Nimitz High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Discussing theatre history, drama instructor Gina Wilkinson emphasizes a point. Disabling injuries are a constant worry for trainer Bob Wright, who stands waiting to appraise Viking damages. It's test time and Coach Morris Sloan smiles while his students are sweating out one of his quizzes. ??, . 1' ,, H. mg -fy 'Q-Q... Leslie Talkington IoBob Taylor Patty Taylor Dianne Thedford Al Tiller Hazel Wallace Donna Wilcox Gina Wilkinson Bryan Winnet Bob Wright Paula Wyman Deborah Harris Ruth Smith Stan Kunkle 3 s 6 vi . .,.. 1 V I ffmgn Q f' , if W, f,,q, 1e f:,'.f f Y' 'QQ Birgit 1 -' 1, 'fs , ef, A, U' fy ' f f ,.., . - A I - 1 , - Si, - :..,, ,...,,,,,,:,,. ..,,, . i Q. t Tl' - iw : is -Q X X FACULTX ,,:.,Zg fx., - . M x si Il ss X in '04 g ss' i s W . :vii , X w j 5 iss X. ii, I Nh -gggii '.', ffm :st LW' ii: '- V24 Q E. 532 s ,ya X , . 1 vi ' SL-xi ' F bfzftk atm .B . , 3 1 --11 V .. , Q is J Vi. S M f :H 'Q sw ' 5' -Q at of me x Q fi l M' T i I 5 X ' Nia T fe I sz., Ar .sfpifafia fa 3 4

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daytime custodians include En Quesada, Rudy Garcia, Kimbel, and Sharon rbrough. fgigf 1 5 wf2L,W, K i, 3 S 0 Q 0 it S ll through the year the cafe- teria ladies and mainte- nance staff were busy supl- plying the students' needs wit hot lunches or cleaning the school and making sure that all equip- ment was functioning properly. The 17 women in the cafeteria were at school at 7 a.m. each school day to prepare nutritious meals for the hungry students. But even after serving some 2000 stu- dents, the tired kitchen workers weren't through. They made out reports on the number of students served, made sure food was prop- erly stored, prepared for the fol- lowing day and performed other tasks. The maintenance staff also played an important role at Nim- itz. They kept each and every per- son comfortable by keeping the school in top condition. The main- tenance crew adjusted the ther- mostats, fixed faulty electrical wiring, replaced burned out lights, and gave the school a thorough cleaning after school hours. ty Wall and Rudy Garcia Dorthy Cates, a member of the These two staffs. usually go cuss maintenance problems nighttime crew, cleans the school unrecognized, but like teachers l possible ways of improving after hours. and administration, without them, m. there would be no school. Q . L. 7 V pg A- -- H a ' Kay Reeves ' , L ' A Doris Renshaw f' i l ll' . , . R 5' W Cindy Riney 1 fy ,Q V 5- I ' ' 1- ' ' ff Ehaglmaark ' 'I' y ,K ,I 1. u , I V A ii 5 yn 13 oe , ,X . t Cathrine Rogers fir, 'gl f . V, 1 ff , ,af Qin I li A , Gary SCl'l9pf X' x ' ll 5, K , n ' f ' i V..,, uglzz ,. W V ,... A .ff , , 'f f ,,.. . -,' if ! I fr ,rzflf fj , , ,, if Gwynn Shehon ,- 5 T f f , ' ' Iim Simmons ILM' , - - ,-2 'i f f. - - 3, - . 3 , -- if A -A ,, , y IxmS1tton QT my I y ,'i' -in llaflogris Sloan -1: .. In . . V A 0 yn tarnes X.-HZ, V, VV, , .Y , -xy -- , V iv I 5 Annette Stephens f l ai, , , f l V Eric Stromberg an ei 2 at FACULTY

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NK, Using a grimace usually reserved for sad stories, art teacher Irene Glasgow wonders why she is a photo subject. Not accustomed to being interrupted during an instructional session, science teacher Catherine Rogers looks at her intruder. hile taking a break, auto echanics instructor Ioe nurland talks with students tside his classroom. it t , A my Elnor Shepherd A 3' 5 'Ig A7 9 Q Qu at U LauraVVages ' g '- ' ' ' Cheryl Wear , ' f G e i a Dawn Weller ff c ' t A - W ' tk ' Frances Young . K f Y I , I A in ,Q K 9 f ,L 1 .f f ' u ' sg, 3 Y' 'lx 1 V e .a ' FACULTY