Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1968 volume:

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Here also were battle- fields, drenched with the blood of brother fighting brother and the tears of a nation blinded by hate as a people fought for a way of life they knew and loved. Defeat, destruction, and the struggle to re- build broken dreams and lives-Here was a land of hardship and determination, a land that blossomed under the patient hands of time and effort. The open fields have given way to modern highways, to growing cities and steel skyscrapers. The tears shed now are for one nation, joined together under one flag, a nation filled with a sense of achievement and a confidence in an ever brightening future. And the future is important, but without yesterday, the stepping stones to tomorrow, there could have been no tomorrow. We sincerely hope that this, the 1968 RAMEUR, will, through thoughts and pictures, awaken within each being a new sense of pride and belonging in the South-A Memory and a Challenge. A bf' ' 1-' -.f ww- ' fw- : vvv .. 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The challenge to be creative through God- given talents . . . 9 P K ! L 1 f iflffz' W. 'K E351 ailb J V 4 'f i ls 'W' M Y K A -wi 4 ' : V 'A 4 , V, 1, g,.:..,glH Y Y ,wi-g, 5 f f-f fi Ax fr fy rf, V aff L 2 ,V ,,,f E, Tit k ---.......... I2 lil! no School Life The memory of spirited processions to the football games . . . The suspense of a ghost story on the long bus trip home . . . The challenge to excel the tradition that others have left behind . . . I3 vga ., fi: I4 Accepting The Challenge We face the future with open minds and a determi- nation to do our best. We shall cherish the memories of our days at Wingfield, but we shall ever look forward toward the challenge of a worthwhile, fruitful life. 1 4' Nm Q 1 I6 ,aah I7 I F L l P f L Dedication In a new school, everything is new-environment, faculty, friends, activities, worries, and problems. Along with the struggle to reach the highest goal possible there are numerous challenges which must be met. Although many of these remain unresolved, much progress has been made toward attaining the aim of an outstanding school. Starting with the mere framework of a dream, with only its poten- tiality to pave the road to success, this dream has become a reality through the tireless, never-ceasing efforts, of one dedicated indi- vidual. Though many have been a part of Wingfield's growth and development, there is one, the backbone of the constant struggle, whose encouragement and understanding have undergirded our ef- forts. Because of work for and with us-because of time and wisdom unselfishly given-it is with sincere respect and with deepest admi- ration that we dedicate the 1968 Rameur to our principal, Mr. D. T. Measells, Jr. 20 facult MR. KIRBY P. WALKER, Superintendent Jackson City Schools v-H-Riwilf' School Board Directs Educational Advancement The gentlemen who serve on our school board are the planners for the future, the administrators and consultants, the efficiency experts and the managers of the Jackson Public School System. Their experience in dealing with the difficulties of young people, their wisdom and courage in meeting current social dilem- mas, and their steadfastness in the face of criticism lead them in their own leadership of Jacksorfs fine schools. BOARD OF TRUSTEES: J. C. Reed, Lamar J. Noble, Sr., Mrs. Howard Nichols, J. W. Underwood, C. H. King. 2 Commissioner Clark Horton Mayor Allen C. Thompson Commissioner Derwood Boyles 5.1ise:k5:', xl i 2' L A PTA OFFICERS: Mrs. J. B. Thompson, first vice presidentg Mrs. Kelly Dunn, third vice president: Mr. Robert W Km president: Mr. Clayton Pope, treasurer. Parent - Teacher Association First ln State Following Wingfield tradition for achieving ex- cellence, the 1967-68 PTA had the largest mem- bership in the state, with 1178 members. Under the leadership of Mr. Robert W. King, the PTA enjoyed a profitable and inspiring year. It can sincerely be said that the PTA has achieved its objective, that being: to weld a strong school and community spirit by helping our students to realize their fullest mental, moral, and physical potential. Five, four, three. two, one lVleasells And lVlcCarty lnspire Universal Respect Because of years of experience in dealing with young people, and through their administrative skill and devotion to duty, our principal, Mr.'Meas- ells, and his assistant, Mr. McCarty, have been able to deal with the problems of high school students realistically and effectively. Requiring a combination of the skills of counselor, teacher, and administrator, these difficult capacities are essential in a school to be ranked with lVIississippi's best. Certainly Wingfield is among these, and our fine leadership claims much credit in her rapid rise. Good as fresh perked! as 24 Dynamic Duo out for lunch! Skipping? 30 days. Secretaries Render Valuable Assistance Sharing the burden of paperwork which finds its way into the offices at Wingfield are its three secre- taries-Mrs. Anne Broome, Attendance Secretaryg Mrs. Lucille Connell, Secretary to the Principalg and Mrs. Mildred Thomas, Secretary to the Coun- selors. Their task is almost continuous and requires speed and accuracy. Truly champions of their field, they are to be commended for their uncomplaining diligence. The courtesy of the secretaries is es- pecially appreciated by all who find it necessary to ask assistance of them. Mrs. Connell prepares for school year. Mimeographing is a daily chore. Mrs. Thomas provides counselors aid and assistance. nz., , , ,A . MRS. ANNE BROOME MRS. LUCILLE MRS- MU-DRED Attendance Secetary Secregary to pfincipal Secretary to Counselors Mrs. Bradley helps senior students in college choices. Mr. Berry arranges appointments for the benefit of students. Counselors Prove invaluable Despite many other deficiencies, high school students are usually good at one thing at least-they complain often and loudly. Helping these unhappy people is the task of the counselors. They have the responsibility of molding character in preparation for college or work after graduation, and, at the same time, of keeping students interested and involved in school activities. This complex job, which calls for wisdom and dedication of the highest caliber, has been performed admirably this year through the cooperation of our fine counselors and student body. See, Mr. Pope's world isn't all music! MR. JERRY L. BERRY B.S. Ed., M.S., Mississippi College Guidance Counselor Sponsor, Future Teachers Club 26 MRS. MARY BRADLEY B.S., University of Southern Mississippi, M.Ed.g Additional Study: Mississippi College, University of Miamig Guidance Counselor MR. DAN R. MERRITT B.S. Ed., Mississippi State Universityg Additional Study: Mississippi College: Guidance Counselorg Sponsor of Student Council MR. CLAYTON T. POPE B.S., M.Ed., Mississippi State University, Additional Study: Mississippi College: Guidance Counselorg Sponsor of Safety Council I'll give you 21 days. Librarians Offer Needed Assistance Working skillfully, making those selections which will best aid the students, are Mrs. Stubblefield and Mrs. Wells. Because of their great personal dedica- tion, the library has become a vital part of the academic program. Ce0ffery Shakespeare? MRS, JUDY MRS. DOROTHEA E. STUBBLEFIELD WELLS B,S., MSCW Assistant to the Librarian. Librarian Sponsor, Library Assistant 'Tm looking for bookworms! 27 English Recalls Cultural Heritage The goal of any English Department is to instill in students a proper appreciation of their own language and cultural heritage. The variety of con- tent in English courses during the high school years is very important in developing character among young adults. Along with the usual grammar study provided for students, sophomores engage in an in- troduction to various types of literature while ,lun- iors devote their time to American literature and authors. Shakespeare and other English authors are studied by Seniors. The teachers at Wingfield do an excellent job of introducing young people to literature and gram- mar and in maintaining their interest throughout a course. With sincere aims of encouraging a sense of in- dividual learning in students, all three courses pro- vide excellent background for college-hound students. S. Mrs. Sowell falmuses. ff 'fi ?tii1fWEf'f fit ' ff' 1 is L 2 1 'gal lim at lu its 1 fi it Nz' M 'fl'-H iii- fn, lil Wi IW ft 1, , It . :iii Q, ffgf .jf 5, ik f . U .1 r.!lmif3l Lys555555,mpg-.,,3-vvf-1 nj? at Never fear, Clark is here! MRS. LINDA MRS. ELEANOR ALLEGREZZA BRIGHTSEN B.A., MSCWQ Additional B,A., Newcomb Collegeg Study: Mississippi College English 11, 12 Sponsor, Modeling Club versity of Mississippig English 11, 123 Sponsor, Theatre Guild 28 MRS. JANET CLARK B.A., Newcomb College Uni- English Journalism Sponsor, Wmgspread, Wing- spread Club MR. JAMES F. COLLINS B.A., Mississippi College: Ad- ditional Study: University ol Iowa English 10, Yearbook: Sponsor Rameur, Rameur Club 'I' before 'E' except after 'C'. res, , . - ':1Jz'F Nur.' . , and then the Papa Bear said . . MRS. CONELIOUS DRISKELL B.S., University of Southern Mississippig Ad- ditional Stunly: Mississippi College Typing: English 10 Sponsor, Theatre Guild MRS. JANE LEE B.A., Mississippi College: M.Ed.g University of Mississippi English 10, ll Sponsor, Parnassus MRS. CAROL J. MADDEN B.S., University of Southern Mississippig Ad- ditonal Sturly: Auburn University English 10, 11 Sponsor, Y-Tr-cns MRS. AMELIA MONTJOY B.A., University of Mississippi English 10, 12 Sponsor, Theatre Guild MRS. GLORIA SOWELL B.A., M.A., Mississippi College: Additional Study: University of Mississippi English ll, 12 Sponsor, Creative Writing MRS. VERA BLANTON B.S.E., Delta State: Algebra I, Ge- omctryg Sponsor, Theatre Guild MRS. ROBBIE BRATCHER B,S., Mississippi College Advanced Math, Gcomctryg Sponsor, Guitar Club MRS. EDNA McKEE B.S., University of Southern Mississippi, M.S., Florida Statcg Additional Study: University of Houston and University of Califuruiag Algebra II, Accelerated Mathg Sponsor, Mu Alpha Theta MRS. DOROTHY F. NETHERTON B.A., Blue Mountaiug Additional Study at University of Georgiag Algebra I, Il: Sponsor, Study MR. JERRY STALEY B.S., Mississippi College: Additional Study: Mississippi College: Basic Math, Plane Geometry: Sponsor, Auto Club .2 ,, 'txt I! f' -f lt U, +1 4 vu Q And school hasn' .1 -,., , . t even started yet! .J , 1 if ,w.a-or 'aMath is FUN! Math Encourages Learning Math, the mother of all other sciences, is an im- portant part of the Curriculums of all Wingfield students. The Mathematics Department of Wingfield, under the direction of Mrs. McKee, offers a variety of courses ranging from Basic Math to Accelerated Math. While stu- dents in Basic Math are learning the fundamentals of mathematics, those taking Accelerated Math are prepar- ing for college calculus. The new math is still keeping teachers, as well as students, studying and trying harder than ever to master it. Each mathematics course offered is designed to fit the future needs of any student and it is the aim of every teacher to convey to each student the pleasure and challenge of mathematics. From now on, no more Roman numeral ag, , ,. r w it Mrs. Blanton explains geometry. 'CI just d0n,f kU0W-N MRS. MARY P. BROOKS B.A., University of North Carolinag Additional Study: Florida State University, University of North Carolina, Mississippi College, University of Hawaiig Government, Economies, American History, World Historyg Sponsor, Junior Historical Society MR. EARL HOMER BURNS A.A., Co-Lin, B.S., University of Southern Mississippi: Additional Study: University of Southern Mississippi: American History, World History, Sponsor, Hunting and Fishing Club MR. BILL CASTON B.S., Louisiana State University, M.Ed., Miss sissippi Collogeg Government, Economics, World History: Sponsor, National Honor Society Tuesday afternoon karate lessons MRS. ANNE W. COTNEY B.S., Mississippi Collegeg Mississippi State, Stephens: World History, American History: Sponsor, Sophomore Class MR. BILLY C. KENNEDY B.S., Mississippi Collcgeg Worltl History, American Hisloryg Sponsor, Hunting and Fishing Club uBz1ng! Bang! You're dead! ocial tudies lncreases Worldly Knowledge Producing responsible, civic-minded citizens is the overall ob- jective of the social studies department at Wingfield. To achieve this goal, courses are offered ranging from ancient history to the complicated, crisis-stricken world of the present day. These divisions of study are highlighted by accredited films and ac- claimed speakers who further extend the interests of the students beyond the classroom. An extracurricular organization stemming from the social studies department is the Junior Historical So- ciety. This honor group is a credit to both our school and par- ticularly to this section. Appointed chairman of the social studies department this year is Mr. Bill Caston, whose dedication and responsiveness to student needs have met all standards required to maintain the high level of education enjoyed by all students at Wingfield. Your guess is as good as mine. 1 Run! Here comes 'The Mani' MR. PAUL KURTS B.A., Mississippi State Uni- versity: Additional Study: Bel- haven Colle c H i Business Law, W'orld History: Sponsor, Golf Club, Golf Team MR. ROBERT E. LUCKETT A.A., St. Leo Ir. College, B.A., Millsaps Collegeg Addi- tional Study: Mississippi Col le e' H y World History, American His toryg Sponsor, Chess MR. SESSIONS PoLK MR. JAMES L. snows B,A,, Mississippi Coilege, Ad. B.S., University of Mississippi ditional Study at Mississippi P-E-, World HISNYYI Cgllgggz Sponsor, Auto Club Social Studies, Latin: Sponsor, Senior Class t 2 l . - I Why DOESN'T the male mosquito carry malaria? Science Encourages Exploration While striving to understand that which awed, Wingfield students sought to broaden their minds through the field of science. -To assist them with this conquest they were provided with some of the finest equipment as well as some of the most qualified teachers. This year Wingfield was very fortunate to be one of the few schools in Mississippi that offered a program extending through advanced chemistry as studied in nearby colleges. Yes, our education was prepared for us and all we had to do was accept it. Our paths were made clear through ex- ploring the uncertain, discovering the inevitable, and learn- ing what makes this world tick, Coach Berry illustrates his lesson. 34 Work, work, work. 'flust add a little sodium to the water . . . 'ii Oh-Sol-Ah-Mio MR. ROBERT G. BERRY B.A., M.A., Mississippi Collegeg Addition- al Study: Mississippi State University: University of Mississippi Biology Sponsor, Athletic Club MRS. SHARON ENZOR B.S., Blue Mountain College Biology: Accelerated Science Sponsor, Theater Guild MR. KARL E. JAMES B.S., Mississippi College Physics: Chemistry Sponsor, JETS MR. ALAN D. LOWE B.S., M.S., University of Southern Mis sissippi Biologyg Physics Sponsor, Junior Class MR. GLYN TURNIPSEED B.S., Delta State College Chemistry: Biology Sponsor, Junior Class Fine Arts Spice Academic Program Composing the fine arts program at Wingfield are art, choral music, band, and speech. Participating students are provided with special training and in- struction in the various fields. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Sims, talented art students learn to express themselves freely. Their Work is exhibited in several art showings throughout the year includ- ing the Arts Festival in the spring. Students with musical inclination enjoy the study of choral music directed by Mrs. Massey. The concert choir com- prised of selected members perform for group func- tions in and out of the state. For those interested in the instrumental aspects of the music program place special emphasis on the Falcon Band. Band Director, Mr. Arthur Goodsell, requires the needed ability and discipline from his band members to accomplish their first rate quality sound. The speech department actively devotes its time to the instruction of public speaking with ease. Students find fun in learning while composing and speaking under the instruction of Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Sue Brooks. 36 And this, class, is an upside-down bird-watcher. Sweet Soul Music MRS. SUE L. BROOKS B.A., Blue Mountain Cnllegcg M.Ed., Mississippi Collegeg Ad- ditional Study: University of Southern Mississippi: University fo Mississippi Speech I, Ilg English 10 Sponsor, Debate Team MR. ARTHUR COODSELL B.A., Millsapsq M.S., Indiana Stine Universityg Additional Study: Mississippi College: Mis- sissippi State Univcrsityg Univer- sity of Wyoming Bundy American History Sponsor, Stage Band J Wi 'Lyn in K, gvqrfgyx 5 S, . Mrs. Sims helps mold futures. Did you say 'Grandma Rankin'? Mrs. Massey reviews some of Hande1's Messiah MRS. BARBARA MASSEY B.M., Belhaven College Choral Director Sponsor, Sophomore Class MRS. KATHERINE RANKIN Hinds Junior College, B.A., Mississippi College Spccch Sponsor, Senior Class MRS. MILDRED SIMS B.S.Ed., Southeast State Col- Iegeg Additional Study: Uni- versity of Missourig Univer- sity of Mississippi Art Sponsor, Talon Club tudying Foreign Languages Broadens Horizons if- . Translations Pablo Marcus Raoul . derivatives professor hors cl'ourves .. siesta . .. navigate . . . servile .+. . vocabulary .. petite cheine . . .pauci . .. picaro chico roja . . . servus . . . conversations . . . palez-vous fran- gais? . . . iQue hora . . . lCom,o se llama .le vous aime . . . Yo ,Ie vais bien es? . . . Britannica est insula usted? . . . Ego amo re amor usted . . . Res bene Eunt Estoy muy bien con- s.. I ,, as , W..,5N . . . declensions . . . customs . . . cultures . . . mythology . . . history . . .N idioms And he thinks heis gomg to P355-L jugations dictee . . conventions . . . subjunctives . . . If this were Latin, I could read it. H MRS. .IANIE C. DEAR B.A., University of Mississippi Additional Study: Belhaven College French I, II, III, Spanish I Sponsor, Modeling Club MRS. NANCY DOTY B.A., Belhaven College Spanish I, II, III Sponsor, Spanish Club MRS. VIRGINIA F. SUTTLE B.A., Belhaven, Mississippi Collegeg Additional Study: Vergilian Society-Italy and Sicily Latin I, II, III, IV Sponsor, Junior Classical League I hope you didn't say what I think yo said. P. E. Program Strives To Produce Healthy Young Adults 'iAll right, boys, lift those feet six inches off the ground! These are words often heard resounding from the boys' side of the gym by Coach Buddy Bounds. The Physical Education Department strives to increase the strength and endurance of Wing- fieldis boys. Working to help the girls achieve ten push-ups by the end of the year, Miss Moore and Miss Craig seem to stay busy. In addition to exercises they lead the girls in such sports as volleyball, basket- ball, softball, and the all-time favorite, jumping rope. The physical education program's high goal of producing healthy young adults is achieved through the efforts of these capable instructors. MR. SIDNEY ROBERT BOUNDS B.S., Mississippi State University: M.Ed., Mis- sissippi Collegeg Additional Study: University of Mississippi Physical Educationg Coach Sponsor, Hunting :md Fishing Club MISS ESTHER CRAIG B.S., University of Southern Mississippi: Addi- tional Study: University of Southern Missis- sippi, University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University Physical Education Sponsor, Seasonal Team Sports for Girls MISS MARGARET SUE MOORE B.A., Mississippi State College for Women: M.A., University of Southern Mississippig Ad- ditional Study: Mississippi College, Universiti' of Mississippi, Mississippi State College Physical Education Sponsor, Cheerleaders, Tennis, Volleyball, Talon Club Queen for a day? V ., . A . 2,1 km.. ,. A .N,,,,,:,,1. V- tis-,Psiti1-,-.'tt:t---faiths f-ri:-'-easter! ri- -fm issue-:vu ' rgrgZ.:gQgg . is ty..- 'Q asv . t il' . , s, W.. ,sxxtt -.1 51 i Miss Craig demonstrates the advantage of height in A stitch in time saves nine. spiking. 39 ,f . -2 wr, ..v-. o fe time Miss LYNDA L. BERRY j B.F.A., Mississippi State College for ix- Womeng Additional Study: Millsaps Col- lege, University of Mississippi Mechanical Drawing: Art Sponsor, Art Club Yea Elmer's Glue ! MR. JAMES BRASHIER B.S., Mississippi State University: Addi tional Study: University of Missouri, Mis- sissippi College, Georgia Southern Col- lege, University of Southern Mississippi Industrial Arts Sponsor, Hi-Y MR. BOBBY S. CHRISTOPHER B.S.E., Delta Stateg Additional Study: Delta State, Mississippi College Driver Education: American History Sponsor, Auto Club MRS. LINDA CROCKER B.S., Mississippi College Typing Sponsor, Y-Teens MR. LAMONT ECHOLS B.S. Ed., Mississippi College: Additional Study: Mississippi College Driver Education Sponsor, Hunting and Fishing Club Let Echols put you in the driver's seat. 66 1 77 But, Danny, it s only the Golden Gate Bridge 3 5 l l .,. My z,,, umiaiii , i:.LQ+.Z ' -',. 1 All kri. 1 I don't see any rabh if .Q A place fOr everything, and everything in its Place- N, . .0 .... w.. .i. . .s. . .r. . . . .h ,, f4'i f' W U ' W1 E,-izalw, ' wi' ..:f.Q', ,w.'--,-,- 'fe K .A-',s,. 'Qz: - -wg' ff 1 .w g :1'3'f. YV fs? E .5 vjg iy Y A .. ' -if .,wwj' f ' .1-Wir 'f154-vw-isffii i A .1 3, v N MR. A. J. KILPATRICK MRS. BARBARA J. MRS. CAROLYN B.S. University of Southern MQSSQSSQPPQQ Afidlfifmal SUNY! B.S. Delta State Collegeg Ad- B.S., University of Mississippi Mlgmsslgpl Urfwerslty ditional Study: Holmes Junior H0510 EODIIOFDJCS I. II, HI Dflvef ducfmon Coach College Sponsor, Homemaking Club Home Economics Sponsor, Homemaking Club 4I Q vm u Cafeteria taff Works Diligently All the students gladly awaited the much needed lunch period when they could get away from it all. Providing an atmosphere of fellowship, the lunch- room was always ready to give that extra lift just when it was needed most. Wingfield's lunchroom workers met the massive demand of revival with their expert know-how under the capable leadership of Mrs. Elmer Russell. Meeting the challenge, the staff pre- pared well-balanced meals that were consumed heart- ily. Got change for a hundred? One for youg one for me. A Ruth Bracy, Nina Jones. 42 Students choose from a pleasing variety. .b 'lm jiri 'dial' 332 25 sr,. Yi- fik . 'TW' 'ina H V' , . . 1 e . eenoo rf' ' -' - ' ., will 1 , - ' Laura Dannage, Barbara Wall, Dorothy Haggard, Mary Ruth Samuel, Sara Moore, Bernice Solone, James Hughes, Lula Wilson CUSTODIAL STAFF: Maggie Flowers, Lucille Flowers, Linnear Wilson, Eugene King, Caleb Porter, Eddie Lee Johnson. Custodians Maintain School Property Responsible for the comfort and cleanliness of Wingfield's facilities is Wingfield's custodial staff. They constantly sewe Wingfield and its stu- dents long hours each week to carry out their duties to the fullest extent. For this, Wingfield wishes to express their appreciation to the custodial staff. I could have danced all night. Hello there ! Linnear and his staff work constantly for the betterment of school property. 43 iiigs' V 'vm WML X K ,fm O1 45 duv- nl QI' in--nf Back to the books, Collins. Rameur taff Emphasizing student life, the Rameur staff strived to produce a meaningful account of the past year's activities. Under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Felix Collins and the leadership of co-editors Peggy Barnett and Paula Sanford, the annual staff hoped to captivate the true Wingfield Spirit. In an effort to bring quality productions to Wingfield, the Rameur presented a Who's Who program and a beauty pageant. Represent- atives of the staff attended a national conven- tion and toured Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas to obtain fresh ideas for the forth- coming annual. The Sophomore and Junior members will work with these suggestions to make next year,s annual a continued success. Robbie explains cropping technique to staff members. Would you believe Collins sleeps in there? And furthermore . . . I just can't get over that ear! MEMBERS: James Hutchinson, Greg Berry, Ronnie Hartley, Pam Howorth, Steve Kay Sloan, Richard Price, and Bill Buck. JUNIOR MEMBERS: Linda Ford, Suianne Murray, Robin King, Beverly Quinn And here he is! Dorthy Chadwick, and Linda Hill. MEMBERS: Jennlfer Hargett, Paula Farr, Lee Morgan, Lane Kolb, Lee Ann and Sheryl Smith. Wingspread Reflects Student Life Keeping the student body at Wingfield in- formed of all school activities and functions, the Wingspread staff is to be congratulated for a job well done. The staff Worked diligently toward not only making our school newspaper a success, but the best! Serving as staff advisor this year was Mrs. Janet Clark. An excellent job under the ca- pable leadership of Evelyn Stewart, Wingspread editor, is to be highly accredited. Our students recognize this particular facet of our extracur- ricular activities at Wingfield as being not only a credit to our school, but a publication of quality resulting from dedication on the part of all Wing- spread staff members. No, let's do it this way. We do have a better staff, you know! SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS: Tommy Avenmarg, Pam Smith, Johnny J ones, Dianne Hood, Teresa Ellis, Nancy Shook, Cherie Sills, J ill Jordan, and Brenda Crumpton. SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS: Beverly Gates, Billy Hiatt, Carol Jones, Richard Roper, Linda Shirley, Steve Hand, Vicki Wilson, Dianna Hemphill, Paul P1gg, Kay Speed, 48 Bonnie O'Bannon, and Debbie Jones. Junior staff members Steve Murff, Jerry McBride, Jeff Gilbert, and Ted Sigrest work to improve the Wingspread. What do you mean, 'Feature article'? Steve Yates, Billy Hiatt, and Ray Grubbs capture the color and excitement of sports at Wingfield. 4-iw . .. only three more words to go .,... You'l1 never believe it Mac, but Evelyn just turned a cart wheel ! What if they did leave your picture out, Vic? Is that any reason to cut the paper? 49 Parnass us lnspires tudents W ith Creative Ablllt The Parnassus, Wingfield's literary mag- azine, presented an opportunity for stu- dents to make use of their abilities in the field of writing. The entries were divided into 'short stories, essays, sketches, and poems, and winning contributions were chosen by a staff selected from the English classes. y, y,cyereyye e yyye ieiiii Editor Brenda Schumpert and Assistant Editor Greg Berry discuss plans for the Parnassus with sponsor, Mrs. Jane Lee. First row-fleft to rightl: Donna Collins, Beverly Gates, Brenda Crumpton, Gloria Howell. Second row-Billy Hiatt, Editor Brenda Schumpert, Danny Moore, and Carolyn Benton. 50 Pam Howorth, Jerry McBride, Robert McAd0ry, Greg Berry, Donna Cameron, Rita Worell, Meg Price Art students illustrate scenes from the Parnassus. Sophs add to magazine quality. 5' W fi STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: President, Steve Leechg Secretary, Diane Hoodg Vice President, William .lusticeg Reporter, Paula Sanfordg Treasurer, Peggy Barnett. Student Council Cuides School Activities Emphasizing the importance of strong represen- tation for the student body in the affairs of the school, the student council endeavored to sponsor worthwhile activities and provide a link of co- operation between the student body and the faculty, under the capable and energetic sponsorship of Mr. Dan Merritt. Council officers traveled many miles and attended numerous workshops and meet- ings to gain valuable information on Council af- fairs. The Council coordinated Homecoming and Fal- con Follies activities and supervised elections and honor points in the spring. Projects to promote school spirit, including prizes for the best deco- rated homeroom doors during football season, and the selection of the Boy- and Girl-of-the-Month ranked high on its list of accomplishments. One of its most successful undertakings was the col- lection of canned goods for the janitorial work- ers during the Christmas season. Highlighting the year was the presentation of a Talent Show to raise money for the Student Activity Fund, Char- acter Emphasis Week in December, and the Teens Against Polio drive in January. 755 52 Student Council Sponsor, MR. DAN MERRITT ! SOPHOMORES: Mary Lou Mitchel, Lisa Coker, Cindy Rives, Johnny Leech, Robert Buck, Laura Boyette. JUNIORS: First row-Marcia Dickson, Sherry Wilkes Judy Horne. Second row-Patricia Cameron, Dorothy Chad: wick. Third row-Kay Sloan, Sue Shoemakel. Fourth row- Bob Dennis, Jerry McBride. ,W ,I SENIORS: First row-Evelyn Stewart, Jill Jordan, Pam Smith. Second row-Suzanne McQuirter, Ronny Mahon, George Harrell, Judy Starnes. Third row-Bobby Estess, Steve Rives, Britt Singletary, Richard Roper. 53 ational Honor ociety En enders Scholastic Achievement Consisting of Wingfield students who have' main- tained a minimum B average throughout their high school curricula, the National Honor Society experienced another eventful year. This club encouraged its members to keep their high grades consistent by endowing them with an enthusiastic attitude toward learning. Sponsor of the club for this year was Mr. Bill Caston, who per- formed an outstanding job. The National Honor Society looks forward to another year of instilling students with a more acute awareness of their responsibilities to a potentially rewarding future. First row-Diane Wilson, Suzanne McQuirter, Martha Morgan, Dianne Hood, Wanda McCain, Dianna Hemphill, Ginger Jones, Gloria Howell, Brenda Crumpton, Kay Speed, Donna Collins, Brenda Schumpert, Jerry Nix, Mary Netherland. Second row-Paula Sandford, Nancy Shook, Gall Stampley, Virginia Kaye Stampley, Linda Kennedy, Evelyn Stewart, Beverly Gates, Teresa Ellis, Anne Mitchell, Darlene Mc Cullum, Peggy Barnett. Third row-Wayne Husband, John Weisser, Lee Guthrie, Cam Pitts, Richard Roper, Don Varner, Carolyn Benton .lxll Jordan. Fourth rouf-Herman Palmer, Chuck Weimer, Billy Hiatt, Tommy Martin, Steve Leech, Bobby Estess, Paul Pigg, Gary Thrash Benny Roberts, Steve Rives, Danny Moore. 54 2355. SWK' JUNIORS-First row-Beverly Bennett, Betsy Ellis, Irene May, Marsha Dickson, Teresa Crosby, Pam Howorth, Donna Cameron, Cheryl Goodman, Margaret Mayo, Robert McAdory. Second row-Jeff Gilbert, Gwen Gullage, Beverly Busby, Jerri Manning, Kathy McCool, Karen Ford, Linda Hill, Linda Ford, Deborah Cost, Brenda Hyde, Greg Berry, Al Jones. Third row-Porter McCarly, Mike Hayden, Steve Bailey, Jerry McBride, Willie Graves, Jane Dunn, Libby French, Erin Ellis, Peggy Douglas. Fourth row-John Holmes, Paul Husband, Robin King, Bob Daniel, Jimmy Gilmer, Mike Goldman, Roger Flowers, Rodney Cochran, Chauncey Dunbar. Front row-Nancy Pierce, Lee Smith, June Russum, Suzanne Murry Suzy Thomas Sandra Mullen. Second row-Larry Sims, Robbie Scaife, I4B:eCgYNSPlfalrman, Kay Sloan, Beverly Quinn. Third row-Bobby Stofer, Richard Pride, Steve Murff, Ted Sigrest, David Sitton, Richard Roberts, re rc o s. 55 JCL Gives lnsight To Classical Rome One of the most active organizations at Wing- field is the Junior Classical League. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Suttle, the JCL has under- taken several entertaining functions. Leading off the year was the annual slave auction, in which all new members were sold as slavesxto the other members of the JCL and the Facultyl The formal initiation took place in January for new members, followed by a reception for all members. A pizza party and the State Convention at Mississippi Col- lege were held in the spring. Completing a success- ful year will be the National Convention in Michi- gan, followed by a tour of Canada in August. , affix A415 3 Senior David Dreher, state president of the JCL, and Debbie Etheridge examine various Latin projects. JCL SENATE: Ist row-Peggy Barnett, Margie Mellen, Debbie Etheridge, Evelyn Stewart, Judy Horne, Marilyn Beard, Vicki Hartzog, Karen Ford. 2nd row-David Wade, David Dreher, Johnny Jones, Doug Frazier, Greg Berry, Robin King, William Justice. 56 5 ,-.., JCL SECOND PERIOD: First row-Pam Haworth, Leslie Heflin, Donna Hubbard, Barbara Cutrer. Second row-LuAnn Black, Betsy Ellis, Peggy Barnett, Susan Measells. Third row-Mary Lou Mitchell, Debbie Champion, Mrs. Suttle. Fourth row-Gary Thrash, Ronnie Hartley, Robert McAdory. Fifth row-Larry John- ston, Doug Frazier, Ernie Beasley. Sixth row-Robert Farr, Stoker McQuirter, Chuck Weimer. Seventh row- Scotty Polk, Billy Warner. Lonna Gibson, Gwen Gullage. Second row-Phyllis Meadows, Janet Honeycutt, Debbie Clemons, Karen Ford, Debbie Etheridge, Patricia Cameron, Dale Sadka, Suzanne Murray. Third row-Mrs. Suttle, Roger Flowers, Lamar Pickard, Leland Kornegay, Suzy Thomas, Roxie Williams, Gary Bowen, John Gordy, Johnny Shanks. Fourth row-Douglas Walker, Jimmy Sanders, Lloyd Wright, Mickey Felder, David yade, gqbby Stoufer, Johnny Leech. Fifth row-Charles Klinck, Robin King, David Sitton, Richard Ritchie, John Holmes, Ted Sigrest, immy imer. 57 JCL FIRST PERIOD: First row-Cordelia Beaseley, Cheri Brister, Cressie Bryant, Marilyn Thompson, Vickie White, Janis Tucker, l i w JCL. SIXTH PERIOD: First row-Gaby Ogden, Donna Cameron. Second row-Jerri Manning, Kathy McCool, Brenda Schumpert, Marilyn Beard, .lerry Suttle, Pam Cook. Third row-Mrs. Suttle, Billy Lambert, Mark Clemons, Wayne Vinson, David Dreher, Robbie Scaife, Wayne Nix. .ICL THIRD PERIOD: First row-Evelyn Stewart, Vicki Hartzog, Ann Mitchell. Second row-Tim Ward, Greg Berry, Mrs. Suttle, Third row-Johnny Jones, Lee Guthrie. ai- 1: aa .. .. , W . .M-.-1, 1Si!:.5i ' kiwfkw JCL FOURTH PERIOD: First row-Lisa Coker, Linda Flower Sharon Burns. Second row-Maly Netherland, Beverly Gates. Third row-Pamela Eatrnon, Bonnie O'Bannon, Mrs. Suttle. Fourth row-William Justice, Cam Pitts, Boyd Falvey, Kenneth Stegall. Fifth row-Chris Walker, Jimmy Sykes, Billy Boone. Sixth row- Billy Hiatt, Gary Mclnnis, Jimmy Hightower. Seventh row-Wayne 58 Lyles. JCL FIFTH PERIOD: First row- Monette McCombs, Kay. Parker, Lynn McCoy, Gaye Price, Vicki Evans, Libby Hilbun. Second row -Stephanie Martin, Judy Horne, Judy West, Judy Hiatt. Third row -Dell Walker, Rebecca Anderson, Patricia Hubbard, Margie Mellen. Fourth row-Becky Spearman, Sharon Armstrong, Diane Rey- nolds. Fifth row--Mr. Polk, Pat Pitts, Hank Braswell. Sixth row- Buddy Jones, Bill Tuggle. Seventh row-Porter McCarley, Ray Grubbs, Gary Hudgins. Eighth row-Henry Thornton, Jimmy Mc- Clure, Bob Dennis, Eddie Berry. JCL MEMBERS AT LARGE: First raw-Patsy Griffith, Virginia Kay Stampley, Carol Jones, Beverly Busby, Kathy Slaughter. Second row-Richard Roberts, George Harrell, Joe Lott, Stuart Walker, Bobby Estess, Richard Roper. 59 OFFICERS: First row-Ginger Jones, reporter, Evelyn Stewart, treasurer, Pam Howorth, librariang Mrs. Edna McKee, sponsor. Second row-Paul Pigg, secretary, Bobby Estess, vice presidentg Richard Roper, president. MAG Excites Mathematical Interest With a membership of a hundred sophomores, juniors, and seniors, the Mu Alpha Theta has had a busy year. The Wingfield Chapter of this nationwide honorary math club was sponsored by Mrs. Edna McKee. Grade qualifications of an overall B average with a Bu in math were imposed on members. The National Mathematics Examination and the monthly meetings kept members active. The meet- ings featured guest speakers and student prepared programs. . A field trip and the state convention at Murrah on March 23 highlighted the year for the Mu Alpha Theta. l SENIORS: First row-Martha Morgan, Virginia Kaye Starnpley, Linda Kennedy, Leslie Heflin, Teresa Ellis, Susan Fields, Beverly Gates, Kay Speed, Janice Armstrong, Carolyn Benton, Paula Sanford. Second row-Ronnie Mahon, Steve Rives, Don Varner, Gail Stampley, Evelyn Steward, Brenda Crumpton, Donna Hubbard, Judy West, Mary Netherland, George Harrell, Gary Thrash, Mark Clemons. Third row-John Weisser, Cam Pitts, Billy Hiatt, Mark Power, Tim Ward, Chuck Weimer, .lohnny Jones, Bobby Estess Wayne Husband, David Dreher, Paul Pigg, Steve Leech, Richard Roper. 60 4. 1. 4- , L JUNIORS: First row-Suzy Thomas, Donna Cameron, Pam Haworth, Bobbie Picket, Sandra Mullin, Jane Dunn. Second row-Paula Jolly, Betsy Ellis, Sue Shoemake, Beverly Bennett, Ilene May, Gwen Gullage, Marcia Dickson, Karen Ford, Kay Sloan, Suzanne Murray. Third row-Richard Roberts, Brenda Morton, Janet Starnes, Becky Spearman, Deborah Cost, Dee Smith, Jerri Manning, Kathy Mc- Cool, Richard Price. Fourth row-Robin King, Greg Berry, John Holmes, Ted Sigrest, Robert McAdory, Bobby Stoufer, Robby Scaife, XliilgelGraves, Steve Bailey. Fifth row-Paul Husband, Bob Daniel, Jeff Gilbert, Jimmy Gilmer, Mike Goldman, Fred Nichols, Porter c ar ey. SOPHOMORES: First row-Roxie Williams, Libby Hilbun, Vicki White, Debbie Butler, Julie Musgrave, Gale Fortenberry. Second row-Marcel Warren, Kathy Williams, Susan Neal, Beverly Magee, Lee Ann Limbaugh, Sheryl Smith. 6l First row-Suzanne McQuirter, Lilly Coulson, Cherie Sills, Kay Speed, Tommy Martin, Ginger Jones, Vicki Wilson, Martha Mor- gan, Gail Stampley. Second row-Jan Johnson, Jackie Overby, Nancy Brown, Brenda Taylor, Lynda Prather, Debbie Whitecotton. Third row-Evelyn Stewart, Libby McKnight, Carol Jones, Nancy Shook, Beverly Gates, Virginia Kaye Stampley. Fourth row- Debbie Jones, Janice Armstrong, Dianne Hood, Brenda Crumpton, Jill Jordan, Peggy Barnett, Carolyn Benton. Fifth row-Scotty Polk, Mary Netherland, Winford Ashley, Jimmy Dent, Cam Pitts, Leslie Heflin. Sixth row-Mrs. Brooks, sponsor, David Dreher, Steve Hand, Paul Pigg, Richard Roper. Seventh row-Danny Moore, William Justice, Gary Thrash, Don Vamer, Diane Wilson, Billy Hiatt. Eighth row-Jerry Nix, Paula Sanford, Robbie Farr. E JHS Becaptures I Moments In History Students of Wingfield who are interested in history and the heritage of their state find opportunities of additional study in their par- ticipation in the Junior Historical Society. Be- sides an active interest in history these stu- dents must have and maintain a B-average throughout the year. Serving as sponsor this year, Mrs. Mary Brooks worked with the officers in planning a successful and active year. Trips to various historical sites of the state were planned to provide better understanding of local history. Other projects were planned to help in the understanding of the national government. Now I know America's around here somewhere! SOPHOMORES: First row-Vickie White, Debbie Butler, Julie Musgrave, Sheryl Smith, Judy Hiatt. Second row-Sara Sims, Lane Kolb, Cindy Rives, Becky Gore, Lee Ann Limbaugh. JUNIORS: First row-Pam Howorth, Marcia Dickson, Jerry McBride, Carolyn Martin, Donna Cameron, Second row-Jerry Suttle, Beverly Bennett, Deborah Cost, Kay Sloan, Suzanne Murray, Gwen Cullagc. Third row-Beth Austin, Mary Roberts, Dianne Stringer, Suzy Thomas, Nancy Peden, Bobbie Pickett. Fourth row-Kathy McCool, Rozie Caradine, Kathy Langston, Sue Shoemake, Brenda Hyde, Peggy Douglas, .lane Dunn. Fifth row-Robert McAdory, Robbie Scaiie, Dorothy Chadwick, Janet Luckett, Linda Hill, Karen Ford, Linda Ford. Sixth row-Steve Murff, Willie Graves, Greg Berry, Beverly Quinn, Sharon Myers, Libby French. Seventh row-Ted Sigrest, Bobby Stoufer, Robin King, Buzzy LaFollette, Steve Bailey, Richard Roberts, Leland Kornegay. 63 I 'X t. . E my iii fi 5 sis it ' J. x .f .. rv it . .. -'-,5 ' ,, + ' . .wr .w was 55,7 ,iw 'f T- stu ,Q . -. ,WM ' . . - -21.-.vga T' . ,. . Wg, K5 3,5 .-.MR We fi, K a,,1.:g5,. 1,53 1 -it ai.. .v 5, 3 35- K K ..,I.,5g THE HWANDERERSN: First row-Don Varner, Tommy Avenmarg, accompanist, Scotty Polk. Second row-Doug Frazier, Margaret Preslar, Susan Measells, Winston Lott. Third row-David Mclntosh, Norma Goodson, Laura Boy- ette, Mike Thompson. Fourth row-Judy Starnes, Gena Krone. N G THE CHOIR COUNCIL: Johnny Jones, Gena Krone, Margaret Preslar, Diana Hemphill, Judy Starnes, Winston Lott, Mrs. Massey. 64 Concert Choir Activates Enthusiastic Attitude Bringing music and laughter into the lives of many, the Concert Choir launched into a most successful second season. The 56-mem- her choir, directed by Mrs. Barbara Massey, performed for many organizations and clubs around the state. The Wanderers',, a folk group from the choir, made several television appearances and participated in Teens Against Polio, Having sponsored several fund-raising projects, the choir traveled to Washington, D.C., and New York, on a six-day tour in early May. ACCOMPANISTS: Tony Anthony, Susan Field. First row-Debbie Whitecotton, Kathy Slaughter, Susan Measells, Gena Krone, Cathy Rein, Susie Lumpkin, Judy Starnes, Karen Wilkerson. Second row-Don Varner, Carryl Baker, Norma Goodson, Diane Wilson, Leslie Heflin, Jackie Overby, Diane Keen, Jerry Nix, Cheryl Morrison, Margaret Preslar, Gwen Bullock. Third row-Tommy Avenmarg, Doug Frazier, Laura -Boyette, Donna Yelverton, Cindy Rives, Virginia Kaye Stampley, Cindy Runnels, Nancy Shook, Kay Parker, Beverly Quinn, SCOUY Polk, .lohnny Jones. Fourth row-Don Bridges, David McIntosh, Ronny Mahon, Billy Workman, Steve Cormier, Mike Thompson, Charles Estess, Joe Lott, Winston Lott, Gary Thrash, Jimmy Sullivan, Britt Singletary. Nat pictured-Ken Jones, Steve Rives, Terry Welch, Steve Cash, George Harrell, Peggy Bamett. And if I move my hand, my head falls off. What a day for a daydream. 65 Band Deepens Appreciation For Music Stimulating an interest in classical music and pro- moting school spirit through lively marches, the Wing- field High School Band, under the capable leadership of Mr. Arthur Goodsell, began its second season. The Band has given several concerts for the benefit of our community and student body. For these per- formances, several of the Jackson junior high school bands were invited as participants. Representing Wingfield in the Greenwood Band Fes- tival, the John Bell Williams Inauguration Parade, the State Band Contest, all Falcon football games and on various other occasions, the band has certainly done its part in representing the blue-and-gold with out- standing performances. The students and Band Boosters Club sponsored a very successful spaghetti supper, which provided the band with adequate facilities and funds to carry on its excellent work. BAND: First row-Margie Mellen, Elaine Miller, Sherry wood, Zenda Sellers, Donna Collins, Margaret Lewis, Lil Bowen, Joan Bell, Dianne Mabry, Karry Gordon, Dal Moore, Dianne Daniel. Second row-Debbie Frizell, B Kennedy, Rodney Cochran, Linda Sessums, Kay Curley, C Hamilton, John Spain, Steve Yates, Cissy Lee, Ricky Rich Knight Bruce, Monica Shives, Bruce McDonald, Doug Johns WINGFIELD'S MAJORETTES: Donna Collins, Elaine Miller, Sherry Atwood, Joan Bell, Suzy Thomas. 66 g wma wmwswwmmnzmwmrrrf, I 2 E E l 5 Now you see itg now you don't. OFFICERS Ist row Linda Bowen, Suzy Thomas, Debbie Frizell, Jo Hamilton, Margie 2nd row Leland Kornegay Mike Muirhead, Dwight Sledge, David Sitton, Chris Walker, Glenn Kyzar Lester Powell Steve Ward. Third row-Gail row-Cathy Langston, Jimmy Gilmer, James Hutchinson, Lynn Fortenherry Skippy Holmes Kay Norcome Cindy Tawer, Mike Jenkins, Lynda Strickland, Nancy Poole, Billy Phillips, Stanley Parker Jo Hamilton Kevin Shorter Dale Thompson, Mike Moore, Larry Iles, Wayne Fryant, Kenny Howell, Georgy Blair, Mulrhead Larry Davis Paul Hays Art Spencer, Randy Ashley, Gary Korn, Larry Sims. Fifth row-Susie Thomas, Billy Mor- Leland Kornegay Wmford A hley Dennis Smith, Robert Clark, gan, Bruce-Colden, Buzzy Lalfollette, Terry Curan, Jonathan Mike Williamson Pat Sebro Tommy Murray, Norward Cum- Hatcher, Bill Stuart, David Walker, Jeff Sweeney, Jimmy berland Bill Tuggle Scott Muirhead Chris Walker. Fourth Barnes, Larry Weeks, Dwight Sledge, David Sitton. ARTHUR GOODSELL, B ao' Band captains DWIGHT SLEDGE and LINDA an mm BOWEN 67 -... sf S x K 3, 1 X x K C . K C 69 Q f'A uf.-v-YI, 1 , , 'x.fgQ, A-J' 2 ' fi H . . . , - y ,A ii. , N .ATE zQ'1J A ,XiiA . ,.k lK - A. , , 1 ' 7 , A Y Q' v 3 E , W,Eg Coulter, Bill Singletary, David Wade, Billy Lane, Britt Single- Lamont Echols, Billy Williams, JilTllI1Y GTGY, Mike Ferris: Mike tary, Micky Parker, Coach Robert Berry, Coach Buddy Bounds, Haydon, Larry Thompson, Gene 'W1lloughby, Bob DCHIIIS, .lim Coach A. J. Kilpatrick. Fourth row: Coach James Shows, Coach Winstead, Stuart Walker, Ned Curne. hampions - The Team Called Desire Called the team of desire, the 1967 Wingfield football team, under the leadership of '4Coach of the Yearn A. J. Kilpatrick, had a highly success- ful season as they fought their way to the South-Big Eight championship and an invitation to the Kiwanis Mag- nolia Bowl. Loyal Falcon fans and the team itself will remember the 1967 season for many years. Season Grid Scores Wingfield Opponent 28 McComb 14- 0 Vicksburg 7 13 Gulfport 0 141 Picayune 13 2 1 Callaway 0 0 Murrah 13 35 Provine 0 26 Brookhaven 0 46 Natchez 7 7 Central 7 20 Tupelo 20 Coach A. J. KILPATRICK Y y ,. 3 .1 s Coach JAMES SHOWS 7' Q A Q . if Falcons Fall To Greenies 0-73 Dump Giport 13-0 Marked by outstanding defensive Work by the Fal- cons the Vicksburg game was a thriller to the last minutes of the game. It was an even battle with neither team scoring until the closing moments when the Greenies recovered a Wingfield fumble and scored a few plays later to take a 7-0 victory. Scoring the second time it had the ball the spirited Wingfield team defeated the Gulfport East Vikings by a score of 13-0. Gary Thrash swept the right end in the first quarter for the first touchdown and Jimmy Jackson, behind the blocking of the right side of the line, bullied his way to pay dirt for the final score. Guard Harold Winborne makes a crowd-pleasing tackle Fullback Jimmy Jackson C313 crashes to within inches of the goal line. Danny Slay carries pigskin with good form. 73 4-P 4 39221 fi' 'PF' VUGQ, ui , , Q. I . . ,..,, A J M S If.: .Afx ,..X. 5 5 x.W,, . x,. 1 -,N W J ' sn ig! Fwy ' L.f1 K. Y P 'v f 5 A . B 5 +A I A + gg 13 M. P' l m l - 76 Robert .lohnson gives Mustang a lift, long to be remembered. A Hard Fought Battle Wingield 0 Murrah 13 Wllen the No. 1 team in the South met the No. 1 team in the North, sparks were sure to fly and they did. ln a vicious battle, both teams were forced to surrender the ball several times early in the game without a serious threat. Murrah ini- tiated a drive but it was spoiled by a tackle by Tim House which gave the Mustangs a l2-yard loss. Then the Falcons managed a drive and moved the ball to the Murrah 37 by carries mainly by Slay. The drive ended on a Falcon fumble. Several series of downs later, Murrah started a drive which ended in a touchdown for them in the last 12 seconds of the half. The entire third quarter was a defensive battle with neither team penetrating much. In the fourth quarter after a 62-yard punt the Mustangs moved the ball for another 'score to edge the Falcons with a score of 13-0. Even though the Falcons lost, they made Mur- rahis rating drop and their own to rise. Max Holland 1833 and Mike Ferris C421 make a bruising tackle on a Mustang. Falcon David Wade flys in to finish up a Mustang following a Bob Dennis tackle ' ,iZ,f. .V -. , gy W Q L-Ai 1' s ,,.., , , .. . I I K , ig, ' Ee N NW' 12.7 ,., 3? wlawx - .,,,.,., ' .2 F55 515 is f 'mmf ifihi 42:5 , M' m- :I E, lt I ,ni s W. An abundance of Falcon tacklers pounce on panther. Falcons Whip Brookhaven 26-O In Homecoming Tilt The Falcons defeated Brookhaven as an excited Homecoming crowd looked on. On Wingfield7s second play Gary Thrash threw a pass to Bo Janos and with three defenders between him and the goal line, he man- aged to get past all of them to score. In the next quar- ter, Janos again scored with a sweep around the right end. In the third quarter, Mike Ferris intercepted a pass which put the Falcons in good field position. ln the fourth quarter, Mickey Parker, uMost Outstanding Playern on the Falcon team, stole a Brookhaven pass and moments later Bill Singletary caught a pass and with terrific second effort, broke away from would be tack- lers for a 57-yard touchdown. 78 cflust try and get past mel Says tackle Tim House E n 1 J -+5 I 'H' G Q SN h qi W . I V' Q '.W, , 5 4 . , 3 f2 f f A- 55 'Kg jg? E is :ef 'ff' fi 5 Z '?,?::4. ,Q x Parker goes to the air to evade a Tupelo tackler. Managers Support Falcon Effort Working to keep the locker room, uniforms, and equipment clean, the managers labored long hours to help our team members. Their job also in- cluded seeing that equipment was in readiness for practice and giving aid to players injured in action. These boys deserve recognition for their dedi- cation. Falcons Travel To Bowl Game Wingfield 20 Tupelo 20 On a cold, damp night the Falcons met Tupelo on the turf at Columbus Magnolia Bowl. Bo Janos played a magnificent game as he and Danny Slay scored in the second quarter to tie the score at halftime. Tupelo scored early in the fourth quarter and the Falcons made a tremendous drive from their own 33 yard line. The drive culminated on a life or death fourth down play. Two consecutive time outs were called by the Falcons so that they would he sure to call the right play. lt was a pass to Parker which was good and Slay's kick tied the game 20-20. Later the Falcons missed a 45 yard field goal attempt which would have broken the tie. MANAGERS-Harold Sprayberry, Ned Curry, Boyd Falvey, and Billy Holden 8I Falcons Earn Athletic Distinction . ALAN FLOWERS-Most Improved Linemang DAVID WADE-Third Team All Big Eightg HAROLD WIN BORNE-Lineman of the Week. TIM HOUSE-Athlete of the Week, Most Outstanding De- fensive Lineman, First Team All Big Eight, First Team All City, Best Sportsmanship Award at Kiwanis Bowl, Co-Captain. 82 2 Z i L Y v COACH A. J. KILPATRICK- Coach of the Yearf' l 1,2 . ,QQ 4 a l JIMMY SULLIVAN-Player of the Week, Blocking Back, Athlete of the Week, Co-Captai l i B0 JANOS-First Team All City, Third Team All Big Eight, Outstanding Player at Kiwanis Bowl. ,h?:..3? if . iesrsllsfeffw fl! f ' ' - ,. 31 JIMMY HIGHTOWER-Back of the Week, Most Improved Back. ' BOB DENNIS-Second Team All City, Honorable Mention All Big Eight, Player of the Weekg ROBERT JOHNSON-Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman. wt CHARLIE ESTESS-Second Team All City. l DOUG FRAZIER-Best Scholastic Averageg MICKEY PARKER-Most Outstanding Player, First Team MIKE FERRIS-Best Defensive Linemang All City, Second Team All Big Eight, Player of the Week. JACKIE PONDER-Second Team All City, Honorable Mention All Big Eight. 83 Front kneeling-Coach Buddy Bounds. Fif-Si F0141-Joe Lott-manager, Paul Husband, Howard Henderson, Mickey Parker, Steve Rives, Wayne Husband, Tommy Gates-manager Second row-David Milling-manager, Jud Grace, Merrill Tidwell, David Sitton, Bill Singletary, David Mclntosh, Bill Tann, George Harrell -manager. , .,., ' 84 Falcons Hustle for Winning Record Led by head coach Buddy Bounds the 1968 Falcon Basketball team had a very successful season. They won city championship, Murrah Invitational, The Rebel Classic, and second place in the Hinds County Tournament. Winning the sub-district 6 tournament, and second place in the District 6 tournament, the Falcons compiled an impressive record for the fans and the team to remember. 3,551 f K, 3 v? Paul Husband brings the ball down court to initiate another Falcon play. Merrill Tidwell goes high for another goal. BillfSingletary fakes off a Vicksburg Greenie to boost the Falcon score. 85 Steve Rives pumps it in for a sure score. l Falcons Show Class In tournament play Steve Rives and David Sitton captured places on the all tournament teams of the Murrah Invitational, Rebel Classic, the Hinds County Tournament, and the District 6 Tournament. ,lud Grace also won the honor of being on the All-District 6 team. Steve was also voted the Most Valuable Playef' of the Rebel Classic and David was the '4Best Rebounderw of the Murrah Invitational. David McIntosh shoots confidently. Bill Tann goes to the line to pick up an extra point. Sitton bullies his way through the Central Tigers. Wayne Husband sends another on its way. 'fiber JVM! o innnr Mick drives past opponent. The FHICOHS, 10Ya1 SUPPONCF Merrill Tidwell accepts still another trophy for Wingfield. . -Ae-f 'WM ' . ,, ,,.. . . up - David Sitton-All Tournament: Murrah Invitational, Rebel Classic, Hinds County, and District 65 Best Rebounder of Murrah Invitational. Steve Wonder Rives--All Toumament: Murrah Invitational, Rebel Classic, Hinds County, District 63 All Big Eighty Most Valuable Player Rebel Classic. Tree fights Tigers for rebound. Falcons Shine in Tournament Play Racking up a 16-game winning streak, the team won the Murrah Tournament by wins over Callaway, Murrah, and Central. They won the Rebel Classic by victories over Brandon, Forest Hill, and Central. In the Hinds County Tournament they defeated Murrah and Provine, but lost by a narrow margin of 43-41 to Forest Hill to take second place in the county. Grace shows dribbling style against Philadelphia in Coliseum. ,-I. h hm i h ,:,, 5 h , Paul Husband executes fast break for the Falcons N., W., WW..-M-.MA-..:.. . Singletaly reaches to block opponenfs shot. l Parker arches the ball toward the hoop. 89 3 4,,k W, f f , ,,..L ,V -V X . ,qua . , Hwy , MQ 1 7 tt T si 1 tts ' . s 7 Tidwell talls-up for tip off. Don,t spank him, Wayneg get the ball! l Wonder makes lay-up untouched. Successful Tournament Play Provides Opportunity for State Championship Beating Provine in the first game of the South Big Eight Tournament the Falcons were overcome by a last period rally by the Brookhaven Panthers by a score of 44-412. In the consolation game that night they were beaten by Gulfport East. They came back the following week to slaughter Yazoo City by a 30 point margin in their first game in the sub-district tournament. They went on to first place in that tournament by victories over Provine and Vicksburg. The team was downed by Florence in the final game of the District 6 Tournament to take second place. Having placed in District 6 competition, the Falcons went on to the South Mississippi Tournament to grab a victory over Hattisburg in a double overtime battle. They traveled to the Coliseum looking toward the State Championship. Help me B111 I Good fake, Jud. M15 1'-.,,,Nh 0-o-0-0-0 it's a long way up there! Ain't it purty ! i , 3 'A Jud Grace sets up Falcon offense. Jud Grace-All District Six. Falcons anticipate Paul's free throw during crucial overtime Falcons Rack up Good Record Wingfield Opponent 59 Vicksburg 71 89 Scott Central 44 73 Callaway 55 56 Callaway 50 55 Murrah 54 67 Central 63 84 Murrah 79 76 Clinton 60 73 Natchez 67 45 Brandon 38 46 Forest Hill 42 66 Central 50 58 Central 5 1 80 Meridian 60 67 Provine 58 60 Murrah 52 85 Provine 63 Forest Hill Murrah Natchez Provine Philadelphia Vicksburg Central Provine Brookhaven Gulfport East Callaway Yazoo City Provine Vicksburg Murrah Pearl Hattisburg Picayune Falcon B-Team Gains Experience Coached by James Shows the B-Team will pro- vide many new prospects for next year's squad. They received much needed, experience from this year's schedulde. They had a tough schedule and compiled a record of 6 wins and 10 losses. Jimmy Roberts shows his form at the free-throw line. B-Teamis Season Record Wingfield Opponent 56 Vicksburg 29 68 Scott Central 29 59 Callaway 39 45 Murrah 5 1 63 Clinton 61 45 Natchez 57 50 Central 68 45 Meridian 57 63 Provine 59 42 lVlurrah 52 44 Natchez 50 47 Provine 56 54 Vicksburg 69 62 Central 58 31 Callaway 44 53 Provine 70 Fred Nichols engineers play for B-Team. Howard Henderson stretches for the tip-off against the Provine Lambs. 93 Returning Lettermen: Micke P k W H y ar er, ayne usband, Steve Rives, Bo Janos, Billy Fowler, Ernie Beasley. Coach Robert Berry supervises batting practice. Way to go, Paul. Other lettermen: Robert Johnson, Gary Thrash, Jimmy McHann. Falcon Diamond Men Exhibit Ability Coach Robert Berry led the Wingfield Baseball team to a fine season on the diamond. The team had several returning lettermen and enough experience to play good baseball. They did very well in city play, District 6 play, and had their sights set for the State Tournament. Having placed second in last year's District 6 Tourna- ment, the Falcons had several experienced players to brighten this year's outlook. Paul fires in his fast ball. Billy Fowler Coach Echols discusses strategy with Paul Husband. He's a real swinger. I can't wait till I get to bat Golf team looks on as Richard Roberts practices his putting Senior Mark Clemons instructs sophomore Robert Buck. GOLF TEAM-Mr. Kurts, Richard Roberts, Mark Clemons, Bill Buck Mike Harris Drayton Rowe, Mitch Black, Robert Buck, Gary Hudgins, Porter McCairley, Kennetli Ward, and Johnny Grant. Porter tees off. Volleyball Encourages Sportsmanship Among the sports offered to girls at Wingfield, volleyball ranks tops. Completing the year with a suc- cessful season Wingfieldis girls participated in two tournaments, the Vicksburg Cooper and Wingfield ln- Vitationals. Their busy schedule included games with Callaway, Central, Clinton, Murrah, Provine, Vicks- burg Cooper, and All Saints. Volleyball has provided for the girls a competitive spirit and an opportunity for extending friendships. If we all put our heads together . . Up, Up, and Away! ll Whomp 'ern up side the head 1 and 2 and . . . First row-Janis Reed, Brenda Taylor, Ginger Jones, Nancy Peden, Judy Horne, Betty Malone, Patsy Griffith, Peggy Barnett. Sec- ond row-Mrs. Moore, coach, Sharon Burns, Patty Magee, Nancy Shook, Erin Ellis, Patty Holston, Vicki Hartzog, Diane Hood, Jerri Manning, Kathy Langston, Manager. 97 Miss Margaret Moore, Tennis Coach E I Q I 5 S TENNIS TEAM-First row-Ginger Jones, Mary Roberts, Suzy Thomas, Elaine Miller. Second row-Bob Pope, Nancy Brown, Erin Ellis, Patty Magee, Judy Horne, Alan Bowers. Third row-Larry Davis, Chauncey Dunbar, Bill Tann, Ronny Mahon, Galy Martin. w Tennis Team Displays Fine et Action The 1968 tennis team was a successful one. Add- ing much to the team were senior Bill Tann and junior Bob Pope, both ranked in their divisions among the top ten players in the state. Tournaments included intra-city matches and district tournament play from which the winners went to vie for the State Championship crown. Skill, hard work, and determination were factors for a successful 1968 tennis season. SOPHOMORES: Becky Windham and Rita Jones, Pam Eatmon and Bill Cook, Bob Cochran and Nolan Aikens. TRACK TEAM: Doug Frazier, Jimmy Sullivan, Tim House, Chuck Weimer, David Mclntosh, Mike Ferris, Earl Winterstein, Billy Fowler Fred Nichols, Bo Janos, Jimmy H1ghtower. Doug Frazier trains for 880 relay. IOO Track Team Displays Falcon Prowess The Falcon Track team of 1968 began Working in February to get in shape for the season, and when competi- tion began they were able to represent Wingfield Well in Big Eight meets. They competed in the Jackson Daily News Relays, the Sub-District 6 Tournament, the Big-Eight Tourna- ment, and other meets throughout the state. - est, ,. The pause that refreshes. Jimmy Sullivan and Bo Janos execute hand-off with precision. RQ? 'fs-'T im , , if mi au.: :gg Y Q Born Free. , E ,hp , WLM I 4' -' 5 rx, MuQ Qu :Qtr 4 4 , , f'2Rf2.. Figw Jwfgiww sie L.. ' , , . .M been-fmiiii, K. vin ' N, wif Yflf if? Z Q, aka: L . tlgfggggg V 3 ,E We - fl N, wi Q, wg Q. V '72'1 fffq'Qi5fF! S vw' 25 aw w w 1 -- we i ws, L f f N wg- in in ffiiigg' 1 M ' 1 '51 ff we , iw ' f 5' -f an-2.-H , f.. Q. , ' '4 A 'A A' ' - i ' Q 'f if jk: frfffuiy. ,. gg , W n '24 4 f-'A rr.. iw-w-v , A .1 m fawfi M55-fmifianiaa . 'K A Vf fi ,-au, H M b? 'zggezf w.iS54f,.Li . Q51 ,.?iif 'Q3j . fueaf sw' iff --.3 ,w.., . +.. f.19f,,gf.e1y1 I gf f , . . me K V, 1. 5-.,..5,, H . 9 1 gs ,Hp 44 ul s , '3 , 'Z ey ' ,.', .35 .Q 2' 'img f S Q .- 2 Q 4f K ., ag 4, f I H' f X 'Wifi Qi . 1, 1 ss s F 433, ,ijt v Q K - ff . 'X . -I WVR QM 125 If 2 f' W ' f r Ve' 1.1 We ,Q-fl' g..b,i.z.M12g3,1,, we A , .,, , rr. ,. -' ' . ff m.s12'1W5ge5si1wi if fdfilig '52,-Rs. ,lilifsfv Y wr. ew --.fr Y ,ay me gf f-A' ,wr -1 q,i'!Li,Xf'?fw -1 ' ,6' .L , W ,7', f?Gww 1 i ff A QV 2.5 f .fa -2, ,1 'ffLifT5,frfim'fZe?1 f X.: ,. It's time for a change. Jimmy Hightower makes it over the bar. B0 Janos strains on the 50 Yd- dash. l ol I :oz Li student hfe 1 an W Seniors say, Ah-h-h-h! ! l A Falcon Remembers Only a moment in the sprawling years, Yet somehow ineffable. A color of emotion after the heat is forgotten, A meal with friends C and strawberry Pieb, A beauty pageant, A new-fallen snow A phone call- All encompassing a lifetime, and stretching beyond To Forever. Better move it up a couple more inches, 'Tree' might hit his head! -L. . Never a BLUE moment with Chad! ' Football team comes through for basketball game. We're no, 1 I Coooo0ol HI wonder what he thinks of me gf in -V MISS DARLENE DYAR, 1967 Homecoming Queen Homecoming Highlights Season Wingfield's victory over Brookhaven on October 27 was punctuated by the Fal- cons' first Homecoming Court, which was presented by the band at half-time. Seven of the prettiest girls in Jackson were es- corted onto the field as their school- mates watched from the stands. Excitement mounted slowly until the climax, when Miss Darlene Dyar was crowned Queen of the Homecoming Court by last year's queen, Jackie Guess. Following the game the homecoming fes- tivities were continued into the night with a dance for students at Shady Oaks Coun- try Club. The 1967 Homecoming Court Sophomore maids Kay Roberts and Kay Shanks with David Winborne and Robert Buck. Queen Darlene Dyar with her escort William Flowergirl Cindy Measells and crownbearer Doug Berry. ueen Darlene Dyar and Senior Maids, Nancy Shook and Donna Yelverton F' Jw. ef Junior maids Patty Magee and Kay Sloan Cheerleaders Begin Tradition Bubbling with enthusiasm to make Wingfield High School the very best of all time by boosting school spirit, promoting pep ribbon sales, and plas- tering the halls with banners were Wingfieldis nine vivacious cheerlead- ers. Constant everyday practice during the summer months was the only answer to perfection which paid off well in the Ole Miss Cheerleading Camp. From camp, they proudly brought back three second place rib- bons, and a third place ribbon. A most memorable and rewarding week was the motivation needed to lead the group on throughout the year as the Falcons proved their capability. With spirited determination and a strong will to give of their best to- ward the honor of Wingfield, the cheerleaders have become a symbol of tireless effort and devotion to the Falcon team. g'Stop that, Janet, he's mine! lg . t. im- ggi S.. V p 7 T i ' xg 1- .1 ith HIS it time? WINCFIELD CHEERLEADERS: Peggy Barnett, Audrey Morgan, Janet Luckett, Nancy Shook, Head Cheerleader, Lisa Coker Dianne Hood, Ann Cox, Debbie Assaf, Dorothy Chadwick. l08 V, Ti - -7 ,Er ff 1' L ' H2 iff-is 2 I u Q K Q ' 2' l' , Q ar W' l ia lg . M I Q rv me ' - f . , 5 ,Wm C v A Af, ,I ' ' v , V931 K F' 24,S55V y - ' Q C ,,L, fx. lg! it -f., 5 1. iffy, 3 , . W gn, u, ag z nnna in r we , Cheerleaders pictured moments after winning second place overall trophy at Ole Miss Mid-South Cheerleading Clinic J' You're kidding? I know l've got my tights on! Who said No. 2? Worthy Seniors Receive Individual Honors Scholar Athlete-GARY THRASH 1 t E 5 i NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS-Brenda Crumpton, Evelyn Stewart, Richard Ropn Cary Thrash, Doug Frazier, and Bill Talkington. NANCY SHOOK-tie, Miss Congeniality, Junior Miss Pageantg DAR Award 3 ROTARIANS-Bobby Estess, Doug Frazier, Steve Leech, William Justice, and Johnny Jones. i JILL JORDAN-Capitol Optimist Club Good Citizenship Award i NW Oak Forest Exchange Club BOYS OF THE MONTH-David Mc- Intosh, Steve Rives, and Mark Clemons. Forest Exchange Club BOYS OF THE MONTH-Herman Palmer, Buddy Billy Hiatt, Don Varner, Chuck Wiemer, Tommy Martin, and Paul Pigg. A J' ff' at IMS Q l i STEVE LEECH-Mississippi representative to U.S Senate Youth Program. BRENDA CRUMPTON-Betty Crocker Homemaking Award. I I I Y' . A Student Council Brings Talent To Wingfield Highlighted by a visit from Miss Mississippi, ,loan Myers, and emceed by Woddie Assaf, the first Student Council Talent Show was a sparkling success. The audience enthusiastically received the per- formances by the Herb Lamb Trio, Dianne Hood, Patty Magee, and Norma Goodsen. Other talents displayed included Cathy Rein, Laura Boyette, Jerry McBride and Robin King, and the Misfits. The Talent Show was sponsored by the Student Council as a money raising project. gm? if ,.,t - JOAN STEPHANIE MYERS Miss Mississippi Laura Boyette SHERRY PEARSON I I2 Little Miss Jackson Herb Lamb 'ir 1 1 Assemblies Add Variety To Student Life Playing a large part in student life at Wingfield, as- semblies were carefully planned in order to appeal to all segments of the student body. The programs varied from the Character Emphasis Weekn speakers to the film, Mr. Roberts. Many athletic awards and letters were presented in addition to the trophies gained in this our second year of effort. A unique highlight of homecoming was having the Mr' Quaker Oats Spoke out for Amencanism' girls of Wingfield's first Homecoming court presented during homeroom. T Reverend James Robinson, Youth Evangelist The Wanderers The 1967 Homecoming Court presented by football escorts GARY FAGAN, Director of Youth for Christ The Innovations The Misfits The Wingfield Concert Choir II6 Presenting most honorable daughter, Kay Rotyf' Ha-a-a . . . ha-a-a-a . . . ha-a-a . . . ha-a. 'flust don't fool with me again, Skinny Legs! Seniors Appear Amid Colorful Sets As the play begins, the Honorable Roty is upset. His eldest daughter, Kay Roty, refuses to get married. ln desperation he decides that since tomorrow is her birth- day, she will wear a dress for the first time. The market on Grand Avenue is humming as the day begins. Two American teachers enter, arguing violently. Soon Kay Roty and her father enter, also arguing. Suddenly their rickshaw runs over one of the Americans. To make up for the accident, the Honorable Roty invites them to Kay's birthday party. The party is in full swing by the time the Americans arrive. Suddenly everyone is dumbfounded as Kay enters wearing her first dress. After moments of con- fusion, Kay rushes to the man of her dreams, and the Honorable Roty leads the general rejoicing. Tokyo ! You'd never believe I got this hat for ten cents .. It's a bird, it's a plane, it's H You were great I '4She purty nice cookie. 4 -i !k ' it as as He went thisaway. No, he went thatawayf' I I7 Juniors Give Rise To outh Picture yourself back in the days of the grand and glorious Old South. As the scene opens, the crowded ballroom of Colonel Blossom's plantation home is filled with anticipation of the arrival of Governor and Mrs. Turnipseed. Charles, the governor's son, is anxious to see his sweetheart, Magnolia Blossom, who couldn't care less for Charles or the ball. All Magnolia wants to do is play cards. News of the coming Mississippi Riverboat excites the guests as a rumor concern- ing a daring Yankee gambler spreads throughout the crowd. Rhythm sets the mood as the plantation workers sar- castically imitate the Blossom's big bashn the night before. Lulu, Magnolia's marnmy, frantically questions the laborers as to the whereabouts of Maggie. Consoling Mammy, they agree to help in the search. Magnolia challenges the Yank to a round of cards, proving her ability in the game. As all good stories should end, the North comes over to the South with the final strain of '4Are You for Dixie? Look, chillen, I ain't got no moe time to fix you no shortenbreat Why DAYUDY, I just plumb forgot to take 'em off I ! ! I I I8 HHOGRAY FOR DIXIE! I ! Ya right. Ya ain't got uh disfigured face . YET! I should have used Scope. Freezel I hear the Israelis. ophs Make Debut With Arabian kit tWe1'9tW1teafd Wide-eyed and inexperienced, the Sophomores ven- tured into a world of the unknown as they met up with the challenges of staging their first class production. OK guys. Who has the jewels? ln the Sophomore skit of Wingfield's annual Falcon Follies, Bomar Kay- ham, great sultan of Arabia, broods over the main conflict in their skit, uwho Done lt? Convinced that one of his many wives is the thief, he calls Arabia's two greatest detectives, Abdul and Filbert, to the rescue. Through the ace ability of Abdul and Filbert, it is suspected that Fatima, Bomaris favorite wife, is the culprit. She must be beheaded according to the law of the kingdom. Fatima is brought in to the executioner where she speaks her last words. ,lust in the nick of time the real thief is discovered by Filbert and happiness is once again restored to the kingdom. You're shedding! Y-Teens Encourage Worthwhile Projects '5' ' Wingfield's Y-Teens Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Carol Madden, planned a full year of help- ing others. Their activities included many projects for the needy and underprivileged. ing and instilling Christian ideals in Wingfield girls, the Y-Teens proved an asset not only to Wingfield, but tothe entire community. By promoting high standards of Christian liv- si it These three are discussing future Y-Teen plans Y-Teens make plans for a community project to help others. '20 Posters create interest in Y-Teen projects. But I can't stand the sight of blood! I'll continue, but the big kid in the back gets a zero. Future Nurses And Future Teachers Clubs Encourage Planning Ahead Thinking seriously on their life's work members of the Future Nurses and the Future Teachers Clubs hoped to uncover facts about their careers that would be of vital importance in planning their schedules for college. Throughout the year various speakers encouraged these members and projected a realistic view of the particular professions. Sponsors, Mrs. Stubblefield of Future Nurses and Mr. ,lerry Berry of 'Future Teachers, helped to guide the members in deciding what kind of leaders they would be. The Hunting And Fishing Club And The Golf Club Foster lnterest ln Out-of-Doors With one hundred twenty members, sophs, juniors and seniors, the Hunting and Fishing Club was one of the largest clubs at Wingfield. The club, sponsored by lVIr. Burns, Mr. Kennedy, and Coach Bounds, was subdivided into smaller groups he- cause of space. Films of hunting, wildlife, and conservation composed the programs with oc- casional guest speakers for the Hunting and Fishing Club. Sponsored by Mr. Kurts and having twenty-seven members, the Golf Club was made up of the golf team and anyone else interested in the sport. Golfing tips, instruction, and practice were among the activities enjoyed by the enthusiastic members. Hunting and Fishing Club views wildlife film. N 2 Golf Club observes swing technique. aa- 'tv ' . . ' , ff 'ri sea.. 1-, M 'L . ff W ,V , 'Wit 'Q f , .. Monet, Manet, Gauguin, Picasso, Braque, and Patty Magee ' ' C Baubles, bangles, and beads. Pass the salt, please. Talon And Art Clubs Boost Falcon Pride Students interested in developing their artistic talents were given a choice in the type of club they wished to join. The Art Club, sponsored by Miss Linda Berry, was organized to provide an opportunity for students to study art who wished to spend more time working with art or for those who didn't take art as a regular subject. Several projects such as a Christmas Decoration contest and providing decorations for a local hospital were planned by the club. The Talon Club, helping boost school spirit, was sponsored by Miss Margaret Moore and Mrs. Mildred Sims. The main purpose of the club was to help the cheerleaders by painting the numerous signs and ban- ners used to support the Falcons. I23 The Wingfield Stage Band gets in an extra rehearsal during club period. Cut out that racket. Can't you see I'm trying to read? Clubs Offer a Means of Communication Just as every intelligent individual has his own medium of communication, each worthwhile group must be able to speak effectively in its own way. The Public Re- lations Club may seek to help men through persuasiong the stage band may work to spread its message by means of musicg the Spanish Club may broaden its members by travel and study of 3 foreign peopleg but all offer the same thing-a channel of interpretation and growth for all partici- pants. Wingfield news was covered well by Public Relations Club. Modeling Club members endeavor to improve themselves Well, that makes three mistakes and only two words. Members of the Spanish Club returned from their trip to Mexico with big smiles and many happy memories. These Gym Club members exhibit volleyball skills . . . while these exhibit basketball skills. Clubs Expand Educational Upportunities Exciting these boys' different inter- ests, the clubs offer a rewarding pas- time form the strenuous routine of school. Here the gym club provides these boys with an appropriate atmosphere for doing what they like most. But, of course, others had rather spend their time satisfying their inner curiosities by experimenting with formulas of math or science. Whatever their in- terests, these clubs provide ample op- portunity for each to develop his talents. M,...,v. Club. ,.. Q14 M 2 gg: , . fi. theories are discussed by members of the ' JETS learn scientific skills. U.:-525 ws 1- . Jr fewer-omwislw Clubs strive to encourage safety amtng their members through the use of films. You want to buy some peanuts? Clubs Offer Profitable Opportunities Club organizations are intended to give members a chance to develop profitable abilities through involve- ment in practical projects. By participating in worthwhile ac- tivities, Wingfieldis young people built those qualities of personality which would serve them Well in later years. Y-Teens spent a Saturday afternoon selling peanuts for the March of Dimesg other students learned to write creative- ly, to -play the guitar, or to play chess -and by so doing they gained the patience and skill necessary in commu- nity leaders. The creative writing club listens intently to a reading. slss The Guitar Club is emertained hy Wingfield's Lane 'n Lee. The situation is studied closely by members of the Chess Club Up, up and away. Pass the chow mein. 'I know it's up there. Hey, watch my pants! Activity Provides Involvement in Learning y iii 9 g t ,la See if you can find what this is. It's a bowl for my mother. Charles England turns a toy cannon on the metal lathe. How about some catsup'? I I av. We All Have Our Odd Moments v ,, m 4 4 .1 f I ff ' .,, f 4 Q . A wx I pf: - 'X 11, . l32 I I33 4' - f .,-ww'-,J 'fp- , .dw git f ' hr had -J., , ...- .aM . 1 5 .. . if i ea Q ,QA ,U 'an i HALL OF FAME: First row-Evelyn Stewart, Steve Leech, Nancy Shook. Second row-Peggy Barnett, William Justice, Paula Sanford I36 k.: Q Miss Paula Sanford William Justice Miss Peggy Barnett its 2 ' - ' V , A, Miss Nancy Shook Steve Leech Miss Evelyn Stewart The Hall Of Fame To be selected to the Hall of Fame is one of the highest honors that can be given a Wingfield senior. Nominated by the Student Council and selected by the faculty, the members of the Hall of Fame were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, spirit, and dedication. The members of the Hall of Fame are Paula Sanford, Editor of the Rameurg William Justice, Vice-president of the Student Body, Peggy Barnett, Miss Senior Class, Nancy Shook, Miss Wingfield, Steve Leech, President of the Student Body, and Evelyn Stewart, Editor of the Wingspread. I37 DEBATE TEAM: Mrs. Brooks, sponsor, Robert McAdory, Johnny Jones, Joe Lott, Steve Leach, Johnny Leach, Robert Farr, Cary Thrash, Jerry McBride, Richard Roper, and Steve Yates. Debate Team A Speaks Out Carrying the colors of Wingfield in- to the debate arena, the Debate team, sponsored by Mrs. Sue Brooks made an excellent record throughout the state. Attending such heavy competi- tion as the Tornado, Provine, Mag- nolia fat M.S.C.W.j, and Callaway invitational debate tournaments, the team won several trophies and superior awards in speaking and platform events. The debaters worked long hours perfecting speaking techniques and compiling information for the state topic Resolved: that Congress should establish uniform regulations to con- trol criminal investigation procedures. The hard work and determination paid off as the team ended the season with an excellent record. What should I say now, Joe? I38 f-...,,,, to Citizenship Seminar at Harding College: Bobby David Mclntosh, Virginia Kaye Stampley, and Crumpton. to Student Council conventions: William Justice, McBride, and Steve Leech. Buddy Statham, and Ken J ones. to Girls' State and Boys' State: Elaine Miller, Debbie Delegates Carry Falcon pirit to Conventions Delegates to Youth Congress: Jerry McBride, William Justice, Steve Leech, Richard Roper, Judy West, Gary Thrash, and Joe Lott. Delegates to NSPA: Beverly Quinn, Robbie Farr, Greg Berry, .lohnny Jones, Jerry McBride, and Evelyn Stewart. Transfer Students: Mary Barbara Ainsworth, Vicki Evans, Priscilla Mihalic, Deborah Lea, Melissa Kuhn, and Jeb Grace. I39 JUDGES: Mrs. Alon Bee, Mr. S. L, Buffy Beach, Mrs. Jan Wilson. Beauty Pageant Enchants Audience Many weeks of work and worry preceded the Second Annual Beauty Pageant held by the Ra- meur Staff on January 8. Fifteen girls selected by the Senior Class ap- peared in three different outfits: sportswear, school- wear, and evening wear. Each girl was judged in three categories: poise, suitability of clothing, and beauty. Serving as judges were Mrs. Alon Bee, director of Hinds Hi-Steppers, Mrs. ,lan Nave Wil- son, former Miss Jackson, and Representative Buffy7' Beach. Jim Mack, local radio deejay, acted as Master of Ceremonies. He introduced each contestant, re- lating her hobbies, past honors and present activi- ties in which she participates. While the girls changed attire, the audience was entertained by Lane 'nl Leen, a duet, Norma Goodson, folk singer, and the Herb Lamb Trio, a local jazz group. The height of excitement reached its peak when Most Beautiful and the three beauties were an- nounced. Another pageant overflowing with t.he grace and charm of beauty at its best had come to a climactic conclusion. Miss Carolyn Beck Miss Carolyn Benton 1.5 A276 Q ,.,, gs, Miss Cheryl Morrison 7 Miss Lilly Coulson Miss Cherie Sills Emcee J im Mack 3 WINGFIELD'S BEAUTIES: Miss Donna Yelverton, Miss Connie Massey, Miss Elaine Miller, Miss Karen Wilkerson. Most Beautiful Miss Connie Massey Miss Debbie Jones Miss Wanda Kirby Miss Donna Duncan Miss Audrey Morgan Miss Paula Kelsey Miss Jan Johnson Mardi Gras lnvades Wlfield J The exuberant spirit of the Mardi Gras was re- f ,,.J created by the Wingspread staff in the second annual if 5 fr ' Whols Who. Davy O'Do1iald, local radio personality announced the winning couples to the audience. These students were voted by their class as holding ideal qualities. Adding to the enjoyment of the pageant were these talents from Wingfield: ,Lane and Lee, Norma Good- son, Susan Field, and Tommy Avenmarg. Nancy Shook, Steve Leech- Most Outstanding Carolyn Benton, George Harrell- Evelyn Stewart, Richard Roper- Paula Sanford, Britt Singletary- M055 Dlgfllfleli Most Likely to Succeed Most Dependable I42 Dianne Hood, Jody Gallaspy- Most Enthusiastic Darlene Dyar, Jimmy Sullivan- Judi Starnes, Steve Rives-- Most Feminine and Most Masculine Frigndliegt Cindy Smith, William Justice- Best Dressed Susan Measells, Tommy Avenmarg Most Talented I43 H' H .E I 1 A JUNIORS-Ann Cox, Mickey Parker, Most School Spiritg Judy Horne, Buzz I.aFollette, Most Talentedg Patty Magee, Jimmy Jackson, Friendliestg Linda Hill, Jeff Gilbert, Most Dependable, Patricia Cameron, Robin King, Best Dressed. Madame Flutterhy? I44 Qu 2 JUNIORS-Janet Luckett, Harold Winbome, Most Enthusiasticg Dorothy Chadwick, Jerry McBride, Most Outstanding, Kay Sloan, Mickey Felder, Most Feminine and Most Masculine. f e i Debbie Assaf, Ricky Miller, Most School Spirit, Paula Farr, Most Feminineg Mike Morris, Most Masculineg Beverly Dyar, Steve Mitchell, Friendliestg Lisa Coker, Robert Buck, Most Admired. ,- Sli a . SOPHOMORESiCathy Rein, Mike Pollock, Most Talented, Becky Thrash, Richard Martin, Most Enthusiastic, Laura Boyette, Johnny Leach, Most Depcndableg Cindy Holmes, David Winborne, Best Dressed. l45 .s,,x N Qvazislig 1-.gy Q x Q x wx Si g m7Il3'El -MQ ,si M iw fx iii H115 L .- 442, K 'Rf f.. L V I 6 N L Q 6 , fag - iiab x Sk, , ,. , ,xy x A K '12 fer' ,fs 5. div 11? ' is , , .Jigg- Q, ' -. A A Favom ' Qirter Gary Thr ... 5' Q , , 4 . A V t 533 I X 1 My , 'ig'-xY,wS,.,,,N N ' M t i 5 6' M Q ' K 4 'Q' XS I I W W .:I. . 'X 7. 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H ' Q 4 ETSO H 'r ost Beautiful And Most Handsome Connie Massey Gary Edmonsone Q ' N WV 'SQQXSV-u 3,5 e 5 .. X , X ,. 1 ,, gg u . N.. ,wx .v -rf , ' x '94 X. -- , S, Ng N, . J . S,-I C I63 CLASS OFFICERS: Ronnie Mahon Vice-presidentg Pam Smith, Reporterg Steve Rives, Presidentg Judy Starnes, Secretary-Treasurer. SPONSORS: Mrs. Katherine Rankin and Mr. Sessions Polk. I64 Seniors Triumph in Final Year in f-.izezzasfm , ii! 1 I is as . I Q if 'z in! 'E gf E 5 DARRYL LEE ALLEN Hunting and Fishing Club Ig Art Club IIg Junior Classical League II. Auto Club III. SANDRA ELAINE AMMONS Y-Teens Ig Theatre Guild IIg Office Assistant III. ANN ANDERSON Homeroom Reporter Ig Secretary Ilg Typing Club Ig Theatre Guild II IIIg Falcon Follies II, III. BEVERLY ANDERSON Girl's Hi-Y Club Ig Junior Historical Society IgHomeroom Presi- dent Ig Falcon Follies Ig Annual Staff Ig Modeling Club IIg Homemaking Club III. IANICE LORAINE ARMSTRONG Safety Council Representative Ig Theatre Guild IIg Library Assistant II, IIIg Reporter Homeroom IIIg Rameur Club IIIg Rameur Staff IIIg Junior Historical Society IIIg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, III. JACKSON ASHFORD French Club Ig Hunting and Fishing Club Ig President Home- room Ig Safety Council Hg Auto Club III. WINFORD CLARENCE ASHLEY Boating and Safety Club IIg Falcon Follies II, IIIg Band II, Illg Stage Band II, IIIg Junior Historical Society I, II, III. SHERRY ANN ATWOOD Theatre Guild I, IIg Majorette II, IIIg Falcon Follies II, IIIg Stage Band IIIg Band I, II, III. TOMMY DALE AVENMARG Junior Historical Society Ig Theatre Guild Hg Concert Choir Council II, Accompanist III, Wanderers II, IIIg Wingspread Club Illg Wingspread Staff IIIg Wingfield Players IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, III. MICKEY BAECHER Gym Club Ig Theatre Guild IIg Auto Club III. CARRYL BAKER Y-Teens Club Ig Tennis Club II, Concert Choir II, III, Theatre Guild III. PEGGY BARNETT A Homeroom President Ig Tennis Club Ig Literary Magazine Ig Library Assistant Ig Falcon Follies Ig Junior Historical Society IIg Debate II, Theatre Guild IIg Tennis Team II: National Honor Society II, IIIg Quill and Scroll II, IIIg Rameur Staff II, Editor IIIg Cheerleader II, IIIg Volleyball Team II, III: Junior Classical League II, Secretary IIIg Student Body Treas- urer IIIg Rameur Club III, Youth Congress III, Mu Alpha Theta IIIg Concert Choir III. MARSHA BARRETT Theatre Guild IIIg Y-Teens Ig Future Nurses II. CHARLIE BASS Hunting and Fishing Club Ig Gym Club IIg Theatre Guild III. CORDELIA DIANN E BEASLEY . Junior Historical Society I, II, Homemaking Club I, Ilg Library As- sistant I, IIQ Junior Classical League III. ERNIE MILTON BEASLEY III Music Appreciation Club Ig Baseball II, IIIQ Varsity Club III, Junior Classical' League II, IIIQ Baseball II, III. PATRICIA BEASLEY Falcon Follies Ig Youth Congress IIg Theatre Guild II, III3 Junior Classical League II, IIIg Public Relations Club IIIg Homeroom Vice- president III. CAROLYN JOYCE BECK Typing Club Ig Concert Choir Ilg Theatre Guild II, III g Wing- field Players IIIQ Falcon Follies I, II, III. CAROLYN RAYE BENTON Creative Writing Club Ig Homeroom Secretary Ig Literary Magazine II, Office Assistant IIg Modeling Club IIg National Honor Society II, IIIg Junior Historical Society II, III, Rameur Club IIIg Rameur Staff -IIIg Quill and Scroll IIIg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, III. ROBERT RAY BERRY Hunting and Fishing Club Ig Gym Club IIQ Auto Club III. Are you sure this will make me big and tall? I was in the group that used Crest eniors Work Toward Good Health RICHARD ALLEN BLACKBURN Golf Club Ig Track II, HI, Varsity Club III. BARBARA JO BOSWELL Typing Club Ig Theatre Guild II, IH. TOMMY , BOSWELL Chess Club Ig Hunting and Fishing Club II, Art Club IIg Varsity Club III, Falcon Follies I, II, III. LINDA BOWEN Band Librarian IIg Majorette IIQ Band Captain HI, Homeroom President IIIg Member of Stage Band II, III. CECIL BRAMLETT Art Club Ig Study Club II, III. DONALD BRIDGES Art Club Ig Golf Club II, Theatre Guild HI, Concert Choir III. So you have dimples, too? Look at the woman with the skinny legs. Seniors Find Distractions In Library Q NANCY BROWN sistant Ilg Talon Club IIIQ Gym Assistant III gFalcon Follies I, II, Illg Junior Historical Society I, II, III. GWEN BULLOCK TIM BURCH Theatre Guild I, IIIg Gym Club Secretary II. SHARON BURNS Junior Historical Society Ig Y-Teens Chairman Ilg Falcon Follies I, II, Illg Junior Classical League I, Illg Volleyball II, IIIg Junior Classical League Convention Il, IIIQ Girls' Season- al Sports Club Illg Rameur Staff Illg Quill and Scroll III. EVERETT BUSBY Safety Council Ig Chess Club II, III. KARYN BUTLER Homeroom Secretary I g Theatre Guild I, llg Homemaking Club III. Theatre Guild Ig Tennis Club Ig Art Club Ilg Tennis Ilg Library As- Theatre Guild I, IIg Modeling Club Illg Concert Choir II, III. GENE CAIN Rock and Mineral Club Ig Student Club Secretary IIg Hi-Y Secretary III. TOMMY CALDWELL Rock and Mineral Club Ig Theatre Guild II, III. DAVID LAWRENCE CAPTON Guitar Club IIIQ Junior Classical League II, III. BRENDA KAY CARAWAY Y-Teens Club Ig Vice-president, Spanish Club II, National Honor Society II, Homemaking Club'III. EVELYN ELIZABETH CHADWICK Theatre Guild III: Tennis Club I, IIg Falcon Follies I, II, III. ROBIN CHURCH Chess Club Ig Basketball Ig Social Chairman Theatre Guild IIQ Vice-president, Hunting and Fishing Club IIIQ Junior His- torical Society I, II. PEGGY CLARK Y-Teens Ig Modeling Club IIQ Talon Club IIIg Office Assistant III. SAMUEL MARCUS CLEMONS Golf II, Boy of the Month III, Mu Alpha Theta III: Golf Club I, II, IIIQ National Honor Society I, II, Junior Classical League I, II, III. DONNA BAIN COLLINS Typing Club Ig Theatre Guild Hg Spanish Club IIIg Majorette II, Head Majorette III, Delegate Mississippi High School Band Contest II, IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, III. PAMELA GRACE COOK Junior Historical Society Ig Future Homemakers of America I: Theatre Guild IIQ Creative Writing Club I, III: Safety Council Representative IIIQ Junior Classical League I, II, III. 1 Q, .K Matti, g..,.,.,,w STEPHEN RAY CORMIER Baseball Club Ig Jets IIg Junior Historical Society IIg Concert Choir IIIg Debate Club IIIg Guitar Club Reporter III. LILLIAN COULSON Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer Ig Y-Teens Club Ig Theatre Guild IIg Talon Club Hlg Library Assistant IIIg Junior His- torical Society IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, III. BRENDA CRUMPTON Creative Writing Club Ig Wingspread Club Hg Civitan Citizenship Seminar Delegate IIg NSPA Convention Delegate Hg Wingspread Assistant Busi- ness Manager IIg Page Editor IIg Society Editor Illg Homeroom Presi- dent IIg Public Relations Club IHg Mu Alpha Theta HIg National Merit Semi-Finalist IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, IIIg Quill and Scroll II, IIIg Junior Historical Society II, IIlg National Honor Society Il, IIIg Literary Magazine Staff Member II, III. TOMMY CUMMINS Hunting and Fishing Club I, IIg Theatre Guild III. WAYNE DARBY Hunting and Fishing Club I, IIg Guitar Club III. DEBORAH DEAR Falcon Follies Ig Future Nurses Club Reporter Ig Modeling Club IIg Talon IIIg Librarian I, II. JAMES CLIFTON DENT, JUNIOR Hunting and Fishing Club I, IIIg Boating Club Hg Junior Historical II, 111. KAREN DETHLOFF Typing Club Ig Y-Teens II, III. DIANA DICKSON Y-Teens Club I, HIg Theatre Guild Hg Falcon Follies I, II. DAVID DREHER Homeroom Vice President Ig Chess Club Vice President Ig De- bate Club I, IIg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, IIIg National Honor Society II, IIIg Hi-Y Club President II, lHg Junior Classical League Ig Class President IIg State President III. DONNA DUNCAN Future Teachers Club Ig Theatre Guild II, Homemaking Illg Future Homemakers Ig Homeroom Secretary III, Office Assistant III. DARLENE FRANCES DYAR Reporter, Future Teachers Club lg Literary Magazine Staff Ig Theatre Guild II, Falcon Follies II, Talon Club III: Home- coming Maid II, Queen IIIg Homeroom President II, Secretary Treasurer III. JACKIE SUE DYKMAN Typing Club Ig Modeling Club IIg Theatre Guild III. GARY EDMON SON Gym Club Ig Athletic Club II, Study Club III, Baseball Team II, III, Falcon Follies II, III. TERESA DIANNE ELLIS Future Nurses Club Ig Mu Alpha Theta lIIg Paper Staff I, II, IIIg Quill and Scroll II, IIIg National Honor Society II, III. BOBBY ESTESS Vice President Science Club Ig Vice President Homeroom Ig Literary Magazine Ig Harding College Citizenship Seminar IIQ Honorable Mention Big Eight II, Rameur Staff Illg Student Council Representative IIIQ Rotarian IIIg Junior Classical League III, Senate I, II, Mu Alpha Theta I, II, Vice President IIIg Varsity Club II, IIIg Football Team II, IIIg National Honor Society II, III. eniors Enjoy Plight Of Lowly Slaves '6Now, what would Bobby Kennedy do in a situation like this? Et tu, Suttle? CHARLES E. ESTESS, JUNIOR Falcon Follies II, Varsity Club III, Football Team III, Concert Choir III, Vice President I, III, Hunting and Fishing I, President II. .IO ANNE FALVEY Vice President, Y-Teens I, Theatre Guild II, Homeroom, Re- porter I, Secretary II, Safety Council III, Wingfield Players III, Falcon Follies I, II, III. Q GARY FARMER ' Hi-Y Ig Hunting and Fishing Club I, II, III. ROBERT EARLE FARR II Louis Le Fleur Heritage Club I, Chess Club II, Scholastic Art Award Finalist II, Parnassus Art Staff II, Talon Club III, Ra- meur Staff III, NSPA Delegate III, Homeroom President III, Junior Classical League II, III, Junior Historical Society I, II, III, Debate II, III, Debate Team III, Falcon Follies I, III, Stage Manager II, Quill and Scroll III, i '-'QV SUSAN ELIZABETH FIELD 'dmv Y-Teens I, Theatre Guild II, Modeling Club III, Mu Alpha Theta III, Office Assistant II, III, National Honor Society II, III, Concert Choir II, Accompanist III. WILLIAM QCURRYJ FIELDS Hunting and Fishing Club I, II, III. Seniors Exhibit Enthusiasm At Pep Rallies So this is what a pep rally looks like? Our guns aren't loaded , . . yet! MICHAEL EUGENE FERRISS Hunting and Fishing Club I, II, Varsity Club III, Homeroom President III, Football III, Track II, III. LINDA FLETCHER Art Club I, II, Secretary Ig Junior Classical League II, IIIQ Homemaking Club III. WILLIAM ALLISON FLINT Junior Red Cross Ig Junior Classical League I, II, Safety Council II, III. LINDA FLOWERS National Honor Society Ilg Safety Council Ig Library Assistant I, IIg Theatre Guild II, III, Junior Historical Society I, II, III. MARY JANE FORTENBERRY Y-Teens Club I, II, Homemaking Club Ig Library Assistant I, Ilg Wing- field Players III. JAMES FRANKLIN Chess Club I, Ilg Junior Historical Society II, Theatre Guild III. DOUGLAS F RAZIER Literary Publication Ig Football II, Illg Track II, III, National Honor Society II, III, Varsity Club II, IIIQ Junior Classical League I, II, Senate III, Concert Choir III: Wanderers Illg Wingspread IIIQ Mu Alpha Theta I, II, IIIg Junior Historical Society I, II, H15 Falcon Follies I, II, 111. WILL FRENCH Chess Club Ig Vice-president, Study Club Ilg Theatre Guild III. CYNTHIA SUE FRIZSELL Y-Teens Ig Theatre Guild II, III. JOE D. GALLASPY Track II, lIIg Varsity Club II, IIIQ Vice-president Homeroom II. BEVERLY GATES Future Nurses Club Ig Junior Classical League II, Illg National Honor Society II, IIIQ Mu Alpha Theta I, II, IIIg Wingspread Staff III. TOMMY GATES l Hunting and Fishing Club I, Vice-president IIg Auto Club III. GARY GATEWOOD Hunting and Fishing Club I, Vice-president IIQ Auto Club III. LARRY KENNETH GATEWOOD Vice-president Gym Club Ig Hunting and Fishing Club IIg Auto Club IIlg Basketball Ig Falcon Follies Ilg Junior Classical League II, III. WILLIAM M. GEORGE Baseball Ig Gym Ilg Hunting and Fishing Club III, Baseball Ig Homeroom Vice-president I. CALVIN GLAZE Baseball Ig Gym Club Ilg Theatre Guild III, Homeroom Re- porter I. I LINDA ANN GOLSON Future Nurses Club Ig Future Teachers Ilg Junior Historical Society Ig Homemaking Club III, Wingfield Players III. MELBA GRAHAM Y-Teens I, II, III. CONNIE LYNN GRAY Junior Red Cross Ig Theatre Guild IIg Talon Club III: Volleyball III3 Gym Assistant IIIQ Falcon Follies I, II, IIIg Homeroom Secretary I. PATSY MARIE GRIFFITH Safety Club Representative Ig Future Teachers Club II, Repre- sentative IIIg Office Assistant Ilg Debate Club II, III, Gym As- sistant IIIQ Junior Historical Society Ig .Iunior Classical League II, IIIg Reporter, Junior Class Ilg Homeroom President II, Illg Falcon Follies II. 5 . omg o HI studied all night and now he's postponed the test. Well, personally, l'm glad Seniors Put tudies First JERRY LEE GUTHRIE Music Appreciation Ig Chess Club llg Study Club Illg Junior Classical League I, II, III. LINDA DIANNE HAlVlEL Future Teachers Club Ig Safety Council Ilg Theatre Guild II, Office Assistant II, IIIg Modeling Club Illg Falcon Fol- lies I, II, III. JO HAMILTON Y-Teens Club Ig Art Club Ilg Stage Band Illg Band Il, III. STEVE LOUIS HAND Junior Historical Society I, II, Photographer I, II, Wingspread Club I, II, Illg Wingspread Photographer I, II, III. GEORGE HARRELL Louis Le Fleur Heritage Club Reporter Ig President, Homeroom lg Junior Historical Society I, Parliamentarian II, Illg NSPA Delegate llg MASC Delegate Ilg Class Vice-president IIg Vice-president, Homeroom Hg Debate Team Ilg Superior Award Debate IIg Concert Choir Illg Manager Bas- ketball Team IIIg Wingfield Players Illg Youth Congress Ilg Student Council II, Illg Junior Classical League II, Illg Rumeur Club II, Illg Mu Alpha Theta II, Illg Quill and Scroll Ilg Rameur Staff II, Illg Falcon Follies I, II, III. MICKEY JEANNE HARRIS Vice-president, Y-Teens Club Ig Office Assistant II, Illg Y-Teens Club I, II, III. -wus, Mono-what? That was funny the first 500 times. eniors Reveal Depth f Knowledge MICHAEL CLAYTON 'HARRIS Junior Classical League Il, IIIQ Math Award II, III, Mu Alpha Theta Il, III, Golf Team II, lllg Golf Club I, II, III. PAMELA SUE HARRIS Y-Teens Ig Theatre Guild IIg Modeling Club III. CARL HARRISON Baseball Ig Hunting and Fishing Club II, Auto Club III. LESLIE HEFLIN Newspaper Staff Ig Creative Writing Club lg Falcon Follies I, II, III, Future Teachers Club IIg Public Relations Club III, Concert Choir Illg Secretary Debate Club II, III, Quill and Scroll II, Illg National Honor Society II, IIIQ Rumeur Staff Il, lllg Junior Classical League Senate II, III, Wingfield Players III, ,lunior Historical Society I, III, Executive Council llg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, III. DIANNA SUE HEMPHILL Y-Teens I, Treasurer, Safety Council II, Falcon Follies Ig NSPA Dele- gate Ig Wingsprerzd Staff I, Il, Co-Circulation Manager III, Wingspread Club II, III, Concert Choir I, Librarian II, III, Choir Council ll, III, Quill and Scroll Il, IIIQ National Honor Society II, III, .lunior Classical League II, III, Mu Alpha Theta I, II, III. PAT HERRINGTON Theatre Guild I, II, Ill, Mu Alpha Theta Ig Falcon Follies I, Il, Rameur Staff Illg Quill and Scroll III. WILLIAM HOWARD HIATT Spanish Club Ig Falcon Follies Ig Parnassus Staff Ilg Wingspread Staff II, IIIg Wingspread Club II, IIIg Mu Alpha Theta II, Illg National Honor Society II, IIIQ Quill and Scroll II, III: Junior Historical Society II, Illg Junior Classical League II, III. MICHAEL PAUL HIGDON Baseball Club Ig Varsity Club IIg Golf Club IIIQ Football I, Ilg Falcon Follies I, II. JAMES L. HIGHTOWER Tennis Club I: JETS II: Varsity Club Illg Football II, IIIg Basketball IIg Track I, III, Baseball II, III, Junior Classical League II, III. BEVERLY CARROLL HILBUN Theatre Guild llg Y-Teens I, III. JIMMY HILTON Aff Club 1, 11, HI. MAXIMILLIAN ALBERT HOLLAND Hi-Y Ig President Study Club Ilg Varsity Club IIIIg Baseball Ig Football II, III. MONA ELISE HOLLAND Junior Red Cross Ig Secretary Homeroom Ig Theatre Guild Ilg Talon Club IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, III. JANET MAE HONEYCUTT Future Nurses Club Ig Art Club IIg Theatre Guild Illg Junior Classical League III. DIANNE HOOD Future Teachers Club Ig Reporter Homeroom Ig NSPA Delegate II: Wingspread Club Ilg Cheerleader III: Student Body Secretary Illg Talon Club IIIQ Falcon Follies I, II, IIIg Mu Alpha Theta Il, IIIQ Wingspread Staff II, III. TIMOTHY LEE HOUSE Hunting and Fishing Club Ig Homeroom President IIg All Big Eight Honorable Mention Ilg Player of the Week IIIg Best Sportsmanship Award, Kiwanis Bowl, III. GLORIA JEAN HOWELL French Award Ig Y-Teens I, Treasurer II, Homemaking Club Illg Office Assistant II, 'lllg National Honor Society II, Illg MAFS Delegate II. DONNA KAY HUBBARD Literary Magazine Ig Vice-president of Homeroom Ig Secretary- Treasurer of Homeroomlllg Talon Club IIIg Theatre Guild I, Ilg Junior Classical League II, IIIg National Honor Society II, IIIg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, III: Falcon Follies I, II, III. WAYNE HUSBAND Vice-president Baseball Club It National Honor Society Ilg President Homeroom IIIg Varsity Club II, Secretary IIIQ Mu Alpha Theta II, III: Basketball I, II, IIIg Baseball I, II, IIIQ Junior Historical Society III. LLOYD ANDERSON HUTCHINS Hunting and Fishing Club I, Ilg Guitar Club III. BRENDA GAIL HYDRICK Y-Teens Ig National Honor Society Ig Future Teachers Club IIQ Home- room Secretary-Treasurer IIg Homemaking Club III. CHARLES STANLEY QBOJ JANOS Homeroom President Ig Secretary IIg Vice-president Varsity Club II, Homeroom President IIIg Football I, II, IIIQ Track II: Baseball I, II, III. STEVE JANOS Boys Gym Ilg Hunting and Fishing I, III. NATHAN OWEN JARNAGIN Junior Historical Society Ig JETS IIIg Hunting and Fishing Club I, II. KAY MARTIN JOHNSON Homemaking Club Ig Y-Teens II g Modeling Club Illg Office Assistant III. PEGGY ANN JOHNSON Falcon Follies Ig Safety Council Secretary Ig Y-Teen Vice-presi- dent Ilg Y-Teen Club Illg Homeroom Vice-president I, Ilg Wingfield Players III. PEGGY JAN JOHNSON Future Homemakers Club Ig Homeroom Reporter Ig Theatre Guild IIg Falcon Follies I, IIg Junior Historical Society II, IIIg Safety Council II, Secretary III. CAROL JONES Homeroom Reporter Ig Theatre Guild I, IIQ Talon Club IIIQ Quill and Scroll IIIQ Wingspread Staff IIIg Junior Historical flciciety IIIQ Junior Classical League II, IIIg Falcon Follies II, DEBORAH ANN JONES Theatre Guild I, IIg Talon Club IIIg Homeroom Reporter IIIQ Junior Historical Society IIIg Wingspread Staff Illg Girls State III: Falcon Follies I, II, III. DOUGLAS EDMUND JONES Hunting and Fishing Club I, llg Junior Classical League II, IIIg Study Club III. GINGER JONES Tennis Club Ig Library Assistant Ilg Tennis Ilg Homeroom President IIIQ Rameur Staff IIIg Future Teachers Club II, III: Volleyball Team II, IIIg Quill and Scroll IIIQ National Honor Society II, IIIg Junior Classical League I, II, Illg Mu Alpha Theta II, Reporter III. JAMES JOSEPH JONES Baseball Club Ig Gym Club Ilg Hunting and Fishing Club IIIg Safety Council I, IIIQ Falcon Follies I, II, III. Seniors Cherish Lasting Friendships No, my name isn't Jimmy. You would rather fight than what? eniors Treasure JOHNNY JONES JETS Ilg Debate IIIg Concert Choir Reporter IIIg Wingspread IIIg NSPA Delegate Illg Hi-Y Reporter IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, IIIg National Honor Society II, IIIg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, IIIg Junior Historical Society I, III, Reporter IIg Junior Classical League I, II, III. KENNETH RENEA JONES Vice-president Golf Club IIg Concert Choir IIIQ Golf I. II, Ill: Golf Club I, II. JANIS OUIDA JORDAN Theatre Guild I, Homeroom Secretary Ig Library Assistant IIQ Wingfield Players IIIg Junior Classical League II, IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, IIIQ Safety Council Secretary II, President III. JILL JORDAN Volleyball Team III, Falcon Follies II, IIIg Quill and Scroll II, IIIg Wingspread II, Business Manager IIIg National Honor Society IIIg Junior Historical Society I, II, IIIg Student Council Representative IIIg Wingspread Club II, III: Homeroom Vice- president I, President II, Secretary-Treasurer III. WILLIAM VAN JUSTICE II Advanced Science Club Ig Mu Alpha Theta Ig JETS Ilg Student Council Representative IIQ Debate Club Vice-president II, President IIIg Falcon Follies II, IIIg Junior Historical Society Vice-president II, IIIg Junior Classical League I, II, Reporter IIIg Wingspread Staff Illg Hi-Y Vice- president IIIg MASC Delegate Workshop IIIg Youth Congress IIIg Wing- field Players IIIg Junior Classical League Senate IIIQ Student Body Vice- president IIIQ Rotary Club Boy of the Month IIIg Quill and Scroll III. PAMELA KALAHAR Vice-president Homeroom Ig Theatre Guild Ig Modeling Club II: Talon Club IIIQ Falcon Follies I. II. And you tackle the one with the ball. Football Memories ls........... ,wwtr, :MJ 'naw-.,, ,.zss:r1-,.fmt:Q.,fsftst ..ff set DAVID LEE KELLY Vice-president Homeroom Ig Hunting and Fishing Club Ig Treasurer Ilg Auto Club III. DENNIS LAMAR KELLY Hunting and Fishing Club I, IIIg Boys Gym Club IIg Junior Classical League II, III. PAULA KELSEY Homeroom Secretary Ig Reporter, Theatre Guild Ig Theatre Guild I, II, IIIg Falcon Follies II, III. LINDA CAROL KENNEDY Spanish Club IIIg Vice-president IIg Assistant Editor Parnassus IIg Library Assistant I, II, IIIg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, IIIg Junior Historical Society II, IIIg National Honor Society II, III. TERESA ROBERTA KILPATRICK Typing Club Ig Modeling Club IIg Junior Classical League II, Y-Teens III. WANDA GAYLE KIRBY Vice-president Y-Teens Ig Homeroom Secretary Ig Theatre Guild IIg Talon Club III. DEBORAH GAIL KN OTT Heritage Club Ig Homeroom Vice-president Ig Office Assistant IIg Junior Classical League Ilg Theatre Guild II, III. MARGARET ELIZABETH KRONE Y-Teens Ig Future Teachers Club Ilg Homemaking Club III. EVELYN ELAINE LAIRD Spanish Club Ig Modeling Club Ilg Homemaking Club III. JOHN TIMOTHY LAND Chess Club Ig Theatre Guild Ilg Auto Club IIIg Mu Alpha Theta II, III. JUDY F AYE LANE Y-Teens Ig Theatre Guild Ilg Homemaking Club III. DANNY LEE Hunting and Fishing I, II, III. STEVE LEECH Hunting and Fishing Club Ig Junior Class President Ilg NSPA Delegate IIg Boy of the Month IIg SCOPE Conference IIg Wingfield Players IIIg MASC Convention Delegate IIg MASC Workshop Delegate IIIg Rotarian of the Month IIIg President of the Student Body IIIg Delegate to Youth Congress IIIg Rameur Club IIIg Mu Alpha Theta I, IIIg Debate I, II, President IIIg Junior Historical Society III, President IIg Quill and Scroll II, Illg Rameur Staff II, Business Manager IlIg Falcon Follies I, II, III. BRUCE LEGG Homeroom President Ig Theatre Guild IIg Homeroom Treasurer II, Hunting and Fishing I, IIg Falcon Follies II, III. SHEILA MARLENE LEWIS Art Club Ig Theatre Club IIg Scholastic Art Award IIg Talon Club III: glfespians II, IIIg Homeroom Reporter II, IIIg Library Assistant I, II, VICKI DIANE LEWIS Choral Music Club Ig Theatre Guild II, III. CANDY LINDBERGH Theatre Guild I, II, IIIg Concert Choir II, III. DEBORAH JEAN LINDSEY Y-Teens Ig Theatre Guild IIg Homeroom Vice-president IIg Theatre Guild III. LEE LINDSEY Hunting and Fishing I, II. ANNIE LOGAN Theatre Guild II, III. Senior Christmas Memories Linger RUTH Y-Teens LOGAN Ig Modeling Club Hg Theatre Guild Hlg Library Assistant II. JOSEPH NATHANIEL LOTT Junior Historical Society I, II, IIIg Junior Classical League H, Hlg Debate Team H, IIIg Falcon Follies l, II, IIIg Chess Club Hg Public Relations Club IIIg Wingfield Players H, Hlg NSPA Delegate Hg Youth Congress Hlg Concert Choir IIIg Basketball Manager Hlg Thespians Hlg Quill and Scroll Hg Library As- sistant II. WINSTON LOTT Hunting and Fishing Club I, H, IIIg Concert Choir H, President IIIQ Wanderers II, IH. WAYNE LYLES Typing Club Ig Baseball Club Hg Secretary, Homeroom Ig Jun- ior Classical League Il, III. WANDA JANELLE McCAIN Junior Historical Society Ig Mu Alpha Theta Ig Volleyball Team Hg Art Club I, Hg Secretary Homeroom Hlg Talon Club IH. VIVIAN DARLENE MCCOLLUM Y-Teen l, Theatre Guild Ilg Modeling Club IIIg Mu Alpha Theta I, Hg National Honor Society I, H. I've never kissed a man with a beard before! It takes more than that to make me laugh. Y I R-r-r-ruffles have r-r-r-ridges. Senrors Possess Good Sense Of Humor JAMES C. MCHANN Hunting and Fishing Club I, Homeroom Reporter II, Varsity. III, Base- ball II, III, Youth Congress III, Falcon Follies II, III. DAVID ALEXANDER MCINTOSH, IR. Hi-Y Club I, Harding College Freedom Seminar II, Track II, III, Varsity Club II, III, Concert Choir III, Wanderers III, Basketball I, II, III. INA ELIZABETH MCKNIGHT QLIBBYJ Library Assistant I, Wingspread Staff II, Junior Classical League II: Theatre Guild I, II, Falcon Follies I, III, Junior Historical Society II, III, Homemaking Club III, Office Assistant III. IENIFER SUE IVICNIEL Y-Teens I, Junior Classical League I, Theatre Guild II, III. SUZANNE FRANCES MCQUIRTER Safety Council I, Junior Historical Society I, Theatre Guild I, II, Na- tional Honor Society II, III, Student Council Representative III, Quill and Scroll III, Wingspread Staff III, Homemaking Club III. RONALD LEE MAHON Junior Historical Society I, III, National Honor Society II, Varsity Club II, Student Council Representative II, III, Rameur Staff II, III, Concert Choir III, Vice-president Senior Class III, Mu Alpha Theta I, II, III, NSPA Convention Delegate II, Quill and Scroll II. GARY MARTIN Theatre Guild III, Tennis Club II, III, Tennis II, III. STEPHANIE MARTIN Music Appreciation Club Ig Boating and Skiing Club II, Re- porter, Theatre Guild III, President, Junior Classical League III. THOMAS GERALD MARTIN Hi-Y I, Vice-president II, Public Relations Club H13 Mu Alpha Theta III, Junior Historical Society II, III, National Honor Society II, III. CONNIE MASSEY Talon Club III, Homeroom Vice-president IIIg Library Assistant IIIg Gym Assistant III, Theatre Guild I, II, Falcon Follies I, II, III. SUSAN LAVERY MEASELLS Junior Red Cross Ig Theater Guild Ilg Talon Club III, Gym Assistant III, Junior Classical League II, III, Concert Choir II, III, Wanderers III. MARGIE MELLEN Junior Historical Society Ig Mu Alpha Theta Ig Office Assistant Ilg Homeroom Secretary IIg President Modeling Club II, Junior Classical League Senate III, Wingspread Staff III, Band IIIg Stage Band III. FRANCIS ELAINE MILLER Tennis II, Delegate to Cirl's State III, Stage Band III, Delegate to Mississippi High School Band Clinic III, Theatre Guild I, IIg National Honor Society II, III, Mu Alpha Theta I, II, III, Delegate to Mississippi High School Band Contest I, II, III, Band I, II, IIIg Majorette II, III. ANNE LANELL MITCHELL Y-Teens Ig Modeling Club II, Theatre Guild III, Junior Classical League I, II, IIIg Secretary Treasurer of Junior Classical League IIIQ Mu Alpha Theta II, III, National Honor Society II, III. JAMES DANIEL MOORE Homeroom Vice President Ig Band Council Ig Band Officer Ig Key Club gglgalon Club IIIQ Marching Band I, II, IIIg National Honor Society DOROTHY ANNE MOORE Homemaking Club III. AUDREY MAE MORGAN Typing Club Ig Modeling Club Ilg Talon Club IIIg Cheerleader II, III, Homeroom Vice-president I, II, Secretary IIIg Falcon Follies I, II. MARTHA LOU MORGAN Typing Club Ig Theatre Guild IIg Talon Club IIIg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, III, National Honor Society II, IIIg .Iunior Historical Society II, III. CHERYL MORRISON .Iunior Historical Society Ig Vice-president Typing Club Ig Choir III: Future Teachers Club II, III, Volleyball II, III, Youth Congress II, III: Office Assistant II, III. GLORIA MORRISON Homeroom Vice-president I3 Falcon Follies I, II, Theatre Guild I, II, III. MIKE MUIRHEAD Clfess Club Ig Hunting and Fishing Club II: Talon Club III, Band I, II, II . CHARLES LAMAR NARON Baseball Club Ig Hunting and Fishing II, Theatre Guild III. MARY MAYCEL NETHERLAND Library Assistant II, Parnassus Staff II, Talon Club III, Rameur Staff III, Quill and Scroll III, National Honor Society II, III: .Iunior His- torical Society II, III, Art Club I, Secretary IIg .Iunior Classical League II, III, Convention II, III, Mu Alpha Theta I, II, III, Convention Ig Falcon Follies I, II, III. LARRY NEWMAN Auto Club III, Reporter, Rock and Mineral Club I, II. BILLY NEWSOME Auto Club IIIg Boys Gym Club I, II. CHARLES CRAIG NIEMI Treasurer, Homeroom Ig Auto Club III, Golf Club I, II. JERRY LYNN NIX Vice President of Homeroom Ig Reporter Creative Writing Club Ig Falcon Follies I, Ilg Delegate to French Convention at Mississippi College II: Theatre Guild IIg Safety Council IIQ Junior Historical Society Ilg Li- brary Assistant IIg Modeling Club IIIg Concert Choir IIIg Rameur Staff IIIQ National Honor Society IIIg Quill and Scroll III. BONNIE BETH O,BANNON Library Assistant Ig Secretary of Library Club Ig Vice-president of Homeroom Ig Mu Alpha Theta Ig Theatre Guild Ilg Home- making Club IIIg Vice-president of Homeroom III: Wingspread Staff IIIQ Junior Classical League Il, III: Reporter of Latin Class II, IIIg Falcon Follies Il, III. .IACQUELINE OVERBEY Y-Teens Ig Modeling Club IIg Homemaking Club IIIg Concert Choir III. BOBBY PALMER Hi-Y Club Ig Baseball Club IIg Guitar Club III. HERMAN EDWARD PALMER Study Club IIg Junior Classical League Ilg Hunting and Fishinv' Club I MIKE PARKER Safety Council IIIg Hunting and Fishing Club I, IIg Band I, II, Seniors Find Time For Personal Interests M i Two's company . . , .... Three's a crowd, bud l Typing C LARRY Safety Cl lll. JAMES Seniors Explore RUTH ANN PARKER lub, Reporter lg Junior Historical Society Ig Theater Guild Il, IIIg Falcon Follies I, H. JUDY LANELL PERRY Typng Ig Junior Historical Society Ig Y-Teensg Homemaking Club I, Treasurerg National Honor Society II. JEFF PIGF ORD uh lg Junior Historical Society lg Cyni Club IIg Theatre Guild GARY PAUL PIGG Junior Classical League I, Senate llg Chess Club lg Homerooni Reporter Hg Colf Club Reporter Hg Junior Historical Society Hg National Honor Society Ilg Golf Team Hg Photographer Wing- spread II, Hlg Mu Alpha Theta III, Secretaryg Public Rela- tions Club Ill. MALCOLM CAMPBELL PITTS Junior Historical Society lg Mu Alpha Theta H, IIIg Jets Club llg Junior Classical League H, IIIg Hi-Y Club IH, Chaplain. JAMES MICHAEL PITTS Boating and Skiing Club Ig Hunting and Fishing Club Hg Auto Club IH. Wonders Of Science I can't help it if I'm not another Einstein! JONATHAN SCOTT POLK Public Relations Club IIIg Falcon Follies I, II: Junior Classical League II, Illg Junior Historical Society I, Ilg Concert Choir II, IIIg Choir Coun- cil IIIg Wanderers II, III. MARK EDWARD POWER Gym Club Ig Baseball Club Ilg Theatre Guild Illg Mu Alpha Theta II, IIIQ Basketball Ilg National Honor Society IIg Golf 1, 11,1u. y LYNDA CAROL PRATHER Junior Historical Society Ig Art Club Ilg Talon Club IIIg Library As- sistant I, llg Office Assistant III. MARGARET ANN PRESLAR Choir I, II, III, Vice-president IIIg Wanderers II, IIIg Music Appreciation Club I, Presidentg Theatre Guild II, IIIg Homeroom President I, Vice-president Ilg Junior Classical League II. DEBBIE PUCKETT Reporter Homeroom Ig Secretary Homeroom Ilg Choir Ilg Theatre Guild I, II, III. JANICE LYNN REED Y-Teens I, Ilg Golf Club IIIg Volleyball III. JAMES HENRY RENFROE JR. Music Appreciation Club Ig Boys Gym Club Ilg Theatre Guild III. LARRY B. RENFROW Gym Club I, Ilg Theatre Guild III. MICHAEL DAVID RICHARD Baseball Ig Hunting and Fishing II, III, Vice-president IIIQ Homeroom President Ig Homeroom Secretary III. BETTY RIMMER Creative Writing Club Ip Theatre Guild IIQ Talon Club IIIQ Home-room Secretary Ig Student Production I, II. STEVE RIVES Junior Historical Society Ig Vice President of Homeroom Ilg Concert Choir IIIg Student Council IIIg Class President IIIg Mu Alpha Theta II, Illg Athletic Club II, III: Basketball I, II, IIIg Baseball I, II, III. .IANIE ROBBINS Girl's Hi-Y I, Vice Presidentg Homeroom Reporter Ig Wing- spread Staff Ig Future Teachers Ilg Safety Council I, Illg Falcon Follies I, II, III. BENNY JERRYLE ROBERTS Hunting Baseball and Fishing Club Ig Mu Alpha Theta Ig Baseball Club Ilg Team II, IIIg National Honor Society Ilg Spanish Club III. LEONARD ROBERTS Vice President of Homeroom Ig President of Homeroom IIg Hunt- ing and Fishing Club IIIg Gym Club I, II, Vice President II. MICHAEL RICHARD ROBINSON Art Club Ig Boating and Safety Club Ilg Safety Council III. ALVIN THURSTON ROCHELLE President of Hunting and Fishing Club Ilg Vice President of Homeroom III. RICHARD BLAIR ROPER Student Council III, Wingfield Players IIIg Youth Congress Delegate III: Debate Team III, Reporterg Track Team II, III, Quill and Scroll II, IIIg National Honor Society II, IIIg Mu Alpha I, II, III, President IIIg Junior Historical Society I, II, IIIg Junior Classical League I, II, Illg Wingspread Staff I, II, III, Managing Editor IIIg Falcon Follies I, Il, III, Director II. DONALD CURRY ROSAIVIOND Chess Club Ig .lets IIg Theater Guild III. CYNTHIA CAIVIILLE RUNNELS Secretary of Homeroom Ig Red Cross Ig Reporter of Homeroom Ilg Safety Council II, Homemaking Club President III, Concert Choir Il, III, ,lunior Historical Society II, III. PAULA SANFORD Library Assistant Ig President of Homeroom Ig Art Club Ig NSPA Delegate Ilg President of Homemaking Club Ilg Junior Class Representative Ilg Secretary of Homeroom IIIg Student Body Reporter Illg Rameur Club IIIg Rameur Staff ll, Editor Illg Quill and Scroll II, III, Falcon Follies I, III, National Honor Society Il, IIIg Junior Historical Society II, III, Secre- tary Ilg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, Ill. l I always knew l'd be a leader some day. '4Say cheese, Mule Seniors Reveal Leadership Qualities THOMAS WILLIAM SANFORD Golf I, Ilg Auto Club III. RUSSELL ALLEN SCAFIDEL JR. Rock and Mineral Club Ig Hunting 'and Fishing Ilg Theatre Guild III. JAMES POWELL SCHIL LING Hunting and Fishing Club Ig Boys Gym Club Hg Theatre Guild lll. KARL DAVID SCHULTZ Student Production Ig Creative Writing III. BRENDA FAYE SCHUMPERT Junior Classical League I, II, Illg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, Illg Folk Music Club lg Art Club H, Ill, Reporter Hg Office Assistant II, Illg Na- tional Honor Society II, lllg Parnassus Staff ll. NELLIE TROYLYN SCOTT Y-Teens lg Future Nurses ll, lll. Once in every week, Drano in every drain. 6 Who spiked the. water fountain? Seniors Place High Value On Water JOHNNY SHANKS Baseball Club Ig Gym Club II, Theatre Guild Ill, Junior Classical League III. BARBARA CECJLE SHEFFIELD Red Cross Representative lg Falcon Follies Ig Scholastic Art Award II, Art Club Illg Theatre Guild I, II, Homeroom Re- porter I, Secretary II, III. LINDA CAROL SHIRLEY Wingspread Club III, Wingspread Staff Illg Quill and Scroll III: Junior Classical League III, Theatre Guild I, Ilg Falcon Follies I, II, III. NANCY SHOOK Theatre Guild, Secretary Ilg Talon Club Illg DAR Good Citizen- ship Award Illg Cheerleader Il, Head Cheerleader IIIg Volleyball Il, IIIg Concert Choir III, Reporter Ilg Homecoming Maid Il, IIIg Wingspread Staff Il, III, Homeroom Reporter I, Secretary II, Junior Historical Society I, II, III, Mu Alpha Theta II, IIIg National Honor Society II, III, Quill and Scroll II, Illg Falcon Follies I, ll, III. CHERIE DIANNE SILLS Safety Council Ilg Wingspread Staff Illg Wingspread Club Illg Quill and Scroll III: Junior Historical Society Illg Theatre Guild I, Il, Home- room Reporter I, Secretary II, Falcon Follies I, II, III. JERRY SIMPSON Falcon Follies Ig Theatre Guild H13 Gym Club I, President II. BRITT SIN GLETARY Junior Historical Society I, IIIQ Varsity Club II, IIIg Football Team II, III DEBORAH ANN SLACK Future Teachers Ig Theatre Guild II, IIIQ Mu Alpha Theta II, III KATHY SUE SLAUGHTER Library Assistant Ig Reporter of Homeroom Ig Secretary of Y-Teens Ig Wingfield Players IIIg Junior Historical Society IIQ Theater Guild II, IIIg Concert Choir II, IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, III. P BILLY G. SMITH Junior Historical Society Ig Hi-Y Reporter Ilg Theatre Guild III. CYNTHIA LOUISE SMITH Falcon Follies Ig Tennis Club I, Ilg Falcon Follies II, IIIg Theatre Guild III. DONALD LOUIS SMITH Junior Historical Society Ig Vice President of Homeroom I: Theatre Guild III: Jets I, IIQ Falcon Follies I, II. PAM SMITH Secretary of Honieroom Ig Junior Red Cross Representative Ig Reporter of Homeroom Ilg Theatre Guild II: Wingspread Staff IIIg Wingspread Club IIIg Quill and Scroll IIIQ Junior Historical Society Illg Reporter of Senior Class IIIg Falcon Follies II, III. DAVID SPAIN Band I, II, III. GLENDA GAYLE SPEED Theatre Guild I, II, III. KAY SPEED Future Nurses Club Ig Paper Staff Ig Wirzgspread Club Ilg Talon Club IIIg Vice President of Home-room IIIg Junior Historical Society III: Falcon Follies III: National Honor Society II. III: Quill and Scroll II, IIIg Wingsprearl Staff II, III, Ad Manager IIIg Mu Alpha Theta I. II, III. Homerooin Vice President Ilg Student Council IIIQ Wingfield Players IIIg BILLY GLENN SPRAYBERRY Homeroom President I, Athletic Club II, III, President II, Gym Club I, Hunting and Fishing Club III, Basketball II, Falcon Follies II. SARA CHRISTIENE SPRUILL Choir II, Theatre Guild I, II, III, Library Assistant II. NANCY GAIL STAMPLEY Future Teachers Club II, Talon Club III, Mu Alpha Theta I, III, Junior Historical Society I, III, National Honor Society I, III, Junior Classical League I, II, III. VIRGINIA KAYE STAMPLEY Future Teacheris Club II, National Honor Society II, III, Office Assistant II, III, Concert Choir II, III, Junior Historical So- ciety I, II, III, Junior Classical League I, II, III. .IUDI ELAINE STARNES Secretary of Homeroom I, Vice President of Homeroom II, Secretary of Concert Choir III, Concert Choir II, III, Wanderers II, III, Theatre Guild I, II, III, Secretary of Class I, II, III. WILLIAM HUGHES STATHAM, JR. Hunting and Fishing Club I, National Honor Society II, Mu Alpha Theta II, Boating Club II, Auto Club III. EVELYN STEWART Debate Club I, NSPA Delegate III, National Merit Semi-Finalist III, Wingspread Club III, Student Council II, III, National Honor Society II, III, Quill and Scroll II, III, Wingsprend Staff I, II, III, Assistant Editor II, Editor III, Junior Classical League I, II, Senate III, Mu Alpha Theta I, II, Treasurer III, Junior Historical Society I, II, III. BEVERLY STO DGHILL Library Assistant I, Reporter of Homeroom I, Homemaking Club II, National Honor Society III, Theatre Guild I, III. JAMES KENNETH SULLIVAN Student Council I, Track II, Concert Choir III, Varsity Club I, II, Vice President II, Vice President of Homeroom II, III, Football I, II, III, Honorable Mention in Big Eight II, Captain of Team II, Player of the Week-Touchdown Club III, Athlete of the Week-WLBT, WJDX III. CHERYL SUMRALL Theatre Guild I, Future Architects, President II, Library As- sistant II, Junior Historical Society II, Spanish Club III. THOMAS WILLIAM TALKINGTON Creative Writing Club Ig National Merit Semi-finalist IIIQ Study Club II, III. BRENDA SUE TAYLOR Student Club Ig Bible Club Ig Library Assistant Ig Theatre Guild II' Volleyball IIIg Future Teachers II, III. SANDRA GAIL THOMPSON Typing Club Ig Theatre Guild II, III. WILLIAM W. TANN Varsity Club Ig Theatre Guild IIIg Basketball II, IIIg Tennis II, III. GARY EDWARD THOMAS Hunting and Fishing Club IIIg Homeroom Secretary I, President II, IIIg Baseball Club I, II. TOMMY ED THOMPSON Hi-Y Ilg Hunting and Fishing I, III. Seniors Make Unusual Discoveries if ' Eleven fingers? Get serious MIKE THOMPSON Typing Club Ig Boys Gym Club IIQ Hunting and Fishing Club IIIg Buse- ball II, Concert Choir IIIg Falcon Follies II, III. GARY DALE THRASH .IETS Ig Homeroom President IIQ Student Council Representative IIg Concert Choir III, Track II, IIIQ Baseball II, Illg Varsity Club II, Illg National Honor Society II, III, Junior Historical Society II, IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, III, Mu Alpha Theta I, II, IIIg Football I, II, III, Junior Classical League I, II, III. J ACK MERRILL TIDWELL Hunting and Fishing Club Ig Boys Gym Club IIQ Varsity Club IIIg Basketball I, II, III. EDDIE TOMPKINS Football Ig Theatre Guild III, Gym Club I, Il. DEBORAH TRAMEI.. Y-Teens Ig Theatre Guild II, IIIg Library Assistant II, III. SHELIA VICTORIA TRAMEL Theatre Guild I, II, III. PETE TRUSSELL Honor Platoon Ig Falcon Follies II, Secretary-Treasurer Theatre Guild Ig Vice-president Boating and Skiing Club IIQ Guitar Club III. LOYD TUCKER Hunting and Fishing Club I, II, III. ANGELA FAYE TURNER Y-Teens Ig Theatre Guild II, III. LYNN TYSON Hunting and Fishing Club Ig Future Architects Club Ilg Study Club III. DON VARNER Homeroom president II, ,Iunior Historical Society II, IIIg Mu Alpha Theta II, III: National Honor Society II, Hi-Y Club, Secretary II, Stage Band II, IIIg Concert Choir III, Hunting and Fishing I. LINDA VARNER Junior Classical League I, IIIg Volleyball IIg Theatre Guild I, Ilg Y-Teens III. WAYNE ROLAND VINSON .Iunior Classical League I, II, IIIg Chess Club III, Theatre Guild Ig Hi-Y II. TAMARA CHRISTI VISSER Theatre Guild I, II, III, Student Productions I, II, III: Wing- field Players III, Homeroom Vice-president I, II. GEORGE TIMOTHY WARD Mu Alpha Theta II, IIIg Hunting and Fishing I, III, Chess Club IIQ .lun- ior Classical League I, II, III, Baseball Team Manager II. LINDA FRANCES WARD Library Assistant Ig Office Assistant III, .Iunior Classical I, II, IIIQ Y-Teens, Vice-president I, President II, Student Productions II, IIIg Junior-Historical. GEORGE FRANKLIN WATSON, JR. Hunting and Fishing Club Ig Auto Club III. SHERRY LYNN WATTS Nursing Club, Reporter Ig Theatre Guild II, Junior Classical League II, Nursing Club III. LARRY MARSHALL WEEKS Typing Club Ig Rameur Club Ilg Band II, III, Falcon Follies, Stage Band III. CHARLES STEVEN WEIIVIER Mu Alpha Theta II, III, Track II, Junior Classical League II, III, National Honor Society II, III, Hunting and Fishing Club I, II, III. .IOHN DAVID WEISSER Science Club Ig Chess Club Ilg JETS IIIQ National Honor Society II, IIIg Mu Alpha Theta I, II, III. TERRY WELCH Safety Council Ig Band IIg Stage Band IIg President Chess Club Ilg Concert Choir IIIg Secretary Treasurer Guitar Club III. JUDY WEST Typing Club Ig Homeroom Secretary II, Reporter IIIg Youth Congress IIQ Creative Writing Club IIg Parliamentarian, Debate Club IIg Seasonal Sports for Girls Club IIIQ Junior Classical League Illg Mu Alpha Theta I, III. RICHARD GLENN WHITE Hunting and Fishing Club I, lIg Auto Club III. TOMMY WHITE Treasurer of Homeroom Ig Hunting and Fishing I, II, III. DEBORAH KAYE WHITECOTTON Theatre Guild Ig Homemaking Hg Concert Choir I, II, III. KAREN ELIZABETH WILKERSON Y-Teens Ig Theatre Guild IIg Concert Choir IIIQ Guitar Club III. LESA NELL WILLIAMS Y-Teens, Secretary Ig Future Teachers IIg Future Nurses IIIg Falcon Follies III. KENT WILLIAMS Hunting and Fishing Ig Quill and Scroll IIQ Junior Historical Society IIIg Rameur Staff II, III: Rameur Club Il, III. KIRBY CLEVELAND WILLIAMSON Photography Club 13 Hunting and Fishing Club IIg Auto Club III. SHELLEY DIANE WILSON Tennis Club Ig Paper Staff Ig Homemaking Club II, Concert Choir III, Rumour Club Illg Rameur Staff II, III, Mu Alpha Theta I, II, III, Convention Ig Junior Historical Society I, IIg National Honor Society II, IlIg Quill and Scroll Il, Illg Falcon Follies I, II, III. VICKI WILSON Safety Club Ig Talon Club Illg Quill and Scroll III: .lunior Historical Society Illg Wingspreud Staff IIIg Secretary Home- room I, Ilg Falcon Follies II, III. STANLEE lVl. WOOTAN Y-Teens Club Ig Theatre Guild II, III. MORRIS GARDNER WRIGHT DONNA JO YELVERTON Talon Club III: Concert Choir Illg Homecoming Maid IIIg Volleyball IIIQ Theatre Guild I, II, Homeroom Reporter I, Ilg Library Assistant II, IIIg Falcon Follies I, II, III. MYRTLE IRENE YOUNG .Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer Ig Talon Club Illg Office As- sistant III, Art Club I, Vice-president II. KAREN SUE ZILA Typing Club Ig Art Club Ilg Safety Council III. JANET BALKO Summer Graduate, 1967. DEBBIE BRITT Summer Graduate, 1967, MARGARET SHOEMAKE Summer Graduate, 1967. lass Leaders Spark Junior Achievements CLASS OFFICERS: Jerry McBride, Presidentg Dorothy Chadwick, Vice-presidentg Judy Horne, Secretary-Tneasurerg Patricia Cameron. SPONSORS: Mr. Alan Lowe and Mr. Glyn Turnipseed. 200 Barbara Agard Nolan Aikens Roger Arnhurgy Rebecca Anderson Sheila Archer Sharon Armstrong Randy Ashley Beth Austin Betty Baecher Steve Bailey William Ballard Mary Barham Paula Barrett ,loan Bell Beverly Bennett Eddie Berry Greg Berry Paul Berry Mitch Black Susan Blackwell Charles Bolls Billy Boone Allen Bowers Vicki Boyte Patricia Breeden Rudy Brooks Bill Buck Beverly Busby Tommy Calloway Donna Cameron Patricia Cameron Rosalyn Caradine Gene Casaver Steve Cash Dorothy Chadwick Pam Chambers 'Deborah Champion Larry Chance George Chatham Bobby Clay Rodney Cochran Don Corkern Deborah Cost Ray Coulter Ann Cox Diane Crosby Teresa Crosby Regina Cumberland Pucker up, Buttercup! Juniors Take Advantage Of Opportunity Don Cummins Ned Currie Bob Daniel Debbie Davis Kathy Davis Loretta DeF0e Bob Dennis Marcia Dickson Joyce Donald Ricky Dorman Peggy Douglas Chauncey Dunbar Jane Dunn Mary Ellen Eisworth Betsey Ellis Erin Ellis Hercules unchained? And my boyfriend only bid a dollar! Juniors Undergo JCL Initiation Charles England Howard Errington Anita Estes Debbie Etheridge Boyd Falvey Kathy Farmer Mickey Felder Alan Flowers Roger Flowers Charles Foose Carolyn Forbes Karen Ford Linda Ford Joe Fortenberry Libby French Debbie Frizsell Sarah Garland Janice Garner Pam Gates Toby Gatewood Darrell George Jeff Gilbert Cliff Gill Jimmy Gilmer Johnn Gi son Y P Rocky Godbold Mike Goldman Cheryl Goodman Norma Goodson John Gorcly Johnny Grant Willie Graves Jimmy Gray Linda Green Ray Grubbs Gwen Gullage I 205 Andy Gunn Linda Guthrie Tommy Hall Fred Hardwick Allen Harper Cindra Harper Ricky Harrell Phil Harris Stephen Harsch Ronnie Hartley Sandra Hartzog Vicki Hartzog Jonithan Hatcher Deborah Hawkins Mike Hayden Phil Hays Jerry Helms Howard Henderson Bobby Herrington James Herrington Wanda Herrington Linda Hill Johnny Hilton Kathy Hodges Billy Holden Billy Holder John Holmes Patti Holston Judy Horne Kenny Howell Sheila Howell Pam Howorth Mary Ellen Hubbard Patricia Hubbard Gary Hudgens Donna Huff Juniors Explore School Facilities g'Sorry, we closed at six, Guess who? Paul Husband James Hutchinson Donna Hutchison Brenda Hyde David Jackson Jimmy Jackson Lynn Jenkins Robert Johnson Pam Jolley Paula Jolley A1 Jones Donny Jones Juniors Seek And Discover li re id thx three times and I still don t und:-lst :nd Are You Sure fleas have blue 0565? Reeves Jones Rita J ones Beth Kennedy Donna Keys Kerry Keys Deborah Kilgore Larry King Robin King Charles Klink Bill Korlath Leland Kornegay Gena Krone Buzzy Lalfollette Billy Lambert Kathy Langston Patti Lavender Dona Leach Paul Ledlow Linda Lee Tom Linville Kay Longfellow Janet Luckett Debbie Lyles Robert lVlcAdory Jerry McBride Porter McCarley Kathy McCool Marsha Kay McGehee Gayle McGowan Thomas McKinnon Beverly Mclaaurin Steve McRaney Diane Mabry Patty Magee Betty Malone Mike Mangum Jerri Manning Becky Marsales Randy Marsalis Carolyn Martin Carol May Ilene May Margaret Mayo Mickey Moore Sandy Mooer Billy Morgan Brenda Morton Linda Morton Yes, I do use Ultra-Lash Juniors Smile Through It All Tommy Moss Sandra Mullen Steve Murff Suzanne Murray Tommy Murray Sharon Myers Sandra Newman Vicki Newton Fred Nichols Wayne Nix Carol Ann Noble Evan Noblin Kay Norcom Nina Northern Gabriele Ogden Mary O'Neal ,lumors Deep In Concentration J eff Pace Linda Sue Pace .Betsy Pack Kay Parker Mary Bess Parker Nancy Peden Mike Pendarvis Carl Pepper Cathy Perkins Carol Phillips Lamar Pickard Bobbie Pickett Nancy Pierce Ruth Plotkin Keith Polk Jackie Ponder Bob Pope Eugene Prescott Louis Price Richard Price Patricia Pyle Beverly Quinn Ricky Rayburn Diane Reynolds Susan Richardson Richard Richter Rosemary Robbins Marilyn Roberts Mary Roberts Richard Roberts David Rodgers Margaret Ross Drayton Rowe Libby Ruddock Jane Russum Dale Sadka ..,..pv Larry Sanford Ricky Saucier Robert Scaife Steve Scott Norman Sellers Zenda Sellers Bobby Sessums Nicky Shelton Warren Shepherd James Sherman Butch Shirley Sue Shoemake Ted Sigerest Larry Simmons Larry Sims David Sitton Bill Slaton Pam Slay Dwight Sledge Kay Sloan Dee Smith John Spain Becky Spearman Alice Stanford Janet Starnes Bobby Stoufer Lynda Strickland Diane Stringer Nancy Sudduth Brenda Summerlin Keith Summerlin Sandie Sutliif Jerry Suttle Jimmy Sykes Donna Tackett James Taylor Phillip Teetson Ronnie Terwilliger Suzy Thomas Dale Thompson Jimmy Thompson Shirley Thompson Cheryl Thornton Henry Thornton Sharon Tidmore Pat Tucker Mike Tynes Patsy Valentine David Wade Chris Walker David Walker Dell Walker Stuart Walker Connie Walters Van Walters Kenneth Ward Billy Warner Jerald Webb Lyn Webster Spud Westmoreland .luniors Demonstrate Unusual Talents Sock it to him! Sherry Wilkes Billy Williams Carol Williams Gloria Williams James Williams Paula Williams Billy Williamson Mike Williamson Lillian Willoughby Donna Wilson Mike Wilson Harold Winborne Victor Windham John Winstead Earl Winterstein Frank Wood Bruce Woods Billy Workman Rita Worrell Wanda Yates SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Janet Smith, reporterg Lisa Coker, vice-presidentg Robert Buck, presidentg Mary Lou Mitchell, secretary. Sophomores Take The Next Step On The Ladder Of Learning 2 I 8 SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Massey and Mrs. Cotney. Rhonda Abel David Alexander Douglas Alexander Deborah Allen Mike Anderson Tony Anthony Matt Armstrong Gwen Ashley Debbie Assaf Donna Bailey Tony Ballard Diane Barham Jimmy Barnes Bruce Barnhill Deborah Baxter Lynn Beasley Bruce Benstem Paula Berry Luanne Black Patty Blailock Dennis Bledsoe Roger Boatner Ray Boone Gary Bowen Vicky Bowman James Bowron Laura Boyette Walter Boykin M, Elizabeth Bradshaw Elizabeth Bramlett Hank Braswell Mitzi Braswell Cheri Brister Roger Broach Donna Brooks Gayle Brooks Dianne Broome Deborah Brown Mike Brown Knight Bruce Cressie Bryant Robert Buck Donnie Burns Candie Burnside Linda Burrage Mike Burris Debbie Butler David Caldwell Wayne Campbell Paul Canzoneri Danny Channell Robert Clark Debbie Clemons Bob Cochran Lisa Coker Jimmy Cole Oven tempered for maximum strength Sophs Jill Conner Bill Cooke Sally Cormier Adapt To New Sltuauons Ernie Covington Lamont Crenshaw Carol Culberson Norward Cumberland Kathleen Curley Terry Curan Brenda Dallas Terri Dassing Diane Daniel Gaye Davis Teresa Davis Jimmy Dennis Eddie Dickerso Il Insert key . . . X yw..r' I We want the Falcons! Sophomores Display Versatility Xxx ,E Nj Vanda Dabbs Tony Doclgen Gary Dorman Bill Dubard Beverly Dyar Pamela Eatmon Mark Easley Emmett Eaton Barry Ellingburg Lynn Entrekin Richard Evans Jim Fagan Cydney Farr Paula Farr Linda Filippin Pat Flanagan Connie Flannigan Lynn Flint Linda Flowers Robert Forrest Gail Fortenberry Becky Foster Terry Foster Greg Fox Carol Frazier Wayne F ryant Ronnie Gardner Pat Germany Bruce Gibbons Lonna Gibson Tim Glenn Deborah Ann Glisson Robert Godfrey Bruce Golden Karey Gordon Lane Gordon Marlan Gordon Becky Gore Ronnie Carl Goss Wayne Greer Nancy Griffith J oe Groover Gary Hall Catherine Hamilton Charles Hammond Linda Hankins Dub Hardy Jennifer Hargett Diane Harrell Delma Harrison Kathy Hart Billy Harvey Tommy Hawk Paul Hays Clayton Head Donna Heflin Elizabeth Helmick Linda Helms Margaret Herman Vickie Herron Harry Hester Judy Hiatt Francie Higgs Libby Hilbun Jimmy Hoefer Gary Holden A. E. Holmes Cindy Holmes Beverly House Cheryl Houston Robert Hudspeth Randall Hughes Judy Hunter Herb Hupperich John Hutson Sharon Hutto Larry Iles Colleen Ingram Debbie Irons Jerry Ishee Mary Janes Douglas Johnson Grant Johnson Barry Jones Buddy Jones Judy Jones Mary Lee Jones Rita Jones Sophs Beheve ln Santa Is Charlie Brown on your Christmas list? Ruthie Jones Peggy Jordan Ricky J urls Diane Keen Debbie Kelly J im Kemp Candace Kennedy Carla Keslinger Andy Kilpatrick Tom King Diana Knight Donna Knight Lane Kolb Gary Korn Melissa Kuhn Steve Kuhn Sophs, Expressions Exhibit Varied Moods Boy, and I thought Junior High was bud! t A -:gm Put white in your bite! Glenn Kyzar Martha Lacy Steve Land Billy Lane Sharon Lasseter Cissy Lee Janet Lee Johnny Leech Margaret Lewis Charles Liles Lee Ann Limbaugh Kathy Lindsey Susan Loftin Brian Lowe Sharon Lowe Susie Lumpkin Frank McCain Jimmy McCluer Monette McCombs Danny McCool Jennie McDade Will McDearman Frank McDonough Kenneth Mclnnis Virginia McKee Debra McKinnon Larry McLellan Donna McLemore Gloria McNair Bo McNeill Stoker McQuirter Beverly Magee Patricia Magee Melinda Majors Terry Marler Kenny Mahon Richard Martin Curtis Massey Gloria Massey Kenneth Massey Jeanie Miller Ricky Miller David Milling Deborah Ann Milling Nona Dyan Mills Carroll Mitchell Mary Lou Mitchell Steve Mitchell Mark Mize Lee Morgan Lizzy Morgan Larry Moore Stanley Moore Mike Morris Bill Morrow Scott Muirhead See what the Ponds 7 day Beauty Plan dld for us? Sophomores Don t Monkey Around Julie Musgrave Billy Myers Frances Newman Susan Neal Ricky Neely Eddie Nell Brenda Nelson Ronnie Nichols Vicky Northern Randy Nutt J eff Obitz Deborah Olson Larry Parham Kay Parker Teresa Parrish Mary Patterson But, let me explain . . . Oh, I forgot. Juniors Suffer Frustrations 213 .5 A 1-lei iiliilw kgs l lk 230 Billy Phillips Brenda Pierce Pat Pitts Lee Polk Mike Pollack Debbie Ponder Nancee Poole Bob Posey Charles Powell Lester Powell Billy Prather Cynthia Price lney Price Bunny Proctor Tim Ragland Lisa Randle Jean Raney Bo Ray Julie Rayburn Carl E. Rayfield Janine Reed Kathy Rein Mark Rein Becky Renfroe Cathy Richardson Ricky Richardson Larry Riddick Bo Rimmer Richard Ritchie Cindy Rives Cynthia Roberts Jimmy Roberts Kathie Roberts Kay Roberts Newton Roberts Randy Robinson Mary Ann Roguemore Ben Root Becky Ross Gladys Rumfelt Margie Rutledge Jimmy Sanders Bob Sanford Katherine Schultz Dewitt Seal Pat Sebro Linda Sessums Kaye Shanks Lynn Shanks Jimmy Shaw Monica Shive Kevin Shorter Sheila Shows Bill Singletary Bobby Slaton Avery Slay Becky Smith 'Beth Smith Conner Smith Debbie Smith Deborah Smith Dennis Smith Huey Smith Jan Smith Janet Smith Johnny Smith Libby Smith Mary F elder Sm Robert Smith Sheryl Smith Shirley Smith Wayne Smith Bryan Speed Mary Speed Arthur Spencer Earl Spencer Steve Spencer Harold Sprayberry Kenneth Stegall Bill Stewart Jennifer Stokes Hugh Stubbs Diane Sullivan Billy Suttle Jeff Sweeney Cindy Tarver Glenn Thames Beverly Thomas , Lf was W are ' i' J' MSW lgirjik A Nobody loves me. Billy Thomas Jeanette Thompson Larry Thompson Marilyn Thompson Billy Thorne Nancye Thornton Laquita Toler Becky Thrash Gary Tierce Morris Tompkins Candy Torrence Rachel Trim Janice Tucker Bill Tuggle Audie Tyson Lynn Usry Sophomores Demonstrate Abilities Mike Usry Sheryl Wadsworth Pamela Lynn Wages Douglas Walker Steve Ward David Warren Davey Watkins Marsha Gail Watkins Cherrie Watts Frances Webb Sharon Weed Sally Weems Paula Welhorn Dawn Welch Debbie-West Kenneth Westbrook Celeste Whatley Vicki White John Whittington Shelia Whitty Kathy Williams James David Williams Michael Williams Roxie Williams Jimmy Williamson Lawrence Williamson Wanda Williamson Gene Willoughby w N: , wa W, I ,, Murray Wilson David Winborne Becky Windham Jim Winstead Lynn Wood Danny Wootton Lloyd Wright Steve Yates 236 Sophs Join In Dodge Fever?? Spring Fever? ?? Don't you have anything smaller? fSf.,x,?: .-Q, .:g,, 1 2' B Q 1, Q4 -'L Tzu. Y :LST , gsm TSR. 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143, 157, 166 Barrett, Marsha 166 Barrett, Paula 201 Bass, Charlie 166 Baxter, Deborah Ann 219 Beard, Marilyn 56, 58 Beasley, Cordelia 57, 166 Beasley, Ernie 57, 84, 166 Beasley, Patricia Kaye 166 Beasley, Vicki Lynn 219 Beck, Carolyn 140, 166 Bell, Mary Joan 66, 201 Bennett, Beverly 55, 61, 63, 201 Benstem, Bruce 219 Benton, Carolyn 42, 50, 54, 60, 62, 140 Berry, Eddie 59, 201 Berry, Greg 47, 50, 51, 55, 56, 58, 61, 63, 139, 201 Berry, Jerry 26 Berry, Paul 201, 219 Berry, Miss Lynda L. 40 Berry, Robert 94, 166 Berry, Robert G. fcoachj 34, 35, 70, 71 Black, Luanne 57, 219 Black, Mitch Wayne 96, 201 Blackwell, Susan 201 Blailock, Patty June 219 Blair, George 67 Blanton, Mrs. Vera 30, 31 Bledsoe, Dennis 219 Boatner, Roger 219 Bolls, Charles 201 Boone, Billy 58, 201 Boone, Ray 21, 219 Boswell, Barbara 167 Boswell, Tommy 157 Bounds, Sidne, ,robert 39, 70, 71 84 Bowen, Gary 57, 219 Bowen, Linda 66, 67, 167 Bowers, James 201 Bowman, Vicky 219 Bowron, James 219 Boyette, Laura 53, 64, 112, 145, 219 Boykin, Walter 219 Boyte, Vicki Lyn 201 Bracey, Ruth 42 Bradley, Mrs. Mary 26 Bradshaw, Elizabeth 220 Bramlett Cecil 167 Bramlett, , Elizabeth Ann 220 Brashier, James 40 Braswell, Braswell, Bratcher, Breeden, Hank 59, 220 Mitzi 220 Mrs. Robbie 30 Patricia 202 Bridges, Don 65, 167 Brigtsen, Mrs. Eleanor 28 Brister, Cheri Lynn 57, 220 Britt, Debbie 199 Broach, Roger 220 Brooks, Amanda Gayle 220 Brooks, Mrs. Mary P. 32 Brooks, Rudy 202 Brooks, Mrs. Sue L. 32, 62, 138 Brooks, Donna Marie 220 Broome, Mrs. Anne 25 Broome, Diane 220 Brown, Deborah Jean 220 Brown, Mike 220 Brown, Nancy 62, 98, 155, 168 Bruce, Knight 66, 220 Bryant, Cressie 57, 220 Buck, Robert 53, 107, 112, 145, 146, 218, 220 Buck, William Hollingsworth Jr. 47, 96, 202 Bullock, Gwen 65, 168 Burch, Tim 168 Burns, Homer 32 Burns, Donnie 220 Burns, Sharon 58, 97, 168 Burnside, Candie 220 Burrage, Linda 220 Burris, Mike 70, 220 Busby, Beverly 55, 59, 202 Busby, Everett 168 Butler, Deborah Elizabeth 61, 63, 220 Butler, Karyn 168 Cain, Gene 169 Caldwell, David 220 Caldwell, Tommy 169 Calloway, Tommy 202 Cameron, Donna 51, 55, 58, 61, 63, 202 Cameron, Patricia Ann 53, 144, 200, 202 Campbell, Wayne 70, 202 Canzoneri, Paul 220 Capton, Larry 169 Caradine, Rosalyn 63, 202 Caraway, Brenda 169 Casaver, Gene 202 Cash, Steve 202 Caston, Bill 32 Chadwick, Dorothy 47, 53, 63, 104, 108, 144, 147, 200, 202 Chadwick, Beth 169 Chambers, Pamela Lynn 202 Champion, Deborah 57, 202 Chance, Larry James 202 Channell, Danny 220 Chatham, George 202 Christopher, Bobby 40 Church, Robin 169 Clark, Mrs. Janet 28 Clark, Peggy 169 Clark, Robert 67, 220 Clay, Bobby 202 Clemons, Deborah 57, 220 Clemons, Mark 58, 60, 96, 112, 169 Cochran, Bob 98, 220 Cochran, Walter Rodney 55, 66, 202 Coker, Lisa 53, 58, 108, 145, 218, 220 Cole, James Robert 220 Collins, Donna 50, 54, 66, 169 Collins, James F. 28, 46 Connell, Mrs. Lucille 25 Conner, Jill 221 Cook, Pamela 58, 169 Cook, William 98, 221 Corkern, Don 202 Cormier, Sally 221 Cormier, Stephen 65, 170 Cost, Deborah 55, 61, 63, 202 Cotney, Mrs. Anne W. 32, 67, 218 Coulson, Lilly 62, 140, 170 Coulter, Ray 71, 202 Covington, Ernie 221 Cox, Ann 108, 144, 202 Craig, Miss Esther 39 Crane, Henry 70 Crenshaw, Lamont 221 Crocher, Mrs. Linda 40 Crosby, Diane 202 Crosby, Teresa 55, 202 Crumpton, Brenda 48, 50, 54, 60, 62, 111, 112, 139, 170 Culberson, Carol 221 Cumberland, Norward 67, 221 Cumberland, Regina 202 Cummins, Don 203 Cummins, Tommy 170 Curan, Terry 67, 221 Curley, Kathleen 66, 221 Currie, Edward 71, 81, 203 Cutrer, Barbara 57 Dabbs, Vonda 222 Dallas, Brenda 221 Daniel, Diane 66, 221 Daniel, Robert 55, 61, 203 Dannagl, Laura 42 Darby, Wayne 170 Dassing, Terry Diane 221 Davis, Deborah Ann 203 Davis, Kathy 203 Davis, Larry Lee 98 Davis, Susan Gaye 221 Davis, Teresa 221 Dear, Deborah 170 Dear, Mrs. Janice C. 38 Defoe, Loretta 203 Dennis, James 70, 221 Dennis, Bob 53, 59, 71, 72, 75, 76, 83, 203 Dent, James 62, 170 Dethloff, Karen 170 Dickerson, Eddie 221 Dickson, Dianne 170 Dickson, Marcia 53, 55, 63, 203 Dodgen, Anthony 222 Donald, Joyce 223 Dorman, Gary 222 Dorman, Richard 203 Doty, Mrs. Nancy 38 Douglas, Peggy 55, 63, 203 Dreher, David 56, 58, 60, 62, 170 Driskell, Mrs. Conelious 229 Dubard, Bill 222 Dunbar, Chauncey 55, 98, 203 Duncan, Donna 141, 171 Dunn, Jane 55, 61, 63, 203 Dyar, Beverly 145, 222 Dyar, Darlene 107, 143, 149, 171 Dykman, Jackie 171 Easley, Mark 222 Eatmon, Pamela 58, 98, 222 Eaton, Emmett 222 Echols, Lamont 40, 70, 71, 95 Edmonson, Gary 159, 171 Eisworth, Mary Ellen 203 Ellinburg, Barry 222 Ellis, Betsy 55, 57, 61, 203 Ellis, Erin 55, 97, 98, 203 Ellis, Teresa 48, 54, 60, 171 England, Charles 131, 204 Entrekin, Lynn 222 Enzor, Mrs. Sharon 35 Errington, Howard 204 Estes, Anita 204 Estess, Charles 65, 71, 83, 172 Estess, Robert 53, 54, 59, 60, 71, 111, 139, 156, 171 Etheridge, Deborah 56, 204 Evans, Richard 222 Evans, Vickie 59, 139 Fagan, Louis James 222 Falvey, JoAnn 172 Falvey, Boyd 58, 81, 204 Farmer, Gary 172 Farmer, Kathy 204 Farr, Cydney 222 24I Farr, Paula 47, 222, 145 Farr, Robert 57, 62, 138, 139, 172 Felder, Mickey 57, 70, 80, 144, 204 Ferris, Michael 71, 76, 83, 100, 173 Field, Susan 60, 65, 172 Fields, William 172 Flanagan, Patricia 222 Flannigan, Connie 223 Flecther, Linda 173 Flint, Lynn 223 Flint, William 173 Flowers Flowers Flowers Flowers Linda 222 F lippen, , Alan 70, 82, 204 , Linda 58, 173, 223 , Maggie 43 , Roger 57, 204, 55 F oose, Charles 204 Forbes, Carolyn 204 Ford, Karen 56, 57, 61, 63, 55, 204 Ford, Linda 47, 55, 63, 205 Forrest, Robert 223 Fortenberry, Gail 61, 66, 67, 223 Fortenberry, Joseph 205 F ortenberry, Mary Jane 173 Foster, Rebecca 223 Foster, Terry 223 Fowler, Billy 95, 94, 100 Fox, Greg 223 Frazier, Carol 223 Frazier, Doug 56, 57, 64, 65, 70, 83, 100, 111, 173 Franklin, James 173 French, Libby 63, 55, 205 French, Will 173 F rizsell, Cindy 173 Frizsell, Debra 66, 67, 205 Fryant, Wayne 67, 223 Gallaspy, Joe 173, 143 Gardner, Ronnie 223 Garland, Sarah 205 Garner, Janice 205 Gates, Beverly 48, 58, 60, 62, 54, 174 Gates, Pamela 205 Gates, Tommy 84, 174 Gatewood, Gary 174 Gatewood, Larry 174 Gatewood, Toby 70, 205 George, Darrell 205 George, Mike 174 Germany, Patricia 223 Gibbons, Bruce 223 Gibson, Lonna 57, 223 Gilbert, J eff 49, 61, 55, 144, 205 Gill, Cliff 205 Gilmer, Jimmy 55, 57, 61, 67, 205 Gipson, Johnny 205 Glaze, Calvin 174 Glenn, Timothy 223 Glisson, Deborah 223 Godbold, Rocky 205 Godfrey, Robert 223 Golden, Bruce 67, 223 Goldman, Michael 61, 55, 205 Golson, Linda 174 Goodman, Cheryl 55, 205 Goodsell, Arthur 36 Goodson, Norma 64, 65, 113, 205 Gordon, Karry 66, 223 Gordan, Dwain 223 Gordon, Lane 223 Gordy, John 57, 205 Gore, Rebecca 63, 223 Goss, Ronnie 223 Grace, Jeb 139 Grace, Jud 84, 89, 92 Graham, Melba 174 Grant, John 96, 205 Graves, Willie 55, 61, 63, 205 Gray, Connie 174 Gray, Jimmy 71, 205 Green, Linda 205 Greer, Walter Wayne 223 Griffith, Nancy 223 Griffith, Patsy 59, 97, 154, 174 Groover, Joe 223 Grubbs, Ray 49, 59, 205 Gullage, Gwen 55, 57, 61, 63, 205 Gunn, Andy 206 Guthrie, Lee 58, 175 Guthrie, Linda 206 Haggard, Dorothy 42 Hall, Gary 223 Hall, Tommy Lee 206 Hamel, Linda 175 Hamilton, Catherine Hayley 66, 223 Hamilton, Jo 67, 175 Hammond, Charles 224 Hand, Steve 48, 62, 175 Hankins, Linda 224 Hardwick, Fred 206 Hardy, Dub 224 Hargett, Harper, Jennifer 47, 224 Allen 206 Harper, Cindra 206 Harrell, Dianne 224 Harrell, George 53, 59, 60, 84, 142 175 Harrell, Ronald Richard 206 Harris, Mike 96, 176 Harris, Mickey 175 Harris, Pam 176 Harris, Phil 206 Harrison, Carl 176 Harrison, Debra 224 Harsch, Steve 206 Hart, Kathy 224 Hartley, Ronnie 47, 57, 206 Hartzog, Sandra 206 Hartzog, Vicki 49, 56, 58, 97, 206 Harvey, Billy 224 Hatcher, J ohnithan 67, 206 Hawk, Tommy 224 Hawkins, Debbie 206 Hayden, Mike 55, 71, 206 Hays, Phillip 206 Hays, Paul 67, 224 Head, Clayton 224 Heilin, Donna 224 Heflin, Leslie 57, 60, 62, 65, 176 Helmick, Liz 224 Helms, Jerry 206 Helms, Lynda 224 Hemphill, Dianna 48, 54, 64, 176 Henderson, Howard 84, 93, 206 Herman, Margaret 224 Herrington, Bobby 206 Herrington, James 206 Herrington, Pat 176 Herrington, Wanda 206 Herron, Vicki Lynn 224 Hester, Harry 224 1nan,Judy59,6s,224 Luau,Bubf4s,49,4o,54,5a,60, 62,112,177 Higdon, Mike 177 Higgs, Francie 224 Hightower, Jimmy 58, 70, 79, 83, 100, 101, 177 Hilbun, Beverly 177 Hilbun, Elizabeth 59, 61, 224 Hill, Linda 47, 55, 63, 144, 206 Hilton, James 177 Hilton, Johnny 206 Hodges, Kathy 206 Hoefer, Jimmy 224 Holden, Billy 207 Holden, Gary 224 Holder, Billy 70, 81, 207 Holland, Max 76, 177 Holland, Mona 177 Holmes, Arthur Earle 67, 224 Holmes, Cynthia Marie 145, 224 Holmes, John 55, 57, 61, 207 Holston, Patti 97, 207 Honeycutt, Janet 57, 177 Hood, Dianne 48, 52, 54, 62, 97,' 108, 113, 143, 150, 177 Horne, Judy 53, 56, 59, 97, 98, 144,200,207 House, Beverly 224 House, Tim 71, 77, 78, 82, 100, 177 Houston, Cheryl Ann 224 Howell, Gloria 50, 54, 178 Howell, Kenny 67, 207 Howell, Sheila 207 Howorth Pam 47, 51, 55, 57, 60, 207 61,633 Hubbard, Donna 57, 60, 178 Hubbard, Mary 207 Hubbard, Pat 59, 207 Hudgens, Gary 59, 96, 207 Hudspeth, Robert 224 Huff, Donna Marie 207 Hughes, James 42 Hughs, Randy 224 Hughes, Terrell Hunter, Judy 225 Hupperich, Herbert 70, 225 Husband, Paul 55, 61, 84, 85, 92 95, 208 Husband, Wayne 54, 60, 84, 87, 90, 94, 178 Huston, John 225 Hutchins, Lloyd 178 Hutchinson, Donna 208 Hutchinson, James 47, 67, 208 Hutto, Sharon Marie 225 Hyde, Brenda 55, 63, 208 Hydrick, Brenda 178 Iles, Larry Wayne 67, 225 Ingram, Colleen 225 Irons, Debra Marie 225 Ishee, Jerry 225 Jackson, David 208 Jackson, Jimmy 70, 73, 144, 208 James, Karl E. 35 James, Mary 225 Janos, Bory 70, 72, 77, 82, 94, 100, 101, 143, 155, 178 Janos, Steve 178 J arnagin, Nathan 178 Jenkins, Martha Lynn 67, 208 Johnson, Doug 66, 223 Johnson, Eddie 43 Johnson, Grant 225 Johnson, Robert 70, 72, 74, 75, 76, 94, 208 Johnson, Jan 62, 141, 179 Johnson, Kay 178 Johnson, Peggy 178 Johnson, Larry 57 Jolley, Pam 208 Jolley, Paula 61, 208 Jones, Albert Earle 55, 208 Jones, Barry 225 7 Jones, Carol 48, 59, 62, 179 Jones, Deborah 48, 62, 139, 141, 179 Jones, Donny 208 Jones, Doug 179 Jones, Reeves 209 Jones, Joe 179 Jones, Johnny 48, 56, 58, 60, 64, 65, 111, 138, 139, 180 Jones, Judy 225 Jones, Ken 139, 180 Jones, Mary Lee 225 Jones, Nina 42 Jones, Buddy 59, 225 Jones, Rita Faye 98, 225 Jones, Rita Louise 209 Jones, Ruthie 226 Jones, Ginger 60, 62, 54, 97, 98, 155, 179 Jordan, Janice 180 Q Jordan, Jill 48, 53, 54, 62, 111, 151, 180 Jordan, Peggy Sue 226 J urls, Ricky 226 Justice, William 52, 56, 58, 62, 107, 111, 136, 137, 139, 143, 180 Kalahar, Pam 180 Keen, Dianne 65, 226 Kelly, David 181, 226 Kelly, Dennis 181 Kelsey, Paula 141, 181 Kemp, J im 226 Kennedy, Beth 66, 209 Kennedy, Billy C. 32 Kennedy, Candace 226 Kennedy, Linda 54, 60, 181 Keslinger, Carla Louise 226 Keys, Donna 209 Keys, Kerry 209 Kilgore, Deborah 209 243 Kilpatrick, A. J. 41, 70, 71, 82 Kilpatrick, Andy 70, 226 Kilpatrick, Teresa 181 King, Larry James 209 King, Robin 47, 55, 56, 57, 61, 63, 113, 144, 209 King, Thomas William 226 King, Eugene 43 Kirby, Wanda 141, 181 Klinck, Charles 57, 209 Knight, Diana 226 Knight, Donna Sue 226 Knott, Debby 181 Kolb, Lane 47, 63, 140, 226 Korlath, William 209 Korn, Gary 67, 226 Kornegay, Leland 57, 63, 67, 209 Krone, Gena 64, 65, 209 Krone, Margaret 181 Kuhn, Melissa 139, 226 Kuhn, Steve 226 Kurts, Paul 33, 96 Kyzar, Glenn 66, 227 Lacy, Martha Ann 227 La Follette, Buz 63, 67, 144, 209 Laird, Evelyn 181 Lambert, Billy 58, 209 Land, Steve 227 Land, Tim 181 Lane, Billy 71, 227 Lane, Judy 182 Langston, Kathy 63, 66, 97, 209 Lasseter, Sharon 227 Lavender, Patti 209 Lea, Deborah 139 Ledlow, Paul 209 Lee, Danny 182 Lee, Mrs. Jane 29, 50 Lee, .Janet 227 Lee, Linda 209 Leech, Donna 209 Leech, Johnny 53, 57, 138, 145, 227 Leech, Steve 52, 54, 60, 111, 112, 136, 137, 138, 139, 142, 160, 182, 210 Legg, Bruce 182 Lewis, Margaret 66, 227 Lewis, Sheila 182 Lewis, Vicki 182 Liles, Charles 227 Limbaugh, Lee Ann 47, 61, 63, 140, 227 Lindbergh, Candy 182 Lindsey, Lee 182 Lindsey, Debbie 182 Lindsey, Kathy 227 Linville, Tom 209 Loftin, Susan 227 Logan, Annie 182 Logan, Ruth 183 Longfellow, Kay 209 Lott, .loe 59, 65, 84, 138, 139, 183 Lott, Winston 64, 65, 183 Lowe, Alan D. 35, 200 Lowe, Bryan 227 Lowe, Sharon 227 Luckett, Janet 63, 108, 144, 209 Luckett, Robert E. 33 Lumpkin, Susie 65, 227 Lyles, Debbie 209 Lyles, Wayne 58, 183 Mabry, Dianne 66, 210 Madden, Mrs. Carol 29 Magee, Beverly 61, 228 Magee, Patricia 228 Magee, Patty 97, 98, 107, 123, 144 Mahon, Kenny 228 f nss..i,,zs:1xrw . ,., 11: -,r'-eww Mahon, Ronny 53, 60, 65, 98, 150, 164, 184 Majors, Melinda 228 Malone, Betty 97, 210 Mangum, Mike 210 Manning, Jerri 55, 55, 61, 97, 210 Marler, Terry 228 Marsales, Becky 210 Marsalis, Randy 210 Martin, Carolyn 63, 210 Martin, Gary 85, 98, 185 Martin, Richard 145, 228 Martin, Stephanie 59, 185 Martin, Tommy 54, 62, 112, 185 Massey, Mrs. Barbara 37, 64 Massey, Connie 141, 159, 185, 218 Massey, Curtis 228 Massey, Gloria Jean 228 Massey, Kenneth 228 May, Carol 210 May, lrene 55, 61, 210 Mayo, Margaret 55, 210 McAdory, Robert 51, 55, 57, 61, 63, 138, 209 McBride, Jerry 49, 51, 53, 55, 63, 113, 138, 144, 147, 200, 210 McCain, Frank 227 McCain, Wanda 54, 183 McCarley, Porter 55, 59, 61, 96, 210 McCarty, John 24 McCluer, Jimmy 59, 227 McCollum, Darlene 54, 183 McCombs, Monette 59, 227 McCool, Danny Otha 227 McCool, Kathryn 55, 58, 61, 63, 210 McCay, Cynthia Lynn 59 McDade, Jennie 227 McDearman, Will 227 McDonald, Michael Bruce 66 McDonough, Frank 227 McGehee, Kay 210 McGowan, Gayle 210 McHann, Jimmy 94, 184 Mclnnis, Kenneth 58, 227 Mclntosh, David 64, 65, 84, 86, 100, 112, 139, 152, 184 McKee, Virginia 227 McKee, Mrs. Edna 30, 60 McKinnon, Debra 227 McKinnon, Thomas 210 McKnight, Libby 62, 184 McLaurin, Beverly 210 McLellan, Larry Wayne 227 McLemore, Donna 227 McNair, Gloria ,lean 228 McNeill, Bo 228 McNeill, ,leniffer 184 McQuirter, Stoker 57, 228 McQuirter, Suzanne 53, 54, 62, 184 McRaney, Steve 210 Meadows, Phyllis 57 Measells, D. T. Jr. 24 Measells, Susan 57, 64, 65, 143, 185 Mellen, Margie 56, 59, 66, 67 Merritt, Dan R. 26, 52 Mihalic, Ann 139 Miller, Frances Elaine 139, 141, 158 Miller, ,leanie 228 Miller, Ricky 70, 145, 228 Miller, Susan Elaine 66, 98, 185 Milling, David 84, 228 Milling, Deborah Ann 228 Mills, Nona 228 Mitchell, Anne 54, 58, 185 Mitchell, Carroll 228 Mitchell, Mary Lou 53, 57, 218, 228 Mitchel, Steve 145, 228 Mize, Mark 228 Montjoy, Mrs. Amelia 29 Moore, Danny 50, 54, 62, 66 Moore, Dorothy Anne 185 Moore, Mickey 210 Moore, Larry 228 Moore, Miss Margaret Sue 39, 97, 98 Mooer, Sandra 210 Moore, Sarah 42 Moore, Stanley Ray 67, 228 Morgan, Audrey 108, 141, 186 Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morris, , Billy 67, 210 , Lee 47, 228 , Lizzy 228 , Martha 54, 60, 62, 186, Mike 70, 145, 228 Morrison, Gloria 186 Morrison, Cheryl 65, 140, 186 Morrow, Bill 228 Morton, Brenda 61, 210 Morton, Linda 210 Moss, Tommy 211 Muirhead, Mike 61, 186 Muirhead, Scott 67, 228 Mullen, Sandra 55, 61, 211 Murff, Steve 49, 55, 63, 211 Murray, Suzanne 47, 55, 61, 63, 211 Murray, Tommy 28, 67, 211 Musgrave, Julia 61, 63, 229 Myers, Sharon 63, 211 Myers, Billy 229 Naron, Charles 186 Neal, Susan 61, 229 Neely, Ricky 229 Nell, Eddie 229 Nelson, Brenda 229 Netherland, Mary 54, 58, 60, 62, 186 Netherton, Mrs. Dorothy F. 30 Neman, Frances 229 Newman, Larry 186 Newman, Sandra 211 Newsome, Billy 186 Newton, Vicki 211 Nichols, Fred 55, 61, 93, 100, 211 Nichols, Ronnie 229 Niemi, Charles 186 Nix, ,lerry 54, 62, 65, 187 Nix, Wayfne 58, 211 Noble, Carol 211 Noblin, Evan 211 Norcom, Kay 67, 211 Northern, Nina 211 Northern, Vicki 229 Nutt, Randy 229 O7Bannon, Bonnie 48, 58, 157 Obitz, ,leffry George 229 Ogden, Gaby 58, 211 Olson, Deborah 229 O'Neal, Mary 211 Overby, Jackie 29, 62, 65, 187 Pace, Jeff 212 l Pace, Linda 212 Pack, Betsy 212 Palmer, Herman 54, 112, 187 Palmer, Bobby 187 Parham, Larry Wayne 229 Parker, Mike 67, 187 Parker, Mary Beth 212 Parker, Mickey 71, 74, 81, 83, 84, 87, 89, 94, 144 Parker, Ruth Ann 188 Parker, Kay 59, 65, 212, 229 Parrish, Teresa 229 Patterson, Mary 229 Peden, Nancy 63, 97, 212 Pendarvis, Mike 212 Pepper, Carl 212 Perkins, Cathy 212 Perry, ,ludy 188 Phillips, Billy Lee 67, 230 Phillips, Carole 212 Pickard, Lamar 57, 212 Pickett, Bobby 61, 63, 212 Pierce, Brenda 230 Pierce, Nancy 55, 213 Pigford, Larry 188 Pigg, Paul 48, 54, 60, 62, 112, 188 Pitts, Mike 188 Pitts, Cam 54, 58, 60, 62, 188 Pitts, Patrick 59, 230 Plotkin, Ruth 213 Polk, Lee 30, 230 Polk, Keith 213 Polk, Scotty 57, 62, 64, 65, 189 Polk, Sessions 33, 59, 164 Pollock, Mike 70, 230, 145 Ponder, Debbie 230 Ponder, Jackie 70, 75, 83, 213 245 Poole, Nancie 67, 230 Pope, Bob 98, 213 Pope, Clayton 23, 26 Posey, Robert 230 Powell, Charles 230 Powell, Lester Cecil 66, 230 Power, Mark 60, 189 Prather, Lynda 62, 189 Prather, William 230 Prescott, Eugene 213 Preslar, Margaret 64, 65, 189 Price, Cynthia 230 Price, Gaye 59 Price, Iney 230 Price, Louis 213 Price, Richard 47, 61, 213, 55 Price, Meg 51 Proctor, Bunny 230 Puckett, Deborah 189 Pyle, Patricia 213 Quinn, Beverly 47, 63, 65, 213, 55, 139 Ragland, Tim 230 Randle, Lisa 230 Raney, Leslie Jean 231 Rankin, Mrs. Katherine 37, 164 Ray, Bo 231 Rayburn, Julie 231 Rayburn, Ricky 231 Rayfield, Carl 231 Reed, Janice Louise 231 Reed, Janice Lynn 97, 189, 231 Rein, Cathy 65, 113, 231, 145 Rein, Mark 231 Renfroe, Becky 231 Renfroe, Jimmy Henry 189 Renfrow, Larry 189 Reynolds, Diane 59, 213 Richard, Mike 189 Richardson, Cathy 231 Richardson, Ricky 231 Richardson, Susan 213 Richter, Richard 66, 213 Riddick, Larry 231 Rimmer, Betty 189 Rimmer, Bo 231 Ritchie, Richard 57, 231 Rives, Cyndy 53, 63, 65, 231 Rives, Steve 53, 54, 60, 84, 86, 88 90, 94, 164, 190, 112 Robbins, Janey 190 Robbins, Rosemary 213 Roberts, Benny 54, 190 Roberts, Cynthia 231 Roberts, Newton 231 Roberts, Kay 107, 231 Roberts, Leonard 190 Roberts, Jimmy 70, 93, 231 Roberts, Kathie Dianne 231 Roberts, Marilyn 213 Roberts, Mary 63, 98, 213 Roberts, Richard 55, 59, 61, 63, 96, 213 Rodgers, David 213 Robinson, Mike 190 Robinson, Randy Jerrell 231 Rochelle, Alvin 190 Root, Ben 231 Roper, Richard 48, 53, 54, 59, 60, 62, 111, 128, 139, 142, 153, 190 Roquemore, Mary Ann 231 Rosamond, Donald 190 Ross, Margaret 213 Ross, Rebeca 231 Rowe, Drayton 96, 213 Ruddock, Libby 213 Rumfelt, Gladys 231 Runnels, Cynthia 65, 190 Russum, June 55, 213 Rutledge, Margie 231 Sadka, Dale 213 Samuel, Mary Ruth 42 Sanders, Jimmy 57, 231 Sanford, Larry Wayne 214 Sanford, Paula 52, 53, 72, 136, 137, 142, 156, 190 Sanford, Robert 231 Sanford, Tommy 191 Saucier, Richard 214 Scafidel, Rusty 191 Scaife, Robert 55, 58, 61, 63, 214 Schilling, James 191 Schultz, Karl 191 Schultz, Katherine 231 Schumpert, Brenda 50, 54, 58, 191 Scott, Trolyn 191 Scott, Stephen 214 Seal, Dewitt 232 Sebro, Patrick 67, 232 Sellers, Norman 214 Sellers, Zenda 66, 214 Sessums, Linda Faye 66, 232 Sessums, Robert 214 Shanks, Dianne Lynn 232 Shanks, John Davis 57, 192 Shanks, Kaye 107, 146, 232 Shaw, Jimmy 232 Sheffield, Barbara 192 Shelton, Nicky 214 Shepherd, Warren 214 Sherman, James 214 Shirley, Butch 214 Shirley, Linda 48, 192 Shive, Monica 66, 232 Shoemake, Margaret 199 Shoemake, Sue 53, 61, 63, 214 Shook, Nancy 48, 62, 65, 97, 107, 108, 111, 136, 137, 161, 192 Shorter, Kevin Bruce 67, 232 Shows, James L. 70, 71 Shows, Sheila Ann 232 Sigrest, Ted 49, 55, 61, 63, 214 Sills, Cherie 48, 62, 140, 192 Simms, Mrs. Mildred 37 Simmons, Larry 214 Simpson, Jerry 192 Sims, Larry 55, 67, 214 Sims, Sara Jane 63 Singletary, Britt 53, 65, 71, 142, 151, 193 Sitton, David 55, 57, 67, 84, 85, 83, 88, 214 Slack, Debbie 193 Slaton, Billy 214 Slaton, Bobbie 70, 232 Slaton, Cathy Slaughter, Kathy 59, 65, 193 Slay, Avery 232 Slay, Danny 70, 73, 74 Slay, Pam 214 Sledge, Dwight 67, 214 Sloan, Kay 47, 53, 61, 63, 107, 214, 144, 55 V1 Smith, Conner 232 Smith, Cindy 193, 143 Smith, Deborah Pauline 232 Smith, Debra Jean 232 Smith, Dee 61, 55, 214 Smith, Dennis 67, 232 Smith, Donald 193 Smith, Becky 232 Smith, Beth 232 Smith, Sheryl 47, 61, 63, 232 Smith, Jan 232 Smith, Janet 218 Smith, Hughey 232 Smith, Johnny 232 Smith, John Robert 232 Smith, Libby 232 Smith, Mary 232 Smith, Pam 48, 53, 164, 193 Smith, Phillip Wayne 232 Smith, Shirley 232 Smith, William 193 Solone, Bernie 45, 66 Sowell, Mrs. Gloria 29 Spain, John 214 Spain, David 193 Spearman, Becky 55, 59, 61, 214 Speed, Bryan 233 Speed, Glenda 193 Speed, Mary Evelyn 233 Speed, Kay 48, 54, 60, 62, 193 Spencer, Arthur 67, 233 Spencer, Earl 233 Spencer, Steve 233 Sprayberry, Bill 194 Sprayberry, Harold 81, 233 Spruill, Chris 194 Staley, Jerry 30 Stampley, Gail 54, 60, 62, 194 Stampley, Virginia Kaye 54, 59, 60, 62, 65, 139, 194 Stanford, Alice 214 Starnes, Janet 61, 215 Starnes, Judy 53, 64, 65, 143, 152, 164, 194 Statham, Buddy 112, 139, 194 Stegall, Kenneth 58, 233 Stewark, Billy 61, 233 Stewart, Evelyn 53, 54, 56, 58, 60 62, 111,136,137,139, 142, 153, 194, 233 Stodghill, Beverly 194 Stokes, Jennifer 233 Stoufer, Bobby 55, 57, 61, 63, 215 Strickland, Lynda 67, 215 Stringer, Dianne 63, 215 Stubblefield, Mrs. Judy 27 Stubbs, Hugh 233 Sudduth, Nancy 215 Sullivan, James 65, 71, 79, 80, 82 100, 101, 143, 149, 194 Sullivan, Sylvia Diane 233 Summerlin, Brenda 215 Surnmerlin, Keith 215 Sumrall, Cheryl 194 Sutliff, Sandra 215 Suttle, Billy 233 Suttle, Jerry Lynn 58, 63, 215 Suttle, Mrs. Virginia 38, 57, 58 Sweeny, Jeffery Wade 67, 233 Sykes, Jimmy 58, 215 Tackett, Donna 215 Talkington, Bill 111, 195 Tann, Bill 84, 86, 98, 194 Tarver, Cynthia 67, 233 Taylor, Brenda Sue 62, 97, 195 Taylor, James Wiley 215 Teetson, Philip 215 Tarwilliger, Ronald 215 Thames, Robert Glenn 233 Thomas, Beverly Ann 233 Thomas, Gary Edward 195 Thomas, Mrs. Mildred 25 Thomas, Suzy 55, 57, 61, 63, 66, 67, 98, 215 Thomas, William Price 234 Thompkins, Morris 234 Thompkins, Eddie 196 Thompson Thompson Thompson 234 Thompson Thompson Thompson 65, 196 Thompson Thompson, Thompson, , Carol Jeanette 234 , Dale 67, 215 , David Lawrence 71, , Jimmy 215 , Marilyn Kay 57, 234 , Michael Edward 64, , Sandra Gail 195 Shirley Ann 215 Tommy Ed 195 Thorne, William Baxter 234 Thornton, Cheryl Diane 38, 215 Thornton, Henry 59, 215 Thornton, Nancye 234 Thrash, Gary 54, 57, 60, 62, 70, 72, 77, 83, 94, 111, 138, 139, 148, 196 Thrash, Rebecca Claire 145, 234 Tidmore, Sharon 215 Tidwell, Merrill 84, 85, 88, 90, 196 Tierce, Gary 234 Toler, Laquita Iva 234 Torrence, Alanda Candis 234 Tramel, Deborah 196 Tramel, Sheila Victoria 196 Trim, Rachel Juanita 234 Trussell, Pete 196 Tucker, Janice Elaine 57, 234 Tucker, Lloyd 196 Tucker, Pat 215 Tuggle, Ronald William 67, 234 Turner, Angela Faye 196 Turnipseed, Glyn 35, 200 Tynes, Michael Edward 215 Tyson, Gary Lynn 196, 234 Usry, Vina Lynn 234 Usry, Michael Perrell 235 Valentine, Patsy 215 Varner, Don 12, 54, 60, 62, 64, 65, 197 Varner, Linda 197 Vinson, Wayne 58, 197 Visser, Tammy 197 Wade, David 56, 57, 71, 74, 76, 82, 216 Wadsworth, Sheryl 235 Wages, Pam 235 Walker, Chris 58, 67, 216 Walker, David 67, 216 Walker, Dell 59, 216 Walker, Douglas MacArthur 57, 235 Walker, Stuart 59, 71, 216 Wall, Barbara 42 Walters, Connie 216 Walters, Van 216 Ward, Tim 58, 60, 197 Ward, Kenneth 96, 216 Ward, Linda 197 Ward, Steve 66, 235 247 Warren, William 57, 216 Warren, David Michael 235 Warren, Marcel 61 Watkins, Marsha Gail 235 Watkins, David 235 Watson, Goerge 197 Watts, Cheryll 235 Watts, Sherrie 197 Webb, Frances 235 Webb, Jerold 216 Webster, Lynn 216 Wedd, Sherrie 235 Weeks, Larry 67, 197 Weems, Sally 235 Weimer, Chuck 54, 57, 60, 100, 112, 197 Weisser, John 54, 60, 198 Welborne, Paula 235 Welch, Dawn 235 Welch, Terry 178 Wells, Mrs. Dorthea E. 27 West, Debbie 235 West, Judy 59, 60, 139, 198 Westbrook, Kenneth 335 Westmoreland, Spud 216 Whatley, Celest 235 White, Mrs. Barbara J. 41 White, Richy 198 White, Tommy 198 White, Vicki 57, 61, 63, 235 Whitecotton, Debbie 62, 65, 198 Whittington, John 235 Whitty, Sheila 235 Wilkerson, Karen 65, 141, 158, 198 Wilkes, Sherry 53, 217 Williams, Williams Williams Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Elizabeth Carol 217 Gloria 217 Kathy 61, 235 James 235 Kent 198 Lesa 198 Michael 235 Paula 217 Roxie 57, 61, 235 Billy 71, 79, 217 Williamson, Billy 217 Williamson, James 235 Williamson, Lawrence 235 Williamson, Michael 67, 217 Williamson, Wanda 235 Willoughby, Gene 235 Willoughby, Lillian 217 Wilson, Donna 217 Wilson, James Murray 236 Wilson, Lamar 43 Wilson, Lula 42 Wilson, Mike 217 Wilson, Diane 54, 62, 65, 199 Wilson, Vicki 48, 62, 199 Winhorne, David 107, 145, 236 Winborne, Harold 70, 73, 81, 217 144 Windham, Becky 98, 236 Windham, Victor 217 Winstead, Jim 71, 236 Winstead, John 217 Winterstein, Earl 71, 100, 217 Woods, Bruce 217 Wood, Frank 217 Wood, Lynn 236 Wootan, Stanlee 199 Wootton, Danny 236 Workman, Billy 65, 217 Worrell, Rita 51, 217 Wright, Mrs. Carolyn 41 Wright, Lloyd 57, 236 Wright, Morris 199 Yates, Steve 49, 66, 138, 236 Yates, Wanda 217 Yelverton, Donna 65, 107, 141, 158, 199 Young, Irene 199 Zilla, Karen 199 A Special Word Of Thanks The staff of the 1968 Rameur expresses thanks to those whose assistance made possible the production of this yearbook: 248 Photographic supplies-Mooreco Photo Color Photography-Bill Davis Class Pictures-Pippen Photographers Printing---Taylor Publishing Company Sales Representative-Nicky Drake Staff Artist-Ken Frierson Building Supply Capital Paint and Glass Company Stuart Irby Company 1 8 I