The Corral Staff and Editors Feature Credited
The Corral staff and editors listed include Rhonda Burchett editor Debbie Bird associate editor Tim Wyatt news editor Rita Evans feature editor Don Bailey sports editor David Grimes columnist Tommy Eubank exchange editor Jerry Barfield and Jack Smith art editors The article credits reporters Phil Campbell Joe Bill Hardison Phyllis Preston Gloria Garcia Alice Hunt Robert Proffitt Ronnie Smotherman Nancy Hill and photographer personnel at Childress High School Journalism Students publication.
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Rhonda Burchett
Debbie Bird
Tim Wyatt
Rita Evans
Don Bailey
David Grimes
Tommy Eubank
Jerry Barfield
Jack Smith
Phil Campbell Joe Bill Hardison
Phyllis Preston
Gloria Garcia
Alice Hunt
Robert Proffitt
Ronnie Smotherman
Nancy Hill, Photographer
Phil Campbell
Robert Kuhn
Kathy Trent
Joe Bill Hardison
Deanna
Christy Kaye
Karen Griffin
Betty Crocker
Lou Ann Summerall
Eddie McGill
Southwestern
Tahitian Holiday at Childress High School
Juniors and seniors stage a Tahitian Holiday themed show in the City Auditorium on May 3. Decorations feature palm trees palmetto plants and flowering hedges creating a tropical setting for the Senior Close event.
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Childress High School
Four Months Of Happy Birthdays At CHS Prom Night
The May to August birthday list includes Jackie Mills Stevenie McReynolds Ronnie Smotherman and many others. The banquet featured Tahitian decor costumes leis hula dancers and a king and queen crowned by students. Prom followed with Horizon Club songs and a guest speaker Mr Bos tic Wester.
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J. W. Hamilton
Larry Bettis
Larry Moore
Deanna Allison
Steve McReynolds
Horizon Club
Scott Johnston
Danny Lane
Bill Collier
Jery Dobbs
Mike Evans
Mark Garrison
Hotel Chrdress
Benny Land
Spanish HU
Way
Joe O'Donnel
Keith Mills
James Ragsdale
King
Genie Allen
Mack Garrison
History Classes View Vietnam Film
A film was shown to History classes by Chief Hoffman Gunney and Set Hill from Marine Training Center em fal battles that are taking oe. After the films the students were asked to explain the situation and why we must stay and view the films. Afterwards the students were to understand the Cheese and know we are in Vietnam.
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Hoffman Gunney
Hill
Marine I Serve Training Center
Studene
Sted
Vietnam
Shades Of Blue Debuts At Tips With Original Tunes
Shades Of Blue perform their first Tip's show on Thursday night April 18, playing their own tunes and compositions. Members include Byron, Bimbo Keil on rhythm guitar, Richard Briley, Rocky Rippy on lead vocals, and Jerry Barfield who notes they aim to smooth rough spots and learn more songs.
Senior Personality Fernando Rodriguez Featured in Yearbook Columns
Fernando Rodriguez born January 1 1950 in Alice Texas is described in a yearbook profile. He stands five eight with brown eyes and black hair and lives with his parents Ignacio and Mrs Rodriguez. He lists favorites including meat loaf yellow The Saint Valentine Massacre Ann Margret Charles Bronson and a convertible. He is in Spanish Club and enjoys collecting records and sports. He cites homework as a pet peeve and hopes to join the army after graduation rather than attending college.
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Fernando Rodriquez
Alice
Texas
Fernando
Ignacio Rodriquez
Ann-Margret
Charles Bronson
Simon
Johnny Hughes Personal Profile from 1950s Notes
Johnny Hughes born May 8 1950 in Childress lives at 1101 Ave H NE. He is 5 2 with dark hair brown eyes and weighs 160 pounds. He lists fried chicken dinner with fruit salad and pecan pie as favorites, light yellow as his color, a 67 yellow Mustang with a black top as ideal car, and the Impressions song Were a Winner as his favorite. He played basketball football track and student council in high school and has first place honors in district and state typing and octet. After graduation he plans to attend the University of California Los Angeles to become a famous basketball player, with Ester Johnson as his ideal girl.
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Johnny Hughes
Ave. H. NE
Childress
Ike Hughes
Johnny
Marie van Doren
Bill Cosby
The
Impressions
University of California At
Los Angeles
Ester Johnson
Students See Film The Last Prom
Four class assembly screened The Last Prom on Friday May 3 to warn students what could happen to those who drink on prom night. The film aims to deter risky behavior and promote safer choices among attendees.
Charles Stephens at 1001 J Northwest Born 1951
Charles Stephens son of Mr and Mrs A E Stephens of 1001 J Northwest was born March 22 1951 He is six feet tall weighs 175 pounds has blue eyes and brown hair He enjoys sirloin steak French fries the color blue the film Exodus and Pink Panther with Shirley MacLaine and Peter Sellers He drives a Codre Charger RT and listens to House of the Rising Sun After CHS he aims to attend McMurry College
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Charles Stephens
A. E. Stephens
J. Nw
Charles
Shirley MacLaine
Peter Sellers
House of the Rising Sun
CHS
McMurry College
Student Council Hosts Picnic With Gifts and Ice Cream
The Student Council hosted a picnic for members and their dates sponsored by Mr. Bobby Hart and Ben Bob Walker who cooked hamburgers and pops and served homemade ice cream for dessert Hart received a shirt and tie in appreciation of his service.
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Bobby Hart
Ben Bob Walker
Hart
Golf Team Takes Third at Regionals in Ft Worth
The golf team finished third at the Regionals held April 20 in Ft Worth. Players Bruce Morey Phil Davenport Jerry Dobbs Joe Bruce Atkinson and Wayne Yowell competed under coach Jack.
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Ft. Worth
Bruce Morey
Phil Davenport
Jerry Dobbs
Joe Bruce Atkinson
Wayne Yowell
Jack
Seniors Participate In Kiddy Day at Rotary Bowl
The Senior Class Kiddy Day on May 2 featured juniors dressing as kids for a picnic at the Rotary Bowl. Principal James R. Icenhower and sponsors Agnes Hughes and A. B. Shaw picked best costumes as students enjoyed volleyball, sack races, tug of war, egg rolling, and a hootenanny. Donna Garrison and Lynn Simmon led songs, with Hank Williams tunes and guitar duets. An early shower ended the event before dismissal.
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Rotary Bowl
James R. Icenhower
Agnes Hughes
A. B. Shaw
Jimmy Don Rothwell
Debbie Bird
Hart
Donna Garrison
Lynn Simmon
Hank Williams
Dona
Lynn
Sherry Poling
CHS Bobcat Band to Present Last Public Appearance of 1967-68
The CHS Bobcat band performs at 2 36 p m Sunday in the high school auditorium offering selections Akebono Toccato Stars and Stripes Forever Studio One and Taras Theme The John Phillip Sousa Award will be presented to a senior with four years band activity good grades and a positive attitude An outstanding Bandsman award will also be given Recognitions include Bass Horn section John Pleming Charles Richardson Joe Thomas Alto clarinet Teresa March Mary Katherine Dodgen Claudia Parks Baritone Sax Debbie Carter Ricky Furr
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CHS Bobcat
Stars and Stripes Forever
Studio One
Tara
John Phillip Sousa
John Pleming
Charles Richardson
Joe Thomas
Teresa March Mary Katherine Dodgen
Claudia Parks
Debbie Carter
Ricky Furr
D. E. Spotlight Profiles Travis Whitehead
Travis Whitehead, a Perry’s worker and junior student at 311 9th Street SE, shares how D. E. Spotlight helped him learn money handling, job retention, and responsibility. He urges lower classmen to take D. E. for future benefits.
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W. G. Whitehead
9Th Street
S.E
Travis
D. E. Spotlight
Perry's
D. E
Reception Given For Mrs. McDougle
A reception honoring Mrs. Suzanne McDougle was held Tuesday April 23 from 3 45 to 4 15 in the homemaking department. CHS teachers were invited to get to know her as blue and white decorations and Welcome to CHS on a white see tablecloth marked the event. Fresh orange cake milk punch mints and mixed nuts were served by first year homemaking girls including Nancy Baker Sean Bird Catherine Brown and many others.
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Suzanne McDougle
CHS
Sean Bird
Catherine Brown
Katherine Dewdge
Carlene Harris
Judy Harris
Pat Hill
Virginia Hughes
Sarah Nickerson
Melba Rodyeuez
Edith Sumpter
Denise Sterling
Mary Molina
Sandra Arnn
Rebecca Cooper
Gracie Garcia
Alane Green
Janice McKeever
Jo Murphy
Beverly Nunnelley
Mary Sprayberry
Lou Ann Sumrall
Myra Wakefield
Mary Lou Watkins
Bevela Davis
Evelyn Castille
Girls Physical Fitness Winners Are Announced
Physical fitness tests determined top winners for events including broad jump shuttle run soft ball and sprint. Jannette Hall led with 140 set ups while Mary Ann Felton excelled in broad jump and 609 yard run. Patsy Fitzh–um posted 356 chins and Sherry Tucker achieved a 180 ft soft ball throw. The shuttle run requires a reattempt due to five ties.
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Jannette Hall
Mary Ann Felton
Judy Harris
Patsy Finchum
Sherry Tucker
Senior Assembly Set May 24
The senior assembly for the 1967 68 term will be held May 24 marking the last day of school for seniors. Committees have been formed to present wills history and prophecy, with the class song The Impossible Dream practiced by students each Monday Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 AM.
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Neonle Ty
Students Name Council Candidates and Election Results
Student Council elections were held on May 9 with nominations from English classes. Candidates for each office were Ben ny Land Dale Inman and Nick Custer for vice president. Genie Allen Cara Cordell Lileesa Wyatt for secretary. Bill Collier Danny Havins Deanna Allison for treasurer. Kevin Woods Orinda EFikman Randy Barber Sally Darling for parliamentarian. Jim Decker Par men Reynolds Roxanne Jones for reporter. T Jones began at the University of Texas in 1962 as a senior. in 1962 the Freshman Class at CHS had 146 students.
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Benny Land
Dale Inman
Nick Custer
Genie Allen
Cara Cordell
Lileesa Wyatt
Bill Collier
Danny Havins
Deanna Allison
Kevin Woods
Orinda Efikman
Randy Barber
Sally Darling
Jim Decker
Parmen Reynolds
Roxanne Jones
Senior Party Highlights and May 28th Prep
Readable fragments describe multiple seniors and staff enjoying parties, senior activities, and preparations for May 28th. Mentions include Teresa Gray, Pam Morey, Barbara Nichols, Rhonda Burchett, Lynn Simmons, Phil Campbell, Rita Evans, and Danny Nations among many students.
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Teresa Gray
Pam Morey
Barbara Nichols
Rhonda Burchett
Pir
Dennis Moore Joins Gibsons Discount Center as DE Junior
Dennis Moore, a junior in Delaware, begins work at Gibsons Discount Center. He says DE teaches respect for the public and that students should attend to build character, noting his first year in the state.
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Dennis Moore
Gibson’s Discount Center
Denis
Hts
Dennis
Mrs Joe Allen Speaks at CHS Assembly on Patriotism
Mrs Joe Allen addressed CHS students in an April 1 assembly. Her remarks centered on what America means, focusing on patriotism, privileges, and religion. Paula Rogers and Robert Proffitt led the pledge of allegiance and the prayer.
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Joe Allen
CHS
Mars. Allen
America
Paula Rogers
Robert Proffitt
Corral Staff Selects Yesteryear Stars in 1962
Toshidi Kaifuu visited CHS classrooms as Corral Staff selected notable former athletes and figures from past years for a commemorative feature.
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Corral
Toshidi Kaifuu
CHS
Senior Library Club hosts spring cookout and meets
Senior Library Club members Phil Campbell Vicki Lee Teresa Gray Sharon Briley and Alice Hunt attended a cookout at Mr and Mrs J S Hamilton home. Juniors Rebecca Cooper Julia Camp Vicki May Aleesa Wyatt Cathy Sides plus Barbara Waybourn guest. After organ music the group watched movie pictures. Six girls Nancy Hill Debbie Bird Teresa Gray Karen Griffin Paula Marshall Beverly Nunnelly spoke for Rotary about the Austin trip state FHA meeting.
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Library Club
J. S. Hamilton
Phil Campbell
Vicki Lee
Teresa Gray
Sharon Briley
Alice Hunt
Rebecca Cooper
Julia Camp
Vicki May
Aleesa Wyatt
Cathy Sides
Barbara Waybourn
Nancy Hill
Debbie Bird
Karen Griffin
Paula Marshall
Beverly Nunnelly
Austin
Rotary Club
Nancy
Debbie
Teresa
Karen
Paula
Capitol
Beverly
W. S. Hughes
Waybourn
Hughes
Talks to open on Turkish Cypriots future in Cyprus
Turkish and Greek Cypriots will open talks on the future of the Turkish community on Cyprus later this month in Naples. Diplomatic sources said the date would be announced next week.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Cyprus
Naples
Seoul
South Korea
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Gwendolyn Murphy
David Lane
Vicky Slater
Mary Monliné
Gary Gregory
Vicki Meadows
Sue Carlton
Catherine Alex R
Vickie Stevens
Lynn Brown
Kay Campbell
Danny Nations
Ellis Whitehead
Brenda Lewellen
Gary Farr
Marilyn Robbins
David Shackelford
Brend Gorley
Barbara O’daniel
Susan Sims
Donald Skinner
Chrity Kaye
Rocky Rippy
Jamie Sloss
Pat Smith
Patti Smotherman
Wayne Vowell
Orinda Eikman
Perry Garner
Gerry Brown
Judy Havins
June Shackelford
Karla Kindle
Charles O’donnell
Alton Nail
Phillip Me
Gitte Kiscanhon
Larry Knight
Mary Jo Fulmer
Claudia’ Park
Kathy King
Douglas Shoffner
Stephen Smith
Frank Hines
Patricia Love
Kimm Morton
Alton Smith
Harold Fuller
Gena Wells
Joe Hardison
Robert Guadian
John Henry K
Lynn Simmons
Bill ‘Mier
Thomas Hall
Billly Jackson
Garland Kincannon
Clyde Kincannon
Ave. C. NE
Garland
Childress Office Supply
D.E
Charles O'Donnell
Denfield Lane
C. W. O'Donnell
Chateau Inn
T. Jones
University of Texas
Kat Kratter
Paul Newman
Miss Kennedy
Horizon
Don Baily
Vikki Glear
Cheryl Jones
Althea Allison
Jeff Cordell
Nikkie Murphy
Fred Wilks
Doris Barker
Mary Lou
Phyllis
Gina
Becky
Sherry
Rockey Rippy
Marilyn Price
Barb O'Daniel
Paula Roges
Phil
Rita
Larry
Marlynn Houchin
Alan Collins
Silag Marner
Jr Sr
Debbe Marilynn
Sandra
Rita Renna
Donna
National Library
Public Library
Lois Stiner
Ms Stiner
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