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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1965 volume:

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V f ',LLL -.': :.. , ::f M . ': ' ' SW'S .gf Vqt, ORGANIZATIONS ' ':-1 . Q., 3, ..', -:-, - ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ATHLETICS 3 Q- I ' I I , I , I. ,L . 'HQ f , ' ' ' W, :.' .aaa:f',f,!?:2: A A J, Ei - f ,rv 1 ' -, 1,1 a ff ' y 1 444 . 4 'ifif r z I .L 1 ,, 1 4 , , iw In .TUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH and ' -SW I , U Czqikjff tc'Q '. Jw I L L, ,. A DVERTIS EMENTS Around the Campus . . . .L r High School High School Gym 1 l5 M 1 t K ,ll Study Hall and Homemaking Dept., lunoh Student parking lot, woodship, and track room, and Football stadium, field. Junior High Junior High Gym Foreword The Publications Staff proudly presents the '65 Eagle. We have worked hard for many months to bring to you a book that will serve as a happy re- minder of the '64-'65 school year at W-H. We, the annual staff, hope that as you look through this annual you will be able to see that we have tried to make the annual YOU. Many persons have helped with the production of this annual andl would like to express my appreciation to my staff for their co-operation. Also, I would like to thank our sponsor, Miss Dyer, for all her patience, guidance, and encouragement. To the Seniors who are stepping forward into a new position in life, we hope that they succeed in all their desires. We want this annual to be a book of fond memories for them. To the underclassmen and especially the Seniors of '66, may we wish you all the happiness and fun that the Class of '65 had at W-H. Editor- in- Chief Linda Cartwright The Ex Students Association presented the Eagle Mascot this year to the Student Body The Eagle has accompanied the Students to various activities. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Ex-Stu- dents for giving us this School- Spirit Booster. The Publications Staff proudly presents the Eagle '65 dedication to Mrs. Isabelle Cummings and to Mrs. Gwen Duvall. Having completed eighteen years of teach- ing, Mrs. Cummings has retired from the W-H faculty. She has taught American history, World history, Civics, Economics, English, and Gen- eral Science. Mrs. Cummings received her Master's De- gree in Psychology from Southern Methodist University. We wish to salute Mrs. Cummings for her outstanding service and dedication to our school. Her sparkling personality and presence will greatly be missed next year around the halls of W-H. Eagle Dedication Mrs. Duvall has been a faculty member at Wilmer-Hutchins for four years. She received her Bachelor of Science De- gree from East Texas Baptist. She has been sponsor of the National Honor Society for three years and sponsor of the Stu- dent Council for two years. She has been an outstanding teacher and friend to all of us, and her guidance and en- couragement is appreciated by everyone. l. if '-iii -f f 'Xa ,V -2- 3:12 'KZ - . Q, . 1' mi: -QL, Wm School Life . . . School Life is made up of Students and teachers, classrooms and homework, clubs, activities, and sports. Each student and teacher has played an important role in school life. It may have been as a leader, 222' advisor, friend, or as a member of an or- ganization promoting some important idea. C . , g 1 2 .a ssign f, ,V A 4, V , st E, J ' I ' ,.4,,,,.,. f ..,,...,.. Qi' -'::, , ,A x ' 5 I V 0 ' 'P 2 in Q ..-:fe-ff? ' f' V ,,,, :D yk yjgiiiw 1: gfirwv-e.,, - f--f.'f - , ' K- ,,, r, gm Whether your job was big or small, burden- Is You some or tiresorneg YOU have made this school year complete, Each student and teacher has worked hard toward making this year a successful one. Many have achieved their goals and some have failed, but as a whole the '64- '65 school year at W-H has been a wonder- ful, inspiring year. E x , aim T, 9 O The Foundation of every society is the education of its youth. Mrs. Sam Atwell, mlon U President, presides. 4 sw, 41 l 1-M Qian C Camera shy or just Thinking? F ,A ,- ,K ' .1 wywg b 'x 'Q 'ix gd' Q jjgjr ,E i H. , 1 up ky A time for business and a .... . . time for pleasure. The P.T.A. has contributed greatly to the improvement of the Wilmer-Hutchins school libraries. Many other activ- ities and programs have also been sponsored by the P.T.A. during this year. xf 'W ,W tration School Board IIA- BACK ROW, L. to R.: Roy Clark, Jonat L. to R.: Ray Hardison, Roy Ward, B. I. OFFICERS: L. to R. Jonathan Allen, Vice The Meeting Will Now C Presidentg B. I. Cartwright, Presidentg Wilson Warren, Secretary. , . - i han Allen, Oliver Parks, I. L. Holbert. FRONT ROW, Cartwright, Mrs. Wilson Warren. orne to Order Mrs. RAY HARDISON, S uperintendent To the Student Body: Aided by the contents of this book, may you have fond memories of your 1964-65 school year in Wilmer-Hutchins High School. To those of you who will not be returning au revoir. May you ever cherish the years you spent here, the friendships you formed here: and may you so live that Wilmer-Hutchins will always be glad to claim you as one of its own. To those who will be with us again in September, may you resolve to work harder for scholarship, to be more tolerant, to be honest and straightforward, and to be a leader toward improving Wilmer-Hutchins High. With your help much can be accomplished: without your help, little. Sincerely yours, Bill Garner Principal SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE May this yearbook of memories serve as a record of past pleasures and as a means of re- calling the values your school has endeavored to impart. I congratulate the Eagle Staff and their sponsor on this fine publication. My first year with you has been a most pleasant one. I truly value the cooperation I have received from the students, school per- sonnel, school board and patrons of the school district in making this a successful year. To those who are leaving our school, it is my sincere hope that we have helped to plant in you the desire to become worthwhile citizens, remembering that the most component part of a democracy is human relations - respecting the dignity and the integrity of the individual and the group. May your future be so planned and managed that the important experiences of your life may bring you both honor and satis- faction. Ar? Administrative MRS. ALICE BARBER Cafeteria Supervisor MRS . LAVERNE BURDEN MRS. SANDRA DAVIS Tax Clerk Counselor B.A. and M.E. East Texas State A.- MRS. HELEN DILL Mr. Hardison's Secretary B,A . , Wayland College SHELBY DRAKE Administrative Asst. Staff MRS. MINA HARRISON Supervisor Visiting MRS . MARY FIT ZHUGH Teacher B.A . , Austin College M, E, , Southern Methodist University it Payroll Clerk BONNIE PETERS MRS. FRANCES RINGO Co-O1-dinamr Mr. Garner's Secretary B.A. , East Central Stateg Ada, Okla. NORMAN TURNER Tax Collector and Assessor B. S . , East Texas State M, E. , East Texas State MRS. DOROTHEA BASNETT Science, Biology B.S., Ohio State University M. A. , Ohio State University MRS. ISABELLE CUMMINGS Social Studies B.A. , University of Wisconsin M, A. , Southern Medthodist University The W-H Homemaking CAMP CROW Industrial Arts B.S. , East Texas State MISS LUCILLE COOK B.S. , North Texas State MRS. GWEN DUVALL Commercial B.S., East Texas Baptist MRS. MARY DOUGLAS Spanish B.A. , East Texas State Faculty MRS. LETTA HAMPTON Math, B.A. , Abilene Christian M, E. , North Texas p V , all nm pk MISS MARY TUNE DYER English B,S. , East Texas Baptist - f ' :f Q3 A lf E if MRS. DARYL ISRAEL English MRS. PAULINE HANSEN B.A., Southwestern Commercial, Math College B.S. , Stephen F. Austin Winfield, Kansas BRUCE MORELAND Vocational Agriculture B.S., Texas A.8LM. M. S. , Texas A.8LM. MRS. BILLIE KOONCE Physical Education Drill Team Sponsor B.S., Stephen F. Austin l They Show MRS. KARLEEN NEELEY Librarian, English WILLIA M PATTERSON Music B, S., Texas Christian B. M. , Baylor University M. M. , George Peabody College W. T. PHILLIPS Social Science, Coach B. S. , East Texas State 51 - . W 'rii 5 'kk' 1 ,. viii' MRS. FRANCES REEVES Homemaking B.S. North Texas State ALVIN RINGO Math, Coach B.S., Texas A. Se M, Could this be the W-H faculty? JAMES ROSE MRS. MARY RUTH ROSE Social Science B.A. , High Point College High Point, S. C. Us the Way Science, Math B.S., Wake Forest MISS FRANCES SHAW English, Speech B.S. , East Texas Baptist DOYLE TYLER Physical Ed., Coach B.S., Texas Tech. What is so funny? Huis! V 1 . . 1 is ., s,,, ' A if .ii t ' t.tsf.i ERNEST STINSON Social Science, Head Coach B. S. , East Texas State ,... i Y-Y - - Lunchroom Ladies rush. Hope they like it. a nd J anito rs There is no one more de- voted to his job than the qw, - k friendly janitors in our school. A janitor-'s job may seem to be an easy job, but a lot of hard work and effort is put in each , day by these men. The lunchroom ladies be- gin the day by preparing for the noon rush hour. We are almost ready for the - f .1- q -tsgsg ,- iff Q y 1., ,' is - yr, - X ff My 1. ws, .ferr Q ' time f ,SJ .rf-maya. 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X X QL , Xliibw lily-'llgllxii:-zX15i'f' PM X' 2 ,X zXSgXgsLX5XX..f W X 1 2 f fezf'.fX,wX--im. X X ,XXX X X XX S 1 S SW 2 SX S X X X X we XX Q XXX XX, FX X X XX X XX X X , 5 XX 55,3 gs is X 2 X Y P fs Q X X! sig XX X X A X XXX W X ,X 1? -..... ll ll N ' -.1 , 5 3 viz R 1 1 E X X-arg-M01 5 E R skxgd X5 X 2 BONNIE ABBOTT F,H.A., 2 Yearsg Future Nurses 4 Years, Volleyball, 3 years, F. S . C. ARlvION ALLEN National Honor Society, 3 years fV. Pres. J Student Council, 2 years, fPres. J Junior Play, Who's Who, Most Likely to Succeed LINDA AYERS Who's Wbo, College Prep Club, Valedicilbrian, National Honor Society, Drill Team, 2 years, fFirst Lt.J JOHN BENNETT F.F.A., Baseball, Basketball, F.S.C. PATRICIA BONDS '- National Honor Societyg F. S. C. , Future Teachers, 2 years, College Prep Club, F. H.A. 3 years GAYLE BROWN Future Nurses, 2 years fPres.J Band 3 1X2 years, Student Council, Stage Band, 3 years, Interscholas- tic League Typing LINDA BURK Student Council, 2 yearsg National Honor Society, Junior Play, Senior Play, Band, 4 years. STEVE CARRELL Football, 4 yearsg Most Handsome. Freshman Favorite, Dance Band- Austin. SHARYN COOPER Salutatorian, Senior Play, College Prep Club, fPres.J Drill Team, fFirst Co-Captainj National Honor Society, 2 years LINDA CULTER National Honor Society, 3 years Majorette, Band, 4 years, fsec'yJ Senior Council, fReporter5 Future Nurses, 2 years, DOUGLAS DAFFRON F,F.A., 4 years: F.S.C. NANCY DILLARD Honor graduate, National Honor Society, 3 years, Drill Team, 3 years fOfficerj Junior Play, Senior Play LINDA CA RTWRIGHT Publications, 3 years: fEditorJ, F.H,A, , 2 years, COfficerj, Future Nurses, 2 years, F.S.C. fOfficerj Librarian. ELWATHA CLOUD Football, 4 years, fCaptainj Base- ball, 3 years, Basketball, 3 years, F.S.C,, Spanish Club, All-District 3 years CFoorball5 CHARLES COLLEPS Baseball, Track A BRENDA CONNER ' Band, 4 years, Future Teachers, 3 years, National Honor Society, 3 years, Junior Council, Senior Coun- cil. fS ecretaryj RAMONA DuROSS Drill Team, 3 yearsg College Prep Club, F. H.A. , 4 yearsg Future Teachersg Librarian, 3 years LINDA DYESS Cheerleader, 2 yearsg Homecom- ing Queen Nomineeg F. H.A. 9 F.S.C. 5 Future Nursesg .TIM EAST Football, 4 yearsg Basketball, 4 yearsg fCaptainJ Track, 3 yearsg Volleyball, 2 yearsg Ir. Play Usher GARY EDWARDS F.S. C. 5 Junior Playg Senior Play PEGGY ENNIS F.H.A. , Future Nursesg College Prep Club, CSec'yj Spanish Club. KEITH ERNST Football, 3 yearsg yearsg Junior Playg Senior Council A CHRIS FAILS F.F.A., 3 years SAMMY FREEMAN Spanish Clubg F.S. Senior Council Basketball, 4 Senior Play C. VONNY GRACE Basketball, 1 year, Football, 2 years, Senior Play, Best All Around Senior Council, SHIERRY GRAY Chorus, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, 2 years, F.S.A. Librarian IANICE GRESSETT Band, 4 years, Stage Band, 4 years, Future Nurses, F.H.A. 2 years, Chorus, LINDA HARRISON Drill Team fCaptainJ Student Council 3 years, Junior Council, Class Favorite, Junior and Senior Play ' Q BURL FOSTER Basketball, 2 years, Homecoming Queen Escort, Baseball, 3 years Senior Council, Band Sweetheart Escort, STEVEN FRENCH Football, College Prep Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Track, Junior Play SANDRA FRIZZELL F.S.C., F.H.A., 2 years, Future Nurses, Makeup for Junior and Senior Play. GLENDA GLADNEY F.H.A. Band, 3 years, College Prep Club Quartet, 3 years, Chorus Club 3 years, BILL HART Baseball, 4 years: Football, 2 years, Basketball, 1 year, Senior Play, F . S . C. JOHN HEMPHILL Track, 4 years, Football, 4 years, Student Council, 3 years, National Honor Society, 2 years, Who's Who. BARBARA HESS Drill Team, 3 years, Football Sweetheart, Senior Council, Home- coming Queen, Most Beautiful WANDA HOGUE fwhaleyj Drill Team, F. H.A. , 3 years, Chorus, Volleyball JUDY ANN HOLBERT Cheerleader, 2 years, Class Fa- vorite, Most Popular, Most Beauti- ful, Homecoming Queen Nominee ROBERT HOLDEN Football, 2 years, Track 2 years, Homecoming Nominee Escort, F . S . C . JACK HOPKINS F.S. C. LAVERN HORTON JOYCE LAIRD Future Nurses, F. H.A. 3 years F. S. C. g National Honor Society, 2 years, Spanish' Club DONNY LATHEM Football, 4 yrs. 3 All-District 1963-65 Back-of-the year 19649 Leftwich Award, 19645 Track, 2 years SANDRA LENA MOND Band, 4 years: Stage Band, 4 years, Arion Award: Chorus, F.S. C. , F.H.A., 2 years PAT LEWIS Cheerleader, 2 years, Best-All- Around 2 yearsg Junior Council fSec'y-Treas,j Senior Council, fTreasurerQ SANDY JONES Spanish Club, 2 years fpres.J College Prep Club, fOfficerJ Track Student Council, F.S.C, 2 years VIRGIL JONES College Prep Clubg F. S. C. OLINDA KILLOUGH Future Teachers, 2 years, fSec'yJ Future Homemakers, 3 years, College Prep Club, Band, 4 years fFlagbearer3 Horneroorn Chorus, 3 years IANICE KISSELL Band, Senior Play LINDA LITTLE G.R., F. H.A., Tennis, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Secretaries Assn., JOYCE LONDON F.H.A. 4 years fpres. J Future Nursesg Drill Team, 3 yrs. g Stu- dent Council, Rodeo Club LEEMA N LUMPKIN Football, 4 years, Baseball, 3 yrs. Basketballg Cross-Country F. S. C. CVice-Pres.D NANCY MCINTIRE F.H.A., 3 years, Future Nursesg F.S.C. Drill Team, 3 years DON MCKNIGHT Football, 2 yearsg F.F.A. F.S.C. IUANITA MADRIGAL Cheerleader, Junior Play, Home- coming Queen Nominee, Publica- tion Staff, 2 yearsg Most Beautiful Nominee HENRY MASSEY F.F.A., 3 years, Football, 2 yrs. BILL MIARS Football, 4 yrs. Track 4 yrs. Iunior Council, Interscholastic League, 3 yrs. Most Handsome BETTY POARCH Band, 4 yrs. 3 F. H.A. , 3 yrs, fOfficerj Future Nurses CAROLYN POLLEY Band, 4 yrs. 3 National Honor So- ciety, 2 yrs. g Future Nurses, 2 yrs,g F. H.A. 2 yrs. g Homeroom Chorus MARY RAMOS Future Nurses, 2 yrs,g Chorus g F.S.C. Crozier Tech Drill Team PATRICIA RANEY Homeroorn Chorus A RT HUR MIRIC K DENNIS MORRIS College Prep Clubg F. S. C. WILLIAM MORRIS Football, 4 yrs. fcaptainj Track 4 yrs, g Student Council, 4 yrs. CI'reas. - Vice-Pres.J Most Popu lar, Who's Who 3 yrs. TROY PITTMAN College Prep Clubg Senior Playg F. S. C. RICHARD RAY Student Councilg Junior Council, Senior Councilg Football, 4 yrs. 3 Track, 4 yrs. DONNA RUSSELL Student Council, 4 yrs. National Honor Societyg Band 2 yrs.: Cheer- leader, Most Popular CA ROL SA NDERSON Chorus, 2 yrs. Spanish Clubg Na- tional Honor Society, 2 yrs. F.S.C. , Librarian JOHN SEILER Football, 4 yrs., All-District '64g Basketball, 4 yrs. Junior Council Track TERRY SHELTON Track, 3 yrs.g Football Manager, 2 yrs., DECA Club, Senior Band Usher, Cross Country At Ennis DAVID SHUE F.F.A., F.S.C. ARYIEL SMITH Football, 2 yrs. 5 F.S.C. IIMMI SOUTHERLAND Band, 4 yrs. fTreas. -Pres.J Na- tional Honor Society, 3 yrs. CHonory Student Council CTreas.D Senior Favorite, Who's Who SHARON SWAGGERTY Senior Playg F. S. C. Homecoming Queen Nominee, Drill Team, fOfficerJ 4 yrs. g Future Nurses, 2 yrs. BOBBYE SWAIM Drill Team, 4 yrs. COfficerJ Junior Playg One-Act Playg Junior Councilg Senior Council SANDRA TERRELL Band, fManager, - V.Pres.JFu- ture Nurses, 2 yrs. COfficerj Na- tional Honor Society, 3 yrs. Stu- dent Council, 2 yrs. g Senior Play MA RGA RET TOT H Tennis Club, Henderson, F. H.A. , 2 yrs.g Spanish Club, 2 yrs. Fu- ture Teachers CReporterJ F. S. C. DONEY SPEED Football, Band, At Commerce F.F.A. NATHAN STEWARD F.F.A.g Junior Playg Basketball F. S. C. DANNY STRICKLAND F.F.A., 2 yrs. Football, 2 yrs. PAT SURRATT F. H. A. g Future Nursesg F. S. C. CARL TUMEY R. O.T. C., Rifle Team CC. Techy Football, 2 yrs, F.F.A. 3 yrs. PAT TURNER Drill Team, 3 yrs. Junior Cotuicil, F. H.A. 2 yrs., Future Nurses BETTYE WATFORD Majorette, 3 yrs. Student Council, 3 yrs. , Band, 4 yrs, fV,Pres.J F. H. A. 3 Future Teachers RUTH WESTMORE- LAND Future Nurses, F. H.A. 2 yrs. fCorres. Sec,j F.S. C. fSec.J Pep Squad, Clarks- ville High MA RGA RET WILLIAMS Band, 2 yrs., Majorette, 2 yrs., Junior Councilg Junior Play, Student Council, Band Sweetheart. CHA RLES WILSON College Prep Club, New Members Club and R.O. T. C. Mustang Guard qNatona Cty. Highj . . 9' 7 , 'Wm me lf . Wg: A 1 wafptf . ,. uhm, .1 ' , ,nf 231,42 . ' 1 gm.. 'vi i A A my f -me . W :F ' 'ii H . , K MA .n iffy it Hi , f - Senior COl1l'lCi1 I ' l is . . TH. 5 I gt, 2' ff. sara. Q. .5 xx ff ... QL, '- .Q X 'Q -ii' W r..'- ' . fi me .F . ' VWX Seniors wearing the latest fads. 1. Seniors enjoying?? the music J if x a H, if ik V 1 S1 , 1 V Y: + 4, . 58- ,Mg 6 Q M, Eggs: ESQ A My 5:11 am: , ., e me-f: fa.,- Q92 + Leroy Adams Ben Atwell Paul Barber Billy Berryhill Tommy Blanton Kay Bowers Pat Branson Linda Carroll Shelba Cave Mike Coppinger Glen Day Judy Davis Thomas Dugger Gladys DuRoss Beverly Fields Machelle Fitzgerald Larry Fitzhugh Vira Fortune Junior y Juniors hard at work or are they, Garner? Ir, Play Ushers SL Usherettes it N ,1 L I , f i J :Aix is ,W f T- f, f 3 ea S, , , IF Class Linda Fuller Karen Garrett Gloria Gerecht Larry Gilbreath Judy Goodwin Dale Grace Patricia Hall Major Hammett John Harrington William Hawley Helen Hice Linda Hinton Weldon Horton Linda Huff Ralph Jackson Donald Jistel Mary Kemp Shirley Kovar And then he . . . Juniors and their daily routines. Jamie? X Bettye Latham Curtis Lee David Lee Billy Lewis Barbara Long Brenda McCarrer Bobby McCord Faye McCord Peggy McCord Barbara Madis Kenneth Mahone Sharon Marley Margaret Mata Timothy Miller Connie Moore Janie Moore Carla Moulder Tommy Nash WM. , W F F Class of Juniors campaigning Ag. officers Juniors enjoying a banquet. My is I lr -'NB'-me at TLP 4' I ,. We ,a Wi, A , ? . - . 2 . 'S-Z' .w if i f I-it 'H 3' .W ,. K y If-K ,- 6L','i ,X s is M VH Y wel MA X, K '66 gig 5 , 5. Lana Neie Eileen New Billy Newton Robert Nunns Keith Parker John Perry Linda Piland Robert Poarch Anna Rawlings Fay Rearnes Calvin Ruble Candace Schultz Jerry Selmon Janice Shelton Ronald Slagle Donna Smith Frederick Smith Garner Sooter rl f riie f ' rin 1, 7 ' 'aw-..,.'miuukw i J 3 Z J E' af K xi? A gf c . 1 Q. g :ca v ' y J in I if W , A '-r -V'-- fl K, , .f .. x v J Juniors enjoy different activities, right Major? Bonnie Stevens Jack Thomas Larry Thompson Linda Tucker Lucky Turner Sherry Turner Nadine Underwood Barbara Vrba Linda Wages Danny Ward James Watford Irene Weaver Jim Wilson Norma Woody Don Youngblood Now, what was that last question, Don? Juniors take part in many activities. Does he or doesn't he? mmm MW, more Class M, I Ira Allstadt Sharon Atwell Terry Ayers Ginny Bennett Terry Bess Larry Bivins Ronnie Bolton Danny Bratton Judy Breshears Don Brisendine Richard Brunner Cindy Calvin Sophomore Darlene Cantrell Kenneth Carter Vonda Chandler Lowell Chappell Sherry Clark Luby Cleaveland David Cluck Mary Coggins Carole cooper ', Nancy Culp H Marquetta Daffron Sharon Dhane ...A -4 -, 1 Izora Grace Arlen Graham Ray Gillette Dickey Gilley Mike Groce Bill Hall Dorothy Hampton Rolen Heifrin Wanda Hefner Tommy Hodges Jim Holahan Jamie Hufford Class Linda Dhane Rickey Dorsey Nelda Drinning Alice East David Epperson Linda Ernst Glen Fields Sharon Fields Francis Fortune Gene Fuller Pam Garner David Goodwin Gary Jones Velma King Louie Larnbright Linda Lee David Lewis Donna Little Mary Loggins William Lyon Bonnie McCombs Patsy McCord Sandra McDonald James McEnturff Class of Kathy Mahone Sharon Mayfield Anita Medina Nancy Moncrief Sandra Monk Thomas Moore Wilma Moore Becky Nash Carolyn Nunns Jerry Nunns George Osteen Kenneth Owen Edwin Sooter Mary Spradling Mary Sprawls Clyde Swaim Don Taylor Marianne Thomas Richard Thomas Bruce Thompson Linda Thompson Paul Thompson Kay Thrasher Charlie Tye Vick Parks Connia Phillips Timmy Pittmon Olen Robertson Mike Rogers Sandra Rush William Shelton Jim Sikes David Simmons Louise Simpson Virgil Slover Sharon Smith W N 4 Carol Tyler Judy Vines Richard Wages Vickie Walker Deborah Warren Dianne Warren Teddy Weaver Felipe Webber Bob Whaley Dick Wilson Joe Wilson Janice Winn Some sophomores are Some students cannot really studious, be- get enough of school lieve it or not! or can they? Is that about school work? But school is not all work and no play WM. sw-. Linda Abrego Martha Adams Jonathan Allen Tommy Andrews Johnny Aston Randy Bailey Jerry Ballard Mario Barrera Mike Blanton David Blaylock Jerry Boren Sammy Branam Suzanne Branam Dana Brisendine Brenda Broadway I' 6 S m 3 Freshmen usually find time to take a break. rl l Johnny Burgess Brenda Burkett Linda Busby Billy Caddell Deborah Cain Dianne Cantu Vickie Carroll Donna Carter Charolotte Cartwright Jerry Chambers Mary Copeland Victor Coronado Tommy Cranford Lynn Davis Rhonda Davison 3 S S 4 Kathy Garret Gary Gatlin Tommy Gilbreath Linda Godfrey Dianne Greene Ann l-laddox Patricia Hammonds Thomas Harrington Rusty Harrison Ellen Hastings Thomas Hathcock Linda Hartsell Glenda Hathcock Robert Hilley Glinna Hilton Danny Dennie Robert Diggs Linda Dillard Gloria Drumm Lucy DuRoss Paul Dyess Sharon Fails Tommy Fallen William Farmer Lucy Felan Deborah Fields Patricia Finch Kay Fitchugh Sharolett Gandy Carolyn Gam Get to work kidsg you'll never pass Freshman English that way! David Hetmer Mike Holbert Danny Holden Sammy Holden James Hope Darlene Horton Welton Hogue Dianne Hawley Mike Hyatt Andy Jackson James Jean Judy Jeffes Charlene Jordon Virginia Kemp Larry Kinsey You surely can tell these Freshmen aren't bashful! Dennis Killough David Laird Judy Laird Jerry Langston Paula Lee Tommy Lee Sharon Loggins Billy McCord Donnie McCord Mike McGriff Patricia Mclnturf Reba McMurray Diane Martin Bob Miars David Moore 3 - K S. , W Jrfiiubi' vs, 'J' M P M Q f f ,I , sf A : ,,.. 2 :1 U - H . 1, it ogy N .J a an .AWN wf2',grge -- r f-1 ff - .fgyw 11- . f- fi A 'Q ,Q W 5 .. rg, ' . Qiivff' A f . V, sl If L L xi, X 5 X L. 5. ,V, i K ,. i P I . 1, ,UN 'N H Q 7 X J mm,, W , 3 1 L, -- J L L L if? .. , .gf ,yfjl 61 , - N-H .4,. . K is 0 ., VF V .Eff . ,aw K M I Carolyn Raney Mary Raney Scott Ray David Reeves Tim Roddam Rafall Rosalis Louise Rush Kathy Russell Charles Sadler Jacky Scott Ray Scott Judy Shelton George Shirley Mike Shofner Peggy Skipper Xi Dianne Moore Lynne Moore Tommy Nail Debbie Napier Damon Newton Raymond Newton Charlotte Nickleson Helen Owens Lennie Page Janie Parks Tommy Parrish Howard Patterson Pamela Perry Cindy Rackley Judy Rackley What's all the gossip about girls? if-Q I t J J ,Je -lu gifa 9, L 'T . ' ri as Q J, yr' :sz if at is f itz - . ba , Lair 'iw J 1 I Y ,. . S eta A K Q W 0 A WN 1 ,V . f ax i iw rr . fe ,J ' G 'S if 4. g W P it-ft W' 'sails I it is J Q X 1 Deborah Slagle Robert Slover Marilyn Smith Paulette Smith Andy Spradling Darrell Spratlen Sylvia Spratlen Earl Stanly Gene Stark Betty Stockton Dexter Sturgeon Shirley Taylor David Todd Willie Trammel William Trull Just what is Debbie telling Dale? Linda Williams Joyce Winn Tommy Yates Philis Vera Buddy Vines Dale Waggney Sandra Wakeland Jimmy Webb Rita Webb Darlene Wegscheider Sue Welch William Westmoreland Joyce Widmon 1 r n D v I 9 'F i V' gif, V 7 iv Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit in All Phases of School Life LINDA CUTLER Senior CONNIE MOORE Drum Majorette I unior P N L. to R. L. Culter, C. Moore, and B. Wadord. Majorettes Lead W-H Band BETTYE WATFORD Senior Eagle Band FIRST ROW: L. Burk, I. Mooreg SECOND ROW: A. East, M. Sprawls, B. Nash, S. Atwell, S. Clark, F. Fortune, L. Ernst, C. Calvin, C. Schultz, THIRD ROW: K. Thrasher, M. Spradling V. Fortune, C. Moulder, S. Loggins, P. Verner, J. Williams, D. Napier, C. Rackley, R. Davis, R. Thomas, FOURTH ROW: C. Moore, B. Watford, S. Branham, N. Woody, J. Davis, B. Poarch, D. Blaylock, K. Owen, J. Southerland, S. Terrell. Twirlersg Bettye Band marches in Band Sweetheart and Linda Lancaster parade Miss M. Iistel '64-'6 FIRST ROW: O. Kellogg, C. Philips, SECOND ROW: S. Monk, B. Stevens, I. Kissel, M. Jistel, C. Polley, F. Webber, B. Conner, K. Fitzhugh, S. Lenamond, G. Brown, J, Gressett, T. Blanton, M. Kemp, I. Thomas, D. Kellogg, D. Goodwin, 1. Allstadt, THIRD ROW: G. Gladney, S. Branhan, S, Cartwright, I, Winn, T, Miller, D. Epperson, B. Long, M. Thomas L. Culter, Mr. Patterson. OFFICERS: I. Allstadt, B. Nash, S. Terrell, J. Southerland, L, Culter, C. Moore. FLAGBEARERS: L. Burk, O. Kell- ogg, M. Iistel, B. Conner. Drill Team FIRST ROW: sharyn C. , Linda H. , Linda P. g SECOND ROW: Linda A. , Sharon S. , Bobbye S. , Shelba T. 9 THIRD ROW: Vickie W. , Pat B. , Izora G. , Dianne G. , Pat M. , Pat T.: FOURTH ROW: Brenda B. , Patricia F. , Romona D. , Linda H. . Joyce L. . Ianey P. 5 FIFTH ROW: Sharon M. , Beverly F. , Karen G. , Linda D. , Sue W.g SIXTH ROW: Donna C. , Sandra W. , Sharon D., Eileen N., Linda B., Peggy S.g SEVENTH ROW: Dianne W., Ann H.', Brenda M., Nancy M. , Carole C.g EIGHTH ROW: Virgina K., Wanda H., Sandra R., Lana N. , Nancy D. , Debra S. LIEUTENANTS: Linda A. , Sharon S. , Bobbye S. , Shelba T. . Bluebells Led by Experienced Officers CO -CA PTAIN: Sharyn Cooper CO -CA PTAIN: Linda Piland CA PTA IN: Linda Harrison , ' f' :V V:E.e ., ff' W r I no s Q Q 5 y X A e 5 K' 15. i fi of 7 gg y. V' I I or J g I if 5 SX Drill Team Caught Off Guard MANAGERS: L. Hinton, G. DuRoss Sponsor: Mrs. Koonce Drill team lines up for Homecoming, Eagles cheered on by Bluebe1les L No drill team can match the Blue- belles of W.H. Oh! No! Not another onel CThem not usj Bluebelles look blue in Lancaster parade. Officers really swing at Pep Rally. Smile, Practice makes per- feet. Drill team warms up before Parade. s s i s I a n .... I t If S SEATED: S. Gray, Mrs. Ringo. STANDING: P. Lewis, I. Southerland, B. McCarter, B. Swaim, N. Dillard, G. Gladney. 0 I' a F I I 3 I1 S SEATED: R. Westmoreland, L. Ayres, L. Piland, S. Terrell, S. xt Gray, STANDING: P. Bonds, D. Warren, R. DuRoss, M. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Neely, G. Bennet, B. Vrba, M. Iistel. L I This is just one of the few days of freedom from work! Editor - L. Cartwright and I1 I1 y Ll 3 This is when the staff worked. a Junior High Editor - Anna Rawl lings Sponsor - Miss Dyer Anna's actually working! Photographer - Thomas Dugger ' l in This is when the annual staff didn't work. Judy and Juanita always worked hard, didn't they Linda? O L I1 . I 5 OFFICERS: L. Cartwright, Sec.:A. Allen, Pres.g J. Southerland, Treas.g Sponsor, Mrs. Duva11gC. Lee, Reporter, and B. Morris, Vice-Pres Presentation of crown for B. Hess, our Homecoming Queen. H W, , -- - 1 .,, .rrr..,,., M ...W I xv. it is -5 , is Li 4 r is W X vs , - - .,. ., , IW., 4 3512 1 1 H : if f f. ' Qf?5ff?i7 ' fi?-,J 'fi st - M t:,. ,M V , W stiff ff I ' li wgfff if ,J Now don't tell us you also had boring meet- ings! I During the year Student Council sponsored many activities and one of the most interesting was the Student election for the President of the U. S. Mr. Garner addressing the colmcil. National Honor Society NATIONAL HoNoRt soclsrv 3 IZ 5 . 1. '5 fr 5 7 H S S f X V, -Pres. , Armon A. 5 Sponsor, V o':oo Mrs, Duvallg Pres., Jimmy S.: Sec., Sharyn C.g and Treas. , Linda P. Electing officers is a very serious business. Now this is really an or- h 1 ganized meeting! Elections are always full of suspense, 1 ' E ' e for P Three nomme s M, President wait for Nancy nominates her fa- 1 These boys are proud vom Cand,d t the resu ts. to be in NHS. e 1 a e. w l Future Teachers Q OFFICERS: M. Toth, L. Hinton, B. Watford, Mrs. Hampton, P. Ennis, L. Simpson The Duet Sings Boy! Look at the future teachers! - if Members are kept busy Girls, what did you say you put in the punch? This is a teacher's tea? 1 , I V f . f. V , ff ,V . -. 4.5, 3? - ,, Working hard? ?7?'?f77???77'?7'?'??77?'?'?'??? Future Nurses or r Dinan Future Nurses have a float 1n Lancaster parade Sponsor, Mrs. Bassettg President, G. Brown I protest! of Yes?7?'?'????? Carla enjoys arguments ! Interesting programs E were held throughout the year. Anna's mouth is never closed. Oh! That just burns me up! n 4 I 1 - -. ..- ww Installation of Officers SPONSORS: Mrs. Reeves and Miss Cook. How is it, Kathy? F H A OFFICERS Pres. Joyce L v Pl F. H.A. Meetin hands 4' Q5 O NEW HO 5 V313 It takes four to make a dress! We use Ivory Liquid for our lv Leave some for us, Mary! i t Sponsor, Mr. Moreland: President, Donald Iistel. PFW These are Future Farmers? E. Is that a look of disgust on M.r. More1and's face? Future Farmers ug x X 5 'L ' .Z .-' ny f 25 ' rl' X o0 '5'01v A5 MAX' X 'Q ba' 7045 x 04? ' Cup! Meetings do get boring don't they? Seems like they knew their picture was being made. Such organized meetings ! What's going on at the back? Presentation of Chap- ter Farmer pins. Future Scientists? SPONSORS: Mrs. Bassett and Mr, Rose y - SIIENIE IlU35lllFOMERliD Connie, is this a Eosed picture? This meeting must be in- teresting. The films shown by Mrs. Finley were very interesting. Betty L. always manages to be the center of everything! Third period al- ways was dull! Curtis, we see you. Dr. W. Stallcup gave an interesting talk for the Biology classes. fi 3 . I A' 7 ' ,3 g Z Vnvv 3 ag. is ' ,. gb 1, . :. 3 , U. T '- A Q me Q ' I 5 V, H H is sii -as f , Wonder if Lucky is as good in Physics as he is on the basketball court? Sponsor, Mrs. Douglas and President, Sandra Terrell Wonder if she finally broke it? Looks like somebody smashed Vickie and her Kleenex again. N .Q , .1 Club members enjoy meet- ing Singing Christmas Carols in Spanish it good. Mike enjoys singing. Mrs. Douglas tries her luck. OFFICERS: N. Dillard, H. Hemphill, P. Ennis, S. Cooper This is a meeting! O 6 6 I' 6 SPONSORS: Mr. Rose and Mrs Israel. Dogbrain? U Mrs. Rose on panel Mr. Israel seems to be the center of attention, Club before leaving for planet- arium These kids are going to college? Senior Council SEATED: B. Hess, B. Conner, Sec.: B. Swairn, P. Lewis, Treas. g S. Cooper, P. Ennis: STANDING: B. Foster, K. Ernst, R. Ray, Pres. g L. Burk, L. Cutler, Reporter: V. Grace. Miss Cook receives Christmas present from Seniors. Junior Council SENIOR SPONSORS: Mr. Moreland and Mrs Basnett FIRST ROW: Sponsor - Mrs. Israel, L. Huff, P. Branson, S. Turner: SECOND ROW: L. Carroll, L. Neie, A, Rawlings: THIRD ROW: M. Coppinger, B, McCarter, L. Turner, Chairman - D. Youngblood. Favorites if Most Likely to Succeed ARMON ALLEN PEGGY ENNIS 'Nw-Q5 f 1 X gfifxfglx K ff A 5 fl' ff S k ' I V 2 A 5 2 f: li59 i-if fig 3 li 4 Qi WE? Q ,.f Wa .M W I M H , M A uf Q- if . .Y J A T f -1.1, l1fi41 , . 14 J W X 2,-1 ., .: , .W ,,, L..,. L. am.. '22, in 2 5 Q K W if Q Q X S ,E .Q 5 5 li Q, R X 2 I X '- X Q a 5 S --.1 ' ,A QSLX- , A ,, M ' 'i::ff,Q 1a.Z A gf, K - Km , H - .Lv,-' -A-. . W .ff -JE A, W ,V , :af ' 'wlkliffiif Iii , 1 ' , --se, ' N .K . - , LZ f fn-153, fi . 1 ,A . W ' 4 , .ww Ly, W V RL -- V M g :W 5... 1' , QW I ,,.. 6 -mv. J -V V ,M f L ' M My ,,,,, . I . W A . 3.-,W W, A ,W MM -1,16-A ww T W'?'-,,., 'vs 'HE ,M W 1 mf, 'L I W wa , M Q'- R Most Popular Q? ' :M - ,Q -- nv V K TONNA RUSSELL BILL MORRIS ' W 1 , if f Wi .. g .. 1 Qs ff Erin ' H ms, - :M mv: z, M .-,-ws miss? X .. R 2 xii? . ,Q as - . gr, - ir? . 2 55 3 i Q x x in ,43 an ,M 3 M,ig,. L -Wgmfkz R I-W Wa M Q - M.. M Q 4? gp-w--V Homecoming I964 w The 1964 Homecoming Queen was Miss Barbara Hess, This year six girls were chosen from the Junior class and six girls from the Senior class, and from these the Student Body chose Barbara. To the left Barbara is being presented Red Roses by Mr. David Davis, the Co-Chairman of the Ex-Students Association. Below she is being driven around the field in a car furnished through the courtesy of Fred Oakley Motors. Mr. Sandy Jones was the driver and Mr. Burl Foster was Barbara's escort. Barbara has been Football Sweetheart, FFA Sweetheart, Usherette for both the Junior and Senior Plays, and is now on the Titches Teen Board and the Mc- Call's Fashion Teen Board. Later in the year, Barbara was presented a tiara by the Student Council to keep as a personal possession. 19' . if First runner-up was Miss Donna Russell, escorted . F by Mr. Vonny Grace, Second runner-up was is Miss Margaret Jistel, escorted by Mr. Nathan b Steward. Nominees and Escorts Miss B. Latham, escorted by Mr. Coppinger. Miss S. Marley, escorted by Mr. R. Poarch. Miss C. Moore, escorted by Mr. K. Horton. PATRICIA M001 5 - of Nominee's display posters on Breezeway bulletin board. Miss L. Harrison, escorted by Mr. R. Holden. Miss I. Holbert, escorted by Mr, S. French. Miss P. Lewis, escorted by Mr. K. Ernst. Miss P. Moore, escorted by Mr. R. Hall. Miss L. Piland, escorted by Mr. L. Fitzhugh. Miss B. Vrba, escorted by Mr. D. Youngblood MNZGEX TIZASHF Q L9 1 522531321 NQMSNEQ naw 1 . A Who's Who ARMON ALLEN and LINDA AYERS Scholastic Excellence 5, LINDA l-IARRISON, BILL MORRIS, and CONNIE MOORE--Extracurricular Ex- cellence Each year the W-H faculty selects the Who's Who. This year they have chosen the outstanding students in three different categories. They are for Scholastic Excellence, Extracurricular Excellence, and for General Excellence --both in scholastic and extracurricular. JOHN HEMPHILL and JTMMI SOUTHERLAND General Excellence 2 ,. rx 1 wk K 3 4 g 2 s . ,w?fw...11 um-w -ww. f wwf - M 558.5 . V, if :sz ,- ?M...h ,. ,- XA, , - ,- , . HV Mk Wk, . K, ., Q55 ' K W ,..,f.,.. .i.. gk 'P Lf WEB f ,. ..,1s-f- f A ..,.. ,ky so W if .ads in 4 if 523 0? fl Mrs. Inez Cameron Patty Cameron - Virgie Cameron - Steve Cameron - Mr. Will Cameron Mrs. Sorenson - - Willie Williams - Mary Alice Smith - - Clara Curtis - Lt. Shirley Anderson Ed Smith - - SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE GROOM SAID NO - - Linda Harrison - - Linda Burk - - Sheron Swaggerty - Gary Edwards - Keith Ernst - - Sandra Terrell - - Bill Hart - - Janice Kissell - Sharyn Cooper - - Nancy Dillard - Troy Pittmon Ushers and Usheretts for the evening were I. Southerland, I Hemphill, V. Grace, and B. Hess. Sponsor and Student Director Miss Lucille Cook and L. Ayers You've got to make him do it, Will. You've just got to make him do it. 3 I can't stand the humili- ation of not being married .. . .go on tell him about my good looks. Go on, Steve, close your eyes. Meanwhile I'll spread the good news! il .. ... 5132 gone to work. YOU SIOP YOUF Yelliflg at It seems awful funny to me Willie Williamsg I'm me how 3 yellow Cat not raking orders from could have black kittens. you. Wel1, maybe so, but Hortense Johnson never, never-- woulda got a man if she hadn't - W-.L 1 NIGHT OF JANUARY 16TH PRESENTED BY JUNIOR CLASS Prison Matron - Bailiff ---- Judge Heath ----- District Attorney Flint - His Secretary ------ Defense Attorney Stevens - - His Secretary ------ Clerk of the Court - Karen Andre - - - Dr. Kirkland - - - Mrs. John Hutchins - Homer Van Fleet - Elmer Sweeney - - - Nancy Lee Faulkner - Magda Svenson ---- John Graham Whitfield - Jane Chandler ---- - - Sigurd Jungquist - - - Larry Regan ----- Roberta Van Rensselaer - - - Stenographer --------------- Policeman: 2nd Policemang Court Attendant - - - Mary Ann Kemp - - James Watford - Thomas Dugger - Leroy Adams - - - Helen Hice Donald Youngblood - - Irene Weaver - Robert Poarch - Barbara Vrba - Curtis Lee - Pat Branson - Jerry Selmon - - David Lee - Linda Piland - - - Linda Huff - Mike Coppinger Michelle Fitzgerald - - Garner Sooter - - Paul Barber - - Connie Moore - - Gladys DuRoss - - Major Hammett Weldon Horton On April 2, 1965, the junior class presented an unusual play. The action took place in a court room and the jury, pictured below, was chosen at the start of the trial from the audience. The juniors had a big turn out and everyone enjoyed the play. Mrs. Bill Isreal was sponsor, Karen Garrett was student director, and Bobby McCord was stage manager. It's 'Miss' Svenson, if you Yes, Suh! That's right. please. One of us is lying and I seen it with my own eyes. M dau hter was not the I'm a ter sichorean Y S P we both know who it is. least jealous of Miss Andre. He's alive. I know he's alive. NOT GUILTYH I always takes me time to nourish my- self every four hours. ' W. H. Students Rank Hi h in The Overtones was presented by B. Swaim, N. Dillard, L. Ayers, and L. Harrison. Miss Shaw was director and S. Swaggerty and L. Piland helped. O n e A c t P 3 y Tense moment in one-act play COHVCFSHUOH between iI1I161 The inner-selves reveal themselves. self and outer-self. 5 The boys pictured at left represented W-H at District in volleyball. They came home with the district trophy, much to everyone's pleasure. These boys, along with their coach, Mr. Tyler, deserve great credit. Interscholastic League G. Duross represented W. H. L. Simpson and P. Garner won sec- in tennis. ond place in district play for tennis doubles. W.H. girls' volleyball team at L- F0 R- G- BCHHSI. J. Vines. J. Shelton work. S. Rush, L. Rush, G. DuRoss, I. Ashford, L. DuRoss V O NB!! I I 6 T Y 6 a b 3 m I I I 1 Speech Class and Narrator: Bill Morris Pianist: Tim Roddam Mary and Joseph played by B. Foster' and W. Hogue This is what it was like before the pa- geant! Asst. Director: Miss Shaw Lighting: V. Jones, T. Pittmon, G. Fields. . fi .fin 'sg iis i T M Wisemen H. Massey N. Stewart I. East and R. Rosales. , Chorus Present Cantata E 2 5 i Shepherds: I. Sikes, C. Fails B. Hess needs help in putting on her wings. Music Provided by High School, Jr. High, and Grade School The night of the Cantata proved to be one of the best ever. Part of this was due to the music that was provided by W-H students under the direction of William Patterson. The long hard hours of practice put in by the students paid off. 'wif ff' V uv :sg-lfnxaffi. f 1 twist Q i' Assemblies Add to the Salom Rizk presents a copy of his book to Mrs. Neely, librarian. Miss Candy Barr of Safe d1'iViHg WHS W, H, strongly urged by this visitor. fi if Mr. Paul Sibienman gave advice Officer MacDonald gave W.H. AU-other tf0PhY on drinking. a vivid account of what really for W- H- happened. The stange band's program was enjoyed As always the members of the chorus by all students. put on an entertaining Christmas as- sembly. Enjoyment of School Life From Mike and John we heard Richard and Kenneth in play folk songs, both popular and old put on by Spanish Club favorites. r :.: . if i s Q- gig 'Q V jffg .sf ,P - - M M gf , QE 3. A if ' u x heh Q if L s Cheerleader tryouts were both This was They're a long way from sad and happy. But all agree, Shakespeare? Liverpool!! ! W. H. can be proud. A style show was put on by the F.T.A. and F. H. A., W. H. Coeds were models. The pep rally for the bas- ketball game proved to be F.F.A. rolls aggs for assembly. F00 1T1UCh f0l' Elwatha. Candid Snapshots Reveal Wish we knew what was in that Love makes the world go round.' cup of coffee? Entertainment is always good when the Singing Seniors perform. So they say. Didn't know we had any Angels at W. H. The Eagle watches over W . H. Why, Miss Shaw can grade her speech class reports with her eyes closed. xi Dancing isn't what it used to be, More Than Meets the Eye L.......P Band members look great--sound, we111111l111111. ss' 3 lg L , . Q b y V as if ' is Q 1- 1 .f RE Q . -f.. .V . I 5 r .. M' KM Q '- .- L ' ,. ,. , g f 'Q ' W '- : - V .. ' f ' i y 1 iig fffif didi s h d S F s, ,. , - W.H. invades the Fair Park. V f K s 1-u , .na Homecoming is always These cheerlead- enjoyed. ers have so much energy. , Vg ,-, - :- i h 2 P. Lewis never has her Who's head is full mouth closed. of straw? if Drill team marches in parades and per- forms at ga mes. CENSORED That Was the April-26-30 Monday-Hawaiian Day!Luau Tuesday-Sr. TripfDude Ranch Wednesday-FTA Breakfast and Turn About Day Thursday-Cedar Canyon Friday-Iunior!Senior Prom gui Have you ever S6611 any lovelier Even Hawaiians have to study once in a Hawaiians? while. . fy, 1 ,L 72? The Luau proved a great success, The Cavemen played for entertainment and the Seniors danced all night long. Hawaiian Day was fun for all the Seniors. W-H really brightened up on that day. Along about homeroom, everyone was really beat! Week That Was On Tuesday, the 27th, the Seniors headed for Austin Patio Dude Ranch for a gloriously - spent day. Everything imaginable was out there. Swimming, horseback riding, paddle boats, fishing, hikes??'?'??, and dancing. Everyone came horne tired but very happy. Donny cou1dn't seem to stay on a horse, so he tried to teach an old dog new tricks. i THE FOOD WAS GREAT! I The day at the Dude Ranch just proved too much for some of the kids. Everyone was glad to head E back home. The ride ,Qs er than it was going up there. Even Mrs. Basett 5 was quiet. back home was a lot quiet- Before and After ale Springtime in Paris The Junior Class gave the Seniors an unforgettable Prom. It was held at the Riverlake Country Club on May 30th. Ken Dowe from KLIF provided part of the entertainment. The other part was presented by some freshman and sophomore gent1emen? Thanks to the Junior class and Junior sponsor, Mrs. Israel, for a memorable evening. Ziff-'-F sf! M, ,AQ fx A Date to Remember . . . Top: Linda Ayers Valedictorian Bottom: Sandra Terrell SENIOR CLASS OF '65 C o m m e n c e m e n t S P e a k e r it 5, --, 5 --rr -- . ., 1-,. :af , A f, 4 V 1,545 :V K. W? .. 552' 2 seg f f T' . F S ' MT ' . :E L K f fl Y K Q i,-iv H Q - 23' wg 5, A f ,mf , 5 ,, .,,- V, t 7 . , L Mil' -, 1 , -5133 535122 4' .KLA IL 1 -f' Q ' 0 , 1, .D L J 5 ' L Qs- ,ry T' Q , - ' 'iii . i' ' xr, W ,-53? 1 If-ff 'liz , - f 5 ,, 'H ,f f 445 t ES 45- i ,1 ,1 : ,. K .. . ,. .,x .-Via BX ,, .-..:. i wr y 1. Top: Sharyn Cooper Salutatorian Bottom: Armon Allen S ...May2l,l96 5 5 5 K 5 . V if me V K S, Senior Class led in Lord's Prayer by Nancy Dillard N ,. zx,,--S52 W' - :AV A L if A ?w 5' -Hi 1 - 1' - 1 a iff' V'i T'VF F A S K f Kofi 5 f rr,, ft .. f' ir, H g,gd U5-' . inf -' f ' 5 Nw 'X' '1 ' Sl, ' H ,U V 'Y' 17f ': 1 iss.-.swf zrln is Nine months can seem like a long time for a ff freshman, but once that freshman becomes a Senior those last few months of school just fly by. The 1965 Seniors can never forget the last few months of their stay at W-H. Each leaves it with mixed emo- f 5 tions, yet full of memories 'that time can never erase, and that can only be lived once. 5 Do You Remember?? . . . or E 'Q 9 A 13 . F i t M 4 fi ' i ., .. or r st t s rn ri - da ns : ' .,.. if 3 ' ' 1. 3 , i , i i '-':' -- Q I ,,,- if, A . - ' if 44 '..AA 5 ,..' tQ'f n The victory marches and the tiger hunt? The Capture gf the tigel-77? ? I yi ' ai 2 g .gm T' Q' ' i fv The replica of Tommy Horton? ' . It Wff' ' - K. ai V' jimi 1, s ' , lf The day Senior RiI'1gS, K K ,.,q m,f, f::f.Z 2 f ,. - ,V eee. M, - t r Nathan as an es- cort or was he the Candidate????? arrived?? The athletic banquetif? Would You Like to Forget?? Llnda out for a ride with the new Tomm 7? E1wat.ha's Christmas present'?? 'i Y The band at pep Rallies? Pam's birthday?? When Curtis was crowned Homecoming King? K Q 1 I ,J my , I a ,Z Q. if , 5 Q 4 g, 1 f e 1 3 9 . K ,f 1 1 1 1 an I ? 596 .. if 2 ,- za V x . 31 . ww -cial' i J-W 'HW ummm.-mu-dl 4 V , L.,-5, J ' ,w'?sfag, . ,N M My ,X My I .K ins miifvQ,wgi,V,,Kiwi-ggksgl'fLg,w-igisfgff M1 5 . .W ff- - A- F av l., gf 1,-fini, -fr 1 ,, ,, X , ,M S Jr-F-:ff ' +2-H Z 'ff :wmfvz QA QXYQHBQ JPfA:f1seilE:f: -its-4 lmqzlffwy V K .:g,,,g -mi, .ffwrf is, 1 3 - ff- k ,AM K 1 ,. , ,igigAi5.3 s .r Q1 -'ifli m X X: MLQYEYL-137 fa:EfXb'I.'3 ,V Varsity Eagles FIRST ROW: T. Nash, B. Morris, P. Barber, J. Watford, J. East, L. Lumpkin, C. Lee, M. Groce. SECOND ROW: I. Hemphill, R. Ray, J. Seiler, I. Harrington, A. Smith, E. Cloud D. Latham, T. Ayers. THIRD ROW: Coach Stinson, Coach Ringo, B. Miars, M. Hammett, D. Ward, B. Newton, D. Strickland, C. Tumey, Coach Phillips. Captain B. Morris, Head Coach Stinson, Managers: 1, Selmon, Captain C. Lee. Captain E. Cloud. I. Hufford. BAC KS FIRST ROW: L. Lumpkin, J. Watford, P. Barber, I. East, T. Nash. SECOND ROW: Coach Ringo, B. Morris. J. Seiler, T. Ayers, D. Latham. Q LINE FIRST ROW: M. Groce, M. Hammett, I. Hemphill, C. Lee, E. Cloud, B. Miars, R. Ray. SECOND ROW: D. Ward, J. Harrington, B. Newton, A. Smith, D. Strickland, C. Tumey, Coach Phillips . ELWATHA CLOUD SENIOR END .TIM EAST SENIOR BACK JOHN HEMPILL SENIOR END DONNY LATHAM SENIOR BACK LEEMAN LUMPKIN SENIOR BA CK BILL MIARS SENIOR GUA RD BILL MORRIS SENIOR BA C K RICHARD RAY SENIOR END JOHN SEILER SENIOR BACK , A RYIEL SMITH SENIOR GUARD DANNY STRICKLAND SENIOR TACKLE CARL TUMEY SENIOR END L 4 PA UL BA RBER JUNIOR BACK MAJOR HAMMETT JUNIOR TACKLE JOHN HARRINGTON JUNIOR TACKLE CURTIS LEE JUNIOR CENTER TOMMY NASH JUNIOR BACK BILLY NEWTON JUNIOR 1 TAC KLE I M W? Ji I, , 'f A V I in . In , I W -1 Q! YW.. x:.L, 32- lkyy -.gk I 1? g ,Vx VIZ I VLL,? , V,., , :fl fic, I ' A X3 I wifi,-ff' f .2 I J, ,L.-.wffi:5' M fm' f If H519 -. 15 ' 4 I-QQQ, Aff2...f' ' A-W' ' ,5 AvfJgE?i.pfiqieg33,s,5 4' ' yfgggjtl ' , , ,,,g V.: VY' Qi . 'f ,f - 7.. Jn' 'Lf :j ffji95'gsK?1'7'fili, ' I f I Igfiisgxi-fi ,--,. -- gay e Q IIL , Ewa-:4:'22 I A f f A I 2- I 'ffn V, .I ,w ,X ' - -Q ' LX . Rf' 5' , A-.J If,-351,14 -,L' r :Ivan DANNY WARD JUNIOR TACKLE IA MES WATFORD JUNIOR BACK TERRY AYERS SOPH. BACK MIKE GROCE SOPH. GUARD E FRESHMAN TEAM B TEAM FIRST ROW: W. Horton, B. Whaley, R. Brunner, L. Chappell, D. Simmons. SECOND ROW C. Tye, P. Thompson, G. Osteen, F. Reams, D. Lee, D. Gilley, Coach Tyler. fn , L' Ia f-'R IQ 1 FIRST ROW: S. Ray, D, McCord, J. Webb, T. Harrington, M. Blanton, M. Holbert, I Allen M. McGriff. SECOND ROW: Mgr. W. Farmer, M. Shofner, B, Miars, J. Chambers, J. Ballard, L, Kinsey, D. Hetmer, R. Harrison, A. Jackson, W. Hogue, Coach Ringo. THIRD ROW: V. Cor onaldo, D. Laird, R. Newton, T. Lee, S. Holden, M. Barrera, L. Pool, R. Hilley VARSITY FRONT ROW: P. Barber, D. Laird, I. East, B. Foster. BACK ROW: I. Seiler F. Reames, L. Cleveland, N. Steward, M. Groce, K. Ernst fnot shownj. B-TEAM BOASTS TITLE OF DISTRICT CHAMPS , N ,-' . S' ,,. Sr' N I r ga C L iff I A E FRONT ROW: K. Carter, D. Lewis D, Taylor. BACK ROW: R. Poarch, J. Hufford, L. Gilbreath, L. Adams, L. Turner. FRESHMAN TEAM . ia, ' . O 62, 9 xa FRONT ROW: manager - Farmer, Harrington, Dennie, SECOND ROW: H01- bert, Parrish, McGriff, Hetmer, Blanton. BACK ROW: I-Iilley, Holden, Barr- era, Coronado, Diggs, Hogue, Coach Ringo. PA UL BA RBER Junior LUBY CLEVELAND Sophomore HM EAST Senior KEITH ERN ST Senior BURL FOSTER Senior MIKE GROCE Sophomore DAVID LAIRD Freshman E Q . FA Y REA MES Junior .1 JOHN SEILER Senior NATHA N STEWARD Senior E 2 1 i 1 The start of an exciting game. Eagles display their ability to play bas ketball. Track and Field Team FRONT ROW: B. Miars, T. Ayers, D. Bratton, I. Watford, D. Brisendine. SECOND ROW: B Lewis, K. Mahone, S. Jones, B. Miars, B. Morris, D. Lairs. BACK ROW: G. Fuller, P. Bar- ber, T. Lee, S. French, I. East, R. Ray, J. Hemphill, P. Thompson. A , Ls- A ' . - as ,, .1 . 5 U , ' in L 61: 1.2: ,J A K .if mv .- A Q, if 2 ' We welcome our new Head Coach--Mr. Owens QS 440 yd. RELAY: Barber, Fuller, East. MILE RELAY: Miars, Morris, Hemphill, Laird. Barber, Fuller. -A' so 4 ,l Ps is - 4, -P QQ! 0, is F r , rf, , ar f I . I A X.- . f' s 515 3 Q, '-.. , - -fri? A' 1 .J M. ' E ' -' is , , sw fg, H A 'T ad' 5, 'fwfw A aiu. L' 1 ' E 5 A 'M 2.3 is 1, JJ N l ' -r 3 'si Eli, 'Q 4' , A , ' I is 'M 533551, , , Y ' ' '- R . , - xx wg. 'Qs hw? ,Q ' ,qw sv. ,Y ,- 5 'P' J, 'f .M ' ills 4 +1 sw ' 10 DISTANCE RUNNERS: HIGH IUMPERS: Lee, Miars, Thompson, Bratton, Watford, Ayers, STANDING: Hemphill, French, Morris. 'N Qs 5340-f' is 'M 'L , --.. :: -1:-.m': .......-r x . - f . ..... ., Q ,------s. L, , s : K 'if' 5i 1'kTf '- ' if? A V x y A 7 7 I Q A A -M -1-:gf 9 4 '.-1-gi as-4' -F521 ,rf . , is Ji,-:TH L ,S , ii w ir Q ,, . BROAD JUMP: Laird POLE VAULT: East FRESHMAN TRACK rl .4-. FRONT ROW: Farmer fmgr.J, Harrington, McGriff, Holbert, McCord, Parish, Dyess, Holden. BACK ROW: Harrison, Hetmer, Shirley, Boren, Newton, Coronado, Allen, Kinsey, Barrera, COACH TYLER. Baseball '6 FRONT ROW: D. Simmons, M. Holbert, L. Lumpkin, M. Blanton, P. Barber, I. East, T. Parrish, M. Shofner, R. Brunner. BACK ROW: M. Coppinger, R. Poarch, R. Slagle, L. Cleveland, L. Gilbreath, L. Chappell, J. Seiler, C. Lee, D. Lewis, B. Hart, G. Osteen, Coach Ringo. l Q we 8? . Qgsjflf .- I INFIELD .ABQ ,,:tli.,, A p 5 FRONT ROW: ,,,, , -li,H f , Blanton, Lumpkin, p ir fifth Tr i ' Holbert, Parrish, r 1, , East, Barber. 4 l,z:3'p.sdL,i fi 1 j BACK ROW: A. sa C1CV61al'1d, Seller, CAPTAINS Slagle. 'Y - , A . sf? x 4 s OUTFIELD ws' .vt 'S FRONT ROW: Shofner, in f 'it' K pV,V Q'- Brunner, Chappell, fig? fmt. A Lee, Coppinger. li Si g H S BACK ROW: Gilbreath, 'iv' Poarch, Hart, Lewis. f l MR. W. H. CALLOWAY Principal M. E. Degree MR HAROLD CAMPBELL Industrial Arts M.S. Degree MR. JOE EASTMAN Science, Coach B.S. Degree MR. BILL GERBETZ Math M.S. Degree MRS. EILEEN COOK English B.S. Degree MISS PATSY FELPS Homemaking, Science B,S, Degree MR. JOHN HANSON Science, Coach M.E. Degree MRS. VIVIAN LOBLEY Special Education M.S. Degree MRS . MA RY ROEBUC K Social Science M.E. Degree MRS. WANDA Rubrecht Social Science B.A. Degree MRS. GAIL WA LTERS MR. DARRELL STRONG Music M.E. Degree MRS. ANNA HYDE Math B.S. Degree O English by B.A. Degree A!!- MR. ELMER TAMPKE Science, Social Science M.A. Degree L ,W 1 Rudy Abrego Phyllis Acord Janice Acord David Adams Larry Allen William Alderson Miriam Allen John Alstadt Timmy Andrus Jimmy Aguilar Linda Ash Robert Ashmore Bobby Baily Sandra Berry Mike Bice Billy Joe Bivins Pat Boddie Linda Bonds Sharon Brian Jeanna Brisendine Eighth Dian Bugg Donna Bugg Robert Burke Dell Cain Delia Cantu Paul Caton Cindy Chappman Karon Clark Kelton Cloud Tom Cooper Gary Cutler Patty Davas Glen Davis Dolphus Day James Dicken Diane Dorsey Danny Drinning Kathy Daffer Glenda Dugger Karen Ellis Stevie Hope Billy Huebacek Melba Ingram Albert Jennings Betty Johnson Roger Jones Diane Jordon Audriene Kellum Judy King Kenneth Kinsey Gary Kovar Johnny Kovar Martha Little Mary Little Freddie Lee Peggy Lucus Becky Jo Lusk Veronica Martinez Rachael Mata Randy McNight Grade Lynn Epperson Dale Felty Len Foster Henrietta Gandy Susan Garrett Bobby Geter Rosemary Gill Huell Gilliam Freda Graham Gary Graham Linda Groce Vicky Gross Russell Hall Michael Hemm Ken Hardison Glinda Hartsell Roy Heifrin Deborah Hicks Jeannie Holahan James Holms Edna McBride Rudy McCarty Chuck McCombs Vickie McCornbs T. B. McCord Mikey McCord Linda McKinsey Billy McHughes Johnny Meyer Elizabeth Meyers Torn Miars Danny Michaels Belinda Io Mirick Margaret Moore Mike Moore Nita Moore Sharon Moore Thelrnan Moore Yvonne Moore Bobby Morris Eighth David Mosely Dan Nail Sarah Neal Larry Neie Tony New Dorothy Nix James Owens Donnie Parker Earle Patterson Roy Phillips Sharon Phillips Pam Pine Linda Rawlins Diane Reeves Anita Rogers Jackie Rushing Dirk Schultz Cathy Schenkel Pat Saynes Don Taylor Susan Templin Glenda Thompson Tommy Thompson' Iean Underwood Iudy Ussery Gary Verner Craig Warren Mike Webb Robert Wells Carol Widemon Betty Wilson Carol Wilson Charlene Wilson Dee Wilson Io Beth Van Winkle W Pat Wolfe Andy Yandell Jerry Yarbough - Grade Bob Scott Jerry Shaw Michael Shuptrine Sue Simmons Marion Skinner Sylvia Skinner Luther Slagle Carol Smith Geraldine Smith Jean Smith Jeff Smith Margaret Springer Christine Soukap Linda Soukup Ronny Soukup Sonny Stephens Verlene Stevens Carolyn Surratt Jerry Swaim John Swaim Edward Campbell Gary Honeycutt David Huerta Charlie McCloud l Kenneth Osteen Rudy Price Brenda Rogers Linda Rogers David Winkles Special Education Will they be smiling at the end of schoo1?'? Snapshots It's heads. You lose! ! Running from someone or something?'??'?'??'? .wx What is so interesting about this picture???? Kathy Carr Nell Carter Daniel Cartwright Teddy Cartwright Ted Cortez Kyle Caton Johnny Chappell Tim,Cleave1and Paul Clemments Gordon Cook Laquita Cook Joyce Copeland James Cranford Sam Craft Beverly Davenport Paula Davis Jerry Dodd Debra Edwards Seventh Boasts Kenneth Adams Frank Alderson Judy Alderson Sharon Aston Debbie Baily Sue Bates Joyce Bensley Charlotte Berry Debra Berryhill Barry Binkley William Blackwood Brenda Blanton Barbara Boddie Garland Bowerman Bill Bratcher Mark Brunner Betty Burgess Daniel Cabrera Denora Cantu Carrie Campbell I88 David Ernst Sally Espiricueta Mike Farmer Linda Farrar Sandra Featherston Josephine Felan Julie Fetty Alvin Fifield Ricky Flynn Daymond Forner Kathryn Forsman Nancy Foster Tony Foster Debbie Garner Ronnie Gatlin Gary Geefs Louis Gilbreath Linda Gillentine Jimmy Glenn Delores Gonzales Seventh Betty Graham Jawana Graham Barbara Green Bert Gross Gary Gross Karyn Hacker John Haddox Floyd Hall Mike Hall Sherry Hammond Daniel Hampton Walter Handlin Rudy Hanks Donna Harris Jan Hart Beverly Haruland Mark Helms Linda Hice Robbie Kinnard Jerry Lambright Andy Lee James Lumpkin Kathy Madison Barbara Mahone Yolanda Martinez Mary Massey Bill Mata Linda McCarter David McCord Larry McCord , Ronnie McCord Peggy McCoy Douglas McDonald Patty McDowell Connie Mize Margo Moore Grade Pat Hicks Dwight Hilton Brenda Hogue Mike Holden Johnny Holt Deborah Honeycutt Anthony Hubacek Sharon Hubacek Ray Huffstutler Sondra Hyatt Betty Jackson Jean Jeannine Shirly Jenkins Theda Jenkins James Johnson Jane Johnson Martha Johnson Victor Jones Gail King Linda King 1 Milton McElyea Roger McElyea Paul McGriff Gene McHughes Ronnie Moore Tommy Moore Angie Morgan Marvin Mox Kathy Napier Phyllis New Martha Nix Mary Nix Debbie Oliver Adrien Overton Ronald Patterson Nancy Pooley David Poole Sandra Potter Linda Pratter Gary Price Seventh Merle Price John Prince Larry Redmon Judy Reyes Randall Robertson David Rogers James Scott Raymond Scott Johnny Sharp Eddie Shelton Robert Shelton Jesse Silva Brenda Smith Carolyn Smith Kathy Smith Martin Smith Mike Smith Randy Walters Mary Way Billy Weeks Clayton Wegascheider Nora Westmoreland Starlene Westmoreland Wayne Whaley Mark Whitton Billy Joe Wickliffe Judy Widemon Wanda Williams Freida Wilson Robert Wilson Keith Wolfe Doug Yates Susan Yates Jimmy Zabojnik Grade David Sprawls May Stockton Cindy Stone Larry Sunday Brenda Surratt James Surratt Merle Tanner James Taylor Johnnie Taylor Sarah Taylor Pat Thompson Glenn Thorpe Andrew Tobar Jonell Todd Carolyn Trammel Edward Tristan Cindy Tucker Eddy Tuqua Larry Ussery Polly Van Winkle OFFICE HELP These girls are most helpful to Mr. Calloway and other members of the faculty. BELOW ARE FROM LEFT: Kathy Duffer, Pat Sanes, Susan Templin, Sue Simmons, . Linda Ash, Audreen Kelum, and Jeanne ABOVE ARE FROM LEFT: Judy Ussurei Debra Holahan' Hicks, Jo Beth Van Winkle, Karen Clark, Sharyn Phillips, Carol Smith, and Sue Skin- ner. BELOW ARE FROM LEFT, TOP ROW: Vicky Gross, Karen Elis, Marium Allen, Linda Bonds, Carol Widemond, Becky Lusk, Phyllis Acord, Elizabeth Miars, Maragaret Moore, Edna McBride, Jeanna Brisdine, Betty Wilson, Peggy Freemon, and Linda Gross. LIBRA RIANS These lively girls give their services in the library to the student body. SUE LINDA BRENDA Announcing the yells. Junior Hugh Cheerleaders Giving praise to our football boys Cheerleaders promote spirit at football games and pep rallies. W KH . fs f 5 - if l ' Cheerleaders ex ercise jumping abilities, FIRST ROW: Belinda Mirick, Margaret Moore. SECOND ROW: Vicky Gross, Jeff Smith, Rob- ert Ashmore. THIRD ROW: David Adams, Sharon Phillips, Dianna Bugg, Rudy McCarty. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Skinner, Geraldine Smith, Karen Clark, Jean Holahan, Glenda Hartsell. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Strong, Director: Susan Templin, Io Beth Van Winkle, Becky Lusk, Judy King, Don Gross Band relaxes at intervals. Crowd helps band add zip to game. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Napier, D. Garner, D. Bailey, P. Hicksg SECOND ROW: L. Redmon, B. Davenport, P. Thompson, K. Hacker, S. Taylor, M. Harrington, D. Oliver, R. Madison, THIRD ROW: L. Gillbreath, W. Whaley, B. Gross, I. Zabonik, R. Moore, M, Helms, K. Smith, S. Yates. FOURTH ROW: N. Polley, B. Blanton, W. Blackwood, D. Smith, D. Poole, J. Graham, C. Stone, P. Davis, N, Foster, F, Wilson. STANDING: C. Wegscheider J. Silva, D. Sprawles, R. Flynn, Mr. Strong. il . 5 r Speech choir performs at as- Choir joins in at Clvisrmas Sembly. Cantata. Football I' 3 d e FRONT ROW: L. to R.: E. Luck frnanagerl, I. Alstadt, R. Abrego, P. Wolfe, G. Verner, D. Taylor, I. Meyer, L. Epperson, P. Caton, M. Shuptrineg SECOND ROW: L. Neie, G. Cutler, S. Hope, R. McKnight, G. Davis, D. Cain, T. Miars, D. Schultz, K. Hardison, K. Cloud, K. Kinsey, B. Morris: BACK ROW: Coach Joe Eastman, L. Allen, F. Lee, M. Moore, R. Heifrin, C. Warren, D. Parker, L. Foster, J. Swain, B. Geter, T. Andrus, M. McCord, Coach John Hanson, J. Shaw fmgr.J r . E - 3 d e . X 1 - 3 FRONT ROW: R. Walters, J. Sharp, R. Shelton, R. Kinard, M. Brunner, G. Gross, I. Haddox, D. Ernst, R. Hanks, D. Rogers, M. Smith,,M. Whitton, SECOND ROW G. Cook, R. McCord, M. Holden, M. Tanner, E. Shelton, I. Chappel, D. Mc- Cord, D. Hilton, L. McCord, J. Lumpkin, L. Ussery, V. Jones, THIRD ROW: Coach Eastman, G. Price, R. Robertson, E. Tristan, A. Overton, A. Hubacek, T. Cartwright, J. Taylor, P. McGriff, G. Tharp, M. Smith, M. Farmer, K. Wolfe, F. Alderson, C. Hanson. E Basketball FRONT ROW: L. to R. - P. Wolfe, K. Cloud, K. Hardison, D. Tay- lor, D. Parker, S. Hope, D. Cain. BACK ROW: Coach Joe Eastman M. Moore, P. Caton, L. Allen, M. Shuptrine, C. Warren, R. Heif- rin, I. Swaim. , .V., FRONT ROW: L. to R. - M. Holden, C. McCord, M. Brunner, K. Caton. BACK ROW: Coach Joe Eastman, P, McGriff, T. Cart- wright, G. Tharp, K. Wolfe, R. Hanks. Track BACK ROW - l. to r. E. Tristan, P. McGriff, J. Taylor, R. Shelton, T. Cartwright, K. Wolfe, A. Hubaoek, M. Farmer. MIDDLE ROW - M. Whitton, D. Hilton, K. Caton, R. Hanks, I. Lumpkin. BOTTOM ROW - M. Brunner, I. Chappell, R, Kinnard R. McCord. ff Na- 'YT BACK ROW - l. to r. Coach Hanson, E. Huck, K. Cloud, D. Parker, M. Moore, D. Taylor, T. Andrews, P. Wolfe. MIDDLE ROW - G. Verner, M. Shuptrine, T. Cooper, F. Lee, B. Geter, L. Epperson, H. Allen. BOTTOM ROW - K. Hardison, G. Cutler, D. Cain, R. Abrego, K. Kinsey, S. Hope, B. Morris, T. Miars. ,5-Q, ww A gw MQW , - L f M f we n NF' .335 .Q L, f . '. x ' ' iiiN3i4i' 5 X, , f A fa.-,Ar L' l 7 5? A f .wan R A 4 '9-G mn, f dve 5 1 4 ff V? L. v. Q' U. if Na+ vw '?5'f 4r':-. P' v-1, K' 1 , 4 ,S f y -.o X.. ,. ' x . 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