Wilmer Hutchins High School - Eagle Yearbook (Hutchins, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1964 volume:

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Without 21, this annual would not have been possible. In the distant future, your diploma will yellow with age, your classmates will slowly drift apart, your memories will gradually fade. When this occurs, it is our sincere hope that you will be able to thumb through the pages of the 1964 EAGLE, which we have so carefully prepared, and smilingly remember the wonderful year we have just completed as students at Wilmer-Hutchins High School. Editor- in-Chief Charlene Bowers Q ,S m 5 mi ix K gf 1 Q. fiixzggg 3 7' Q1 f' 'fs 2 :aww , - M fu QA!i'Eeps3i1.!,, A ' W . ,Y-J. L .,:,,... ,, , , , mmf ' V ' : : E?I'5 ' ' W E312-fi-M 1 f' ' Q23 ' Q ' K' ff V J giif V 'f12:MB?fL . - psi ,, 'X 9:4 fl uw f- 1- Tw SL : : 4 Y ,J v , s f.. ff , 1, -I M.,,. MU.- ,x . 5 v- S ' 4,52 ' 4 ', 5 ' , , ' Q gf ' W kf,A I ' L' 29 .. ivi ,.., : ,. . 5, Wg I . -A :li 5 5 , N L q :P ,, 'Q Q' Q x N W- . ,X , Q 51 . - fi l Ig '1 f -X gg N' ' F .Q Q , xi 'vi' Q 5 K Y' f ,,:' igrfgflx P q w., kVhV Q- i,,,3.,,.it MA-V A u x 5 ..ff'f::V V'k, 5 gl' ,. , : K ' .. m. . - 'Mr 4 . . .W--.,L ,,p,Mf Tlzeir Courage Will Long wk P A0 'K 1 .Av 1 Hx ,S of U' VJ, ,X A ,x I f -1' se NMS' ., Q 1' 1 .,.---am.-,, School Is People Anal Places A school consists of many things. School is people: students, teachers, janitors, lunchroom ladies, and, indi- rectly, parents. School is new buildings, open doors, crowded hallways messy lockers, worn books, and freshly painted classrooms. School is homework and tests, studying and receiving report cards, bulletin boards and the always stuffed sugges- tion box. There are more than these - there are parties and foot- ball games, bonfires and concerts, plays and basketball games, field trips and graduation. I I ...And Things School is the sadness of losing a football game, the joy received from a project well carried out, the pride felt when pre- sented with the Sports- manship trophy for basket- ball. Yes, a school - our school - is many things. But most of all, school is a road - the first stretch down the highway of life. Iam Iam Iam Iam Iam Iam Iam uf I Am cz High School football games, pep rallies, and half time shows. study halls and excuses, play practice and band concerts. teachers, students, homework, and final exams. . athletic banquets, club meetings, and assemblies. the desire for a secondary education along with the pride of achievement in special endeavors. the campus on a beautiful spring, fall, or winter day. I the old school building which grows more beautiful in the memory of those who crowded its halls as the years go by despite its rather dilapidated condition. I am bon fires and caravans, Varsity and B team games, and I am homecoming with all its prepara- tion, thrills, gandgsuspense. Y M ggrg A ggydg gg g y 7 g I am algebra, English, biology, and all those other courses to choose from that everyone is expected to pass . ' Iam Iam Iam Junior-Senior Proms and Senior week. trips to San Antonio for the band and Austin, Commerce and Palestine for the track teams. many heartaches, tears, and disappointmentsg but I am accompanied by many more happy times, honors, and awards. ' Iam Iam Iam Iam Iam Iam Iam Iam Iam Iam school elections. student council, and the administration. S parades, the Dril1'Team, Cheerleaders, and the Junior and Senior Plays. tryouts formajorettegh cheerleader, drili.teamQ,..,and twirling contests. the 'srntslr ' the ,Natidnkll fli '. Q the Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. .Parties b.4!lFl9?!5.s -S..s. .l,,,, ..,,, ,,-f - . l . , I . n s ,. , empty-3 a warm. in the sorrow' atfgraduation time. the alma materwand the eagle, 3,b3gSkQlCb311iQI'ld baseball, the interscholastic league COHIBSIS . I I Iam Iam Iam the annual, the paper, school favorites, and class favorites. ' football jackets and sweaters, and I am trophies slaved for and well deserved. many different things to many different people, but to everyone I am a milestone in their road to maturity. , p Iam Iam a connecting link between childhood and adulthood. . the launching pad of future leaders in American democracy. I train the bankers, doctors, lawyers, salesmen, bricklayers, bakers, scientists, engineers, and psychologists of the twenty- first century. I am high school, and to all the students who study herein, I wish success. But with this wish is the charge to always have faith in and serve devotedly your God, your country, your community, and your family.. ' X g 1 iii HIGH SCHOOL ' - Sheryl Trimmier -.She,rt.1, TfIYYH'7M'21 Parent- Teacher Association Above are pictured Mrs. Margaret Moore, Youth Recreationg Mrs. Sam Atwell, President, Mr Bill Garner, Principal: and Larry Fillipo, Student Council President, We owe our thanks to the PTA for working with us and sponsoring two wonderful parties this past school year President ----- lst Vice-President - 2nd Vice-President - - Secretary ----- Treasurer - - - Parliamentarian - - Historian ---- Program ------ Finance and Budget - Publicity ----- Membership ----- Hospitality Chairman - Health ------- Publications - - County Council - Welfare ---- Yearbook ---- Youth Recreation ---- High School Representative Jr. High Representative - 1963-64 OFFICERS - - MRS. SAM W. ATWELL MRS. WANDA FORTUNE - - MRS. RUTH GARNER MRS. C. A. ECKENFELS - MRS. B. B. TRIMMIER - MRS. MARIE CHAPMAN - - - MRS. E. L. ERNST - MRS. RUTH GARNER - MRS. W. C. FARMER - - - MRS. R. B. LUSK - MRS. BETTY HEMPHILL - MRS. BILLIE FRENCH MRS. H. O. FITZHUGH - - MRS. M. I. RAY - MRS. EDITH KELLUM - - MRS. RONALD TYLER MRS. BILL CARTWRIGHT MRS. MARGARET MOORE MRS. MALCOLM HARRIS - - MRS. T. A. FALLEN 5 ,qfr fb--H fi Y X ' LJu LuLbu.4iL.LJ'L.Ll ADMINISTRATIQN HHHHHM W School Board OFFICERS: Marvin Ray, President, Mrs. W. F. Marvin Ray Warren, Secretary, Iames Harwell, Vice-President. James Harwell Mrs. W. F. Warren Gene Sanderford Oliver Parks James Holbert B. I. Cartwright Superintendent Mr, Mart Hitt has observed steady and rapid progression in the Wilmer- Hutchins school district in his seven- teen years as Superintendent of this school district. Mr. Hitt started his educational career at W-H in 1947. He previously attended East Texas State College and received both a B,S. and a Master's degree in School Administration. His membership to Phi Delta Kappa, which basically concerns high scholastic records, proves him to be a most beneficial and capable leader, ,4-X YW Prinezpal W. T. Garner, who received a B,S, degree from Southwest Texas State and a Master's degree in Education from Texas Christian Uni- versity, has contributed in his 18 years at Wilmer-Hutchins more than his share of effort to better our school. Mr, Garner, Wilmer- Hutchins High School Principal, faces many difficult and trying problems each day. But he always strives to solve these problems in a way that will be fair and beneficial to every- one concerned, MRS. LAVERNE BURDEN Counselor Degree: B.A. and M.Ed. East Texas State College MR. W. H. CALLOWAY Administrative Assistant B.S., North Texas State M. Ed. , East Texas State MR. BONNIE PETERS Co-Orclinator Administrative MRS. NINA HARRISON Elementary Supervisor MR. NORMAN TURNER Tax Assessor and Collector Degree: M. E. East Texas State Stajf MRS. JANE AREY Secretary to Mr. Garner Degree: B. S. East Texas State MRS. HELEN DILL Mr. Hitt's Secretary Degree: B. A. Wayland College MRS. CECIL SOUTH Tax Collector MRS. MARY FITZHUGH Clerk MRS. SANDRA DAVIS Mr. Turner's Secretary High School Fczcult Tell us, Mr. Campbell, is that a megaphone or a duncecap? And, does it say Pat or FAT ? The high school faculty for the '63-'64 school year consisted of twenty-two teachers. This is the largest number of full time teachers in the history of W-H. V Five of these teachers are new to Wilmer-Hutchins These are: Mrs. lsreal, Miss Shaw, Miss Dyer, Coach Phillips, and Mr. Greer. All five of these teachers were a welcome addition to the faculty. MRS. DORTHEA BASNETT Biology, General Science B.S., Ohio State University HAROLD CAMPBELL Mathematics B.S., M.Ed., East Texas State MISS LUCILLE COOK Homemaking B.S., North Texas MISS MARY JUNE DYER English B. S., East Texas Baptist ROY D. GREER Auto Mechanics MRS. LETTA HAMPTON English, Math B.A., Abilene Christian CAMP CROW Industrial Arts B.S., East Texas State MRS. ISABELL CUMMINGS Social Studies M.A. , University of Wisconsin MRS. MARY DOUGLAS Spanish, English B.A., East Texas State MRS. PAULINE HANSEN Commercial, Math B.S., Stephen F. Austin MRS. DARYL ISRAEL English B.A., Southwestern College Winfield, Kansas MRS. BILLIE KOONCE Physical Education, B. S. Stephen F. Austin umbers 22 for 963-964 These teachers not only did their work of teaching five classes a dayg they also sponsored the various organizations, classes and extracurricular activities. Their many, many hard hours of over-time mean a lot to their students. For without these ac- tivities that they sponsor for us, a lot of the fun would be taken out of high school. t Who says that teaching is all work and no play?'7'P What Is a Teacher? Every student has probably asked that very question many times in his school career. Just What E a teacher? That question is best answered in an article found in the January issue of the Balance Sheet, a magazine for business and economic teachers. Between the innocence of infancy and the dignity of maturity, children fall under the in- fluence of a group of people called teachers. Teachers come in assorted sizes, weights, and colors. They have various interests, hob- bies, religions, and beliefsg but they share one creed: To help each student to reach the highest possible degree of personal development. The teacher is a composite. A teacher must have the energy of a harnessed volcano, the efficiency of an adding machine, the memory of an elephant, the understanding of a psychia- trist, the wisdom of Solomon, the tenacity of a spider, the patience of a turtle trying to cross the freeway in rush-hour traffic, the decisiveness of a general, the diplomacy of an ambassador, and the acumen of a Wall Street wizard. He must remember always that he teaches by word but mostly by precept and example. A teacher is Truth with chalk dust in his hair, Beauty with an aching back, Wisdom search- ing for bubblegum, the Hope of the future, with papers to grade. f BERNIE LEFTWICH Science, Coach B.S., East Texas State BRUCE MORELAND Vocational Agriculture M.S., Texas A8aM I MRS. GWEN DUVALL Commercial B.S., East Texas Baptist MRS. FRANCIS REEVES Home Economics B.S., North Texas JAMES ROSE Science, Math Wake Forest MISS FRANCES SHAW English, Speech B.S., East Texas Baptist A teacher must be steadfast without being inflexibleg sympa- thetic without being maudling lov- ing without possessing. He must do all this while wor- rying about how to pay his bills, if his lesson plan meets the require- ments, if Mrs. Smith will quietly WILLIAM PATTERSON Music M.M., George Peabody College WILLIAM THOMAS PHILLIPS Social Science, Coach B.S., East Texas State ERNEST STINSON Social Science, Head Coach B.S., East Texas State DOYLE TYLER Physical Education, Coach B.S., Texas Tech. take Iohn's lower grade. The most amazing thing about a teacher is that he wouldn't trade his job with anyone he knows. He likes to teach. It's lunchtime and a short rest for our tired teachers. Lunchroom Ladies Lucille Matthews, Rurh Dugger, Pauline Mary Screcht, Helen Dillard, Mary Stout McGregor, Sammy Dickerson. fcmitors George Bishop Spencer Remy Mr. Speed Bruno Majewski Author Murphy Mr. Dent PHOTO . Noi Available 0' C x ff-'fri . r N --5 X u.1 .....L.f...,4 LLJJHJ ENIORS XfllHWIlU WW IOANN ADAMS Drill Team 1,2,3, 4, lst Co-Captain 3,4- F.H.A. 1,2,45 F.N.C. 45 Sophomore Fa- voriteg Most Popular 4 LARRY AINSWORTH LIN DA BARBER Band 1,2,3,45 Junior Playg Stage Band 2,3, 45 Office Assistant 35 F. T.A., Historian 45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.N.C. 4 DONALD BATIE Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Junior Playg An- nual Staff 3 ELAINE BLANTON Band 1,2,3,45 N.H.S. 45H0r1'1CrOO1'1'1 Cho- rus 3,4 CHARLENE BOWERS N.H.S. 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Who's Who 35 Annual Staff 2,3,45 Eagle Eye Ed- itor 35 Eagle Editor 45 Junior Playg Inter- scholastic League 1,3,4 JOYCE BRANAM Band 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Chorus 2,35 F.H.A. 2 STEPHEN BRUNNER Homecoming Queen Escort 2, 3,45 Track 1 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 F.S.A. 3,45 Inter- scholastic League, Slide Rule 2,45 Tennis 45 Junior Play5 Chorus 25 Male Chorus 1 STEVE CARTER N.H.S. 3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 Basketball 3,43 F.S.A. 33 Interscholastic League 3,4 THOMAS BESS MARK COLLARD Student Council 43 Band 1,2,3,43 All-State Band lg All-Regional Band 33 Ir. and Sr. Council 3,43 All-Sr. Honor Band 43 Inter- scholastic League 3,4 JOHN COX Band 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 F.S.A. 13 F.T.A. 1,23 Jr. Playg Senior Play PHIL CALVIN Senior Council 43 Student Council 1,2,33 Publications Staff 2,3,43 Jr. Play: Inter- scholastic League 2,33 Sports 1 RAY CAVE Basketball 1,23 Track 1 dl? JOHN CAPPS Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,33 Student Council 43 Spanish Club 1,23 N.H.S. 3,43 S.C.A. 3,43 Interscholastic League 2,3,43 Junior Play GAIL CARTER F.N.C. 3,43 F.H.A. 3,43 Tennis 3,43 Vol leyball 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1 Sf I MARY DAFFRON F.H.A. 15 Drill Team 3,45 Volleyball 2 GLENDA DAVIS F.H.A. 1,45 F.N.C. 45 F.S.A. Usherette, Junior Playg Usherette Senior Play LUTHER DAVIS F.F.A. 2,35 Track 1,25 Student Council lg F.S.A. 35 Football 1,2,3 SHARON DAVIS W One-Act Play fAll-Star Castj 3,45 N. H. S. 3,4, President 45 Salutatorian5 Band 1,2,3, 45 Flagbearer 2,3,45 Who's Who 45 Jr. and Sr. Playg Senior Councilg Stage Band 2,3,45 Best Supporting Actress Regional 3. TRULA DAVIS Drill Team 1,2,4, Co-Captain 2, Captain 45 F.H.A. 15 Chorus 2 IANNETTE ECKENFELS Band l,2,3,45 F.N.C. 3,45 F.T.A. 2,35 F.S.A. 45 F.H.A. l,2,35 Drill Team, Manager 2,35 Ir. Playg Chorus 3,4 KAREN HANCOCK ECKENFELS Cheerleader 2,3,45 N.H.S. 2, 3,45 Student Council, Secretary 45 Best All Around 35 Most Likely to Succeed 45 Who's Who 35 Jr. and Sr.'Plays5 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 LARRY FILLIPO Student Body Pres. 45 Band l,2,3,4, Pres. 35 Jr.-Sr. Council Pres. 3,45 N.H.S. 3,4, Vice-Pres. 35 Who's Who 3, 45 Stage Band 2,3,4 BEVERLY HARRIS Student Council l,2, Reporter 35 Drill Team l,2, Officer 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Officer 2,45 F.T.A. 3, Officer 45 F.N.C., Officer'3,45 Sr. Play, Usherette5 Jr. Play KATHLEEN HEIFRIN F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Pres. 3,45 Band l,2,3,4 Ir. Play5 Rodeo Club 2, Treasurer5 Home- coming Nominee 45 Office Help 25 Student Council 45 F.N.C. 3, Reporter ELAINE ACCORD HENDERSON Chorus 1,2,35F.H.A. 1, Officer 25 F.N.C. 35 Ir. Play Usherette MARY IUNKINS DON FORTUNE Spanish Club 25 F. S.A. 35 interscholastic League, Volleyball 3,4 SHIRLEY GILLENTINE Q F.H.A. 1,25 F.N.C. 45 Office Assistant 3 45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play5 Chorus 2,3,45 F.S.A. 4 ANN GRESSETT Band l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 25 Junior Play5 Cho rus l,2,3,4 PAULETTE HADDOX Band 1,2,35 Chorus 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2 RONALD KOVAR F.F.A. 1,2g F.S.A. lg Football 1 JAMES LAIRD Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1, Track l,2,3, 45 Volleyball l,2g District Champs 1,2 JIMMY LAMB N.H.S. 4 BILL LEMMON N.H.S. 3,4g Who's Who 3, Ir. and Sr. Playg Band l,2,3,4g Office Assistant 3,43 One- Act Play 4g lnterscholastic League l, 2, 3, Assistant School Accompanist 2, 3, 4 L.. . - 7f RANDALL MAGG Football l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Baseball 25 Class Favorite 3, Tennis 3,4g Ir. Play Usher, Science Club 3,4g Sr. Play Usher CONNIE MARCUM Ir. and Sr. Playg One-Act Play CDistrictjg Tennis and Volleyball 3,45 Spanish Club 1, 2,3g Titche's Teen Board 3,43 F.N.C. 4, Officerg F.T.A. 3,4, Treasurer 33 F.H.A. 3 N, DEBBIE MARTIN N.H.S. 43 Chorus l,2,3,4g Stage Band 3, 43 Jr. and Sr. Playg Spanish Club l,2g Drill Team l,2,3, Manager 4 NORA MCINTIRE Chorus l,2,3g F.H.A. l,2 JUDY MONCRIEF Valedictorian5 N.H.S. 3,45 F.N.C. 3, Pres. 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,45 Office Assistant 45 Who's Who 45 Junior Play DOROTHY MULLINS ' Annual Staff 3,45 Homecoming Nominee 3,45 Chorus l,2,35 Sr. Play, Prompterg F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g F.N.C. 3,45 Class Favor ite 4 GARY NEW Track 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Home- coming Nominee Escort 4 FREDDIE PHILLIPS Football 1,2,35 Basketball l,2,3,4, All- District 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track 15 F.F.A. 3,4, Chapter Star Farmer 45 Sopho- more Favoriteg Most Handsome 45 Volley- ball 1 JUDY MCKINNEY N.H.S. 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45Flagbearer 3, 45 Librarian 3,45 Office Assistant 25 F. H.A. l,2,3, Officer 25 F.N.C. 3, Officer 3 GARY MILLER F.S.A. 3,4 LEEANNA MILLER N.H.S. 3,45 Homecoming Nominee 45 Jr. Councilg F.N.C. 3,4, Treasurer and Vice- Pres.: F.H.A. 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Office Assistant 3 SUE DUGGER MINOR Drill Team 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 45 Homecoming Nominee 45 Librarian 3,45 Volleyball 1,25 Chorus 45 Spanish 1 ' GARY PUNKONEY Student Council l,4g Senior Councilg An- nual Staff 3,4g Freshman Favoriteg Who's Who 4g One-Act Play fAll-Star Castj 43 Sr. and Ir. Play MATTHEW RAMOS Transfer Studentg F.S.A. 4 JOAN RAWLINGS N.H.S. 4g F.N.C. 4, Officerg Senior Play Junior Playg F.H.A. l,2,3g Spanish Club 2, 39 F.S.A. 3 RAY REAMES Football l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g F.F.A 1,2,3,4g Senior Favoriteg Usher, Senior Play ROBERT SANDERFORD Football l,2, 3,4g Spanish Club 1,25 Base ball lg F.S.A. 3,4 PAUL JOE SANFORD Volleyball Team 1,2 ROBERT SEARS N.H.S. 43 Band 1,2,3,4g Stage Band 2,3 4g Ir. and Sr. Playg Spanish Club 1,2, Vice-Pres. 2g Interscholastic League 1,35 Honor Student 4 MIKE SELMON F.S.A. 4 MARGIE HUFF STURGEON N.H.S. 15 F.I-I.A. 25 Usherette, Iunior Play LINDA THOMPSON Drill Team 2,3,45 Jr. and Sr. Usheretteg Class Secretary 45 F.N.C. 45 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Chorus 45 F.S.A. 3 GEORGIA LEE TOTH N.l-I.S. 45 F.H.A. 45 Office Assistant 45 Librarian 1,25 F.T.A. 1 SHERYL TRIMMIER N.H.S. 3,4, Sec. 45 Student Council 1,2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Home- coming Queen 45 Jr. Favoriteg Who's Who 45 Senior Play, Student Directorg F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 GLENDA LENAMOND SHIRLEY Band 1,2,35 Stage Band 2,35 F.T.A. 35 Chorus 3,4 LAWRENCE SHUE F.F.A. 1,2,35F.S.A.3,45IL1r1iOr Play5 Track 1 MIKE SIMS Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2 LORETTA SKINNER Librarian 2,45 F.H.A. 1,2,4, Officer4 F.N.C. 45 F.S.A. 25Ba11d 1 WALTER WAKELAND F.F.A. 1,2,3, President4 ERNEST WILSON Track 1, 2 FEROL WHALEY Track 2,3,-4, Spanish Club 3,4g Homecom- ing Escort 4 REBEKAH WEIR Ir. and Sr. Play, Chorus 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1, 2,33 F.N.C. 3: F.T.A. 4g Librarian 13 Bas- ketball Team 1 STEVE WILLIAMS Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,35 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Football Cap- tain 4, Basketball Captain 4, Most Popular Boy 4g F.F.A. 1 SAMMYWINN Band 1,2,3g F.H.A. 1,25 F.S.A. 3 f Arrnon Allen Linda Ayers John Bennett Randy Blair Patricia Bonds Gayle Brown Linda Burk Linda Cartwright Elwatha Cloud Charles Colleps Brenda Conner James Cooper Sharyn Cooper Linda Culter Doug Daffron Judy Davis Nancy Dillard Ramona DuRoss Junior C ass Steven French Sandra Frizzell Linda Garrett Glinda Gladney Bobby Golden Dale Grace Vonny Grace Sherry Gray Janice Gressett Jim East Gary Edwards Linda Dyess Peggy Ennis Keith Ernst Chris Fails Burl Foster Karen Foutch Sammy Freeman Peggy Hallmark Linda Harrison Bill Hart John Hemphill Barbara Hess Raymond Hitt Wanda Hogue Judy Holbert Kenneth Horton Ralph Jackson Margaret Jistel Sandy Jones Virgil Jones Olinda Killough Joyce Laird Donny Latham Grady Lefler Sandra Lenamond l of 965 Iuanita Madrigal Maria Medina Bill Miars Arthur Mirick Bill Morris Larry New Troy Pittman Betty Poarch Carolyn Polley Pat Lewis Roger Little Joyce London Leeman Lumpkin Linda Lusk Tommy McDaniel Nancy Mclntire Donald McKnight Barbara Madis .FP Pat Surratt Sharon Swaggerty Bobbye Swaim Sandra Terrell Carl Tuney Pat Turner Linda VanWink1e Bettye Watford Ruth Westmoreland Steve Williams Mary Ramos Patricia Raney Richard Ray Donna Russell Ray Sanchez Carol Sanderson John Seiler Jerry Shelton David Shue Aryiel Smith Jimmy Southerland Donny Speed Carol Stevens Nathan Steward Danny Strickland on BE REAL, 1 KNOW VM GooD-LooK1NG Q X L.Ji'l-:JL-il N mm? +-v aUf'JLlJ WEEE MM Leroy Adams Iohn Acord Paul Barber Mary Bess Tommy Blanton Linda Bowers Pat Branson Tommy Brown Linda Carroll Don Chancellor Sophomore Ann Chappell David Cluck Sue Fretwell Mike Coppinger Bruce Davis Glen Day Thomas Dugger Gladys DuRoss Earl Estey Beverly Fields Larry Fitzhugh Vira Fortune Z CLSS Major Hammett John Harrington Linda Harris Travis Hathcock Ben Haynes Tommy Hodges Helen Hice Linda Hinton Jerry Hope Weldon Horton Linda Huff Ronnie Jarvis Jutter Fuller Karen Garrett Gloria Gerecht Billy Gill Shirley Gill Judy Goodwin Ronald Graham Patsy Grant Gaylle Gragson Ray Hall Joyce Jones Mary Ann Kemp Gary King Janet Kinnaird Betty Latham Curtis Lee David Lee Billy Lewis Barbara Long Edwin Lyon Brenda McCarter Bobby McCord Faye McCord Peggy McCord Willie McEnturff Kenneth Mahone Sharon Marley Leonard Martin Timothy Miller Connie Moore Janie Moore Patricia Moore Class of 966 Robert Poarch Anna Rawlings Fay Reames Carol Rhodes Ronny Richardson Calvin Ruble Linda Rush Candace Schultz Jerry Selmon Janice Shelton Arlene Shepherd Jim Sikes Carla Moulder Tommy Nash Lana Neie Eileen New William Newton Joe Nichols Janice Overton Keith Parker John Perry Linda Piland SOPHOMORES TAKING MORNING BREAK Margaret Toth Linda Tucker Sherry Turner Charlie Tye Nadine Underwood Barbara Vrba Linda Wages Mike Wolfe James Watford Irene Weaver Norma Woddy Don Youngblood Ella Slagle Ronald Slagle Donna Smith Jerry Southerland Hommer Stallings Bonnie Stevens J ack Thomas Michael Thomas Shelba Thomas Larry Thompson Q L , QQ? 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Wmuaxxxxxw Lawrence Adams Ira Allstadt Sharon Atwell Terry Ayers Ginny Bennett Terry Bess Ronny Bolton Karen Bonds Willene Bozarth Judy Breshears Don Brisendine Richard Brunner Freshman Alice Bush Cindy Calvin Darlene Cantrell Kenneth Carter Patricia Carter Lowell Chappell Sherry Clark CarolelCooper Nancy Culp Marquetta Daffron Linda Dhane Sharon Dhane Class Francis Fortune Gene Fuller Loran Fretwell Pam Garner John Geter Ray Gillette Dickey Gilley David Goodwin Izora Grace Arlen Graham Mike Groce Clifton Hammonds Santos Diaz Rickey Dorsey Nelda Drinning Alvin Dunlap Alice East Richard Ennis ' David Epperson Diane Epperson Linda Ernst Glenn Fields Sharon Fields Ralph Fifield Dorothy Hampton William Hawley Wanda Hefner Rollin Heifrin Preston Hitt O'Neil Hodge Robert Hogue Jim Holahan Danny Holden Bill Hall Jamie Hufford Sue Jennings Freshman Class Donald Iistel Gary Jones I erry Kading Velma King Louie Lambright Linda Lee David Lewis Donna Little Mary Beth Loggins William Lyon Patsy McCord Sandra McDonald George Osteen Kenneth Owen Larry Parks Vick Parks Timmy Pittmon Richard Redd Olen Robertson Mike Rogers Sandra Rush David Simmons William Shelton Mike Shofner Boasts 122 James McEnturff Kathy Mahone Sharon Mayfield Anita Medina Nancy Moncrief Sandra Monk David Moore Thomas Moore Becky Nash Ronnie Nelson Carolyn Nunns Robert Nunns l Louise Simpson Sharon Smith Mary Sprawls Eddie Stroud Don Taylor Marianne Thomas Richard Thomas Bruce Thompson Linda Thompson Paul Thompson Leonard Thorpe Kay Thrasher Carol Tyler Judy Vines Richard Wages Vickie Walker Deborah Warren Diane Warren Teddy Weaver Felipe Webber Bob Whaley Tony White Sue Williams Joe Wilson Janice Winn L O u -'Q X u v ..... LhuLJ1LiJ FAVQRITES XXIIIWIHLW ICANN ADAMS ,-, Most POPU lar .. STEVE WILLIAMS PAT LEWIS - B685 AVOLLIZCZ - BILL MORRIS 1 ix f I w 0 A Y , KAREN HANCOCK Q M055 Likely 50 Succeed 1 JOHN CAPPS N If 535' Q Q JUDY HOLBERT Most Beautyid Most Handsome BUTCH PHILLIPS Fam 2 2 s, 3 .L U mqnvw9?2?E1 Q YW WWE H Senzor Favorites DOROTHY MULLI NS REAMES W- , X Junior Favorites DCHWNA RUSSELL AWMON ALLEN W g 'Iii' f pw ,vi f .r if , if 'K f m f Am QVC 21 oke , ffm !, , , 5 - K , QS A 3 ,mga f Freshman Favorites SANDRA MONK MIKE GROCE f'erg,.-,M-fs wwf - aw - i'ix'fi,, K , LA .W -gig wkfww ,..: S R0 al Homecoming The 1963 Homecoming Queen was Sheryl Trimmier, who represented the Eagle Band. She was escorted by John Cox, a fellow band member, and crowned by Larry Fillipo, Student Body President. Procession of 1963 First Second Runner-Up Runner-Up Sharon Davis, represent- ing FTA, escorted by Gary Newg Pat Lewis, representing PNC, escort ed by Raymond Hittg Bar- bara Hess, representing Athletic Department, es- corted by Larry Fitzhughg Kathleen Heifrin, repre- senting FFA, escorted by Rollin Heifrin. f Margaret Jistel, represent - ing FFA, escorted by Butch Phillipsg Karen Han- cock, representing Student Council, escorted by Ar- mon Allen, Dorothy Mul- lins, representing Publi- cations, escorted by Phil Calving Linda Dyess, rep- resenting Cheerleaders, escorted by Gary Punkon- ey. Sharon Swaggerty, repre- senting Drill Team, es- corted by Kenneth Horton Sue Dugger, representing Librarians, escorted by Steve Brunnerg Anna Mil- ler, representing NHS, es corted by Billy Lemmong Sue Cook, representing Spanish Club, escorted by Ferol Whaley. Sheryl Trirnrnier Arm on Allen Judy Moncrief Karen Eckenfels fl ff: Jim. Whois The students on this page were chosen by the faculty as the eight stu- dents who have contribu- ted most to our school in this school year. These students maintain high grades and also aid the school by participating in varied extracurricular ac- tivities. Who Gary Punkoney Q ffv Wm' , X w ..... L.f . +a LLJ J LU QRGANIZATIQNS JXIMHIMM ational Honor HO33:.533LW Societ Vs if Sponsor: Mrs. DuVa1l OFFICERS: Sheryl Trimmier, Judy Mon President: Sharon Davis crief, Karen Hancock, Sharon Davis. FIRST ROW: G. Toth, I. McKinney, E. Blanton, K. Hancock, S. Davis, I. Moncrief. SECOND ROW: L. Fillipo, S. Trimmier, R. Sears, C. Bowers, D. Martin, J. Lamb, I. Rawlings, L. Miller, J. Capps, S. Carter. FIRST ROW: B. Conner, S. Gray, C. Polley, S. Terrell, M. Medina, L. Garett. SECOND ROW: A. Allen, J. Laird, N. 2 Dillard, L. Culter, L. Burk, P. Bonds, S. Cooper, C. Sanderson, I. Souther- land, L. Ayers, R. Hitt. A. Rawlings, C. Schultz, L. Huff, I. Moore, S. Thomas, L. Piland, L. Neie, C. Moore. M if: '1,Zi.E:2h.:2 . a-View I g . Ki Student Council President: Larry Fillipo Sponsor: Mrs. Gwen DuVa1l B. Morris, S. Trimmier, L. Fillipo, K. Han cock, S. Davis. W V A :.., 7 , 5323! f, A if Fi' V-. 'f ' f Q 'T 'Ml v W V p L F A ,K S JV Q. . . . mv ,,, 441, X. qriy Y SEATED: K. Heifrin, C. Bowers, B. Wat- ford, S. Davis. SEATED: M. Collard, K. Hancock, G. Punkoney, P. Moore, B. Latham, P. Barber B. Morris, G. Jones. STANDING! s. Thomas, s. Terrell, M. Thomas, P. Gar- ner, S. Monk, R. Brunner. STANDING: C. Moore, I. Capps, I. Mon- crief. HP 3 Future Farmers of America Mr. Moreland, B. Wakeland, H. Massey, B ' Phillips, D. Jistel, R. Jackson, D. Latham. Mr. Moreland Pres . B. Wakeland FIRST ROW: L. Parks, B. Whaley, D. Latham, sweetheart, M. Iistel, B. Phillips, B. Wake land, D. Iistel, J. Wilson, I. Watford, G. Fuller. SECOND ROW: G. Fields, B. Hall, T. McDaniels, L. Shue, H. Massey, G. Osteen, L. Chappel, T. Miller, T. Blanton. THIRD ROW: R. Slagle, T. Weaver, N. Stewart, J. Holahan, D. Shue, F. Rearnes, V. Grace, D. Speed, G. Lefler. FOURTH ROW: E. Stroud, R. Heifren, H. Stallings, R. Little, L. Fitz- hugh, T. Nash, B. Newton, C. Fails, C. Tomey, D. Brisendine, Mr. Moreland. Future Homemakers '63-'64 ' +0 of O TTLCTLCCI, L. ' sf f in 10 on El' ' lr, ... gt. VY il 9 N . . , 1 A '1 . ' x Q O 1 Q . ,,. .f 3, . 427 x0 ' X W - ti7T T 'PO -5?-X 'L g 'L , Qi NEW YW ff , ' 'rf j.??21f.o' if I 7 t -.ff.f:f.g,'.'s.. ,. fy sgugcfbff 157. . ,W.mw?'. . Q s gfffifmf' . ' fsgQ'e..f'4' aff f . l rif2,grf-.angst .Xxx wifi. if U 34 1 3,g3:?,r S-V f . Q i' 5L.i?Ir'.s.5 '-33555 , f -' s. my i uf' . asf 2 S ..'f'232ie 11 if-3' is A - Q '- 4 'W . f fir Sponsors: Mrs. Reeves, FHA Officers Miss Cook, Pres. K. Heifrin. FIRST ROW: M. Thomas, M. Sprawls, P. Garner, S. Monk, B. Nash, K. Thrasher, K. Ma- hone, I. Vines, N. Culp, K. Bonds, N, Drinning, A. Chappell. SECOND ROW: I. Grace, B. Harris, S. McDonald, S. Fields, I. Breshears, S. Mayfield, V. Walker, D. Warren, S. Rush, L. Lusk, P. Branson. THIRD ROW: L. Skinner, J. London, J. Moore, K. Hancock, L. Thomp- son, F. Fortune, M. Medina, S. Dhane, D. Smith, J. Adams, G. Davis, S. Trimmier, G. Carter, N. Woody. FOURTH ROW: K. Heifrin, G. Toth, B. Poarch, N. Mclntire, M. Loggins L. Wages, A. East, L. Tucker, R. Westmoreland, I. Weaver, J. Southerland, W. Bozart, B. Madis, P. Bonds, A. Shepard, M. Toth, O. Killough, D. Cantrell, J. Moncrief, G. DuRoss, R. DuRoss, W. Hefner, N. Moncrief, C. Cooper. W 1 Mrs. Hamptong B. Watford Future urses Club OFFICERS um, G. Carter, B. Harris, I. Rawlings J. Moncrief, Mrs. Basnett, Sponsor. SEATED: G. Gladney, S. Terrell, L. Cartwright, L. Lusk, A. Miller. Future Teachers STANDING: I. Eckenfielcls, C. Marc- G. Punkoney, S. Davis, M. Collard, I. Adams, L. Fillipo fzinior Council Sponsor: Miss Cook 5 Senior Council Sponsors: Mr. Stinson Mrs. Basnett SEATED: P. Turner, B. Conner, P. Lewis, S. Cooper, B. Swaim. STANDING: L. Harrison, R. Hitt, B. Miars, J. Seiler, R. Ray, M . Iistel. ,- - - -' Science Club Sponsors: Mr. Rose Mrs . Basnett Presidents and Vice-Presidents 4 Mrs. Douglas, Connie Moore s Secretaries and Treasurers Spanish Club .1- Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit . The school spirit has been wonderful this year. Each and every student has worked together to support our athletic teams, our organizations, and our school as a whole. Much of this ever-increasing school spirit was due to the long hours and hard work put in by the six cheerleaders pic- tured on this page. Their vin, vigor, and vitality pepped up our Pep-rallies and led us in heartening yells at the games. But their enthusiasm and school spirit didn't end there. It was displayed all day, every day, in every phase of school life through- out the school year. Peppy cheerleaders display talents in Pep Rallies and Parades a ge-Q. '43 y 1963-64 FIRST ROW: L. Burk, B. Lemmon, P. Garner, I. Moore. SECOND ROW: M. Iistel, S. Davis, C. Polley, B. Conner, J. Thomas, S. Lenamond, G. Brown. THIRD ROW: G. Lenamond, I. Mcliiney, S. Monk, F. Webber, T. Blanton, B. Long, I. Gressett, M. Kemp. FOURTH ROW: L. Filipo, R. Sears, I. Allstat, B. Stevens. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Patterson, J. Davis, B. Poarch, N. Woody, L. Barber, P. Hitt. M. Collard. Drum Majorette Connie M. Director Mr . Patterson OFFICERS: Sheryl T., Jimmie S., Mark C., Sharon D. Eagle Band FIRST ROW: O. Kellog, S. Cook, S. Trimrnier, C. Schultz. SECOND ROW: T. Miller, D. Taylor, K. Thrasher, C. Calvin, D. Russell, E. Blanton, B. Wattford. THIRD ROW: S. Winn, M. Thomas, S. Atwell, S. Clark, B. Nash, L. Ernest, V. Fortune, I. Cox, A. Gressett. FOURTH ROW: I. Eckenfels, G. Gladney, L. Cutler, K. Owens, I. Souther land, J. Branon, K. Heifrin, C. Moore, F. Fortune, M. Sprawls, S. Smith, I. Winn. Band marches at Lancaster Parade Linda Burk, Sharon Davis, Judy McKinney. FLAGBEARERS 3 -' fs? N, - . I' . .5 2 . . . 'A -,Q 1' v a A 'V' my ' .. -.i r 'lui' -' H -'f ... ,,.....'r 51 ,js I- - we K fx . 'O '. ia, 'K A 1 issr e at lttls R LV , 5 :WF , V, LV , .1 . '. 9. , W gif ..,.1 :jf . , ' i Ta A 1' . V S ...V sf . Q ' S may , fjwif 27 WZ' 35f'fQ,. 1 V- 'H 5 rd yr Drum M ajorette 963-764 MARGARET IISTEL Junior T w r If Drum Majorette CONNIE MOORE Sophomore T 6 T Bettye Connie S Margaret iw Q ,J - BETTYE WATFORD Junior Blue Belles Drrll Team Manager Sponsor Debbie Martin Mrs. Koonce Blue Belles Provide Precision Per ormanees Trula Davis CAPTAIN ? CO-CAPTAIN JoAnn Adams CO -CAPTAIN Linda Harrison Few if any North Texas Drill Teams can match the precision, beauty and poise exhibited by the Blue Belles at half-time and in parade performances. They are the pride of Wilmer-Hutchins High School. OFFICERS: Linda Piland, Sharon Swaggerty, Sharyn Cooper, Connie Marcum, Linda Harrison, JoAnn Adams, Trula Davis. A 'I1f7fi'7' . ' Wii.fli,f- if ,V Q wffii- ff iff' , -:QI .' C .I 'L Q ' - '5 ' A ' j f ff ' r L. W Y , A , 2 'L S. Y V L AKVV 1 ' v 62. 5 5 , .il S , ni. ,r . V' L,.ssmf'QQ , ' ' 'K R37 -Wiffi pig . I.: . L s x M s W , ,sznsazai ff A 'K xg '- - 1 f .wzfgg lf :ff X . L- QQ . V ., ' 7 3 ,-Qiflfl' ' , , .. ' fl 57355. 'KSN . . iw: - f ' W in K , i W,,. ,,,. g . W ' M.. W, , Il.. , ...W 5' ,.,, ,.., 3 8 ' ' ' a -I .,. .W A 1 x tv f L ' ...q I 'Qfyx' v Z g K 3 5, rs' . . .,-gf ' iliiixfl - 'W - K 1 . N , 14.-2, ..:g,.1-11.2 . - L K la: 25331513 .lg , , , 1 1 - gf X 'K 5' ir 1 1355 - .K B ll, 6 L. Huff K. Garrett B. McCarter L. Rush L. Harris L. Neie S. Thomas S. Turner P. Moore E. New S. Marley P. Branson J. Shelton - S. Dhane V. Walker Marcum Swaggerty Cooper Piland Thompson Dugger Hess London Turner Dillard Ayers DuRoss Mclntire Lusk Swaim Parades are fun Yearbook Staff Works at Varied Tasks, Daties Sponsor: Miss Dyer A faculty sponsor's advice in a crucial moment helps. D. Mullins, I. Bre- shears work on Jr. High layouts. Activities Editor: I. Madrigal Editor-in-Chief: Charlene Bow ers. Sport's Editor- Photographer: Gary Punkoney J or Class Editor: L. Cartwright Junior High Co-Editor: J. Breshears Junior High Editor: D. Mullins Dorothy, Judy, and Charlene V,,.,,,,-,N N.,-W wry Charlene goes over details with Juanita Juanita and Gary x X mee HQQQJ . may K. ,v-. .f -, :g.5.f,.:,..g.z, , , N... .,,.,,,.., . ,. , .W 1.354 ' . . , - , 1 f .---I --if. S. Gray, B. Swairn, S. Gillentine, B. Mc- I N211'1Cy Dillard Carter, B, Harris, L. Fillipo, Mrs. Arey, B. Lemmon. Librarians Sheryl Trimmier !. L qu . I ' S: .1 I -A ' E Jimmy Southerland Judy McKinney L. Skinner, I. McKinney, M. Thomas, R. Westmoreland, L. Ayers, R. DuRoss, L. Tucker, M. Jistel, Miss Cook, P. Bonds D. Warren, L. Ernst, M. Sprawls, B. Harris. 5 X Wm' f 'Lh -.uL.a1..JJLLJiLLi mmm Varsit Eagles TOP ROW: COACH PHILLIPS, Billy Newton, Randy Magg, Bill Miars, Major Hammett, Donny Latham, Elwatha Cloud, John Capps, Rocky Sanderford, Ray Reams, COACH STINSON. BOTTOM ROW: COACH LEFTWICH, Iohn Hemphill, Tommy Nash, Richard Ray, Paul Barber, Curtis Lee, Leeman Lumpkin, Jim East, Bill Morris. MANAGERS: CAPTAINS: Keith Ernst, Mike Selmon, Jerry Selmon, Bill Morris, Steve Williams. Larry Fitzhugh. Accompanied b Bw Team TOP ROW: COACH EASTMAN, Tommy Hodges, Mike Rogers, James Mclnturf, Loren Fretwell, Danny Strickland, David Simmons, Carl Tumey, Terry Ayers, David Lee, Randy Blair, COACH TYLER. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Whaley, Larry Thompson, Richard Brunner, Joe Wilson, John Harrington, James Watford, Paul Thompson, Mike Wolfe, Homer Stallings. HIGHLIGHTS FROM EAGLE BATTLES A My - .G . JOHN CAPPS RANDY MAGG Senior Center Senior Tackle Semor Eagles RAY REAMES Senior Guard ROCKY SANDERFORD STEVE WILLIAMS Senior Tackle Senior Quarterback Junior Eagles ELWATHA CLOUD JIM EAST Junior End Junior Back JOHN HEMPHILL DONNY LATHAM Junior End Junior Back LEEMAN LUMKIN Junior Back BILL MIARS ' RICHARD RAY Junior Back Junior End BILL MORRIS Junior Back PAUL BARBER MAJOR HAMMETT Sophomore Back Sophomore Back Sophomore Eagles CURTIS LEE Sophomore Guard TOMMY NASH BILLY NEWTON Sophomore Back Sophomore Tackle CHARLIE TYE Sophomore Back A 7' Team TOP ROW: R. Hitt, I. Seiler, K. Ernst, M. Sims, B. Phillips, COACH TYLER. BOTTOM ROW: I. East, S. Carter, R. Hall, E. Cloud, S. Williams. B 7' Team ' r TOP ROW: R. Heifrin, H. Stallings, F. Reames, M. Hammett, L. Adams, R. Blair, COACH TYLER. BOTTOM ROW: D. Lee, D. Lewis, C. Tye, L. Parks, B. Foster, P. Barber. Managers: J. Hufford, K. Carter, R. Bol- ton, V. Parks, R. Poarch. ., . ,zasf:sw:if:i f fw-:emi :x-wha. 1:-4,-gff, -,::-5,535 '.'s 'E H li! I E3 -52111 1 Captains: Steve Williams, Butch Phillips. 17. Y . -f-T W STEVE CART ER BUT CH PHILLIPS Senior Senior MIKE SIMS STEVE WILLIAMS Senior Senior ELWATHA CLOUD Junior KEITH ERNST 1 Junior HM EAST Iunior Now for two points Sophomore 5 f L' V ,, xig ifj' .nrfgf f igffiw, ': , rii Q n - - , iiiifiiizg fi r 4' Q -. 3 ' I- 15 0 25 'L Mm 4. - Si - , 'ffz fv K . 11 I A my I K ,, o , , -V V 3 ' L : wa-1 I I V I'm working on it RAYMOND HITT Junior JOHN SEILER Junior Track and Field Team TOP: Blair, Miars, French, Morris, Whaley, Hemphill, East, Magg, Ray BOTTOM: Nash, Lee, Barber, Seiler, Brunner. COACHES NOT PICTURED: STINSON, TYLER fPunkoney goofedlj Weight-Lwing Team, A 43 ,L 1 , iz i iii .yzl ies? sa lf Nr 4 as 'ff rf , ' f, . - .- ff , 1 ' ' :ff-:ifs':W:w,: A N, . ' Ji, ' :, , , r . rggggxfg '4 z'1sf:ii5NEH5f r2 V x as WW ,lf , V, K 7- W- ,:g'g,g:5--,Wg -s, 5 K ,, 3 A- A j ' ' ,' ' 'A .mrs 5' . K .V ' 7 M, V +4 if --fs,ggs535ff,w - 121, 71- Mgrrggfg, V S., - . Wig?-sw ,Q K ggi - 'W fiyffik ,- f ,rfwfrsw rw., 351 1 ,Y . wg r Q W 5 , j , 5 . Ein. - fgwdxyy , ' f , Q I if N -1. rf, k I my J. I . K sig f ti . M QWJAQQJEQI- . -. Xl- f r ,r - 5 I -. I ,r-,Qi-V3 . :4'Qf .. r Jw-1, if ff. si S gg L 'E , I I , V ,yi 4, 7 ,, ,.,kV V, ,H , U A . 0' . T 3 f 3 : . 5 ,- V . , N , , - T f T . L 1 - ' V , .T ,a ' f' TOP: Ward, Newton, McEntur'ff, Strickland, Turney, Thomp- son, Capps. BOTTOM: Wolfe, Wilson, Fizthugh, Lumpkin, Watford. SHOW US HOW, RANDY .egff'1iffqf-1:wa,, My Wi,.'swf,g,.r ' 5 Eggqvg , This is gonna hurt Half Milers: Bill Morris, John Hemphill, Bill Miars. High Jumpers: Randy Blair, El- Mile Relay: Paul Barber, IOhn Hemphill, Bill watha Clgud, Miars, Bill Morris. lil Pole Vaulters: Ray Hall, Jim East, Sprint Relay: Bill Morris, Bill Miars, John Seiler Steve French, Charlie Tye. Paul Barber- TOP ROW: L. Adams, R. Poarch, B. Foster, B. Phillips, R. Rearrres, E. Cloud, COACH PHILLIPS. BOTTOM ROW: B. Hart, L. Chappell, J. East, P. Barber, L. Parks, S. French, D. Lewis. OUTFIELD, TOP: Elwatha Cloud, Robert Poarch, Ray Reames. BOTTOM: Bill Hart, Curtis Lee, Lowell Chapell, David Lewis. INFIELDS, TOP: Leroy Adams, Burl Foster, Butch Phillips. BOTTOM: Jim East, Paul Barber, Lar ry Parks, Steve French. ,Q www 4 X L.uLJuu.Ji LLJfLLi S HHIMN5 Great Caesarfs Ghost A Three Act Play Presented by the SENIOR CLASS OF '64 - CAST - Mrs. Penelope Maxwell - ----- - DEBBIE MARTIN Mrs. Phoebe DeRoyster - - - JOAN RAWLINGS Deborah DeRoyster - - - CONNIE MARCUM Phineas Farthingale - - ROBERT SEARS Helen Maxwell - - - - SHARON DAVIS Tommy Tucker - - - - GARY PUNKONEY Aunt Polly Maxwell - - SHIRLEY GILLENTINE Johnson ----- ----- I OHN COX Esther - - - KAREN HANCOCK Mah j ah ---- - BILLY , LEMMON Dick O'Donn'ell - - - - GARY NEW Nattie ---- - REBECCA WIER Ushers and Usherettes: Beverly Harris Ray Reames Phil Calvin Glenda Davis A 'L S S S LV .N . L olrr S loorr . . I ' ff r l ' r Butch Phllhps ,zr I L I . K b f svf- K . , K- fm., JOAHII Ad3.1'HS I ,:V- fl .V,' R121 , .f' L Linda Thompson , m, I srsl Rafldy 'SQ -' A I I fn A K V :An 'LkL. S Rsss A Ilel Above are pictured Miss A Frances Shaw, Director, and Sheryl T rimmier, Student Director, Oh, George, the My Ghost But it was just She ClO6SH'I like things you say! ALWAYS sleeps a little bitty piece TUC- I'H1 2 in the Closet. of cake. millionaire. Helen waiting for Tommy. Before No, Johnson. 'What would I want you for? It doesn't matter, any number will do, operator. OFF STAGE AD LIB: Now what do I do 5 with her?? ? After Seniors Display Dramatic Ability . . .PPP , . gr . . 1 If vi ii lf Q f Q binds A '? y it 1 . -V' M 4 ,.,- ,.v-' 3 4 iii f .4 I gy is , , , ,t,. H A - W N . . , Not even my dear, l'll club you to a Ladies, I, the great Look deep into my sweet lamb can see pulp, you young Mahjah, am at your K eyes. You are sleepy me, rascal. service. , , V Junior Class Presents Mf U T DUCK Y Mr, Maxwell - Mrs. Maxwell - Betty Lou Maxw Bernadine Smith Wilbur Maxwell Hercules Nelson ell - Aunt Mary - - - Connie Maxwell Graig Moore - Mr, Moore f - Mr. Marshall - Vester Blaine Student Director 99 - - - ARMON ALLEN - JUANITA MADRIGAL MARGARET JISTEL - - - LINDA BURK - GARY EDWARDS - LEEMAN LUMPKIN - NANCY DILLARD - - BOBBYE SWAIM - - - BILL MORRIS NATHAN STEWARD - - - KEITH ERNST LINDA HARRISON JIMMY SOUTHERLAND Hess John Seiler. Director - Miss Lucille Cook And to think, a married man making love to And let me stroke your bilious hair . . My daughter has never had an af- fair with a 40 year old man. another wom an! You do have a 14 yeapold Methyl You mean we Cami Iohn! You ought to be daughter?? UH 'HUH! ! ! go to the movies? 35119-1T1Cd Of y0U1'SS1f- Come on, POP, please do a part in our play. Young love seemed to upset her Dad. Then next she sa s threw the baby from the upstairs window . ' GOLLLLLLY! .X T he Wonder 0 Part of the actors with , their director. The wrsemen three . . . An angel appeared unto Mary. The Elementary Choir , There was no room , . . Wicked King Herod Christmas . ROW 1: D. Martin, S. Davis, N. Moncrief, N. Culp, I. Vines, I. Weaver, G. Gladney, S. Terrell, I. Southerland, O. Killough, Mr. Patterson. ROW 2: L. Simpson, S. McDonald, S. Smith, T. Davis, M. Iistel, L. Ernst, S. Monk,-S. Clark, S. Atwell, B. Nash, V. Walker. ROW 3: A. Rawlings, S. Gillentine, C. Schultz, C. Tyler, I. Moncrief, E. Blanton, D. Hampton, I. Eckenfels, J. McKinney, A. Gressett. ROW 4: N. Dillard, P. Bonds, K. Thrash- er, M. Sprawls, F. Fortune, I. Gressett, S. Lenamond, L. Thompson, P. Lewis, S. Swaggerty B. Watford, C. Calvin. ROW 5: D. Warren, I. Bozarth, I. Winn, A. East, S. Mayfield, J. Adams, P. Garner, D. Russell, U B. Conner, L. Burk, L. Cutler, B. Swaim. Choir Director: Mr. Wm. Patterson Narrator: John Cox Organist: Debbie Martin Pianist: Billy Lemmon Interscholastic Cast from one-act play, Twelve Pound Look : Sharon Davis, Gary Punkoney, Linda Harrison, Bill Lemmon. Speech COHISSIHHISI Carol Rhodes, Number Sense: Bill Miars, Felipe Charlene Bowers, Beverly Harris. Webber, Steve French. At left is pictured Phil Calvin. No, he is not in Interscholastic League. This picture should be on the Annual Staff pages, but for the infallible editor made a mistake. To this, fellow annual- N staffer, Dorothy says, HUGH! Another mistake: V' Not pictured are Karen Hancock and Larry Fillipo QSPELL- INGJ and Sheryl Trim- mier and Elaine Blan- ton CSHORTHANDQ. So Sorry! ! ! League IL Boys Volleyball: Harrington, Cop- Girls Volleyball: Vines, Mahone, pinger, Seiler, Sanford, Bolton, Garrett, GIHC6, Culp, BUSH. Carter, Fortune, East, Carter, Hefner, Marcum, Cooper, Rush, Cooper, Fields, DuRoss. Girls Tennis: Marcurn, Carter, Boys Tennis: Brunner, Jones, Toth, Atwell, Calvin. Hitt, Hufford, Magg, Groce, Harrington. Typing Gayle Brown, Jimmie Slide Rule: Mark Collard, John SOLlthSl'l3.l'ld, Pat BOHCIS, N3.1'1Cy Capps, Stephen Brunner, Dillard. Assemblies Brighten In one of our assem- blies, we were told of the many wonders of India. Remember Anita, the pretty speaker from Holland? In this assembly our speaker showed us the Indian sari, modeled by Margaret Iistel. What coult it be but Connie gets Remember when the Il.. HN? HCHARGED. Seniors sang Gradua- tion Day? Homecoming Pep Rally . . . Skits from our Senior play . . . an exciting moment in a game with LAN- CASTER. Uur School Da s . The stage band presented one of the most enjoyed assemblies of the entire year. ln this as- sembly, Gypsy Rose Iistel did her famed act. From this Couple, We heard Broadway And from this lively group, we were presented hits a play ??? Snapshots . Poor Beverly looks so dejected. Did JoAnn or Linda get her tiger'?'?? Do you remember the STAG table at the Favorites A Dramatic scene from the play. From the look on her face, the joke must have been on Mrs. Duvall . . . At right you see a group of lovely jun- ior high lasses practicing for their spring assembly. Party. They wouldn't let a girl get within ten feet of it! ! E Tell us, girls, just what all is irithe punch? Are The Shot- naps? E .k,A in ,,., :,. g 1 Q . . , . xv' if L 5 X ,T T? rr, T P ia aff fl., A LA X 5 ,ij ' gy guyz, f -1 , ., ,,.. A.... W .M -is 1550 . - va ,Wm ' ., an 1 1 af- -gp., 5 if .cs Y, if .1 'ig , 5 , ,Q . ,, . Q 5 k ,mu rf , gg ff A X A 12 - N -'Cup T y v 2 ,XZIJ I.. f y:u,n',,, I ig . , ,ycxwfnggf 553 'i':,',' .5 ,1 nffflfi 1 I0 ! 0 'nn V , ' Q ,,m,,n I au on of, -I 1 .0 .mmm ssxttf' A yquml . Neon Qfi . Q, Mu ui. Panvsi mg an w mn ' - ir-kv s term T - 'fail--lf.:-Mazza' ' .,-Ruantxv u-anti' ffiw- K wXfa,,.iqG.:::::u sg.. , 'im wx .u I ' ..sa-areal!! . . T -w,1 '-nn.. 1--nw: zsfiiiiki K- m, Inn Q noob ltszsmfiif , , f,,Y::vuninnans::f Q ' W UQ! I ' ' I2g'3m!Z..22I21.3 g Q 5 These three Senior girls must I ,,mr-uugsn-1 .stir t ' I V ,nm vnsniuyi A . -' 'N I W to SOITICI 111 . - 5, Qsmglgggggg: 5 2 have been up g :f,.kf,,,, nun' I ' V-','Q3111::::::::::' .1325 '.us.,M-un :un nn, Q .,,'f:., 'nnu0 'QU' ,,.,,Y-,,,,f,1u.n ,nn ' ., f,, nun u ,M 1.,,','wnu: 1 i -tn' ' 1 u 'L , hKw',','f:::ss .lx 4 . L. , - fff?uff'ffffQ, Jar I Mrs. Rose on one of her first days at school. Believe it or not, she's still smiling! ! Q This is Mark after Beverly removed his thinking cap for thinking about other girls . The band members believe in let- ting their hair down! ! K,-f+1J DUH Remember the playing hands? They belong to Gayle Brown. Senior Week . . . Five Q5 -'NOW what makes her think Volleyball at Aw gee, Gary, please take a I-d do 3 thing like that??? Cedar Canyon. picture of us! At Sandy Lakes, we Hniggered to Na- dine all night long. Was it really that painful, Iannette??? Remember when we were just lowly Freshmen - the Senior Assembly. OUI Entertainment ' Ot 0011115 YES, we allhave our A short nap during a long day - you call it that??? hankies . . . Butch at the dude ranch. Da S to Remember 1. , , A memorable moment from Now do you see why Dallasites A Peaceful moment by the the Junior play. call us hicks? heated pool. HEY, LIKE WHO PULLED THE PLUG?!'?!?! Dracula, Minnie-ha-ha, and A1Capone. It just doesn't seem to fit . . . or does it??? The breakfast CPTAJ was good - WATCH THOSE CALORIES, The beauty - or the beast?'?? and early. SENIORS! Swimming, Dancing, Riding, and i The paddle boats at the Ranch were I quite popular. Careful, doh't fall out! . . . always at the foot 0 s QQ of the class. H Zei' rrz , On character day, we really had some characters! ! As Mrs. Cummings said, 1 never realized how homely W some of you people really are! . . . and then we sang MOMENTS TO REMEMBER. At the Last . . . The Prom!!! Says Robert, I thought you Remember the seance in the Let's see . . . who can we told me the water was Senior Play?? throw in the pool NOW? WARM! ! ! Larry presented our Senior sponsors, Mrs. Basnett ciation. x The night of the prom finally arrived. ABOVE: the Senior Council and Sponsors. The Juniors not only gave a Beautiful Prom, they supplied good entertainment. K Irving Harrigan helped to make the prom a memorable one. i and Coach Stinson with a small token of our appre- ,kg ak a a K hp,--, f ' S Graduation Came The Class of '64 .561 a .a ,,,a,,,, Valedictorian Salaliatorian JUDY MONCRIEF SHARON DAVIS .M-Nm-.M Vw D0 You Remember? 'Rs- . . . the one time our beloved Student Body President didn't get his way?'? . . . . Phil and the Student Body??'? . . . the Pep Rally at the Fair'?'?? We-'TT 3 ,lr .. ML . . . when we almost had to boil the water before we could drink it??? . . . when it rained and rained and then rained some more??? . . . the big bonfire before LANCASTER'?'?? 'rr!E X 'LuhL.lLJ' JUNIQR HIGH l!llIWIUNW JOE BLACKBOURN Principal SHELBY DRAKE Science Math JOE EASTMAN Science Coach BILL GERBETZ Math J Junior High PAUL GRAY Science JOHN HANSON Science Coach MISS JUDY LEE HORN Math Social Science MRS . ROS ELEE SPROUSE English DARRELL STRONG Music MRS . GAIL WALT ERS English MRS. VIVIAN LOBLEY Special Education MRS. GWEN PARKER Science MRS. WANDA ROEBUCK Social Science MRS. MARY A. RUBRECHT Social Science Faculty N . Linda Abrego Martha Adams William Alderson Johnathan Allen Tomm-y Andrews Randy Bailey Jerry Ballard Mario Barroa Steve Beaver Joe Blackbourn Mike Blanton David Blaylock Jerry Boren Sammy Branham Suzanne Branham Dana Brisendine Brenda Broadway Johnny Burgess Brenda Burkett Earl Busby Linda Busby Billy Caddell Deborah Cain Dianne Cantu Vickie Carrol Eighth Donna Carter Charlotte Cartwright Jerry Chambers Victor Coronado Howard Cranford Tommy Cranford Rhonda Davison Virginia Davis Robert Diggs Linda Dillard Linda Drinning Gloria Drumm Dennis Douthet Lucy Du Ross Paul Dyess Sue Epperson Tommy Tallen William Farmer Linda Featherston Lucy Felan Deborah Fields Lester Fields Patricia French Kay Fitzhugh Robert Fritz Sharolet Gandy Raymond Garland Carolyn Garn Gary Gatlin Rocky Gill Tommy Gilbreath Rose Mary Gomez Linda Godfrey Freda Graham Dianne Green Ann Haddox Sammy Holden Robert Hampton Pat Hammonds Tommy Harrington I Rusty Harrison Carl Harris Ralph Hart Ellen Hastings Glenda Hathcock Thomas Hathcock Linda Hartsell Linda Hawley David Hetmer Robert Hilly Glenna Hilton Katherine Hodge Wilton Hogue James Hope Mike Holbert Darlene Horton James Howard Linda Huerta Mike Hyatt Andy Jackson Skip Jenkins Donna Jobe Virginia Kemp Larry Kensie Dennis Killough David Laird Paula Lee Thomas Lee Jerry Langston Sharon Loggins Dianne Martin Billy McCord Donny McCord Patricia McEnturff Mike McGriff Stella MCI-Iughes Linda McKensie Carol McMath Tim McMath Reba McMurray Bob Miars Troy Mills Johnny Mize Barbara Mooneyham David Moore Lynn Moore Ray Moore Rosalinda Morena David Moseley Tommy Nail Debbie Napier Della Nelson Daymond Newton Raymond Newton Helen Owens James Owens Ianie Parks Yvonne Parks Sharon Patterson Tommy Parish Sammy Perry Wayne Perry Jerry Pilgrim Pam Pine Larry Poole Cindy Rackley Judy Rackley Carolyn Raney Mary Raney X K j N 1, Buy- aa,- ,-.aa Scott Ray David Reeves Mike Robertson -P l . Avy. , is . ti t Larry Rolison 'Mt A Tim Roddam S Louise Rush Kathy Russell Ignacio Sanchez .sa- Jackey Scott 2' Ray Scott Elaine Self +2 Perry Self Midi- ' 0 J, R Q r rf .PEW . X. it rr T N K 'ur Judy Shelton ,:tc,r 'LL1 L Billy Shepherd George Shirley Judy Shilton 11 Y '9 'KN J- if iq' 'xv is .Jr v Dave Shoemake Peggy Skipper Deborah Slagle Marilyn Smith Linda Speake f1 Jean Springer Gene Stark I S V- Wi Qi ogg V as A. Betty Stocklon ig Q . Q21 . J iiliiiif i il' J fi iii L g lfl , .r t,.,, , , , 315 , ft , ,..l ' i s ' ft fl rs? at - n o ' ' Ly '-If , K X f.v,3tg31Q'?,,a3X imgvwk rw A 1 attire, J s so sg it J J stti 1 1 ' H t J fs, t ' J .. f 'J S is R if: S - 114 5- k i H if 'L A 3' 42, Q 41 if X 55 , ' H J .- F S I J J to S as Jaffa aut? , :ft if, X, X 'W ,R 'A W vt fit s W. ll Q S 1-' t'.-1 Ifa V4 kn. ' -s.. gr N- J J ' J , ' ' ' : 5 me aa K Qi 0 . ' ' 59: ff fa fiiffifffifi S . 1 w e 1' , 5' q , '. fiifl- t, ' Zflgfwf 4 7 'l f' Q Dexter Sturgeon .Z I J ag. 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I iq i 1 ' 'fn x l So y 'U H' Dale Wagner Sandra Wakeland Jimmy Webb Rita Webb Sue Welch John West William Westmoreland Darlene Weyscheid er Becky Williams Jean Williams Linda Williams Joyce Wilmore Joyce Winn Tommy Yates Robert Young Bobby Abbott Rudy Abrego Janis Acord Phyllis Acord David Adams Jimmy Aquilan Larry Allen Miriam Allen V John Allstaclt Carolyn Ash Robert Ashmore Bobbie Bailey Marcus Beaver Sandra Berry Bill Bivens Linda Bonds Patricia Bowdie Garland Bowerman Sharon Brian Jeanna Brisendine Dian Bugg Donna Bugg Richard Burgess Robert Burke 9 David Cantrell Dell Cain Delia Canta Paul Caton Cynthia Chapman Karen Clark Kelton Cloud Ray Cleburne Linda Cope Tommy Cooper Gary Cutler John Curtis Geln Davis Pat Davis Elaine Devine Iouita Diaz James Dickens Diana Dorsey Danny Drinning Glenda Dugger Kathy Duffer Karen Ellis Lynn Epperson Sandra Featherston N I I Deborah Hicks Nelda Hodge Jeannie Holahan James Holmes Steve Hope David Howard Mike Howard Billy Hubacek Phyllis Ice Raymond Jenkins Albert Iennings Betty Johnson Roger Jones Audriene Kellum Kenneth Kinsey Gail King Gary Kovar Karen Kroth Roger Lasser Freddie Lee Martha Little Mary Little Peggy Lucas Becky Lusk Grade Dale Felty Sandra Fletcher Oliver Flores Leonard Foster Peggy Freeman George Fritz Henrietta Gandy Carolyn Garland Bobby Geter Rosemary Gill Huell Gilliam ' Betty Graham Gary Graham Ellen Gragson Linda Groce Don Gross Vicky Gross Russell Hall Michael Hamm Beverly Havilandt Glenda Hartsell Larry Hassell , Roy Heifrin Debbie Henderson Eddie Luck Edna McBride Rudy McCarity F. 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McCord Mickey McCord Milton Mclilyea Billy joe Mcl-Iughes Randy McKnight Charlie McLeod Johnny Meyer Tom Miars Danny Michaels Belinda Mirick Margaret Moore Mike Moore Nita Moore Sharon Moore Tommy Moore Yvonne Moore Bobby Morris Danny Nail Thelma Nail Sara Neal Larry Neie Seventh Margaret Nelson Tony New Martha Nix Mary Nix Donnie Parker Ronald Patterson Roy Petty Roy Phillips Sharon Phillips Linda Prater Johnny Prince Donnie Pyle Rick Ramsey John Randall Diane Reeves Anita Rogers Brenda Rogers Linda Rogers Linda Rollins Jackie Rushing Gloria Salanias Cathy Schenkel Dirk Schultz Raymond Scott Glenda Thompson Tommy Thompson Jo Beth VanWinkle Gary Verner Barna Underwood Judy Ussery Craig Warren Mary Way Gary Weatheread James Webb Mike Webb Charles Week George West Carolyn Wideman Donald Williams Charlene Wilson Densie Wilson Betty Wilson Pat Wolfe James Wooten Jean Wooten Andy Yandell Douglas Yates Jerry Yarbrough Grade Robert Scott Jere Shaw Nancy Shoemaker Michael Shuptrine Sue Simmons Sue Skinner Sylvia Skinner Luther Slagle Brenda Smith Carol Smith Geredine Smith Jeanne Smith Jeff Smith Christina Soukup Linda Soukup Ronnie Soukup Margaret Springer Sonny Stephens Verlene Stephens Carolyn Surratt Virginia Sutton John Swaim Don Taylor Susan Temple Athletic W BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: G. Shirley, M. Blanton, T. Harrington, D. McCord, J. Webb, M. Holbert, S. Ray. J. Ballard. SECOND ROW: J. Chambers, S. Jenkins Cmanagerj, R. Moore, D. Laird, T. Lee, T. McMaLh R. Diggs. THIRD ROW: Coach Joe Eastman, T. Parish, J. Hope, J. Blackbourn, T. Gilbreath, L. Kinsey B. Miars, P. Dyess, D. Hetmur, J. Allen, Coach John Hanson. Sth FOOTBALL f f X EX fu? El -A-, ff :' 3 .L, 'nz Push the Eagles, on FIRST ROW: M. Blanton, T. Harrington, D. McCord, J. Webb, M. Holbert, S. Ray, J. Bal- lard. SECOND ROW: J. Chambers, S. Jenkins fmanagerj, R. Moore, D. Laird, T. Lee, T. McMath, R. Diggs. THIRD ROW: Coach Joe Eastman, T. Parish, J. Blackbourn, T. Gilbreath, L. Kinsey, B. Miars, P. Dyess, D. Hetmur, J. Boren Cmanagerj, Coach John Hanson. , M-, ,. K ,, M, X, I 7th BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL Department all A' A i 11 V' ' Q, ' P' f , I . 1 I, .i fl 5 N: If if 3 IN If ' I I I H I X L fl 1 I 1' lk f' W ,f Xl Lf be ' ' FIRST ROW: D. Schultz, B. Morris, L. Nei, R. McKnight, I. Webb, S. Stephens, S. Hope. SECOND ROW: T. Miars, M. Shuptrine, P. Wolfe, C. Warren, F. Lee, R. Heifrin, M. Moore, B. Geter, D. Cain. THIRD ROW: Coach Eastman, G. Davis, R. Burgess, G. Verner, R. Hall, D. Parker, T. Cooper K. Cloud, I. Shaw, G. Cutler, M. McCord, Coach Hanson. 8th AND 7th TRACK Representatives in Relays and District Meets FIRST ROW: L. Kinsey, B. Miars, T. Lee, D. Laird, D. Hetmur, T. McMath. SECOND ROW: S. Hope, G. Cutler, I. Chambers, M. Shuptrine, R. Moore, R. Jenkins, K. Kinsey, J. Webb, D. McCord. THIRD ROW: Coach Hanson, P. Caton, D. Taylor, D. Cain, R. Abrego, L. Allen, E. Luck, L. Epperson, R. Clayburn, Coach Eastman. 1 E- -' f F L PEGGY SKIPPER 6 8 T 963 5 ' e Cl 6 T S SUE SIMMONS SUE SKINNER CAROLYN GARN LINDA GROCE A I A Junior High Music Department an F731 Q sm GRADE BAND i r cz r i STANDING: Shirley Taylor, Louise Rush, Ann Haddox, Jeanne Wil- CL liams, Virginia Kemp, Debbie Napier, Ellen Hastings. SEATED: Judy Rackley, Diane Green, Kay Fitzhugh, Phyllis Verner. IZ S i C e 6 Donna Carter, Peggy Skipper, Charlotte Cartwright, Sue Welch, Don- na Iobe, Dale Wagner. l I A !!lIlWllHNXN ,- --- - - AGGIE FEED 81 CHICK STORE 9105 Second Av. 'AT 6-1218 Dallas 17, Texas C ompliments of BROWN CABINET SHOP 7212 So. Lancaster Rd. Dallas Texas JOE R. BROWN Owner CA 4-3363 DOUGHERTY'S PHARMACY Lancaster , Texas C omplime nts of BRUTON CHEVROLET Lancaster, Texas Phone 227-2141 Da11as Phone TA 3 -1214 BYRUM FUNERAL HOME Chapel Service Available Ambulance Service Funeral Insurance Lancaster Texas Phone 227-Z lZl SUPERIOR COACH SALES OF TEXAS More Children Ride Superior Than Any Other School Bus 3909 Overton Road Dallas, Texas C ompliments of SPARKLE CLEANERS ' iff. 5-'13 ' M . Wk' 1, H- . DAVIS M TRUCK PARTS, INC. A A A CA 5- 77 Hutchins 8835 South Central Expressway Phone COIVIPLHVIENTS FR 6-432.7 OF SENIORS '64 I YV J px, T55 , t eq f-L 27 V W, I . 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