WILL AND·· WARREN PROPHECIE·S TESTAMENT TRAVIS SEE Page 7 WHITE JBI(())(()) JPIB3JEA\.lr PagelO I Vol. 5 No.9 DALLAS, TEXAS. TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1969 WARREN TRAVIS WHITE HIGH SCHOOL "Sweet Charity" "Sweet Charity"; star ring Shiro ley MacLaine, Sammy Davis, Jr., Ricardo Montalban, and John Mc· Martin; produced by Robert Arthur, Forum on College Disorders directed and choreographed by Bob Fosse; Universial Pictures; Inwood (The following views are amang those express,ed by Journalism stu· Theater. dents in a paper analyzing campus unrest, taken from essays by David "Sweet Charity," the latest Canty, Karen Knappenberger, David Rosen and David Simmons.) musical release by Universal, is the A fearful trend is sweeping American campuses today. There is story of one Carity Hope Valentine action for change without thQught or reason. There is violence without and her musical adventures while trying to find love. regard to effects. Miss MacLaine plays a taxi­ dancer with a full heart and a lot "1'111 a lIibilist. /'111 proud of it. / walll 10 --- Ihis coulltry. of life. Her dancing and acting are Destro\' it.' No bope, 1101 itl 50 )'ears. Taclics,~ It' s 100 late. tremendous, even though her LeI' s break Il'bat we call. Make as 1IIallY allS/l'er as /lie Call. Tear musical voice leaves something to Ih e1ll aparl." be desired towards the end. The student radicals move on. Through the SDS orgal)ization and Ricardo Montalban plays Vittorio other radical "peace" movements, the nation's college campuses aN! Vitale, the Latin movie idol who being turned into battlefields in the war between the administration and picks up Charity after he has afight disenchanted students. The radicalism has spread and now infects' with his fiancee. His sma)l part is colleges from border to border. portrayed faultlessly as he shows Charity the better side of life. It may well be that radical leaders on the campus have no intention Sammy Davis, Jr. and John Mc­ of carrying on peaceful demonstrations. The basic idea is to begi,n' Martin are splendid supporting with a s mall minority who will cause a loud disturbance. Moderate actors as Big Daddy, the religiOUS students who then see evidences of pOlice brutality will join forces hippie leader, and as Oscar, re­ with the radicals, giving the original group a majority. The adminis­ spectively. Mr. McMartin is an tration will then be forced to hear often unreasonable student demands. explosive new talent, and comes to Harvard and Cornell, for example, have shown remarkable leniency life as a young introverted (not toward their radical students; But what have the results been? The to mention claustrophobic) ,insur­ students want more, always more. Why do the campus faculties give ance agent who falls in love with in to some of the students' demands? Why were students allowed Charity. Shirley MacLaine and John McMartin enjoy "Rhythm of Life" to carry guns without licenses at Cornell? It's definitely worth the time and with Sammy Davis, Jr. in the new musical "Sweet Charity" now It was shocking to see photographs of black men walking out of money to see this heart-warming, playing at the Inwood Theatre. Cornell, fully armed. yet sad story of a girl who just wants to be loved, and she ends up The young may think that they are being used by the Machine, the Establishment, the war effort. In reality, they perhaps are being equally used by the New Left, Jerry Rubin, the SDS, Et AI. However, if it is wrong to allow violence on the campus, it may be equally wrong to allow needed reform to go ignored. IliV!~:;;:~::t:E:J IHI(())(())IP1B3EAT Nothing will be accompli'shed in the atmosphere we have now. No change that is worth inaugurating can be forced. A change in school ING MATTER: DoUbleday $~.95; policy cannot be brought under a gun. In a front page editorial, a stu­ Mason Williams. dent newspaper, "The Daily Californian", warned that the radicals' From the many different kinds of Editor tactics were not only building up "the powerful anti-intellectual right material in the book, Reading Mat­ wing that seeks to castrate this university," but also were alienat­ ter is probably the only title that JOANNE ing "most of the support on this campus." is broad enough to adequately name it. This conglomeration of poems, RUHLAND The University of Texas has adopted rules and worked out advance , songs, essays, conversations, pic­ plans with local and state enforcement agenCies to cope with campus tures and no telling what else is dtsorders, should they occur. The plans involve the use of whatever the work of either a genius or a Darryl Seeley, Julie Norman ...... 'Editorial Editors security forces are necessary. madman. There is the essay entitled "How Harrian Burttschell...... :.: ...... News Editor SOLUTIONS: to Derive Maximum Enjoyment Annette Evans ...... Activities Editor David Canty: "I believe that college officials should have the from Crackers." Mike Patterson, Pete Vilbig, ...... Sports Editors right and power to carry out any measures they feel are needed. All is not so light, though. For Debby Smith...... Exchange Editor Student leaders who seek to disrupt the workings of the university instance the poem entitled - Kathey Denton ...... : ...... Business Manager or contemplate a non-peaceful demonstration should be expelled. Death: Those students directly involved with campus disorders should be You will know my by my touch Cathi Haney, Carol Solomon ...... Business Staff stripped of all finanCial aid and ••• punished." It is the last. Richard Caley, Gary Gruber ...... Photographers Karen Knappenberger: "I feel that one solutibn to the problem After reading the entire book of campus disorders is to expel any student who causes or is involved it's hard to not to come away with Reporters: Anne Balding, Jack Benjamin, Tom Conklin, in a disturbance." (A 'situation without order and jeopardizing the the though that there is something physical well-being of students.)' ~ere. Susan Dannelly, Donna Dunklin, Ralph Holder, Janet Mc­ David Rosen: " •••ezpel students who actively engage in violence Creary, Debe Patten, Nancy Robertson, David. Rosen, on campuses. These students, whether on scholarship or via their Gloria Sellman, Harriet, Spiegel, Nancy Triece, DebbIe Kane own funds, whether academically superior or inferior, regardless of standing in school or outside organizations--these students, when they interfere with the daily flow of school operation, should be uncondi­ Sponsor ...... Mr. Ramon Ford tionally ezpelled from the school and all association with the school." Principal...... Mr. John J. Santillo: Asst. Principal...... Mr. Gene GOlden

'!'be HOOFBEAT I. a JIlOJlth17 pUblication b;p the .tudenta of , Warren Travi. This is the last column in the White High Sehool, Dallaa, Texaa. The editora will aaaume aU ....po ... ibilit;p for Activity Card: Another View .u __ publiabed within. All editorial atatementa are .,Iel)' the view. of the author HOOFBEAT that wlll ever bear my aDd do not neeeuari17 ref1eet on the 'pollc7 of the achool or the HOOFBEAT. (In this space in the preceeding issue, an editorial by Pete Vi Illig name. In honor of this occasion, '!'be HOOFBEAT i. a member of Quill and Scroll, an boQDrar:r journali.m ~. aDd of the Interaebolaatlc ~ Preu Conference. criticized the recently-drafted Student Activity Pledge. The following I will finish the year with a bang. offers anather view.) Here is my farewell wish to all of you who helped me during my , Becky Parker and Robert Sallh were asked to attend a meeting with time here at White. May the great Dr. Nolan Estes, Dr. Tom Shipp, and representatives from Hlllcrest, green god Of the frompus pond shoot TJ, Adamson, Sunset, Kimball, Lincoln, Madison and Spruce to dis­ TABLE OF CONTENTS you with his shaft of fire. cuss among other things, a Student Activity Pledge. Dr. Nolan Estes In keeping with my Brownie rep­ submitted the draft of a pledge which a board of students had approved. utation for clean-cut columns I wish Becky Parker feels that the new pledge is an improvement. to say this: ---(darn it, it,happened "To begin with, the pledge is preceded by a two-page explanation againl) 'senior Wills. Page 7-9 which gives the exact criteria by which an organization is judged. In my last column I am sad to Senior Prophecies. Page 10-11 It states that any approved organization must be headed by an adult report the death of a good friend. Taurus Awards. . . Page 12 sponsor, and it also approved such clubs as Tri-Hi-Ys, Rainbow He was forked to death in the cafe­ Girls, etc., which serve the community." Imagine This, If You Can...... Page 13 teria last week. (But he didn't This new pledge more clearly outlines the criteria for judging Senior Alphabet ...... Page 13 have a temperature.) organizations. Futhermore, the retroactive clause was deleted. Form­ Now, in summation: A lot has Just For Laughs ...... Page 14 erly, students were penalized for having pledged membership to a been done this last year. ~ club even before entering Dallas schools. ' recall anything at this moment; , Dr. Estes also explained the purpose of the pledge. He stated that however, I'm sure that you will. before its creation many secret organizations on high school campuses I hope you juniors will keep up our had forced students to go through initiations which sometimes were image when you are seniors next physically dangerous. The rookie superintendent observed, "The pur­ year. I hope you sophomores re­ ABOUT THE COVER pose of the pledge is more to protect students than to deny them tain your reputations, too! Please privileges. , Mounted head of Longhorn overlooking the foyer in behave, and tell Johnny I'll miss Becky Parker added, "I feel that this new pledge is more realistic front of the Warren Travis White auditorium. him. and is more applicable to the high school stUdents." Peac(, --KATHY DENTON May 20, 1969 THE HOOFBEAT Page 3 Rabbi Levi A. Olan to Speak at Baccalaureate Services

By NANCY ROBERTSON He feels that the primary cause period today, but it will not "lead of the current stUdent unrest' is the to a violent revolution. Rabbi Levi A. Olan will be the parents and others- who guide stu­ This is a time of upheaval and guest speaker at the Baccalaureate dents while growing up, are not stUdents want to be more frank. Services to be held Sunday, May 25, taking enough time to really ex­ They do not wsh to be talked down at 3:30 p.m., in the McFarlin Aud­ plain what is going on. The youth to, but on an equal level. He itorium. are asking questions, but are not quoted H.I.. Mencken as saying of He is currently rabbi at the getting adequate answers. Students youth, "Youth, though it may lack Temple Emanu-EI and has been are questioning the values and mor­ knowledge, is certainly not devoid there 20 years. Rabbi Olan is . als of the past. Rabbi Olan feels of intelligence; it sees through president of the Central Confer­ it is the obligation of the teachers shams with sharp and terrible ence of American Reformed Rabbis, to answer these questions. eyes." a teacher at SMU on the board of regents at the University of Texas The Rabbi stated that the youth Rabbi Levi alan will be the only and a member of the Philosophical of today are "telling us something guest speaker at White's Bacca­ laureate Serives. Societ~.9f Texas. we ought to listen to." He went Rabbi alan has taken time to on to say that it is unfortunate The invocation will be given by write several pieces of literature that they have found that the only Wade Russel and the benediction dealing with man, philosophy and way we will listen is if they use by Robbie Ross. Some of the Judaism, and is very interested in "drastic methods." Rabbi Olan seniors in the school chorus will young people. further stated that it is a difficult sing at this activity. Bob Kornegay Sketckes Way to First In Annual Young Designers Competition

Rabbi Levi A. Olm;, Baccalaureate Speaker. After many long. weeks of hard had to have at least a Iiving-din ing ginality of both interior and ex­ work at the drawing board, senior room area, ' kitchen, family room, terior aspects as well as preCise, Bob Kornegay came up with adraw­ master bedroGm suite, and bed­ well-placed floor plan. Speech Department Partidpates ing that gave him first place in rooms for the children, plus a On winning first place, Bob wins the Eighth Annual Young Designers' two-car garage or carport. a one-hundred-dollar U.S. Savings Competition. The houses were judged on ori- ·Bond. In Plays For Children's Theatre Bob, who is a senior at W. T. White, received first place in the first level of the competition. First By DEBBIE SMITH serive project, to two different chil- . dren's hospitals. To all those who level meaning a first year student April 22-24 marked the beginning partiCipated it was a "rewarding of architecture. of a whole new field in the W. T. experience", according to the stu­ The contest was sponsored by the White speech department, Chil­ dent directors, and will become even 1969 Southwestern Builders Ex­ dren's Theatre. more rewarding in the years to position and Home ShOW, held at Three plays, directed entirely come. Market Hall. by students, were presented to ele­ There were 150 entries in the mentary and high school students. Senior Calendar contest from Dallas area high The directors, who worked hard and Monday, Mo.y 19 schools. There were certain rules the long hours, were senior Elizabeth S e nior final examina tions. Hunter for "The Red Shoes," junior contestants had to follow in design­ Tuesday, May 20 ing their own original home. . Susan Helber for "The Roeo Coco All graduating seniors must be in Bean", and Kathleen Morgan, also First, they were design a attendance to partiCipate in prac­ house for a family of four, a father, a junior, for "Harkee the Cat". tice Senior Day, Baccalaureate and Children's Theatre is a new as­ mother, a 16-year-old daughter, Graduation at 9:00 a.m. and 14-year-old son. The home Bob Kornegay with his prize winl1ing drawing. pect in the speech department. By Wednesday, May .21 being open to all students, this pro­ Textbooks are collected. ject allows more opportunities for Thursday, May 22 more students to become involved Yearbooks are distributed. in the field of drama. Many stu­ Fine Arts Festival Held Again dents who have 'never before had a Friday, May 23 Senior Day. chance to be on stage were given a 8:15 a.m. Senior Day assembly be- Total involvement was the key want to make the festival as rep­ was heard in "Spring Is Here" and chance to do so. Those who have gins. 8:00 p.m. Senior Prom. word last ' week as ' music and art resentative as possible." "The Look of Love." The poetry partiCipated in plays learned to Sunday, May 25 stUdents participated in the annual of Rod McKuen tied the program exaggerate their actions, talk more 3:30 p.m. Baccalaureate Services In addition to the Monday evening W. T. White Fine Arts Festival dur­ together lovingly. distinctly, and become less inhibited Monday, May 26 All Day PicniC 'affair, to ' which the public was in­ ing the week of May 12-17. Mon­ .on 'Friday, Mrs. Barbara Fix's in their performances before au­ vited, students continued 0 ob­ Friday, May 30 day evening May 12 marked the speech classes performed special diences. serve the yearly festival of the fine 7:30 p.m. Graduation - Moody Col- opening and most ambitious of the interpretations of Edgar Lee Mas­ Negotiations are now in pro­ arts. All choirs and the stage band iseum. week's celebrations as the com­ ters' character-portraits in poetry gl'ess to present these plays, as a All Night Party were featured in a Wednesday morn­ bined talents of orchestra, band from "Spoon River Anthology." ing assembly for the student body Oli English classes were special guests and chOirs were displayed in the May 14. auditorium; all three stUdent at the performances which were Wranglers Name Officers~ groups partiCipated in the grand In a salute to love and spring, given throughout the day during finale, the "Alleluia Chorus" from musical selections ranged from the speech class periods. Reveal Awards Reci.pients Handel's MESSIAH. stage band's rendition of "Love In the foyer of the auditorium Is A Many Splendored Thing" to the On Saturday, April 26, the mem­ under the leadership of Nancylee art works in several different media combined choirs' (both Concert White Holds bers of the Wranglers were honored Whitfield.' were shown; students were from the ChOir and Sophomore Concert Choir) at a spring luncehon held at the The sponsors of the Wranglers classes of both Mrs. Margaret selection from I DO! I DO! - The Broolqlaven Country Club. are Miss Margret Houser, Mrs. Dempster and Miss Jean Patteson. Girls' Choir scored with. their ver­ Crafts Fair The officers for next year were Linda Imboof, Miss Rosemary Nearly all students partiCipated sion of "Georgy Girl", among other The annual crafts fair at Warren· announced at the luncheon. Captain Thomas. Since, as Mrs. Dempster said, "We .selections , and the Ge.neral Chorus Travis White this year took lJ1ace .for 1969-1970 will be Nancy Stover. on May 13 and 14. Senior co-captain will be Susan Competition was open to any stu­ Bell; and junior co-captain, Christye dent in the various shops wishing to· John. 'Ginger Johnson and Cindy parti~ipate. Miss Margaret Demp­ -Shelton will be the secretaries', ster was in charge of the event Nancy Moore the treasurer, and which was held in the front hall of Karen Booth, the historian. the school. Also, at tile luncheon; awards From the entries, the judges were presented to four members. selected only the best ones to be Linda Jo Davis received the Most sent to the State Fair. These Spirited Member Member. award, were displayed on May 17 and 18 with Jo Moody as runner:up. The in the Women's Building on May Best Wrangler for 1968-1969, was 15 to the contestants and to the Nancy Stover, with Gretchen Hoff­ public May 17 and 18. man and Debbie Tarpley as run­ This year the students will be ners up. Nancy Morgan was the able to sell their y.rork. PreviOUS best squad leader. The award to to· this year, the stUdents have not the girl having rendered th~ most been allowed ~o do this. They will . service' to the organization went keep 90 percent of the sale price to Danna Dillingham. Recognition and the remaining ten percent will was given to Squad 11 for the best Wranglers officers: front row: Susan Bell, Nancy Stover. Row 2: Karen Booth, Nancy Moore, Ginger be donated to the Art Scholarship Johnson, Cindy Shelton. Fund. attendance record. This group is , I Page4 THE HOOFBEAT May 20, 1969 May Grads Meet Success With Senior Pay Assembly by ANN BALDING

The 1969 Senior Pay Assembly "reminisce;' over the good and cere m oni e 5 throughout the as­ happened at White during the past the scenes in the cafeteria and held on Friday, May 2, definitely "not 50 good" bygone days and to sembly was set in motion with the school year. the office either. Seniors will met its goal by being highly enter­ make the future and what it holds stage band under Mr. William Mor­ Other students staged routines probably remember most how "the taining and downright funny. The in store materialize. gan's direction playing "Goodnight in the senior pay assembly. There closer it got" the better the diploma entire cast helped the aUdience to Bill Kenyon acted as master of Nelda Grebe, the Telephone were the two elderly cheerleaders, looked. Company Has Cut Us Off". Larry Wade Russeli and Marianne Whit­ Shelle Jacobs deserves credit Tagg, who was at the piano, com­ field reminiSCing about the past for the great direction and staging posed and sang this piece. football games and the good old that allowed for the tremendous Jim Johnston was one of the times in general. Do. not forget success of the assembly. highlights of the assmebly witJl his unbelievably a c cu rat e impersona­ tions. His caricature of EdSullivan giving a backstage pep talk was exact, down to Mr. Sullivan's stiff­ necked "gyrations". Jim also did a routine of pOlitical impersona­ tions with Lyndon B. Johnson, Rich­ ard Nixon and Hubert Humphrey as the targets. The jug band (Carol Solomon, Ann Bannon, Ann Swanson, Mary Ferrara, Jim Clarke, James Martin and Janet McCreary) was clever and had captured the "hillbilly" mood. The "Boydiggers", alias Our Gang Tri-Hi-Y, performed a song and dance routine based on the song "Button Up Your Overcoat." They changed the 'lyrics to the song in a "tribute" to White's great sen­ Director,Shelle Jacobs and Master 0/ Ceremonies, Bill Kenyon. ior boys. The "Laugh-in" segment showed The 'Laugh In' cast 0/ the Senior Pay Assembly does their thing a party scene with the traditional for the HOOFBEAT cameras. Speaker Tells Students: puns reflecting on events that have "1 Am a Narcotics Addict" Students Receive Honor W Award marijuana, or indulge in drugs. "I am a narcotics addict. I am­ Cited at the May 9 assembly in called for a return to God in all What Richard said, in his strong Gwynne Montgomery, Dorothy also a parolee from the Texas ·the school auditorium were 112 areas of the country's life. and sincere manner, was simply Moore, Sheila Nelson, Julie New­ prison.' I am not here to preach• . Honor W reCipients, an award going Award recipients were Elaine the story of his life. The deduct­ som, Gary Nix, Jami Odell, Liz I am , not here to tell you what to to students who have, through school Albury, Patti Anderson, Lynn Bell, ions on drug effects were left up Oliver, Nancy Oliver, ConniePalou­ 'do, or what not to do. My only involvement, earned a certain num­ Jack Benjamin, Ann Berman, Ronda to the stUdents. As one student sek, Becky Parker, Cheryl Piercy, . reason for being here is to tell ber of points. Black, Martha Blanchette, John put it later, "Richard surely left and Joan Powell. , it like it is, , :" With 89 points, Mike Thompson Blosser. Dean Boyd, Jeanne Brake­ With these words, Richard an .imp~ession on the borderline was recognized as the "Longhorn bill, Bob Callahan, Claudia Camp­ More bonored senior recipients; cases. Who knows if the real were Becky Read, Anita Rich, Blair ~erigo began his story, or revela­ of the Year." His name now oc­ bell, Julie Chapman, Kyle Coker, heads can be helped?" Certainly, tions, into his experiences with' cupies the first of the plates to be John Cotton, Bob Dalrymple, Pat Rider, Nan Roberts, John Rose,' many students involved in the high displayed beneath the Longhorn in DaviS, Donna Day, Kathey Denton, Miriam Rose, Robbie Ross, Joanne drugs. At the age of 31, Richard, school drug traffic are borderline the foyer. John Dunlap, Linda Ferguson, Deb­ Ruhland, Wade Russell, Ron Sawall, as he is simply referred to, drew cases, deciding whether to take the In addition to the recognition bie Gershman, Chuck Gil]ke, Doug Karen Scott, John Seale, Kathy Sel­ the attention and respect of the entire big step or stick with small stuff. given to the . Honor W recipients, Giffen, Terry Halladay, Nancy Har­ lers, Donnie Shapiro, Bill Sheetz, Warren Travis White student bOdy And it is these kids whom Richard the 1968-69 City Swimming Cham­ rison, Sandy Harrold. Susan Head, Jan Sheffield, Janice Small, 'Debbie when he spoke at an assembly on does so much for. pionship Team was introduced by Kearen. Hearn, Susan Holgate, Lynn ' Smith, Doug Smith, Virgil Solomon; . Thursday morning, April 25. The' One dose of Richard will elimi­ coach Douglas Scherer. The trophy Hollingsworth, Bob Horton, Martin Harriet Spie~el, ·Clark Stearns, au die n c e was quiet. Everyone nate the need for a dose of drugs. . that was to have been awarded by Carol Stewart, Mike Thompson, and seemed to be listenting. His words stimulated the crowd in Hotchidss, Sheri Howell, and Eli­ the Dallas Times Herald had not zabeth Hunter. Larry Tbro~son. a more effective manner than drugs For what Richard said was not arrived in time for presentation. Also receiving the award were ever could. Kandi Underwood, Kurt Vander a rundown on reasons not to smoke The Longhorn swimmers are the Shelle Jacobs, Judy Jacobs, Nancy I Meulen, Carol Vaughn, Melinda first city champs in any sport in Jahnel, Jency Johnson, Jim Johns­ Walker, Ellen West, Marianne Whit­ this school's history. ton, Chris Kane, Ronnie Keener, field, Ken Whitson, Bryan William­ Guest speaker for the occasion 'Becky Keith, Gail Kelley, Marcy son, Pam Wilson, Mary Wood, Bruce was Tom Landry, whose occupa­ Kelley, Byron Kilpatrick, Ronnie T~espials Na.. N.ew Me.bers, Woodin, Kay Woodruff, Eleanor tion and reknown is national. The King., Harry Kistner, Karen Knap­ Wooldridge, Melinda Works, and Cowboys coach spoke to the audience penberger, Ed Kremer, Ann Krista­ Joey Zavislan also received the about what he termed the "rest­ vich, Michael Lee, Cavett Lewis, Recognize Recipients of Awards Honor award. lessness at large in this country." Melissa Liles', Bobby Liles, Susan "w" International Thespian Society­ Nancy Oliver, and Shelle Jacobs The football mentor, known for his Luce, Bill ,McEvoy, Sally Majors, See Related Picture Troupe 1177 of Warren Travis White ' were reCipients of this award. Pat firm convictions and integrity, Susan Marshall, Mazel Merrill, On Page 16 met Tuesday night, May 6, for its Wood, earning 40 points received annual awards banquet at Sammy's a 4 star award. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Restaurant on Inwood. Members re­ Honorary membership were also 1 '1 called activities of the school year made public at the dinner. Cited for ' Juniors Take Part and made plans for 'the future. their contributions were Miss Lu- Studen ts View 'Saucer' First order of business was the 'cinda Smith and Miss Jean Patteson. In NeTE Exa.s installatio]l of new officers for 1969- Thespians also admited 25 mem­ Look up in the sky sometime wise. The, lights were soft, not 70. They are: president, Fredna bers to the international organiza­ and if you see a flying saucer, blinding. Four junior stUdents at Warren Howard; vice-president, Margaret tion. They are: Rick Adams, Betty follow it. At least, that is what . After everyone had gawked at Travis White are representing their Brown, Tina Burleson, Pat Calla': Hale; secretary, Sara Topkins; trea­ seven thletes and a coach from ,the saucer, Coach Steadman drove school in the National Council of surer, Allen Young; clerk, Carolyn han, Marie Eubanks, Mary Fuller, Warren Travis White did May 1. up with one of the other boys in Teachers of English achievement Spurlock; and historian, Nancy Tom Grimland, Susan Heiber, Mary After an FCA meeting at Coach the car. When the Coach was finally test. Peiser. Hotchkiss, Jeff Hoy, Marcy Kelley, convinced that there was something Pete Dunham, Valerie De Groot, A total of six awards were pre­ Barbie Levine, Maureen Lloyd, Dale Jim Steadman's church in Garland, athletes from White were invited to in the sky, everyone piled into Lillian Boemer, and Richard Zippel sented to outstanding Thespians. McCaleb, Barbara Oxman, and the cars and took chase. In the cars have spent much time in their Eng­ Jamie Odel, and Nancy Oliver were Nancy Peiser. the Coach's home for diner. Some of the boys got lost and r eturned were Jim De Fontes, Bob Camp­ lish classes devoted to this test. recognized as the two best bell, Steve MOSS ier, Bob Kane, and These students took two National Thespians. Those receiving other Also, Danny Perrett, Shannon to the church in hopes of finding Ready, Gary Segal, Janice Small, Mr. Steadman's address. Hewie Washington. Council tests and later wrote two awards were: best actress, Nancy Carolyn Spurlock, Tom Wehrle, '­ For well over a half-hour , the articles which were s ent in to the Oliver; best actor, Doug Griffen; Bruce Woodin, Allan Young, and While waiting for one the boys group chased the saucer. They fol­ council, May 5. The results of best supporting actress, Fredna Marsha Young were admitted into to get the address, Mike Patter­ lowed it through rural streets and the test will be annOUnced in Sep­ Howard; best supporting actor, the Thespian SOCiety. son turned to Pete Zorbanos across busy intersections. A police­ tember. Bruce Woodin; best set design, Night and said, "Pete, you won't believe man they encountered/told the group These tests are not for schol­ of January 16th; and best stagecraft Entertainment was provided by this. but look anyway." Pet-e looked that it was a test plane and not arships; they aid in receiving schol­ member, Jean Beaudy. several of the Thespians. ShelleJa­ up and saw about a five blocks a saucer, but the boys said arships. All junior English classes For the first time, honor bars cobs and Marc Vaughan presented away, a flying machine that looked that nothing could hover nOiseless­ were eligible to enter the testing were given to outstanding Thespians a duet acting scene from "Mary, like a flying saucer. It had a small ly at the angle that· they had seen. program, but it requires a great persons earning 60 points or more Mary". Bruce Woodin gave a drama­ dome with one light from it and in All were impressed by the U.F.O. deal of class time since the tests during their years at White re­ tic interpretation from "Star Span­ the center of the saucer, a band of and each is now .a, firm believer and articles can only be worked ceived an Honor Bar. Doug Griffen, gled Girl" • lights was revolving counter-clock- . in flying saucers. on during class. "'t's great to get out, out, out, out, 01 high school," sing the all-star cast at the pay assembly. When We Were 17, It Was A Very Good Year?!?!

The good old da ys: David Canty and Pat Wood play in the grass­ and no one cares.

Thespian ol/icers lor 1969-70 are, I. to r. , Sarah Toppins, Caro­ lyn Spu'rlock , Fredna Ho ward, Nancy P eiser and Alan Young. mon • " T hey try harder". Ups, Downs, AII-Arounds, in WTW's CAROUSEL

L e ft: Wade R ussell and Cindy Fztrgetch: B elow; The ope1ling scene from " Carousel", W. T. Whi te's big s pring musi,cal. Page6 THE HOOFBEAT May 20, 1969

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III LONGHORN NEWS ROUND-UP ~I SLIDE RULE D,E . CONTEST TRAFFIC SAFETY COUNCIL sored by business to give teenagers Each g raduating senior was an opportunity to learn how the given a gift of appreciation from Bob Dalrymple took second Tommie Thomas placed first in According to Mr. Don Smith, American business system operates the parents of the band. Ken Whit­ place, Kyle Koker third, and Charles a Distributive Education retailsales sponsor, Driver of the Month has through managements of their own son, president of the Band presided LeRoy placed fourth in the district contest. She received a trophy and not been named. The new officers teenage corporations. over the Banquet. slide rule contest. $75 prize. for the year 1969 - 1970 are: Becki E t h rid g e, preSident; Patti LONGHORN BAND CITIZEN OF THE MONTH Myers, Vice-President; PamPrutz­ The Longhorn Band held their man, Treasurer; Ruth Mosley, Sec­ ann u al awards ban qu et at the ROnnie King, a senior, has been retary; and Lynn Fickes, Reporter. Marriott Hotel on Saturday May 10, n arne d citizen of the month by 1969 at 7:30 p.m. Citizens National Bank. He will appear on tel~vision at 7:00 P.M. FHA Awards included: Most Out­ standing New Member, Bob Merrill; on Sunday, June 29. Stephanie Turner, 4A, has Most Ou t stan di n gPercussionist, CONCERT CHOIR been selected the Outstanding Sen­ Henry King; Most Outstanding Wood ior Girl in Homemaking, Mrs. Lo­ Wind Player, Andy Cooper; Most The Concert Choir held's its retta C I e m 0 n s announced today. Outstanding Brass Player,. annual banquet at the Marriott Hotel, Stephanie has a total of 3 1/2 credits Virgil Solomon. Ken Whitson was Friday night, May 9. Awards and in Homemaking with "excellent work voted the Most Outstanding Member election results were announced. in all areas." She plans to major of the Band. Most Outstanding Music Student in Home Economics in college. Dr. Neil Humfeld, Band Director was Cavett Lewis; Best Soprano, . Stephanie will receive a place at E. T.S. U., was the guest 'speaker Bar bar a Oxman; Best Baritone/ setting of sterling silver flatware at the banquet. Bass, Bruce Woodin; Best Tenor, pro v ide d by the Sterling Silver­ New officers for the '69-70 Long­ Martin Hotchkiss and Larry Tagg smiths Guild of America. horn Band were installed. They (tie); and Best Alto, Becky Keith. Because of her loyal work and are Leslie Fisher, president; Henry P resident is Randall Smith; vice­ effort, as a regular member of King, vice-president; Pat Salter, president, Tommy Turet; secretary, FHA, Nancy Hollis has been secretary; Pat McMannemin, senior Sarah Toppins; sergeant-at-arms, named the Outstanding Future representative; and Charies Hearne, John Mayes; chaplains, Fredna Donna Hurd. Miss Gail Glaspy and Miss Margaret Grimes enjoy Homemaker for·1968-69. She earned' themselves at Latin Banquet. junior representative. ' Howard and Sally McKinley; treas­ 11 more points than required by 'Howard Galletly will be the Drum urer, Linda Petty; and social sec­ the organization through participa:" Major for next year. retary, Jeanne Baucum. SPQR ORCHESTRA tion in regular activities and in The Latin Club held a meeting On Friday May 2, the Warren special projects. on Tuesday, May 13, for the pur­ Travis White Orchestra earned their pose of electing officers for next fifth straight first division rating year. in the Dallas Independent School TERESA PICKETT FUND District Orchestra festival. SCIENCE CLUB The Dallas Heart Associati'on The orchestra, who just a few thanks this school for the contribu­ Professor Ivor Robinson will weeks earlier' received a second tions made by the student body speak to' a joint meeting of the division rating in U.I.L. Orchestra in memory of Teresa Pickett. A Contest at Richardson High School, Warren Travis White and Hillcrest total of $152 was donated to the Science Clubs this week. Professor worked hard and did a great job in fund by the students at White. Robinson is one of the original the Dallas contest. mathematical formulators for the The festival was held at W. T. gravitational radiation theory. White's auditorium with Paul Roll­ PERIGO DONATIONS and of the University of Illinois Students from Warren Travis FRENCH CLUB acting as judge of the contest. ~ White High School contributed a Sacre bleu! Ah, those French Only two other schools besides total of $205.69 to a fund for Rich­ do take their time; witness their White r e c e i v e d first d i vis ion ard PerigO. Mr. Perigo spoke to April meeting which was held in ratings. The orchestra began their the students in an assembly on May! performance with "Russian Sailors Thusrday, April 25. On May 4, the FC's met at Dance" after that they played" Air ChurChill Park for a strictly recrea­ and Minuet" form the "DOUble Deal­ tional picnic. No official business er", they finished their program DEBATE CLUB ' was transacted. with "Francesca Da Rimini." Debaters Richard Lax and Brian FTA officers for the upcoming year are Christy Hirsh. Susan On May 13, FC's annual Banquet The orchestras are judged on how Lusk brought home a second place Bell. Louise Pryor. Cathy Tanner. and Patty Manning. was held at La Petite France. The well they play, ,the chOice of music in district competition in the U.L L. offi c e r s for next year were an­ and other fine points concerning debate tournament on April 11. nounced too late for this issue of music. Next year, the Warren Travis the paper. As we said--Ah, those The director of the orchestra White debate club will host a ~ebate French! is Mr. Chris P. Xeros. tournament. The tournament will consist of five rounds of debate UIL STATE WINNERS KEY CLUB plus the final rounds. Twenty high Junior Bill Linburg won first schools have been invited to attend place in the UniversityInterscholas­ New Key Club members have this tournament. Garry Segal will tic League State 9ompetition hel!! been 'announced by Mr. Dennis be tournament director and Brian in Austin on S-atur

lOY'S WILLS to HOWARD GALLETLY. CHARLIE Newsletter to anybody insane enough wants RONNY BROOKS to have his BILL MC EVOY kindly leaves his DANIELS wills his hair color to to take it. ability to comprehend Latin. tr;t.ck shoes to WILLIE WU. JIMMY all junior girls. JIMMY DENNIS KEN HECK leaves all his cards HARRY KISTNER wills his pic­ MC NULTY gives his sideburns to BUD ALLEN wants DOUG ROWE gives one used wedding band to and pennies to DAVID HOPSON. ture of a mosquitoe biting an old any junior. GRANT MC QUEEN to have his Volkswagen. CHARLES LYNN OBERLIN. JACOB DENUR ROBERT HEISER leaves his bad band-aid to RANDY CASTEEL. BO~ wills room 307 to any poor junior. ANDERSON wills Pink Kitty to 'wills all his albums to MR. SAN-'. ankles to RUSTY AMBLER. KORNEGAY wills a cracker crumbly HUGH MEWHINNEY bestows his 'RICHARD PERRY. MIKE ASBURY . .. - . ---- TILLO to use on the Thoughts fot STAN mNSON wills his long doggie bag to NANCY BOYD. JEFF three extra hubcaps to any junior gives his art talent to PETER the Day. DAVID DUTTON wills his hair, his guitar, his perfect pitch KOPF wills his sports car to the who needs some. MAZEL "LOVER GROESINY A. STEVE ASBURY wills ,yacht, to any senior '70 who is a and beat, and all his talents as parking lot. ED KREMER gives to BOY" MERRILL leaves his great to JUUE · HARDING his master good dreamer. lead guitarist to the ROGUES. MARK any "safe" driving junior his car football ability to BILLY PERLEY. ability to bait shrimp. MIKE_ AYE~ RANDY DOOLEY is giving his HOFFMAN gives his seat in Mr. insurance premiums. MIKE KRISS TIM MERSKY gives PA'I: O'CONNER gives his Honor W points to be diploma to any junior. CHARLES Abram's class to any junior mature leaves to WAY·NE BUSBY his hair­ his chipmunk picture. CHA RLES evenly divided among the junior DOREMUS wills his- impressions enough. STEVE HOFFMAN leaves cut. RICHARD KUNKEL gives LYNN MONTGOMERY wills MR. TRAPP I class. ANDY ANDERSON wants all of Dean Martin to any suave junior. his biting and satirical Tom Cor­ CARRIKER a ride home from school. a course in concise speaking. the junior in third period gym to DAVE DRAKE gives his enthusiasm bett pencil to any junior biting and BOBBY LAWLER gives all his FRANK MITCHELL quickly wills have his razor blades. ROSS and vitality to GARY CLARK. DOUG satirical enough to weild it. TOM putters (in one piece)to ANDY LAW­ his share of LTV before the De­ ANDERSON leaves a few hundred DE GROOT wills his box of warts HOLCOMB gives all the parts of LER. ROBERT LANDRUM wills pression hits. ROBERT MILLER ticket stubs fo the athletic depart­ to any junior who wants them. an M-1 to KEITH MOORE. RALPH his bifocals to Texas State Optical. gives his textbooks to the broiler ment. MIKE DODSON wants to leave HOLDER gives his ability to smile KAPTAIN LEONARD wills his good , room. GARY MymCK gives his "D. A." AUSTIN w,ills a calf to \Y. T. White to any foreign power and say "Hil" to BETSY BEARD. driving skills to JOHNNY LEE. barber to any junior boy who can anyone who wants to start a dead who wants it. JOHN DU COTE gives MARTY HOTCHKISS wills PAULA MARK UEPMAN gives his breaks afford him. cattle ranch. PIDLIP ATTEBURY his German grammar ' book to LOZANO all his snow. ALBERT to the parking attendant. MIKE NEARY wills his chauffer ' wills his love for studying to any CHARLIE LEROY. JOE DRISCOLE . HUBBY wills his Batman record MIKE LEE gives his job to any to any junior who deserves him. DON junior with the same grade average. leaves his panda bear to any in­ to DAVE PARDEE. GREG HUTSON lazy junior. JOHN LIEBER wills NEl1)ON wills his perverted mind JACK BENJAMIN leaves his part secure junior boy. PAUL DUKE gives all his artistic ability from his subscription to Playboy to the to CIDPP STAGGS. ERIC NELSON of Tom Corbett Space Cadet to any leaves his great art of speaking' art 1 and 2 to all 1970 art stu­ Senior Lounge. SCOTT LARSEN wills his track shoes to any junior junior dumb enough to take it. in Miss Pichon's speech class to. dents of Miss Jean Patteson. gives his private parking space to who wants to get a good spot in BRUCE BILLINGS wills his little PATTI MYERS. OZziE "SENIOR STEVE ISAACSON wills a crook to any junior boy who can afford it. the lunch line. MIKE NELSO~ black book to EVAN "CUTTER" SENSATION!' DUNLAP leaves all BIRCH STEWART. CRAIG JETT BOBBY LILES leaves the Liles tra­ gives JERRY MARTIN all the muff­ EVANS. DEAN BOYD gives to the great and wonderful times he hereby wills his orange tank suit dition to ED LILES. SAM LIGON lers he can find. KATHY KING a swimming pool. has experienced in Senior Lounge to DICK WOODALL. ERNEST JILEK wants JEFF HOWE to have what DARRYL NIX wills his grade av­ STEVE BLA,lNE wills his v-a to any intelligent junior (if there wills his vast knowledge to any is left of his "fast Ford. TOM erage to any smart junior. GARY Engine to the school bus. RANDY is such a thing). needy junior. MIKE JOHNSON gives LOUGHBOROUGH is giving NIX gives Miss Watson to ROBERT BLAIR gives his mutfler to anyone MARTIN EASTLACK wills his his track shoes to PHIL BLAIS. NATHAN MYERSON his 500 pound WOLFE. STEVE NODE LAND gives who can find it. RICKY BABISAK chemistry talent to STEVE GOLUB. JIM JOHNSTON wants BOB KANE barbell. his superior and outstanding basket­ gives his ability to do imitations MARK ELLINGSON wills all the to have all his knock-knock jokes. PAUL LOUIS kindly gives to ball playing skills to his brother to any j1,!.nior drama student. MIKE great teachers to DEBBIESHARPE.J MIKE JOHNSTON gives his wonder~ MEIISSA GREEN the boys of the JIM NODE LAND. MARK EPSTEIN wills his little ful sense of humor to DOUG MA­ 1970 senior class. STEVE LOWE BEAN gives to MR. DYER his smile. MARK ODOM gives a deep voice brother Tim Barron to STEVE GCES LANG. Contact lenses from RALPH BROWN wills MARK MC CLANAHAN his to BECKY TERRIL. GARY OHUG go to the clumsy junior who stepped, to enJoy. RAY ETHREDGE wills GARY JORDAN wants KENNY pen. JEFF LYNN sends his draft wills seniority to all the juniors. on them. LYNN BELL wills his his senior exemtions to any appre­ "BIG AL" ALEXANDER to have status to RICHARD KNOX. JIM PIDL OXLEY gives his underground ciative junior. GREG FRENKEL his 13.ke party hat. CHRIS KANE math genius to all the junior mem­ MAHER wills his admiration of the bomb bers of Mu Alpha Theta. wills biB Longhorn- to tile atllJettes wWe tbe ~ ellal!ee Of pltchtng ROTC to an the junior class. MIKE PALMER gives his good driving department. WALT (CRASH) the first White District Champion­ MARTEL gives his physics formu­ record and l ~wyer to BOBBY PAUL BRADFORD wills his seat FLACH leaves a rope and grapling ship Baseball game to Paul Ditto. las to all the juniors. DONN MA­ in the library and his perfect vision BROWN. MIKE PATTERSON leaves hook to JIMMY DARLING. JIM KAPPELE wills his book, "How GRUDER gives to next year's sen­ to any junior dumb enough to want the roster of the 1969 Longhorn foot RONNIE THE FOX wills his to FlUnk Typing For Fun and Profit" iors his seat behind Mike Dodson them. STEVE BROOKS generously ball team to the next spotter, who­ Senior Loun.ge hobby to SKIP NEIL­ to DAVID HARRIS. in ClVlCS. JAMES MARTIN wills ever it may be. DAVID PECK wills gives his flex to all the junior girls SON. RANDY FRAZIER wills al­ . CHUCK KAZLOW wills his side­ his unpredictable Ford to JOHN in Young Life. JOHN BLOSSER a Herf, a Berf, Bachman Lake, gebra to HANLON SKILLMAN. burns to GREG SISMILICH because WALCOT. JERRY MARTIN leaves mistletoe, ducks, and "Hey Jude" leaves a "surprise" party to KATHY MIKE FURGATCH gives all his he is not old enough to grow them his gym socks to a perfume company. PROPER. ALLEN B ROW ELL to DENISE DALLAS. physics ability to RICK FISHER. yet and give anyone any trouble. JOHN MANSER gives his ability RAY PENARD wills his at­ leaves all the fun he had in ·Biology DICKIE GALBREATH gives all his RONNIE KEENER wills his football . to do push-ups to any junior boy. )class to DIANE THOMAS. JOHN tend'ance record to the attendance computer tapes to all the juniors captainship to JOE ABNEY. RUSTY GENE MARTIN wills his Gold Medal . office. TOM PEASNER leaves two (OLD MAN) BUCHAN gives his bUy- taking com put e r programming. KEMPE leaves CHARUE DODDS in jogging to the trophy case. MIKE ing and selling skills to any junior volumes of his seven volume auto­ MARK GERSHATER leaves his loaf­ his book, "How to Make an Adlib MARTIN gives to RICHARD PERR¥ biograPhy to any junior who leads a who can use il. ers to anyone who will give him Speech for Mr. McKinney." BILL his car buying sense. TOMMCCOR­ RICHARD CALEY wills his bUild dull life. DANNY PERRETT wills back his saddle oxfords. GREG KENYON wills his bad habit of MICK wills The Thought for the Day his bird imitations to the orches­ and hair to any env.ious junior boy. GAMBLE wills a banana tree to ' being and reserved at parties tQ . to whatever junior who wants to ROB CLOSSER gives his curly eye­ tra. GENE PIDLLIPS gives all juni­ PENNI CROUCH. ROBERT GAS­ JOHN KENYON. TODD KEPHART­ listen to it. EARL MC DANIEL ors all the lakep~rties.PIDLPIDL­ lashes to all his admirers. BOB KILL wills his senior status toany­ gives his graduation dlplomaincase wants to will his beanie to any , LIPS ' wills his prayers to FRANK CALLAHAN gives his mill to DALE one who wants it. he does not make it out to RANDY junior dumb enough to wear it. ' Continued on page8 MC CALEB. DAVID CANTY wants JIM GRIFFIN wills his shovel MOBLEY. BYRON KILPATRICK JIM MC DERMOTT leaves MR. BETH TENISON to have his sweat­ to any junior who finds his lost will his ability to be a gym super­ SMITH a case of silver polish to shirt and title. LARRY CAI,UUNG­ s il v ermine underneath White. star to RICHARD ZIPPEL. ROBERT keep his whistle shiny. TON 'gives his motocycle to CARO­ CHARL)!l; (DR. C. W.> GIBKE wants KING wills his air-conditioning unit JOHN MC DONALD gives to LYN ROBERTS: ' FRANK CONNER BOB STEWART to have' his elec­ to his homeroom• . RONNIE KING DON JONES 50.000 acres in Mexico. wills his six bombers to his favorite tronic beeper in "Lord vaiuty." ROTC. DOUG (BULLWHIP) GIFFEN gives TOM ' CLANCY grat.efUll)' gives Ethel's and Jigger's style to BILL l'i~-" ~- ~~.. _..-,- !!!"" 'a-~==rttl Jus tuxedo back to the hardware LAMBERTH. MIKE"GORDON leaves ~ ,~ , ,:; :., ' istore. ,GARY CHATHAM wills his his picture of Miss Craze to MISS ,girlfriend to the first junior boy CRAZE. TOM GRIMLAND gives who asks for her. JIM CLARk LINDA PETTY his strained voice. i 0!'1 -1.... gives to CAROLYN SPURLOCK his GARY ' GRuBER gives his blond physics lab manual complete with streak to BILL EDRINGTON. aSsorted flunked tests and analysis FRANK HARRELL wills his I Teen, Fashion Board homework. JOEY CLARK happily mUSic appreciation to any junior wills BARBY GLAZE to all the lucky who wants it. EDWARD HERVEY I ~#- first in f~shion, quality and service, brings YC·.J junior boys. wills his Six Flags pennant to any- , i the first Teen Fashion Board - FOR TEENS ONLY!! KYLE COKER gives a six yea,r one who wants it. ROGER HARRIS i Can you supply of used clarinet reeds to wills his draft status to any junior • Model Pace Setting Fashions I! Add Electricity STEVE PARSONS. TIM CRELLIN in ROTC. JOHN HERRON wills • Advise Others I leaves his good looks and great his elevator tickets to any enter­ • Consult With Co-ordinators I personality to any junior who ad­ prising junior. BOB HORTON wills ! • Set Your Own Style ! mires him. JOHN COLE wills his bronzed tennis racket and shoes i'fpplicants must attend W . T. White, R. l. Turner or Thomas ' If Kathy Bell's stolen eyelashes to to the trophy case. JEFF HAN- ' , :Jefferson the 1969-1970 school year and be active in both INSTANT 'ANN BOGENSHUTZ. THE GREAT SON wills his ticket to the AU- ! school and civic activities. Only five girls will be chosen from I TOM CONKLIN gives his influence , Night Party to any sleepy senior . each school. Applications must be submitted to: I't , with Coach Trapp to RICK JONES. JOHN HAGAR wills the entire " PARTY! BLAKE CIDTWooD leaves a little baseball field crew job to MIKE sooner than expected. ANDY COOP­ LANGFORD. TERRY HALLADAY Electricity Swings / ER gives any deserving junior his leaves five miles of crepe paper English journal from Mrs .. Knieff's and a debt of $100 to whoever is English class. in charge of the Military Ball next ~ ' JOHN COTTON wants BARBY year. MORRIS HANCOCK leaves ..-.~ C!?C., JOHNSTON to have one set of hair a rosey palm to F AT RASCAL : ~~t-l""NORTH TOWN MALL . rollers. BOB DALRYMPLE gives MAGEE. P AUL HENNEMAN leaves I I Hurry-May 31 . 1969 Deadline If DALLAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY his height and s ense of "direction" the Tom Corbett Space Cadet's f,fJ~.,·!"",,,_..,.,,.,~ __• '"""'"'!" .1 i iijii !nn~~' Page 8 THE HOOFBEAT May 20, 1969 lost in photo booths. JULIE CHAP­ Timex company. GIRL'S WILLS MAN leaves all her shorthand to JULIE FLANAGAN wills her driving skills to her sister BAR­ MARSHA ADAMS gives a new VALERIE DE GR.oOT. DEBBIE Continued from poge 7 BARA. VIVIAN FULKERSON is Dawn to MIKE ANDERS.oN. JEAN CHRlETZBERG wills with all her leaving her Charlie Brown Nite­ AMES wills he r not so great stUdy­ love her little pinky to her lunch MARK SMITH wills E Squad Lite to any junior who is still afraid PILLSBURY. BRIAN PICKETT wills ing habits to all the seniors enjoy­ table. VICKI C.oNRAD leaves her to FRED KING. RAYM .oND SMITH of the dark. MILDRED FRY wills his pick-up to the junior class ing the Senior Lounge next year. super ability to RANDY GREEN. gives three feet of his height to her hoola-hoop to the athletic de­ TIM PITTS (GENERALISIM.o) SHAR.oN AMBERS.oN gives her DEBI CURRY wills to D.oNNA CE­ JAY M.o.oRE. J ACE SMITH is being partment. LJNDA FERGUS.oN wills gives one gallon of Fed-Mart paint: stuffed animals to any junior zoo­ GELSKI, "Memoirs of Mazel, the good enough to give some of the MICHELLE JANETTE an exciting remover to D.oN CLARY. RICK' keeper. PATTI ANDERS.oN leaves Man I Loved," her soon to be s enior girls to some of the junior year on Drill Team. BECKY FER­ PLUM gives his reserved place in her desk in English to the incinera­ published novel. boys. SKIP S.oL.oM.oN gives his tuba GUS.oN gives her A's in French the lunchline to MARK BR.oWN. tor. SHAR.oN BAILEY hereby wills CANDY C.o.oPER leaves W. T. to ELLEN ELLI.oT. R.oLAND and talents with French Club puppet STEVEN RAMBIN wills to MIKE her huge part in next year's musical White to BETTY R.oBINS.oN. JEAN­ SPENCE leaves to RICHARDSAUN­ shows to any junior taking French ANDERS.oN his ability to keep all to CHERYLALLIS.oN. ANNE BALD­ ETTE CARR.oLL wills her jump DERS his subscription to Tom Cor­ 7 and 8. four wheels on the ground on a ING wills to LYNN ARCENEAU a rope to the parking lot attendant. bett. "SPIDER" SPRING gives his MARY FERRARA wills her race. M.oNTE RAND.oLPH leaves dictionary of the "special" words. T.oINETTE C.oE leaves her interest' Spiderman ability to Billy Davis. brother's set of weights to DEBBIE all his overdue homework to R.oN-. ALYCE BASKIN wills her color­ in the moon to any star-struck GARY STANLEY gives his track WEHRLE. D.oNNA FISHBURN wills NIE B.oARD. R.oBBY RATCLIFF ing book and three broken crayons junior girl. SALLIE CARLS.oN speed to DAN ALLRED. CLARK her Spanish grade to Cuyanne Hines, gives his bad influence on younger to any creative junior for use in wills her skateboard to any junior STEARNS wills his agile fingerwork a future four year student. SALLY kids to J .oHN DAVIS. STEVE RAUB waiting in the counselor's office. who can spare a broken arm. PATTI in physiCS to any "smart" junior C.o.oPER leaves her SAT score to FLANDERS gives her coke holding gives RANDALL SMITH his Leslie ANN BERMAN wills the SAGA to speaker cabinet and organ. boy. CURTIS STEINH.oUR gives his all the new junior staff members. the junior who shows the most need. ability to MELJSSA PENLAND seat in Senior Lounge to DENNIS LAURA SHEARIN is willedMARGIE CRAIG R.oWLAND liaves his col­ MARTHA BLANCHETTE leaves all LYNNE DAEUBLE gives all her STEINH.oUR. DAVE SUCHEY wills FL.oRA'S tourist map of Beautiful lection of MAD magazines to the her orange and white paint to next bubble gum to DANA DlLLJNGHAM. rotton toenails to ELLEN HENRY. DEDE DANIEL gives a peaceful re­ Downtown Burbank. Senior Lounge and the study halls. year's drill team officers. CAR­ RICKY ST.o.oKSBERRY leaves his lationship to CHRIS MAYRATH. LUZ MARIE GERMAIN leaves BOB RELYEA wills Wilbur to IRWIN R.oLL BALLARD wills her dreamy precision shifting skills to PHILLJP SUSAN DANNELLY leaves to any White to all juniors who want it. ADAMS. MIKE RICH ARDS is giving eyes to the art department. ANNE his s tero tapes to the junior who BLAZE. Mustang a dent given to her by a P AT G.oLD wills her great memory BANN.oN wills all the seniors '70 GARY SWINDLE hereby wills . school bus driver. PAT DA Vj:S gi ves to any senior '?O who will have took them. lots of fun in Corky's class. ALLEN R.oACH wills his season two flats to SC.oTT CRA WF.oRD STUART CULLEY atleastfive extra Mr. Kinney. KAREN G.oLDENwills CAMMY BARBOSA gives to tickets to the Cowboys' football for his V.oLKSWAG.oN. J.oSE points on every major test. SANDIE her private seat at the Park Forest EMILY MOSS her gym shoes and games to any loyal fan left. CRAIG TAFELSKI is giving a new hood .DAVIS gives her COOking ability to Theater to anybody tall enough to gym uniform. VICKY B.o.oTH wills REESE is giving autographs to all to RICK HARP. LARRYTAGGleaves D.oNNA MURRHEAD. D.oNNA DAY see over that big man in front. her safety belts to the Traffic Safety his junior fans. THEIS RICE gives his art supplies to R.oBERT RUBI­ leaves MEL.oDY EYRES her great DEBBIE GERSHMAN leaves her Council. DEBBIE B.oLJNGER leaves BRODIE LEWIS ' his ability to re­ NETT. JAMES TARPLEY wills his librarian skills. TERRI DAYT.oN office in the senior class of 1969 her grades in typing to any junior cover from bad knee operations. comic book collection to BILL gives a saw, a cheer, and her love to one senior '70. dumb enough tO,want them. KAREN JIM REVELY kindly gives MARTY LEWIS. LE.oN T AYL.oR leaves his life to CAR.oL KARCHER and SUSAN G.o.oDSTEIN is giving her BERNAT wills her grade average G.o.oDWIN his ability to keep his harmonica to the Senior Lounge. subscription to Tom Corbett to the to any junior who wants it. JEAN DAVID. mouth shut. MAGNIFICENT MIKE JIM TH.oMPS.oN wills his senior library. JAN GILBERT is willing BEAUDA Y leaves three bent paint DEBBIE DEAN wills her car to RICHARDS hereby wills his reliable to RICK ADAMS a phone to make English book and his English teacher stirrers and one gas mask (used) NANCYTH.oMAS. KAREN DENN,lS shark repellent to J.oLLY JUNIOR anonymous Valentine calls on. PAT to any favored junior. to SHANN.oN READY. RONDA wills to CAMILLE H.oDGES her J.oE AVERILL. JACK TH.oMPS.oN wills his GLEB.oFF gives her perfect record BLACK wills LINDA FREISE "The ability to cut into the lunchline. WALT RILEY gives his crutches Chevy engine to CHUCK WYATT. with Mrs. Hupfeld to any lucky jun­ Chair". SARA BLUDW.oRTH leaves KATHEY DENT.oN leaves DEBBIE to anyone who wants them. REN MIKE THOMPS.oN wills daily foot­ MALLETT her Nancy Drew books. ior. PAULA GODWIN wills her R.oBERTS wills a shot lab manual to SUE BELL another year of ad­ ball workouts forever to J.oHNNY dressing envelopes in the office. DEBBIE DERR gives her new car cavities to her dentist. to Mrs. Sellers. DANNY R.oNAN J.oHNST.oN. GRADY TERRILL wills to DEBBIE MIZE. LAURA DETZEL BRENDA GUILJNG wills KIM wills all his belongings in Rich­ J.oAN B.oDEN wills her D.E. his pogo stick to the coaches. LARRY job at The Carriage Shop to J.oAN gives her lovely vOice to MARIE V AN KIRK a pair of ear plugs to ardson to his favorite junior. J.oHN THR.oNS.oN wills his demonstration BERNBAUM. SUZANNE B.oWLES EUBANKS. JAN DlX.oN wills her wear around the house. KAYH.oGAN ROSE gives to anyone dumb enough speech topic to any senior '70 who wills to MARILYN MITCHELL the great driving skill to any junior wills her skills in senior English to take it, his job as treasurer needs it. MERRILL TRACEY wills ability to jam all the keys at once who would be brave enough to take to all seniors '70. SHELA HAND of the SCience Club. DAVID R.oSEN his vocal qualities to PETE PER­ wills all her "A's" in French to in typing. PAM BRADSHAW wills it. KATHLEEN DAHLY wills her benevolently wills to PETE, VILBIG SKINS. BILL TRIBLE gives his J.H. to M.G.R. JEANNE BRAKE­ summer place in California to any DENISE GLASC.oCK. DEBBIE HAUS everything he has because P ete it. is giving her knitting needles to cookies to J ANICE WIGHT. BILL leaves to SALLY BRIGGS one fish who wants needs everything he can get. STEVE MIKE TURNER wills his ability MAUREEN DU COTE leaves any study hall teacher who wants blob of chewed Doublemint. BETH ROSS gives Mrs. Wells' s eventh them. NANCY H.oLLJS is leaving , to drive on Saturday night to BARRY BR.oWN wills the make-up case to 1,000 green stamps' to the Stude'nt per iod English class to J ANICE WILLJAMS. J.oHN UTLEY wills his Council. BECKY DICK leaves her her bicycle to any junior who wants PAKULA. GLENDA BLAND. MARSHA B. knife to the lunchroom in honor of leaves her car, if she ever gets bright - wide - awake look to all a convertible. SUSAN H.oLGATE WADE RUSSELL wills his side­ the Utley clan. KURT V ANDERMEU­ kindly wills her smile and cheery it out of the shop to J.oANIE SMITH. juniors who need it. D.oNNADUNK­ burns to J.oDY MARZ. TIM RYAN LEN gives his ambition to rule LIN is leaving her Tar Baby pan­ disposition to all overly serious RalIE BURGESS leaves all her wills Lynny Lewis to R.oD SHAW. the world to SPIR.o T. AGNEW. tomime to any junior in her speech seniors '70. biology disections to EILLEEN H.o WARD SELTZER leaves all his JAMES V ANDERSTEEN gives his class. MEREDITH ELLIS wills her ELLEN HALE wills her false TH.oMPS.oN, may she disect in shar es of Alka-Seltzer to any up­ hot Rod magazine to B.oB cheery smile to PffiL SMULAND. eyelashes to C.oNNIE HARRELL. peace. SANDY BURK wills to BAR­ set junior. DARRYL SEELEY wills CAMBELL. MARC VAUGHAN wills R.oNDA EDLEFSEN wills. her old CATHI (CUTIE) HANEY wills a BARA LANDGRAF the ability to re­ five of Pete Vilbig's fascist his ability to cut people down to report cards to any junior who wants happy giggle for rainy days, one member her big sister. HARRIAN editorials to JULIE N.oRMAN. T.oM GARRY SEGAL because he them. BEVERLY EDWARDS gives ball of twine, and a duck at Bach­ BURTTSCHELL wills to ADELE SAV ARD wills a rusty paper clip doesn't have his own. her complete collection of Cliff man's Lake to DAVID CRlSF.oRD. RICHMAN the only Nom at White to CRAIG KNIGHT. R.oN SAWALL RANDY Wi\.DLEY wills his Notes to all juniors. KAY HALEY gives all her good during the school year. MARILYN leaves to FRANK C.oLE his saddle ability to get over larengittis to CANDY ELLINGT.oN wishes luck luck to DEBBIE J.oNES for use in BYERS gives to MARSHA y.oUNG shoes. PETER SCHIETINGER JIMMY ~HE V.oICE .oF .oRANGE with "good" school typewriters to the high kick routines. NANCY her used copy of "As You Like leaves his imitation of an Aggie to AND WHITE) DE F.oNTES. JIM BILL LINBURG. JEN ENGLJSH HARRIS.oN .gives her ability to do It." CLAUDIA CAMPBELL wills a any junior boy who will go to Texas. WAGNER wills the junior clas~ ; is willing her class rank to any­ two bits with Craig to BARBY scratch pad on which to scribble LARRY SKAGGS leaves his pencil patience for waiting in the Dffices. body. KATHY FLYNN leaves her GLAZE. SANDY HARR.oLD gives about that certain boy during Spanish to any junior who can hold it. R.oBERT WARE wills his football soft, sultry voice to .any junior 'typing skills to any junior girl to TERESA GARRETT. SALLIE MULLER SCHILLER leaves spirit to JIM H.oEFER. MIKE WAL­ girl who wants to catch that certain taking second year typing. CARLS.oN wills to DAVID KESSLER DEBBIE MEAZELL his ability to tell LACE wills his NRA presidency and football captain. DIANE F.oRD wills RH.oNDA HARVEY gives all her all her great driving habits andl risque jokes. PAUL SCHLOSBERG membership card to some lucky the Lost and Found to any book chewing gum to LYNN G.oRZELL. gives his foot to GWYNN skills. junior in R.oTC. R.oBIN WEISS' JOAN CENCI leaves to BETH dx:ive. JEANNE F.oUNT AIN is giving SUSAN HAUSE leaves her home­ PETERS.oN. J.oHN SEALE wills his leaves. his wit to all junior boys. FENTRESS all the change she has her Mickey Mouse watch to the making knowled~e to R.oNDA T AY- race car to any touring antique T.oM WHERLE gives his ice skates car show. MARK SAMPS.oN leaves to BILL DAY. pinking shears to hisfavoriteDELJ­ KEN WffiTS.oN wills the proof ST~REO TAPES STEREO TAPES LAH. MIKE S.oRLJE wills his brain of the Distributive Property of Tri­ to the juniors who will take advanced en () gonometry to any junior who will J biology. CHUCK SERVIZIO will his have Dr. Freise next year. CLEVE w n ,> draft board to seniors '70. WILEY leaves all his forgotten Q.. CLYDE SPRINGER wills a dime '-1 E:7-7fj j. TAPE DECK -C French to any s enior '70 taking for the senior lounge to the first second year French next year. DUN ­ « --I junior . who asks for it. DAVID SIM­ CAN WILLIAMS leaves his sanity t- 164 WEBB ROY AL SHOPPING CE TER 357 - 7989 M.oNS wills his driving record to to anyone who can find it. BRIAN 0 the Traffic Safety Council. J.oHNNY WILLIAMS .oN hereby wills his offi­ Summer's Here And It's Time r- SEIDEL wills a fail to KATHY cial basketball scorebook to NAN CY 0 KEESE. CLARK SEYM.oUR wills his ST.oVER. w (J) master ability to bait fish hooks to T.oM WITT bequeaths his un­ ~ For FUN And MUSIC. TERRY -I all junior boys. MARK SEYM.oUR derstanding and gOOd- natur ed way w ( m gives to J AY BR.oWN his superior to all sour juniors. BILL (QUINCY) t- Will Have All The Newest. AJ roundballing skills. WILLJAMS leaves all his mastered D.oNNIE SH APIR.o wills his cal­ golfing ability to MR. TRAPP. en m culus book to BRUCE WILAND. BRUCE W.o.oDIN wills his Swiss Groovy Tapes All Summer Long. MIKE "MUSTANG" SHEAFFER Alpine suit to ANN ETTE EV ANS. · ...... 1 0 wills the old Halloween party spot J ESS E y .o RK wills his bike to 0 ]J ~ L ... See You At TERRYS ... -I by the baseball diamond to SC.oTT BILL P ERRY. J.oEY ZAVISLAN t- HURLEY. BILLS SHEETZ gives wills one last chance to DEBBIE DISCOUNT PRICES > a case of Coke in memory of the. KINGSLEY. CHRIS ZELENS wills Q.. -c Austin Invitational to GARY CLARK a dinner with his grandfather to ~ i r' OPEN DAILY 12:00 TILL 9 P.M. LL.oYD SHINN wills his mgving m KITTY LANDRY. « SAT. 9 A.M. TILL 6 P.M. (J) van to KATHY BELL. D.oUG SMITH KELLY McCANN wills his U leaves better luck next year in Con­ managing skills to t.he coaches to do cert Choir to JOHN MAYES. with as they wish. ST.EREO TAPES STEREO TAPES May 20, 1969 THE HOOFBEAT Page9 MARILYN OSBORN is leaving all color to LUCY SORRELLS. BECKY Frito Bandito "Stick-Ern-Kit" ki' her dramatic ability to MICKIE READ wills NANCY POWELL the to PETE "MARLON BRANDO thE LAFFEN. JUDI OSTMAN wills her minutes of Traffic Safety Council. GREEK" ZORBANOS. HARRIE1 Continued from page 8 car keys to BUDDY ABDOU. LINDA ANIT A RICH wills MARSHALL SPIEGEL wills all next year's Eng­ lim. SUSAN HEAD gives her blue KAY MOORE leaves the Science O'SULLIVAN wills her gym s\lit to FLEISHMAN a carpool with her lish papers to MARTHA KNOWLES, accident forms to JANE HALL. Club to anyone who is interested. the Smithsonian Institute. BAR­ sister. BLAIR RIDER wills that AMY STACY wills her Mickel KAREN HEARN gives to any junior NANCY MC DONEL wills her bank BARA OXMAN leaves her vocal cert3,in boy to BECKY ROBERTS. Mouse ears on her senior beaniE her job if he or she wants it. LINDA account number to any spend thrift range to Miss Williams for furth~r CINDY RIGGIN wills BARRY to DEBBIE TARPLEY. DEBBIE HENDRICKS wills her sprained junior girl. SHEILA MOORE wills testing. JOHNSTON her Tri-Hi-Y pin. NAN STOLL leaves her unpublished edi· ankle, plaster bandage, and crutches her Mickey Mouse ears to any fan CONNIE PALOUSEK wills to ROBERTS wills MARGARET HALE torial, "Will Inefficiency Cause Re­ to LIZ MAY. LYNN HOLLINGS­ of Donald Duck. MELODY MAY­ CINDY BLUNDELL a carton for hair ability in "Carousel." jection?" to next year's editor. WORTH wills to STUART BARZUNE NARD wills her gymnastic skills her glovebox Soda Water Bottles. NANCY ROBERTSON wills her JO STONE wills PAULA ROBINS Or- the fun of ~upervising the boys to MISS HOLLEY. PAT MCNEELY BECKY PARKER wills to LYNN short hair toSTEVE TUFTS. SUSAN a muddy field. SWANI THE SWING­ next year. wills her leprechaun to anyone who FICKES all the SAGA deadlines they ROBINSON is leaving this school ER wills a Fed-Mart ladder tc SHERYL HOOKER wills the can find him. CAROLYN MOORE never met. MOLLY PARMAN wills to whoever wants it. MIRIAM ROSE ALL E N MORRIS. LUTRICI!' gazebo to RANDALL SMITH. SHERI wills her key chains to her car. her place in line to any "short" wills her ability to levitate broc­ TERRY wills the school bus to th( HOWELL gives a roll of masking JILL MC CLURE leaves her driv­ Cabellera. coli spears to anyone who values city dump. tape to SUZIE FINNELL. SUZI ing skill to all seniors '70. MARY DEBE PATTENwillsMARY the art. ROBBIE ROSS wills socks BECKY THAMES is leaving hel HUFFMAN wills change for the coke MALONE wills the library to all LYNN BIBBS a bottle of finger­ to any Drill Team member. JOANNE barefeet to the advanced biolo~ and candy machines in the Senior the junior library assistants. nail polish. PATRICIA PEALE wills RUHLAND wills her doctor ap­ classes. KAREN T ANKERSLE~ Lounge to any deserving junior. PAT SALLY MAJORS leaves a prayer her quiet behavior to JOYCE KEAT­ pointments to LORI SHAW. wills her Superman pin-ups to LO~ HUMPHREYS give her gym socks for LILLIAN BOEMER. SUSI MAR­ ON. MARY PECK wills DANA CINDY RUSSELL wills her LANE. STEPHANIE TURNER willi with a hole in the heel to MARY SHALL leaves Mr. Xeros to anyone TEMERLIN the Dollar Sign. PAULA private parking zone to any willing her mirror' to the highest bidder FRYMARK. ELIZABETH HUNTER who will except him. JUDY PERKINS wills her season ticket junior. C'LU STEWART wills two SHIRLEY T AFELSKI gives SUZ· wills a new year to any junior MATTINGLY leaves one deck of 51 to Cowboy games to JIMMY MAGEE. paint brushes to KATHLEEN MOR­ ANNE SCHELL all her shorthanc with a lot of patience. PAULA cards for use at next year's musical KAREN PETTY wills JUDY GAN. KATHY SELLERS wills her homework. DEBBIE THOMAS will! IRWIN wills senior English to 500 rehearsals to CARL PATMORE. MYNETT another tour of SMU with Homecoming Crown to one lucky strength to find the right one t( seniors '70• . SHARON MC CONNELL wills her the renown director of the Cotton junior girl. KRISTIN SCHEFFEY P AT PITCHER. TOMMIE THbMM LINDA INNES wills her car eraser to JEAN ROGUET. JANET Bowl. CHERYL PIERCY wills is leaving her notes from senior wills her diet pills to her sistel radiO to KNOWLES CORNWELL. MC CREARY wills all her broken CATHY TANNER Miss Williams. English to all of Mrs. Knieff's NANCY who needs them. BELINDJ SHELLE JACOBS wills all her rights crayolas and her coloring book to CHERYL POCHYLA wills JACKIE future students. GLORIA SELLMAN THOMPSON leaves to CHRlST"Y and salary from "The Night of DEBBIE NICHOLS. MERITZ all of her fantastic typing wills her ballet talent to NANCY SWAB chewing gum for histoD January 16th" to FREDNA HOW­ SHARON MC QUEEN leaves her skills, golly, that's terrible. PIESER. PATSY SANDERS wills class. ARD. JUDY· JACOBS gives office shoelaces on her P. E. shoes to DEA POPE wills her twin sister Dobb's House to SARA JANE P AT TRABITS wills her won of Drill Team manager to someone any needy junior girl. SANDRA Lea to anybody who will take her. GREEN. out, broken pencil to all her friends. else that COUldn't make Drill Team. MITCHELL wills her punctuality JOAN POWELL wills KATHY RILEY BETHANY SATTERWHITE wills KAREN TRENCKMANN wills DEBRA JOBSON wills her green to DEBBIE WATTS. SYLVIA MO­ one use d belly-dancer costume. Jim R. to BARBARA E. KAREN JENNY ROBINSON her excellent tennis shoes to the first pink ele­ LINA wills the clinic secrets PENNY PRESNALL wills her Biggie SCOTT leaves Miss Brooksaler and grades in Latin. KANDY UNDER­ phant she sees. JANICE JACOBS to. 14ARY CLARIDAY. GWYNNE machine to the president of the her Show and Tell to BRENDA WOOD wills all the lovelies of D1 is willing her love beads to any MONTGOMERY leaves her seven­ M.M.A., JANE EDWARDS. MAR­ LITWIN. JAN SHEFFIELD wills to SHERI UNDERWOOD. NANCY soul who wants them. year-old gym suit to KRISTY GARET PUGH wills Law Schneider DEBBIE DAVIS a locker without V ARNER wills her days in the Sen­ NANCY JAHNEL is giving her HIRSCH. MARY MOOK wrils her and Down Magruder's living room to a combination. SUSAN SIEG LEY ior Lounge and a Coke to MARK ability to get out of Algebra to all third grade notebook pad with alge­ DEE COCKE. LEA POPE wills leaves any junior the Home and KOBLIKA. CAROL VAUGHN willf juniors. CANDY JAMES gives an bra notes to seniors '70. DOROTHY her French notebook to any senio.r F ami I y Living class for one se­ to SUSAN THOMPSON one never F in speech toRICHARDKREEKON. MOORE leaves all her nosey neigh­ '70 taking a second year French mester. ANDI S. wills one dimple to be used again proportion wheel. JENCY JOHNSON leaves to RalE bors to RUTH ANN Mal ELY. NAN­ with Mlle. Smith. to her good friend so she will have JEAN VOLPE wills the car pool tc ILLICH .her book of 1,001 excuses. CY MYERS leaves all her motherly MARGARET POKORNEY wills four. PAM PRUTZMAN. 'JENNIFER KOPF wills her bowling advice to BARBARA BAUGH. her notebook to any artistic junior. CAROLYN SKINNER wills an CHERYL WARD wills her 10( skill to any junior. DEBBIE KAR­ SHEILA NELSON wills the nick­ CINDY PARKHILL wills her diary "A" in chemistry to MARK F AR­ pages of civics notes to anyone that CHER wills her English notes and name "Poopsie", a life-size picture to the speech department to be MER. KRISTI SHELLEBARGER gets Miss Gage for Civics. ELLEN good study habits to CAROL KAR­ of Raquel Welch, and a "lover turned into a drama suitable for a wills all her labs and her solid WEST wills Kalamazoo to anybodl CHER. KATHY KEESE is leaving boy" sweatshirt for athletics to high school stage. PATTY PAT­ 54 test average to any junior crazy who wants it. MARIANNE WHIT­ -. Pizza Inn to DON JONES. BECKY CURT ASHMal. BARBARA NICH­ TERSON wills her ca~n paper enough to take physics. BONNIE FIELD bequeaths her partner, a e SMITH wills her height to SALLIE OLS wills her silver mine to the to any VOE student who will want SKRODZKI is leaving RICKI Russell, to anyone who will take him. MC KINLEY. GAIL KELLEY leaves Student Council treasury. JULIE it. « BROOKS her muscles and Steve's DENISE WlNHOLT is giving toPAM a torn up Bryan Adams pennant NEWSOM wills an army blanket CHERYL PROCTER leaves her John Wayne shirt. SHARON SLACK HEAD the stale peanut butter crack­ and a lot of luck with the senior to take to next year's track meets skill in black magic to any junior is giving a great year on Drill ers in the Senior Lounge candy boys to BETH VOWAN. to any track fan who needs one: witch from Salem Village. TAM Team to SUSIE SLACK. JANICE machines. MARCY KELLY 'gives her vast EMMY NILSON leaves the window PILLSBURY wills all her "Dough­ SMALL wills to SUSAN HELBER PATRICIA WOOD wills to any knowledge and experience in hand­ openers to the future managers of boy" giggles to charming juniors. a pot-luck roo m mat e. DEBBIE junior her place in Concert Choir. ling boy s to DEBBIE ZELENS. the Drill Team. JAMI ODELL KATHY ROBINSON wills a full "SUPERGIRL" SMITH is leaving KAY WOODRUFF leaves a pair of SHARMAN KING gives her chem­ wills those backstage talks with year's supply of erasers to any to HAL ROBERTS their $5 bet on skiS, the ability to get up 'a ski istry apron to LINDA LUTZ. KAREN Stuart to DEBRA COFFEY. CHRIS math genius who makes a lot of . who is going to get married first. lift, and another "lover" to SUSAN KNAPPENBERGER wills all the NORRIS gives MIKE BalNiCK eter- . mistakes. L Y NNE T T E SMITH wills to RANDS. ELEANOR WOOLDRIDGE snow in Kansas City to MARK nal fame and mortality via this JANET ROBERTS wills her BARBARA L. her fabulous grade in wills her co-ordination and a tray WILLIAMS. ANN KRISTOVICH is paper, also a set of guitar strings ability to do research to all seniors shorthand. NAN SNYDER re- of broken mugs to LIZ TIERNEY, giving a one way ticket to the moon to start his career. '70. CATHY ROBERTS wills her linquishes her weekend reservation SHERRYL WOOLSTON leaves on the first available transport to SUSAN OFTEBRO wills her blond secret identity to anyone who needs to Dobb's House to any junior who BETTY LANDGRAF some Doritos. CAROL GOFORTH. MELISSA hair to Nice and Easy. LIZ OLIVER it. CINDY REYNOLDS wills her wants it. CAROL "CALAMITY MELINDA WORKS leaves a trip to LILES wills her car keys to anyone gives a loud whistle, her high, naturally curly hair to nay one poor JANE" SOLOMON wills her 1968- Galveston to KRISTY SMITH. who can drive her car. SUSAN squeaky voice, and lots of good times girl who needs it. KATY RED­ 1969 gym suit to MR. FORD. SEN­ Continued on page 11 LUCE wills all the runs in her with Wranglers to next year's senior . DICK wills her typing speed to any IORITA SPANGLER is giving her stockings to the track team. CINDY '70 officers. KITTY OLIVER is junior girl who does not want to C~~~ 'mnpnmrnr'k1l!f!lll!'7'T LYNCH wills her iocker to any jun­ willing her contacts, w h i c h she be a secretary. JACKIE ROTTj!:R

ior who can remember the combi­ doesn't wear, to ANN POOL who wills seven sticks of bubble gum I, nation. DENISE LALLA wills her needs them. NANCY OLIVER is to the juniors who go th smile and toothpaste to any junior willing hours of tallying Thespian to the juniors who go to the lang­ I girl who needs it. SANDRA LUD­ points, and hours of last minute de­ uage lab. l HO~5EMAN1S WIG wills 141/2 pairs of white socks tails to the new ThespianPresident. JAYNE ROSE wills her hair I, to the gym classes. ~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 PlA{tl' I JOANNE LEWIS wills her beauty I mark to LIZ T AYLOR. HONEY "Ever ,thi."q for the Horse ord Horseman" I LAMB wills her beauty to all junior girls. SUSAN LAMBETH leaves I I her Family Living notes to JACKIE­ j. CLARISO. GAY LA LARSEN wills C her finger paints to TINA MULLEN. If MARY ANN LEAHY gives her donut i recipes to KAT H Y SNYDER. , Boots i SHERRY LEE wills her perfect att­ ! ~ . , Hots endance record to LOIS SHEPP ARD. ., Leevi DEBBIE LEVIN is giving her great typing grades to BETSY FINK. Wrongl er . MARTY LEVINE wills her fall to ,• Shi rts DAVID MAHER. CAVETT LEWIS , Lee' s wills her piano to CECILIA , Strow Hots DEUPREE. LILLIAN LIEBENSON wills her dirty gym suit and shoes to DOROTHY HILLARD. MAURINE LLOYD wills the ability to get along with her best friend since her sister a complete line accessorie -'i and she never fight to DEBBIE 0/ SPANGLER. CRICKETT LOBB gives her de­ sire for Nirvana to GREG FISHER. KARIN MAGONI leaves her senior 228 Preston Fcrest Village exemption from journalism to all 368-6246 juniors who will need it. Page 10 THE HOOFBEAT May 20, 1969 -- SENIORS AT WORK AND PLAY IN 1979

Convention Center, 1979, Dallas, is still going to every Prom. in seven kids. DEBBIE DERR is an MIKE GORDON appears on a vitalis. claIs. EDWARD KREMER is asing­ Texas, has been bustling with sight. exotic dancer. RANDY DOOLEY's commercial. JAMES GRIFFIN is· ing policeman for the Dallas Police acitvity for the past week with re­ VICKI · CONRAD is still the head friends are still saying "you can starring . in an ~nderground play. .Department. KATHY KEESE is a union activities for the famed Class Whopper. CANDY COOPER is still take Randy out of the country, bUt KAY HALEY has gone into the wig teacher in the art of deception. of '69 of Warren· Travis White High sel.li.rig candy at Sears. JOHN you can't take the country out of business. MARTY HOTCHKISS is a JAMES KAPPLE sells· women's ling­ School. COTTEN is commanderoftheU.S.S. Randy." CHARLES DOREMUS is singer for Lawrence Welk. CHERYL erie. CHRIS KANE is giving lessons Come with us and tour the main Harriet. DEBBIE CHRlETZBERG a dark horse nomination for Vice­ HOWELL is head of Aggie Spirit in ballet at Theatre Center. RUSTY· auditorium and view the progress is still laughing and sneezing loud­ President. TERRI DAYTON owns Club. ALBERT HUBBY is Mayor KEMPE is the head preacher at each '69 graduate has made in the er than anyone. JOAN CENCI is a slenderizing school. DON N A for Jack-in-the-Box. .JOHN HAGAR Walnut Hill Lutheran Church. ANN last 10 years. here we think; barely knew her in DUNKIlN is a movie critic for the is first baseman for the Mets. KRlSTOVICH is teaChing math at MARSHA ADAMS is the reign­ school, barely know her now. ANDY Dallas Morning News. JOE DRIS- ELLEN HALE married Rick Storm. W.T.W. ing Miss Dallas. She finally made CooP~R is still.conducting his an­ COLL announced at the stock­ DEBBY HAUS is still on a D.O.E. RICHARD KUNKEL-kind of fol­ it. ELAINE ALBURY is a tree nual Benny Gadsman tribUtes. holder's meeting, the opening of two system. NANCY HARRISON is head lOWing in Greg's footsteps or is it climber for Dallas Public Works DEBBIE CURRY has placedfirst· more Fred's Restaurants. He con­ of the SMU Cheerleading SchooL vice versa? BECKY KEITH is still Department. BUD ALLEN was pro­ in a number of speech tournaments. trols 59 percent of the stock. JOHN HERRON's daddy gave him a lOOking for a break on Broadway. moted to third man at Tom Thumb. BLAKE CmTWooD is head of a JEN ENGLISH graduated with new car, w/4 speed. HARRY KISTNER is a prOfessional SHARON AMBERSON finally got government .agency. ROBERT honors from Radcliff after attend­ MORRIS HANCOCK has found the weight lifter. KAREN KNAPP EN­ money for a pair of nylons. JEAN CLC6SER is still follOWing Meredith ing three out of 400 days of school. fountain of height. RALPH HOLDER BURGER is Fox's Lady!?!? MARY AMES lives in the Alamo with the in the halls. JOHN COLE is run­ MEREDITH ELLIS is living in a runs his father's car dealership. MALONE a Dallas Librarian. · ... rest of the pigeons. CHARLES .ning a boutique for men. GARy' poor house eating potato chips and SUSAN HEAD -- Head of What!?! GAIL KELLEY is still iii love with ANDERSON is on the football team CHATHAM--we can't find him, bUt pic k 1 e s. MARTIN EAST LACK SUSAN HAUSE is head chef for the Davi~ Potts. at Tyler. ANDY ANDERSON still we think he's at Cindy's. ;' . teaches Spanish at W. T. White Toddle House. LINDA HENDRICKS MICHAEL KRISS is now married has that Volkswagen. PATTY AN­ LARRY CARRINGTON has just High School. RONDA EDLEFSEN is proud to announce that" she ·is to a blonde and works at Sears with DERSON has become another been promoted head of the tire owns a red Chevrolet dealership. really related to Jimmy. BOB HOR­ her. RONNIE KEENER is head Picasso. pulling unit at Sears Automotive. CANDY ELLINGTON has become the ton is 1979's Poncho Gansah. writer on Rowan and Martin's RCSS ANDERSON is still earn­ BOB CALLAHAN is bringing down Singing nun. MARK ELLINGTON CHERYL HOOKER sells geesecalls Laugh In. DEBBIE KARCHER is ing letters on the W. T. W.swim team. the house in off broadway plays. has steWed into Einstein's shoes. · from her cough. NANCY HOLLIS currently teaching grade school MIKE ASBURY makes the costumes. DAVID CANTY was seriously in­ ROY ETHERID~E is spending his is the star in Dr. Kildare series. after an unfortunate accident, when STEVE ASBURY is a costume jured while running his head through leisure time and money hopping ROBERT HEISER is still running her Kindergarten children tied her manager fo r th e Colony Club. hi s underground Printing press. from one Hawaiian island to another. around in his truck letting the air up and had a Love-In. BOB KOR­ PIDLLIP ATTEBURY is a law RICHARD CALEY has finally BEVERLY EDWARDS has part own­ out of tires and chasing Turner girls. NEGAY is now head of the art de­ enforcement officer; traffic divers­ learned to put film in his camera. ership in the new "Patio" drive in EUZABETH HUNTER is Miss Hogs partment at NTSU, UT, OU; you ion. MICHAEL AYERS is a social KYLE COKER is a professor of restaurant. Feet of 1979. GREG HUTSON plays name it he's there. CHARLES worker in Nigeria. DAVID AUSTIN Physics at U. of Alaska. TOM roUE FLANAGAN is amodeUor the violin for Lawrence Welk. SUZY KASLOW owns a motorcycle shop. failed for the 10th time to make CONKLIN finally wrote an accep­ Gibsons. MARGIE FLORA is the HOLGATE is a stage manager for TAM PILLSBURY still thinks the New York Mets Baseball team. table Offbeat. winner of Future Homemaking Candy 1979 W.T. ·White's production of the devil is really her father dressed PAUL BRADFORD is agoodguy. RICHARD CLANCY is amember Sells. KATHY FLYNN is an English "Hair." LYNN HOLLINGSWORTH in a red suit, after all,. Santa Claus DEAN BOYD is a sailor. RICKY of the Harlem Globe Trotters. professor at Harvard. DONNA is managing editor of the Dallas is. MAGGIE POKORNEY promotes BABISAK is a photo peeler at Bur­ FRANK CONNER finally recovered FISHBEIN is the mother of five. MOrning News. PAT HUMPHRIES is Grandma Maudley's Homemade ger King. SHARON BAILEY got his long lost tropllles from his SALLY FLANDERS owns a resort a professor at Jesuit. Jam. CHERYL POCHLYA drives 3 big acting break; recently starred school in Conn. TIM CRELLIN on Padre Island. BECKY FER­ SANDRA HARROLD is still a ·parts truck for Lee Jarmon Ford. as the curtain. STEVE BAINE hopes finally made it back to California GUSON is P.E. t~acheratEICentro. , visi ted by Mike after his dates. CONSTANCE P ALOUSEK is still to graduate with the '79 class. and found it washed away. JEANETT WAYNE FURSTENWORTH just CATm HANEY was an art major Miss Gage's friend. MIKE· PAT­ MARTHA BLANCHETTE is a CARROLL is married and trying to landed on Mars. WILLIAM FRA­ and discovered a new Idnd of art. TERSON is still writing sports referee at the submarine . races. raise het two sets of sextuplets. zier is in the club eyebrows. MAR­ PAT GOLD is the · new Twiggy. stories. DEBBIE PATTEN is JOHN BLCSSER heads the Dodge SALI1E CARLSON is still promised, VIN FRAZE is still making pool SHELAGH HAND is Mrs. Clemmons coordinator lor SAT's. GENE Rebellion. RANDY BLAIR saw the bUt has no ring yet. CLAUDIA hall circuits. secretary in Home and Family PHILLIPS wins the award for being light and jOined the church. SARA CAMPBELL is a school teacher. LINDA FERGUSON won first Living. · the complete, absolute, super sonic BLpnWORTH is the tatooed fat lady KAREN CARLSON is still doing her place in laughing competition with TERRY· HALLADAY is still relator. PATTY PATTERSON is a counselor at Beau Lake teaching at the circus. JOAN BODEN lost practice teaching with Miss Gage. a hyena. GREG FRENKEL is a having a Gayla affair. ST~VE motorcycle racing. her passport and is stranded in professional hippy, yippy, etc. RON­ HOFFMAN. is a model. EDWARD , JAMES CLARK is a Western HARRIET SPIEGEL has taken the Swiss Alps. DEBBIE BOLINGER ALD FOX is second base for the HERVEY just made the last pay­ Union delivery boy so that he can over the "male" order catalog.· is still looking. VICKIE BOOTH Mets. MIKE. FURGATCH married­ ment on his Firebird. JEFF HAN - continue to deliver his greetings of AMY STACY has opened a Mama's is a gossip columnist and is still wonder who? MARY FERRARA SEN finally tiought his uncle's farm "Hi, boz" to Nancy Robertson. JO­ home COOking ser:vice. CLARK talking. CAMMY BARBCSA tuns. owns and operates a wrestling in Maine, and is running a success­ SEPH CLARK finally went back to STEARNS is now inHollandplugging the popcorn machine for the Preston studio. MILDRED FRY has col­ fUl potato business. FRANK HAR- · his old Alma Mater and is coaChing dikes. CURTIS STEINHOUR still Royal. ored her hair again -- it's black! RELL 1s the janitor in ·charge of at JeSUit. TOINETTE COE has gone idolizes Kristin Scheffey. SYLVIA ANN BALDING sells bow ties DIANE. FORD finally completed her .the stage lightllig, etc., at W. T. W. in the neW car bUsiness. PAT SPANGLER is still carying her radio at Fed-Mart. JACK BENJAMIN is Hope Chest and married Bill. KAY ·RHONDA HARVEY is a fortune tel­ COOPER is climbing mountains. around. MIKE SPRING is preparing a light director for Bob Calla­ SANDY DAvis's first child was FULKERSON is married and adop­ ler at the State Fair of Texas. ted 14 kids. WALTER FLACH is for the moment he says his first han's off Broadway show. SUZ­ named Sandy Davis Jr. SUSAN KAREN HEARN is an actuary lor the owner of the fabulous garage, word. . GARY STANLEY is an ANNE BOWLES sings on the Nutri­ DANNELLY is still playing dots. Republic National Bank. KENNETH and he's the main mechanic• . olympic medal winner for the mile. ment commercial. MIKE BEAN JOHN DUNLAP is a pro basketball .HECK is in Peru raising llamas. LUS MARIE GERMAIN is heir JANICE SMALL is running a small works at a gas station. ANN BAS­ player. DE DE DANIELS is at . LYNDA INNES is waitreu to a coffee plantation in Brazil. a: toy store. KIN now owns Baskin & Robbins Texas with her dropee. CHARUE GARY GRUBER is doing ads for Mr. ' in Boys .Town. PAULA IRWIN BECKY PARKER is doing 5~ 10 Ice Cream Shop. . DANIELS is still in love! The qUes­ Clairol' and 'only his hairdresser is a nuclear physicist. STEPHEN years for embezzling fUnds from JEAN aEAUDY is· a Pablo tion is himself or Steph? DONNA knows for sure. ROBERT GASKILL ISAACSON is a paratrooper for the White'~ Student Council. MARY Picasso model. WI~LIAM BELL DAY · married A. N. Night. PAT · Viet Coog Relief Forces. is a cop 00 the Mafia own~ Chicago PECK Is llving at the Big House. crushed to death by a Sumono wrest­ DAVJS was a tadpole but now be­ Police Department. GREG GAM­ JUDY JACOBS 1s running amole DAVID PECK '. as encountered act ler. ANN BERMAN runs a beauty came a toad. DAVE DtrrTON is has BLE is leading a new cult of.flat­ factory. NANCY JAHNEL mar­ Bleeding Radish ~its in Lower Ru­ parlor specializing in hair rinses. Premier Donseur of the Moscow ried Clark Gables NOLOS ANN topped hippies. BRENDA GUII1NG son. mania. RAYMOND PENARD incor­ BRUCE BILLINGS owns a spa. Royal Ballet. BECKY DICK ~ JACOBS is a camel driver. SHEILA porated with Issacson to formSouce RHONDA BLACK gave a command a new son named Moby. KAREN 1s still looting. JACOBS is married to aborigine. Beverages Inc. KAREN PETTY is performance at Carnagie Hall; her DENNJS operates in New· Orleans. JAN GILBERT is the Secretary MICHAEL JOHNSON is president in her second love life with Jim. string broke. CAROL BALLARD KATHY DENTON finany came down of the Treasury for the George. · of a string bean tie factory. JENCY PAULA PERKINS is still under the dy~ her· hait ,bl~ck and is now off her high horses. Wallace Administrafion. DEBBIE JOHNSON is touring the world with skin. DANNY PERRETT is a pro­ having more fUn. ANN BANNON PAUL DUKE, five star general, ·GERSHMAN owns a nation wide chain famed trumpeter James Illich. ROB­ fessional weenie roaster. PAUL sayS Mr. Ford's Journalism class is the President's advisor from the of Kentucky Fried Kosher Kitchens. BIE RC6S works in a barber shop. pmLIPS receives complete Bueiger is much more fUn the loth · time Pentagon. Bearded JOHN DUCOTE MARK GERSHATER is a liberal MIKE B. JOHNSTON has opened a Award. around. is living on a kibbutz in Israel, college professor at U. T. CHUCK gambling card casino in New CHERYL PIERCY gives electric HARRIAN BURTTSCHELL has ~d every . Friday night teaches the GIBKE obtained a Ph.D. in "heavy" Orleans. hair permanents. BRIAN PICKITT saved enough for her trip to New Israills folk songs.. Prime · Bal­ music from Berkley. DOUGGIFFEN LOIS FRANCIS JAMES is now recently beat Micky Fisher. DAVID York, but she's still working on lerina, MAUREEN DUCOTE tells was jailed after leading a young employed in the First National Bank POTTS is a drum teacher. PENNY her way back. P AM BRADSHAW reporters that her faVOrite hobby father into a life of crime on the vault counting green bills. GARY PRESNAL runs an Ivy League shirt still drags down Forest Lane. is woodworking. KATHY DAHLY water front. DICK GALBERATH is JORDAN draws ads for magazines. store. LEA POPE is a. Bolwian JEANNE- BRAKEBILL still bruises is a cheerleader for the Dallas chairman of an ice cream cone JOSEPH CRAIG JETT and ERNEST truck farmer. DEA POPE is a red­ very easily. STEVE BROOKS Still Soccer Team.. company. JILEK have gone into partnership cap at the Greyhound Bus Terminal. has the nickname of "Bugger." JACK DENUR has made the U.S. TOM GIUMLAND is janitor on writing an underground paper JOAN POWELL paints library yard BETH BROWN is President of Olympic team. BOB DALRYMPLE Broadway. SUSAN GOODSTEIN is called "SWEAT". DEBRA JOB­ signs: DON'T STEP ON THE GRASS! Lady Clairol Cosmetics. MARSHA is the conductor of the Dallas Sym­ living in EI Paso -- David finally SON, famed actress, has recently TIM P~TTS is a leading minister in BROWN still hasn't gotten her car phony Orchestra. DOUG DEGROOT­ gve in. LINDA GOOOOTEIN is living been starring in Boris Karloff Dlmebox, Texas. back from the shop. JOHN BUCHAN owns and runs a nursery. DEBBIE in New Orleans with her husband, movies. JIM JOHNSON has opened NANCY MYERS has three kids: has recently been promoted to Chief DEAN owns a sewing shop. LYNNE a professor at Tulane. King Gus­ up three farms' fUll of Jersey cows. Honey, 4; Becky, 8; and Lloyd Jr., of Police in San Francisco. RCSA­ DAEUBLE now holds the leading tavus of Sweden is presenting the HOWARD KENYON \S a photo­ 11. CAROLYN and DOROTHY LYN BURGESS is the world cham­ record of multiple births in the Novel Prize in Chemistry to DAVE grapher for Playboy. SHARMAN MOORE are still twins. MARY pion volleyball player. MARILYN world -- 15 children. .MMES DRAKE for his work on vacuum KING joined the King family. GOR­ MOOK teaches a handball course BRYERS has taken over operations DENNIS is a general in Mexico. in Man's Brain. PAT·GELBOFF is DON KING is a bricklayer. BRYON at Texas A&M. GI\.RY MYRICK at the Mayo·Clinic. RALPHBROWN MIKE DODSON teaches Karate a Texas History teacher at W. T. KILPATRICK is a prof~ssional is Cindi Daniels personal beauti­ is the U. S. Ambassador to the and grow Boons trees. JAN DIXON White. PAUL JO GODWIN is work­ cheerleader. TODD KEPHART is cian. SUSAN MARSHALL is taking U. N. SANDY BURK is alias the lives along the Mason Line. LAURA ing for Welch's GrapeJuice Factory. an auto mechinic. 'MARCY KELLEY .Pablo Cassol's place as head cello Dorito Bandito. KAREN BERNAT DETZEL is living in Atlanta with KAREN GOLDEN is a busybody. is a model for Curl Free commer- of the Philharmonic. JUDY MAT- May 20, 1969 THE HOOFBEAT Page 11 of People for Ending Slavery) after stUdents. KAY WOODRUFF is now OXMAN finally made it in the opera. SENIORS AT WORK AND PLAY IN 1979 being thrown out of the YippyMove­ a giggling house mother at TCU MARK ODEOM is the proud papa Continued from page 10 ment. where she graduated several years of four little "all rights." JAN ROBERTS is New York's ago. BRUCE WOODIN still loses leading fashion designer and has just his shoes, thanks to his brother, FRANK WILEY is repairing the TINGLY has disappeared to a foreign BLAIR RIDER has just completed been commissioned to design com­ every Sunday morning. P AT WOOD Great Wall of China. KEN wmT .. country where they suspect she is swimming the English Channel. pletely new attire for America's starring in Broadway' s top show of SON is alive and well ••• somewhere. being kept for intelligience material WALTER RILEY is now star guard teachers. NAN ROBERTS has just the season, plans to continue in dra­ P AT WEIRICH has followed her dealing with historic material. of the World Champs-Dallas Cow­ been summoned to the White House matics. MELINDA WALKER is still ideal of Joan Biaz. DUNCAN WIL­ HUGH MEWHINNEY became a doc­ boys and a father of three J.J. 'so for her fifth consecutive flute per­ Debbe Walker's twin. DEBBE WAL­ LIAMS is reported missing on an tor like his mother. JANET Mc­ WADE RUSSELL came in third place formance for the President. REN KER is a bus driver. MIKE WAL­ important expedition through New CREARY is still coloring in her in the professional cheerleaders ROBERTS is a spy for the U.S. lACE has finally succeeded in taking York City. BRIAN WILLIAMSON color book and never stops laughing. conference. Government because of his shifty over Robert Conrad's role in CBS's has opened .a fish store. MARI­ FRANK MITCHELL finally said SHERRY LEE married a navy eyes and quiet character. CATHY enduring "Wild, Wild West." ANNE wmTFIELD has been elected yes to Sharman. DAVID MERSKY or officer. MIKE LEE is a Texaco ROBERTS is the first lady hitch­ CHERYL WARD is noted for her All-American Girl. PAM WILSON is it Tim? GWYNN MONTGOMERY, manager. MARY ANNE LEAHY is hiker to chalk up a two million annual Christmas dances at the has returned to White to teach in once the shy, sweet girl, now works Vice-President of Martin Schooi miles on outboard motor boats. Baker Hotel. Mrs. Weinhardt's French depart­ as a stripper for Dallas' Colony for Defense. BOB LAWLER is KATHY ROBINSON is a social work­ ment. RANDY WADLEY is parti­ Club. SALLY MAJORS is the Typist shagging golf balls for Coach Trapp. er at a mental institution. SUSAN JOHNNY SEIDEL has just Cipating in the 1988 Summer Olym­ of the Year-1979. DON MONT­ SCOTT LARSEN still isn't em­ ROBINSON is running a dress shop matched his car with his hair by pics held in Rome, Italy high atop GOMERY, after receiving his Ph.D. ployed. for sizes 3 to 5 only. DANIEL RO­ curling it around a telephone pole. Mt. Olympus. in mechanical engineering from TOM LOUGHBOROUGH is man­ N AN haS changed his old ways and CHUCK SERVIZIO has opened a Rice, is now a car washer at a ager of Sears and Roebuck Service is now a member of the clergy health SP A specializing in push- CINTY WILSON is a teacher. filling station. MAZEL MERRILL Department. SAM LIGON is now stressing "clean living." ups. MARK and CLARK SEYMOUR SHERRYL WOOLSTON is exploring is a doctor who has discovered a owner of Putt-Putt Miniature Golf KAY HOGAN is working at have Signed two ten year contracts in Africa. ELEANOR WOOLRID?E new nasal disease. SYLVIA MOLIN A Course. BOBBY LILES is head of Baker's. THOMAS HOLCOMB is with Texas Giant and the Doublemint ., is director of the W. T. W. chOIr. has been voted the number one the committee for Safe Drivers. still writing an underground news­ Co. JAN SHEFFIELD still doesn't ROBERT WARE is still working at dancer of the year, beating out her JOANNE LEWIS is still working paper. LEONARD KAPTAIN is a get it. MIKE SHEAFFER is an en- Vander Maulen's slide. VIRGIL older sister. BOB MILLER was just 40 hours a week at Burger King. car salesman who has to buy a new gine specialist for Ford. MARK SOLOMON is a conductor of the promoted to manager of his local MARILYN LEVINE is still playing car for himself every week, if it is SAMPSON has bought outthe Reese's New York Philharmonic Orchestra? neighborhood swimming pool. basketball with Paul Lewis. STEVE raining he has a problem seeing Buttercup Co. so he can save his NANCY YOUNG is now Lady Godiva. EARL McDANIEL is still grad­ LOWE is now running a tape deck JESSE YORK is spinning burgers other cars in the rain. RONNALD change for cokes. KATHY SELLERS world-wide. PAT YOUNG now stars uating a whole semester before service. CRICKET LOBB is another KING is still as skinny as ever. has turned down her two millionth everyone else. JAMES MARTIN is Janis Joplin. JAMES MAHER is an English teach­ date. HOWARD SELTZER has just as the arch villain of Batman, the owner of Green Valley Raceway. JOHN LErnER is dOing Miss er at Thomas Jefferson. Donn Ma­ bought out the Burger King. Giggler. JILL McCLURE is working on her Clairol commercials. SANDRA gruder is still hosting swimming JOEY ZAVISLAN has inheriteQ CAROLYN SKINNER finally masters in Art, or at least inter­ LUDWIG owns a wig store. ROB­ parties for the "girl scouts" in this hooked "Wes" and is now the proud his father's gas station on the corner pretive drawing. JERRY MARTIN ERT LANDRUM is still raCing bro­ community. KARIN MAGONI has, . mother of eight children. DONNIE of Forest and Marsh Lanes. is still trying to revamp the "Dirty ther Jim's car up and down Forest for the tenth time, been named SHAPIRO has sold his brain and P AT TRABITS is a housewife in Dozen" with Jerry as the ring­ Lane on Sunday afternoons. CYN­ 'Flapper of the Year.' Her lips leader of the group. KELLY Mc­ THIA LYNCH resides in Acapulco. all the patent rights to IBM. GLORIA Westchester County outside NY.C. still flap faster than any other In­ with only 6 children and 2 poodles. CANN is now manager of a foot­ SUSAN LUCE was named Tom SELLMAN has married RudolfNur­ ternational non-stop Talker. MERRILL TRACEY has opened his ball and baseball team - keep pul- Thumb checker of the year after JEFFREY LYNN is still selling eyev and they are currently touring seventh in a nationwide chain of , ling; Kel! GENE MARTIN (every­ 10 years of loyal service to Mr. shoes. JUDI OSTMAN is still Tiny Europe. GARY SWINDLE is chair­ dress boutiques. KAREN TRENCK­ body's big brother) is owner of Edwards. DENISE LALLA is the Tim's faithfUl secretary and presi­ man of the Board of Swindly Bank NAS, with her big sexy smile, is a chain . of body building studios owner of a horse stable. CAVETT dent of his fan club. PHIL OXLEY and Trust. SUZANNE SIEGLEY over 69 percent of the nation. MIKE LEWIS is Singing in her church has been promoted in the Marines grows her finger nails and sells dOing Ultra - Brite commercials. BILL TRIBLE, with his big baby MARTEL is the head of the vege­ choir. MARK LIEPMAN finally to the rank of sergeant, his life's them to Revlon. JOE TAFELSKI table farm in West Kentucky. MEL-' beat Fritz Von Erik in a wrestling ambition. LINDA O'SULLIVAN is plays center for the Los Angeles blues, is an eye doctor; fitting, eh? ODY MAYNARD is still going from match. SUSAN LAMBETH is still: a secretary. WILLIAM PALMER Lakers. STEPHANIE TURNER died of over­ one gorgeous boy to another. getting her once a week, Sunday is the new Vice-President of the consumption of chewing gum. SffiR­ PETE SCHIETINGER is head LEY TAFELSKI is a social worker. GRANT McQUEEN has been in night call. U.S. CYNTHIA P ARKmLL cur­ plumber for the Blanton Towers. Canada ever since he graduated in LILLIAN LIEBENSON is still rently models saddles in horse LARRY T AGG is the United States KAREN SCOTT has obtained com­ Ambassador to Russia. LUTRICIA 1969. JOHN McDONALD is still getting excited over nothing. ME­ shows. RICHARD PLUM is still , plete ownership of the Scott Towel working on all those white teeth. LISSA LILES is a happy housewife in Miss Ramay's English class. TERRY is the proud mother of 12 industry. DARRYL SEELEY is on an eight-acre farm. JIM McNULTY is still showing that of Bob Dewilling. GAYLA LARSEN KRISTI SHELLEBARGER has serving a two year jail sentence for DEBBIE THOMAS is happil.T"-____ blonde that they do have more fUn, is having a gayla of a time with finally saved enough money to buy talking too much. JOHN SEALE has married and finally finished that (blondes, that is). NANCY McDON­ Terry. MAUREEN LOYD is now the latest model car in the Hillman acquired the easy job of mopping NELL is leading a course in per­ running a carrot factory•• DEBBIE line, a 1958 one. LLOYD SffiNN semester of college at NTSU. the floors at Market Hall. NANCY LARRY THRONSON is a mad scien- fection at the YWCA. TOM Mc­ LEVINE is a typing expert for IBM. is still buying raffle tickets from MARY SNYDER is running a dress CORMICK has made a life , career MOLLY PARMAN is the drill W. T. White girls. ANDY SINGER tist. MIKE TURNER is the star ,shop. DEBEY SMITH is still a first-baseman for the Minnesota out of the army. WILLIAM McAVOY teain sponsor , at Marsh Jr. High. has at long last come into the vast newspaper reporter. LYNNETTE Twins. MIKE THOMPSON is presi- is teaching swimming at Hockaday. PATRICIA PEALE hasn't said a sewing machine fortune that Isadora SMITH is a housewife with eight dent of a college. KANDY UNDER- KAY MOORE is a fUller brush word for 10 years. CHERYLPROC­ Duncan's relatives have maintained kids. RAYMOND SMITH is in the WOOD is a happy mother of many woman. TOR is the first woman in the U.S. is theirs. LARRY SKAGGS has his navy. and a part time nurse at White. JOHN MANSER is a bicycle to have her forehead tatooed with own paint and body shop but still JOHN UTLEY is just getting out of salesman in downtown Irving. "TffiNK," introducing the custom likes to dodge bullets in the fields. WILLIAM JACE SMITH is a college, El Centro; would you be- . SANDY MITCHELL is still working from Russia. MARGARET PUGH BONNIE SKRODSKI is a maid for lawyer. CAROL SOLOMON has re­ lieve it? at Titches. JAMES McDERMOTT has finally made it official by an­ a society column writer. SHARON turned to Israel. ANN SWANSON KURT V ANDER MEULEN is a is an actor on T.V. ' SHARON nouncing to the press that Ramon SLACK is still trying to teach sister discusses topics at SMU. CAROL .window worker forSkillerns. JESSE McCONNELL is a head sistrick Ford is re3..tly NOT her uncle. Her Suzy the drill team routine. GUY STU ART is a clown in the Ringling YORK has cut his hair real short. manager at Luby's. NANCY husband a Mr. Wong Lee Wee re­ SMITH is the first ROTC General Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus. THOMAS WITT is a strong man in ROBERTSON is a Volkswagen de­ sented the confUsion which resulted to be assigned to White. . JOCELYN STONE owns a rock and a side show at Fair Park. DENISE signer. from Margaret's lengthy deception. gravel company. DEBBIE STOLL is KAREN TANKERSLEY is a new WINHOLT operates a horse drawn SHEILA NELSON is still look­ ALLEN ROACH is now a thin a horse trainer for TV shows. one on us. JAMES TARPLEY is milk ' wagon. WILLIAM WILSON ing for younger, fresher talent. man in the circus. STEVE RAMBIN RICKY STOKESERY is still at the dancing instructor at Arthur Mur­ is a doctor: ELLEN WEST is a JULIE NEWSON is President of the creek. DAVE SUCHEY sells Car­ still hasn't awaken from Mrs. ray's. specializing in old dance fashion designer forWoolw6rths and Latin WOPlen's League• .BARBARA nation Ice Cream. Knieff's English class. MOTE forms like the Boog-a-loo. LEON on weekends an avid Bridge player. NICHOLS is head of the Denver RANDOLPH works in a filling sta­ TAYLOE has just sel a new high­ ROLAND SPENCE is a ·leading MARILYN WELLS has released mint. GARY NIX is still honking tion. ROBBY RATCLIFF is fol­ jump record of 6-1/2 feet. HENRY manufacturer in purple tennis shoes the new record "My Guy" and is his "horn." CHRIS NORRIS is lowing the 01' Aggie tradition by (GRADY) TERRILL is still chasing and army boots for PE. CLYDE now living in Beverly Hillls. TOM Miss Holley's new P.E. assistant. remaining a lifetime live-in student. Susan. REBECCA THOMAS is SPRINGER is rapidly manufacturing' WEHRLE has finally made it big in EMILY NILSSON has finally changed BECKY READ is still waiting for that secretary to Richard Nixon, after a Christmas tree lights. PAT SAN­ radio. ROBIN WEISS is the new her name 'to Nelson. DARRYL NIX Western day so she can wear her year of I. C. T. at White. TOMMY DERS i~ now the chief Chalk Board bird ,man of Alcatraz. ADRIENNE is President of Honda Hoods '79. western outfit again. SHARON RED­ THOMAS is again voted as best sales Cleaner in the whole Southwest. WARREN is still going to Walnut DON NELSON died of starvation DICK 'tis ten years older than she person in all of Dallas. BELINDA BETH SATTERWHITE is planning a Hill Swimining pool to watch her while daydreaming. was in '69. CRAIG REESE hasn't THOMPSON is still worrying as to great career as a first claSS maid. husband life guard. RAYMOND ERIC NELSON works for the kept in touch, so we can't tell you where to apply for college. JAMES RON SAWALL wins pro~ sional WARREN is a teacher. Berkely Barb. MIKE NELSON milks about him. BOB RELYEA finally THOMPSON is a world speed typist cheerleader a war d. KRISTIN cows. STEVEN NGDELAND is restored his '69 Pontiac Bonneville doing 250 words a minute.~ ~ ' SCHEFFEY --God only knows Kris­ President of Future Homemakers. to original condition. Finally made LAST WILL and TESTAMENT tin's whereabouts. She was last MIKE NEARY is still working for a solo flight around the world in a JAMES VANDERSTEEN is still seen in the "Dress for Flood's" Continued from page 9 piper cub. Goffs. driving that stationwagon. NANCY shop. PAUL SCHLOSBERG is a DAVID ROSEN is the editor of JAMES REVELEY is first tenor VARNOR is a quiet school teacher transmission mechanic forOldsmo­ P AM WILSON leaves her trans­ the New York Times. JOANNE in a barber shop quartet. CYN­ whose classes are all Senior Eng­ bile. STEVE SCHILLER is playing istor radiO to the Senior Lounge. TffiA REYNOLD owns ahorse ranch. RUHLAND has joined the U.P.I., lish and Bookkeeping. CAROL for a combo called the "Redheads." CINDY WffiTTINGTON wills all her and various others. J ACKIE SUE THEIS RICE is the all American VAUGHAN is sponsoring the W. T. W. spirit ribbons to anyone who wants ROTTER finally got her centerfold paper boy for a hippy newspaper. annual. MARC VAUGHAN is the GARY OHLIG is now the manager them. ADRIENNE WARREN wills out in National Geographic. TIM ANIT A RICH now has her own ghost speech writer for the Presi­ of the Preston Forest A&P. NANCY her detentions to any junior with a RYAN is still selling popcorn. dancing line in New York's famed dent of the U.S., Dean Boyd. JEAN OLIVER is drama and speech coach perfect record. DEBBIE WALKER BRUCE ROWLAND is president of Radio City MUsic Hall, replaCing VOLPE "star" of "Harkee, the Cat" at WTW. ELIZABETH OLIVER is wills her baby pictures to MRS. SAF­ Metrecal tor Lunch Bunch. MARIAN at last the Rocketts, who according has recently announced her retire­ sponsor of the pep club at T.J. FORD. RAN D I WOCKENFUSS ROSE got shot by the Red Baron. to Anita, "were too tall anyway. ment from the theatre and live SUSAN OFTEBRO is a nurse at leaves a book on phonetics to jun­ CINDY RUSSELL is still waiting They hid the scenery." MIKE quietly in Boston. Terrell. JAMIO'DELL has finally iors who need it. for her application for her listing RICHARDS is a cultural flower­ become the last of the red-hot in "Who's Who". JAYNE ROSE picker who is married to' the Bus MELINDA WORKS has been em­ mamas in Sweden, natch. KA TH­ MARILYN WELLS wills six light is letting her hair down once in a Driver of the Year for 1979. DAVID ployed for 18 years now. SHERRYL ERINE OLIVER serves as a re­ bulbs to the water fountain. ME­ while now. CINDY RIGGIN has a SIMMONS has just been elected WOOLSTON is still considered one placement teacher for Miss Opal LINDA WALKER leaves six posters skilled man around the house. chairman of the APES (Association of the most unstudious, studious Holley's gym classes. BARBARA to the Drill Team. Page 12 THE HOOFBEAT May 20, 1969 HO,OFBEAT Reveals Miss Holley Announces Retirement After Years of Qevoted Teaching Recipients Of Awards By CAROL SOLOMON

The HOOFBEAT Staff proudly making classes. Richard Lax gets One of Warren Travis White's to the girls' P. E. classes, began si~al Ed. and a minor in sociolOgy. releases the recipients of its an­ the Judd for. Defense Award. most enthusiastic teacher!?, Miss teaChing with' a B.S. degree from Miss Holley's teaching ex­ nual Taurus and miscellaneous Pete Zorbanos grabs both the Opal Holley, is retiring from the East Texas State University in Eng­ perience includes three years in the teaching profession at the end of lish. She also received an M. A. awards. Tiny Tim and Marlon Brando rural schools of Hopkins County, this school year. degree at Gevrge Peabody in Nash­ Awards. Julie Norman and Cindy Texas, two years at Mt. Auburn J esse York receives the "Hair" Miss Holley, who is best known ville, Tenn., with a major- in Phy- Elementary School, where she had Award. The Summer Blonde Award Blundell receive the Devoted Latin Students Award. Janet McCreary as' a 'student one of our own faculty goes to Chris Zelens. Jim Johns­ members, Mr. Chris Xeros. ton talks his way into the Ed Sut':' receives the Driver of the Day Miss Holley taught one and a half livan Award. Mr. Frank Altick re­ Award. (Who knows how long she'll luck out?) years at Obediah Knight Elementary ceives Party Counselor of the Year School, half a year at A. W. Spence Award. The Underground Paper of Cathy Bell gets the Taurus Award for her genuine rabbit. Best All­ Junior High School, twenty-five 'the Year Award goes to the HOOF­ years at N.R. Crozier Technical BEAT. Around Popcorn Maker Award goes to Mazel Merrill. Coach Scherer High School, and four years at Paul Hanneman receives the Ty­ receives High and Dry Award. White; a total of thirty-six years pist of the Year Award. Jimmy Christye John gets the award for which she has devoted to the teach­ DeFontes gets the Originality the Best Corpse. ing profeSsion. Award for his announcements over Susan Helber is honored with the During tne summer, her activi­ the P.A., system.Mr. Leonard Tr.app First 1969 1/2 Graduate Award. ties include rec reation work as play­ gets the Honorary Speech Class Theis Rice receives the Modesty ground teacher on Dallas City Parks, Award. Carol Solomon gets the Award. The T~Urus Award for Re­ supervisior of municipal recreation Strongest Girl of the Year Award. maining Quiet 30 Seconds goes to in Commerce, Texas, American Red for her feats in the Senior Study Linda Davis. Cross swimming and water safety Hall. MCT receives the Best Con- Rick Spofford receives the Never workS, and four summers at Kick­ I cealment Award for its activities on Monday Award. The Friendliest apoo Kamp in Kerrville, Texas. during assemblies. The "Top Ban­ Sophomore award goes to Jane John­ ana" Award goes to Penni Crouch. ston. Diana King is the recipient Miss Holley says that she has had many memorable experiences Tom Conklin's OffBeat receives of the award for Running Down The as a teacher. She likes -to remem­ the Writers' Decency Award. For Halls The Fastest Between Classes. ber being involved in obtaining his early morning selections, Mr. Chris English receives the Panda scholarships for students who have Santillo receives the Grammy Bear Award for being the best duplicate of a panda bear we could succeeded in college and attained a Award. Marsha Adams gets Better find. Terri Efird gets the Biggest Girls p, E, instructor, Miss Opal ,Holley. pleasant worthwhile position in life. I Foreign Relations Award. Wayne Mouth Award. 'She has had the experience of teach­ Croom gets the "Cub" Reporter ing children of former stUdents. Award. Playboy Before Dark Award goes to Richard Caley. Hi-Liners Win Awards She expects to spend many years The Swiss Toruist Guide and jln Jt\emllrimll thinking of the wonderful ex­ Film Commentator Award goes to School Receiyes Check' periences that she has known dur­ Bruce Woodin. Dennis Allen ing her thirty-six years of teach­ i receives Peach Fuzz Award by a Three Waren Travis White stu­ ing. Miss Holley says, "I can truth­ close shave. Cavett Lewis earns dents presented Mr. John J. San­ - Class of 1969 fully ,that I was always eager the How to Increase Your Musical tillo with a check for fifty dollars to '1'eturn to school each Monday, Ability Award. The coke machine from the Dallas Chapter of the and after holidays, and after sum­ gets the Most Dependable Award. Central Dads' Club, May 12. mer vacation." She will miss teach­ ,Marc Vaughn gets the Don Rickles Bruce Woodin, Annette Evans, ~eresa Jickett- Class of 1970 ing but looks forward with much en­ 'Award. Danny Perret has been and Steve Bander have attended thusiasm to r etirement. .. med "Romeo of the Year". David meetings of the Hi-Liners, a teen panel associated with the Dads' Plans for the future inclUde par­ Canty ,and Joanne Ruhland earn the ticipating in voluntary service con­ Taurus Toleration Award. Club, on Saturday of every month Iiatlrll ~ub or - Class of 1970 during the school year. They took tinuing hobbies and perhaps pu;suing new ones, and also to do more Mr. DenniS Abram's Problems part in an attendance competition traveling. Miss Holley has had a of Democracy Class gets the Joe held between all high schools in the fulfilling- job in her teaching career. Pyne Citation. Detention Hall visi­ panel. Points were received for the tors get the "You Asked For It" attendance of members, school ad­ Award. The Stage Craft Class gets ministrators, friends and parents, the Star Trek Award. Girls' Locker and articles in the school news­ Room gets the Sing Along With papers. Mrs. Miller Award. The School As chairm'an of the group which Library receives the "You Don't White was part of, Bruce WOOdin re­ The Great Escape Say" Award. Senior Study Hall runs ceived a check for twenty dollars, away with the "Laugh In" Award. which he plans to put his towards' Gourmet AW:l rei ponp« to Home- college fund. Cologne for men EVERYTHING'S POPPING UP ~- ...-- a rousing new f{agrance that's made from special a.ppast£ herbs found in India. This new cologne will help you stay cool through practically anything. Even

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IN DAUAS IN HOUSTON _33 Highland Park Shopping Village 2800 Kirby Driv. 4.,> 528-7330 528-4193 Presto Charge Bank Americard ' ;. ~.:,; May 20, 1969 THE HOOFBEAT Page 13 Future Teachers Award Honors; Announce Officers for 1969-70

At the Future Teachers Asso­ The new 1969-1970 officers of Hirsh, secretary; Cathy Tanner, ciation Awards Banquet on April FTA are: Louise Pryor, preSident; treasruer; and Patty Manning, his­ 23, 1969, at Jamie's, 32 girls re­ Susan Bell, vice-president; Christy torian. ceived service awards. They are Susan Bell, Nancy Chambers, Sue Closser, Sharon Collier, Linda Freise, Barby Glaze, Gwen Hanson, Christy Hirsh, Cheryl Huie, Barbara Landgraf, Betty Landgraf, Carol Long, Linda Lutz, and Sallie McKinley. Patty Manning, Nancy Moore, Debbie Myers, Karen Nicholl, Julie Nor­ man, Linda Norman, Glynda Og­ den, Nancy Powell, Louise Pryor, Mr. Joseph P . Latimer and Mrs. Artis Duke confer the Sons of the Susan Rands, Roberta Roberts, Kar­ American Revolution "Cadet of the Year Award" upon Paul Duke, en Scott, Jan Sheffield, Mark Stod­ dard, Cathy Tanner, Sarah Top­ a senior, while Colonel Cecil Wood watches on. pins, Kay Woodruff, Debbie Ze­ lens also received awards. Betty Landgraf received the FT A ROTC Awards Given Member -of-the-Year award for the most service to the club. Receiving the Superior Cadet Revolution. Paul was chosen by The FT A Senior Aw ard went to rating at the ROTC Awards Assem­ Col. Wood and Sgt. Hansen to re­ senior Kay Woodruff, the president. bly held Friday, May 1, at 7:00 ceive the SAR's Cadet of the Year a.m. were first year cadet David Award because of his outstanding Ka y Woodruff cites /J etty Landf?ralf with the FfA Member of tbe Martin, second year cadet Ben Wes­ knowledge, leadership, and military Year Award. ton, and third year cadet Paul Duke. bearing. ~~j-'"~';::~~h.:5 ' .. ,6t::~::n·, 1'I: ':r.c.. --~~, ROTC Commandant Col. Cecil The following people were /1 Wood presented the Superior Cadet promoted in rank at the ceremony: Award to the ROTC sponsors for Battalion Commander Paul Duke to ~ their outstanding service. Receiv­ Colonel, Battalion Executive Officer Knock them out ing the sponsorial awards were Terry Halladay to Lt. Colonel, "A" Gail Kelley, Robbie Ross, Candy Company Commander Tim Pitts to with these new 'James, and Karen Knappenberger. Major, "c" Company Commander A special award was presented Chuck Kazlow to Major, "E" Com­ f lair pants with to Paul Duke by his mother, Mrs. pany Commander Mark Smith to the lace front Artis Duke, and Mr. Joseph B. Lat­ Major, and Battalion Adjutant Ray timer of the Sons of the American Smith to Major. mid-iff . Students Talk to Animals Join the German Club and talk be an exchange student from Ger­ to the animals - in German, that is. many who attends Highland Park That's what the German Club did High School. New officers for Sunday, May 11 at the Marsalis 1969-70 will also be announced at Zoo, and members say that if you the meeting. Candidates for Presi­ haven't tried, you shouldn't knock it. dent are: Lana Holman, Liz Tierney Look what happened to Dr. Doo­ and David Osborne. Vice-president little. At the previous week's meet­ will be Jana Jones. ing stUdents viewed Sponsor Doris Brooksaler's color slides of Europe. Secretary and treasurer will not Tonight the annual club banquet be elected untIl the fall, when the will be held at Luby's Restaurant in new first year German stUdents Snider Plaza. Guest speaker will arrive. I1nl!-gi'ne This If You Can "' ~!j ~

Sophomores acting older than the drumming on the table in Journa:" PRESTON ROYAL HIGHLAND PARK GARLAND ~ seniors? lism? This was as ridiculous as it 'j EM .. 3-2509 LA 2·0920 218-3418 ~ Opera music over the PA system? ' , School without girls? looks. ,_ ~~8q~~,:,~~~ Even better, Henrix over the P A system? The "elevators" working? The lunchroom ladies on strike? VILLAGE Water skiing in the school parking lot? BOUTIQUE Someone getting his finger stuck in a :hole in the physiCS room NORTHTOWN MALL again? Fold-outs in the PTA newsletter? 247·5152 Students protesting the All-Night Party? A two.-minute passing period? A 14-hour school day? Teachers requesting a bicycle park­ ing lot? A course offered in lion taming? Playground equipment set up on the football field? The HOOFBEAT c'osting nothing? SchOOl textbooks being banned? A school year free of absences, detentions and homework? Summer vacations being cancelled? Not being breathed at over the P A system in the morning? Making it through the day without starting off with a thought-for-the- day? Having to sleep in Study Hall? Having to be quiet in the Library? Winning City in Football? . The HOOFBEAT having real news PETITES in it? -OR~91'Ok ij(t(ALt Robbie Ross? JUNIORS l- 15 • Chris Norris getting her hair cut? MI SSY 6- 18 • RICHARVgON Greg Frenkel sitting still and not Page 14 THE HOOFBEAT . May 20, 1969

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AS FOR THE FALL roundup of Wad" Randy Wadley who was in the sports , this article centers around top ten in the state all season in the spring sports of tennis, track, the 220 yard dash. He took the city baseball and golf. These sports championship honors in this event proved to give a great lift to and went on to take first place in the sports program at White and the event in The Little State Track Only 362 More Days should be keeping with this tradition Meet in Corpus Christi. David (OJ) The Orange-White spring foot­ next year too. Jackson took district honors in th~ ball game was played on schedUl e THE TENNIS TEAM, coached by 880 yard dash and Frank Connors last Friday night. The teanis worked Mr-. Ramon Ar gulles, took home a took second place in the high jump out for three weeks in prepar a­ trophy this year to set beside the also in the district meet. These tion for the big game. Coach Fowl­ ones for swimming and basketball boys went onto Fort Worth in the, er coached one team while Coach They captured the district llAAAA regional track meet. The outlook is . Steadman coached the other. title from Woodrow Wilson. They good. Many performers will be re­ For the past semester, Jimmy lost the match for the . city title turning next year and with a few' DeFontes has kept us informed on to Adamson 3-1. The only winners breaks we could have another city how many more days until the big were the boys dOubles team of cap­ _champion_. , game,. Thank God the o range-White tain Bob Horton and Wayne Warren. THE BASEBALL TEAM, has im­ g~e comes only once a year. With that win, they were able to proved this year too. The team, Jimmy says to be sure to remind advance to the state regionals in coached by Mr. ROy Denny, had a everyone that there are only three Fort Worth. The successful season hundred and sixty-two (362) more 4-4 , record in district action. The . ~ was due mainly to the play of David , season had its high points too. days until the annual O r ang e ~ White Peck in boys singles, Horton and The best game of the year did nof spring game. Warren in boys doubles, Debbie come until the last contest when Track News Jones (who has since moved to the Horns beat Thomas Jefferson Houston) in girls singles and Jane 3-2. This made the season for White Randy Wadley, White's best in Johnston and Nancy Boyd in girls and the virtualy' bad s-eason that track, has been visiting many col­ doubles. The outlook for next year's the team had- was forgotten after lege campuses in hopes of getting a team is good. Rob Cloud is coming the win over the Rebs. As in the track scholarship. Oklahoma Uni­ over from Marsh to take over the Other sports, the baseball outlook versity new Randy up to its campus boys singles and the girls doubles is good. The team has 7 or 8 last week to look over the school. team of this year will more then starters returning including pitch­ Arkansas has also showed interest likely still be in tact. Next step--­ ers Bill Mc Caw and Paul Ditto. in Wadley. He runs the two-twenty CITY. dash as well as the mile r elay. TH E TRACK TEAM, also had a TH E GOL F TEAM, has improved He went to the Little State Meet in successful ~eason. They, like the this year too. The team, coached Corpus Christi three weeks ago. basketball team improved every by Mr. Lenord Trapp, completed The ten fastest men in each event year. The varsity team placed fourth the season with a 6-4 record. The .throughout the state are invited to in the district and the sophomore victories included wins over Thomas this meet. Randy went to run his team took home another trophy as Jefferson an~ Hillcrest. The most speCialty, the two-twenty dash. He they captured the district champion­ outstanding players on the team came in first in a very talented ship with a landslide victory over were ,captain Bobby Lawler and' field of runners. Arkansas has also the Other schools. The varsity also Paul Duke. The returnees next year shown interest in Joe Clark. He had some star performers this year. include Rusty Ambler, and Mike should aid the Arkansas team greatly The most famous was "The Super Patterson. for they finished last in the r ecent Southwest Co nJ ere n c e Track Champsionships. 1Jlls FORMAL WEAR

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This cost is ONLY $20. In Appreciation • • • June 16-20 June 23-27 July 7·11 9:30- 6713 West NW Highway Ages Ages Ages On behalf of Brian Williamson, r~ interest in us and helped us Special 12:30 0.11. (OFF HILLCRESn 9- 12 13-15 16-19 Greg Barett and myself, I wish to with all our jobs on and off the Classes EM 8·6439 thank the coaching staff of W. T. field. The job of manager is filled For You! 1:30- Dallas, Texas White High School for the trophies with difficulties, and none seems to 4:30 p.m . Ages Ages Ages 13.15 16-19 that we received at the "All s~rts appreciate the job they do. When 9·12 FREE PARKING ,Banquet" Thursday, May 8. This someone needs equipment, they ex­ 'is the first time that the managers pect it right now not ten minutes have received an award of this type later. The coaches have tried to Mrs. Caral Russell, 247·7265 717 W. Jefferson and I hope this will be a first for make the task a little bit more Mr s. Gloria lizak, 247-8982 WH 3·4301 many years to come. compatible. On be al' ~ "hf' m ~ '" - >'1') 14 Eunic t . ::I ! l os, T exas 75234 Da"as, Texas This year the coache. ook a ger, thank yOl _ 'M' :>,'('" " _ :y.",.,"!f''''.''': .'"1'1 •• ______THE HOOFBEAT Mo.y 20, 1969 F-all Semester Spofts By MIKE PATTERSON

SWIMMING The offense has a new punch as former tackle Dennis Allen moves This is a roundup for the fall to a fUllback position. Uthe defense sports of swimming, football, and is as rugged as in previous years, basketball. The ups and downs of White could be a serious contender each sport will be reported and for the district and city crowns. next years outlook will be explored. Watch out BA. \ Our most successfUl sport of the year was swimming. The swim­ " .' BASKETBALL ·l·· ··yi ming team, coached by Mr. Doug

.. "'':::: Scherer, took the championship of The only thing the W. T. White . the City of Dallas. It was the first Basketball team has done in the 1'. ~ t i All region tennis players Rob­ championship of this kind taken by five-year history of the school is ~:?=:: l , ert Horton and Wayne Warren. a W. T. White sports team' in the improve. In the first year, the team . Track Team captains Joe Clark and Randy Wadley pose behind five year history of the school. did not win a game in the entire gym. The Longhorns compiled a total season. Through the years Coach of 234-1/2 points in route to the Clarence Warren has improv~ the title. They beat out Thomas Jef­ ball club until they were a serious ferson, Bryan Adams and Hillcrest threat everytime they go on the Swimmers Climb to capture the crown. Although the floor. What did they do this year? team will lose many of the top Well they brought home the San 'members, they should have enough Antonio Alamo Heights Tournament To The Top strength to repeat as champions. championship trophy (the first All-stater Dick Goodall plus Kevin championship in the school's his­ W. T. White's class of seniors Bailey, and John Walcott head the tory - this came before the swim­ '69 will be remembered as the class list of returning lettermen. . ming). They also had the first which produced the school's first winning season in the history of city championship. It came from FOOTBALL the school. Their record was 17-13 the swimming team on March 7 which was not anything spectar.ular md 8 at Perkins Natorium. The Longhorn football team had but it was a start. What will r. ome By compiling 234 pOints to sec­ a rough time this season••• to say about next year? Well if every­ ond place TJ's 215, Whitewasnever the least. Their high hopes at the thing goes well, a city champion­ in any danger of losing. Team depth beginning of the year slowly ship and maybe with a few breaks was sighted by Coach Doug Scherer diminished as the season went on. a state. Eleven of the 15 varsity as the reason for the victory. By They completed the season with a members will be returning next qualifying 12 individually ( to TJ's disappoining 2-8 record. The only year including the five starters ten) fo r the finals we wer e able two victories of the season were led by one of this year's captains, to win with only one first place by over Madison 14-7 and H. Grady Wayne War r en. It should be a suc­ Dick GOodall in the 100 yard Back­ Spruce 28-14. The outlook is good cessful year for the r oundballers. stroke. Two seconds were also for a successful season next year. taken, Goodall in the 200 yard In­ dividual Medley and the 400 yard Freestyle Relay team composed of: John Cole, Bob Miller, David Dick, and David Drake.

The City Championship Longhorn Tennis Team .•

-til city trackster David Jack· son.

Confessions Of District winning S'>pho7Zl)re Track Team.

Mr. Santillo presents the Longhorn of the Year Award to Mik e A Junior High Thompson. Sports Editor CONGRA TULATIONS Srs. By PETE ·St. John' VILBIG on becoming Freshmen (college that is) As the junior sports editor of the Hoofbeat, I would like to, on CONGRA TULATIONS Jrs. behalf. of the entire junior class, officially thank the seniors for all on becoming Srs. their wishes of good luck in White's athletic endeavors next year. It shows that the senior class really CQNGRATULA TIONS Sophs. cares. After all, when good luck Varsity football players worked long and hard last fall but to no is all you have, every little bit avail. on becoming Jrs. helps. While my opinion of W. T. White phone -357.2808 sports doesn't jive with the other CONGRATULATIONS All sports editor, I must admit I enjoy 354 park forest villaae a good football game. I found rip e dellis, texas 75229 on a sucessful school year. White's football squad to be par­ ticularly amusing. Our other sports were also in­ own rr I teresting for an avid spectator. £bnPedmu/j Of course, swimming did take the ...... ···0/T'ce sUfp/~ co. cake since we did win. 80Y'S AND MEN'S WEAR Let us all now at the end of the SCHOOL SUPPLIES. ART MATERIALS year recall the familiar White slo­ &15 .Prest. Royal Yilla,e BOOKS. TY~~WRIT.ER REPAIRING gan: . Remember it's not whether LIT NOTES O'-EN MONDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHTS vou win or lose, it's HOW you lose.