Silver Taps

01/18/22

This page is dedicated to those Eagles who have already passed on before us. Any names and obituaries posted here are those that have been noted from a quick scan of the Star Telegram Obituaries Column and/or by word of mouth. If you know of any Eagles who have passed away recently, let us know so we can post their name here.

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Linda Sue Pye Sanderson '59

Linda Sue Pye Sanderson, 80, of Fort Worth, TX, passed away on Tuesday, January 11, 2022.

Linda was born on October 3, 1941, in Santa Anna, TX, to Andrew (Andy) Dosial Pye and Lillie Lois Langford Pye. She spent her early years, during and after WWII while her father served, in Santa Anna and Cisco until the family moved to Fort Worth in 1951.

In June 1961, she married Harry Wayne Sanderson and, soon after, moved to Fort Bragg, NC, with his Army enlistment. They had their first child, Carol Lois, in July 1963. Over the next two years, they moved back to Fort Worth briefly, then to Cedar Rapids, IA, for nine months, then back to Haltom City, TX in 1965. Linda and Wayne had a second child, Karen Sue, in August 1966, and remained in Haltom City until they divorced in 1988. Linda met Larry Provins from Fort Worth in 1990 and then she moved to Fort Worth in 1993. While Linda and Larry never married, they enjoyed a special relationship for over 30 years until her death.

Linda graduated from Carter Riverside High School in 1959 and attended Tarrant County Junior College and University of Texas at Arlington studying business until she married in 1961. Over her career she worked for multiple companies in the Fort Worth area doing secretarial, bookkeeping, and analyst work and then retired from the City of Fort Worth.

Throughout her life Linda attended various churches, Methodist as a child and during much of her adult life, she later attended Baptist churches, with her last membership being at Birchman Baptist Church in Fort Worth. Throughout her life, she enjoyed playing the piano, playing guitar, dancing, making jewelry, other crafts, and keeping up with her family. She began going on long drives with Larry in her later years. She also had a special group of friends called the 4th Tuesday Club that met at least monthly for fellowship and crafts starting in 1971 and continuing for 50+ years; with the remaining members getting together as often as possible in the later years.

Linda has 2 children, 5 grandchildren, and 5 great-grandchildren with another one on the way due in Aug 2022, along with 2 brothers, 4 nephews, and many other family and friends. She was incredibly proud of her family and friends and loved them dearly. She kept every card, note, picture, and story, and she cherished those throughout her life. She was also extremely thoughtful ensuring to always send birthday cards or small gifts, as well as put others before herself.

Linda was preceded in death by her parents, Andy and Lois Pye.

She is survived by her daughters, Carol Askew and husband, Scott of Draper, UT and Karen Nitson and husband, Gene of Wills Point, TX; grandchildren, Caitlin Ensign and husband, Logan; and great-grandchildren, Petra, George, and Soren Ensign, of Kenwood, CA, Megan Askew and John Askew of Draper, UT, Courtney Dyer and husband, Ronald; and great-grandchildren, Ronald and Genesis Dyer of Mabank, TX, Cody Nitson and wife, Hunter; and a great-grandchild on the way, of Anna, TX; brothers, Monty Pye of Apopka, FL and Jim Pye and wife, Judy of Seneca Falls, NY; nephews, Bret Pye of Orlando, FL; Andrew Pye and family of Ault, CO, Gavin Pye of McKinney, TX, Sean Pye and family of Seneca Falls, NY; and other extended family of nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Funeral arrangements and services were entrusted to Mount Olivet Chapel, 2301 N. Sylvania, Fort Worth, TX.

Visitation: Friday, January 21, 2022, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Breyley Room (North end of building). Funeral: Saturday, January 22, 2022, 2:30 p.m. in the Chapel (South end of building). Burial will follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery directly behind the funeral home.

Paul David Strong '53

Haltom City, Texas - Paul David Strong, 86, passed away peacefully in his sleep on January 10, 2022, surrounded by his family at his home in Haltom City, Texas.

Paul was born November 3, 1935 in Fort Worth, Texas to Reginald and Yoland Strong. He graduated from Carter Riverside High School in 1953 and earned a Bachelors in Education from the University of North Texas in 1959. Paul was an educator in Slidell, Texas for one year and Birdville ISD for 32 years. He loved teaching. While teaching history and coaching the boys' basketball and football teams at Haltom Middle School in 1972, he met his future wife, the love of his life, Wanda. They married on June 8, 1973. Paul had two sons from a previous marriage, and Wanda also had a son from a previous marriage. They blended their lives flawlessly and loved each other like they had always done life together.

Paul and Wanda loved to travel and went all over the world together making memories during their 48 years of marriage. Paul had a servant heart. He was a member of Grace Church in Haltom City, where he served as a Trustee and Elder. He was active in Haltom City, serving on several boards including the Parks and Rec Board and Economic Development Committee. Paul was also a member of the Haltom City-Riverside Masonic Lodge for over 50 years. His greatest love later in life, other than Wanda, were his grandkids and great grandkids. They had his heart and he loved sitting outside talking to them. He loved collecting pens and hats. Anyone who knew him well knew he had a vast pen collection, thousands, readily available but most never saw a piece of paper and he was completely content with that.

Paul is survived by his beloved wife, Wanda F. Strong; son, David Strong and wife Mona; son, Billy Strong and wife Jennifer; daughter in law, Cynthia Andreason; grandchildren, Lafe Mobley and wife Stacey; Amy Michlitsch and husband Jason, Paul Andreason, Jr. and wife Kindsie; Meaghan Strong and husband Justin McCullars; Ryder Bowen and wife Sarah; Shane Strong; Raylee Strong; Lauren Strong; Kendra Polk; Taylor Pilgram; great grandchildren, Tyler, Brylee and Callen Michlitsch; Jared, Bryson and Hunter Andreason; Ryland Bowen and many nieces and nephews who loved him dearly.

Paul is preceded in death by his father Reginald (Rex) Strong, mother Yoland B. Strong, mother in law Pearl Brown and son Paul Andreason, Sr.

Visitation is January 18, 2022 from 6-8pm at Moore Funeral Home in Arlington, TX
Funeral is January 19, 2022 at 1:00pm at Moore Funeral Home in Arlington, TX
Private graveside service for the family following the funeral.

William Reece Holden '54

Long time Alaska resident William Reece Holden passed away on Nov. 6, 2015, at the age of 79, from a house fire in his home. Bill and a brother were born in Fort Worth, Texas, to Reece and Dorothy (Corse) Holden, who all preceded him in death. He graduated from Carter-Riverside High School and got a Bachelors of Science degree from the University of Texas, Austin. Our friend Bill H. went to the big meeting in the sky. In those tales of our dearly departed with long lists of family and where the departed went, there is not enough space to list those whose lives were not better. There are those who would carry his memory to their final days and where hearts were made richer because they made contact with this wonderful man. In all the years I knew Bill, I never ran across a soul who wished Bill harm. Bill was just shy of 80 years, and 17 years being the best example of a friend of Bill W. any of us had seen. We all talk of family - Bill's family was the souls of many who often ran out of chances and were looking for another chance. From the Brother Francis Shelter to some of the high rent places in our City - you could find Bill, very early in the morning or very late at night - we'd find Bill, setting an example that scores of us tried to duplicate. We didn't need to tell great tales about Bill - he was out there living them - never asking for anything, but to do the same thing the next day without a whimper. Dear God, I do believe that the great friend in the world is a good and faithful listener. He goes on to his next journey with an army of folks wishing they could spend one more day with him. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations made to the Anchorage Dry Dock, 8141 Briarwood Street, Anchorage, AK 99518. Burial arrangements are pending at Evergreen Memorial Chapel. A Celebration of Life will be held at the Viking Hall on Nov. 29, 2015 at 2 p.m., with a reception immediately afterwards.
Published by Anchorage Daily News on Nov. 21, 2015.

Zaneta Williams Watkins '70

Fort Worth, Texas - Let's just forget about reading the ordinary obituary. I'm Zaneta and age is just a number, but I was born in 1951.

I was a member of Boulevard Baptist Church. In earlier days, I enjoyed oil painting with my group of painter friends, teaching Sunday school, directing several years of Bible School, church choir & joining in fellowship & activities with my family and friends.

Yes, I loved my slot machines & my Diet Coke. Traveling was something I could never get enough of, especially if it included my children & visits to friends & family out of state. Family trips were my favorite though, to have everyone together.

I worked in our family business for many years. I was honored to care for my mother in my home for years. I now have eternal life ahead of me with my family and friends who have left this world & are now rejoicing with me. I finally hit the Jackpot!

God was beside me throughout my life, hearing & answering prayers. I was truly blessed with living through the goodness of God. My Mother lives her life by faith & I witnessed the impact it had in her life & it left such an impression on me that I trusted Him for my salvation & His promises.

I pray that each of you I've met could at some point in time genuinely see a glimpse of Christ in my life & know that I loved my Savior my Lord. I always considered myself a saved sinner. I failed in many ways. If I've hurt or offended anyone I'm truly apologetic for my offenses. In turn, I always prayed for anyone I knew & tried to witness to & prayed for each of you. I cried with some of you. We had lots of laughs, happy times and memories. God blessed my earthly life with more than my share of precious friends, they've always been there in my pain, loneliness & triumphs. God was always by my side but I would have had a much lonelier life without my friends & you can't imagine how your thoughtfulness encouraged me daily.

Each person I've met made an impression & became part of my life. Know that I loved you. Though the past might have tried to haunt me, I knew and proclaimed I was saved, I was healed and I am now delivered.
Please, each of you, know that Jesus loves you. Make certain He's a priority in your lives. Take His hand & walk with Him in your lives. Be blessed. He will always be our God-our way maker, miracle worker, promise keeper, light in the darkness!

Zaneta is preceded by her father, Collin Williams and sister, Nancy Wilson and nephew, Darryn. She is survived by her mother, Rosalee Williams; 3 children and their families, Steve, Rusty and his wife, Jennifer and Allison and her husband, Alfred Wayson; Five loving grandchildren, Max, Sinclair, Ethan, Ryan and Zane; Her Brother, Collin Williams and wife, Debbie; Sister, Sandy and her husband, Jim Randall and their families. Also very special to her was Gary Wilson and wife, Sherry and his family, Apryl and Blake Huff.

Mima Ann Hollis Farris '68

Granbury, Texas - Today we mourn the passing of our beloved wife, step-mother, aunt, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend, Mima Ann Farris.

Funeral service: 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Mount Olivet Chapel. Interment: Private at DFW National Cemetery. Visitation: 6 - 8 p.m. Monday at Mount Olivet Chapel.

Mima was the oldest of three children. A longtime resident of the Riverside neighborhood of Fort Worth. She was a graduate of Carter-Riverside High School. Mima member of the Riverside chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was appointed Worthy Matron as well as the Handley Chapter of OES. She retired as an Admissions Specialist for Harris Methodist Hospital, both in Fort Worth and Stephenville. Mima moved to Granbury with her husband, Tommy Farris twenty years ago.

Preceded in death by her father, Jesse Edwin Hollis; mother, Gracie Fritts Hollis and her younger siblings, Jesse Wilson Hollis and Martha Grace Hollis.

Survivors: Her loving husband of over 25 years, Tommy Farris; stepdaughters, Jennifer Moore and family, Jillian Farris; three nieces; one nephew; seven grand nieces and nephews; one great-grand niece; countless extended family and friends who loved her very much.

Mima had a big heart, warm smile and was quick to laugh, love and forgive. She will be missed by all who knew her.

Michael "Mike" Cameron '72

Michael �Mike� Cameron, 67, passed away December 10, 2021 in Fort Worth, Texas. A visitation will be held on Tuesday, December 14, 2021 from 6pm to 8pm at Wiley Funeral Home, Granbury. A service will held on Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at 2pm at Granbury Church of Christ, Interment will be held at Holly Hills Memorial Park following the service.

Mike loved his family very much, and enjoyed spending time with them. He could be found at any of the numerous activities his grandchildren were involved in. PawPaw was their biggest fan. Mike was a long-time employee of Freese & Nichols Inc, and enjoyed his work as a CAD Designer there for almost 50 years. Mike loved all things Granbury, and was a huge fan of Texas Country music. He enjoyed being on the square listening to local artist perform. His presence will be missed by all who knew him. He was preceded in death by Both sets of Grandparents, Nephew Jarrod Cameron, and many other loving family members.

Mike is survived by Parents: Max and Jo Cameron, Children: Rachel Moore and Husband Jonathan, Sarah Kilpatrick and Husband Joel, and James (Jay) Cameron, Grandchildren: Dakota Paulo and Wife Erin, Benjamin Moore, Cameron Moore, Zoe Moore, Mackenzie Cameron, Madison Kilpatrick, Macie Aken, Morgan Kilpatrick, and Chelsea Cameron, Great-Grandchildren: Jaxon and Levi, Brothers: Bruce Cameron and Wife Greta, and Stacy Cameron and Wife Virginia, and Nephew: Josh Cameron.

Oscar Loumis "Rob" Martin, Jr. '66

Oscar L. Martin, Jr., 73, of Pimlico, SC, a retired aerospace engineer for Boeing, died Wednesday evening at his residence.

A celebration of Mr. Martin's life will be held at a later date.

Mr. Martin was born May 30, 1948, in Ft. Worth, TX, a son of Oscar L. Martin, Sr., and Frances Bodine Martin. He was a US Marine Corps veteran of Vietnam, and a former employee of both Lockheed and Bell Helicopter. Mr. Martin enjoyed traveling and spending time in the outdoors, especially fishing, camping, and skiing. But most of all, he loved spending time with his grandchildren.

Surviving are a daughter, Donelle Millwood and her husband, Henry, of Honea Path; a son, Justin Wade Martin of West Ashley; and four grandchildren, Charli, Leah, Henry, and Andrew Millwood.

Eddie Van Taylor, 63

Eddie Van Taylor, 76, passed away on October 18, 2021 at his ranch in Mineola, Texas. He was the husband of Deena Taylor. They have shared 30 years of marriage and many more years of friendship together.

Born in Fort Worth, Texas on March 2, 1945, Eddie was the son of Ernest Taylor, Sr. and Blanche (Barnett) Taylor. He graduated from Carter Riverside High School and attended Texas Christian University. He was a builder in the Fort Worth area for several years until he moved to Houston, Texas to work with his brother.

Eddie and his brother, Ernest �Chee� Taylor, built a successful company in the aviation industry which allowed them to represent British Airways for many years. Their success afforded them the opportunity to support hundreds of kids within FFA programs in the Houston area by sponsoring and purchasing many animals over the years. He retired as a Director of the Pasadena Rodeo in 2009 where he had volunteered for several decades.

He will be remembered for his kindness, generosity and his wonderful sense of humor. He is survived by his wife Deena Taylor of Mineola, children Tiffany Taylor of Euless, Cody & Jami Taylor of Fort Worth, Cass Miller of Houston, his grandchildren Lillian & Lola Taylor of Fort Worth. He is predeceased by his parents Ernest & Blanche Taylor, his sister Pam Taylor, his brother Ernest Taylor, Jr., his sister-in-law Suzanne Taylor and his son Toby Van Taylor. He will be loved and missed by the many that knew him.

Pallbearers will be Jack Moses, Billy Coburn, Ken Dyer, Gerry Monzingo, Jimmy Singletary, Billy Norris, Richard Herring, Cass Miller and Cody Taylor. Honorary Pallbearers will be John and Michael Watson.

Gilbert Daniel Bowling, Jr. '77

Gilbert Daniel Bowling Jr., beloved husband, PaPaw and friend, went to be with the Lord on November 2, 2021.

Although saddened, the family wishes to invite you to a Viewing at Azle & Lake Worth Funeral Chapel on Friday, November 5, 2021, at 9:00 AM with a Funeral Service to follow at 10:00 AM. Private interment will be held at Azleland Cemetery & Memorial Park.

Danny was born on June 19, 1958 in Fort Worth, Texas to Gilbert and Cecilia Bowling. He married the love of his life, Darla Lackey, and together raised four beautiful children. Danny loved working with his hand whether he was doing masonry work or mechanical work, especially on his beloved truck. He took pride in his job as a pool technician and it showed through his work; he never had a customer that didn't love him. Classic Cars fascinated him but so did all things NASCAR. He could be described as a �Jack of all trades,� never shying from any task. Danny found comfort in music, but more so in small talk with his family and friends. He was quite the jokester and was constantly finding new pranks to play on his children. Above all, Danny was the definition of a true family man and cherished the time he spent with them.

Danny joins his father, Gilbert Bowling Sr., in God�s Eternal Kingdom.

He will be deeply and lovingly missed by his true love, Darla Bowling; children, Kimberly Kay Gregory �Jill,� Christopher and Kylene Gregory, Jeffrey and Cassey Gregory, and Marvin �Buddy� and Krystal Gregory the 4th; mother, Cecilia R. Bowling; sisters, Vickie Collum and Susan Hayes; grandchildren, Cheyenne Renee Robinson, Bradley Daniel Gregory Sugg, Alissa Alline Larger, Brayden Tyler Gregory, Brandon Michael Gregory, Jonathan Lee Gregory, Brighton Alexander Gregory, Ashleigh KayAnn Gregory, and Sophia Ranette Gregory; and a host of extended family and friends.

Edward "Eddie" Joseph Lobb '71

Edward Joseph Lobb, 68, of Fort Worth, Texas, passed away on Monday, November 8, 2021, after complications related to diabetes.

Funeral Service: 9:30 a.m. Thursday, November 18, at St. Mary the Virgin Catholic Church in Arlington. Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, November 17, at Mount Olivet Chapel.

Memorials: In lieu of flowers, the family prefers that donations be made to the American Diabetes Association in Edward's honor.

Edward was born to Mary and Buddy Lobb in Laurel, Mississippi, on January 25, 1953. He was incredibly curious as a child, and was always reading and asking questions. The questions served as a nuisance to his siblings, but regardless, they look back on this time fondly.

He received a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Texas at Arlington, a Master's of Education from Harvard, and a law degree from Ole Miss. As such, the value Edward placed on education cannot be overstated. Ed was a Professor of Government at Tarrant County Community College, and a teacher of history at Western Hills High School in the 70's and 80's. During his time as a professor, he would always greet the class with a joke, and proceed to teach from memory, without the use of notes or PowerPoint. While at Western Hills, he served as the voice of the marching band, introducing them for each football game, and was the school's swim coach.

Ed played the drums for the Dallas Cowboys band in the 1970's, as well as for the Fort Worth City Band in the 1980's. He could also be seen playing the timpani at St. Mary's in Arlington every Sunday. He was also the conductor of the German Band of North Texas, a band which he started out of the love he had for German music.

Edward was a devout Catholic, and his faith was deeply important to him throughout his life. He also had a fantastic sense of humor and spent a great deal of time bonding with people through jokes. He had a very full life, full of love for God and for his family, and he will be dearly missed.

Edward Lobb is survived by his daughter, Michelle; his brother, Pat and wife, Sharon; his sister, Judy; his brother, Mike; as well as numerous nieces and nephews.

Gary Bun Richardson '51

Euless, Texas - Gary Bun Richardson of Euless passed away on Monday November 1, 2021, at the age of 87 following a stroke he suffered in June.

Bun, as he was known to friends and family, was born in Denton, Texas on August 20, 1934, the son of Charles Lee Richardson and Jimmie Ruth Richardson. The family moved to Fort Worth early in his life where he grew up along with his sister, Glenda Sue, attending Carter-Riverside schools in Fort Worth and graduated Carter-Riverside High School in 1951. He subsequently entered the U.S. Army August 22,1955 serving at Ft. Hood Texas until August 22, 1957.

After his Army service he came back to Fort Worth and worked for Texas Electric Service Company for several years, later becoming a sales representative for several different medical supply companies, but his true calling in life began later in comedy. Bun loved stand-up comedy and worked at many comedy clubs around the country after he became a headliner at comedy clubs while living in Houston. He had an art of including comedy routines based on his true-life experiences that brought the house down in laughter. One of his other loves was painting. He was self-taught and spent many hours in front of his easel painting in a variety of mediums.

Bun is survived by his wife, Sherry Richardson, children Rhonda Lynn Jackson and Pamela Richardson McBryde, three grandchildren Cory Williamson, Taylor Williamson and Joshua McBryde, four great-grandchildren Cashlyn and Jax Williamson, Ayson and Krew Williamson, and sister Glenda Sue Standifer.
Bun was preceded in death by his parents and daughter Talana (Richardson) Crutchfield.
A Celebration of Life is pending with Forest Ridge Funeral Home in North Richland Hills to be announced at a later date.

Published by Star-Telegram on Nov. 5, 2021.

Delmer L. Pope '59

Fort Worth, Texas - Delmer L. Pope passed away October 19, 2021.
Funeral Service: 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2021 in Greenwood Chapel. Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Delmer was born July 12, 1941 in Fort Worth, Texas. He grew up in Riverside, where he attended Riverside High School and later graduated from Tech High. In addition, he attended and graduated from Texas Wesleyan University in 1964. He was a Navy Veteran and served for 6 years. While serving he received the National Defense Service Medal. He worked in the Plastics Business for 32 years and was a business owner of Micro Mold Plastics Company until he retired in 2004.Preceded in death by his parents, Homer and Doris Pope.
Survivors: wife, Sharon Pope; brother, Richard Pope and wife, Joan; sons, Stephen Pope, Brian Pope and wife, Sarah; and 6 Grandchildren. Published by Star-Telegram on Oct. 31, 2021

Michelle Louise Plunkett Eyerman '88

Michelle Louise Plunkett Eyerman of Fort Worth passed away suddenly at home on Thursday, September 3, 2020 at the age of 50.

Michelle is preceded in death by her parents, Rodney and Brenda; uncle, Steve; and grandmother, Joann.

She is survived by her husband, David; daughter, Amber and husband Nicholas; sons, Jeremy, Jacob, Brian, Brandon, and Dallas; grandchild, Ethan; uncle, Bill; and countless friends and loved ones.

Michelle was born on September 14, 1969 in Fort Worth, Texas to the late Rodney and Brenda Plunkett. She was a graduate of Carter Riverside High School and worked as an accountant for DynCorp International.

Michelle had a passion for music and enjoyed spending her evenings playing the acoustic guitar with her husband. She was a devoted mother and loved her children dearly. Michelle spent many hours on the front porch with the company of good friends and family. She was a beautiful soul with a kind heart, and will be missed deeply by friends, family, and all those who knew her.

A graveside service will be held on Wednesday, September 9, 2020, at Azleland Cemetery and Memorial Park beginning at 2:00 PM.

Clyde Conditt '54

February 9, 1934 - October 17, 2021
North Richalnd Hills, Texas - Clyde Conditt passed from this life into the glory of heaven on Sunday, October 17, 2021.

Funeral Service: 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at Springdale Baptist Church, 3016 Selma St., Fort Worth, Texas 76111. Interment to follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Mount Olivet Chapel.

Clyde was born on February 9, 1934, in Crane, Texas. He was a lifelong Fort Worth resident; having graduated from Amon Carter High School, he was known as "Pencil" for his skinny stature and tall height.

He lived a fulfilling life loving his family, God, and getting together on special occasions. During the summers, he would make the best homemade Big Red ice cream. He loved to work in the garden, hunt, fish, build model airplanes, and spend time at the lake in his earlier years. He was a member of Messiah Baptist Church.
Clyde was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, and sister.

He is remembered by his wife, Shirley Conditt; daughter, Shelley Brawner; granddaughters, Ashley Cox and Lainey Spohn; grandsons, Harley Brawner, Nathan Brawner, Dakota Brawner and Reese Spohn; and great-granddaughter, Claire Co

Published by Star-Telegram on Oct. 24, 2021.

Mary Beth Wells '50

Dallas, Texas - Mary Beth Wells was born on March 11, 1932 in Jacksonville, TX to Lorine and Wiley Maris. She went home to be with her Lord on Wednesday, October 20, 2021.

Visitation is 6-8 pm Sunday at Lucas Funeral Home in Hurst. Funeral service will be 11 am Monday at St. Luke United Methodist Church in Haltom City. The family requests that donations be sent to St. Luke in lieu of flowers.

Mary Beth moved to Fort Worth as a child and graduated from Carter Riverside High School in 1950, where she was an Eagles cheerleader. She was a stay-at-home mom until the early 1970s when she began a successful real estate career that lasted over 40 years. Her warm and vivacious character left an impact on many.

She is preceded in death by her husband and father of her children, J. Fleming Jones; husband, Paul Reynolds with whom she will be laid to rest at Mount Olivet Cemetery; husband, Robert Plummer; brother, Charlie Maris.

Mary Beth loved and was loved by all of those she left behind, including devoted husband, Donald Wells; children, Laurie Jones Nors (Bennie), Bonnie Jones Misenheimer (Randy), Dr. Rob Jones (Stephanie); grandchildren, Nicholas, Paige, Jesse, Chase, Alicia, Ashley, Tyler; great grandchildren, Shep, Emilia, Reeves, Rhiannon, Elena, Zane, Zepplin, baby girl Misenheimer; and many dear friends including Betty Ann Carter.

Published by Star-Telegram on Oct. 24, 2021.

Edward Vincent "Buddy" Watson '55

Fort Worth, Texas - If you asked a hundred people who Buddy Watson was, they'd all give you a different story. A pro golfer, a man in the liquor "bidness," a shop owner, a traveling salesman, an Insurance expert, an athlete and a great dancer. Buddy was none of these things and he was all of them. What he was, was a sweet man and a terrific storyteller. From early in his youth he was constantly sharing adventuresome stories. It didn't matter if he was trying to entertain a group of friends, customers or colleagues or just making small talk along the 8th fairway. No matter the occasion, Buddy had a story and they were always wonderful.

It's no surprise that Edward Buddy Watson was featured as the hero of most of his tales. He was born in Fort Worth on October 3, 1936 to Floyd and Ruby Watson. He grew up in Fort Worth with big dreams and big plans and stories to go along with them. He graduated from Carter Riverside High and went on to Arlington State College. He worked for Lone Star Liquor, part owner of Pinkies Liquors, owned a gift shop, and sold medical insurance. Buddy had three children, Tina, Kirk and Laurie. His work took him to Houston, Odessa, Dallas and back to Fort Worth.

Buddy passed away peacefully on Monday, October 18th, after a long battle with Alzheimer's. He is survived by the love of his life, Eudora McKee; his son, Kirk Watson; and his daughter, Laurie Watson Wallace; son-in law, Stan Wallace; granddaughter, Wren Wallace; and countless extended family members.

He is predeceased by his daughter, Tina Marie Watson.

Friends and members of the community are invited to join the family on Friday, October 29, 2021 at 9:30 am for a celebration of life service at Greenwood Funeral Chapel.

Memorials: In lieu of flowers, the family requests a tribute donation in honor of Edward Buddy Watson to the Alzheimer's Association online or by mail to 225 N. Michigan Ave., Fl. 17, Chicago, IL 60601."

Published by Star-Telegram on Oct. 24, 2021

Douglas Wade Storey '79

Douglas Wade Storey, 61, of Mountain View, Arkansas left this earth to ride the streets of gold in heaven on October 10, 2021. Douglas was born on July 5, 1960 in Little Rock, Arkansas to Warren and Sylvia Storey. He retired from truck driving and ConAgra. He loved to hunt and fish but most of all he loved riding his motorcycle.

Douglas is survived by his fiancee Misty Powell; two daughters, Tiffany Flores and Alicia Hernandez; seven grandchildren, Gabriel, Elizabeth, Nayalie, Bianca, Diego, Victoria, and Anthony; one sister, Debbie Loyd; four nephews, Landon Storey, Kanyon Storey, Dylan Burns, and Derek Burns; two nieces, Karissa Storey and Haley Rowland; two sisters-in-law, Jessica Burns Rowland and Shelby Floyd and many other family and friends.

Douglas was preceded in death by his wife of 29 years, Anita Burns Storey; his parents, Warren and Sylvia Storey; brother, Jeff Storey, and grandparents Jesse and Seewilla Sheenan.

Visitation is Tuesday, October 12, 2021 from 6:00-8:00 PM at Roller Crouch Chapel in Mountain View, Arkansas. Funeral services with full Masonic rites will be Wednesday, October 13, 2021, 2:00 PM at Roller Crouch Chapel with Brother Daryl Pitts officiating. Interment will follow at Flatwoods Cemetery in Mountain View, Arkansas.

Pallbearers are Chris George, Don Partee, Murphy Taylor, Dylan Burns, Derek Burns, Randy Berry, and Shannon Motes. Honorary pallbearers are Karissa Storey, Haley Rowland, Gabriel Hernandez, Elizabeth Hernandez, Nayalie Hernandez, Bianca Flores, Diego Flores, Victoria Flores, and Anthony Flores, and members of Blue Mountain Lodge #202 and members of Lindsey Lodge #292.

Roller Crouch Funeral Home in Mountain View, Arkansas is in charge of the arrangements.

Travis Lamar Walker Jr. '74

�Give me a call� On Friday, October 8th, 2021, Travis L Walker, Jr. started his journey to meet the Lord. Travis was born, raised, and spent much of his life in Ft. Worth, Texas. He graduated from Amon Carter-Riverside High School in 1974. In 1978, Travis hired on at General Dynamics/Lockheed Martin, he retired in 2009 after 31 years.

Many of you knew Travis as �Huggie,� some of his Lockheed buddies, as �Tyrone,� the grandkids as �Pap-Paw Huggie,� to his kids he was �Dad� or �Daddy,� but to all he was a Friend. Travis never met a stranger. It does not matter geographically where he was in the US, he would find someone he knew or make a new friend. He would give his last dollar for someone in need. He loved to talk whether in person or on the call and he left a message, �Give me a call.� Or do not be surprised he may show up at your front door. He loved the Lord and his family. Both meant so much to him, Travis spoke of them often and told many stories.

Travis enjoyed Country music, �Classic� country to be specific, fishing, hunting, being outdoors and sitting in his wooden kitchen chair looking out the window. As we continue his legacy, remembering his laughter, his smile, his candid heart, and his stories, take a moment� you�ll hear his voice. Ferlin Husky sings it best �Wings of a Dove,� Fly High on the Wings of a Dove, Huggie.

Travis is preceded in death by his father, Travis L Walker, Sr, �Sonny,� his sister, Sharon Kay Walker, his mother, Doris Wagner McCollum, and Stepfather, William McCollum �Bill� and many grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and a niece. He is survived by his oldest Daughter, Karen Walker Munden, husband Dan Munden, grandchildren, Cody Mills, wife Tiana, great-grandchild, Cooper Mills, Colton Mills and bonus grandchildren, Tyler Munden and Kennedy Munden. His second Daughter, Kathy Walker Stokes, husband, Mack Stokes, grandchildren, Laney Ivey and Kamden Stokes, His Son, Kevin Walker �Bubba,� wife Haley Walker, grandchildren, Tripp Walker and Trew Walker. His Stepmother, Diena Perkins, husband Mike, Stepbrother, Randy Eyster, wife Julie, Stepsister, Penny McNeill. his, stepbrother, Tim McCollum, wife Suzanne, Stepsister, Linda Wencka, and husband, David, many bonus niece, nephew, great nieces, nephews among lots of uncles, aunts, and cousins.

For those that would rather donate than send flowers, because of his love for fishing you can donate to Take a Kid Fishing Foundation, takf.com in honor of Travis Walker.

James "Jimmy" Carroll Lumpkin '57

Fort Worth, Texas - James (Jim) C. Lumpkin, 82, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, on September 22, 2021. He died peacefully,at home, in the the arms of his high-school sweetheart and wife of 63 years, Barbara, as well as their children and grandchildren.
Funeral Service: 2:30 p.m. Thursday in Mount Olivet Chapel. Interment to follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Mount Olivet Chapel.
He was born on March 31, 1939, in Fort Worth, Texas. He came to know the Lord, Jesus Christ, as his Savior on Dec. 31, 1955. He shared that faith with everyone he knew.
He graduated from Amon Carter Riverside High School (1957, where he was All-district/All state (basketball and track). His outstanding basketball ability afforded him a full scholarship to Texas Wesleyan College (1957-58). Jim felt called to join the United States Navy (December 1958 - 1962)1st Class Sonar man) USS Chevalier DDR 805. Jim entered civilian life and went to work for 25 years at Standard Havens/Cedarapids later known as Raytheon, After retiring, Jim decided to return to the work force and paired up with Broce Manufacturing, as the President of New Market Development.
Jim enjoyed his time at home with his family. He was a fan of his hometown team TCU. He loved all sports and shared that with all his family.
He was preceded in death by his mother, father, brother, and son-in-law.
Survivors: Wife, Barbara Gunter Lumpkin; sister, Linda Martin, her husband, Richard; brother-in-law, Mark and Sandy Gunter; two daughters, Debbie Taylor, Carol Lumpkin; son, Mike Lumpkin and his wife, Jan; seven grandchildren and one great grandchild as well as several nieces and nephews.

Published by Star-Telegram on Oct. 3, 2021.

Don Edward Wickman, Sr '64

Don Edward Wickman, Sr. came into the arms of his Heavenly Father on Sunday September 12, 2021 at his home in Fort Worth, Texas.

He is the son of the late Elgin and Evelyn (Koonsman) Wickman who are from the Cranfills Gap and Iredell, Texas communities. He was born in Meridian, Texas on September 15, 1944. He graduated from Amon Carter Riverside High School in 1964. Upon graduation he enlisted into the United States Air Force and served in Vietnam. After leaving the Air Force he became a Master Plumber and owned his own business known as "Hot Water Inc" for most of his life. He enjoyed fishing, motorcycles, flying and fast cars. Most importantly, he loved his TCU Horned Frogs and very proud of their accomplishment in the Rose Bowl of 2010. During his school years he was proud of playing for the TCU Tinymites football team.

Don, who was known by his friends as the nickname "Rope", is survived by his brother, Michael Wayne Wickman; sons, Don (Buzzy) Edward Wickman, Jr. from Granbury, TX and Chris Jared Wickman from San Diego, CA, along with numerous grandchildren, nephews and cousins. He was preceeded in death by his sister, Beverly Kay Wickman Winget.

A private Memorial Service will be held at a later date.

Johnny Rumfield '44

Granbury, Texas - Johnny Rumfield, 94, went to his Heavenly home on Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2021.

Celebration of Life: 12 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 16, in Greenwood Chapel, 3100 White Settlement Rd., Fort Worth, Texas, with Pastor Justin Jeter officiating.

Graveside: 2 p.m. at the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery, 2000 Mountain Creek Parkway, Dallas, Texas.

Johnny Leon Rumfield was born to the late Clyde and Edith Rumfield on Sept. 23, 1926 in Smithfield, Texas. He attended Amon Carter Riverside High School, and graduated from The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas in 1951 and North Texas State in 1960.

Johnny was a longtime educator in the Fort Worth Independent School District. He began as a football coach at Diamond Hill Jarvis High School, and served in multiple assignments through his career at Wedgewood Jr. High, McLean Jr. High, Paschal HS, Meacham Middle School, Elder MS as teacher, counselor, principal and FWISD Central Office special projects coordinator.

Johnny loved hunting, fishing and golf. He had a passion for people and travel. One of the quotes often heard from him was, "I've been around the world and to Waxahachie." His love for travel began in the Army Air Corps when he served in Paris, France at the end of WW II on a peace keeping mission. Johnny was a 32nd Degree Freemason Shriner in the Hella Temple, Fort Worth. He and his wife, Dean, worshiped at First Christian Church of Granbury.

Johnny was preceded in death by his former wives Jean, Mary Ruth and Dean; and his sisters, Billie Whorton, Betty Williams, Vera Holt, Inez Burkholder and Grace Houser.

Johnny is survived by his daughter, Ginger Rumfield Burlison of Waco, Texas; son, John William Rumfield and wife, Sue of Las Vegas, NeV; and grandsons, Matt Rumfield and Josh Rumfield; sister, Mary Jane Rumfield of Fort Worth, Texas.

The family would like to thank the staff of The Courtyards of Lake Granbury Assisted Living and nurses Melinda and Crystal of Alpha Omega Hospice for the excellent care they provided to Johnny in his last days.

Roy William Cholopisa '74

Roy Cholopisa, 65 of Tehuacana, passed away on September 5, 2021 at his home on the hill. A visitation with the family will be held on Friday evening, September 10th from 6-8 p.m. at Jones Funeral Services. His funeral service will be held Saturday, September 11, 2021 at the Methodist Church in Tehuacana at 10:00 a.m., followed by graveside at Tehuacana Cemetery. Afterwards, the family will gather at the firehouse for lunch and a celebration of Roy�s life.

Roy was born on December 7, 1955 in Fort Worth, Texas, fourth born child of Joe and Pauline Cholopisa. He was an all-star athlete and Mr. Carter Riverside High in 1974, his graduating year. He went to work at Swifts. He received his nursing degree from TCJC, where he went on to practice nursing at Twin Oaks Hospital in Fort Worth. He always had the gift of carpentry, deciding to hang up his scrubs for paint brushes. He became the most sought out after painter in Tehuacana and surrounding towns nearby. Roy knew a lot about everything, with painting being his specialty. Roy was the type of man that would do anything for anyone he could. After moving to Tehuacana he ran for mayor, where he held his position until the day he passed.

He is survived by his only child, his daughter whom he loved dearly, Carmen Zoe Cholopisa; his two brothers, Dr. Robin Cholopisa and Joe Cholopisa; his two sisters, Betsy and Phyllis; three nephews and two nieces, as well as other extended family.

Roy was a man of God, and a man who believed in doing your best always.

Thomas Elmer Knowles '65

Weatherford, Texas - Thomas "Tommy" Knowles, 74, went to be with the Lord, Sunday, Aug. 22, 2021.

Funeral: 12 p.m. Monday, Aug. 30, 2021, in Greenwood Chapel. Interment: Greenwood Memorial Park. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Greenwood.

Tommy was born Oct. 3, 1946, in Fort Worth. He was a U.S. Army veteran and a longtime member of Victory Baptist in Weatherford.

Survivors: Wife of 54 plus years, Carol; mother, Janet Knowles; sisters, Martha Harper, Glenda Knowles and Annabeth Robertson; brother, Curtis Knowles; sons, Mike and wife, Simone, Chris and wife, Valarie, Jeff and wife, Courtney and Travis and wife, Jenny; 12 grandchildren; nieces, nephews and other family.

David Ronald Riddle Sr. '60

It is always difficult saying goodbye to someone we love and cherish. Family and friends must say goodbye to their beloved David Ronald Riddle Sr. of North Richland Hills, Texas, born in Los Angeles, California, who passed away at the age of 78, on August 24, 2021. Family and friends can send flowers and/or light a candle as a loving gesture for their loved one. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of David Ronald Riddle Sr. to show support.

He was loved and cherished by many people including : his parent Fort Worth; his wife Marva Riddle; his children, Stacey Bowen (Mark) and David Riddle, Jr. (Patrick Burkart); his grandchildren, Marcus Bowen and Marti Bowen; his sister Linda Riddle; and his pet Chewy.

Visitation will be held on Thursday, September 9th 2021 from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM at the Hills Church (6300 NE Loop 820, North Richland Hills, TX 76180). A celebration of life will be held on Thursday, September 9th 2021 at 2:00 PM at the Worship Center (5813 Broadway Ave, Haltom City, TX 76117).

Susann Susen Eller '61

Burleson, Texas - Susann Mary Eller, 77, passed away August 4, 2021. Susann was born in Tyler, Texas on October 4, 1943 to the late William and Euna Zelma Susen. She was a graduate of Midwestern University with a Masters in History. She was an educator for 25 years and retired from teaching at Irving High School.

She continued to serve as a substitute teacher in Weatherford, Burleson, Aledo, TX and Ft. Walton Beach, FL. schools. She worked as a supervisor of student teachers at Tarleton State University. She spent her life caring and serving others through her volunteer work as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) and at Meals on Wheels, Harvest House and Aledo Children's Advocates.

She was an active member and volunteer at Trinity Episcopal Church. Susann touched everyone she met with her loving heart and genuine care of others. She was preceded in death by her sisters, Holley Terrill and June Bartlett, her nephew, Ty Terrill and her beloved dog Molly.

SURVIVORS: She is survived by her husband of 31 years, Johnnie R. Eller of Burleson, Tx; daughter, Rhonda (Greg) Evers of Aledo, Tx; son, Matt (Cameron) Cartwright of New York, NY; stepson Richard (Renee) Eller of Atlanta, Ga; stepdaughter Tiffany (Richard) Wybrow of Auckland, New Zealand; grandchildren, Christopher (Delanie) Evers, Ryan (Kaitlyn) Evers, Chloe (Rob) Rich, Emily (Scott) Nelson, John Andrew Eller and Chase Sims; great-grandchildren Todd and Hadley Evers; brother-in-law Terry Bartlett, nieces Tiffany, Teri and Julie and nephew Troy and their families.

MEMORIAL SERVICE : will be held at 11 AM on Saturday, August 28, 2021 at Trinity Episcopal Church, 3401 Bellaire Dr S, Fort Worth, Texas. The family will receive friends from 10 to 11 AM prior to the service at the church.

MEMORIALS: In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to CASA of Johnson

County www.casajohnsoncounty.org, Meals on Wheels of North Texas www.mownct.org or a service organization of your choice..

Published by Star-Telegram on Aug. 22, 2021.

Jack Dollins '48

Jack was born in Fort Worth, Texas to Henry and Hazel Dollins. Blessed with one brother, John. He graduated High School from Amon Carter in 1948 and joined the Navy shortly thereafter. He served in Korea on the USS Wedderburn.
Jack met the love of his life Jere, in 1961 and together they spent 60 wonderful years together. Throughout those 60 years, they spent almost every day together raising their children, serving the churches they attended and making every day together unique and special.
Jack was blessed with five children; Jeanita, Debbie, Karon, Jack, and Stefanie as well as 13 grandkids, 24 great-grandkids, and 7 great, great-grandkids. He was proceeded in death by his parent's Henry and Hazel Dollins, son Jack Dollins and daughter Jeanita Dollins Denison.

Published by Star-Telegram on Aug. 20, 2021.

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1934

Wanda Lehew Cole
Effie Juanita Carter Davis
Robert E. "Bob" Lawson

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1936

Vera Taylor Townsend

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1937

E.L. Boone	Carl Almon Noah
Corrine Cobb Special	Irene Frances James Nesbitt
James W. Schultz	George Nelson St. John
Harold Newton Nesbitt	Howard H. Brown

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1938

Marion Brooks Bone	Geraldine Jones Wallace
Effie Corinne Bogart Jackson	John D. Wilborn
Homer L. Mahaffey, Jr.	Ruth Priest Dixon
William E. "Bill" Albrecht	Nancy James Scott
Gerald Everett	George Christopher Keating
Audine Jordan Hicks	Blanche Marie Mohn
Lester "Bill" Brothers	Jeanette Simmons Ramsey
Margaret Peoples Hopkins	George Medford Moran
Flavil Hamilton Anderson	J. Stephen Powell
Jean Albrecht Lochtrog	Isabelle Bertelson King

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1939

Frank Doyle	Walter Browning
Carlene(Connie) Rodgers Hancock	Floyd D. Berry
Jack P. Smith	Emma Jo Brown Harris
Ruby Harrison Bryant	Elva Tesseneer Tinsley
Dorothy Mae Bell Thomason	Jack Pool
Mary Grace Hollis Pool	L. J. Box
Elizabeth Jacqueline Bost Tubb	Artha Steen Tucker
Beverly Ward Coon	Harold Coon
Sherman Counts	Charlene Ferguson Stephenson
Mary Ruth Beach Roberts	Evelyn Massey Petzold
Jim Bob Jarrell	Lee D. Housewright Jr.
Darrel Lindsey Dingmore	Virginia Joyce Freeman Willis
Devon Brewer	Roger Edcar Souder
Frances Gourley Turrella	Sarah Counts McClellan
William Daniel Souder	Robert Tipton Faircio
Dorothy Foster Huston	George Gray Wilkes
Mildred Nimmo Lucas	Selma Louise Reese Andrews

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1940

John R. "J.R." Andrews	John Paul Brown
Cliff Magers Jr.	Jack R. Murray
Ben C. Reeves	Mildred Schieman McClain
John R. Finegan Jr.	La Rue Clifton Smith
Wil Allan "Bill" Cofer	Betty Mulkey Rushing
Al Hollis	Dorothy Park Ratlif
Lee Sparto	Natalie Bailey Carter Shelton
John Hatcher "Jack" James	Sarah Evelyn Dickson Rudd
Winston Sweet Brumbaugh	Evelyn Virginia Bird Linton
Betty Hubbard Biles	Virginia Earle Smith
Clarence E. Bjork

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1941

Catherine A. Roberts Cross		Dale Pliler
Milton A. Griggers		James Warren Grantham
David Laurence "Larry" Lamkin		Charles R. "CR" Kennedy
Richard Earl Johnson		Dorothy Knifong Littleton
Naomi Ruth Jones Cummings		Ernest L. Gillingham
Donald Bennett Wiley		Arbon Karr
Elwyn Lawson		Luther R "Bob" Himes Jr.
Jack Bryant		Roy Fleming
James Pat Benson		George A. Seaman Jr.
Dorothy Louise Williams Quattrochi		Robert M. Patrick
Riley N. Riddle		Bobby Joe Chilcutt Smith
Florene Nimmo Stevens		Leonard I. Holder
George Eagle Jr.		Eula McBride Lewis
Douglas Charles Clark		Ethyl Ruth Kilgore Moran
Jessie Elizabeth Cother Pruett		Jessie Fay Puckett Boren
Hubert Lester Joyner		Herbert Slaughter
Adeline Daniels Slaughter		Margaret Ann Flippo
Leonard Paul		Norma Gay White Joyner
James Carr Ivey		Guy Lindsay Cummings, Jr.

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1942

Dorothy Greener Lester	David Thomas Miller, Jr.
Aquilla Miles Blaydes	Jack R. Murray
Cecil Brewer	Bobby Scott
Loyd Adams	Bobby Doyle
Raymond Doyle	Billy Mac Housewright
Henry Meagan	Billy Mac Turnage
Franz Schubert	Chet Wells
Charles Waller	Herbert Charles Slaughter
Mildred Autrey Burton	Ancel E. Simmons
Martin Jarrell	Lawrence Wesley Culver
David Fowler	Robert Andrew Priest
Rozella Chandler	Betty Jean Childs Hughes
Betty Jean Tyson	Wayne Franklin
Catherine Weeks McCoy	Dorothy Jane Ward Pool
Mack Edward Bailey Jr.	Burl S. Burton
Ruby Rogers Lackey	Albert E. Aikman
Shirley Barnes Aikman	Dorothy Lee Brown Flake
Dorothy Marguerite Taylor Ellis	William A. "Andy" Doggett
Elizabeth Thompson Bragg	Jean Rentz Jordan
Eugene "Gene" Burtner	Betty Aline Brown Absher
David Franklin Coon, Sr.	Thomas Sanford Blackwell
Ruth Ellen Carter Yates	Ralph R. Jones
Frank Pentikis	Robert N. Christian
Noble Patterson	Merritt Norval Sellers
Grover Kenneth Womack	Dorthey May Tye Potts
Anna Beth Atchison Robinson

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1943

Raymond E. Brothers	William T. Carroll, Jr.
Dan Nolte	Lawrence D. White
Vesta Regan Smith	Douglas Clifford Evans
Burl Bayless	Bob Pirkle
John Dollins	Mary Louise Eagle
Dorothy Jernigan	Curtis Sparkman
Howard Selby	Harold Lamkin
Charles Clardy	Billye Reese Burtner
Margaret Hukill Nowell	Charles White
Gilbert Hunter	Joe Miniard
Donald H. Powell	Bill Boyce
Clarence Richard Webb	Thomas M. Skipper
Ruth Bacon Ward	Marietta Catherine Moss Barlow
Betty Jean Wilson Brewer	Kathleen Martin
Edgar F. Crites Jr.	Charles E. Brown
Ione Richards	Charles Robert "Bob" Johnson
Don Worsham	Billy Egan
James D. Nesbett	Rosemary Darby
Doreen Tweedy McVean	Leta Caraway
Joy Elaine Neely Murray	David E. Mills
Robert F. Snyder	Earlene Myrtle Carearthers Snyder
Irma J. Bradford Crites	Eddie J. Riddle
Sarah Winn Patrick	James Howard Davis
Donald Lee Hudgins	Peggy Marie Green Alston
Homer E. Ludiker	Charles E. Williams
Dolores Jane Athens Williams Lightfoot	Danel A. Gillard

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1944

Bryan Flippo	Gordon Smith
Henry L. Watkins	Robert H. Truax
Fred W. Bird	Peggy Simms Gibson
Marian Meggs Arnold	Nell Browne
Jo Dean Carroll	Raymond Carter
Carl Heather	Carolyn Hinds
Billy Hogue	Esther Kern
Barbara Lancaster	Landon Lindsay
Joan Nelson	Milton Prine
Billie Regan	Cathryne Terrell
Luther Todd	Robert Toten
Otis Twitty	Billy White
Paul Yates	Bobby McVean
Bob Milligan	Noel Smith Jr.
Everett Wasser	Rebecca Garrison Sakert
Kathryn Richardson	Richard Webb
Bill Tillery	Frank Hardesty
May Jean Autrey Hamilton	David "Pat" Erwin
Jenell Wiseman Tatarevich	Mary Frances Nance Collum
Don Fleming	Dorothy West Martin
Daniel Wayne Watts	Billie Gerline Neace Hall
Donald E. Mason	Bernie Shivers Miller
Aaron "Smitty" Clevenger	Margery Jean Dillon Morgan
Bill Hale	Peggy Louise Thomason Walling
Mary Catherine McKillip Kirkpatrick	Jack D. White
Mildred Brown	Ann Thompson Bragg
Betty Jo Gray Perry	Margie I. Berry Lindsey
Frank Brittain "Britt" Schubert	James Frank Smith, Jr.
Naomi Bostick King	James E. "Jimmy" Hall
Mary Nola Crites Gardner	Doris Nell Hunt Culver
Robert V. Gillingham	James Lloyd "Jimmy" Park
Merle Ruth Harston Hamm	Audrey Daley Womack
Joy Kennedy Flippo	Patricia Nimmo Riddle
Robert R. Christensen	Kathryn Baker Acola
Mack Edward Bailey	Wayne E. McNutt
Betty Margaret Cole Brown Broadie Schubert	Johnny Rumfield

The original list was sent to us in part by Wanda Pearson Penix '45

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1945

Mary Sue Beasley Griffin		King Bell
James Bond		Sue Bogart Carter
Mary Helen Boustead LaForce		Harold Caroway
H.W. Carter		Jack Conn
Sarah Ellis		Mary Jo Galbreath
James W. "Bill" Grabein Jr.		Mary Graves
Barvon Hamilton		Leo Holiday
Edward Kelly		Joe Looney
Linda Lockerd		Ernest Jack
John Louis Jones		Mary Beth Jones Gray
Gloria McCarty Turner		Robert McJilton
Billie Ruth Miller		Velma Neece Ivie
Bernetta Nesbitt Coulter		Martella Sanford Bishop
Wanda Shubert		Joanne Sonricker Mayfield
Geraldine Weeks Criswell		John Whiteside
Lois Leoffler Law		Sentell Bullard
Jeannine Bedell Griffin		Bernice Hanke Crum
Cantrell Autrey		Lillian Fisher Neece
Betty Sue Ward Myers		Harry Worth Phillips Jr.
Andrew Terry Tackett		Johnnie Pierce Tye
Jack A. Harris		Ethel Underwood Gunter
Mary Helen Callaway Hightower		Wanda Jean Brown Ball
Bobby Payne		Jean Payne White
Wanda Pearson Penix		Claire Cloyd Stallcup
Norma Jean Wilson Jones		Thomas W. Taggart, Jr.
Marjorie Cutchin Graham		Willie Mae Hood Jones
Samuel Gene Payte		Henry Elbridge Flenner, Jr.
Billie Iris Hudgins Harrison		Chester Bennett Bowen
Norman L. Flippo		Doris Cummins Moody
Arthur Roland Whitlock		Mary Gwyndolyne Hill Kelley
Marcia Thelin Bradford		Glenna Jean Brown Hatcher
Robert Dale Sellers		Mary "Betty" Mitchell Allen
William Kennon Thompson		Johnny Tex Carter

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1946

R. L. Anderson	Suzanne Brown
Ray Cash	Jim Corder
Lawrence Coursey	Maxine Crittenden Fouts
Donald Culps	Rosemary Cunningham Babb
Bobby Dixon	M. B. Easter
Bobby Fuller	Joyce Hinds Lauritzon
Phil Holley	Willis Jackson
Briley Jones	Clifford Moreland
Patsy Myrick	Bill Parkman
Sam Reasoner	Charles Smith
Jay Van Smith	Tommy Toulous
Bill Weatherred	Suzanne Williams Benson
James Ronald Price	Patsy Thomas Glover
Marjorie Bremer White	Edward "Toby" Daley
Billie Wayne McLeod	Dorothy Sue Goddard Boyce
Wanda Margaret Wilkins Murphy	Dixie Huffman Pate
Wanda Jean Brown Ball	Rosemary Daniel Nye
Barbara Dunlap Hubbard	Eileen Buckmaster Schubert
Betty Lou Wyatt Hudgins	Nellie N. Grey Reeves
Joy Kemp Browning Barker	Ann Bruce Greis
Bobbie Gene McLeod	Jean Gaedke Mahan
Bobbie Ruth Baley Litsey	Margie Inez Cobb
James G. Eagle	JoAnne Phillips Spriggs
Virginia Joy Wilson Demarest	Douglas Charles Clark
Melba J. Senior Treadway	John Crawford Webb
Wendall Euel Brown	Melba Joyce Bryant Hudgins Belcher
Helen Jean Schieman Ludiker	James "Jim" Elmer Hunt
Wendell Conditt	Fannette Johnston Roach
Jane West Dunkelberg

This list was sent to us by Jean Schieman Ludiker '46

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1947

Elwin Aston	Mary Helen Autrey Koonce
Juanita Barney	Bob Bates
Paula Beck	Jim Bewley
Bill Camfield	Frances Carlton
Harry Christensen	Gilbert Cox
Joe Dooling	Sam Dougherty
Betty Fisher	Thomas Fouts
Jack Glasgow	Kenneth Goughnour
Bill Jackson	Kenneth Johnson
John Ann Mayberry	Bill Mistrot
Patricia Aliene King Smith	Carroll Morrow
Arthur Murrell	Jean Richardson
Edwin Taylor	Patsy Toney Greer
Roland Van Norman	Ronald Walker
Bill Watts	George Kenneth Winn
Homer A. Ashcraft, Jr.	Patsy Thrasher Slaughter
Louis Robert Eddins, Jr.	Luella Powell Bogart
William Robert Baley	Norman Peel
Donald Blankenship	Charla Mae Epperson
George Jack Winn	James Richard Hamilton
Marvin Russell	Dorothy Owens Adams
Jim Ballard	Geraldine Berry Hall
Laverne Bennett Walker	Francis Carlton
James Johnston	June Maxwell Delling
Thomas Pierce	Jack H. Darwin
Edmon L. Whitten	Bill Morrow
Robert W. Gossett	William "Bill" Jones
Mildred Pearson Russell	James R. "Bob" Baker
Betty Baker Davis	Helen Thompson Carnahan
Bill "Shug" McPherson	Betty Estill Denman Treadway
Mary Louise Bagby	Pat Kelly Barnett
Don E. Roberts	Charles Marvin Russell
Daniel "Dan" Merriman Jr.	Gina (Jean) Mussato Allen
Jane Stanley Faulkner	Brigadier General Keith L. Hargrove
Ruth Ladean Roach Icenhower	June Marie Dougherty Head
Helen White Rightmire	Matta Lou McPherson Sheegog

This list was sent to us by Betty Nell Freeman Benson '49

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1948

Billy Don Baker	Arthur Merrell
Barbara Boyle Putnam	Aaron Nichols
James Burley	Dorothy Joe Reese Hayes
Mickey Carten	Don Rhode
Betty Coburn	Vivian Shahan
Bobby Dodson	Royce Smith
Fred Gardenhire	James Walthall
Jimmie Hudson Appel	Betty Worsham Snider
Patsy Kirk Morrow	Harlon Wright
Margaret McClain	Weldon Bassinger
Iva Lee Bird Bryant	Harry Carrigan
Hugh Dempsey	John Ellis
Neil Housewright	Noel Marchbanks
Nancy McDaniel Browne	Charlie Nesbitt
E.W. "Dub" Pawley	Bob Rich
Richard Shergold	Dorothy Truax Baker
Kenny Winn	Lou Ann Wright Dodson
Dorothy Shelton Rhodes	Maurice Donald Blankinship
Johnnie Whitten	Doyce Dees
Colleen McBrayer	Richard E. Neace
Don Knoll	Robert J. "Bobby" Lee
R. E. Windham	Joyce Ann Cummins Dingmore
Robert L. "Bob" Elliott	Kenneth Moore
Betty Jo Richards	Virginia Ruth Hawes Myers
Jo Ann Russell McAlindon	Theresa Duncan Neace
Billie Louise Leddy Foster	Charleen Loeffler Cox
Dorothy Ann Thomason Steele	Robinel Harris McDaniel
Patsy Ruth Knight Beasley	Mary Ann Megan Auld
Delores Jean Haney Watson	Edwin R. Pemberton
Darrell Lyerla	Mildred Pearson Russell
Mary Nell Hunter Frizzell	Jean Roach
Shirley Elizabeth Taggart Garrett	Galen Anderson
Edward L Baker Jr.	Ellen Nora Taylor Grubbs
Robert Daniel Magouirk	Robert S. "Bob" Patton
John A. Lockerd	William Edward Crew
Wanda Jean Thompson Rufner	Richard O. Kingston
Martha Turner Tillery	Minnie Ruth Butler Walker
Harold Richard Harris	Marion Brown Tomme Jr.
Joyce Gwendolyn Hamilton Wright	Dorothy "Jean" Garrett Merrell
Mary Lynn Winters Foust	Patsy Bonita (Burks) Cox
Jack Dollins

This list was sent to us by Betty Nell Freeman Benson '49

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1949

James Ashcraft	Lawrence Autrey
Oren Autrey	Bret E. "Pete" Bagby
Eugene Bailey	Melvin Bird
Pete Brock	Maxine Buchanan
Ann Cadwallader	Kay Chipman
Tom Cloyd	Tommy Cox
Martha Fry	Patsy Gossett
Richard Hammack	Bobby Harriss
Carolyn Hicks	Tommy Hightower
Rosemary Holden	Betty Lou Jenkins
Bety McMillian	Richard Melbourne
Sam Neilsen	Bill Reasoner
Lawrence Riddle	Annette Ritchey
Wanda Sartain	Ben Shirley
Dick Sitton	Russell Slaughter
Arthurene Smith	Marcus Stewart
Mason Stewart	Billy Jack Tyson
Bob Wayne	Robert Webb
Robert West	Garland Wayne Griffitt
Freddy Joe Cooke	Baker Blaydes
R.C. Hammock	Billie Jo Sanders Hubbard
Robert Plummer	Billy Jack Rippy
Ernest John Dunham, Jr.	Henry Jackson McCarty Jr.
Richard Wright	David Jack Mayfield
Betty Lou Cookus Crutsinger	Mary Jim Meador Wilson
Edgar Wilson	Donna Hall Hosack
Patsy Ruth Hale Lancaster	Jack James Huston
Mildred Elliott Wilson	Louis C. Jones
Robert "Bobby" Eugene Dean	Gerald Howe Totten
Roy J. Moore	Jack Richard Fielder
David Ford Hunt	Joan Holden Shaw
Joe Don Womack	William Harold Albritton, Sr.
Charles F. Sides	Joseph E. Sample
Nyla Thelin Swafford	Edwin Hollis Hardesty
J. E. "Sonny:" Cowan Jr.	Betty Nell Freeman Benson
Johnny Roscoe Dunlap	Betty Jean Harvey Graves
Frances Amelia Graves Batchelor	Vivian A. Shahan Carter Gross
William Daniel Hillis, MD	James B "Bob" Baker III
James Raymond Cole, MD

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1950

R. J. Blackwell	Tommy Bradshaw
Mason Chancellor	Joe Daniels
Billie Dean	J. R. Duke
John David Ferguson	Billy Gregson
Bob Hardie	Bill Hargrove
Billie Jean Huggs	Ruth Roach Crites
Truett Rutledge	Lena Mary Scully Brown
Wendell Stafford	Bonnie Tatum Arter
Ollie Taylor	Johnnie Trammell
Earline Tyson	Fred Withers
Billy Berry	Clara Lee Browning
Wanda Keaton	Clarence Owens
Wanda Smith Queen	Patsy Rohlfing Jackson
Shirley Mason Buckelew	Joyce Yvonne Kennedy-Bryant
J.H. "Jim" Weatherby	Johnny Russell Jahn
Verlyn Joiner	Carlton Bird
Cecilia Locke Smith	Lauretta Fowler Tindle
Jay Bennett Howard	Weldon Wayne Gilliland
James Norman McMahon	David H. Cline
Carla Davidson Hightower	Melvin O. Hansen
David Y. Mulkey	Barbara Ridgeway Kinney
Fred Spencer Hughes	Jo Ann Olsen Culver
Fleming Jones	Myra McCollum Meine Davidson
James A. McEndree Jr.	Jack Burnett "Gunny" McAlister
Alfred M. Woolf	Peggy Elaine Martin Shirley
Anne Blanton Garner	Allen Scott Gunnels
William Joseph Edmonds	Henry Hubert Wright
Patricia Richards Miller	Charlyne Sharp Griffin
Patsy Nell Markum Hall	Kathrine Harrison Spradley
James Higgins Earl	Jerry Gordon Jackson
Pamelia Brown Scott	Gloria Jeanne Moore Miellmier
O. D. Cole, Jr.	Joe Robert Taylor
Claude Richard "Dick" Trice	Dwight R. Powell
Don Whitten	Joel Bruce Dillon
Ruth Ann Baker Aston	Roy Lee Wilson
Sybil Jane Snelson Jenkins	Patricia Shelton McKinney
Martha Jane Mills Hoppe	Stanley James Baker Jr.
Sally Ann Mize Cassidy	Patsy Jean Clark Riddle
Kathryn Galeen Houseworth Gibbs	James Morrison McVey "Mac"
Marian Jo Souder	Robert Martin
Shirley Yvonne Carter Alcorn	Daniel Newton McBrayer, Sr.
Barbara Jean McAlister Collier	Alma Mae Justice Scoggins
Mary Lou Russell Dawson	Patricia Ann Winnett Williams
Mary Kathrine "Kakie" Ross Clayton	Robert Richard Bartsch
Carolyn Hope Shugart Perry	Barbara Calvert Leland
Madeline Louise Toler Ferris	Bart Smith Bradford
Betty J Leverett Kingsley	Doris Ann Gilbert Stevens
Eddie John Dees, Sr.	Geraldine Annette "Gerry" Flippo Crues
Mary Beth Wells	Anita Bracken Smith

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1951

Nancy Bennett Krupka	Peggy Bewley
Sue Bushnell	Clyde V. Butler
Bill Corzort	Francis Dawson
Thomas Grammer	Tommy Floyd Hackney
Robert Hale	Carroll Hall
Bill Hilliard	Ray Holden
Marcella Johnson Christnight	Barbara Jean Knox
Bobby Jo Looney Atkins	Jo Anne Prince
J.C. Richardson	Charlotte Rogers Walters
Hal Stephenson	Robert Totten
Beverly Walker	Patrica Ward
Steve West	Charles Rainey
David Anderton	Carl Christnight
Truett Rutledge	Jack Scott
Peggy Leddy Griffin	Fred "Freddie" Sanders
Eddie Kuykendall	Wayland Kaye Cox
John Chapman	Kennith Whitten
Melma Lois Paul	Bili Joan White Wisdom
Roland Douglas Maclin	Bobby Bird
Robert Thomas Sample	Roland T. Marcee
William Kelly McGinnis	Ed Montgomery
Thomas Miller	Dick Bagby
Johnette Brooks Jennings	Jerry McCleskey
Charles R. Kinnaird	Frank Linton "Lynn" Hill
Kenneth "Bud" Palmer	John Rice Kemp
Jay Cy Martin	Vanetta Jean Pettit Brister
Edward R. "Eddie" Ward	Betty Jean Chestnut Seeders
Harold Bernard Daley	Sammie Jo Ballew Harville
Tom Seibert Huston	John Edward McAdam
Peggy Coburn Gough	Robert "Bobby" Wayne Parrish
Gerald Joe Tackett	Doyle Dee Pruitt
Bob Floyd Hillin	Sanford Scott Blakley
Yvonne Toliver Markwardt	Glynn Shelby Peel
JB "Benny" Barrow	Ray Lewis Roberts
Richard Banowsky	Clarence Chesterfield "Buck" Gay Jr.
Calvin Bart May	Gary Bun Richardson

This list was sent to us by Evyonne Andrews Eddins, '52

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1952

Ray Lewis Boyd	Melvin Bradford
Frances Laverne Burns	John Carroll Gabbert
Patsy Ruth Harris	Jean Harrison Halyard
Patsy Jack Glenn	Perry T. Llewellen
Joyce Maier Curbo	David R. Mayberry
Billie McCaffity Brown	Edward Walters
Bill Medley	Bobby Ray Mitchell
Era Belle Morgan Cribbs	Thomas Primm
Bill Sharp	Charletta Taylor Moulder
Ernestline Bivin Reaves	Herman Richardson
Nanette Keaton Savage	Rhuenelle Stephens
David "Pete" Russell Sutton	Joan Walker
William Duncan Watkins	Doris Jeanne Wilson
Madeline Whiteside	John David Woodall
Frank Young	Joy Newton McDougall
Walker Lee Trimble	Lloyd Harold Hackney
Nancy Speed-Story	Charles Edward Gross
Norma Jean Rowland	Jean Smith
Glen Thomas Williams	Zelda Margaret Walthall Clark
Jon Duncan Harmon	Shirley Bennett Bradshaw Bonds
Albert Neil Payne	Doris Earleyne Heater Williams
Billy Don Phifer	James "Jim" Lyle McDowell
Paul Edward "Eddie" Brickell	James B. Fenimore
Matilda Fritts King	Lewis Lee York
Patricia G. Seaton Ingersol	Cherry Maddux Jones
Grover Cecil Steward	Jo Ann Dinger Streiff
Verree Elizabeth Hawkins Pearson	Phillip Lewis Withers
Charles Dickerson	Shirley Jean Taylor
Allene Simmons	Dolores Mae Coates Dunnagan
Robert H. "Bob" Zodin	Shirley Ann Merchant Cox
Barry Neil Dee's	Shirley Reese Smith
Dale Culver Gorsuch	Charlene Anderson
John Elliott Parks	Betty Jean Burlison Dean
George Allan Michero	MaryLou Felts Andrews
Jim Stanley Hamlett, Jr.	Billie Charlene "Chop" Walton
Marian Rochelle Cobb Tuckness	Milton Levoy Aston
Barbara Nell Bass Zoch	Jean Minter Gillette
Carolyn Walker Rogers	Judith Davidson Grunewald
Bobbie Jo Gray Lain	Sue Curry Lance
John Hugh Sherburn	Linnie Jean Thomason Bryson
Kenneth Michael Haire	Harry Gene Hansen
Daphne Angela Moore Currie	Eldridge Lee Miles
Evyonne Rue Andrews Eddins	Doris Aileen Caldwell Williams
Clyde Conditt

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1953

Darrell Barney West	Melton Bentle
John Bratton	Melvin Cole
Jean Gross	Cecil Henderson
William Hunnicutt	Jess Huston
Bob Leak	Theda Littrell
Patricia Jean O'neal Martin	James Sprinkle
Charlene Stodghill Ugarkovich	Dora Vinson Dunbar
Shirley Sue White Wright	Gail Willis Laverty
Robert J. Bremer	Shirley Thompson Carter
Roy Hubert Fritts	Ernest Allen
Betty Berry	Vernon Braswell
James Brennan	Shirley Buckner McKinney
Joe Campbell	James Clements
Walter Eason	Jeanette Hardisty
Janette Holder Sink	Bill May
Jackey Ray Holbrook	Bill Payne
David Shutter	Ray Simmons
Gary Smith	Weldon Snodgrass
Patsy Winn Garner	Noel Yeary
Carolyn Sue Webb Blum Terry	Leland Morrow
Joe Murphy	Russell Dee Nickerson
Rodney Michael Crow	Temple Ruth Hall
Stephen L. Cayton	Noel Allen Morrow
Gary Smith	Frances Ann Carr
M. Neil Pugsley	Mary Ellen Locke Duke
Robert E. Phillips	James W. Linton
Herman T. Brunner Jr.	Barbara Jane Wehring Bourland
Richard Allgood	Tommy Rodgers
Don Richard Tyro	William B. Plemons
Lewis McCollum	L. Don Dodson
Marilyn Janet Needham Miller	Bobby A. Ellington
Sammy Carrol Flanary	Harris Witten Cavender
Billie Ann McElroy	Ernest William Grossman
David Lyle Chapman	Jerry Hay
Hattie Smith Josserand	Charlye Marie Russell Cowan
Billy Roy Plunk Sr.	Murry Wayne Shumate
Addison " Addie" Maclin	Joe Seborn Fritts
Herman "Hap" Milton Michener	Marshall Eugene Bray
Ronald Lee Crittenden	Joseph John Hickson III
Elaine McCormick Boyd	Peggy Sue Lake Phillips
Connor C. Bayless	Burdette Lee Warner
Charles E. Quick	Marthe Frances Brown Kerlin
Jerry Richard Weatherby	Maxine Marcee Ballew Seymore
Nancy Kay Prothro Alexander	Paul David Strong

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1954

J.B. Bird	Pat Callaway Neff
Gwendolyn Cates	Thomas J. Hickman, Jr.
Bobby Jo Danford	Carol Lynn Gay Lawson
Roy "Bud" Hall	Jimmy Lewis Forrester
Charles Hoppe	Earnest Linton
Bill May	James McCrory
Joan Allen Carpenter	Joe Murphy
William Nelson	Thomas W. Farris
Gene Parrish	Geron Simmons Anderton
Jerry Sprinkle	Glenn Stewart
Wendell Stotts	Benson Strain
Bobby Stubblefield	Dixie Vinson
Betty Wakefield Russell	Charles Byron Lockerd
Gary J. Gafford	Travis Neff
Ed Juge	Ann Jordan Simpson
Carl Wylie "Bud" Tatum	Joe Laverty
Jeanette Holder Sink	Gary Allen
Donald Gunn	Jack Marvin Estes, Jr
Charles Thomason	Janet Jones Phelps
Rachel Page Price	Fred Nation
Dora Dunham Blaine	Camille Carter Staples
Stephen Kent Drysdale	Gordon McConnell
Lea Jane Lucas Bell	Eldee Castetter Davidson
Jerry Kates	Temple Ruth Hall
Patricia Helen (Kiesling) Mahanay	Jacqueline Inman Yanez
Mary Johnson Brigman	Don Fletcher
J. D. Ratliff	Joe Tillery
Larry Wood	Shirley Pickford Vols
Martin Earnest "Earnie" Norman	Dolores Collins Wright
Cecil Lynn Northcut	Margie Leddy Ward
Roy Kenneth Gossett	Fred Talkington
David Kenneth Cox	Bob Barrett
Sara Patterson	Dennis Wayne Mumford
Linda Hall Morton	Tony Parrish
Jerry Leonard Wilson	Curtis Rudolph Moore
Phyllis Yvonne Grayson Smith	Marian Carrigan Kalinowski
Reginald "Ray" K. Swan	George Weldon Bonin
Paul "Bob" O. Hansen	Roger Kent Conwell
Jack Edwin Massey	George Robert "Bobby" Boyd
R. E. "Josh" Josserand	Elmer Leon Daniel
Leo Patrick Ferris	Johnny G. McDowell
Carol Sue Brown Brandon	Sue Redding Gossett
Charles G. Carpenter	Barbara Jones Montgomery
John Allen Andrews	Shirley Jean Dixon Allgood
Delbert Wayne Dollar	Morris Howeth
Patsy Ruth Ross Kavanaugh	Jimmy Pruitt
William "Bill" Arthur Herrington	Peggy Abel Dodson
Eileen Sellers Richards	William Edward "Ed" Moore
Gerald Lee "Jerry Lee" Hartman, Jr.	Charles Bell
William Slater Banowsky	Thomas Leroy Walk
Troy Milton Tubbs	Charles V. Palachek Jr.
Larry Miller	Willie Dee Maxwell
Robert Lee Andrews	Jacquelyn �Jackie� Christine Moore
James "Jimmy" Pedigo	William Reece Holden

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1955

Anita Allen	Shirley Ballew
Buford Brian	Curtis Lee Burnett
Ted Cromer	Preston Higgs
Mona Howe Neuman	Jerry Huffman
Betty Ranelle	Frank Ryno
Kathryn Shergold	Jo Ann Thornton
Anna Beth Peter Webb	Joy Williams
Mary Baker Clark	Eugene Dockstader`
June Wheeler	Carl Grimes
William "Bud" Davis	Dennis Fuchshuber
Jan Boatman	Tommy Freeman
Gail Hilliard Peeler	Sherry Johnson
Harold Tallmon	Martha Anderson Dean
Joseph Clark "Joe" Smith	Shirley Farmer
Linda West	Renda Wood
George E. "Eddie" Brown	Granville Edward Paules
Sharon Ann Rutledge Morrow	Nancy Ann Nesbitt
Larry Fred Walls	Morris Ferguson
Jack W. Dickerson	Don Fletcher
Robert McVey Jr.	Patricia Junean Hood Willis
George Merrill Cloyd	George Philip Morriss
Betty Ruth Whitfeld	Johnny G. McDowell
Larry Francis	Donald Eugene Greene
Walter McConnell	J. W. Savage
Bob Shaw	Clark Leon LeBlanc
Wanda June Bourdier Powell	William Joseph "Bill" Flippo
Jay Lee Stewart	June Mary Simmons Phillips
Charles Brockton Boles	William Raymond Carden, Jr.
Doyle Nolan Rogers	Donald Edward Cartwright, Jr.
Edward Vincent "Buddy" Watson

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1956

Jerry Ann Barney	Joyce Bonin
Norman Brannon	Robert Caudle
Sylvia Cox	James Ford
Robert Forrester	Kay Gilley
Blythe Hollerman	Charles Hurn
J.C. Kemper	Judy Matlock
Charles Maurice	Gene McKenzie
Peggy Parvin	Rita Polser Winters
James Sanford	Carol Searcy
Tom Simpson	Aurelia Stevens
Jo Jane Tabet	Mary York
Ann Marshall McDowell	Brenda Black Bradley
W.C. "Butch" Cebell, Jr.	Jon "Bubba" Massey
Shirley Weston Ward	Sharon Hill Williams
Jim Boyd	Carolyn Sue Arnold
Jane Wyatt Davis	Larry Mac Wright
Mary Ann Waters Noel	Joe D. Wade
Carolyn Womack Lima	Barbara Gayle Haddock Brown
Wayne Nelson Scott	Sylvia Carol Cox Covington
Noel Copeland	Jerry Lloyd York
William "Dub" Helm	Wanda Joy Blevins Long
Robin Llewellyn Jr.	Herbert Michael "Mike" Carter
David Eugene Elston	Marvin Wesley Browder Jr.
Robert J. "Bob" Underwood	Byron Eugene Filler
Gary Marvin Wetter	Joyce Wright Landers
William A. Rollins	J. R. "Bob" Minick
Stephen Robert Anderson	Robert "Bob" P. Sartain
Harry N. Walthall	Carol Harper Travis
James "Jimmy" Lewis	Harry D. Aston
Robert David Freeman	William Arthur Matchette
Kenneth Kiesling	Frank Lewis Schnell
Robert Allen Collup	Donald Ray Smith

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1957

Kenneth Armstrong	Jerry Baker
Terry Cox	Charles Fields
Brenda Harris Harrell	Richard Hunter
Charles Love	Dugan Millican
Diana Vollintine	John McMullen
Joyce J. Cole Burchfield	Lamond Baker
Gary Franklin Hendricks	Shirley Jean Albright
Joyce Ann Holder Norwood	James Luttrell
Thomas Edwin Jones	Judy Carol Maurice Bowden
Ann Marshall	Gladys Towne Petrey
Terry Higgs	Bobby Ray "Bob" Hall
Roy Russell	Karan Elaine Kirk Pittillo
Thomas E. Terrill	Andy McLean
Jerrie Jo Jennings Young	Donna Ballew Price Fisher
Joe Prince	Lynn Barton Mayfield
Yale Murray Cason	Glenda Ann Maurice
Allen Leroy Christian	Robin Llewellyn
Charldean Newell	Raymond C. Perkins
Mary Sue Ballew	Judy Tumelson Molder
Marshall Ray Smith	James Larry Haygood
Dewey Listo McCoy	Wayne Bowen Weems
Brunhilda Colburn	Annita Kirtley
Judy Ridenour	Pat Tork Wommack
Morris Himes	Annie Pearl Coffee
Jimmy Kimbrough	Dennis Ross
Ronnie Jack Renfro	Freddie Willhite
Anita Frances Massey Brock	Harold Wayne Landers
Larry Joe Sinclair	Charles Campbell
Carolyn Able Harvick	Jimmy Boyd
David Holmes	Raymond Keith
Ronald Lowrey	Bobbie Netherland
Elizabeth Polser Winters	Jane McKinney Rheinlander
Sue Thompson Walters	Donnie Gene "Don" Bohannon
Kenneth Royce "Ken" Neystel	Nancy Darlene Dillow Denton
Weldon Maurice "Buddy" Lucas	Kirkland "Kirk" Dee Connally
James "Jimmy" Carroll Lumpkin

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1958

Ward Bogard	JoAnn Chipman
Kenneth Gudgen	Larry Howard
Wayne Kaseberg	Larry Ligon
Bobby Lowry	Lynn Murdock Scarborrough
Richard Pitt	Larry Schmidt
Jim Riley	Kenneth Millican
Renate Westernhagen	Jerry B. Anderson
James Ronald "Ron" Hollingshead	James Ray Hammonds
Ann Dickey Haygood	Garld Lee Dunivan, Jr
Carolyn Reynolds	Patsy Creamier Shafer
Joyce Conditt May	James Goodwin
Clayton Beck	Hans Simpson
R. M. Street	Sherri Simmons Hambright
Gary Richard Matzner	Dewayne Littlepage
Judy Riscky Burke	Christine Aldrich Thompson
Deloris Cobb Josephson	Margaret Ann Terry Gist
Beverly Harrell	Morgan Shields Ragan
Linda Squyres Freeman	Sid Thompson
Alice Janie Schultz McCauley	Wanda J. Bullock
Roy Joe Lovelady Sr.	Russell B. Wirtz
Robert Nolen Havens	Don McAlister
Rosemary Harris Rood	Jerrie Jo Jennings Young
Gloria Fay Wakefield Dunson	Julaine Boatman
James Larry Scott	William Robert "Billy Bob" Henderson
Michael Leroy Warbritton	Donald H. Winters
Bobby Kenneth McCoy	James Marvin Coburn
Robert Rexrote	Edward Wyss
Mary Porter-Burdine	Brenda Ellis-Hiller
Judith Jane May Hollingshead	Charlotte Thedford-Bird
Betty Arlyne Reid Joines	Donna Ann Arnold Busbee
Jerry B. Anderson	Beverly Hale Stone
Sallie Marie Carter Littlepage	William C. Hedden, Jr.
Clyde Roger Mayes, Jr

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1959

Ray Millican	David Pliler
Jim Russell	Rayburn Simmons
Charles Smith	Pat Sutherland
Louise Jacobs Nelson	William Stanton "Bill" Kemp
Don Pettyjohn	Philip R. Schmidt
Joni Simms	Jerry Jack Terrell
Lannie Hall Spence	Jorman "Joe" Koski
Suzanne Randolph Culp	Ernest Miller Taylor
Danny Schmidt	Gary Wilson Braziel
Carol Ward Miller	Terry Boyd
Margaret Trietsch Thorne-Wheatley	Phyllis Carpenter Collins
John Ferguson	Judy Clark Walls
Jerry D. Farr	Johnny Harlow
Gary Don Pipes	James "Hank" Ramsey
Jerry Dean Sawatsky	Lanny Shaw
Gerald Thomson	Jimmy Chokas
David M. Scott	Betty Paschal Warren
Glenn Gregory, Jr.	Stewart Bullard
Ray Dell Young	Robert Joseph "Bob" Witcher
Nancy Ray Huggins	Betty Ann Stark Kaseberg
Mike E. Dooley	Judith Gayle Mcclure Josserand
Charles Dean Huckabee	Jerry Max Vaughan
Joseph E. Driskill	Siegred Lovette Hoines
Bonnie Lee Williams Pultz	Tommy Joe Flowers
Donald J. Tallman	Billie Janice Steele Higgs
Dr. Beverly Ann Huston Sgro	Susan Kaye Hayes Laughlin
Linda Sue Pye Sanderson

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1960

James Brown	Bryan Lee Dawson
Kay Gurley	Frank Hand
Earl Hazlewood	Ronny Keller
Holley Susen	Rex Thompson
Jackie Tuggle	Douglas "Dusty" DeMalade
Judith Ashmore Allen	Dale Wayne Melton
Roy Don Wilson	Henry "Tommy" Gilbert
Jim Forester	Marilyn Mayerhoff Ternan
George E. Fry	James Reid Hill
Jeannie Ray Schmidt	Judy Jane Jones
Jesse Theodore "Tedd" Massie	Frances Cottle
Jimmy Hawkins	Nancy Potts
Susan Rapp	James Allen
Robert C. Harris	Don Pettijohn
Belinda Seale	Cary Vollentine
Larry Hulsey	Hugh Wilson
Herman Younger	Thomas John Crider
Glenn Cunha	Thomas Henry Fitch,III
Janet Nuella Forcade	Syd Guidry
Kennith C. Hamilton	Hubert Hunt
Gary Don Pipes	Wayne Reid
Richard Wood	Jerry Brown
Billie Record	Robert C. Harris
Walter Robert Thompson	Jerry Lee Birdwell
James "Ted" Polser	Wanda June Cassady Allison
Samuel Robert Baker	Arthur Craig Settlage
Rodney Wayne Roberts	David Stanley Fojtasek
Harvey Lee Mobley	Freddy Latham Jones
Billy Thomas Keeton	Charles Fred Polser
Sherry Rawls Morgan	Hubert Alfred Hunt
Jim Riscky	Carolyn Jean Floyd Hames
Twila Fern McCoy Plant	Robert Lee Hefley
Neva Yvonne Carter	Ronald Joe King
Dwane Rolland Scott	David Ronald Riddle Sr.

IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1961

Gary Carter	Rose Marie Harrison
Robert Lee "Bob" Lucas	Bobby Smith
Richard Spellings	Margie Stoddard
Daniel Virgil "Danny" Tow	Kenneth Terrill
Susie Wentworth	Jacque McNiel
Jesse Everett Kates	Richard H. Poindexter
Dianne Corder	Anne Rae Hasting
Martha Middleton	Jerry Porter
Billy Simpson	Sandra McPherson Logan
James Ronald Payne	Don Paul Roberts
Lynda Cecilia Reaves	Patricia Ann Campbell Underwood
Betty Marie Massoletti	Beverly Ann Wilson Greene
Betty Jeanine Byas Waters	Linda Booker
Beverly Wilson	Billy Don McClure
Donald Anderson Graham	Jerald Ray Brannon
Gary Edward Kuhn	Sandrea Jane Osborne Mathis
Chester Wayne Flippo, Jr.	Ann Marie Bisesi Sapp
John Richard Hughes	Ruth Ann Trantham Doty Tubbs
Rosemary Stroder Alt	Judy Darlene Forester
Ronald Wesley Tubbs	Joseph " Joey" R. Jeter Jr.
Judy Lou Copeland Stewart	Richard Douglas Strickland
Alfred Anglin	Jerry Holder
Jerry Birdwell	Lee Ellen Hebert
Catheline Latkovick	Brenda Lane
Tommye Lou Willis	Dexter Godfrey
Mary Johnson	Winona Hayes
Dorothy Johns Ingraham	Mike Ingraham
Roy Riebe	James Maurice Robinson
Charles May	Mike Gray
Judy Nan Rohlfing Beard	Weldon Ray Bryant
Patricia Gayle Pittman Clark	Priscilla Ann Winborne Cox
Susann Susen Eller

This list was sent to us by Class Agent Janice Bell Fitzgerald '62
IN MEMORIAM CLASS OF 1962

Clark Thomas Biesemeier	Joe Robert Buckman
Roger D. Caldwell	Johnny Mac Cassaday
John Reed Dinsmore	Suzanne Fuller Taylor
Joseph Carroll Guidry	Verlin C. Hamilton
Richard C. Hayes	Edwin Lawrence Mackay
Shelia May Gilbert	Carolyn Mumford Russell
Richard Alan Pliler	Cecil D. Proctor
Robbie Robbins Trachta	Judy Rogers Walker
Karen Settlage Schreiber	Patricia Stanley Berry
Maurice Gene Weeks	Cherrie Castle Fuller
Don Ray Gilliam	Lila Marie Knight
Jim E. O'Neal	Charlsie Rayes Youngblood
Barbara Strittmatter Miller	Linda Strother Brislawn
Patsy White Braswell	Betty Krivanek Wilderspin
David C. Smith	Jane Randolph Gandy
Clifford Vermillion Jr.	Edward G. Crittenden
Dennie Ray Hall	Don Franklin Shouse
William Donald "Bill" Franklin	Gloria Jean Matzner Thomas
Jerald Wayne "Jerry" Martin	Jeffrey Bruce Joyner
Wilbrun Allan	Dorothy Apperson Mitchell
Deanna Baumann Johnson	Bennett Chancellor
Calvin Dovers	Joe Don Ford
Clyde Carlton Graham	Bettye Linehan Casey
Tommy Matlock	Charles Tommy Mattke
Frank Harold Peavy	Paula Rawls Sessions
Bobby Smith	Gary Eugene Wigley
Earl Niland Drake Sr.	Gerald "Jerry" Lynn Cypert
James Edward "Eddie" Alread	Loyd Alfred "Al" Mayfield

This list was provided by Shirley Yancey Hoover '63

In Memoriam Class of 1963

Thomas Bullington	James Cecil Caudle
Don Clark	Stephen Fisher
Joy Garrett	Bob Hailey
Tony Hatley	Ralph Kell
Carol Martin Melin	Louis McCrory
Danny Murrah	Deborah Payne
Suzanne Pettyjohn	Carol Phipps Benoit
John G. Reynolds	Harold Schmidt
Paul "Tommy" Thompson	Sue Tubbs
Royce Lee White	Darrell Wood
Jim William Glenn	Cheryl Holder Hickman
Ellen Kayleen Belew Lee	Arthur Marion "Greg" Gregory Jr.
Richard Lowe	Bennie Walters
Jonathan Stephen Hobson	Danny Wayne Hoover
James Wilburn Pappas	Jessica Sparkman Tuck
Gay Pugsley Durden	Michael W. Brodie
Don George Hoaldridge	Don Summerour
Glenda Sue Tanner Gibson	Rodney Eugene Corder
Eddie Van Taylor

In Memoriam Class of 1964

Clora Lee White Kimbrough	Richard Berry
Stephen Pliler	David Shultz
Gary Payne	Vincent Saladino
John Thomas Lenox	C. R. Williams
Joycelyn Williams Snofsky	Don Skelton
Terry Squires	Camilla Peterson
Gary McCrory	Neil Massey
Verey Martin	Bonnie Harmon
Kenny Morgeson	Mildred Henderson
Maurice Hebert	Linda Hutcheson
Bill Hendry	Rodney Brewer
Kay Littrell	James "Jim" Long
Gerald R. Owens	Buford Terry Ford
David E. Goley	John B. Hamilton
Terry Lynn Oneal	Nancy Tibbs Yates
Judy Goodwin Speer	Norman L. Chupik
Kenneth W. Flippo	Jean Rhoten Blatnick
Billy Wade Barnes	Walter Byron Box
Cathy Lewis	Phyllis Morrison
Jerry Horton	Bill Hall
Jacque Ford	Gwynne Brown
Sue Davis	Barbara Hayes
Janice Fyke	Harvey Patton
Terry Haynes	Rita Julane Wirtz Clanton
Gene Lea	Pat Stanley
Roger Slane	Larry Waymire
James "Jim" B. Connell	June Susen Bartlett
Kay Fredericks Payton	Pamela Ann Pierson DeLeon
Austin Albert Harp	Dudley McLemore
Judy M. Rowe Hughes	Judy A. Harwell Fritts
Sydna Carrol Fry Hinkle	Michael "Mickey" Podolsky
Don Edward Wickman, Sr

In Memoriam Class of 1965

Kenneth Holland	Sandra Skelton
David Ray Blake	Janus Farr
Tim Witt	Stephen Norris
Dodie Sprinkle Coslow	Gary Elliott
Greg Tallant	Ricky Bishop
Johnnie Anne Rose	Julia Storton Hornbeck
Hank Abernathy	Douglas Hales
Robert Neal Kuhn	Pamela J. Flippo
Fredrick Wade Herrell	Sally Combs
Ronna Arnn Mayo	Beverly Kay Wickman Winget
Patricia Pappas	Sue Davis Hancock
Gary Gale Parker	Bonnie Jo Voiku Johnson
Gary Gerald Fielding	Doris Estella Jacobs Grumbles
Jacqueline Kay Ford Rhodes	Ronnie Lee Hazlewood
Donald Eggenberger	Barbara Davis Calhoun
Jyme Gilbert Davis	Thomas Joseph Duffy
Cynthia Jones	Ray Phillips
Ralph Michael Peyton	Linda Keen McBride
Charles Wayne Overstreet	Bill Pippin
Rev. Dr. Henry F. Woodruff	Linda Yates Mullins
Margaret Gregory	Charles M. Free
Bob Chester	William Troy McGrath, Jr.
Donald Joe Maywald	Bruce Wayne Stapp
Larry B. Trotter	Nelda Jean Gauntt Roberts
Nelda Lynn Henson Watson	Thomas Lynn Auffenberg
Phillip Dale Isbell	Larry Robert Robello
Tommy Britt Stone	John Ernest Lea
Wayne Mardis	David W. Timmons
Catherine Bernice Steele Keating	Linda Jo Gorbett Castle
Elaine Louise Conner Garvin	Brenda Joyce Hooper Albright
Margaret Ann Stevenson Bryant	Jimmie Price
Thomas Elmer Knowles

In Memoriam Class of 1966

Bob Maurice	Richard Tergerson
Becky Williams Culver	Cheryl Anderson
Jim Flake	Tim Jewell
Paula Flippo	Wanda "Buffy" Harmon
Christine Cockerham	Jim Pettyjohn
Melba Vineyard	Renee Runge Hopkins
Gary Tumlinson	Elton Prine
Freddie Chapman	Doug Hales
Jan Sikes	Carolyn Minor Neal
Patricia Steele Lehrer	Linda Kay Ellerbusch Watson
Susan McAdams "Ninnom" Harrell	Cynthia Grissom Sloan
Jerry L. Russell	Robert Daniel "Danny" Ozee
Ronald Lee Winborne	Tommy Howard Middleton
Jon Robert Bradford	Donna Dugger Garrett
Doris "Jeanine" Sonntag White	Billie Jean Pace
Lonnie Max Obeidin	James Preston Kennedy
Roy Gene Dawson	Susan Aillene Lewis
Larry Van Wilson	Pamela Wisdom
James A "Butch" Eudy	Michael Grant Atnip
Morris Calvin Counts	Janice Presley Hughes
Susan Appleby Nix	Bobby Joe (B.J.) Corder
Randall Lee Gallaway	Sharon Joyce Rock Shumate
Oscar Loumis "Rob" Martin, Jr.

In Memoriam Class of 1967

Donna Marie Henry	Jimmy Gardenhire	Herschel Fonville
Carla Sheffield Buchanan	Anita Malone	Myra Lawhorn
Terry Lytle	Freddie Chapman	David R. Pearson
David Gleaton	Linda Sharon Hamill	Charles R. DeShazo
David Brandon Brewer	ReEnnea Dorsey Husmann	Gary Mack Danley
Debera Tanna Miles	James Gary McBrayer	Betty Sue Guidry Allen
Ronnie Doyle Ray	Michael Troy Tergerson	Sheila Morris Uhr
Marcia Hopkins Kolodzie	Albert Richard Combest	Albert Doyle Tubbs
Paula Kay Stone	Robert Daniel "Danny" Ozee	Karen Ann Isbell Rogers
Brenda Kay Caldwell Rolf	June Ellen Proctor Shelton

In Memoriam Class of 1968

George Arthur Andrus	Bill Butterfield
Ronnie Nowell	K.B. (Kerry) Hamilton
Jack Clifton	Cindy Still-Parker
Jeannie Benton Boykin	William Lee Murphree
Billy Joe Davis	Steve Webb
Paul Douglas Anderson	Truma Nell Wright Davidson
Tony Coker	Danny Ray Haynes
John Allen Shouse	Robert C. Reames
Jo Lynn Carey Cartwright	William "Bill" Penn Stevens
Bobby Gene Watson	Cheryl Ann Greer Johnson
Mary Ann Culver Biebighauser	William Howard Crawford Jr.
Mike Ansley	Benny Cox
Elizandro Flores, Jr	Martha Bonita Gregory
Billie Smartt	Larry Stanley
Randy Webster	Brenda Roberts Bowman
Kathy Jean Woolf Sparks	Maxine Ballew Seymore
Sherida Jean Cobb D'Ambra	Mima Ann Hollis Farris

In Memoriam Class of 1969

Barry Leatherman	Charles Edwin Terry
Steve Duffy	Bart L. Haltom
Cheri Elaine Shirley Gable	Randy Leasley
Carlos Sanders	Carol June Wallace
Woodie Hoffman	Don Mayfield
Willie Payne	Jack Sipes
Glenda Harned Fancher	Twyla Rains Cole
Michael Allen Fleetwood	Cheryl Lynn Cartwright Lindsay
Floyd Lee Gentry	Connie Jo Pappas Teague
CynDee Payne Varble	Richard Garner Sloan
Dan Alan Davis	Diane LaVerne Bearden Larsen
Karen Michele Freeman Gooch	Nancy Lou Smith Finney
John L. Wilson	Cynthia Brooks Post
Kirk Goin	John David Wylie

In Memoriam Class of 1970

Donald Bruce Hunt
Sue Bryant	Marsha Ellis Beldon
Linda Ruth Harvey	Randall James
Ethel McCullough Ansley	Kathy Easterwood Powers
Glen Riggins	Ramona Anderson Forbis
Becky Sue Davis	Jefferson Davis Johnson
Gloria Jean Schouler Jones	Willliam "Bill" Marion Borden
Sharon Lynn Mauldin Munger	Zaneta Williams Watkins

In Memoriam Class of 1971

Ronnie L. Stevens	Richard Frank Morrison
Larry Clifford Patterson	Jon Tergerson
Jannie Lambert	Debbie Bolen Cutler
Michael Joe Goodwin	Michael Thomas Kane
Eloise Hickey Null	Richard Lynn Rowe
Mickey Dean Shelton	Cindy Kamenitsa
Danny Wilson	Teresa Buck Press
Harlon Oscar "Bo" Wright	Jimmy Arnold
Brad Cade	Joe Lawhon
Calvin Stark	Sharon Teague
Susan Marie Pekurney Folvag	Dee Ann Davis Sanner
Judy "JuJu" Tramel McCampbell	Suzanne Kestler Gibson
Raymond Clinton Larson	Lora Payne
Lynn Q. Washington	James Douglas Mitchell
John Steve Grantham	Belinda Jean Goudeau Dillon
Edward "Eddie" J. Lobb

In Memoriam Class of 1972

Kenny Baze	Jimmy Bellamy
Stan Butler	Chris Cross
Larry Casstevens	Mark Earhart
Delaine Forester Glynn	Fred Howe
Laura Lancaster	Richard Loveday
Linda Mauldin Rowe	Brenda Shaw Beesley
Ben Shirley	LaVonda G. Smartt
Larry Franks	Ricky Burrell
Melissa Mia Hall	Chunnie �Chuck � Sanders
Lorin Washington	Larry Lynn Baker
Warren Peck	Sylvia Quintanilla McAlister
David Alan Proctor	Joyce Ann Otwell
Kenny Sullivan	Van Williams
Terry Lynn Hagar	Donna Lou Schramm Fenn
Michelle Turner Thompson	Potria Bradford Sueing
Fred �Biff� Ticeahkie	Kenneth "Ken" Dale Bunn
Lana Darcel Lovell Sawyer	Howard Lin Davis
Debra Ann Williams Maness	Willis Ben Welch Jr.
David Bruce Faison	Larry D. Barlow
Rickie Clyde McArthur	Patrick Allen Ansley
O. D. Woodard	Suzanne Lambert Chambers
Hershel Eugene "Gene" Maxey	Dr. Janie Ruth Ellis Faris
Michael "Mike" Don Cameron

In Memoriam Class of '73

Mike Huie	Tommy Birchfield
Mark William Huntsman	Jesse Wilson Hollis
Mark S. Teague	Doyle Edward "Eddie" Burton
William Eugene Cheatham	Deborah Macon Benavedes
Deana Harris Snow	Lester Dwayne Allen
Kathy Hicks May	Tommy Wilson
Amy Louise Phillips	Pamela Kay Pilcher Maurice
Michael Thomas Asay	Doyal Alton Darter
Sharon Yvonne Conley Fields	David Wayne Lehew
Kenneth Cole	Teresa Toney Witherspoon
Donald Ray Snell	David Samuel Hunt
Callie Roxann Langston Leonard

In Memoriam Class of '74

Courtney Bradford	William Counts
Teresa K. Littrell	James T. McKay
Patrick Green	Martin Mitchell
Cecelia Hedgpeth	Mary Helen Miller
Mike Denby	Steven Eugene Stewart
Johnny "John" Ashcraft	Thomas L. Lambert
Margaret Rose Martin Aradia	John Mark Stapleton
Ricky Lougene Hollins	Warren Jefferson Storey, Jr.
Russell McSpadden	Brenda Kaye Scharnhorst Chance
Betty Jean Nix	Gary Wayne Bunn
Charles David Buchanan	Ricky Lee Adley
Roger Lee Mulder	Rodney Lee Anderson
Melani Kay Slone Burkhart	Martha Grace Hollis
Terry F. Bishop	Janis Joy Burton Quintanilla
Roy William Cholopisa	Travis Lamar Walker, Jr.

In Memoriam Class of '75

Luther H. Smith	Pam Mayer Miller
Kathy Sue Smith Pope	Mike Cross
Stephen Ray Taylor	Twalla McCaskill Dupriest
Anthony Marino	Rafael Marquez
Teresa J. Earp	Diana Zepeda Ellis
Sherry Lynn Talley	DeLois Johnson Crawford

In Memoriam Class of 1976
Gone but not forgotten

Don Dixon	Ricky Gonzles
George Hamilton	Jackie Youngblood
Doris Warren	Susan E. Sammons Wilkerson
Terry Smith	Jeri Evelyn Davis
Jane Beverly Carpenter	Tommy Nix
Ricky Dale Crowe	Troy Kinard
Vicki Sue Langham von Ehrenfried	Leon J. Ward
Chris Pierce	Gene Maywald
Leon Ward	James Bob Dunlap
Gary Albert Carter	Armando Villafranca
Gary Stapleton	Robert "Bobby" Chesser Jr.
Michael "Mike" Counts	Kimberly Holshouser
James Andrew "Andy" Moad	Malcolm �Mac� Shepherd
Scott Branger	Walter John Sambel

In Memoriam Class of '77

Renee Hamilton	Robert Hawkins
Carol Birthenia Porter	Robert Lewis Trevino
Julie Kay Ferrell Freeman	Danny Bowling, Jr.

In Memoriam Class of '78

Cynthia Rhodes O'Bryant	Jeffery Morton Jones
Richard Reynolds Shergold	William Bryan Herrington
Therese Karl	Von Ray Pennington
Deanna Long Dozier

In Memoriam Class of '79

Miles Lee Mitchell	Brenda Bryant-Burgin
Lori Wilson	Miles Mitchell
Larry Miller	Charlie Cash McDonald
Douglas Wade Storey

In Memoriam Class of '80

Claudius W. Dean Jr.	Belinda Jean Lemons
Michelle Brown	Jackie Blair
Leslie Lawler	Jeff Mackey
Vickie Blade	Paul Brown
Gary Samuel Foster	Mike "PJ" Patterson
Vincent Pascacio Martinez

In Memoriam Class of '81

Curtis Lynn Hathcock	Paula Locke
Tammie Nash Cartwright

In Memoriam Class of '82

William Summerville	Dan Clinton Wright
Carroll Todd Mongtomery	Gregory Wayne Porter
Dell Pace	Anton "Joe" Moos
Kalvin Dale Dean	Seamoun Watson
Raynard Wayne Caldwell

In Memoriam Class of '83

James Beck	Irene Luna
Curtis Coles	Scott Yarborough
Michael Garza	Irene Luna
Kelly McBride	Eric Escalante
Darryll David Dunn	Brett Farmer

In Memoriam Class of '84

Sheri Earl	Cindy Gandy
Venson Sapp	Michael A. Trevino
Jana McElroy	Charles "Chuck" Kuykendall

In Memoriam Class of '85

Jeff Turner	Hanna Grace Goeken

In Memoriam Class of 1986

Broderick Benson	Mau Thi Ta
Charles Al Wilmore Jr.	Billy Farr
Herbert Spencer	Valynda Saldana Cox
John Earl Nix	Robert Jeffery Jordan, Jr.
Donna Kay Wilson Roberts

In Memoriam Class of 1987

Christopher Daryl Black

In Memoriam Class of 1988

James C. Nelson, Jr.

Yolanda Hicks

Michelle Louise Plunkett Eyerman

In Memoriam Class of 1989

Richard Peraza

In Memoriam Class of 1991

Francisco Hernandez

Thomas "Tony" Jay Dangerfield II

In Memoriam Class of 1992

Renae Contreras

In Memoriam Class of 1993

John Anthony Aguilar

In Memoriam Class of 1994

Charles Edward Watson

In Memoriam Class of 1996

Tommy C. Brown Sr.

In Memoriam Class of 1998

Jeremy Brothers

Cheryl Marie Strittmatter

In Memoriam Class of 1999

Oscar Carrillo

Olman Flores

In Memoriam Class of 2002

Albert Vincent Rios

In Memoriam Class of 2003

Ednith Villalobos

In Memoriam Class of 2004

Eliana Salas	Hector Vitolas
Fernando Vitolas

In Memoriam Class of 2005

Valy Xayyvongsa	Mirna Dominguez
Natasha Frazier

In Memoriam Class of 2008

Priscilla Garbay

In Memoriam Class of 2017

Leonel Garcia Montanez

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