Burkburnett High School Yearbook Derrick 1965

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1965 U&tnlck/ Ctaffa CARLISS FISHER - Editor JEAN PAGE - Assistant Editor TWILA BRIDGES - Business Manager LINDA HODSHIRE - Classes JIMMY DUNN - Advertising DANNY TAYLOR - Advertising VICKI TURNER - Photographer BEN McDONALD - Photographer SHARON COMPTON - Organizations SHEILA DAVEY - Sports MRS. SCHMIDT - Advisor

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D E R R IC I6 1965 — VOL X W BU2KBURMETT HIGH SCHOOL Carliss Fisher, EDITOR Jean Page, ASST. EDITOR Mrs. Z e ll Schmidt-, ADVISOR

Man is essentially of a gregarious nature. He wants to be with other people, to b e liked by them , and to be understood by them . Even his moments of solitude serve as preparation for his social relationships. Man can exist w ith food and shelter, but if he is to be happy, he must find his place in the world of people about him. The Am erican high school is a world of social relationships. Through its varied group activities m an can gain the acceptance and understanding he seeks.

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Like a c h e m ic a l r e ­ action, so cializin g happens any tim e , any p lac e two or m ore people co m e to ­ gether - a t a dance, in the ca fe te ria , in the halls a t school. This is n atu ral to hum an beings.

School provides endless opportuni­ ties for social experiences.

V aried a c tiv itie s bring people to ­ gether -----a ctiv ities w hich in clu d e everything from class m eetings

to painting th e flats for a o n e -a c t play.

Groups form in the h alls betw een classes, and always there is tim e for the m ore personal relatio n sh ip betw een a boy and a girl.

Weekends bring a c tiv itie s and so cial relationships of a different nature, ranging from running errands on Saturday m orning to atten d in g church on Sunday m orning.

O ccasionally one prefers to w ith ­ draw, to be alone - -

alone to a c ce p t failure, to plan, m aybe even dream a little ,

or just to relax with a can of worms and a fishing pole.

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Superintendent, Mr. I. C. Evans, arrives at the office, ready for the events of another school day. Co-ordination of all the components of a school into a func­ tional unit is his major role.

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Responsibilities, little problem s, nor m ajor upsets altered the disposition of Mr. S ilk wood, our p rin cip al. This a b ility to take things in stride is ra re.

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A ssistant P rincipal - Mr. W alter K oller

G uidance Counselor - Mr. D allas Groenewold

Secretary to Mr. Silkwood - Mrs. O pal Kennedy

Board m em bers and their wives c h a t as Mr. Evans carves.

Mr. W eldon Nix (President) and Mr. Paul Fisher com p lim en t the Home Economics g irls’ cooking ability.

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Mr. Jack S m ith , Floyd M arten (S ecretary), and Hugh V each ch at before dinner is served; Mr. V each m oves right to g reet Mr. Roy M itc h e ll (V ice-p resid en t). Be­ low, Mrs. Brack Preston and Mrs. Paul Fisher have been served and are anxious to sam ple the tem p tin g fare.

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Mrs. Maxine Boles

Mrs. Donna Clampitt

Mrs. Dorothy Page

Mrs. Z ell Schmidt

Mrs. Wanda W allace

Mrs. Christine Wichersham

Judy Masters com m unicates with an audience

Supplementary m aterial has Marva Blackaby's attention.

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Danny Dennis seeks Mrs. M cD onald’s assistance w ith an algebra problem .

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Mr. Clifford Albin

Mr. A lbin dem onstrates methods for gen eral m ath Mrs. M ary Hastings 25

Mrs. G race McDonald

Mrs. Betty Dyer

Mr. Elmer Forrest

Mr. T om Moore

Students take reams of notes from lectures.

Mr. Danny Schaffner Mike Briles is fascinated by the various species

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Mr. Roark lectures on the A m erican governm ental structure.

Students ex h ib it a rtic le s from foreign countries

Mrs. M innie Benton

Mr. Frank H ibler

Mrs. Frances Reppond

Mr. Bruce Roark

Jim m y Slayden consults the m ap

T he signing of th e C onstitution is re -e n a c te d in A m erican history classes.

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Mr. A ce Prescott

Mr. J. T . Reasoner

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B asketball and group exercises are two facets of the boys’ P. E. program .

Mrs. Susan Loebs

Mrs. M ary Ann M arion

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G eorge and Larry feed the pigs their breakfast.

Mr. Bryan Farris

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Bob and Gary p ra c tic e the techniques of w elding.

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Mr. Don Davis Mr. D avis confers w ith M r. G ill on the progress of his stu d en t-tra in ee , Larry Kinnard.

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Mr. Billy M oore M ech. Drawing

Mr. Lloyd Bloodworth D istributive Education

Mrs. Mary Davis Librarian

Mrs. Davis returns books to their proper places on the library shelves.

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Mr. Jam es W ickersham Band

M argaret Janeke speaks very convincingly.

Mrs. Sidney Askins Chorus

Mrs. Roxie Cummings Speech

Pete Van Wickler Peers into the heart of an engine.

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jerry Roe & Sammy Wise check over the parts of a block.

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Souvenirs from Spain e n tice students to join the Spanish Club.

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K aren W illiam s re a liz e s th a t typing sk ill com es with p rac tice .

Mrs. M ary Dixon

Mrs. Laura Powell

Mrs. Wanda Sm ith

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Senior class officers plan a c tiv itie s for their fin a l year in high school. OFFICERS, left to right, P hillip Day, President; S heila D avey, V ice-P resid en t; M arilyn Groenewold, S ecretary-T reasurer; and Patsy Koenig, Reporter. 40

JEFF BARFIELD

FRAN BEAVERS

LEIGH BEAVERS

ROBERT BEEMAN LARRY BILLS JERRY BINGHAM

MARVA BLACKABY SHERRY BOHNSTEDT JOHN BOSWELL

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LOLETTE BECK

RENNY BRAUNE

NEL BREITENSTEIN

TWILA BRIDGES

LINDA BRYANT

TERRY BURK CHARLENE CANTRELL SUANN CASTERLINE

WARREN CARAH LOUIE CAUDELL KAY CHANDLER

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KITTY COBURN

JUDY COFFMAN

PEDRO COLLAZO

MAX CROWLEY DWAYNE DARK SHEILA DAVEY

PHILLIP DAY DANNY DENNIS MYRNA DILBECK

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STEVE COLPITTS

RONNIE DODSON

JEMMY DUNN

LINDA DUNN

GARY DWYER

SUE EAGLE PAT EARLE ALAN-EAVES

DARRELLYN EDWARDS LINDA EIDSON JAN ENGLAND

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THERESA FARLEY

CARLISS FISHER

FRANK FLAHERTY

JIM FOSTER JUDY FULGHAM SANDRA GAGE

PAUL GILCHRIST DONNA GLASS PETE GLOVER

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JAY FORREST

TERRELL GOINS

MARILYN GROENEWOLD

LYNN HALSEY

DAN HANKS

DRUCILLA HARRELL ERNIE HARRIS LINDA HAYWOOD

BRENDA HILLIS TOMMY HINNANT LINDA HODS HIRE

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TOMMY HOOVER

BOBBY HUBBLE

GEORGE JACKSON

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RONALD KNOWLES

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RICKY LANDRUM JIMMY LINDSEY JANET LINNELL

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MIKE MUSICK TONA NIX JANETT NIXON

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TOMMY OLDS

LARRY NULTY

JEAN PAGE

VERLON PARKER DANNY PARRACK DALE PERRY

WAYNE PETERS KATHY PIERCE CAROL POTTER

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JOYCE PRINCE

PAUL PRICE

SHARLA RAITZ RUSTY RATLFF PEGGY REYNOLDS

TOMMY RINE JOY ROBERTS DAVID SALTER

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CHARLES SCH A N LA U B

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SUSAN SIEDELL RdlLENE SILKWOOD CHARLES SKIDMORE

JIMMY SLAYDEN JUDI SMALL CHRIS TATON

DANNY TAYLOR

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DONNA WHITEAKER BARBARA WOLFE GARY WOLFE

LAHNA WOOD LINDA WOOD ELIZABETH WOOTON

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CAROL WORRELL

CAROLE YARBRO

MIKE YOUNG

Seniors stretch a little b it ta lle r as they m easure for caps and gowns.

Before graduation, announcem ents must be addressed and m ailed .

Patrica Anglin Jerry Austin Freddy Barger M ichael Barousse Phillip Barousse

NanCy Bedford D iane Bentley K aren Bentley Randy Bills Clover Blum

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Bobby VanLoh, V ice P re s .; Ginger G iles. Reporter; and V alaree M atherly, Secretary, suggest m oney -m ak in g projects for Junior-Senior Banquet to President, Jim m y C reel, left.

Janice Bolinger Barbara Bradly H elen Brown Eula May Brown Eddie Bumpus

Beth Byars Judy C am pbell John C arah Jo Ann Carrol M elton Cash

George C handler Randy C lem ent David Cliburn Bill Cole David C olem an

Max C ollier John Conion Carolyn C opelan Jim m y Coles Jim m y Creel

John Costello Nancy Davis Dwayne Deason Susan Decker Daryl Dillard

Kenny Dodson Eddie Donnell Jerry Dudley Mary Duggan

Johnny Dyer M agdalena Eady W esley Ellis N ancy England M arie Farris

C arol Faulk C harles F letch er Ronnie Frields David G alaini W ynell G arrett

Sharon G ellner Ginger Giles Jeanine G ilm ore M ike G landon Jim m y Goins

Glenn G onzalez M ike G rabfelder John Gray Vernon Good ell Ralph Gum

Rosalyn H all Gary H arw ell John Hastings Linda Hendrix C harles Herring

Donna Hudson Mike Humpries Frankie Hunter M ike Janosky Betty Jeffrey

Randy Jenkins Efie Johnson Robert Jones Beverly Jorden John K eith

Joe K ealsey Susan Kepler Bobby King Larry Kinnaird Garry Koenig

Karen Koons Larry Lange T erry Leffingwell Pat Lewis M ike Lively

Orval Loyd D rucilla McBride Ben McDonald O liver McDonald G race MCLain

M ike M cGaha Ann M agill Mike Maddux Regina M artin

V ickie M artin Judy Masters V alerie M atherly C e lia M atlock Eddie Mayhew

Charles Missmar S ally M itch ell Marsha Monson Rosie M ontem eyer David Mooney

Lane Moore Sherian Moore Gwenda Morris D ianna M ullins Em ily Nelson

Johnny Nelson W ade Nickens Jim m y Owens Judy Owens Ronnie Owens

Jim m y Parsons Billy Patrick Clifford Patrick Sue Paul Danny Payton

Francis Perry Sherry Phillips Roberta Prince George Province

Sidney Puder Doug Renfro David Rigley Linda Rine W allace Robinson

Cherri Romigh Patrica Ross M ike Sanders Robert Schierm eyer Janna Schroeder

Phil Seay Betty Sirmons D iana Sm ith Jeanie Sm ith Ricki Sm ith

Linda Spiek Jim m y S teel Joe Story Sandra Sullivan Dean Thompson

Bobby Van Loh George Van W ickler Pete Van W ickler Kathy Varner Brent W alker

Dan W eathers Donna West Karen W illiam s Louise W illiam s Bobby Woods

Bart Adams Peggy Anderson T heresa Anderson Sharon Archer N ickie Austin Richard Babb

Floyd Bailey Larry Bankhead Sarah Beavers Doris Bedford Harold Bell Linda Bilyeu

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Rod T urner, Sophom ore class President, holds a ch air for his V ice-P resident, Kathy Reasoner. and N ancy W alker, S ecretary, w ait to begin the business m eetin g .

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Genny M ayberry, Reporter,

Judith Bowles Cyndy Blood worth Kathy Breitenstein David Breuer A lm a Brown Jan Brown

N elda C antrell M elba C antrell M uriel C antrell Steve C handler M ike Clark Doyle Cobble

Joe Collins Sharon Com pton Jeanne Conlon Ann Crank Gregory Crawford Gail C rutchfield

A drienne Davey Sherry Dempsey Brian Dennis C arol Dickson Johnny Doyle Jim e Joy Eastman

Toni Elliott Connie Ely Delores Finny Shirley Frye Kay Gardner Sue G arrett

Mark Glandon Ronnie Good ell Jerry Gowan Susan Green Donna Greer Bruce Grimes

T errill Hanks Gordon H anlin Larry H arrell Tom Harris Joyce Harrison

Raymond Harrison Jerry Harsh Curtis Hearnsburger Wanda Hearnsburger Robert Hicks

M ara H ilderbran Rusty Hubbard Gene Hodge T ony Hodges D ale Hoffman D ianna Ivey

M argaret Janeke Danny Janasky Sharon Jenkins Larry Johnson Linda Johnson P atti Johnson

Roger Johnson C harles Johnstone S hellie Kaiser Sandra Karr Judy Kauer Buster Kenndy

Phyllis Kiesling Sandra King De W ayne K innett A llan Klem N ickie Kosbau Beverly Krenzer

Linda Lam bert Connie La Rose C aryl Leech Richard Leech Kay Lewis Benita Linnell

Candy Logan Brenda McBride Richard M cCandles Suzy M cCrary Sylvia M cDonald

Kirby M cC lain Jim m y M cjunkin Johnny M cM ullen David M ahaffey Sandy M arcellino

Becky Mash Wanda Masorti Ginny M ayberry Rheadene M iears Cheryl M iller A lice Moon

Randy M orine Wayne Morrow Robert Myszewski Brad Motz Judy Nickens Mike O akley

Jody O oten Jim m y Owen Shirley O liver Judy Pace Kenneth Parker M arilyn Peters

Patricia Pacheco Loretta Potts Larry Prescott Sue Priester Robert Prince Glen Prough

P eter Quick K enneth K atiz Charles Reagan Kathy Reasoner Danny Renfro Lovell Renfro

Debbie Richard Jan Robertson Bill Roe Gary Sandacz Kathy Sappington

M ark Seay Donnie Schnitker Ronnie Schanlaub Pat Schroeder Jan Seidel

C harles Shackleford Larry S iedell Loyd Sim m ons Oran Sirmons Betty Sirmons Fred Slayden

S tephanie Slusher Hubert Sm ith Judy Sm ith Kris Sm ith Jim Sokolew icz M ike Steever

Laquita Stou't John Strayhorn Gary Stubblefield Don Sykes Kathy Sykes K athreen Sykes

T om m y T haxton Danny Thom pson D iane T itus peggy Throckm orton Rod Turner D arlene Van Doren

George Van W ickler Nancy W alker Joanne W all David W am pler John W elter T erry W helan

Lynn W histler Pete Wood Billy W right Donna Y eager Donna Sue Young

Mike Abdouch Barbara Adolphus Burns Alexander Barbara Anderson Jim m y Anderson Mary Amderson

Billy Arthington Andy Baker Brenda Baker Roger Bangs Donna Beasley Ann Beavers

Jeff Beavers W illiam Beeman Nancy Benson Louise Bentley Linda Bilyeu Lee Bird

David Black Bob Blouin Paula Bridges Mike Briles Connie Brown Terry Brown

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Freshman class officers seem happy to start their first year of high school. Left to right, they are: Treva Ladd, Report­ er; Donna C opeland, Secretary -T reasu rer; Bill Z im m erm an, V ice-President; and Johnny M itchell, President.

V irginia Brown K eith Bruce P atricia Bryant Gary Bujak Donnie Burl Jim m y Burton H arvey Burns Jerry Busby Ronald Butcher Carolyn Cash Pat C avender Von Chadwick

Judy Chaplin Anna M ay Clark Hector C ollazo C atherine Cooney Donna Copeland T erry Cowles

C lydette Cox Robert Cox Janice Cozby Steve Cozby Randle Crowner Elaine Crouse

N e il Cummings Russell Dark M elvin Davis Connie D ecker Kathy D elaposta Johnny Derrow

Jerry D ilbeck Danny Duff John Edwards Karry Elliot Lorraine Ellis Betty F arrell

Linda Fisher Jim m y Fleeger Evelyn Fletcher M ike Fore Sierra Frields A llen Green

Chester Good Phyllis Glover G ail G ilchrist Glen G ilbert Sue G erm any M ike Garner

Marsha Gandee Eddie Gann Sherry Garland Lynn H am lin Charles Hardage Bill Hendrix

Dan Herd Billy Hibbs Charles Hicks Johnathan Hill Amy H illis Sherry Hobbs M ykel Hodges C arlene Holland D iane Holland Sharon Holm an Mary Lee Hromes C harlotte Huffsteader

M arcy Janosky Bill Jefferies Karen Johnson Sherri Johnson Lynn K elly T om m y Key

David King D aryll Knowles M ike Knox Barbara Koenig Treva Ladd Bonnie Lanig

Randy Leonard Ellene Lester Carol Lewis Doretha Lewis Susan Lietner Rhonda Lindsey

Larry Lock Bonnie Lokey Mike Loyd Sandra Lucas Robert Lucier Ulana Ludeke Lybria McCandless Don McDonald Larry McDonald Kenneth M ahaffey Janis M aney Shirley M artin

Lance M erchant Danny M erritt Karen M etz Kurtchen Meyer Glenn M iller Jim M iller

Kevin M iller LeRoy M iller Sy Mills Johnny M itchell Linda M itchell Kathy M itchner

Candy Monson Anna May M ontemayor G ail Moore Kay Murphy Lola Musgrave V icky Nix

John Noe W esly Noggle Bob Nutgrass Jackie Pace M ark Pace John Page

Sarah Patrick Lana Pendleton Bobby Peters Philip Phrislo V ickie Ponder Sherry Powell

Aubry Prentice Joanelle Price Koreen Prochnow Dorthy Province Sam m y Prough Ricky Ragalado Billy Ramsa K enneth Ratiz K athy Reed Danny Renfro Kenny Roberts C athy Robinson

Ruddy Robinson Jerry Don Roe David Ruchman Kathy Savage Susie Sirmons Connie Schroeder

Darryl Siefkas Hal Simmons Ray let Simmons Charles Sm ith Janis Sloan Bobby Sm ith

Glenn Sm ith Jackie Sm ith Paula Snell C arla Sutherland W illie Sparks Bobby Spurgeon H arrell Steele Cheryl Stubblefield Connie Swinford Donald Sykes Tom T aton Irene Thompson Theresa Thom pson Jim Thornton Pam ela Throgm orton Richard T ig rett Rusty Todd M im i T oole

Jam es T racey M artin Trones N eal T ullis D oreen Van Doren Connie Varner Eddie V iavattene

Jan V incent Carol W all Linda Ward Jim Bob W elch Barbara West Jeff W illiam s Leslie W illiam s A llen W illett Donna Wolfe Butch Wood George Wood Beverly Wright Judy Wright Pam W yrtgen Kenny Young Roberta Young Sharon Z elina Bill Z im m erm an

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The numbers on the scoreboard cannot m easure the spirit or sportsmanship of a team . T he season's record tells one noth­ ing about the boys them selves. Burkburnett High School never had a finer te a m than in '6 4 -'6 5 .

KNEELING; Billy W right, Johnny K arstetter, Rusty K innett, Tony Hodges, T om m y Olds, Rod T urner, David Cliburn, John C arrah, Jerry Harsh, K enneth Parker. 2ND ROW; Robert Jones, Bill Roe, Jerry Bingham, Philip Day, Danny Parrack, W allace Robertson, Butch M oore, Danny Thom pson, Hubert Sm ith Mgr. BACK ROW: Paul Price, M gr., David G alain i, M ike Alford, D avid S alter, D ean Thom pson, Pete Glover, O liver M cDonald, Chuck Shackleford.

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Robert Jones K enneth Parker Butch Moore

Chuck Shackleford Danny Thompson O liver M cDonald

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Coaches Christophe (left) and H ibler (right) pose with their FRESHMAN team . FRONT ROW: A llen W illet, K eith Bruce, Philip F ritzlo, Jim Rosahke, Jim W elch, Sam m y Prough - MIDDLE: Butch Wood, Bill Z im m erm an, Mark Seay, Kenny Young, Jeff Beavers, M ike Abdouch, Billy A rthington - BACK: Jim Thornton, Jim F le e g e r, Robert Cox, Ruddy Robinson John Edwards, Rusty Todd, Steve Cozby, Bill Ramsa, Johnny M itchell, Mgr. M ykel Hodges.

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The varsity b ask etb all te a m w ear B. H. S. blazers for the first tim e .

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V arsity m anagers Paul Price and Jay Forrest worked hard all season, doing the "dirty work" necessary to keep a team going.

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"B" T eam (KNEELING) Larry Johnson, Tony Hodges, Larry Bankhead, Freddy Barger, Rod Turner, Larry S eidell, Rusty Hubbard, Buster Kennedy, Glen Prough. (STANDING) John Gray, Vernon G oodell, O liver McDonald, Bill Roe, Dean Thom pson, David Brewer, Mike Janosky, Ronnie Frields, W allace Robinson, Danny Thompson. 90

STANDING - C oach Jim m y C hristophe, Rudy Robinson, Rusty Todd, John Edwards, Steve Cozby, Johnny M itch ell, Jim m y F leeger. KNEELING - M ykel Hodges, Kenny Young, Jeff Beavers, Bill Z im m erm an , Butch Wood, Mark Seay.

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Bobby K ing, Buster Kennedy, Bill Z im m erm an , Glenn G libert, David M ahaffey, Rine, Larry Cannon, John Edwards, and Jay Forrest m ade up the boys team .

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"B" team - Phyllis K iesling, Candy Logan, M arsha Monson, M arcy Janosky, V icki Nix, Sandy M arcellino, Connie V arner, D arrellyn Ed­ wards, Pat Earle, and K aren M etz. 96

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Honored guests, the Seniors and their dates begin to arrive, e n ­ tering through a lovely floral archway.

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Under the direction of Mrs. Roxie C um m ings, the Senior Class of 1965 presented "Arsenic and Old Lace. "

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Dan W eathers prepares his poem , w hich won him third p la ce .

Mike Lively's interest in the slide ru le was sure­ ly instrum ental in his winning third in number sense.

No one else had a chance against th e three contenders from Burkburnett in S cien ce, Jay Forrest, John Strayhorn, and Ernest Harris. They took first, second, and third p laces in district com p etitio n - — John 1st, Jay 2nd, Ernest 3rd; in Regional co m p etitio n — - Jay 1st and John 2nd; c u lm in a tin g th eir show in S tate co m p e titio n w ith Jay in third p lace; John in fourth.

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Seniors m ake the m ost of the opportunity to im ita te their teachers.

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Two days of fun for Seniors - May 20, a trip to O klahom a City - Frontier C ity, Wedgewood, a catered evening m eal - May 21, dignified Seniors dressed and acted the part of kids to com m em o rate their last day in high school - They bade friends and B. H. S. goodbye with m ixed em otions as they sang the A lm a M ater -

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SENIOR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW, le ft to right; Dawn T aylor, Ingrid Quirk, Lynn Halsey, Jan England, Linda Eidson, D ianne M anes, Lahna Wood. TOP ROW, le ft to right; K enneth Siber, C heryl M asorti, D ale Perry, Jean Page, Paul Price, Ernie Harris, Danny T ay lo r, M arilyn Groenewold, Renny Braun, Jay Forrest, Larry Cannon, Rusty Ratliff.

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President - Danny T aylor

T reasurer - Linda Hendrix

Reporter - M arilyn Groenewold

S ecretary - S ally M itchell

JUNIOR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW, le ft to right; O liver M cDonald, Jim m y C reel, M ike Lively, Frances Perry, Carol Faulk, Donna Hudson, V alaree M atherly. TOP ROW, left to right; Brent W alker, Max C ollier, Linda Hendrix, John Gray, John Hastings, S ally M itch ell, K aren Koons, Beth Byars, Charles F letch er.

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SPONSORS: Mr. Moore, Mr. Silkwood, Mr. Roark.

SOPHOMORE MEMBERS, left to right: Ray Harrison, Randy M orine, A lan K lem , M argaret Janeke, Donna Greer, Wanda M asorti, Beverly K renzer, T heresa Anderson, John Strayhorn. 137

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D elegates to the state convention plan for the trip to M idland. John Page prepares for the b allg am e.

Toni reads the m inutes of the council m e e t­ ing to the Student Body.

M embers decorate the trad itional "Council Christm as Tree. "

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Sophom ore, Junior, and Senior m em bers of F. H. A. under the supervision of Mrs. Faulk and Mrs. Hutchinson.

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Freshman m em bers of F. H. A . , sponsored by Miss Stapp, nam ed Rusty Todd beau.

OFFICERS Left to rig h t - C harles F letch er, M uriel C an trell, T e rre ll Goins, Don Sykes, Lloyd Hicks, Gary S tubblefield, Danny Pay­ ton, Jerry W arren.

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Below, BACK ROW: Jerry W arren, H enry Denny, Lloyd Hicks, A llen G reen, Randy Bills, George Woods, T e rrell Goins. MIDDLE ROW: P atrick Pollin, Larry M cD onell, Billy M organ, T erry Lefingw ell, M uriel C antrell, Gary Stubblefield, Danny Payton, Gary K oenig. FRONT ROW: C harles F letch er, G lenn Sm ith, Kenny Bob Roberts, Robert Hicks, Donnie Burel, Don Sykes, Billy Hibbs.

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Miss Stapp, sponsor, w ith officers: N ell B reitenstein, V ice President; Bonnie Lanig, Reporter; Ginger G iles, S ecretaryT reasurer; Judy C am p b ell, President.

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Jim m y Dunn as A im U ncle I "All the world is a stage, " and interest in playing a ro le sw elled the ranks of the T hes­ pian Society w ith the in stallatio n of 25 new m em bers this y ear.

CAST: Carol Faulk, Max Crowley, Roilene Silkwood, M argaret Janeke, Jim m y Dunn, M ike Stever, Donna Todd, N el Brietenstein, Renny Braun, V icki T relikes, Kathy Santos, Jim M iller, and Donnie Snitker

V arsiteer Officers: K athy Sykes, A ccom panist; P hillip Day, V ic e -P re s .; C arole Yarbro, S ec. - T r e a s .; C arol F aulk, Reporter; Rusty K innett, P re s.; Mrs. Askins, D irector.

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ACADEMIC LETTERS: Ronald Butcher, Bill H endrix, Johnny M itch e ll, Jean Page, Suzan Leitner, K enneth M ahaffey, T reva Ladd, Leslie W illiam s, Jodie Hargis, Larry Johnson, Dianne M anes, John Strayhorn, Cathy Robinson. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Larry Johnson, Gordon H am lin, Johnny M itch e ll, John Hastings, G ail C rutchfield, and Jonelle Price.

Jerry Bingham and Jean Page, BEST ALL-AROUND BOY AND GIRL. 164

ENGLISH: Jean Page, Linda H endrix, Loretta Potts, Gordon H am lin, V icki M artin, G ail C rutchfield, Jim m y Burton, and Johnny M itch ell.

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SCIENCE: Bill Hendrix, Jay Forrest, K eith Bruce, Mike Lively, Genny Mayberry, John Strayhorn, Dona W olfe, and Terry Hanks. 165

BUSINESS AWARDS: K enneth Siber, Coy M artin, Pete Glover, Darryl Siefkas, Bob Fowler, George Pro­ vence, Jeanine G il­ m ore, Sheri Garland, Dianne Manes, Karen W illiam s, Marilyn Groenewold, Effie Johnson, and Cheryl M asorti.

PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Kay C handler, Kathy Reed, 6 years; C heryl M asorti, 5 years; H arrell S teele, 3 years; R aylette Sim m ons, Butch Wood, 2 years; others, 1 year.

SOCIAL STUDIES: W anda M asorti, Rusty Todd, John Page, Ray Harrison, Joe C ollins, Dawn T aylor, Carol Faulk, Jeanine G ilm ore, and Jean Page. 166

VOCATIONAL AWARDS; Rusty Ratliff, Suzan Leitner, Jeff Barfield, Pat Lewis, Danny Parrack, Gary Koenig T errell Goins, Billy Ray Hibbs, Danny Payton, Susan D ecker, Donald Sykes.

MATHEMATICS: Jodie Hargis, Mary Hromas, Linda Hendrix, Dona W olfe, Joni West, John Page, Joy Roberts, Jim Foster, Carol W orrell, and C arl Poe.

MISCELLANEOUS; Robert Beeman, M e 足 ch an ical Drawing II; Rusty Todd, D riv足 ers Education; Tw ila Bridges, Library Assistant; Jim Foster, M echanical Draw足 ing I; and Tommy K ey, Drivers Educa足 tion.

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WACKERS 'Y o u r D o lla r B uys M o r e at Y our W a c k e r S tore" 416 South A ve. D B urkburnett

DOLCATER’S CAMERA SHOP C om plete P h o to g rap h ic E q u ip m en t, Supplies, and S e rv ic e W ichita F a lls,

BURKBURNETT JO H N PA G E 301 A v e . D 569-3651

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FLAIR FABRICS Y o u r D ow ntow n Sew ing Shop 812 In d ian a W ichita F a lls

IB BBH ■ H DAIRY MART W ichita F alls

B u rk b u rn e tt 180

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LLOYD CLEMMER LUMBER

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CARL’S WATCH SHOP

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CARL NELSON Ph.

569-3721

MANHATTAN DEPARTMENT STORE £ x $ u i&

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BURKBURNETT FLORIST 4 1 5 S. A v e . B

PHONE 569-2211

C ourteous S ervice at

R a n c lta u ie

M o te l SLOAN’S STATION

Rex and Juanita Ricketts, Owners

Southeast Y On Hwys. 277 and 281 S. E.

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BOOMTOWN BOWL AND SNACK BAR "B o w lin g is G r e a t for a D ate" F re e Instructions L e a r n to B ow l a n d H a v e F u n 1101 S h e p p a r d D r i v e P h o n e 569-8139

HOWARD CLEMENT 183

" T h e r e is a w a y to d o it b e tte r -

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T h ese challenging w ords of T h o m a s A. E dison, fa th e r of th e electric lig h t a n d pow er in d u stry , a re a c o n s ta n t rem in d er to us to seek new efficiencies th a t will help us serve o u r cu sto m ers b e tte r. of th e advan cin g technology of th e in d u stry . T h ro u g h th e years, as T ex as E lectric Service T ex as E lectric is looking to th e fu tu re, con­ s ta n tly seeking new w ays to im prove elec­ tric service a n d m ake it an even bigger value.

C o m p an y h as b u ilt ah e a d , each new gen­ e ra tin g u n it, tran sm issio n line a n d o th e r facility h as been d esigned to ta k e ad v a n tag e

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HOLT’S SPORTING GOODS AILEEN MATLOCK Owner

4118 Burk Road

'E v e ry th in g in S p o rts'

Phone 3 2 2 -4 2 2 2

15 S c o t t

W ichita F a lls

723-2648

A c r o s s F r o m S. A . F . B.

D e p a r t m e n t S to r e s of F i n e r T h in g s

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D ow ntow n and P a r k e r S q u are W ichita F a lls , T e x a s 184

D e d i c a t e d to C o m m u n i t y S e r v i c e

CLEMENT’S FASHIONS

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ALEXANDER INSURANCE 569-2831

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PL U M B IN G & H EA TIN G

409 E a s t M a in

B urkburnett,

569-3911

ELITE DRESS SHOP

CLIFF WAMPLER "Y o u r In su ran ce C ounselor"

B u rkburnett,

203 N o r t h A v e n u e D

Texas

B urkburnett

FAMOUS DEPARTMENT STORE

JOE AND JOE BARBER SHOP

W INSTON F R E E M A N C o-O w ner

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WOLFE FORD

BURKBURNETT

FORDS FOR

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BILLS -T.V. 301

HENRY’S BAKERY

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BURK PLUMBING & ELECTRIC

TATUM GARAGE B u rk b u rn ett

409 E a s t T hird

569-2871

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LIPPARD INSURANCE AGENCY

CASEY LOGAN AUTO-SUPPLY

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D ial 569 - 2 6 9 1

569-3322

UNITE SUPER MARKETS

F in est S ervice

LEIST TEXACO

300 N o r t h A v e .

OPAL’S DRESS SHOP D resses &

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CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY RILEY MACHINE SHOP 223 E a s t T h i r d

AND SU PPLIE S

569-3391 B urkburnett,

Texas

10 4 W e s t T h i r d B urk b u rn ett

HARLIN MILLS GRAIN COMPANY

M O N AG HAN FURNITURE & APPLIANCE

CICERO SMITH LUMBER CO.

P h o n e 569-3711 200 E a s t T h i r d

PAUL CARPENTER

B urkburnett

MAX KREUTZ H o u s e of M u s ic

THE BURKBU " G ro w in g W it

W ichita F a lls

C O M PL IM EN TS OF

PALMER’S STATION

D ependable F ina P ro d u cts

LOVELACE BOOK STORE

On the O klahom a C ut-O ff

B urkburnett,

W ichita Fall:

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CHARLIE’S RESTAURANT

HERRING’S H ARDW ARE AND A P P L IA N C E S

Fine F ood In B u rk b u rn ett

MR. AND MRS. JO H N N IE L. H E R R IN G Owner

Y o u r R a m b l e r D e a l e r in B u r k

TULLIS MOTOR CO. 191

GIBSON’S DISCOUNT CENTER

THE HOAGIE HOUSE CALL IN YOUR ORDER

12th a n d O h io WichitS. F a l l s , T e x a s " W h e r e you b u y the b e s t f o r l e s s . "

Phone 322-7841 A c r o s s F r o m S. A . F . B .

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W E L D O N NIX,

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4140 B u r k R oad

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SPINK’S FINA SEVEN-ELEVEN

4105 B u rk Road 723-4641

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1965 T2(wuck/ CARLISS FISHER - Editor JEAN PAGE - A ssistant Editor TWILA BRIDGES - Business M anager LINDA HODSHIRE - Classes JIMMY DUNN - A dvertising DANNY TAYLOR - A dvertising VICKI TURNER - Photographer BEN McDONALD - Photographer SHARON COMPTON - O rganizations SHEILA DAVEY - Sports MRS. SCHMIDT - Advisor

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