine Smith. Girls' Intramurals MISS VALDEZ is the Intramurals' sponsor. OFFICERS are Neva Joyce Grant, sergeant-at-arms; Beverly Caldwell, vice- president; Annette Hopkins, secretary; Marilyn Sankey, president; Dorothy Ragland, treasurer. FIRST PLACE VOLLEYBALL TEAM MEMBERS are (Standing) Marilyn Sankey, Neva Joyce Grant, Annette Hopkins, Patt Farar; (Seated) Jill DeVilbiss, Beverly Caldwell. PLAYING PING-PONG are Ginny Taylor and Dorothy Ragland. PING PONG FINALISTS are cou- pled as (Front row) Jen Jjiier and Sharon Chamberlain; Diana Daven- port and Gaylene Horn. (Back row) Gloria Alvarez and Janie Valenzuela; Judy Sankey and Marilyn Sankey. MEMBERS OF THE CLUB are (Front row) Bennie Schueihs, Tommy W elch, Jack Wilson, Herman Schuarzert Tommy Raburn, Ronny Raburn; (Second row) Al Fiedler, Bobby Stringer, Eddie Gaines, Jimmy Stewart, John Johnson; (Third row) Royce Harrell, Ronnie Stone, Larry Alford, Jim Weeden, Rudy Trevino, Dick Barber, Mike Solimine, Obie Torres; (Fourth row) Thomas Thompson, David Schmidt, Madison Hughes, Roy Sedwick, Dale Jackson, Marshall Galloway, Bob Johnson, and Mr. Fleming, sponsor. BESSIE SCHWEIHS displays the deer he shot. 178 Hunting and OFFICERS OF THE HUSTISG ASD WILDLIFE CLUB are Ronnie Stone, president; Dale Jackson, vice-president; Jimmy Weedon, secretary-treasurer. AL FIEDLER AMD DICK BARBER hold their game, a lynx cat. SPONSOR OF THE CLUB is Mr. Ed Fleming. Wildlife Club SHOW ING HIS SIX POINT BUCK is Jimmy Stewart. 179 AT CHRISTMAS TIME these club members busily worked on stuffed animals for a children s ward. JUDY BROUN, VICKIE HYDE, AND SUE MITCHELL proudly display their finished product. WHO Y-Teens MEMBERS OF THE If HO Y-TEENS are (From row) Rylean Farris, Karen Schweers, Mary Shujfield. Sue Mitchell. (Second row) Donna Feaster, Barbara McElvany, Margie Schriber, Sylvia Horyza, Ann Watkins. (Third row) Dottie Montgomery, Vickie Hyde, Judy Brown, Charlotte Mitchell, Mistie Howard, Becky Touchstone, Joyce Stromberg, Sharon Dunham. Sponsor is Mrs. Leslie Watkins. MEMBERS OF THE HALO Y TEENS are (Front row) Handy Motley, Barbara Brock, Carolyn Huntey, Jan is Dyer, Vicki Broaddus, Nana Kelley. (Second row) Jo Massey, Peggy Glass, Sharon Carson, Linda Meek, Ravel!e Rainey, l at French, Sandy Dalton, Karen Manhart, Christa Cantwell. (Third row) Sharon McCorkle, Helen Bialaszewski, Patti Dare, Joyce Elam, Vicki Matthews, Mary Lou Boone, Maurine Bleker, Cheryl Potts, Ruth Ann Hart. HALO Y-Teens ON A RED ENGINE that their club painted for an orphans' home are Christa Cantwell, Ravelle Rainey, Ruth Ann Hart, Handy Motley, and Vicki Mathews. MEMBERS OF THE KA Y-TEENS are (Front row) Eve Franki, Sharron Vaughn, Marilyn Me Bee, Sharon Beckham, Nancy B rid well, Donna Petty, Linda Warren, Margaret Tracy. (Second row) Donna Orton, Mary Pat Galle, Angie Seipt, Bonnie Cmerek, Gloria Swenson, Carmen Wilburn, Shirley Worde, Gay Brown, Sandra Walker, Diana Mills. (Third row) Susan Wesley, Dorothy Beck, Marilyn Hooker, Penny Gowen, Sandy Breed, Ginger Buck, Sue Ann Dye, Lynda Carson, Patricia Cantwell, Sharron Cantwell, Charlotte Norris, Sandy Akin, Bonnie Ferguson, Jeanne Fogarty. Sponsors are Mrs. T. W. Buck, Jr. and Mrs. Henry M. Seipt, Jr. KA and TNT Y-Teens 182 MEMBERS OF THE TNT Y-TEENS are (Front row) Cory Phares, Marcia Ham- mer, Alice Power, Jo Thomas, Rae Lynn Strauss. (Second row) Judy Artz, Joyce Brown, S a 11 i e Williams, Charlotte Wagner, Ann Orgitano. (Third row) Theresa Torres, Linda Richards, Ann Olson, Diana Cater, Janice Burrow, Janice Rosenbalm. Sponsors are Mrs. B. C. Richards and Mrs. E. W. Phares. Fishing Club EXAMINING A MAP of the lakes around Austin are sponsor, Mr. Bob lelmini (seated), and officers—Jill DeVilbiss, vice- president ; Donna Mellon, secretary; Larry Land, president; William Hyden, sergeant- at-arms; Roy Allen, program chairman. MEMBERS are (Front row) Mr. Bob lelmini, Jill DeVilbiss, Chris Mixon, Sue Mitchell; (Second row) Kenneth Lewis, Patt Farar, Donna Mellon, Sylvia Horyza, Charlotte Mitchell; (Third row) Roy Allen, Jeff Cullen, Larry Land, Donnie Sweat, William Hyden, Ronnie Sweat. 183 184 themes written by her English VIII Composition class. William B. Travis High School 1211 EAST OLTORF STREET AUSTIN A. TEXAS WM. A. S LOAN, PRINCIPAL Dear Seniors: November 27, 1962 The time that you have spent at Wm. B. Travis High School has been very enjoyable for the faculty. We see in this class a number of very outstanding individuals and as a group you are as fine as any we have had to graduate from Wm. B. Travis. I would urge that as you graduate and continue either in college or vocational or technical training or directly into employment that you maintain a desire for further education and that you become a more effective individual not only in your life's work but as a responsible citizen of the United States. Citizenship is something that we all take for granted; however, it should be something that all of us cherish. We should learn the fine points of citizenship, how we can take part in our government, how we can learn to understand and respect our government. It is only through keeping ourselves well informed that we can do this. Always find out the facts and make up your own minds in things concerning government. It is very easy for us to repeat things that we have heard others say concerning government without ever doing any thinking of our own. This is a dangerous thing. Be well informed then reach your own decisions. We have many problems facing us as a people in this day and age but they are probably no more serious to us than problems have been to peoples of the past. We must learn to solve the problems and look to the future with enthusiasm and optimism. We do have a bright future. It is up to us to make the most of it. We can do this by taking an active part in things around us, being anxious to serve as well as to be served, and to be willing to pay for those things that are worth while. We wish the best for each of you as you leave us. Mr. W. A. Sloan 1‘ruui ial. U illuim H. Trant llifh Silrnul 187 Mr. Barnes Milam Vice-Princi xil Mr. Milam is also the Dean of Boys at Travis. Besides being able to take over the job of principal in Mr. Sloan’s absence, he is in charge of all text books and parking conditions in the parking lots. Miss Mary Campbell Dean of Girls Miss Campbell is in a sense a second vice- principal. She is in charge of the discipline of the girls at Travis. It is also her job to count grade points and to keep averages for the various honor societies of Travis. She is also sponsor of the Na- tional Honor Society and the Senior Class. 188 School Board Dr. Irby B. Carruth Superintendent of Schools AUSTIN BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES are, seated, Mr. Clint Small Jr., vice-president; Mr. Thomas A. Graham, president; Mrs. Carrie Bray, secretary. Standing, are Dr. John F. Thomas, Mrs. Huton Black, Mr. Tom C. Brown Jr., and Mr. Roy Butler. 189 MRS. MARTHA PERKINS, counselor, helps Kay Dyess and Terry Barnard decide on the courses they will take and the colleges they will attend. Counselors Mis Mona Jarrell Mr . Martha Perkin 190 Office Staff MISS CLADYS ASHBY Clerk MRS. JUNE LUCCHESE Registrar MRS. WANDA McMAINS Secretary MRS. BARBARA JOHNSON Librarias MRS. MINNIE ROGERS Clerk 191 MRS. BARBARA JOHNSON and Mrs. Minnie Rogers sort library cards dur- ing one of their days. MRS. MARCARET ADEY Spanish MR. SAM ADKINS Mechanical Drawing Girls Crafts MR. JACK ALLISON Assistant Football Coach Biology Track Coach MISS FRANCES BEAVER English MEASURING, MIXING, AND MAKING NEW compounds interests Mr. Frank Guff in, chemistry teacher. MISS ALICE BELL Physical Education Tennis Coach MR. ALFRED BOEMER Applied Science Biology MR. CHARLIE BOREN American History Assistant Football Coach Baseball Coach MR. TOM BRANYON Vocational Agricultura MR. STEVE BROUGHER Driver’s Education 192 MRS. LOSSIE BUSH NELL Algebra Central Math MR. H. E. CADWALLADER General Math Plane Geometry MR. ALLAN CALKIN MR. GUINN CARUTHERS Algebra Metalwork General Math Radio MISS JOSIE CHAMPION Men a Choir Women' Choir Mixed Choir T ravis F acuity “THIS IS ONE ff AY TO PAINT says Mrs. Frances Davis as she demon• strates the art of painting. MISS MARGARET CLOVER Journalism English MR. JAMES COON Advanced Woodwork Metalwork MRS. FRANCES DAVIS Art MRS. MARY DeBAULT Consumer'� Math Plane Geometry Algebra 193 MRS. IRENE FALK Horae Decoration Clothing MRS. CARMEN FERRIS Food MR. ED FLEMINC Physical Education Bookkeeping Commercial Law MRS. BERNARD FORSTER American History Tcxaa Hiatory Civics Rebelette Sponaor MISS MARY ELIZABETH OWWSBY, typing and shorthand teacher, shows her practice teacher, Miss Lynn Paine, the way things are done at Travis. MISS VERNA GALE MR. FRANK CUFF1N MRS. MILDRED HATCH MR. JAMES HEJL Engliah Chemistry English Band Latin MRS. PATRICIA HERVEY Ceneral Math Algebra 194 MR. KENNITH HOGUE Distributive Education MR. NORMAN HOOTON Head Basketball Coach B Team Football Coach Health MR. BOB IELMINI World Hiatory MISS JUNE KARP English Speech MR. HOW ARD KING W'orld History T ra vis Faculty MRS. ELVIRA SLOAT WAITS patiently while her Spanish students com- plete a test. MRS. JEFFIE KNEIP General Math Plane Geometry Algebra MISS ELIZABETH LEE English MR. JAMES MUNSON Physical Education Head B Team Coach MR. FENNER MYERS Head Football Coach Physical Education American History 195 MRS. WILLARD NITSCHKE American History Sociolofy Civica MISS MARY ELIZABETH OWNSBY Shorthand Typing MRS. BETTYE PATTON Biology MISS IRENE RANDERSON Plane Geometry Trigonometry Algebra MR. GAIL RASCO World History American History MR. WILLIE SCHLICKEISEN World History MRS. ELVIRA SLOAT English Spanish MRS. DORIS SLUDER English MR. WOODROW RAINWATER American History World History MRS. BERNARD FORSTER, Rebelette sponsor, is dressed appropriately to go out to the cold field where she will tell her girls to “LIFT THEIR KNEES MISS JANE SMOOT MISS LOIS STONEHAM MRS. I.EBBIE TAYLOR MR. JOE TYSON English English French Phyclolofy Biology Physics MISS MINNIE VALDEZ Physical Education T ra vis Faculty MRS. REGINA WELCE Office Practice Typing ' - oy YOUR MARK. GET SET . . . Mr. Ken- nith Hogue and his anxiously awaiting stu- dents, Sandi Gibler and Edward Grumbles, count the seconds until the bell rings. MR. DONALD WELCH ICT (Industrial Cooperative Training) 197 “READ MY JIMMY'S THEME,” exclaims Mrs. Dallas Ferris to Mrs. Herbert Harrison, Shep Harrison's mother, while Mr. and Mrs. Lalo Campos, parents of Rene Campos, look at other papers on Back-To-School night. OFFICERS OF THE PTA are, standing, Mrs. Tommy Craig, Mr. W. A. Sloan, Mrs. Herbert Harrison, and Mrs. Bernice Caldwell. Seated, are Mrs. H. B. Alford, Mrs. Solon Huber, and Mrs. Hugh Morrison. 198 PTA The PTA, which is considered one of the most ac- tive organizations in school, is an association of parents and teachers who meet bi-monthly to plan and discuss the many activities which the PTA heads. The PTA sponsors and helps numerous functions at school. PARTICIPATING in a womanless style show presented by the Rebel Boosters are Messrs. Roland Daily, Clyde Hill, John Spillar, Gordon Bays, Lloyd Payne and Johnnie Sanders. Rebel Boosters Club The Rebel Boosters Club is one of the clubs that helps with activities of the students of Travis. This group of adults buys many items for the school’s use. They help with the senior party that is held at the end of the year. They also give four scholarships each year —two for girls and two for boys. Officers of the Rebel Boosters Club are Mr. and Mrs. John Spillar, presidents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lind, vice-presidents; Mr. Arthur Riely, treasurer; Mrs. J. T. McElvaney, secretary. Quarterback dub The Quarterback Club is another club intended to boost Rebel spirit. Its main aim is in helping the athletic departments of Travis. At the end of each foot- ball season, the club holds a banquet for the A and B teams. They also hold a breakfast for the football boys before a home football game. Officers of the Quarterback Club are Mr. John Spillar, president; Mr. Cecil Williams, vice-president: Mr. A. E. Fiedler, treasurer; and Mr. Roger Rich, sec- retary. 199 Cafeteria and Custodial Staff EVERY DAY LUNCH IS PREPARED by Mrs. Louisiana Dean, Mrs. Mildred Stewart, Mrs. Mar- jorie McCown, Mrs. Beulah Rutledge, Mrs. Hettie Grantham, Mrs. Fonetta Simmons, Mrs. Azelie Herrington, Mrs. Mattie DeGlandon, Mrs. Helen Maxwell, Mrs. Ruby Fox, and Mrs. Neva Kirkland. PEOPLE WHO KEEP SCHOOL CLEAN are Mr. J. W. Weater, Mr. Norris Chambers, Mrs. Mary Hearing, Mr. Nieves Flores, Mr. Walter Scott, Mrs. Myrtle Hoffpauir, and Mr. H. W. Scott. Not pictured is Mr. W. L. Mansfield. Mrs. Helen Maxwell Staff Head Mr. H. W. Scott Staff Head 200 Teachers Share Varied Experiences MISS LOIS STONEHAM and Miss Jane Smoot show each other the places they visited during their summer vacation. “BEFORE TAKING A PICTURE ” remarks Mrs. Margaret Clover, “6e sure that there is film in the cameraClosely observing her dem- onstration are Linda Shaw, Susan Price, Kerry Finnell, Kathy Hor- ton, Sharon Richmond, Nancy Mc- down, Becky Fox and Sally Luc- chesse. Awarded with the difficult job of polishing Travis 202 trophies are Beverly Caldwell and Becky Fox, members of the tennis team. 203 Football Sweetheart Harriet Macune REBEL MOTTO We hope that you will add to the Rebel tradition; we demand that you not detract from it. Co-Captains Bobby Duncum Don Grobowsky Jerry Strain Danny Beyer Guard—Senior Bobby Burleson End—Junior Rene Campos Halfback—Junior Jimmy Craig Center—Junior Mike Daily Fullback—Junior Jimmy Davis Guard—Senior Bobby Duncum Tackle—Senior Rebels JERRY STRAIN, quarterback, carries the ball in A1 Fiedler Don Grobowsky Gary Hale Tucker Harbour Harry Hendrickson Halfback— Tackle—Senior End—Senior Guard—Senior Tackle—Senior Senior Mickey Hodnett Mike Iachy Doug Kriewald Don Leach Jack Linder Fullback—Senior Quarterback-Sophomore Tackle—Senior End—Senior Halfback— Junior Bert Powell Monty Quick Randy Reynold? Mark Rich Bobby Richard Tackle- Senior End—Senior End—Junior Center—Senior Guard—Junior B®bby Sanders Jerry Shaw Mike Stork John Stanford Halfback-Sophomore Quarterback—Junior Center—Senior Center—Junior ■ Dean Robbins Halfback- Junior Scott Steuve Guard—Senior Jerry Strain IT S MINE, all mine” thinks Al Fiedler as he attempts to catch a pass. Quarterback— Senior Billy Walling Tackle—Junior Mike Williams Halfback—Senior Raymond Williams Tackle—Senior Bruce Wittig Guard—Junior David Virden Guard—Senior Head Coach Mr. Sonny Myers Line Coach Mr. Jack Allison Backfield Coach Mr. Charlie Boren SCORES FOR 1962 SEASON Opponent Travis MacArthur 7 (forfeit) 0 A. S. Johnston 0 0 Alamo Heights 34 14 Waco 34 14 McCallum 42 14 Temple 27 0 Richfield 12 6 S. F. Austin 8 0 Killeen 0 8 Bryan 13 21 REBELS take the field. Managers Royce Harrell Bryan Flow Ken Murray 1962 B-TEAM: (Sitting) Larry Purifoy, (Front row) Jay Jordan, Larry Favoccia, Glenn Hamilton, Bubba Atchison, Raymond Langner, Dannie Brounlow, Cary Krause, Ronny Eitze, Frank Roberto, 7 rry Pitts ford, Richard McClendon, fl 7 y 46W, Jerry Pearson. (Second row) Les Reed, Maurice Curd, Seabo Rountree, Mike Joiner, Mike Givenst Herbie Kneisley, Phillip Montgomery, B-Team Coaches Mr. Jimmy Munson Mr. Norman Hooton 210 Steve Wimberly, Dennis Leser, Pat Chrisco, Leroy Knapp, Danny Joseph, Bobby Jordan, Gerald Hill. (Third rote) Coach Norman Hooton, Rusty DePew, Frank Miller, Richard Powell, Leroy Greenwald, Bryan Shirley, Donald Olfers, John Sommers, Ronald Sommers, Russell Williams, Tom Marline, Mike Myers, Billy Reeder, Coach Jimmy Munson. Football B TEAM SCORES 1962 Opponent Travis Johnston 0 12 Killeen 0 12 Lanier 6 12 McCall um 13 6 San Antonio 2 6 Temple 0 14 Austin 6 0 Johnston 0 0 Bryan 8 22 Jack Wilson and John Kearney Managers 211 Varsity Basketball Coacli Mr. Norman Hooton “We hope that you will add to the Rebel tradition; we demand that you not detract from it,” is the sports creed at Travis. Schedule Basketball Opponent Travis Ray 66 59 Caroll 56 55 Johnston 37 39 Brenham 35 39 Belton 52 38 Westbury 73 42 South San Antonio 60 45 Jefferson 69 58 Highland Park 58 39 Lanier 56 49 Austin 64 40 Lanier 40 68 Paschal 56 61 Bryan 50 51 McCallum 63 45 Temple 58 47 Waco 62 45 Richfield 48 66 Killeen 49 44 Austin 56 55 Bryan 37 46 McCallum 52 46 Temple 52 49 Waco 57 70 Richfield 56 77 Killeen 66 47 212 Amador Alvarez Senior Kenny Boswell Junior Rene Campos Junior Supplies Winter Excitement M f TAKES A TEAM TO WIN.” The Rebel Varsity stands with Coach Norman Hdoton and manager Royce Harrell Don Herron Senior Mickey Hodnett Senior James Jones Junior Jack Linder Junior Hustling Hoopsters HERE COME TWO POINTS for Travis by Joe Resas. Bert Powell Senior 214 Joe Resas Lany Spillar Senior Junior John Stanford Junior Thrill Fans AMADOR ALVAREZ SHOOTS while Bert Powell stands by for the rebound. Together they account for many game points. Jerry Strain Senior 215 B TEAM MEMBERS are (Front row) Mike Halbertt Richard Sassman, Bryan Shirleyt Dennis Brown; (Second row) Dennis Leser, Leroy Knapp, Herbie Kneisley, Phillip Montgomery, Tom Hancock; (Third row) Terry Pittsford, Bubba Atchison, Bruce Felder, Glen Hamilton, Mike Ischy. Not pictured is Terry Evans. At far left is Coach Munson. Coach Mr. Jim Munson B Team Basketball “We hope that you will add to the REBEL tradition. We demand that you not detract from it.” 216 Kenny Boswell Mike Williams Charley Roessing Baseball Team Wins First Game Billy Abel Larry Spillar After Only Three Days’ Practice Mike Ischy Jimmy Jasperson 219 MIKE WILLIAMS IS HARD TO BEAT on the mound or at bat. Cary Lovelady 220 Willie Class Herbie Kneisley Hard Hitting Rebels Joe Resas MIKE SOLI MINE CONNECTS with a hit for the Rebels. - _ Phillip Montgomery Mike Stork A1 Fiedler Prove Tough 221 DASHING TO FIRST is Willie Glass. Jerry Strain Billy Abel HERE COMES A HIT for Travis and Mike Ischy. 222 Jon Herron Greg Pugmire Tom Hancock Good Pitching Earns Praise A BLUR OF SPEED SHOWS VP as Mike Williams lets go of the ball. Alan Fulfer 223 Track Coach Mr. Jack Allison Manager Charles Shaw TERRY PITTSFORD SKIMS over the bar. a Larry Land Lewis Thompson James Jones Cindermen Strive JERRY SHAW CHARGES AWAY from the starting blocks. 226 Rene Campos Kenny Schweers 227 Richard Sassman to Break Records Johnnie Fisher Sieve Wimberly and H. B. Cranberry Arthur Rangel Don Herron Jack Howison Doug Kriewald Tracksters Practice, Develop Timing 228 DISTANCE RUNNERS are Bob Honct Johnny Hernandez, George Balli, and David Gaines. Randy Reynolds John Stanford 229 OTHER DISTANCE RUNNERS are (Front row) Cary Briscoe, Dean Robbins; (Second row) Johnnie Fisher, Jerry Shaw; (Third row) Lloyd Thomas, James Jones. Tennis GIRLS' TENNIS MEMBERS are (Front rote) Jan Barton, Bunny Brown, Pat Tinnin, Jean Noton; (Back row) Mary Esther Shujfield, Nancy Bridwell, Beverley Caldwell, Sharon Beckham, Becky Fox. A ' TENNIS COACH is Miss Alice Bell. BOYS’ TENNIS MEMBERS are Arthur Riojas, John Robinson, Jim Gramon, Don O’Quinn. Advertising ff ilh evident disgust, Don Leach glances back at Tanya ff dHams and Bonnie Cmerek 232 gazing longingly on the goodies displayed in a local shop. INSPECTING THE COMPLETE SELECTION at Andy’s are James and Doug Barton. MEN BOY'S SHOP 131 W. Oltorf HI 2-4661 Tarry- $ j REALTOR [_ L -Jfttt� ':,- 3720 S. Congress 1511 Anderson Lane HI 4-1744 GL 2-7686 AUSTIN, TEXAS Bill Hopwood GReenwood 8-4601 AUSTIN G L STATIONERY COMPANY Office Supplies — Printing — Engraving 510 BRAZOS SAM ALLRED CAPITOL RADIO — TV Sales — Service South Austin's Oldest 1911 S. CONGRESS HI 4-2665 Buford Stewart Agency Real Estate — Insurance 4311 MANCHACA RD. Hickory 2-1431 “O, BURY ME NOT — ON THE LONE PRA1REEE!” harmonize Susan Stewart, Diane Carlson, Peggy Glass and Margie Schriber. 234 THE THE Ame uMit SEE YOUR COMMERCIAL Antfcn Natal BANKER FIRST Natal BANK BANK AUSTIN CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION THE Cihl total BANK TAKING IT EASY IN A TYPICAL DISPLAY at Ca- baniss-Brown are John Burns, Linda Damerau, Shep Har- rison and Jan Votaw. Austin's Furniture Wonderland BRAZOS AT 5th CLOTHING FURNISHINGS 127 East Sixth — Austin Eat the Best for Less TWIN OAKS CAFETERIA 102 West Oltorf Austin, Tests KERRVILLE BUS COMPANY Friendly Service SANDERS DRUG STORE Your South Austin Pharmacy 1600 South Congress AUSTIN, TEXAS 236 PLEASED WITH THE WIDE VARIETY ol picnic suppli es they find at Hyden’s Supermarkets are William Hyden, Carolyn Breed, Jeanie Rice and Clifton Lind. HYDEN'S SUPERMARKETS Twin Oaks Shopping Center 2110 South Lamar Cameron Village 237 RYLANDER’S FORD VILLAGE SUPERMARKET 4301 Manchaca Road JOE MILES HARDWARE TWIN OAKS SHOPPING CENTER Hickory 2-5050 INTENTLY MEASURING A DELICIOUS FLOAT from the Dairy Queen is Michael McGuckin. DflIRV QUEEN K f0R r4STf foop fOR 2206 S. Congress 2301 S. Lamar HI 2-6802 HI 2-7481 The house of FINE FABRICS for all occasions For Fine Piece Goods. Sewing Notions Butterick and Simplicity Patterns Shop and Save at COMAL COTTONS 906 CONGRESS AUSTIN I, TEXAS Foreign Motor Cars 1532 Barton Springs Rd. GR 7-7251 We Service All Makes of Foreign Cars “IF WE ARE GOING TO WIN THE TROPHY AGAIN tonight, we simply must get this on the road,” comments Mr. Dale Henderson to Mr. London Patsche. 238 “THIS IS BY FAR THE FINEST COMBINATION OF MEXICAN FOOD AND ATMOSPHERE in town! think Ruth Ann Stringer, Jack Howison, Phillip Loney and Lois Merrill at one of .. . Austin's Big 4 For Mexican Food • Mexican food • Fried chicken • Steaks • Seafoods laTerrtgionol Hwy at 504 East Av THREE FLOORS AIR CONDITIONED GR 7-7023 11 a m. to n p.m. TlUmAjoelt MEXICAN FOOD TO TAKE OUT 500 EAST AV. GENUINE MEXICAN FOOD TO GO Dishes Prepored For Any Number For Information GR 7-8744 or GR 7-7023 Dining room or fake out Party or picnic £t MEXICAN FOOD STEAKS « SANDWICHES Patio 6 Air-Conditioned Dining Rooms DELIVERY SERVICE 912 RED RIVER — GR I-773S (10M. A Rod River) 16th Guadalupe 1601 Guadalupe “OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK“ GR 8-4321 239 “THIS COMFORTABLE FURNITURE IS CERTAINLY RELAXING ” agree Sieve Korenek, Rita Castle, Bill Josey and Eileen Lann. A. D. KRAUSE BARBER SHOP “JUST WHAT EVERY REBEL GIRL NEEDS FOR A GAME, comments Fredi Franki to Jerry Tarpley. South Congress Shopping Center A. D. KRAUSE EMIL KOPECKY ALBERT, the Porter Your School Supply Headquarters FORD VILLAGE VARIETY FORD VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER LAMAR PLAZA DRUG STORE 1132 S. Lamar TWIN OAKS FLORIST HI 2-5970 HI 2-8029 TELEPHONE HI 2-6777 South Austin's Most Complete and Professional Drug Store 240 539 W. Oltorf 2801 S. Lamar 1402 E. 38' 2 St. 5801 Burnet Rd. 1911 Airport Blvd. 3610 Bull Creek Rd. ‘7 THINK THIS IS THE IDEAL INGREDIENT for our floats, don't you? asks Patsy Hoes as Betty Jo Head smiles in agreement over the selection to he found at Town Country Food Stores. 241 “NOW THAT’S WHAT I CALL A QUALITY tele- vision’.” says Gerald Hill to Rickey Bays at Clyde Hill's THE TEXAN DRIVE-IN 1901 West Ben White Blvd. HI 2-0110 We'll Have It Ready to So — by Foot, Bike, or Car OR Ready for You to Enjoy in Our Beautiful Dining Room Penney’s A L W AY 5 FIRST QUAUTY! CLYDE HILL Television and Appliances Twin Oalcs Shopping Center Bgcnk ONG'S HEEHH HI 2-5562 2118 S. Congress AUSTIN, TEXAS HI 2-2341 Repair, Rent, Sales • • • MONTGOMERY WARD Austin’s Largest and Most Complete Department Store 242 STRAINING UNDER BELL LUMBER COMPANY MATERIAL , Bobby Duncum, Champ Mathews and Doug Kriewald confess that it is just too strong tor them. HOMES-- fences FURNITURE ALL VTUtH «eowooo HtSQ5 HI 21 OM J RU snrvitDfV nnrr y A- n oo Sa Lamo-r LUMBER CO. 8 t •F?Ff esTtmuTt5 Gi c • REriODEL YOUR HOME blOl U •LI eaSL ElHRHC INC, • HI 26751 s ons timers ofcJexas, ! Compare Cur +Ho . 1 _ Carry f ces 15789 4? BU GL 2-647 • IUPIBFR • PRINT� HRRDUIRRE • Buii-DiMs n«Teci«i_s EvertBocY euvsi £VtT oy Sfivfs! CC� vst « 4;o. guafi� «i � r-� Ej « • O � «� - M ' x� r n oev 243 STERZIN0 DRILLING COMPANY 4506 Burleson Road HI 2-6706 AUSTIN. TEXAS Water Well Drilling Pumps — Softeners Well Supplies WIFESAVER 1421 SOUTH LAMAR HI 2-5411 You Wash Them — We Iron Them FULFORD'S APPLIANCES 1124 South Lamar HI 4-2433 AUSTIN, TEXAS Lamar Plaza Shopping Center MARY LOU BOONE models a formal at EVELYN'S For Finest Feminine Fashions 2904 GUADALUPE All Floor Coverings Carpets Ceramic Tile $4uAiM Coveutuj Co. C ntfiany OH, I WISH I WUZ IN THE LAND 0' COTTON . . strum Jan Kavanaugh and Woody Parker. 1303 South Congress Phone HI 2-6726 AUSTIN, TEXAS Records Music Instruments 805 CONGRESS TV — Stereo — Hi-Fi Hammond Organs Pianos HOME APPLIANCES, TOO HI 2-3567 Open Sundays 3600 S. Congress DALE'S AUTO PARTS New and Used Parts for All Makes of Cars Highest Cash Prices Paid for Wrecked, Junked or Burned Cars and Trucks I’VE NEVER SEEN SUCH A WIDE SELECTION OF AUTO PARTS BEFORE IN MY LIFE! says Jocelyn Tittle to Mr. Morris Dale, Bobby Watkins, Curtis Turner and Ronnie Smith as Nealan Moreland peeks over her shoulder at the price list to see lor himself. 245 SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS CLEARING HOUSE OF AUSTIN DILL'S CHALLSTROM 7 (; imnD' ■ 9 INC. 312 Barton Springs Road SR 7-4474 Current Rate on Insured Savings MEMBERS: Mutual Savings Institution First Federal Savings Loan 15th and AUSTIN Guadalupe EVERETT KELLY TEXAS Street PHONE GR 8-6455 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY (Drive-In Service) Austin Savings Loan Lamar Savings Institution OUR BUSINESS: Savings and Home Loans COLONIAL CLEANERS Lamar Plaza HI 2-1738 Most Beautiful of Travis High School Scarbrouglh’s 246 218 South Lamar 13th and West Lynn 2101 East Ave. 3035 Guadalupe 2401 San Gabriel 8415 Northland Dr. “BUT OF COURSE A FRESH APPLE A DAY FROM KASH-KARRY keeps the doctor away declares Betsy Hodge to Richard McClendon, Marilyn McBee and Chawa Payne. Mrs. Art Wilke James M. Clay WILKE-CLAY FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1811 S. Congress Avenue ELIZABETH JOY and ED IF IN DAY admire books from the large and varied selection found at Texas Book Store. HI 2-1446 AUSTIN 4, TEXAS TEXAS BOOK STORE The Book Store tor Children and Teenagers 1705 San Jacinto Austin, Texas 247 Baked Fresh Twice Daily Delivered Fresh Twice Daily The Heart of Good Eating Austin Baking Company Austin's Oldest Home-Owned Jewelers % en s I on DISCUSSING THE CURRENT STYLES AND SELEC- TION at Dacy's are Mr. Roy Reynolds and Sally Lucchese. 248 610 Congress DOWNTOWN 2348 Guadalupe ON THE DRAG 105 E. 6th Since 1888 WESLEY PEARSON TRUE FIT SEAT COVERS 313 South Congress .Co-yd 7V. Payne The Rent Man REAL ESTATE — LOANS — RENTALS — INSURANCE 2529 S. LAMAR AUSTIN HI 2-6640 CONTEMPLATING THE DREAMS BROUGHT TRUE by a personal account are Carolyn and Janet Barkley. BANK OF AUSTIN ELDON POWELL Florist 2001 Guadalupe PHONE GR 2-9273 MEMBER F.D.I.C. • 500 East Oltorf St. • Phone Hickory 2-1473 • Austin, Texas Luxury at Dinnertime IRVING'S 3615 South Congress AUSTIN, TEXAS DELIGHTED IN ANTICIPATION OF A DELICIOUS DINNER at Irving’s are Richard Dobrouiolski and Joy Tarpley. 249 HAVING HER HAIR DONE BY A NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED HAIR STYLIST, Mrs. Mae Willimack, is definitely a pleasure for Leslie Prince. MAE WILLIMACK Complete Floor Service Carpets Formica — Vinyl — Asphalt Tile Cork — Linoleum Hair Style Artist and Lecturer Personally Directed Staff 1910 Guadalupe GR 6-9911 ON THE DRAG Where Your Dollar Buys More 3318 So. Lamar HI 2-7855 AUSTIN 4. TEXAS WUII Villa Capri RESTAURANT W “THIS SEEMS TO BE THE SUIT I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR ” smiles Eddie Gunter to Bob Beverly. Austin's Largest and Finest 2300 Interregional GR 6-6921 250 Everybody Shops at 811 CONGRESS ALLANDALE VILLAGE KRAUSE MOTORS Your Clean Car Mart For Used Cars 617 West Sixth GR 6-4488 Cash for Your Clean Used Car “THAT'S ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS WE CHECK ABOUT A NEW CAR HERE ” points out Gary Krause to Jerry Pearson. THIS IS HOW 41 MILLION HOMES ARE USIHG GAS TODAY • COOKINO • REFRIGERATION • HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING • CLOTHES DRYING • WATER HEATING • INCINERATION • OUTDOOR LIGHTING DROPPING BY CHESTERS 36 FLAVORS for some re- freshment and socializing with Gary Briscoe are Linda Jackson, Maurine Bleker, Mandy Motley, Nancy Gent and Mary Lou Canion. CHESTER'S NO. 1 yes ... Gas puts modern living at your fingertipsi b (•VTHItN UNION COMPANY 36 Varieties — Ice Cream Hamburgers Free Delivery owned and operated by 601 Barton Springs Rd. ROSCOE HOLT PHONE — GR 2-0433 dave HOPWOOD “STUDYING SURELY DOES MAKE ONE THIRSTY FOR COCA- COLAS. thinks Elaine Thomas. For Quality Without Question Austin Coca-Cola Bottling Company DINNER PRICES ARE SO REASONABLE AT HOTEL GONDOLIER that Ronald Hill can allord to take both Dale Daily and Mary Agnes Clark. MY, WHAT LOVELY BLOUSES’.” say LeAnne Miller, Julia Spears, Patsy Warren and Sally Ramirez. You Get Better Quality for Less at Kress HOTEL GONDOLIER On the New Town Lake RIVERSIDE AND INTERREGIONAL SOUTH CONGRESS SHOPPING CENTER 252 PLEASANTLY SURPRISED OYER THE LOVELY CORSAGE FROM McPHAIL'S presented to her by Don Leach is Cheryl Lee. McPHAIL'S WAYSIDE FLORIST 605 Barton Springs Rd. GR 7-5902 New and Used Furniture — Easy Terms HOLLEY FURNITURE MARKET 170S S. Congress HI 4-1328 We Buy, Sell, or Trade GILBRETH-MILBURN South Austin's Only Complete Real Estate Company 3200 S. Congress HI 4-2444 FORD VILLAGE BEAUTY SHOP 1914 FORTVIEW HI 2-0185 Across the Street From Rylander's “CAN YOU GUARANTEE THIS TO BAG A TEN- POINTER?” David Gaines asks David Bohls. WESTERN AUTO 137 W. Oltorf AUSTIN South Congress Shopping Center TEXAS 253 THIS SLIDE RULE IS THE VERY BEST FOR college and professional work, explains Roy Smith to Ronnie Dipprey. MILLER BLUE PRINT CO. LET'S GO INSIDE AND ENJOY ONE OF THOSE SIZ- ZLING STEAKS, says Grady Roberts to Gary Hale, Linda Diltmar, Tucker Harbour and Kaye Goodnight. Pick Up and Delivery Service 108 E. 10 GR 8-8793 HILL'S CAFE 4700 S. Congress HI 2-2890 StcccCia ALICE RIELY leads the cheers for Studio Gilmore. • yearbook photographs • studio portraits • bridal and wedding photography 601 W. 19th Reprints of Yearbook Portraits are Available at Studio Gilmore AUSTIN, TEXAS ?54 TOY TOWN Twin Oaks Center Cameron Village HI 2-3678 HO 5-1684 AUSTIN, TEXAS W. O. HARPER Plumbing, Gas, and Electrical Contractor Plumbing Repairs Our Specialty 2546 Guadalupe St. GR 6-2657 SOUTH AUSTIN COLD STORAGE 1901 South Congress AUSTIN. TEXAS Hickory 2-8929 FURNITURE APPLIANCES CRADDOCK FURNITURE CO. DUB BARNEY BARNHILL If Your Credit is Good Anywhere on Earth Its Good Here 214 East 6th St. Phone GReenwood 6-5263 ENJOYING AN ENRICHING SNACK ON SUPERIOR DAIRIES PRODUCTS are Dorothy Koch, Jim Gramon, Margaret Tracy and Jo Thomas. SUPERIOR DAIRIES THE WATER IN THE POOL AT IMPERIAL 400 looks terrifically inviting to Deanne Strasswender. IMPERIAL 400 MOTEL 901 S. Congress GR 8-9531 AUSTIN, TEXAS ■ WE'LL HAVE 6 CHEESEBURGERS, 3 GIANT MALTS. AND 3 DOUBLESCOOP BANANA SPLITS TO GO,” say Tanya Williams, Ray Head and Judy Sanders to Stanley Spell. SPELLS DRIVE-IN 1411 W. Ben White Blvd. HI 2-2874 255 DEMONSTRATING THE USE oj a new typewriter from Mitchell Adding Machine Co. to Juni Guilin is Mrs. N. H. BROWSING AT FASHION SHOP FOR ANOTHER CHIC SCHOOL OUTFIT is Sandy Dalton. Mitchell. MITCHELL ADDING MACHINE CO. 707 BARTON SPRINGS RD. Sales, Service, Rent Complete Line of Office Machines FASHION SHOPS in •if Twin Oaks •if Highland Park West •if Cameron Village •if Allandale •if Tarrytown PLEASED WITH THE HAIR STYLE CREATED lor Susee Palmer are Bernice Edmiston, Mary Anne Hancock, June Clark and Jeanetta Hitchcock. WHAT A CONVENIENT PLACE to purchase pre- scriptions or gilts!” discover Anne Watkins and Karen Schweers. ftelnice s I3eaut j £eioice SANDS PHARMACY HI 4-2318 123 W. Oltorf 1911 W. Ben White Blvd. HI 4-1844 256 Advertising Index Andy's Men Boy's Shop 234 Austin Belting Company 248 Austin Clearing House Ass'n .... 235 Austin Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 252 Austin Floor Covering Co. 245 Austin G L Stationery Co. 234 Bank of Austin 249 Larry Barnett Company 234 Bernice's Beauty Service 256 Cabaniss-Brown Furniture Co. 236 Capitol Radio TV 234 Chester’s 36 Flavors 251 Colonial Cleaners 246 Comal Cottons 2 ..... 238 Consumer of Texas, Inc. 243 Craddock Furniture Co. 255 Dacy's Shoe Store 248 Dairy Queen 238 Dale's Auto Parts 245 Dill's-Challstrom 246 El Matamoros 239 Evelyn's 244 Fashion Shop 256 Ford Village Beauty Shop 253 Ford Village Variety 240 Foreign Motor Cars ....... 238 Fulford's Appliances ... 244 Gilburn Enterprises 253 Harper, W. O., Plumbing ................... 255 Hill, Clyde, TV Appliances 242 Hill's Cafe .... 254 Hilcrest Farms 244 Holley Furniture Mart .... 253 Hotel Gondolier 252 Hyden's Supermarket 237 Imperial 400 Motel ......... 255 Irving's Restaurant 249 Joseph's Men's Shop 236 Kash-Karry 247 Everett Kelley Pharmacy 246 Kerrville Bus Co. ......................... 236 Joe Koen Son 248 A. D. Krause Barber Shop .... 240 Krause Motors 251 Kress 252 Lamar Plaza Drug Store 240 Long, Gene, Vacuum Cleaners 242 McPhail's Florist 253 Miles Hardware 238 Miller Blue Print Co. 254 Mitchell Adding Machine Co. 256 Jack Morton's 250 O'Neal Floors 250 Payne, Lloyd W., Real Estate 249 Pearson, Wesley, Seat Covers 249 J. C. Penney 242 Eldon Powell Florist 249 J. R. Reed Music Company 245 Rylanders Supermarket 238 Sanders Drug Store 236 Sands Pharmacy 256 Savings Institutions' Clearing 246 Scarbrough's 246 Louis Shanks Furniture 240 South Austin Cold Storage 255 Southern Union Gas Co. 251 Spell's Drive-in 255 Sterling Drilling Company 244 Buford Stewart Agency 234 Studio Gilmore 254 Superior Dairies 255 242 Texas Book Store 247 Town Country Food Stores 241 Toy Town 255 Twin Oaks Barber Shop 257 Twin Oaks Cafeteria 236 Twin Oaks Florist 240 United States Marine Corps 253 Villa Capri Restaurant 250 Montgomery Ward 242 Western Auto 253 244 Wilke-Clay Funeral Home 247 Mae Willimack's for Beauty 250 TWIN OAKS BARBER SHOP RILEY FARRIS LEON FARRIS 257 Adair, Ann Future Teachers Club 61-62; FHA Chapter I 62-63. Adams, Billy Student Council Alternate 60-62; Ball- room Dancing Club 60-61; Advisory Officer 60-61; DE Club 61-63 (ser- geant-at-arms). Alford, Larry Chess Club 60-61; Band 60-61; Ideas Club 61-62; Hunting and Wildlife Club 62-63. Alvarez, Amador B Team Basketball and Baseball 60- 61; Varsity Basketball and Baseball 61-63. Anderson, Judy Rebelettes 61-62; FHA Chapter I 61- 62 (historian 62); Popular Music Club 62-63; Aide 62-63. Andretvs, Terry Varsity Basketball 61-63. Barber, Dick Band 60-63; Hunting and Wildlife Club 62-63; Boys’ Choir 62-63 (vice- president 63). Barkley, Carolyn Southerner Staff 60-61; President of Advisory 60-62; Publications Repre- sentative 60-63; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Managing Editor of South- erner 61-62; Personal Business Club 61-63 (secretary 62-63); FHA 61-63; Aide 61-63; Editor of Southerner 62- 63; Quill and Scroll 61-63; R Club 61-63. Bassett, Anne Thespians 61-63; Future Nurses Club 61- 63; Spanish National Honor So- ciety 62-63; National Honor Society 62- 63; Beauty Revue Nominee 63; Y- Tcens 62-63; Rebelettes 62-63. Bateman, Rex Treasurer of Advisory 62-63; Chess Club 62-63; Boys’ Choir 62-63 (secre- tary 63). Beaty, Janet Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Advis- ory Officer 60-63; Popular Music II 61-63; Student Council Representative 61-62; Beauty Revue Nominee 63. Senior Activities Bell, James Science Club 60-61; Boys’ Choir 61- 62. Be)er, Danny Track Team 60-61; B Team Football 60-62; Beauty Revue Nominee 60-63; Popular Music Club 61-62; Varsity Football 62-63; Chess Club 62-63; Ad- visory Officer 62-63. Biggs, Sherry Spani-li Honor Society 61-62; Nurses Club 60-62; Advisory Officer 60-61; Rebelettes 61-63; Student Council Al- ternate 62; R Club 62-63; National Honor Society 62-63; Spanish National Honor Society 62; Popular Music Club 62-63; Beauty Revue Nominee 63. Blake, David Beauty Revue Nominee 62; National Honor Society 63. Blanton, Judy Band 60-63; Latin Club 60-61; Aide 60- 63; Secretary of Band 61-62; Rebel Roundup Staff 61-62; German Club 61- 63 (secretary 62-63); R Club 62- 63; District Band 62; Quill and Scroll 63; Senior Editor of Rebel Roundup 62- 63; National Honor Society 63; Student Council Representative 62-63; Publications Alternate 62-63. Bohls, David DE Club 61-63. Bolding, Alberta Crafts Club 61-62; Future Teachers Club 62-63. Bowles, David FFA Reporter 60. Boyd, Ronald Key Club 61-63; Ideas Club 61-62; Debate Club 62-63. Browner, Cherie Mixed Choir—Regional 63; Thespians 60-63; Fine Arts Club 60-62; YPCO 60- 63 (president 62-63); R Club 60- 63; Mixed Choir 61-63; Rebelettes 61- 63; National Honor Society 61-63; Nccdlecraft Club 62-63; Future Home- maker of Tomorrow 63; Reporter for Southerner 62-63. Briggs, Diane German Club 61-63 (vice-president 62- 63); Mixed Choir 61-63; Southerner Columnist 62-63; Quill and Scroll 63; -Teens Reporter 62-63; Interscho- lastic League Ready-Writer 62-63. Brown, Peggy Future Nurses Club 61-62; 4th Vice- President of FHA 61-62; Popular Music Club 62-63; Historian of FHA 63. Buaas, Leonard German Club 60-63 (president 62-63); YPCO 61-62. Buratti, Virginia President of Advisory 60 (vice-presi- dent 61); FHA Chapter I Treasurer; Future Nurses Club 61-62; Secretary FHA 62; Student Council Alternate 62; Popular Music Club 63; FHA President 62-63. Burns, John Class Officer (president 60-62): Band 60- 63 (drum major 62-63); Student Council Representative 60-62 (presi- dent 62); Club Officer 61-63; YPCO 61- 63 (program chairman 62-63); Pub- lications Representative 61-62; District Band 60-62; R Club 62-63; National Honor Society 62-63. Butts, Gary German Club 60-61. Cain, Betty Future Teachers Club 61-62. Calderon, Luis PASF 60-63; DE Club 61-63. Caldwell, Beverly Tennis team 60-63; Student Council Alternate 60-61; Beauty Revue Nom- inee 61-63; FHA Secretary 62-63; Girls’ Choir 62-63; Southern Belle Nominee 62; Vice-President of Girls’ Intramurals Club 63. Castle, Jimmy 1CT Club 62-63; Beauty Revue Nom- inee 63. Cervantes, Adolpho Football 60. 258 Chandler, Jimmy Lester Publications Representative for Ad- visory 60; Chess Club 60; President of Advisory 61-62; Student Council Representative 62; Beauty Revue Nom- inee 63. Clinard, Ralph Tennis Team 61-63; Ideas Club 61-62; PASF 62-63. Corset, Colman Thespians 61-63; Stage Manager of “Rebels Revenge” 63; Light Crew Head of “Night Must Fall 63; Hunt- ing and Wildlife Club 62; Debate Club President 62-63; Intramurals 63. Cox, James Boys’ Choir 61-63 (treasurer 63); ICT Vice-President 62-63. Crum, Karen Band 60-62; R Club 61; Latin Club 61-62; Personal Business Club 62-63. Crumley, Sandra Y-Teens 60; Thespians 60-63; Future Nurses Club 61-62; FHA II 61-63; Popular Music Club 62-63; Rebelettes 62-63; Girls’ Choir 62-63. Cruz, Lydia FHA 61-62; Girls’ Choir 62-63; Chap- ter Secretary FHA 63; PASF 60-63; Spanish National Honor Society 62- 63. Dailey, Harold Chess Club 60-61; Boys’ State 61; Ideas Club 61-62; Aide 61-63; Debate Club 62-63; R Club 63; National Honor Society 63. Davis, Jim B Team Football and Basketball 60- 61; R Club 60-62; Varsity Football 61- 63; Ideas Club 61-62; National Honor Society 63; Chess Club 62-63; Presi- dent of Advisory 63. Davis, Terry Band 60-63; President of Band 62-63; Dance Band 60-63; Key Club 60-63; R Club 63; National Honor Society 63; Beauty Revue Nominee 63; Base- ball 63. Dawson, Ralph Mixed Choir 61-63. De VUbiss, Jill Student Council Representative 60- 61; R Club 60-61; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Rebelettes 61-63 (his- torian 62-63); Fishing Club Secretary and Treasurer 61-62; Royal Court Nominee 62; Beauty Revue—Top Ten 63; Vice-President of Fishing Club 62- 63; Intramurals 63; Outstanding Art Achievement Award 62; Southern Belle Nominee 62. Dipprey, Ronnie R Club 60-63; Band 60-63; German Club 60-61; Key Club 60-63; Dance Band 61-63; DeMolay 61-63; National Honor Society 61-63. Ditlmar, JAnda President of Advisory 60-61; Band 60-61; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Beauty Review—Top Ten 62; Aide 62; Southern Belle Nominee 62; Most Beautiful 63; Future Nurses 62-63; Treasurer of Advisory 62-63; Rebel- ettes 62-63; Girls’ Choir 62-63. Duncum, Bobby Varsity Football 61-63; Track 61-63. Eanes, Kaye Popular Music Club 61-63; Publica- tions Alternate 62; FHA President 62; 3rd Vice-President FHA 61-62; Secre- tary of Advisory 61-62; Aide 61-63; FHA Treasurer 63; Rebelettes 62-63; FHA Treasurer 63; Secretary of Ad- visory 62-63. East, Phillip Student Council Alternate 61; Office Aide 61-63. Eichmann, Kathleen Y-Teens 60-63; Publications Repre- sentative 60; Rebelettes 61-63; Needle Craft Club 61-63 (secretary-treasurer); FHA; 3rd Vice-President FHA 62; Aide 61-63. Eickmann, Kenneth Student Council Representative 60-63; Track Team 60; B Team Basketball 61; R Club 60-63 (president 63); Track 62; B Team Basketball 62; Na- tional Honor Society 62-63; Beauty Revue—Top Ten 63. Eschberger, Jerry Boys’ Choir 62-63; VIC Club 63. Eskew, Martha Band 60-61; FHA II 61-62; Class Of- ficer 61-62; Chapter Officer 61-62; Future Nurses Club 61-62 (historian 62-63); Aide 61-63; Assistant Busi- ness Manager Southerner 62-63; Quill and Scroll 63; Publications Repre- sentative 62-63. Fahey, Donna Popular Music Club II 61-62; Publi- cations Representative 61-62; FHA Chapter I Secretary 61-62; 1st Vice- President Unit 61-62; Advisory Treas- urer 61-62; R Club 61-62; Rebelettes 62-63; Future Teachers Club 62-63; Beauty Revue Nominee 63. Farar, Palt FHA 61-62 (Unit parliamentarian 62, Chapter parliamentarian 63); Popular Music Club 61-62; Fishing Club 61-62; Girls' Choir 62-63; FHA Unit Vice- President 63; Intramurals 63. Fatheree, Beth Popular Music Club 61-63; Band 60- 62. Fine, Margaret PASF 61-63; FHA 61-62; Girls’ Choir 62-63. Fisher, Johnnie B Team Football 60-61; Track 60-63; Chess Club 60-61; Future Business Club 62-63 (vice-president 63); Vice- President of Advisory 62-63. Fortune, Don Treasurer of Latin Club 61-62; Key- Club 61-63; R Club 61-63; National Honor Society 61-63; Personal Busi- ness Club 62-63. Foster, Guy Fishing Club 61-62; Beauty Revue Nominee 63. Fowler, Buddy FFA 61-63 (treasurer 62-63). Fox, Becky Secretary of Advisory 62; Tennis Team 61-63; FHA 61-63; Southerner Re- porter 61-63; Needle Craft Club 62- 63 (president 62-63); Rebel Roundup Staff 62-63; Advisory Officer 62-63. Fox, Carol Rebelettes 61-63 (secretary 62-63); Treasurer of Advisory 6li3; FHA Treasurer 62-63; Popular Music Club 62-63; Student Council Representative 62-63. 259 Gaines, David Cross Country; Track 61-63; Personal Business Club 61-63. Gaines, Eddie Hunting and Wildlife Club 61-63. Galvan, Gloria FHA 62-63 (class officer FHA 63). Garcia, Louis Track 60-62; Camera Club 62-63. Gardner, Annelle Rebeleltes 61-63; R Club 61-62; Aide 61-63; Y-Teens 62-63; PASF 62-63. Gibler, Sandi Publications Representative of Ad- visory 61-62; DE Club 61-63 (sweet- heart 61-62, president 62-63); Student Council Alternate 62. Glass, Willie Baseball 61-63; Publications Repre- sentative Alternate 61-62; Sergeant- at-Arms of Advisory 62; Student Coun- cil Representative Alternate 63. Goodnight, Kaye Secretary of Sophomore Class 61; Sophomore Favorite 61; Royal Court 61; Beauty Revue Nominee 61; Stu- dent Council Representative 61; Ball- room Dancing Club 60-61; Class Offi- cer-Secretary 62; Rebelettes 61-63; Royal Court 62; Beauty Revue Nom- inee 61-63; Aide 61-62: Southern Belle 62; Queen Nominee 62; Future Nurses Club 62-63; Girls’ Choir 62-63. Graham, Angie Kniting Club 61-62; FHA 61-63 (Class Officer 61, Unit president 62-63). Graham, Sandi Mixed Choir 61-63; YPCO 61-63; Fine Arts Club 61-63; Aide 61-63:; Rebel- ettes 61-63; Regional Choir 61-63; All- State Choir 61-63. Grant, Neva Joyce Future Nurses 61-62; FHA 61-63 (Unit president 63, vice-president 62); Intra- murals 62 (sergeant-at-arms 63). Grobowsky, Don Football Letlcrman 61-63; Baseball 61- 62; President of Advisory 62; Vice- President of Junior Class 61; Presi- dent of Junior Class 62; Royal Court 62; Captain of F'ootball Team 63; President of Advisory 62-63; President of Senior Class 62; Vice-President of Senior Class 63; Chess Club 62-63; King Nominee 62; Class Favorite 63. Grumbles, Edward DE Club 61-63; Advisory Officer 62; President of Summer DE Club 62-63; Secretary of Advisory 62-63. Gully, Lee ICT Club 62-63. Gunter, Eddie Key Club 61-63 (historian 62. secre- tary 63); Personal Business Club 61- 63; Aide 62; R Club 61-63; Treas- urer of Advisory 61; Student Council Alternate 62; Student Council Repre- sentative 62 (parliamentarian 62, vice- prrsident 63); Senior Class Vice-Pres- ident 62; Senior Class Treasurer 63; Manager Baseball Team 63. Hate, Gary Varsity Football and Basketball 61- 63; Vice-President of Advisory 61; President of Advisory 62; Vice-Presi- dent of Junior Class 62; King Nom- inee 62; Chess Club 62-63. Harper, Charles President of Future Business Club 62-63. Harris, James Hunting and Wildlife Club 61-62. Head, Ray Student Council 60-63 (historian 61, vice-president 62, president 63); Aide 60-61; PASF 60-61; Key Club 60-6.3 (convention delegate, treasurer 61-62, Lt. Governor 62-63); Personal Business Club 61-63 (vice-president 61-62); Par- liamentarian of Advisory 61-62: Dele- gate to TASC Convention 62-63; R Club 62-63; YPCO 62-63; Southerner Columnist 62-63; Beauty Revue Em- cee 63. Hector, Barbara FHA 62-63. Hendrickson, Harry B Team Football 61-62; Varsity Foot- ball 62-63; Chess Club 62-63. Hernandez, Angel FHA Chapter Officer 60-62; FHA Treasurer 62-63. Herron, Don President of Advisory 61-63; Track and Basketball Team 61-63; National Honor Society 63. Herron, Jon Treasurer of Advisory 61-63; Base- ball and Basketball 61-63. Hitsman, Connie Band 60-63; Secretary of Advisory 60-61; Beauty Revue Nominee 60-63; Majorette 62-63; Popular Music Club 62-63. Hodge, Betsy Band 61-62; Thespians 60-63 (presi- dent 62-63); Latin Club 60-61; R Club 60-63; Secretary of Advisory 61-62; Personal Business Club 61-63 (treas- urer 61-62); Student Council Alternate 61; Student Council Representative 62-63 (historian 62-63); National Honor Society 61-63; Girls’ State 62; Rebelettes 62-63; DAR Good Citizen 62-63; YPCO 62-63. Hod nett, Mickey President of Fine Arts Club 61-62; Baseball and Basketball 61-63; Vice- president of Advisory 61-62; Chess Club 62-63. Holley, Margery PASF 60-63. Holloway, Mary Vice-President of Needle Craft Club 62-63; FHA 62-63. Holrnberg, Shirley Band 60-63; Choir 61-63; Fine Arts Club 61-62; Dance Band 62-63. Hooper, Andy Class Officer of Advisory 60-61; Pop- ular Music Club 60-61; FHA Chapter 1 63; Tennis 63. Hopkins, Annette Band 62-63; Y-Tcens 62-63; Secretary of Girls Intramurals 62-63. Horton, Joyce FHA I 62-63. Horton, Kathy Rebelettes 61-63; Aide 61-63; Fine Arts Club 61-63 (reporter 62); Thes- pians 60-63; R Club 63; National Honor Society 63; Rebel Roundup Staff 62-63. 260 Howison, Jack Publication Representative 60 63; Key Club 60-63 (vice-president 63); R Club 61-62; Personal Business Club 61-63 (president 62-63); Track 61-63; Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class 62- 63; Vice-President of National Honor Society 63; Beauty Revue—Top Ten 63; Delegate to Key Club Conven- tion 63. Jackson, Dale Key Club 60-62; Student Council Al- ternate 61-62; President of Hunting and Wildlife Club 62-63. Jackson, Dennic Band 60-63; R Club 60-62; .Southerner Staff 61-62; Baseball 61-62; National Honor Society 63. Johnson, Jerry Band 60-63; Key Club 60-63; R Club 60-62; Dance Band 60-63. Johnson, Rose Marie Fine Arts Club 60-61; Rebelettes 61- 63; Secretary of Advisory 61-63; Pop- ular Music Club 62-63. Jones, Janet Fine Arts Club 60 61; Secretary of German Club 61-62; Camera Club 62- 63; Student Council Representative 62. Kavanaugh,Jan Band 60-62. Keith, Donna Girls Choir 60-63; Y-Teens 60-63; Fine Arts Club 60-62; Rebelettes 61- 62; Future Teachers Club 62-63. King, Vicki Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Aide 60-61; Rebelettes 61-63; Treasurer of Girls Choir 61-62; Secretary of Girls Choir 62-63; Treasurer of Fine Arts Club 61-62; Vice-President of Popular Music Club 62-63; Beauty Revue 61-62; Southern Belle Nom- inee 62. Kinney, Ginny Student Council 60-63 (treasurer 60, secretary 61, clerk 61, secretary 62); Vice-President of Girls Choir 60-61; Student Council Convention Delegate 60-61; Vice-President of Advisory 60- 63; President of Advisory 61-62; Fine Arts Club 60-63 (vice-president 61- 62, secretary 62-63); Thespians 60- 63 (secretary-treasurer 62-63); Busi- ness Manager of Southerner 61-62; Mixed Choir 61-63; Y-Teens 60-62 (president 61-62); R Club 60-63; Spanish National Honor Society 60- 61; National Honor Society 61-63. Krebs, Jimmy DE Club 62-63. Kroeger, Joyce Alternate to Student Council 60-61; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Y-Teens 60-61; R Club 60-61; Band 60-63; Majorette 62-63; Beauty Revue 62-63. Krueger, Ernest Treasurer of Advisory 60-61; DE Club 61-63. Lambert, Sandra Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Thes- pians 60-61; Southerner Staff 60-62; Future Teachers Club 61-63 (treas- urer 63); Aide 61-62; Rebelettes 61- 63; Student Council Alternate 62; Na- tional Honor Society 61-63; R Club 61-63; President of Advisory 63; Beau- ty Revue Nominee 63. LaVerne, Kay Popular Music Club 61-62. Leach, Don B Team Football and Basketball 60- 62; Varsity Football 62-63; King Nom- inee 62; Chess Club 62-63. l.ee, Cheryl Future Nurses Club 60-62; National Spanish Honor Society 60-62; R Club 60-63 (secretary 62); Aide 60-61; Stu- dent Council Representative 60-61 (treasurer 61); Student Council Alter- nate 61-62; Co-Editor Clubs Section Rebel Roundup 61-62; Rebelettes 61- 63 (president 62-63); President of Advisory 61-62; National Honor So- ciety 61-63 (historian 63); Beauty Re- vue Nominee 61-63; Queen of Travis 63; Personal Business Club 62-63; Southern Belle Nominee 62. L ivis, Charlene R Club 60-61; Treasurer of Advisory 60-61: Cheerleader 61-62; Publications Representative 61-62; Popular Music Club 62-63. I euis, Kathy President of Advisory 61-62; Student Council Representative 61-62; Student Council Alternate 62; Personal Busi- ness Club 61-62; President of Careers Service Club 62 63; Rebelettes 62-63; Secretary of Senior Class 63. Livingston, Thomas FFA 60-63 (secretary 62-63); Basket- ball 60-61; Sergeant-at-Arms of Ad- visory 62-63. Loghry, Bee Future Nurses Club 60-63; YPCO 60- 63 (devotional chairman 62-63); Na- tional Spanish Honor Society 60-63. Loney, Phillip Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Ser- geant-at-Arms of Advisory 60-61; Sec- retan- of Advisory 61-62: Ideas Club 61-62; President of Advisory’ 62-63; Future Teachers Club 62-63; Senior Director of Key Club 62-63. Lucchese, Sally Thespians 60-63 (best masquette 61, recorder 63); Crewhead for “Rebels Revenge 62; Cast of “Night Must Fall 63; “Harvey 61; “Wizard of Oz’’ 62; Student Director for “You Can’t Take It With You 62; Vice-President of Advisory 60-61; Southerner Staff 60- 63; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Aide 60-63; Publications Representa- tive 60-61; Future Teachers Club 61-63 (president 63); R Club 61-63; Student Council Alternate 62-63; National Honor Society 62-63. McCown, Nancy Future Nurse’s Club 60-62; Aide 61 62; Southerner Staff 61-62; DE Club 63; R Club 63; National Honor So- ciety 63. McCullough, Cecil Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Secre- tary' of Advisory 60-61; Vice-President of Advisory 61-62; Publications Repre- sentative Alternate 63. McGee, Harold B Team Football 60-61; Track 60-61; ICT 62-63. McGuckin, Mike German Club 60-63 (reporter 61-62, program director 62-63); Aide 62-63. McWilliams, Kay Lynn Student Council Alternate 60-61; Fu- ture Nurses Club 60-63; Treasurer of Advisory 61-63; Aide 61-63. Macune, Harriet Future Nurses Club 60-61; FHA 60- 63 (unit officer 60-61, parliamentarian 62-63); Future Teachers Club 62-63 (reporter 63); President of Advisory 60-61; Secretary of Advisory 62-63; Royal Court 60-61; Student Council Alternate 60-61; Student Council Rep- resentative 61-62; Rebelettes 61-63; Southern Belle Nominee 62; Queen Nominee 62; Football Sweetheart 62; Beauty Revue Nominee 63. 261 Manahan, Barbara Rebelcttes 62-63; Personal Business Club 62-63; FHA 62-63. Matlock, John Key Club 60-63 (director 60-62, pres- ident 62-63); R Club 60-63; Treasurer of Advisory 60-61; Student Council Representative 61-63 (historian 61, parliamentarian 63); Personal Busi- ness Club 61-63 (sergeant-at-arms 61- 62); National Honor Society 62-63 (president 63); Trip to Bell Telephone Labs 63. Merrill, Lois Student Council Representative 60- 61; Class Vice-President 61; Class Secretary 62; Class Treasurer 61; Ball- room Dancing Club 60-61; Beauty Re- vue 60-62; Rebelettes 61-63 (vice-pres- ident 6263); Royal Court 61; FHA Chapter Officer 6162; Mixed Choir 62-63 (secretary 62-63); Southern Belle Nominee 62; R Club 63; Secre- tary of Advisory 62. Midkiff, Susan R Club 60-61; Tennis Team 60-61; Future Nurses Club 6061; Aide 60- 62; Student Council Alternate 61; Vice-President of Advisory 62; Na tional Honor Society 63; Spanish Na tiona] Honor Society 63. Millard, Michael DE Club 6263 (treasurer 6263). Miller, Billy Boys’ Choir 6162; VIC Club 6263 (president 63). Mills, Karen Future Teachers Club 60-63; Thes- pians 60-61; Secretary of Advisory 60-01; Y-Teens 60-62 (secretary 61- 62); Rebelettes 6163; FHA 61-63 (3rd vice-president Chapter II 63); Ad- visory Officer 6263. Mojica, Priscilla Fine Arts Club 6063; Aide 6061; Publications Representative 6063; Girls’ Choir 61-62; Mixed Choir 62- 63; Spanish National Honor Society 6263; FHA 62. Murray, Ken B Team Football 6162; French Club 6162; Varsity Football Trainer, Var- sity Basketball Trainer, Varsity Track Trainer 6263; Camera Club 6263; Sergeant-at-Arms of Advisory 6263. Neal, Pete Key Club 6062; VIC Club 6263 (ser- geant-at-arms 62-63). Nichols, Mary Sue Beauty Revue Nominee 6063; Future Teachers Club 6061; Officer of Ad- visory 6062 (president 62); DE Sweet- heart 62; DE Vice-President 6263. Nied, Glen Vice-President of Advisory 6061; Ser- geant-at-Arms of Advisory 6162; Ball- room Dancing Club 6061; Fishing Club 6162; Chess Club 6263; B Team Football 6061; Intramurals 6162. Nuz, Bertha FHA 61-62; PASF 6263. Orgitano, Bonnie Y-Teens 6061; Rebelettes 61-62; Pop- ular Music Club 62-63; FHA 62-63; Aide 62-63. Paschal!,' Mary Alice FHA 6163f ICT Club 6263. Paschali, Win ford Track 6061. Perez, Frances Aide 60-61; R Club 6163; National Honor Society 63; Student Store 6163. Polome, Monique German Club 6063; President of Spanish National Honor Society 6263. Pond, Bobby FFA 6063; Track 6061. Porter, Danny Beauty Revue Nominee 6163. Powell, Bert B Team Football and Basketball 60- 61; Chess Club 60-61; Track 6063; Varsity Football and Basketball 6163. Prince, Leslie Y-Teens 6061; Beauty Revue 60-63; Popular Music Club 6162; Aide 61- 62; Vice-President of Advisory 6162; President of Advisory 6263; Girls’ Choir Vice-President 62. Quist, Karen FHA Chapter officer 63. Raburn, Billie Jo Personal Business Club 6263; FHA 2-63. Ramirez, Sally DE 61-63 (historian 61-62, secretary •62-63). Ramirez, Freddie DE 6163. Ramos, Dora Rebelettes 61-62; PASF 6163; FHA 62-63. Ramos, Olga FHA 6163 (secretary 62-63); PASF 6263. Reses, Joe R Club 6061; Basketball and Baseball 60-63; Beauty Revue 6263. Rhea, Bill R Club 6062; Chess Club 60-61; Stu- dent Council Representative 6162; Junior Historians Club 6163 (vice- president 61, president 63); National Honor Society 6263. Rhodes, Walter Future Business Parliamentarian and Sergeant-at-Arms 6263. Rich, Mark B Team Football 6061; Varsity Foot- ball 6163; Student Council Repre- sentative 6061; Secretary of Advisory 6162; Vice-President of Advisory 62- 63; Chess Club 6263. Richards, Cecelia Band 60-63; Majorette 6163; Ballroom Dancing Club 6061; Popular Music Club 6162; Student Council Alternate 6162; Student Council Representative 6263; Aide 6163; Treasurer of Ad- visory 6263; Debate Club 6263 (secre- tary 62); Beauty Revue Nominee 62- 63; FHA 6263. Richards, Cynthia Band 60-62; R Club 6061; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Majorette 6162; Popular Music Club 61-63; Aide 6263; Student Council Alternate 62-63; Par- liamentarian of Advisory 6263; Beauty Revue Nominee 63; FHA 62-63. 262 Richardson, Katy Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Popu- lar Music Club 61-63; FHA 61-63 (treasurer 63); Secretary of Advisory 62-63. Richmond, Sharon Band 60-62; Future Nurses Club 61- 63 (historian 63); Aide 62-63; South- erner Reporter 62-63; Section Editor of Rebel Roundup 62-63; Quill and Scroll 63; Publications Representative 63; Secretary of Advisory 62-63; Girls' Choir 63. Roberto, Frances German Club 61-63; Rebelettes 62-63. Ross, Margy Latin Club 60-62 (secretary 61-62); Aide 61-63; Girls’ Choir 62-63. Russ, Jimmy Student Council Representative 60-61; Secretary of Advisory 61; Future Busi- ness Club Reporter 62-63. Sanders, Judy Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Student Council Representative 60-63; (clerk 62, secretary 63); Officer of Advisory 60-61; R Club 60-63; Aide 60-63; Latin Club Officer 61-62; YPCO 61- 62 (officer 62); Rebelettes 61-63; Na- tional Honor Society 61-63; Camera Club 62-63; Clubs Editor of Yearbook 62-63; Girls Choir 62; Quill and Scroll 63. Sanders, Faye Band 60-62; Beauty Revue 60-63; Vice- President of Advisory 60-62; Secretary of Advisory 62-63; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Popular Music Club 61- 62; Needle Craft Club 62-63; FHA President 62 63. Sankey, Marilyn Future Nurses Club 60-62; FHA 60- 61; President of Girls’ Intramurals Club 63. Sansom, Judi Mixed Choir 60-62; Needle Craft Club 60-61; FHA 60-63 (unit officer 60- 61); Student Council Representative 61; Fine Arts Club 61-62; ICT 62 63; VIC 62-63 (treasurer 62, reporter 63). Scarborough, Sue Thespians 60-61; Future Nurses Club 60-63; President of Advisory 60-62; Mixed Choir 60-63; Regional Choir 60- 63; Secretary of Advisory 60-61; Student Council Alternate 60; YPCO 61- 63 (secretary-treasurer 61-63); Reb- elettes 61-63; R Club 62. Schaefer, Betsy Band 60-61; Fine Arts Club 60-62; DE Club 61-62; Aide 62-63. Schultz, Mark Student Council Representative Alter- nate 61-62. Scott, Earl Baseball Team 60-62; B Team Basket- ball 60-61. Sedwick, Roy Treasurer of Advisory 60 (vice-presi- dent 62); Publications Representative 60-62; Hunting and Wildlife Club 61- 63. Serna, Eladio PASF 62-63; Aide 62-63. Shaw, Don Fine Arts Club 60-63; Mixed Choir 60-63; Regional Choir 62-63; R Club 60- 61; German Club 61-62; YPCO 61- 62. Shaw, Linda Aide 61-62; Southerner Reporter 61- 63; Editor of Southerner 62-63; Col- umnist and Ad Salesman of Southerner 62-63; Quill and Scroll 63; Advisory Officer 63. Shock, Sandy Vice-President of Advisory 60; Secre- tary of Advisory 61; President Girls’ Choir 61-62; Fine Arts Club 61-62; Student Council Alternate 61-62; FHA President 62. Simpson, Rod a FHA 61-63. Smith, Donna Parliamentarian of Advisory 61-62. Smith, Linda Beauty Revue 60-61; Student Council Representative 60-61; Vice-President of Advisory 60-61; Treasurer of Ad- visory 61-62; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Rebelettes 61-62; Popular Music Club 61-62; Student Council Alter- nate 62. Soli mine, Mike Baseball Team 61-63; Hunting and Wildlife Club 62-63. Spears, Julia FHA 61-63 (vice-president 63); DE Parliamentarian 62-63; DE Sweetheart Nominee 62. Spears, Linda Band 60-63; Mixed Choir 60-63; Re- gional Choir 61-63; State Choir 62- 63; YPCO 60-63; Fine Arts Club 60- 63; Thespians 60-63. Spell, Stanley Student Council Representative 61-62; Alternate to Student Council 63; Per- sonnel Business Club 61-62. Spillmann, Richard 4-H Club 60-63. Stamp, Deena Student Council Alternate 60-62; Fine Arts Club 60-61; Y-Teens 60-62; Thes- pians 60-61; Rebelettes 61-63; Per- sonal Business Club 61-62. Stasswender, Deanne Thespians 60-63; Treasurer of Girls’ Choir 61; Fine Arts Club 60-62 (his- torian 61); Mixed Choir 61-63; Ten- nis Team 60-61; Rebelettes 62-63; Tliespian Secretary-Treasurer 61-62; Mixed Choir Reporter 61-62; R Club 63; National Honor Society 63; Popu- lar Music Club 62-63; Vice-President of Advisory 63. Stewart, Jimmy Hunting and Wildlife Club 61-63. Stone, Ronnie President of Hunting and Wilflife Club 63. Stork, Mike R Club 60-63; National Spanish Honor Society 60-62; B Team Football 60- 62; Varsity Baseball 60-63; PASF 60-61; National Honor Society 61-63 (treasurer 63); Class Sergeant-at-Arms 62; President of Senior Class 63. 263 Strain, Jerry B Tram Football and Basketball 60- 61; Varsity Baseball 60-63; Sergeant- at-Arms of Class 60; Vice-President of Class 61; Royal Court 60-62; Beauty Revue 60-63; Ballroom Danc- ing Club 60-61; Varsity Football and Basketball 61-63; Royal Court 61-62; Chess Club 62-63; President of Advis- ory- 62-63. Stringer, Bobby Hunting and Wildlife Club 61-62. Stringer, Ruth Ann Southerner Cartoonist 60-63; Rebel Roundup Staff 60-61; Secretary of Fine Arts Club 60-62; Thespians 60- 61; Junior Editor of Rebel Roundup 61-62: Photographer of Rebel Round- up 61-63; Staff Artist of Rebel Round- up 61-63: Quill and Scroll 61-63; Aide 61- 63; Camera Club 62-63; YPCO 62- 63. Stueve, Scott Hunting and Wildlife Club 61-62; Chess and Checker Club 62-63; Var- sity Football 62-63. Tarpley, Joy Band 60-63; District Band 62-63; Re- gional Band 62-63; R-Club 60-63; V PCO 62-63; German Club 60-62 (treasurer 61-62); Publications Repre- sentative 61-62; Southerner 60-61; Business Manager of Rebel Roundup 61-63; Ad Salesman for Rebel Round- up 60-63; Quill and Scroll 61-63; Na- tional Honor Society 62-63; Aide 61- 62; Advisory Treasurer 61-62. Thiem, Margaret Popular Music II Club 60-62; Girls’ Choir 62-63; Girls' Intramurals 62-63; FHA 62-63 (parliamentarian 62-63). Thomas, Elaine Latin Club 60-61; Cirls’ Choir 60-63; Rebelettes 61-63 (sergeant-at-arms 62- 63); Fine Arts Club 61-62; Aide 62- 63; Popular Music Club 62-63; FHA 62-63. Thompson, Lewis Band 60-63; Key Club 60-63; R Club 60-61; R Club 62-63; Track 61-63; Dance Band 62-63. Tittle, Jocelyn Future Teachers Club 60-63; Aide 60- 63; Choir 61-62; Advisory officer 60- 61; Red Cross Representative 61-62; Southerner Staff 62-63; Index Editor of Rebel Roundup 62-63. Tucker, Jayne Advisory officer 60-62; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Alternate Stu- dent Council Representative 60-63; Publications Representative 61-63; Treasurer of Popular Music Club 62- 63; National Honor Society 62-63; R Club 62-63. Turner, Jerry Band 60-63; Future Nurses Club 60- 63; Thespians 60-63; FHA Chapter II 62-63. Turner, Michael PASF 60-63; Johnny Rebs 60-61. Vrias, Abraham Junior Historians 61-63. Venable, Bettye Band 60-62; YPCO 60-62; Future Nurses Club 60-63 (Treasurer 62-63); Thespians 60-61; FHA 61-63 (4th Vice- President 62-63). Virden, David B Team Football 60-62; Varsity Foot- ball 62-63; Mixed Choir 61-63; Latin Club 61-63 (Officer 62-63); Track 62- 63. Votaw, Jan Band 60-63 (secretary 62-63, sweet- heart 62-63); District and Regional Band 60-63; Future Teachers Reporter 60- 61; Sophomore Editor of Rebel Roundup 60-61; Student Council Al- ternate 60: R Club 60-63; President of Advisory 61-63; Personal Business Club 61-63; Reporter for Southerner 61- 62; Photographer for Southerner and Rebel Roundup 61-62; Assistant Business Manager of Rebel Roundup 61-62; Co-Club Editor of Rebel Round- up 61-62: National Honor Society 62-63 (secretary 63); YPCO 61-63 (presi- dent 62-63); Historian R Club 63; Editor of Rebel Roundup 62-63. Wall, Billy Junior Historians 60-63 (president 61- 62, vice-president 62-63). Wall, Jerry Mixed Choir 60-63 (sergeant-at-arms 61-63); All-State Choir 60-63; Region- al Choir 60-63; Dance Band 62-63. Veils, Thomas Band 60-63; Dance Band 61-63 (man- ager 63); R Club 62; National Honor Society 63; Student Conductor of Band 63. Williams, Mike B Team Football 60-61; Varsity Base- ball 60-63; Varsity Football 62-63. Williams, Raymond Football 60-63; Chess Club 62-63. Williams, Ginnie Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Popu- lar Music Club 61-63. Williams. Tanya Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Vice- President of Advisory 60-61; Secretary of Advisory 61-62; Treasurer of Ad- visory 62-63; Publications Representa- tive 60-61; Latin Club 61-63 (reporter 61-62, president 62-63); Southerner Reporter 61-63); Rebelettes 61-63; Best Junior Rebelette 62; YPCO 61- 63 (publicity chairman 62-63); Treas- urer of Girls' Choir 61-62; National Honor Society 61-63: R Club 61-63; Quill and Scroll 63; Football Program Staff 61-63. Willingham, John Band 60-62; Track 60-61; Boys' Choir 60-61. Wimberly, Kent Football 60-61; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Baseball 60-61. Wolff, Jane Student Council Representative 60-63; Treasurer of Class 60; President of Advisory 60-61; Ballroom Dancing Club 60-61; Cheerleader 61-63 (head cheerleader 62-63); Football Sweet- heart 62; Treasurer of Junior Class 62; Treasurer of Advisory 61-62; Pop- ular Music Club 61-63 (vice-president 61-62, president 62-63); Correspond- ing Secretary of Student Council 62; Aide 61-63; R Club 61-63; Vice-Pres- ident of Girls’ Choir 62-63; Friendliest Cirl 63. Yant, Pam Treasurer of Advisory 60-61; Vice- President of Advisory 61-63; National Spanish Honor Society 60-61; R Club 60-63; Future Nurses Club 60-62; Rebelettes 61-63 (treasurer 62-63); Secretary Popular Music Club 62-63; National Honor Society 61-63; Vice- President FHA 62-63. Young, Gayle Future Nurses Club 60-63 (president 62-63); Rebelettes 61-63; Rebel Roundup Staff 61-62; FHA Chapter II 62-63; Cirls' Choir 62-63. 264 Abel, Billy—84, 210, 219, 222 Adcir, Ann—64, 67 Adams, Billy—64, 152 Adamson, Nancy---98, 130, 166 A i7A—98 i4A i7i, Sandy—98, 166, 182 4 6a, Lydia—98 Alcantar, Lydia—98, 141 A looser, Diana—98, 141 Alford, Larry—(A, 67, 178 y4 n, Charlotte- 4, 117, 119, 120, 122, 136 Peggy—64, 67, 144, 148, 173 yftfei� , Roy—9 , 183 Allison, Weldon—84, 158 «, Sheila—9 , 157 Altum, Daniel—84, 145, 152 Alvarez, Amador—65, 213, 215 Alvarez, Ernest—98 Alvarez, Gloria—98, 177 Alvarez, Hortense—84 Alvarez, Manuel—98 Alvarez, Mary—98 Alvarez, Mary Louise—98 Anderson, Eric—98, 169 Anderson, Judy—64, 67, 148 Anderson, Kathleen—98, 167 Andrews, Terry—65 Arhelger, John—98, 157 Arredondo, Tina—95 Artz, Judy—41, 98, 103 Atchison, Bubba—97, 98, 210, 216, 228 Auvil, Coleen—84, 176 Baker, Ruth -84, 146, 163 Balke, Ted—98 Balli, George—98, 228 Balli, Leon—98 Bang, Mary—98, 147 Barak, Charles—98 Barber, Dick—64, 67 ,178 Bar gas, Mary Alice—98, 166 Barho, Eddie—98 Barker, Carolyn—98, 168 Barkley, Carolyn-22, 52, 67, 150, 122, 124, 128, 151, 175, 249 Barkley, Janet—98, 123, 127, 129, 173, 249 Barnard, Gayle—64, 67 Barnard, Nancy Ann—84, 122, 136, 168 Barnard, Terry—72, 190 Barrientes, Janie— 98 Bartlett, Carolyn-98, 123, 130, 169 Barton, Bobby—98, 139 Barton, Douglas—116, 145, 234 Barton, James—84, 234 Barton, Jan—98, 123, 166, 231 Bassett, Anne—64, 67, 120, 125, 137, 167 Bateman, Rex—65, 67, 145, 161 Bates, Richard—98 Bays, Rickey—9 , 123, 139, 155, 242 Beaty, Janet—(A, 67, 148 Beaver, Guy—98 Beck, Dorothy—98, 147, 182 Beckham, Sharon—98, 169, 182 Becklund, Hardy—84 Student Index Beckman, Douglas—98 Bell, David—84 Bell, James—65, 67 Benoit, Byron—98 Bergmann, Johnny—98, 165 Bergstrom, Neverlyn—98, 125, 168 Berkhart, Johnny—170 Bernard, Nancy—122 Beyer, Danny—65, 67, 161, 206 Bi tlaszewski. Helen—84, 136, 146, 161, 181 Bible, Rex-9 Bierbower, Joe—98 Biggs, Sherry—64, 67, 121, 122, 137, 148, 174 Biggs, Shirley—99, 141 Billingsley, Wey!and— Bird well, Thurston—99 Blackslone, Philip—99 Blake, David-67, 120 Beaty, Janet—67, 148, 64 Beaver, Guy—98 Beck, Dorothy-98, 182, 147 Beckham, Sharon —98, 182, 169, 231 Becklund, Hardy—84 Beckman, Douglas—98 Bell, David—84 Bell, James—67, 65 Benoit, Byron—98 Bergmann, Johnny—98, 165 Bergstrom, Neverlyn—98, 168, 125 Berkhart, Johnny—170 Bernard, Nancy—122 Beyer, Danny—67, 206, 161, 65 Bialaszewski, Helen—84, 161, 181, 136, 146 Bible, Rex—98 Bierbower, Joe—98 Biggs, Sherry—148, 174 Biggs, Shirley—99, 141, 13 Billingsley , Weyland—84 Birdwell, Thurston—99 Blackstone, Philip—99 Blake, David-67, 120 Blake, Valter— 4, 145 Blankenship, Kenneth—99, 156, 157 Blanton, Judy—52, 64, 67, 70, 116, 118, 120, 124, 127, 130, 155 Bleker, Maurine—84, 122, 136, 146, 169, 181, 251 Blocker, Billy—64 Blum, Harriet—99 Boatright, Sammy—84 Blake, Walter-84, 145 Blankenship, Kenneth—99, 156, 157 Blanton, Judv-52, 64, 67, 70, 116, 118, 120, 124, 127, 130, 155 Bleker, Maurine—84, 122, 136, 146, 169, 181, 251 Blocker, Billy—64 Blum, Harriet—99 Boatright, Sammy—84 Bock, John—132 Bohls, David—65, 67,152, 153, 170, 253 Bohls, Karen—99, 174 Bohls, Susan—147 Bolding, Alberta—64, 67, 169 Bolding, Aubry—64, 67 Bolieu, Jean—84 Bollman, Adelaide—99, 117, 119, 123, 125, 141 Boone, Mary Lou—51, 83, 84, 120, 122, 130, 131, 168, 181, 244 Boone, Ruth-84, 115, 122, 132, 134, 135, 142, 143 Borowski, James- 99 Boswell, Kenny-30, 83, 84, 168, 213, 218 Bowles, David—65 Boyd, Judy—99, 167 Boyd, Monroe-13, 99, 123, 141, 147 Boyd, Ronald—64, 67, 139 Bozarth, Bobby—99, 158 Bradshaw, Barbara—99, 157 Bradshaw, Holly—99 Bratcher, Carolyn—99 Browner, Cherie—32, 53, 64, 67, 121, 122, 137, 138, 142, 146, 172, 174, 175 Breed, Carolyn—99, 130, 168, 237 Breed, Sandy—99, 169, 182 Bridges, Allen—99 B rid well, Nancy—99, 118, 169, 182, 231 Briggs, Diane—23, 65, 68, 78, 124, 128, 155 Briscoe, Gary—99, 169, 229, 251 Brizendine, Jimmie—64, 68 Brizendine, Vicki—99, 123, 168 Broaddus, Vicki—84, 137, 146, 147, 161, 181 Brock, Barbara—84, 161, 181 Bromley, Glenn—84, 170 Brooks, Carol—99, 169 Brooks, Rebecca—84 Brown, A7 -84, 170, 171 Brown, Bunny—99, 176, 231 Brown, Dennis—216 Brown, Cay-48, 99, 169, 182 Brown, Jim—84 Brown, Joyce—99, 168, 182 Brown, Judy—84, 155, 180 Brown, Julie—99 Brown, Peggy—64, 68, 148, 173 Brown, Rickey—99 Brown, Roy—68 Brown, Wilma—84, 144, 146, 169 Brownlow, Dannie—99, 210 Brownlow, Sammie—99, 168 Bryant, Don—84, 145, 154 Bryant, Marcae—99 Buaas, Leonard—64, 68, 155 Buck, Ginger—99, 169, 182 Bulla, Sandy—100, 166 Burhl, Jimmy—100 Buratti, Virginia—64, 68, 148, 173 Burge, Pam—84, 161 Burke, James—64, 158, 159 Burkhardt, Johnny—85 Burleson, Bobby—85, 206 Burns, John-20, 53, 64, 68, 116, 118, 121, 122, 130, 138, 150, 236 Burrow, Buddy—85, 170 Burrow, Janice—100, 130, 141, 182 Burt, Roxie- S, 149, 173 Burton, Wayne—85 Butler, Philip—100 Butts, Clinton—100 Butts, Gary—64, 68 265 Cadwell, Terry—100, 123, 139 Cahill, Donna—100 Cain, Belly—64, 68, 100 Calderon, Ana—100 Calderon, Virgie—85, 144 Caldwell, Beverly—35, 65, 68, 136, 144, 174, 175, 176,177, 203, 230, 231 Caldwell, Cathy—15, 85, 161 Calk, Arthur—100 Camarillo, David—100 Cameron, Joyce—85, 148, 166 Campos, Rene'—85, 206, 213, 227 Canion, Mary Lou—14, 85, 168, 251 Cantwell, Christa—85, 137, 146, 161, 174, 181 Cantwell, Patricia—100, 182 Cantwell, Sharron—100, 117, 182 Capehart, Luke—85 Cardenas, Pauline—100 Carlson, Diane-85, 117, 119, 120, 122, 130, 142 Carnline, Johnny—100 Carrell, Steve—100, 139 Carson, Lynda—100, 182 Carson, Sharon—85, 161, 181 Casarez, Albert—85 Casner, George—100 Castle, Jimmy—51, 64, 69, 170 Castle, Rita-21, 85, 122, 129, 130,151, 240 Castleberry, Claudia—100, 166 Cater, Diana—97, 100, 169, 182 Cauthen, Rene'—64, 69, 144, 148, 173 Cauthern, Kenny—85, 139, 169 Cazares, Mary Lou—85, 163 Cervantes, Adolpho—64, 69 Challstrom, Jim—100, 139 Chamberlain, Sharon—100, 166, 177 Chambers, Charles—158 Chambers, James—100, 130, 143, 145, 158, 159 Chandler, Jimmy—65, 69, 116 Chapman, Wayland—100 Childress, Connie—100 Childress, Susan—100 Choban, Caroline—100, 163 Chrisco, Pat—85, 169, 210 Christal, Robert—85 Ciccarelli, Frank—100 Clark, Lynn—86 Clark, Mary Agnes—100, 123, 125,130, 147, 164, 252 Clarke, Carol—141 Clendennen, Doris—175, 176 Clinard, Leon—65, 69, 164 Clopton, Jerry—86 Cmerek, Bonnie—100, 112, 118, 169, 182, 233 Cole, Nancy—86 Collins, Barbara—100 Conant, Christina—86 Cook, Ernest—65 Cook, James—100 Cornett, Donald—86 Corser, Colman—64, 69, 147 Corlinaz, John—100 Cortinez Margaret—64, 86, 166, 173 Cosgrove, Tim—100 Cotten, Virginia—100 Cox, Beverley—100 266 Cox, Geraldine—100, 123, 169 Cox, James—64, 69, 170 Cox, Jesse—100, 107, 139, 140 Cox, Kenny—86 Craig, Jimmie—86, 169, 122, 206, 229 Crane, Ronnie—100 Crawford, Jimmie—100 Crum, Karen—64, 69, 150 Crumley, Sandra—(A, 69, 136, 144, 146, 148 Cruz, Lydia—(A, 69, 144, 164, 173 Cruz, Tony—86, 164 Crystal, Robert—170 Cullen, Jeff—100, 183 Cundiff, Jean-00, 91, 124, 127, 172 Curd, Maurice—86, 210 Curly, Roy—169 Cyperi, Cathy—100, 148, 173 Cypcrt, Celine—86, 130, 172, 175 Dailey, Dale— 0 , 252 Dailey, Harold—64, 69, 120, 122 Dailey, Ronald—101 Daily, Mike—86, 206 Dalton, Sandra—30, 40, 86, 130, 133, 168, 181, 256 Damerau, Linda—101, 117, 119, 138, 168, 236 Dancak, Donald—101 Dare, Patti—117, 119, 136, 161, 181 Davenport, Bobby—101 Davenport, Diana—101, 123, 127, 176, 177 Davenport, Kathy—101, 123, 172 Dai is, Danny—86, 101 Davis, Dianna—101, 172, 175 Davis, Jimmy—65, 69, 161, 206 Davis, Lee—65, 158, 159 Davis, Terry—51, 54, 65, 69, 120, 122, 134, 139 Dauson, Donnie—101 Dawson, Ralph—65, 69, 143 Dawson, Vicki—101, 167 Day, Edwin—164, 165, 247 Deal, Tommy-86, 114, 122, 125, 134, 139 Defoe, Marie—101, 172 Deison, Carol—101, 166 Deison, Glynn—101, 155 DeLoach, Rodney—86, 140 Dement, Renee—86, 146, 147,168 Dennis, Richard—101 DePew, Rusty—101, 139, 211 DeVUbiss, Jill-35, 38, 51, 54, 64, 69, 136, 137, 177, 183 Dillard, Frank—13, 101, 130, 139 Dipprey, Ronnie—65, 69, 121, 122, 134, 135, 139, 254 Dittmar, Carolyn-86, 122, 169, 254 Dittmar, Linda—35, 47, 64, 69, 137, 144, 167, 246, 257 Dixon, Bobby—101 Dixon, Marsha—101, 147 Dobbins, Norman—101, 123, 125, 139, 143, 165 Dobrowolski, Richard—65, 69, 155, 249 Dorbandt, Jimmy—101 Downs, Tommy—101 Duke, Russell—101 Duncum, Bobby—39, 65, 69, 80, 205, 206, 243 Duncum, Margo—86, 152, 153 Dunham, Sharon—86, 173, 180 Dunnahoo, Stephen—101, 170 Durbin, Glenda—101, 173 Dye, Sue Ann—101, 169, 182 Dyer, Janis-40, 86. 174, 181 Dyess, Kay—101, 163, 190 Eanes, Kaye—64, 69, 136, 148, 173 East, Phillip—64, 70 Easily, John—13, 86, 89, 138, 139, 156, 157 Easily, Sandra—101, 144 Edwards, James—101, 155 Edwards, Joan—101, 168 Edwards, Rowland—65, 70, 159 Edwinson, Jack—65 Egleson, Mary—101 Eickmann, Kathleen—64, 70, 136, 174 Eickmann, Kenneth—51, 65, 70, 72, 118 121, 122, 123,172 Eickmeyer, ITerner—102, 155 Eitze, Ronny—102, 210 Elam, Joyce—86, 136, 146, 169, 175, 181 Eli, Johnny—86 Ellis, Jeannie—102 Ellis, Mike—102 Enochs, Archie—86 Erickson, Roky—102, 108 Ervin, Charles—86 Eschberger, Jerry—64, 70, 145, 170 Eskew, Elaura—86, 130, 132, 168 Eskew, Herbie—102, 158, 159 Eskew, Martha—64, 70, 124, 166 Estrada, Connie—102, 173 Estrada, Victoria—149 Etheridge, Carolyn—102, 123 Evans, Bruce—86, 151 Evans, Jackie—102, 167 Evans, Jeanne—86 Evans, Terry—102, 103, 155, 216 Ewald, Wyatt—102 Fahey, Donna—64, 70, 137, 169 Fannon, Pat—102, 117, 118 Farar, Patt—65, 70, 173, 177, 183 Farrell, Duke—158 Farris, Jimmie—87, 130, 161 Farris, Rylean—87, 130, 166, 180 Fotheree, Beth—64, 70, 148 Favoccia, Larry—102, 210 Feaster, Donna—87, 120, 122, 130, 138, 142, 143, 156, 157, 180 Felder, Bruce—216 Ferguson, Bonnie—102, 182 Ferguson, Layton—102, 134, 147 Ferguson, Linda—87 Fiedler, Al—87, 178, 204, 206, 208, 221 Fillis, Billy—64, 70 Fillis, Lynda—102 Fine, Margaret—64, 71, 164 Finnell, Kerry—64, 71, 152, 201 Finning, Ervin—102 Fisher, Dale—102, 158 Fisher, Janie—87, 168 Fisher, Johnnie—66, 71, 149, 227, 229 Fisher, Lyndal—87, 130 F e , Charles—87 Flenniken, Laurel—87, 169 Fletcher, Wayne—102 F inf, Fen —102 Flores, Alice—64, 71, 173 Flores, Ricky—102 Flores, Yolanda 87, 144, 166 F m , Bryan-87, 158, 159, 160, 209 Fogarty, Jeanne—99, 102, 182 Fogle, Larry—102 Fogle, Linda-102, 164 Fojtik, Johnnie—87 Fojtik, Paulette—102, 154 For , Benny—102 For , Bobby-87, 169 Fortune, Don—64, 71, 121, 139, 150 Foster, Cuy—65, 71 Foster, Janet—102, 149 Foster, Mary—102, 127, 130 Fowler, Bruce—87 Fowler, Buddy—64, 71, 158 Fox, Carol—33, 64, 71, 118, 136, 148, 174, 175 Fox, Jennie—102 Fox, Rebecca-20, 64, 71, 172, 174, 175, 203, 230, 231 Francis, Sharon—102, 176 Franki, Eve—101, 102, 182 Franki, Fredi—14, 87, 240 Frazee, Alan—64, 71 Frazee, Gwen—102, 123, 147, 154 Freitag, Sherry-102, 117, 118, 123, 163 French, Pat—87, 117, 119, 120, 122, 136, 181 Frey, Edgar—102 Frithiof, Ronny—102 Fulfer, Alan—102, 123, 223 Gaines, David—(A, 71, 228, 253 Gaines, Eddie—65, 71, 178 Gaines, Rhoda—102 Galle, Mary Pat—102, 182 Galloway, Esther—102, 140 Galloway, Marshall—65, 71, 178 Galvan, Gloria—64, 173 Gandara, Joyce—102 Garcia, Archie—87 Garcia, Jesse—102 Garcia, Louis—64, 71 Garcia, Pete—102 Gardner, Annette—64, 71, 136 Gatlin, Jack—87, 146, 165 Gent, Nancy—51, 87, 120, 122, 136, 169, 251 German, James—103 Gibler, Frank—103 Gibler, Sandi—71, 152, 153, 197 Gibson, Tom—87, 130, 143, 161 Gilbert, Beverly—87, 137, 169 Givens, Mike—103, 210 Gladney, Cindy—88, 170 Glasgow, Jerry—-103 Glass, Peggy-88, 130, 133, 168, 181, 234 Glass, Willie-35, 71. 220, 221 Godwin, Tommy—88 Goebler, Joe—103, 130, 163 Goff, Lynda Gay—103 Gonzales, Elias—88, 165 Gooding, Lonnie—103 Gooding, Lottie—103 Goodnight, Kaye—27, 35, 39, 64, 71, 136, 144, 167, 254 Govea, Rachel—103 Govea, Pete- 88, 164 Gowen, Penny—103, 182 Graham, Angie—64, 173 Graham, Sandi—64, 71, 136, 138, 141, 142 Gramon, Jim—231, 255 Cranberry, Howard—103, 227 Grant, Neva-63, 71, 173, 176, 177 Grantham, Barbara—88 Graves, Rusty—103 Gray, Sandra—103, 167 Green, Janice—103, 144 Green, Judy—103, 164 Green, Theresa—88, 141, 142 Greenwald, Leroy—88, 211 Griffin, Tommy—103 Grobowsky, Don—29, 38, 43, 55, 64, 66, 72, 205, 206 Gross, Bill—103, 169 Gross, Carla—103 Gross, Charles—103 Grumbles, Edward—64, 72, 152, 197 Guerra, Anita—88, 163 Guerra, Henry—88 Guerrero, J. C.—103 Guerrero, Pedro—103 Guerrero, Yolanda—103, 163 Guffin, Juni—88, 124, 256 Gull, Leon—103 Gully, Lee—(A, 72, 170 Gunter, Eddie—64, 66, 72, 116, 119, 139, 150, 250 Gustafson, Shirley—103, 141 Haffelder, Tommie-88, 119, 143 Hagood, Kenneth—103, 156, 157 Halbert, Donna—(A, 72, 148, 174, 175 Halbert, Mike—103, 175, 216 Hale, Gary—39, 65, 72, 161, 206, 254 Hall, Cynthia—103, 163 Hall, Cheryl-34, 88, 152, 153 Hall, Jan is—103 Hallmark, Mary—103 Hamilton, Bill—103 Hamilton, Glenn—103, 210, 216 Hamilton, Roger—88 Hammock, Shirley—104 Hammer, Marcia—104, 182 Hampton, James—104 Hampton, Stephen—88 Hancock, Foro-104, 165, 216, 223 Harbour, Karen—104, 140 Harbour, Tucker—88, 206, 254 Harp, Patsy—104, 167 Harper, Barbara—88 Harper, Charles—72, 149 Harrell, Royce-88, 178, 209, 213 Harris, James—72 Harris, John—104 Harrison, Alexa--88 Harrison, Shep-49, 88, 120, 122, 130, 134, 236 Hart, Daniela—104 Hart, Jay—104 Hart, Ruth Ann-88, 137, 146, 154, 181 Hausler, Marilyn—104 Haynes, Sharon—104 Head, Betty Jo—88, 241 Head, Linda—104, 117, 118 Head, Ray—8, 20, 43, 55, 64. 72, 116, 119, 124, 139, 150, 255 Hector, Barbara—64, 72, 173 Hembree, Charlene— 104, 140 Hempel, John—88 Hendrickson, Harry—64, 73, 161, 206 Hengst, Darlene—88, 117 Hernandez, Angel—64, 73, 173 Hernandez, Johnny—104, 228 Hernandez, Lupe—88, 144, 165, 173 Hernandez, Mary Louise—104 Herrera, Domingo—104 Herron, Don-33, 73, 120, 213, 228 Herron, Jon—44, 73, 223 Herwig, Alberta—104, 163 Hiebner, Donna—88 Higgins, Lowell-88, 120, 122, 125, 143, 146, 165 Hilbig, Pat—104 Hill, Gerald-104, 169, 211 Hill, Richard-88, 146, 165 Hill, Ronnie—88, 146, 165, 252 Hinkle, Herschel—104 Hipolito, Juanita—104 Hitchcock, Patricia—173 Hitsman, Connie—64, 73, 130, 133, 148 Hobbs, Bruce—89 Hobbs, Darrell—104 Hodge, Betsy-33, 56, 64, 68, 73, 116, 119, 121, 122, 137, 146, 150, 247 Hodnett, Bobbie—89 Hodnett, Mickey-33, 73, 161, 207, 214 Hoes, Patsy-89, 241 Hoffpauir, Gary—104 Holley, Jane—89, 125 Holley, Margery —64, 73, 125 Holloway, Mary-33, 73, 172, 175 Holm berg, Shirley—64, 73, 134, 142 Hone, Bob—169, 228 Hooker, Marilyn—182 Hooper, Andy—64, 73, 173 Hopkins, Angela—104, 141 Hopkins, Annette—64, 73, 130, 176, 177 Horn, Gaylene—104, 177 Horner, Fen—104, 161 Horton, Joyce—64, 73, 173 Horton, Kathy—64, 73, 120, 122, 123, 127, 136, 141, 144, 146, 201 Horyza, Sylvia—89, 137, 180, 183 Houston, Steve—104, 155 Howard, Mistie—89, 168, 180 Howell, Mitchell—104, 125 Howell, Randy—104 Howell, Sarah—89, 169 Howison, Jack—44, 51, 56, 64, 66, 68, 70, 73, 121, 139, 150, 151, 228, 239 Huber, Carol—89, 136, 169 267 Hudson, Wesley—89, 146 Hughes, Kathy—89, 122, 164, 137 Hughes, Madison—89, 178 Hull, Darlene—89, 166 Hundley, Robert—89 Hunley, Carolyn-89, 116,119, 130, 169, 181 Hyde, Gerald—104 Hyde, Janies—73 Hyde, Vickie—89, 180 Hyden, William—m, 123, 129, 130, 139, 183, 237 Ice, Sandra—104, 141 Ischy, Mike—97, 16� , 117, 123, 163, 207, 216, 219, 222 Jackson, Dale—65, 73, 78 Jackson, Dennie—65, 73, 74, 120, 132, 134, 135 Jackson, Linda-89, 122, 125, 136, 168, 251 Jarvis, Mary—104, 118, 141 Jasperson, Jimmy—104, 123, 163, 219 Jenkins, Bob—104, 147. 155 Jenkins, Carolyn—104, 166 Jenkins, George—10� , 158 Jenkins, Gordon—89, 158 Jennings, Rex—104 Jennings, Ricky—104 Jernigan, Gerri—104, 141 Johnson, Bob—178 Johnson, Gene—104 Johnson, Gerald—105 Johnson, Janis—105, 166 Johnson, Jerry—65, 73, 134, 135, 139 Johnson, Jimmy—105 Johnson, Johnny—89, 178 Johnson, Kay—105, 176 Johnson, Linda—105 Johnson, Pat—105, 167 Johnson, Rodney—105 Johnson, Rose Marie—64, 73, 137, 148, 174 Joiner, Mike—105, 210 Jones, James—89, 214, 226, 229 Jones, Janet—64, 74, 175 Jones, Linda Ann—105 Jones. Linda C.—105, 1 � 0, 155 Jones, Mark—105 Jones, Woody—105 Jordan, Bobby—105, 139, 211 Jordan, Jay—89, 210 Jordan, Joe—105 Jordan, Patsy—105, 130, 166 Joseph, Danny—105, 211 Joseph, Marie—105, 147 Josey, Bill 90, 124. 139, 146, 154, 155, 240 Joy, Elizabeth—90, 93, 124, 147, 165, 247 Kalinowska, Jo Ann—90 Kalinowska, Mary—105 Kalinouiska, Terry—105 Kasper, Sandra—90 268 Kavanaugh, Jan—64, 74, 245 Kearney, John—105, 165, 211 Keith. Donna-M, 74, 144, 166, 169 Kelldorf, Jimmy—105 Keller, Crockett—105 Keller, Joe—105 Keller, Sheila—105, 166 Kelley, Nana-90, 136, 164, 181 Kelly, Coyle—105, 139, 140, 147 Kelso. Helen—105, 140. 147 Kennedy, Linda—105 Kerley, Roy—90 Key, Tommy—90 Kidd, Karen—105 King. Vickie 35, 64. 74, 137. 144, 148 Kingsley, Thomas -65, 74 Kinney, Charles—105 Kinney, George—105, 123, 143, 147 Kinney, Ginny—21, 35, 57, 64, 74,116, 118, 121, 122, 137, 141, 142, 146, 147 Kinsey, Lester—90 Kipple. Nancy—106, 117, 156, 157 Kirk, Wayne—90, 170, 171 Kizziar, Linda—106, 118. 168 Kluckhohn, David—13, 106 Knapp, Leroy—106, 210, 216 Kneisley. Herbie—106, 123, 210, 216. 220 Knight, Dusty—106, 164 Koch. Dorothy—106, 130, 255 Koenig. Marvin—106 Korenek, Steve—90, 115, 122. 134, 135, 139, 240 Kozlowski, Daniel—106 Kozloicski, Kay-90, 167, 174, 175 Krause, Gary—90, 210. 251 Krause, Janie—106 Krebs, Jimmy—65, 74, 152 Kriewald, Doug-90. 207, 228, 243 Kroeger, Joyce-64, 74. 130. 133, 174, 175 Krueger, Ernest—64, 74 Krueger, Jimmy—222 Krueger, Kathryn—90 Kunshick, Vernon—106 Kunze, Barbara—90. 168, 174, 175 Lajuente. Delores—106, 176 Laier, Jennifer—106, 155, 177 Laier, O. .—112, 134 lumber!, Sandra-M, 74, 121, 122, 136, 168 Lancaster, Frances—64, 173, 176 Lancaster, Ray—90 Lancaster, Rosemary—90 Land, Larry-55, 75, 183, 226 Lange, Beverly—90 Langner, Dotiie—6A, 75, 167 Langner, Raymond—106, 210 Lann, Eileen—90, 120, 122, 130, 141, 240 Larson, Beverly—90, 95 Larson, Lorin—90 Lanin, Bobbie—103, 106 LaVerne, Marilyn Kay—64, 75, 173 Lau, Charles 90, 153 Lawson. Billy—106 Lay, Bill—106 Leach, Don—38, 65, 75. 207, 232, 253 Leath, Barbara—106, 163 Lee, Cheryl—9, 28. 35, 37, 43, 57, 64, 70, 75, 121, 122, 136, 150, 253 Leonard, Mona—106 Leser, Dennis—97, 106, 139, 169, 210, 216 Lewis, Charlene—9, 15, 64, 75, 148 Lewis, Dan-AA, 75 Lewis, Gail—25, 105, 106, 118 Lewis, Kathleen—64. 66, 75, 137, 163 Lewis, Kenneth—106, 123, 183 Lind, Clifton—21, 106, 127, 139, 237 Linder, Jack—90. 117, 119, 169, 207, 214 Lindholm, Ronnie—106 Linscomb, David—106, 117, 139 Livingston, Thomas—65, 75, 158 Lockhart, Patricia—106, 147 Loera, Gloria—106 Loera, Mary—106 Loera, Mercy—90, 176 Loghry, Bee—64, 75, 125, 138, 166 Loghry, Joe—106 Lohman, Bessie—90, 122, 170 Loney, Phillip- 20, 64, 75, 139, 169, 239 Long, Rhonda-m, 123, 129, 130, 140 Loper, Mike—106 Lopez, David —106 Lord, Steve—106, 139, 140, 147 Lovelady, Gary—97, 106, 123, 139, 169, 220 Lucchese. Sally—64, 75, 120, 122, 146, 168, 201, 218 Ludwig, Jeanne—175 McAdoo, Darlene—106, 123, 125, 168 McAngus, Danny—106, 147 McArdle, Cindy—106 McBee, Marilyn—106, 147, 182, 247 McClellan, Paula—(A, 75, 173, 176 McClendon, Richard—106, 210, 247 McCorkle, Sharon—90, 137, 146, 154, 181 McCown, Nancy—20, 64. 75, 120, 122, 152 McCulloch. Ben —106 McCulloch, Sam—75 McCullough, Cecil—65, 75 McDonald, Colenn—107, 141 McDonald. Bob—106, 125, 165 McDonnel, Mary Lou—107 McElrath, Micheline— 90, 175 McElvanv, Barbara—90, 120, 122, 124, 136, 137, 141, 142, 175, 180 McGee, Harold—64 McGhee, Mary Sue—172 McGuckin, Michael—(A, 75, 155, 238 McHenry, Susan—90, 146, 154 McKamie, Pat—90 McKenney, Warren 91 McNeese, Patsy-9], 116, 122, 136, 174, 175 McNiel, Patsy—9], 176 McWhorter, Mike—107, 139, 165 McWilliams, Kay Lynn—64, 74, 75, 166 Macias, John Henry—91 Macias, Mary Ann 107 Macry, Tommy—91, 151 Macune. Harriet 35, 38, 43, 64, 75, 137, 168, 173, 205 Malic oat. Sandra—107 Malleti. Douglas—91, 169, 226 Malone, Jimmye—107 Maloy, Pam—107, 174 Manahan, Barbara—(A. 75, 137 Manhart, Karen—91, 137, 168, 181 Mann, Cindy—91 Marler, Shirley—107 Marshall, Aileen—107 Mur shall, Mike—107 Martain, Gene—107 Martin, Jerry—91 Marline, Tom—46, 91, 211 Martinez, Gloria—91 Martinez, Malt—107 Martinez, Theresa—107 Mason, Linda—107, 141 Massey, o-91, 137, 146, 169, 181 Mata, David—107 Mate sic, Joe—107 Mathews, Champ—91, 169, 207, 243 Matlock. David-83. 91, 120, 122, 123, 139, 151 Matlock, John-8, 20, 45, 58, 65, 76, 116, 119, 121, 139 Matney, Claud 107, 139 Matteck, Mary Beth—107 Matthews, Vicki—91, 136, 169, 174, 175, 181 Maufrais, Chuck—107 Mauldin, Bob—91 Maxwell, Eddie—64, 91, 152 May, Bill—107-139, 169 May bin, Joyce—91, 141, 142 Mayer, Cindy—92, 169 Maynord, Chris—91, 117, 119, 122, 130, 139, 151 Mears, Dale—91 Meek, Linda-92, 122, 137, 151, 181 Meinscher, Paul—107 Mellon, Donna—92, 183 Mercer, Sharon—107, 141 Meredith, Marsha—92, 154 Merrill. Lois-35, 64, 66. 76 122, 137, 142, 143, 168, 239 Metcalf, Janice—16, 107 Metcalf, Joey—65 Meurer, Charles—107 Michalk, Valter—107, 140 Midciff, Susan—64, 76, 120. 125 Middleton, Rusty- 92, 169, 207 Mikulencak, Jeanette—107 Miles, Kay—107, 163 Millard, Michael—65, 76, 152, 153 Miller, Billy-65, 76. 170 Miller, Frank—107, 211 Miller, Johnny—107 Miller, LeAnne-92, 137, 146, 168, 252 Miller, Ray—92 Mills. Diana- 107, 117, 118, 123, 169, 182 Mills, Karen—64, 76, 137, 169, 174, 175 Mitchell, Charlotte—92, 180, 183 Mitchell, Sue-92, 180, 183 Mixon, Chris—91, 92, 174, 183 Mohler, Paulette—107, 172, 174 Mojica, Priscilla—64, 76, 125, 141, 142, 174 Monaghan, John—108, 149 Montgomery, Dorothy—169, 180 Montgomery, Phillip—108, 210, 216, 221 Moore, Bobby— 92 Moore, Carolyn—108, 130, 169 Moore, Doyle—92, 153 Moore, Gary—92, 152 Moore, Terry—108 Moreland, Nealan 92, 245 Moreno, Cecelia- 108 Moreno, Gloria 92. 173, 176 Morgan, Billy—108 Morgan, Richard—65, 76 Morrey, John—108 Morris, Robert— 92 Morrison, Lloyd—108, 158 Mosbroker, Violet -64, 74, 76, 166, 173 Moss, Sugie—108, 141 Mosteller, Anita—108, 141, 142 Motley, Mandy-83, 92, 117, 130, 133, 174, 175, 181, 251 Murillo, Tommy—108 Murphy, Sylvia 92 Murray, Ken—64, 92, 209 Myers, Mike— 08, 211 Myers, Rusty—108 Myler, Bill—108 Neal, Pete—65, 170 Nelson, Bit lye—108, 147, 168 Nelson, Malcolm—92, 120, 122, 146, 147 Nelson, Pat—92 Nelson, Sara—119 Newark, Darryl Nichols, Kenneth—108 Nichols, Mary Sue—64, 77, 152, 153 Nicholson, Sylvia—173 Nickle, Jerry—108 Nied, Glen—65, 77, 161 Niemtschke, Ronnie 65, 92, 145 Nolen, iMVerne—108 Nolley, James—108 Norris, Charlotte—108, 182 Noton, Jean—49, 231 Nowotny, Judy-108, 117, 123, 165, 174 Nuz, Bertha-64, 77, 164 Nuz, Nancy—108, 176 Nuz, Victor—108 O'Bannon, Judy—108, 163 O'Brien, Bobby—64, 77 O'Brien, Sue—92 Olfers, Donald—108, 141, 143, 211 Olson, Ann—108, 169, 182 O'Quinn, Don—108, 123, 231 Orgitano, Ann—108, 147, 168, 182 Orgitano, Bonnie—64, 77, 148 Orr, Tim—108 Orton, Donna—108, 123, 125, 141, 142, 182 Palmer, Susee—92, 256 l ankralz, Mike—108, 101 Pannell, Nancy—109 Pardo, Jovita—92 Pardo, Robert—109 Park, Leroy—92 Parks, Allen- 92 Paschali, Mary Alice—74, 77, 64, 174, 170 Paschali, W in ford—77, 64 J’atton, Mary—109, 167 I at ton, Una Jane—92, 169 J’ayne, Chowa—247 Payne, Ginger—93, 136, 168 Payne, Mary Ann—93, 148 Pearson, Bernard —93, 139 earson, Jerry—109, 210, 169, 251 Pemberton, Patricia —109, 130, 169, 147 Parks, Allen-92 Paschal!, Mary Alice—66, 74, 77, 170, 174 Paschali. Winford-64. 77 Patton, Mary—109, 167 Patton, Una Jane—92, 169 Payne, Chowa—64, 77, 139, 161, 247 Payne, Ginger—93, 136, 168 t,ayne, Mary Ann—93, 148 Pearson, Bernard—93, 139 Pearson, Jerry—109, 169, 210, 251 Pemberton, Patricia 109, 130, 147, 169 J’enso, Dennis—109, 143 Peoples, Charles—93, 169 Perez, Alfred-109, 161 Perez, Bertha—93, 146 Perez, Car lota—93, 174 J erez, Frances—65, 121, 122, 176 Jierez, Lupe—109, 144, 166 Perry, Stanley—158 Peters, David—93, 146 Pettus, David—93, 146 Pettus, Charles—93, 164 Pettus, Cheryl—109, 169 Petty, Donna—109, 169, 182 Pflullman, Charlie—109 J,hares, Cory—109, 130, 169, 182 Phillips, Alton-109, 161 Phipps, Doyle—109, 143,145, 161 Pittsford, Margaret—109, 123, 168 Pittsford, Terry—41, 51, 103, 109, 161, 210, 216, 225 Pizzifred, Nancy—109, 167 Jiolakiewicz, Pauline—109 Polk, Noel-109, 148 Polome', Andre'—109, 155 Polome', Monique—64, 77, 125, 155 Pond, Bobby—64, 77 Pool, Bill—109,161, 222 Porter, Danny—65, 77 Portis, Susan—31, 41, 109 Poston, Caroline—93, 136 Potts, Cheryl—93, 166, 181 Pounds, Gary—109, 218 Powell. Bert—65, 154, 207, 214, 215 Powell, Richard-109, 211, 229 Powell, Ricky—109, 161 Power, Alice—91, 101, 109, 117, 118, 123, 163, 182 Price, Susan—21, 85. 93, 122, 124, 127, 129, 151, 201 Priest, Peggy-93, 95, 146, 147, 176 Primrose, Donny—109 Prince, Leslie-(A, 77. 144, 250 Proffitt, Jimmy—64, 77 Pugmire, Greg—109, 223 Purifoy, Larry—109, 161, 210 269 Puryear, Jack—109 Puryear, Nancy—109, 111, 163 Quick, Monty—65, 93, 207 Quick, Teddy—109, 161 Quisenberry, Jane—109, 147, 168 Raatz, Geroge—109, 158 Raburn, Billie—77, 150 Raburn, Ronny—109, 179 Raburn, Tommy—99, 109, 178 Ragland, Dorothy—83, 93, 109, 136, 176, 177 Rainey, Ravelle—93, 119, 120, 122, 130, 169, 181 Ralston, David—109, 149 Ramirez, Daniel—64, 93 Ramirez, Fred—64, 77 Ramirez, Leon—64, 165 Ramirez, Mary—109, 176 Ramirez, Sally—64, 152, 153, 252 Ramos, Dora—64, 77, 164, 174 Ramos, Olga—(A, 77, 144, 164, 173 Ramos, Robert—165 Ramsey, Tommy—93 Rangel, Arthur—109, 227 Rather, Paulette—93, 137, 169 Ray, Gary—109 Rea, Guryn—93, 136, 169 Redden, Ronald—109 Reed, Larry—65 Reed, tej-Jl, 41, 110, 210 Reeder, Billy—93, 169 Reese, Garland—110 Reininger, David—110 Reither, Maty—94 Resas, Joe—65, 214, 215, 220 Reyna, Alfred—(A, 77 Reynolds, Elaine—94 Reynolds, Lynda—64, 77, 144, 169 Reynolds, Randy—83, 94, 117, 207, 229 Rhamy, Candy—64, 78, 116 Rhea, BUI—(A, 78, 121, 162 Rhodes, Walter—65, 78, 149 Ribbeck, Ellen—94 Rice, Jeanie—WO, 130, 141, 237 Rich, James—110, 169 Rich, John—64, 78 Rich, Mark—65, 78, 161, 207 Richard, Bobby—94, 169, 207 Richards, Cecelia—(A, 78, 119, 130,133, 173 Richards, Cynthia-M, 78, 144, 148, 173 Richards, Linda—110, 169, 182 Richards, William—94, 139 Richardson, Katy—fA, 78, 148, 173 Richey, Claude—97, 110, 141 Richmond, Sharon—64, 78, 124, 127,166, 201 Rieg, Charles—94 Riely, Alice—15, 94, 122, 174, 254 Rifle, Joe—65, 78 Riojas, Arthur—94, 162, 231 Rivera, Mary Louise—110, 166 Robbins, Dean—H, 208, 229 Robbins, Kenneth—110 Roberson, Beverly—149 Roberto, Frances—65, 136, 155 Roberto, Frank—169, 210 Roberts, Peggie—WO Roberts, Shirley—110, 166 Robertson, Lucienda—166 Robinson, John—94, 231 Rodriguez, Cynthia—110, 164 Roessing, Charles—110, 218 Rosenbalm, Janice—110, 123, 163, 182 Ross, Johnny—110 Ross, Margy—64, 79, 144 Rountree, Seabo—110, 139, 210 Ruiz, Vicki—110 Rummel, Herbert—110 Rush, Mike—65, 79, 165 Russ, Jimmy—64, 79, 149 Salazar, Olga—110 Saldana, Margaret—110 Sanders, Bobby—110, 117, 208 Sanders, Faye—51, 64, 79, 172, 174, 175 Sanders. Judy—SR, 64, 79, 116, 119, 121, 122, 124, 127, 137, 144, 255 Sanders, Steve—94, 154 Sankey, Judy—110, 118, 176, 177 Sankey, Kerry—110 Sankey, Marilyn—(A, 79, 176, 177 Sansom, Judi—(A, 79, 170, 171 Sassman, Richard—110, 216, 227 Scarborough, Sue—(A, 79, 137, 138, 142, 143, 166 Schaefer, Betsy—64, 79 Scherbek, Ardie—94 Schlueder, Beverly—94, 173 Schmidt, Ann—110, 163 Schmidt, David—94, 178 Schmidt, Jan—110, 163 Schmidt, Wanda—94, 173 Schobey, Ginger—144 Schriber, Margie—94, 130, 168, 180, 234 Schuch, Duane—110, 141 Schueler, Ronnie—110 Schultz, Mark—65, 79 Schwarzer, Herman—94, 178 Schweers, Karen—94, 120, 122, 123, 137, 168, 180, 256 Schweers, Ken—83, 89, 94, 116, 120, 122, 139, 227 Schweihs, Bennie—94, 178 Scott, Earl—SI, 65. 79, 145 Scott, Ray—110 Seals, Carol—94, 136, 169 Seay, Mary—51, 110 Sedwick, Roy—65, 79, 178 Segura, David—94 Segura, Sherry—110 Seipl, Angie—110, 169, 182 Sellars, Gary—94 Sellars, Lynda—110 Sembritzki, Marsha—110, 141 Serna, Eladio—M, 79, 165 Sevier, Boyce—110 Shaw, Charles—94, 114, 130, 134,135, 225 Shaw, Don-65, 79,141, 143 Shaw, James—110, 147 Shaw, Jerry—40, 83, 94, 208, 226, 229 Shaw, Linda-65, 79, 124, 128, 201 Shelton, Tony—110, 141, 143 Shirley, Bryan—'97, 103, 110, 117, 118, 169 211, 216 Shock, James—94, 145 Shock, Sandy—64, 79, 144, 148, 173 Shuberg, Carolyn—110, 163 Shuffield, Mary—94, 180, 231 Shugarl, Donnie—162 Shugart, James—95 Simon, Mary—94, 165 Simons, Jimmy—110 Simpson, Cathy—110 Simpson, Jerry—110, 158 Simpson, Roda—M, 79, 174 Slovacek, Vernon—111, 158 Small, David—111 Smith, Blaine—111 Smith, Donna—64, 79, 136, 169 Smith, Duane—111 Smith, Elaine—95, 176 Smith, Gary—111, 158, 159 Smith, James—111 Smith, Jimmy—111 Smith, Kenneth—111 Smith, Linda—64, 79 Smith, DeLois—111 Smith, Richard—111 Smith, Vicky—111 Snilker, Salli—95, 122, 130, 154 Snuffer, Allen—111, 158, 160 Sodke, Jacquelyn—108, 111, 147, 166 Solimine, Mike—80, 178, 220, 222 Solis, Naomi—144 Solis, Zeke—111 Sommers, John—111, 158, 211 Sommers, Ronald—111, 158, 211 Sosa, Arthur—111 Sosa, Lydia—111 Spears, Julia—64, 80, 153, 252 Spears, Linda—65, 80, 130, 138, 141, 144, 152 Spell, Stanley—65, 80, 255 SpUlar, Larry—'95, 168, 215, 219 Spillman, Richard—65, 80 Spurgoen, John— 111, 140 Stamp, Deena—80 Stanford, John—R3, 95, 169, 208, 215, 229 Stanley, Beth—111, 141 Stanley, Betty—148, 173 Stasswender, Deanne—64, 80, 137, 142, 146, 148, 175, 255 Stephens, Dorothy—80, 111 Stewart, Jimmy—65, 178 Stewart, Jimmie—111, 123, 178 Stewart, Mike—111 Stewart, Susan—95, 122, 169, 234 StUes, Jim—111 Stone, Ronald—64, 80, 178 Stork, Michael—65, 66, 80, 120, 121, 161. 208, 221 Strain, Jerry—18, 36, 43, 48, 59, 65, 161, 205, 206,208, 215, 221 Strange, Lonnie—80, 145 Strauss, Rae Lynn—111, 123, 163, 182 Street, Sue—111, 169 270 Stringer, Bobby—81, 178 Stringer, Ruth Ann—8, 23, 59, 64, 81, 82, 124, 126, 127, 138, 239 Strom ber, Joyce—95, 125, 164, 165, 180 Stueve, Scott—65, 81, 161, 208 Swayze, Lorry—111, 140 Sweat, Donnie—111, 183 Sweat, Ronnie—111, 183 Swenson, Gloria—111, 117, 118, 130, 169, 182 Tabor, Dwayne—95, 111 Tabor, Wayne—140 Talley, Jim-112 Tannehill, Cynthia—112, 157 Tarpley, Jerry—112, 240 Tarpley, Joy—60, 64, 81, 121, 122, 124, 127, 138, 150, 249 Taylor, Ginny—95, 168, 177 Taylor, Linda—95 Taylor, Sandy—142, 143 Tello, Rossie—112 Terry, Wayne—13, 87, 95, 134 Thiele, Donald—112 Thiem, Margaret—64, 81, 173 Thomas, Elaine—64, 81, 136, 144, 148, 175 Thomas, Gary—112, 123, 139, 140, 147 Thomas, Jo-112, 163, 182, 255 Thomas, Leah—95, 137, 151 Thomas, Lloyd—229 Thomas, Peggy—112 Thomas, Sharon—112, 157 Thompson, Janet—95, 119, 136, 154 Thompson, Lewis —AS, 65, 81, 122. 134, 135, 139, 226 Thompson, Thomas—112, 178 Thorp, Kenneth—112 Tidwell, Dick—112 Tidwell, Mike—112. 141 Tinnin, Pat—95, 231 Tittle, Jocelyn-64, 81, 126, 127, 169, 245 Toll, Marion—95, 176 Tomerlin, Donna—112, 169 Tomlinson, Ruth—112 Torres, Grade—112 Torres, Obie—95, 178 Torres, Richard—95 Torres, Theresa—112, 141, 182 Touchstone, Becky—95, 180 Towns, Yolanda-112, 123, 130, 157 Townsend, June—152 Tracy, Margaret—112, 115, 130, 134, 135, 144, 182, 255 Trammell, Ruie—95 Trejo, Almira—165 Trevino, Grace—112, 141 Trevino, Carlos—112 Trevino, Mary—(A, 141, 173 Trevino, Rudy—112, 178 Truehardt, Johnny—112 Tucker, Jayne—64, 81, 120, 122, 148 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Turner, Jerry Lynn—(A, 74, 81, 130, 136, 146, 166, 174 Turner, Mike—65, 81, 158, 164 Turner, Monica—65, 81 Tyler, Bentley—112 Ulrich, Kathleen—95 Umlauf, Arthur—112 Urias, Abraham—162 Valenzuela, Janie—112, 176, 177 Valk, Linda—112, 117, 118 Vandervort, Geroge—112, 164 Vaughn, Patricia—96 Vaughn, Sharron— 2, 125, 164, 165, 182 Venable, Bettye-(A, 81, 130, 166, 174, 175 Villarreal, Joe—112 Villarreal, Reynaldo—96 Virden, David—65, 81, 143, 156, 157, 208 VonQuintos, Billy—158 Votaw, A. G.—158, 159 Votaw, Jan-8, 60, 64, 81. 82, 121, 123, 124, 126, 127, 133, 138, 150, 236 Wacker, Corrie—5, 83, 96, 117, 119 Worker, W and a—96, 167 Wagner, Charlotte—112, 147, 168, 182 Wagner, Cynthia—112, 176 Wagnon, Charles—113, 140 Walker, Sandra—113, 169, 182 Wall, Billy—64, 81, 162 Wall, Jerry—64, 81, 134, 143 Wall, Linda-96, 175 Wallace, Alban—113 Wallace. Jay—96 Wallace, Linda—64, 66, 81, 137, 148 Wallace, Sharon—113, 130 Walling, Billy—96, 151, 208 Wallingsford, Steve 113 Walton, l eonard—113, 130, 140, 147 Walz, Beverly—113, 141 Ward, Vickie—113 Warden, Leroy—% Warren, Gail—96, 154 Warren, Linda—113, 130, 169 Warren, f'atsy—96, 136, 146, 169, 252 Warren, Rhonda—113 Warren, Sharon—113, 169, 182 Wash, Kathy—113, 176 Watkins, Anne—96, 120, 124, 128, 163, 180, 256 Walters, Billy—113, 140 Weaver, Jeannine—96 Webb, Bobby—113, 141 Wecdon, Jimmy—64, 96, 139, 143, 178 Weisner, Janice—96, 169, 173 W elch, Jesse—113 Welch, Tommy—113, 123, 140, 178 Wells, Thomas—64, 81, 115, 120, 130, 134, 135 Welsh, Alan—96 Wesley, Susen—112, 113, 182 West, Jay-108, 113, 143, 158, 159 Weyand, Charles—113 Whalen, Robert—% White, Ronny—113 Wightman, Kelly—113, 118 Wilburn, Carmen—113, 169, 182 Wiley, Lynda—96, 137, 168 Wilhelm, Ray—113 Wilkerson, Susan—113, 117, 123, 156, 157 WUlenberg, David—65, 82 Williams, Bonita—113 Williams, Ginnie—64, 82 Williams, JoBeth—113, 163 Williams, Marcia—51, 64, 96, 142, 152 Williams, Mary—113, 123, 130, 157 Williams, Mike-65, 82, 161, 208, 218, 223 Williams, Patsy—163 Williams, Raymond—65, 80, 82, 161, 208 Williams, Russell—51, 113, 211 Williams, Sallie—113, 147, 182 Williams, Sam—113 Williams, Tanya—61, 65, 82, 121, 122, 124, 127, 136, 138,156, 157, 233, 255 Willingham, John—65, 82 Wilson, Carol—113, 147, 157 Wilson, Elaine—96, 122, 163 Wilson, Jack—US, 178, 211 Wilson, Jacqueline—64 Wilson, Janice—113 Wilson, Jimmy—113 Wilson, Mike—113 Wilson, Sharon—113, 130 Wimberly, Kent—64, 82 Wimberly, Steve -AO, 96, 210, 227 Wissen, Shenvin—113, 158 160 Wittig, Bruce-96, 151, 208 Wofford, Pat—113 Wofford, Pat—169, 173 Wolff, Jane-U, 19, 39, 43, 64, 82, 116, 122, 123, 144, 148, 161, 188 Wood, Beth—113, 141 W oody, Lynda—96, 169 Worde, Shirley—SI, 113, 147, 169, 182 Yant, Bill—64, 113 Yant, Pam—64, 82, 121, 122, 137, 148, 173 Yocum, Donna—105, 113, 141 Young, Gayle—64, 82, 136, 166, 174 Young, Robert—96, 169 Yount, Bill-82 Zombola, Bobby—96, 134, 143 271