Abilene High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Abilene, TX)
- Class of 1973
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Wendg Laihrop, Ediior
Go placidly amid The noise
and hasTe, and remember whaf
peace There may be in silence.
As Tar as possible wiThouT sur-
render, be on good Terms wiTh
all persons. Speak your TruTh
quieTly and clearly: and lisTen
To oThers, even The dull and
ignoranT7 They, Too, have Their
sTory. Avoid loud and aggres-
sive persons, They are vexa-
Tions To The spiriT. IT you com-
pare yourselT wiTh oThers, you
may become vain and biTTerg
Tor always There will be
greaTer and lesser persons
Than yourselT. Enjoy your
achievemenTs as well as your
plans. Keep inTeresTed in your
own career, however humble:
iT is a real possession in The
changing TorTunes oT Time.
Exercise cauTion in your busi-
ness aTTairs: Tor The world is
Tull oT Trickery. BUT leT This noT
blind you To whaT virTue There
is: many persons sTrive Tor
high ideals: and everywhere
liTe is Tull oT heroism. Be your-
selT. Especially, do noT Teign
aTTecTion. NeiTher be cynical
abouT love: Tor in The Tace oT
all aridiTy and disenchanTmenT
iT is perennial as The grass.
Talce lcindly The counsel oT The
years, graceTully surrendering
The Things oT youTh. NurTure
sTrengTh oT spiriT To shield you
in sudden misTorTune. BuT do
noT disTress yourselT wiTh imag-
inings. Many Tears are born oT
TaTigue and loneliness. Beyond
a wholesome discipline, be
genTle wiTh yourselT. You are
child of The universe, no less
Than The Trees and The sTars:
you have a righT To be here.
And wheTher or noT iT is clear
To you, no doubT The universe
is unTolding as iT should.
-l'hereTore be aT peace wiTh
God, whaTever you conceive
Him To be, and whaTever your
labors and aspiraTions, in The
noisy conTusion of liTe lceep
peace wiTh your soul. WiTh all
iTs sham, drudgery and broken
dreams, iT is sTill a beauTiTul
world. Be careTul. STrive To be
happy.-"DEsiDERATA"
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fhe universe, no less
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ihe siars: gou have a
righi io be here.
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Denae HamleH
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feign affeclion.
Neilher be cgnical
aboul love: for in lhe
face ol' all aridifg
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AI-IS ls Slepping Slone lo Our Fulure
Encounrer and reponse, ren-
sion and sensi+ivi+y, ioy and
fears-all are a par? of +he
feelings lhaf make up our high
school lives. Enlering as sopho-
mores wifh new hopes and
fears, we encounier a new
range of sighls and sounds. As
juniors, we come To know bef-
Jrer The old fensions and ioys,
as well as +o experience new
ones. As seniors, we look back,
while again we look ahead.
We have many experiences
before us, buf hopefully our
backgrounds ar Abilene High
will have helped us grow lo
meer Jrhem.
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Involved in cheerleader Tryouls is
Theresa Wurschmidl. . .A+ 'rhe end
of spring, bare lee? became a more
and more lreguenl' sigh+ . . . Prepar-
ing for commencemenl exercises al
The Taylor Counly Coliseum, a I972
senior lakes a lasl minufe look . . .
Team compelifion. good food. and a
day from school fulfilled a fradilional
evenf for '72 seniors.
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Spring . . .
For many al Abilene l-ligh,
spring marked The beginning
ol new experiences as well as
The end of old. Sfepping our
and heading in new direclions
were almosl 550 gradualing
seniors. Mr. Webb, principal
for I7 years, le1C+Al'lS fo Take
a posilion in planning second-
ary cirriculum for Abilene Pub-
lic Schools. Flashlighls and
Aquilas were presenlecl To lhe
sludenls in assemblies. Deserv-
ing s+uden+s received Gold
"A" 's and alhlelic awards.
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Honor graoluales Marilyn Kolly and
Debbie Bounds wail oil sfage for lhe
beginning of fhe I972 final farewell
assembly . . . Taking his furn al bat
Clinl Thomas, disiricl 5 AAAA's
mos? valuable player iwo years in a
row. helped Abilene High malce bi-
regional . . . Abilene High Schools
'72 Aquila, The liferary magazine,
had a cover which represen+ed vari-
ous Types of li+era+ure.
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Sfudenf Elecfions Highlighf End of Year
Springfime meanf closing
ouf fl'1e year wiffi assemblies.
Flashlighfs were delivered fo
sfudenfs and faculfy in May of
I972. Presenfafion of Aquilas
were also done in May. Elec-
fion of cheerleaders and Sfu-
denf Council officers were
faken care of before flwe
sclwool year came fo an end.
Volunfeers from sfudy fiall readily
assisfed in moving 83 boxes of I972
Flashlighfs info flwe building for dis-
fribufion fo sfudenfs and feaclners
. . . Sfudenf Council fiopefuls con-
gregafe behind sfage awaifing fheir
furn fo make a campaign speeclw
, . . Assisfing Judy Griffin, edifor,
Mr. Escoe Webb revealed flue fion-
ored feacfiers in flie '72 Flashlighf.
Sfudenf Life-23
Bicycling was a hobby for many
AHS sTudenTs, among Them was
RoberT King . . . ReTreshmenT Tor
Debbie Elkins during a momenT of
summer relaxaTion is The ever popu-
lar ice cream cone . . . Eagle Squad
members Joseph Flores and JeTT Hill
help wiTh The upkeep oT Champs
cage by puTTing on a Tresh coaT oT
painT . . . STudenT Council members
hosTed The TaculTy waTermelon TeasT
during orienTaTion weelc.
24-STudenT Life
Summer. . .
Summer arrived and wiTh iT
came opporTuniTies Tor a
change oT pace aTTer a year oT
school liTe. For some, iT was a
Time OT relaxaTion, wiTh vaca-
Tions and days OT sleeping
laTe. For oThers, iT meanT sum-
mer iobs To help in gaining
experience or To provide
money Tor spending or saving.
Never really leaving The idea
of school acTiviTies behind.
oThers aTTended seminars,
workshops, and convenTions.
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Augusl I8 lni+ia+ion Involved Sophs
Seniors Becky Scales and Sky Mos-
man label Eagle name lags for soph-
omores lo wear al fhe sophomore-
senior lea , . . Seniors spoon feed
sophomores al fhe annual summer
ini+iaTion , . . Mr. Jacks. represenla-
Hve from Newslolo Yearbooks.
shows Wendy Lafhrop and Carolyn
Glenn how To plan 'rhe I973 Flash-
lighl al Angelo Slale Universily.
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Summer busied Al-TS sTu-
denTs and TaculTy in readying
Tor The '72-'73 school year.
QrienTing sophomores inTo The
ways and wiles oT high school
girls, senior girls sTaged The
sophomore iniTiaTion and Sen-
ior Tea. Teachers Tound Time
To replenish Their supply sTocks
and gaTher more inTormaTion,
while many sTudenTs were
employed in summer iobs.
FaculTy members oT The science
deparTmenT unpaclc supplies To be
used during The '72-'73 school year
. . . Working during The school year
and inTo The summer, ICT sTudenT
Randy STriclcland learns The business
OT a meaT marlceT NaTional
lv1eriT Award SemiTinalisT, Rob Spil-
ler demonsTraTes how To use a gyro-
scope.
STudenT l.iTe-27
Sky Mosman and Becky Scales cha+
while awaiTing The morning bell . . .
Singing "SouThern Man". Dan EasT-
burn adds his TalenT To The AHS
choir producTion, Campus Review
'72 . . . "MighTy" seniors '73 ponder
over The Two poses oT senior group
picTures Trom which To choose . . .
Head cheerleader Jarilyn ScoTT and
mascoT Dee Dee l'lamilTon lead The
sTudenT body in The vicTory yell.
28-STudenT Life
Fall. . .
By Tall, The '72-'73 school
year was in Tull swing. STudenTs
were involved in a varieTy oT
acTiviTies, one oT which was
Campus Review '72, puT on by
AHS Choirs. Nine clubs par-
TicipaTed in The second annual
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received TirsT place in club
compeTiTion. Senior class was
TirsT in class compeTiTion while
sophomores won cosTume.
FooTball caused an air oT
exciTemenT, also.
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Principal Bill Graves welcomes slu-
denls 'ro Abilene High in an opening
assembly . . . Dixie Gowler and
Debbie Maylwall inspecl 'flue lirsl edi-
fion of +l1e BaHery for flue I972-'73
year . . . Checking oul lexfbooks is
parl of beginning school for anoflwer
year.
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Chilly Tall winds did noT slow
The pace oT acTiviTies aT AHS.
Campus Review, direcTed by
Mr. Danny Hood in OcTober,
provided an evening oT musi-
cal enTerTainmenT and also
helped The choir raise money.
AHS concerT and mixed choirs
as well as The Lincoln Junior
High girls choir parTicipaTed.
Open house was hosTed by The
ParenTs' Club and l:aculTy To
acquainT parenTs wiTh AHS. ln
early November. iuniors anTici-
paTing Their senioriTy ordered
Their class rings Trom STar
Engraving Company.
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Nancy Runyan. Taina Curry and
Theresa Wui'shmidT rehearse Tor
Their number in Campus Review '72
Homemalcing sTudenTs Charla
Dieckman and Lee Large helped pre-
pare reTreshmenTs Tor Open House
during American EducaTion Weelc
. . . Filling ouT an order blank Tor
senior rings is iunior. Sue Buckley.
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Gigi Named I972 Homecoming ueen
l"lalT-Time acTiyiTies oT The
homecoming game were high-
lighTed by The crowning oT
Gigi WarTers as The '72-A73
Homecoming Oueen. She was
chosen by The sTudenT body
aTTer The presenTaTion oT The
Top Three nominees, including
Jena Bodine and Julie Ouigg.
Sing Song provided a zesTy
lciclcoTT Thursday beTore The
game. wiTh lively enTerTain-
menT Trom sTudenTs and Tac-
ulTy. To boosT spiriT, The NHS
sold brighT gold balloons. The
homecoming game was played
againsT Odessa Permian on
OcTober I3.
lsiah OindraTT and Regina SmiTh
were Two of The Tive hosTs and hosT-
esses aT The second annual Sing Song
. . . Four guiTarisTs and a TluTe
player helped To seT The baclcground
music Tor ChrisTian Clubs Sing Song
number "We Are One in The SpiriT"
. . . Gigi WarTers, escor+ed by sen-
ior class presidenf Guy Rosser was
crowned I972 Homecoming Queen
aT The Odessa Permian TooTball
game.
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iisss.
Miss Nicole Boullier, a nafive of
France. spoke +o Mrs. Jones' sixfh
period French class aboul life in
France . . . During POW week.
sponsored by AHS s+uden+ council,
Brad Osner sells a POW bracele+ +o
Mr. Hood Mike Sfallings
reserves a I973 Flashligl-1+ from
homeroom represenfalive David
Bridges.
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Following +he banquet held
al' fhe Slarliie Inn, foofball
was pu'r aside for anolher sea-
son and Eagle inferesf lurnecl
To baskelball, concerls and
workshops.
Helping To bring honor once
again 'ro Abilene High, lhe
Band earned a "I" in UIL
marching conlesl. To enable
work +o begin on 'rhe club sec-
Jrion, Mr. John Kline spenl a
day a+ AHS 'raking group pic-
rures. Anolher aclivify, spon-
sored by lhe S+uden+ Council,
was homeroom Thanksgiving
baskefs. Enrerlainmenl for The
program was provided by 'rhe
Concerf Choir.
Soloisf Sandra Rifchey added her
+alen+ fo The annual AHS Thanksgiv-
ing program Symphonic bell
choir direcfed by Mr. Danny Hood
enhanced fhe AHS Thanksgiving pro-
gram . . . Mr. John Kline, profes-
sional phofographer, readies his
camera' for Taking club piclures for
The Flashlighf . . . Using a carl from
science lab +0 +ransporf a heavy
Thanksgiving box 'ro 'rhe aucliforium
are Alberf Simpson and George
Hollingsworlh.
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Drama Presenls Two Big Fall Shows
Marvin lRandy Earpl is +he middle of
an argumenf befween Wanda lJana
Hursll and David llerri Shippl in +he
play "En+er Laughing" by Joseph
Slein . . . Slar, lcindy Bealll displays
a fir of rage in AHS Drama Pro-
ducrion "S+ar-Spangled Girl"
David Kolowilz lTerri Shippl is nor
very perceplive +o advice given by
his boss Mr. Foreman lKirlc Nashl.
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Sandra Rodriguez poses for a picfure
Taken by a Third period phofography
sfudenf . . . Sophomore Jeff CosTin
loolcs for a vicfim for which To relieve
him of his snow ball . . . ExciTed
over The firsT snow fall, Linda Rodri-
guez cafches some of The large
flakes on her Tongue . . . An AHS
sTudenT removes snow and ice from
The Top of The car during The firsf
winTer snow.
36-STudenT Life
WinTer . . .
As The firsT snow fell in early
December, winTer was offi-
cially here wiTh iTs Tradifional
flurry of acTiviTies. As The rush
of pre-ChrisTmas parfies and
shopping Trips loomed near,
AHS hosfed 35 Cooper
Exchangees. Cn The lasT day
before The holidays, Sanfa
Claus paid a yisif To The chil-
dren of faculfy members dur-
ing The band's annual Chrisf-
mas program. School acTiviTies
were resumed in The new year
wiTh The NHS inducfion in
January.
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ChrisTmas spiriT increased
sTeadily as The preparaTions
Tor celebraTing The holiday
season reached a climax. The
band provided musical enTer-
TainmenT To seT The mood Tor
SanTa's visiT To The campus.
During his sTay he promised To
Tulliill The wishes OT children OT
TaculTy members. The Chris-
Tian Club spread ChrisTmas
cheer by disTribuTing Ten boxes
oT Tood and cloThing To The
needy. l.eTTers To SanTa were a
parT oT Mrs. Grayls shorThand
classes' acTiviTies.
STudenTs resumed school
acTiviTies one day earlier Than
scheduled due To The TirsT
"weaTher holiday" Tor Abilene
Public Schools since IQ47.
fXwaiTing SanTa's arrival are The lay-
lor children. lvlarlc and TiTTne . . .
Making sure she geTs her leTTer To
SanTa oTT in Time is shorThand sTu-
denT Sonia Davis . . . Jana Graves,
a liTTIe shy, Tells SanTa whaT she
wanTs him To bring on ChrisTmas.
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Brenda Flanagan of Mr. Waggonefs
firs+ period biology class prepare for
Their homeroom parly Filling
her plafe wilh holiday snacks af a
lea hosfed by homemaking sfudenls
is Mrs. Madeline Ligon . . . Curious
Roberf Newman ra++les Chrisfmas
giffs as Kevin McAuliffe looks on.
Sfudenf Life-39
School Dismissed Due 'ro Bad Wealher
Winler wealher broughl
eighl inches of dry unpaclcable
snow lo lhe Abilene High
campus. Superinlendenl A. E.
Wells dismissed school for six
days due 'ro 'rhe inclemenf
wealher and The adminislra-
lion cancelled mid-semesler
exams +o 'rhe delighl of many
AHS sludenfs and lacully. Mr.
Wells said final exams for Abi-
lene Public Schools had never
been cancelled.
AHS 'roolc on a new appearance a+
The occurance of an eighf inch snow
. . . Dee Dee Hamil+on, AHS mas-
cot finds diversion during half-+ime
af 'rhe Midland baskelball game . . .
Profifs raised by a baslcelball game
befween fhe faculfy and Senior Men
'73 wen? To aid in The suppor+ of
AHS TAP Queen nominee Belinda
Briley.
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Mainsfream mee+ing . . . Sludenls
from Abilene High lisfen +o Mike
Blanfon, chairman of You+h Employ-
menl' Service, speak af a meeling of
Operalion Mainsfream, held af 'rhe
Abilene Chamber of Commerce . . .
To aid in suppor+ing Belinda Briley
for '73 Tap Queen, Jody Berryman
fakes charge of The sophomore bake
sale al Weslgafe Mall.
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US Prisoners of War Re'rurn Home
The school year '72-'73 will
be a year 'rhaf people will
remember. l-lislory will record
if as l'he. lirsf eleclion year in
which fhe eighleen-year-olds
voled. Anolher memorable
day was when The Uniled
Slales honorably wilhdrew
from fhe Vielnam War and
POW's were reuniled wilh
lheir families. Along wilh 'rhe
good came sorrow when Two
former US Presidenls died.
Joyce Landry removes her bracelef
when she discovers her POW has
come home . . . lnferesfed s+uden+s
wafched daily release lis+s of POW's.
AHS sludenf Gary'Diehl secures a polihcal shclcer on a car as parl of a Gov
ernmenl course prolecl . . . Across fhe nalion flags were flown al half masl in
memory of Harry Truman and Lyndon Baines Johnson
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money raising proiecT Tor
scholarships, NaTional Honor
SocieTy sold box candy insTead
oT homemade candy. Also as a
money making proiecT, "A"
AssociaTion Took charge of The
snack bar aT The junior high
baskeTball TournamenTs They
sponsored in The Eagle Gym.
Honor socieTy members Janel May-
hall, Leigh Anne Grover. and Debbie
Rhoads prepare To deliver candy
Trom The ValenTine PosT OTTice . . .
STeve Simpson, anTicipaTing a long
bus ride, waiTs Tor The bus ThaT will
Take The AHS swim Team To a meeT
. . .James SmiTh works aT The snack
bar in The Eagle Gym during The iun-
ior high baskeTball TournamenT.
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Seniors Wins+on Whlll and Jeff Hill
acl as announcers al 'flue AHS Senior
Radio Day . . . Ordering his gradua-
fion invifafions from Sfarr Engraving
company is Lloyd Dail . . . ln Febru-
ary, Mr. James Langford measured
Kenf Tippen for his graduafion cap
and gown.
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Eager To serve AHS Through a STU-
denT Council oTTice. candidaTes
made numerous posTers and hung
Them ThroughouT The school . . . The
resulTs. an assorTmenT oT eye-caTch-
ing posTers, awaiTed The arrival oT
The sfudenf voTers To sway Them To
Their candidaTes Mr. W. A.
Owens. AHS draTTing Teacher,
reTired aTTer eighTeen years.
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As The school year came To
a close. senior acTiviTies goT
underway. Seniors were meas-
ured Tor Their caps and gowns
and They ordered Their inviTa-
Tions. The businesses oT Abi-
lene were invaded when senior
sTudenTs raised money Tor The
TradiTional Radio Day. Voicing
Their preTerences Tor Baccalau-
reaTe and Commencemenjf
excercises, seniors Tilled ouT
various quesTionnaires.
Many sTudenTs, however,
sTarTed preparing Tor nexT
year. STudenT Council cam-
paigning commenced and
whaT seemed like a jungle oT
posTers appeared. ElecTions
were To be held March 8.
The close oT This year had a
special meaning To Mr. W. A.
Owens. Having TaughT draTT-
ing Tor eighTeen years, Mr.
Owens made The '72-'73
school year his lasT aT AHS.
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'73 FlashlighT Honors Mr J C Lambdin
Our honor Teacher has won
The respecT oT many aT AHS,
noT only pasT and presenT sTu-
denTs buT The TaculTy as well.
A maTh Teacher, aT AHS Tor
seven and one halT years, Mr.
James C. Lambdin has served
as co-chairman oT The execu-
Tive board oT sophomore or
junior sponsors Tor mosT oT his
Time here aT AHS.
Mr. Lambdin has demon-
sTraTed his concern Tor AHS
sTudenTs by being more Than a
Teacher. He is Their Triend.
Because we recognize and
appreciaTe his concern. under-
sTanding, and devoTion, The
'73 FLASHLIGHT honors Mr.
James C. Lambdin.
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Honored by
STudenTs
PreTTy, charming Nancy
HuddlesTon won The TiTle oT
Miss AHS. All Three years aT
AHS, Nancy was involved in
The FuTure Teachers oT Amer-
ica. ln her junior and senior
years, she was acTive in Con-
cerT Choir, STudenT Council
and The SpiriT Club, in which
she was an officer, her senior
year. She was also a member
oT Siwamisis Tri-Hi-Y.
Mr. AHS Tor I973 was Olen
Frazier. Olen parTicipaTed in
TooTball and STudenT Council
all Three years aT Abilene
High. During his senior year,
he was presidenT oT The Coun-
cil. A Two-year member oT
NHS, Olen was a member oT
The "A" AssociaTion and Fel-
lowship of ChrisTian A+hle+es.
Olen received The honor oT
BesT Tackle of The Year, and
he belonged To Ymia Tri-Hi-Y.
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CuTsTanding in high school
acTiviTies, Julie Quigg and
Billy Sudbury were chosen by
seniors as class TavoriTes.
Julie was a Three-year mem-
ber oT l:uTure Teachers of
America and was The record-
ing secreTary her junior and
senior years. As a junior, she
parTicipaTed in The SpiriT Club
and was The class STudenT
Council represenTaTive. Julie
was acTive in STudenT Council
and UlTimus Tri-Hi-Y all Three
high school years.
Billy TransTerred To AHS
Trom Odessa Permian in his
iunior year. As a iunior and
senior, he played TooTball and
baseball. During his senior
year, Billy belonged To The
ChrisTian Club and Fellowship
oT ChrisTian AThleTes and
served as presidenT oT The "A"
AssociaTion.
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Ka+hy and
Bob Are
Junior
Favori'res
Favoriles of fhe junior class
are Kalhy Rucker and Bob Bai-
ley.
Kalhy was aclive ar Abilene
High bolh her sophomore and
junior years, She pariicipaled
in Sludenr Council as well as
Spiri+.Club. Kalhy has been a
member of Chrisfian Club for
lwo years. She is also a mem-
ber of Siwamasis Tri-Hi-Y.
Bob served as junior Class
presidenl and was aclive in
Sludenl Council worlc. l-le par-
Ticipaled in loolball and bas-
kelball as a sophomore and
junior. Bob was a member of
lhe lvlalh Club and The
Nafional Honor Sociefy.
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Chosen as sophomore class
favoriles were Mary Kay Sud-
bury and Ronnie Williams.
Perl Mary Kay served as her
homeroom's secrefary her
sophomore year. She was a
member of 'rhe Fulure Teach-
ers of America ancl a member
of fhe Spirif Club. Mary Kay
belonged 'ro Ullimus Tri-Hi-Y.
Ronnie was The sophomore
class presidenf and was a
member of Sludenl Council.
l"le was involved in sporls-
Traclc and loofball. l-le was a
member of The choir as well as
The Fellowship of Chrislian
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Nafional lvlerif Scholarship
semi-finalisf Chuck Bradford
excelled in speech and mafh.
Jarilyn Scoff exhibifed much
enfhusiasm as head cheer-
leader, volleyball feam mem-
ber, and Sfudenf Council
member.
Nafional Honor Sociefy
presidenf Roger Love showed
himself capable in bofh aca-
demic and leadership roles.
Serving in a number of posi-
lions as a compefenf school
leader. Gary Sfirman also
excelled in foofball and base-
ball.
Jeff Hill, Eagle Squad mem-
ber, has shown himself fo be
superior in all his fields of
endeavor.
All-sfafe choir member
Nancy Evans broughf honor fo
herself and fhe choir.
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Debbie lvlayhall, member of
Concerl Choir, served AHS as
direclor of Sing-Song and Sen-
ior Follies and as BATTERY co-
edifor.
FLASHLIGHT edifor Wen-
dy Lalhrop was a 'rwo-year
member of The NHS.
Mary Ann Diaz excelled in
cosmelology and as a sfudenf
leader.
NHS members Carolyn
Glenn and Bobby Ellis won The
Nalional English awards. Caro-
lyn received Oplrimisl and
Homemaking Awards: Bobby
excelled in La+in and drafling.
Cheerleader Carla Willis
eslablished herself as a fine
volleyball member.
Chuck Chapman a Jrhree-
year baseball member, earned
honors in draffing and Scouls.
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disfinguislned flxemselves in flue
science and mafh fields as well
as being Nafional lvlerif semi-
finalisfs.
Sfudenf Council vice-presi-
denf Dana Greene parfici-
pafed in a variefy of acfivifies
from Sing-Song fo sporfs.
Academically oufsfanding,
Paul Ogden was also acfive in
aflnlefics.
Junior Marlca Morris
brouglwf lnonor fo herself
flirougli l'1er involvernenf in
AHS acfivifies.
An "A" sfudenf. Clwarloffe
Webb proved lnerself fo be an
excellenf volleyball player.
Serving as Sfudenf Council
corresponding secrefary, Sally
Sfrader also parficipafed in
Operafion lvlainsfream.
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Junior Mark Fox excelled as
a swimming Team member.
Jimmy Srrong was recog-
nized as an NHS member as
well as a member of fhe Track
Team.
Parlicipaling in sporfs, Max
Brinson brouqhf honor 'ro AHS
in baskerball and +rack.
Sophomore Jody Berryman
was aclive as class sludenl
council represenlalive.
Rick Gravens excelled in
foolball and baseball.
Sophomore class vice-presi-
den+ Slan l-lamillon is credifed
for his parricipafion in sporls.
Gary Smifh broughf disfinc-
lion fo himself as an alhlefe
and leader.
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MR. C. G. WHITTEN-Vice
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MRS. W. M. RUTLEDGE-Secreiary
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Showing grear enrhusiasm
for rhe upcoming four-sen'1es-
Ter school plan, Mr. A. E.
Wells, superinlendenl of rhe
Abilene Public Schools, carries
our his main duly: lo supervise
and approve policy changes in
'rhe curricula of local schools.
He feels lhar 'rhe new plan will
give srudenls an opporruniry
for a grealer number of varied
eleclives.
Plans for lhe curricula of lhe
30 schools wilhin rhis disrricr
are discussed by rhe School
Board lwice a rnonlh. Final
approval is given by Mr. Wells
before rhe plans are handed
over +o school adminisfrarors.
Superinlendenf for over
fwenry years in Abilene. Mr.
Wells has had a broad back-
ground in a school policy
adrninisrralion, including par-
riciparion in high school and
college sludenr governmenf as
well as experience as a leacher
and principal. ln addirion To
school-orienled acriviries, Mr.
Wells is acrive in church and
civic organizalions.
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responsibiliTies oT AHS, Mr.
Bill Graves poinTed ouT ThaT
helping AHS Tace "The Tre-
mendous challenges in educa-
Tion due To a changing soci-
eTv" is essenTial. He believes
ThaT a primary concern oT edu-
caTional leaders is The "insTruc-
Tional direcTion and division'
oT Todavis educaTion.
Mr. Graves came To Abi-
lene High wiTh experience in
educaTional adminisTraTion. He
has served in public schools as
an English Teacher, coach,
counselor, direcTor oT sTudenT
acTiviTies, assisTanT vice-princi-
pal, and vice-principal.
ln addiTion To his busy
schedule aT AHS, Mr. Graves
is conTinuing vvorlc on his doc-
ToraTe Trom Texas Tech.
As principal, Mr. Graves spends
much Time in his oTTice wiTh records
and schedules . . . Mr. Graves dis-
cusses second semesTer courses wi'Th
PaTTi Henderson Mr. Graves
wi+h his wiTe Linda. and dauqhTers
Laura and Jana, was honored aT The
homecoming pep rally.
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MR. BILL GRAVES-MA
Principal
MR. JAMES LANGFORD-MS
Assisfanf Principal
MR. NANO ORTIZ-BA
Assisfanf Principal
MR. ELMER WRIGHT-MEd
Dean oi Sfudenls
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Helping Jrhe principal wi+h
adminisfralive responsibiliries
of running AHS are Mr. James
Langford and Mr. Nano Orliz,
assisranl principals and Mr.
Elmer Wright dean of slu-
denrs.
As assislanf principal, Mr.
Langford oversees allendance
records, cus+odial services, dis-
cipline policies, and records.
Mr. Orfiz, new 'ro 'rhe adminis-
lrarive slafi, assis+s Mr. Lang-
ford wilh discipline and super-
vision of exrra-curricular ac'rivi-
lies. He also makes invenrories
and oversees The press box al
home foolball games. Con-
cerned wirh srudenl affairs,
Dean Wrighf was in charge of
scheduling acrivilies and
organizing Jrhe club program.
He was also co-sponsor of Siu-
denf Council.
Dean Wrighf discusses Sludenl
Council correspondence wi+h a s+u-
denl . . . Meefing in fhe hall al The
close of school, Mr. Orliz and Mr.
Langford discuss rhe day's even+s.
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Sfudenf regis+raTion problems are
sfudied by Mr. Blackford and Mr.
McAIpin Mrs. Marie Denham
'ralks wilh a new sfudem' enrolling a+
mid-Ierm.
To help sludenls' high
school life run smoofhly while
preparing 'rhem for lhe fulure,
fhe counselors form a neces-
sary par'r of +he AHS facully.
Besides helping sludenls
wifh personal problems and
schedule planning, The counse-
lors consull wilh parenls and
leachers, provide informalion
aboul adiusfmenl problems,
schools, and careers.
Mrs. Mary Alice Taylor, Mr.
Roland Blackford, and Mr.
Chesfer McAlpin are sopho-
more and iunior counselors.
The larler fwo are also voca-
lional counselors.
Mrs. Marie Denham, senior
counselor supervises srandard-
ized Tesls, conducls research
sludies and follow-ups of grad-
uales, and makes surveys of
high school seniors.
MR. ROLAND BLACKEORD-MEd
Voca+ional Counselor
MRS. MARIE DENI-IAM-MEd
Senior Counselor
MR. CHESTER McALPIN-MEd
Vocafional Counselor
Co-chairman Sophomore Class Spon-
sors
MRS. MARY ALICE TAYLOR-MA
Counselor
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Sludenf assislanl Cindy Bryan+ gels
insfrucfions from Mrs. Ava Davis.
while Mrs. Peggy Payne gives
inforrnalion by phone.
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Mrs. Jean Vick records a message
for Principal Graves . . . Needing
help in regisferinq for +he second
semesfer, a sophomore is assis+ecl by
Mrs. Alice Taylor, counselor.
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Vifal fo fhe daily roufine of
work af AHS is fhe perform-
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ance of fhe office personnel.
Dufies of The regisfrars
include regisfering sfudenfs,
keeping scholasfic records, and
giving informafion fhaf con-
cerns sfudenfs and classes.
Keeping affendance records,
sfudenf accounfs, and per-
forming secrefarial work are
ofher dufies of fhe office per-
sonnel.
Mrs. Evelyn Raymond records fiffh
period affendance while Mrs. Bar-
bara Wafson fofals sfudenf accounfs
for fhe monfh.
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affendance clerk: Mrs. Peggy Payne, assisfanf regisfrar:
Mrs Evelyn Raymond. affendance clerk: Mrs. Jean Vick,
secrefary fo principal: Mrs. Barbara Wafson. book-
keeper: Mrs. Peggy Wrighf, secrefary fo counselors: Mr.
Ike Garza and Mrs. Hazel Harris, School-Communify
coordinafors.
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Mies. NYOKA ANDERSON-BS M . .. . ..I I
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English II I I A I My .
MISS MILDRED BUTLER-MA "1XL'A .. , i '
English I I . IIII
MRS. JUDI CRICK-BA
Arl. English
MRS. DONNIS CRUMP-MA
English Ill. Ecology Club
MRS. GAY DALE-MA
English IV, Eulure Teachers of Amer-
:ca
MRS. JO DOOLEY-BS
English Ill, Pholography Club
MRS. CORIN DUVAL-BA
English IV, Eulure Teachers of Amer-
ica
MRS. REBEL JACKSON-BA
English ll
MRS. MADELINE LIGON-MED
English Ill
MRS. MARILYN SMITH-BS
English II, Ill
MR. CECIL SPRINGER-MA
English IV
MRS. ANN STEPP-BA
English II
MRS. ANN VVARD-IVIA
English ll, Aguila
MRS, MARIE YAEGAR-MA
EnglisI'1,Journalism, Ballery, Quill
and Scroll
Porlraying a role in Cl1aucer's Tales
are English sluclenls Sleve Scanlon
and Teresa Wurschmidl.
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Even Though knowledge oT
The English language is com-
mon To all aT AHS, The English
DeparTmenT oTTers many
courses To beTTer sTudenTs in
English skills and To explore The
world oT The wriTTen word.
TradiTional English courses
oTTer uniTs in myThology, com-
posiTion, liTeraTure, heriTage oT
auThors, poeTry, grammar, and
ProiecTs such as Tilms and slide
shows.
Making The number oT Eng-
lish Teachers a sTaTT oT lo,
Mrs. Nyoka Anderson and
Mrs. Marilyn SmiTh were
added To The TaculTy. Mrs.
PaTricia Ann BurTon replaced
Mrs. Ann STepp who resigned
in November.
English sTudenT Kendel Herold is
shown The TundamenTals oT The cello
by cellisT John BesT during a biogra-
phy uniT . . . Junior honor's classes
prepare bulleTin boards as shown by
sTudenT Joyce Grimes . . , Mrs.
PaTricia BurTon assumed her posiTion
in November aTTer Mrs. STepp
resigned.
Academics-65
New Course Offered +o Juniors
MR. CARL BACON-MS
Physics, Physical Science. Sophomore
Class Co-Sponsor, Malh-Science M eg Wd..
Club qs
MR. GEORGE FORKERWAY-BS
Biology. JV Eoofball Coach
MISS MAROURITE GRIFFIN-MS
Chemislry I, II, Junior Academy ol
Science
MR. DICK GRUBER-BS
Biology. Pxssislam' Eoolball Coach
MR. VICTOR MEDINA-BS
Biology. Enyironmenfal Science. Sci-
ence Club
MISS LOUISE SELF-MS
Biology. Sophomore Class Co-Spon-
sor
MRA JOI-IN TOWNSEND-PhD
Biology
MR. DEE WAGGONER-BS
Chemislry, Biology. Human Relalions
Club
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Having made lheir lirsl slides for
microscope s+udy, s+uden+s Kay Sim-
mons and Shirley Wolfe view Ihe
resuI+s . . . Larry Tarver and Rey
Marlinez run +esI's on food Io find iI's
confenf.
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Ann Farnsworrh wriles up a lab
reporl for an experimenl in Chemis-
+ry . . . Biology s+uden+s Ellen Vick
and Brenda Hodges make slides for
viewing under The microscope . . .
Finding llwe melfing poinl for paradi-
clnlorobenzine are Roberl Spiller.
Roberl Ausfin, and Mike Young.
Experimen+a'rion Vi'ral +0 Science Classes
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info The wonders of science,
Abilene l'ligl'i offers biology,
cliemislry, pliysics, plwysical sci-
ence, and lliis year. environs
menlal science. Tlwis new
course involves Two plwases-
classroom inslruclion and on-
+l'1e-iob lraining.
Two science Teaclners lur-
fliered llieir educalions lasl
summer. lvlr. Jolwn Townsend
received liis docrorale ol plwi-
losoplny. Mr. Viclor Medina
received Training concerning
wafer problems for llie new
science course. New To +l'1e
deparfmenr were lvlr. Pal
Aguilar, and Mr. George Fork-
erway.
Academics-67
Sam Spence and Jack King use a
large slide rule fo demonsfrafe a
problem in frigonomefry . . . Mem-
bers of Mrs. Presswoocl's geomefry
class fix a bullefin board for fhe
classes.
Figures Tend fo Puzzle Mafh Sfudenfs
Even wifh fhe advenf of fhe
compufer, knowledge of mafh-
emafics is useful in everyday
life. The mafh deparfmenfs
curriculum is designed fo help
sfudenfs improve fheir every-
day mafhemafical skills and fo
offer more advanced courses
for fhose who wish fo delve
furfher info fechnigues wifh
numbers.
The Mafh Deparfmenf
offers six courses which include
algebra, geomefry, infroduc-
fory algebra, frigonomefry,
elemenfary analysis, mafhe-
mafics of consumer educafion.
To prepare sfudenfs for com-
pefifion, slide rule and number
sense insfrucfions were given
fwice a weelc.
New fo fhe deparfmenf are
Mrs. Ann Riggan, Mrs. Dar-
lene Johnson, and Mr. Ted
Harris.
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ii' Algebra I and MOCE, Malli Club
YW MR. CHARLES STORM-MA
Trig, Calculus. Elemenfary Analysis,
3 Mallw Club
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Algebra Io Becky Pannell.
MR. B. L. BLACKBURN-MA
Algebra III and IV
MRS. LEONA BRYANT-MECI
Algebra l and Il
MR. TED HARRIS-BS
In+roducI'ory Algebra, Fellowship of
Clmrisfian Allmleles. Head Baseball
Coach, Assisranl Eoofball Coach
MRS. PATRICIA JOHNSON-BS
Geomefry
MR. J. C. LAMBDIN-MEd
Algebra III and IV
MRS. GEORGE LEONARD-BA
Eundamenlals of Malls, Mallw and
Science Club
MRS. DOROTHY PRESSWOOD-
BS
Oeomelry, Clwrisfian Club
MRS. ANN RIGGAN-AB
Geomefry, Algebra, Clarislian Club
Academics-69
HisTory PorTrayed in SkiTs and Displays
WiTh eighTeen-year-old sTu-
denTs eligible To voTe, poliTics
during This elecTion year
became a main Topic in social
sTudies. GovernmenT classes
enTered The campaign spiriT by
working aT The parTies' head-
quarTers. The VieT Nam War,
economics, human relaTions,
and ecology were also some oT
The subiecTs covered in classes
of The deparTmenT.
ln American hisTory sTudenTs
parTicipaTed ,in group discus-
sions, prepared proiecTs,
viewed Tilms and were encour-
aged To relaTe The pasT To The
presenT. World hisTory oTTered
sTudenTs a background Tor
social sTudies, a sTudy oT world
governmenTs, and social prob-
lems while psychology and
sociology provided insighTs To
acTion of mankind.
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Nancy Miller uses headphones To lisTen To a record concerning hisToric sTrikes
. . . Lazeda Pringle Takes The consTiTuTion required in all governmenT classes.
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World Hisfory, Aflwlefics, JV Eoor-
ball, JV Baslcefball
MRS. CLARA BRADEN-BA
Psychology, Sociology, American
Cullures
MR. GLEN CLEVELAND-MEd
Amercian l-lisfory, Texas Hisfory,
Sfudy. Golf, Golf Club
MRS. ETHEL CLIFTON-MEd
Governmen+
MR. JOSEPH KEYS-BA
American Hisfory
Currenl Even? Discussion Club
MRS. NELDA MACON-BS
World Hislory
Co-sponsor Drama Abilene
MR. LYNN NICHOLS-BA
Governmenf
MR. NORMAN OLSEN-MEd
American His+ory
lnfernafional Relafions Club
MR. JAMES RIVES-BA
American l-lislory
Spor+sman's Club
MR. CARL ST. CLAIR-MEd
American l-lisfory
Chess Club
MR. JARYL YOUNG-MA
World Hisfory
Ron Dix, American lwislory sludenl,
views a bullelin board prepared in
Mr. Keys room al flue beginning of
'l'l'l6 new year and lerm.
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Tonya McCombs. a sfudenl in Miss
Haas' class, works lo complefe her
firsl homemalcing projecl.
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Penny Sylvesfer and Debbie Winfers
look on as Cindi McClure fills The
cups a+ +l'1e Clwrisfmas lea . . .
Nancy Evans, second year lwomemalc-
ing sfudenf, pins a pa++ern fo dress
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sions, The Homemalcing
DeparTmenT oTTers a varieTy oT
courses. The sTudy oT Toods
incorporaTes The selecTion and
prep,araTion oT common Toods
as well as Toreign dishes. UniTs
in nuTriTion, child develop-
menT, and Tamily relaTionship
prepare sTudenTs Tor TuTure
liTe. CloThing sTudy involves
fabric selecTions and consTruc-
Tion. Also. There are uniTs in
household managemenT. For
juniors and seniors, The pro-
gram includes consumer edu-
caTion and home and Tamily
living. The homemaking
deparTmenT sponsors FuTure
Homemakers oT America. Club
members are involved in pro-
jecTs Tor The resT homes and
The STaTe School.
MRS. MARTHA CARROLL-BS
Homemaking I, II
FuTure Homemakers
MRS. ETHEL ELLISON-BS
Homemaking
MISS KAY HAAS-BA
Homemalcing
MRS. KATHERINE MEADOR-BS
HFL. Homemaking Ill
FuTure Homemalcers
MRS. KAY VIERGEVER--MS
Consumer EducaTion. Homemalcing
II, III, l:uTure Homemalcers
Play Time in Child Care UniT is noT only Tun Tor The chil-
dren buT also for PaTTi Jones who enTerTains one oT The
liTTIe guesTs . . . Using a Tondue poT, Becky Spann and
Nancy Fisher prepare parTy doughnuTs Tor Open House.
Academics-73
Business Fu+ures S+udied
Offering a varieiy of
courses. The business deparr-
menr of AHS has a dual pur-
pose. I+ offers srudenrs 'rhe
opporluniiy lo become acq-
uainled wilh ihe business
world, and if also gives Jrhern
'rhe chance 'ro prepare for col-
lege.
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This deparlmenl has an
enrollrnenl of approximaiely
IOOO sludenrs. Headed by
Miss Avis Deavers, The busi-
ness educalion deparlmeni
offers Typing I and II, shorr-
hand, clerical praciice. general
business, business law, econom-
ics, bookkeeping, and English.
MISS JOZELL BRISTER-MEd
Typing I. Economics
Narional Honor Socieiy
MRS. PEGGY CROUCH-MEd
Typing II
MISS PERCY DARWIN-MEd
Typing I, Bookkeeping
MISS AVIS DEAVERS-MA
Bookkeeping, Clerical Praciice
MISS VIVIAN FOX-MEd
Business English
MRS. BILLIE GRAY-BA
Shorfhand, Business Law
Senior Class Sponsor
MR. GARY HAECKER-BBA, BS
Business Ma+h, Tennis
MR. MAX IRWIN-BBA
Business Law, General Business
Sfudenf Council Ea Ie S uad Chris-
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Tian Club, Flashlighf and Baifery
Business Advisor
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Leonard Hiclcam vows fo fell rhe
frufh as he is sworn as a wifness by
Paul Reed in a moclc cour+ Trial rried
by The business law class . . . Timed
wrifings are a regular parf of iyping
for all sfudenfs.
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Spanish I, ll, Pan-American Club
MRS. MARIA GRlFFlN-BA
German. Spanish III, German Club
MRS. JOYCE JAY-BA
l.aTin, World l'lisTory, Roman Forum
MRS. SALLIE JONES-MEd
French, French Club
Languages Provide VarieTy in STucly
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The curriculum, The language
deparTmenT oT Al-TS oTTers
Tour Toreign languages. NOT
only are These courses con-
cerned wiTh The sTrucTure oT
language, buT They also expose
sTudenTs To The culfure oT The
counTries whose language They
learn.
LaTin classes read a varieTy
oT sTories--Trom myThology To
Caesar. Playing scrabble using
Spanish words highlighT The
Spanish classes. French sTu-
denTs sTudy "The LiTTle
Prince." STudenTs Taking Ger-
man help Themselves by read-
ing a publicaTion wiTh TeaTures
oT inTeresT Tor German sTu-
denTs. German, French, and
Spanish classes perTecT Their
vocal accuracy by lisTening To
naTive speakers in The lan-
guage lab.
For Laura Cullers and Max Brinson,
bookjackeTs provided addiTional
inTerpreTaTion oT "The LiTTle Prince."
. . . STudenTs goT in The mood oT a
Spanish ChrisTmas by breaking a
pinaTa made as a class proiecT.
Academics-75
Fine Ar+s
Elecfives in Jrhe curricula of
The Fine Arfs Deparfmenl
allracled hundreds of AHS
sfudenfs. Their choices were
made in sludy of arf, drama,
speech, choir, band, and
orcheslra.
A large number parlici-
pared in music classes. Class
lime provided pracfice Time
for concerls, conlesls and
assemblies.
Sludenfs in drama and
speech lcepf busy in rehearsing
+heir plays, sludying funda-
menfals of speech, and debaf-
ing. Drama s+uden+s were
involved in Two maior prod-
uclions The Tirsl semesferz a
musical, one-acl plays and a
conlesf play, 'rhe second
semesler.
MR. ROBERT FOARD--MS
Drama. Drama Abilene
MR. DANNY HOOD-BME
Choir, Music Theory
MR. PAUL KELLY-M Ed
Orchesfra
M RS. CAROLYN PRESSWOOD-
BS
Ar?
MR. BILL SPENCER-BS
Band
Band Club
MR. TWAIN THARP-BS
Speech I, ll: Deba+e
Speech 84 Forensics
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warms up on scales before class . . .
Le+ha Morris. a concerf choir mem-
ber, pracfices wifh Mr. Hood on a
solo number for confesf.
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comple're his original creafion . . .
Early morning pracfice is jus? roufine
for band member Mark S+ewar+ . . ,
Speech sfudenfs received a fair
share of fhe awards in fhe firsf +our-
namenf of The year . . . Adding To
+he Chris+mas spiri+ was +he concer'r
choir singing carols as They walked
down fhe AHS halls.
Academics-77
Vocafional Ed Offers Variefy of Courses
Preparing fhemselves for fhe
career world, sfudenfs enrolled
in vocafional educafion
receive classroom as well as
on-fhe-iob fraining.
A new course, pre-employ-
menf lab, was added fo fhe
wide variefy of subiecfs.
Taughf by Mrs. Judy Bird, fhis
course was open fo iuniors.
New in equipmenf were fwo
pieces obfained by fhe Dafa
Processing Deparfmenf: a
more powerful cornpufer and a
high speed prinfer.
Upon complefion of class of
shop fraining, sfudenfs are
qualified fo obfain a iob relaf-
ing fo fhe field. The diversify
of fhe vocafional educafion
deparfmenf enables sfudenfs
fo choose courses ranging
from sales work, office skill,
and frades.
Cosmefology sfudenf Mary Diaz
sfyles hair of a regular cusfomer as
parf of class work . . .June Sanders,
a sfudenf in disfribufive educafion,
works af Sears half a day . .
Assembling a radio is fraining in
class for Mark Srnifh.
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plefe flwe replacemenf of an exhausf
pipe.
MR. BOB BARLOW-BA
Dafa Processing, OEA-Dafa Process
ing Club
MR. JOHN BERRY
Building Trades, VICA-Chapfer 595
MRS. JUDY BIRD-BA
Pre-Employrnenf Lab, OEA-Office
Educafion Club
MR. CECIL COUCH-BA
Disfribufive Educafion, DECA
MR. ROBERT DAVIS
Refrigerafion and Air Condifioning
VICA- Chapfer 705
MRS. SUE DAY-BS
Home Economics Cooperafive Edu-
cafion, Eufure Homemalcers IHEROI
MR. BILL DECKER-BS
ICT, VICA-Chapfer 69
MR. WENDELL DECKER-BS
Vocafional Agriculfure, EEA
MRS. OUIDA HARKEY-BS
Vocafional Office Educafion, OEA-
Vocafional Office Educafion Club
MR. JOHN HARLOW-T84I Cerfifi-
cafe, Machine Shop, VICA-Cliapfer
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MR. HENRY KEITH
Radio and Television, VICA-Cliapfer
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MR. ROSS PLANT
Elecfrical Trades, VICA-Clwapfer 581
MRS. WILLEEN ROBERTS
Cosmefology, VICA-Clwapfer 597
MR. BILL SCOTT-MA
Vocafional Agriculfure, VA Cooper-
afive, FFA
MR. TRAVIS SMITH-BA
Aufo Mechanics, VICA-Clwapfer I45
MR. FRED STIRMAN-MEd
Dafa Processing, OEA-Dafa Process-
ing, Senior Class Sponsor
Academics-79
PE Adds GymnasTics To Schedule
MRS. BARBARA BEENE-MEd
l-lealTh, Physical EducaTion, Girls'
Track, SpiriT Club
MISS BEVERLY H066-BSE
Physical EducaTion, Volleyball Coach
MR. RODNEY JENKINS-MEd
Biology, Drivers EducaTion, I-lead
BaslceTball Coach
MR. ERNEST PARK-BA
HealTh. Physical EducaTion, AssisTanT
FooTball Coach
MR. CHARLES PERKINS-MEd
Physical EducaTion, OTTiciaTing lnTra-
murals and GymnasTics Club
MR. JERRY TAYLOR-BA
l-lealTh, FooTball Coach
"A" AssociaTion lSeniorsl
MR. JERRY THORMAHLEN-BS
Head FooTball Coach, GeomeTry
"A" AssociaTion
MRS. LUCY WEAVER-MEd
l-lealTh
The overall goal oT The phys-
ical educaTion program
includes improved physical TiT-
ness Tor The sTudenTs and a
general knowledge oT games
and acTiviTies. The program is
seT up basically Tor The sopho-
mores To parTicipaTe in Team
acTiviTies, while The upper
classmen Tind an acTiviTy They
can pursue aTTer leaving
school.
The sporTs covered by The
boys only are: wresTling,
weighT Training, hand ball,
Track. and raclceTball. Girls
cover condiTioning exercises
and square dancing. BoTh boys
and girls cover TooTball, bas-
keTball, volley, soccer, speed-
ball, soTTball, badminTon, Ten-
nis, golT, and gymnasTics.
ln gymnasTics Donna Dixon pracTices
on The balance beam.
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Swimming Coach, Physical Educa-
Tion, SpiriT Club. Cheerleaders
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assisfed by Carol Nicholson in iump-
ing lhe sidehorse . . . Sfephen
Giusfo keeps his eye on fhe ball as
he prepares 'ro hil il in a handball
session during boys PE . . . Players
a++emp+ To lceep The volleyball from
sfaying on +heir side in a game in
boys PE.
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MR. JOE HARWELL-MS
Machine and General Woodworking
lnduslrial Arls Club
MR. W. A. OWENS-MS
Dralling
lnduslrial Arls Club
MISS MILDRED STOKES-MEd
Pholography
Flashlighl, Quill 8: Scroll
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lnduslrial Sludenls Prepare lor Fair
Over lwo hundred lilly slu-
denls were enrolled in indus-
lrial arls classes laughl by
lhree leachers. Dralling-gem
eral, lechnical and archilec-
lural-allracled bolh boys
and girls. Fundamenlals
learned in lhese classes served
in helping lhose inleresled in
dralling as a career or parl-
lime work. Across lhe hall
lrom dralling classes, machine
and woodworking classes prod-
uced allraclive and uselul lur-
nilure and obiecls lor home
use.
Pholography classes gave
sludenls lhe lundamenlals in
handling cameras, laking pic-
lures. and working in lhe dark-
room lo produce black and
while piclures.
Membership in lhe Induslrial
Arl Clubs provided opporlu-
nily lor exhibils ol sludenl
work in compelilion.
ln pholography, Risalda Pena and
Linda Rodriquez lake a piclure ol
lhe lirsl snow . . . Woodworking slu-
denl, Alex Tschaar, 'Finishes a clock
case.
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AHS are ihe special services.
Library services were
improved wi'rh new arrange-
menfs of books and furnish-
ings. Miss Dorofhy Sherman
and Mrs. Valenda Brown
worked lo keep marerials
available +o fill sludenis' and
'reachers' needs.
.ln lhe clinic Mrs. June
Whirf was busy keeping healrh
records and helping ailing slu-
denfs. Mrs. Suzanne Chalcrafl
coordinaled all audio visual
maierials and equipment
Issuing a permit Mrs. June Whiif
performs one of her dufies . . . Mrs.
Suzanne Chalcraff checks a film l'iTle
before showing if.
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Library, Library Club
MISS DOROTHY SHERMAN-BS
Library, Library Club
MRS. JUNE WHITT-RN
School Nurse
MRS. SUZANNE CHALCRAFT
AV Coorclina+or
Mrs. Valinda Brown and Miss Doro-
Thy Sherman make a check on ency-
clopedias before making an order
for a new ser.
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denls and ifacully. These meals Wiiaaii ii ' Ag '5 5 , 9
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and are based upon a plan lor l
good nulrilion. For Those who
do noi wanl complele lunches,
olher foods are served bv
ladies working in Jrhe snack
bar. ln charge of lhe daily
preparafions are Mrs. Novah
Johns, and Mrs. Neva
Mc:Dearman snaclc bar supervi-
sor.
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wifh preparing +he meal dish . . .
Working in The snaclcbar, Mrs.
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cornTorTable and clean. Besides
sweeping and dusTing class-
rooms and halls. The men did
lighT mainTenance and lcepT
The campus clean and Trim.
During holidays special clean-
ing and polishing headed Their
worlc lisTs. Mr. E. l-l. Park coor-
dinaTed and supervised The
worlc.
CUSTODIANS: TOP ROW-Messrs.
ErnesT Park, Ricardo AlcorTa, Carl
Clemmer, A. Z. Decker. SECOND
ROW: Messrs. Harold FuTrell, Mar-
Tin Garcia. Edward 6riTTin, R. E.
Johnson. THIRD ROW: Messrs. Wil-
liam Johnson. Lee Melchor. Ted Ray,
C. O. WolT.
Shoveling replaced sweeping Tor Mr.
Ricardo AlcorTa and The cusToclians
aTTer an eighT inch snow on January
Il . . . Housekeeping duTies Tor
Mrs. Bobbie Moore require a sTop in
The library To geT iT ready Tor The
day's acTiviTies.
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Clubs and
Drganizaiions
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STudenT Council Involved in AcTiviTies
AcTiyely involved in school
liTe, The Abilene High STudenT
Council sponsored many acTiy-
iTies. As in The pasT. They were
responsible Tor helping wirh
OrienTaTion and promoTing
AHS spiriT. Members spon-
sored The annual Sing-Song
beTore Homecoming, door
decoraTions. and sporTsman-
ship awards. This year The
Council added a new iniTiaTive
by awarding The SpiriT STiclc To
The mosT spiriTed class. Also
new This year was The selecTion
oT Eagles oT The Weelc, aca-
demic and aThleTic.
SecreTary Sally STrader reads corre-
spondence To STudenT Council oTTi-
cers: Olen Frazier, presidenT: Jena
Bodine. recording secreTaryt Joe
Moore, Treasurer: and Dana Green,
vice-president
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STUDENT COUNCIL-BOTTOM ROW: Belinda Silva,
Cindy Parker, CaThy Aaron, Susie Chaney, BeTsy Dodge,
Belinda Briley, Nancy HuddlesTon. SECOND ROW: Lamar
Davis, Dana Shaheen, Judy HinTon. RaT EllioTT. Denise lce.
Renee HeTlin, Janel lv1ayhaIl.Tl-HRD ROW: Rosemary Riv-
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era, Dee Jay Walls. Mary Henry, PauleTTe ZeTzman, Karen
Clay, Cheryl Nicholson, Doug CoThern, Taina Curry.
FOURTH ROW: Clark Urban, Randy Lee Carr, Bill Pier-
ponT, RoberT Newman, Rick Chevrie, Mark Fox, Monica
Morrison, Liz HowerTon.
STUDENT COUNCIL-BOTTOM ROW: Vanessa Pimp-
'ron, Rl'ionda Smifln, Pam Fry, Wendy Laflirop, Pam Cor-
nish. Gail Ford, Sleve Scanlon. SECOND ROW: Snirla
Minafra, Aline Owens, Becky Slrader, Sliari Mafliiews,
Regina Srnilli, Carla Willis, Jarilyn Scofl. THIRD ROW:
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Scales, Becky Boone, Sieve Byrd. Cynlliia Turner.
FOURTH ROW: Bob Bailey. Jeff Hill, Mark McCord,
Alice Pillman, Sky Mosman, Kim Briley, James Crim.
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lwow llie new Sludenf Council
aflendance board works . . . Jeff
Hill and Joe Moore pack Toys 'ro dis-
fribule To needy clwildren.
Orqanizalions-89
STUDENT COUNCIL-BOTTOM ROW: Joe Moore.
Jena Bodine, Sally Sfrader, Olen Frazier, Dana Greene.
SECOND ROW: Celia Doyle, Kafhy Rucker, Pafrie Ru+-
ledge. Sylvia Perez, Gordon Gilbert Ronnie Williams,
Sian Hamilfon, Mr. Max Irwin. THIRD ROW: Becky
Spann, Susan Ducker, Bruce Brock, Bob Ramsey, Mickey
Smifh, Laura Cullers, Margarei' Mar+inez. FOURTH ROW:
Jack King, Richard Beheney, Rudy Arredondo, Gilberf
Chacon, Joe Guerra, Eddie Earles, Eli Carrasco. Mr. Elmer
Wright FIFTH ROW: Lanny Vinson, Duane Fox, Doug
Shepherd. Danny Edmond, Earl Swinger, Richard Sullivan,
Randy Sfrickland.
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Exchangee Ana Godoy and s+uden+
hosless Becky Spann mel AHS slu-
denfs a+ a recep+ion . . . CHS slu-
denfs Kendall Prui++ and Dean
Hul7s+edler, and AHS sfudenrs Cy
Difmore and 'Pa++i Burks were four of
fhe many people who parficipafed in
Exchange Day.
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Exchange Days Promo're Friendship
Srriving for involvemenl' of
more sfudenfs wirhin The
school and inside The commu-
nify kepl 'lhe Sfudenr Council
busy inifiaring and observing
sfudenr programs. Sludenls
had opporruniries To broaden
conlacls wi+h orher schools in
exchange days wilh Cooper
and Winlers High schools. As
Vice-presidenr of The Oil Bell
Dis1'ric'r, The Sfudenr Council
parficipaled in sfudenl organi-
za+ion and furfhered infegra-
lion of siudenls in communily
affairs wirh Operafion Main-
srream. Rewriring lhe SC con-
srilufion helped make sfudenf
governmenf more efficient
Organizing ro run for Srafe S+uden+
Council Vice-president Dana
Greene, David Halbert Ronnie Wil-
liams. Sally Slrader, and Olen Frazier
prepare pamphlefs.
STUDENT COUNCIL-BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Crow,
Jessica Buller, Gigi Warfers, Julie Ouigg, Cassie S+ephen-
son, Dixie Gowler, Twanna Myers. SECOND ROW: Deb-
bie Mayhall, Brenda Flynn, Nina Purcell, Andy Reece,
Jody Berryman, Molly Brown, MaryAnn Chunn. THIRD
ROW: Nanneffe Wrighf, Phyllis ,FuH'on, Susan Jones, Dan
Easfburn. Guy Rosser, David Wilburn, Chuck Chapman.
FOURTH ROW: Julie Burke, Cary Billingsley, Larry Chap-
man, Riclcy Gravens, Charlie Weber, Chuck Sillon, Kenny
Edwards.
Organizafions-9l
Delivering candy +urned our To be
fun as LeighAnne Grover and ofher
NHS members discovered . . . New
induclee Becky Boone receives The
symbolic candle from Darlene Price
while Carolyn Glenn and Cindy Par-
ker ge? ready To receive +he nex+
inducfee.
New Members lnduc+ecl ln+o NHS
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-BOTTOM ROWg liams, Darlene Price. THIRD ROW: Celia Couch, Roxann
Donna Dixon, Susan Green, Deana Hendrix, Cindy Parker, Aaron. Alma Pink. Jody Yarbrough, Carolyn Glenn. Bob
Mike Young, Sfeve Scanlon, SECOND ROWg Ka,-en Gil. Ellis. FOURTH ROW: Olen Frazier. Miss Brisler, Chuck
mer, Debra Sewell, Peggy Wilson. Paula Spiller, Doris Wil- Bf5dlOVd' ROQGV I-Ove, Joe Moore' John Leach-
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-BOTTOM ROW: Char-
loffe Webb. Sally Sfrader, Dana Walson, Sherri Bailey.
Joyce Grimes. SECOND ROW: Nila Sfevenson, Debra
Rhoads. Karen Brisfow, Kalhi Richards, Beclcy Boone.
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THIRD ROW: Bob Bailey, Terry Warren, Doug Cofhern,
Lee Daniels, Randy Dozeman, FOURTH ROW: Jimmy
Sfrong, Danny Sco++, Craig Shewmake, Paul Ogden, Bill
Pierpont
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noses in books, members of
rhe Narional Honor Sociery
parricipared in a wide variery
of acriviries. The year began
in planning for Homecoming
Balloon Sales. Brighl' gold bal-
loons were sold +o raise money
for scholarships. Members also
helped To hosl' Open House
and larer merged wi+h Jrhe
Cooper Honor Sociery +o hos'r
College Nighlr a+ Cooper.
Bringing ioy To rhe hearrs of
lovers on February I4, mem-
bers sold Valenline candy ar
rheir "Carnival of Hear+s" and
dressed in zany coslumes 'ro
deliver The candy.
NHS officers 'For I972-73 were:
Roger Love, President John Leach,
vice-presidenfi Carolyn Glenn,
reporferq Cindy Parker, hisrorianq
Alma Pink, secrelary: and Darlene
Price, Treasurer.
Organizafions-93
STaff KepT Busy WiTh EvenTs aT AHS
Trying To capTure The evenTs
oT Abilene High kepT The
FlashlighT sTaTT on The go.
Work on The '73 l:lashlighT
began early when members
aTTended a spring workshop
sponsored by NewsToTo oT San
Angelo. EdiTor Wendy
LaThrop and copy ediTor Car-
olyn Glenn TormulaTed more
plans aT The San Angelo STaTe
Workshop. OTher members
aTTended a Tall workshop aT
WyaTT's CaTeTeria, also spon-
sored by NewsToTo.
Being a member oT The
Texas l-ligh School Press Asso-
ciaTion and lnTerscholasTic
League Press convenTion, The
FlashlighT was able To enTer
The conTesT wiTh oTher books
across The sTaTe. This is The
TirsT Time The FlashlighT has
been a member oT ILPC. From
The THSPA conTesT in DenTon,
The l972 FlashlighT received
an All-Texas raTing.
Working diligenTly To geT ouT The '73
FlashlighT were The 5Th period sTaTT
members . . . SecTion ediTors
KaThryn Bains, Paula Rash. and BeTh
Lehmann discuss plans Tor The Flash-
lighT wiTh Miss Mildred STokes.
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FLASH LIGHT STAFF-BOTTOM
ROW: Lachrisfia Havens. Joyce Lan-
dry, Sharon Wood, Paula Rash. SEC-
OND ROW: Brenda Palmer, Pam
DuVall, David Bridges, Kafhryn Bains,
Cy Difmore. THIRD ROW: 'Denae
Hamleff, Roberl' King,Be+h Lehmann,
Carolyn Glenn, Ronnie Duncan . . .
Gafhering ideas For +he I973 Flash-
Iighf Karen Mcfxuliffie, and Lynn
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Head phofoqrapher, David Bridges.
develops film needed by fhe staff
. . . Edilor Wendy Lafhrop smiles
affer learning +ha+ fhe firs+ dead line
for ihe annual was mei . . . Business
manager Brad Osner and business
supervisor Mr. Max Irwin discuss The
finances of +he annual.
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Adyerlising annual pre-sales, Denae
l'lamleH does lwer parl by pulling up
poslers . . . Plwofoqraplwers for 'rlwe
Flaslwliqlwl' Rober+ King, Cy Dilmore.
and Paul Glenn . . . Working hard
To meel +l'1e December I5 deadline,
Karen McAuliffe ancl LacI'1ris+ia
Havens busily work on llweir ad sec-
lion.
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Summer VacaTion SpenT in
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To provide recogniTion Tor
people who have creaTively
conTribuTed To The media was
The main goal of Ouill and
Scroll. On club days The AHS
journalisTs meT and worked on
Their publicaTions. To be a
member oT lnTernaTional Ouill
and Scroll, one musT be classi-
Tied as a iunior, in The Top
TourTh oT his class academi-
cally, and recommended by a
publicaTions sponsor.
GeTTing an insighT To Span-
ish speaking counTries was The
aim oT The Pan American
Club. This year, as in The pasT
years, The club, along wiTh The
Spanish classes, made a Trip To
Mexico CiTy, Mexico. To raise
money The club held a Mexi-
can supper. The Club is under
The supervision oT Miss Lynda
Collins.
OUILL AND SCROLL-BOTTOM
ROW: JoAnn GranT, Sue Buckley,
Cheryl Hood. SECOND ROW:
David EsTrada. Mrs. Marie Yaeger.
Gary Diehl.
PAN AMERICAN CLUB-BOTTOM
ROW: Debbie Marfinez, Linda
Lopez, Naomie Gonzales, Olga
Pecina, Eliseo Carrasco. SECOND
ROW: Janis Douglas, Terri WeaTh-
erby, Gloria CasTro, Geneva Moore.
Vicki Munoz. THIRD ROW: James
Scanlon, Mr. VicTor Medina. Guy
Rosser. Bessie MonTez.
Clubs--97
BaTTery STaTT Informs STudenTs aT AHS
Publishing sixTeen issues OT
The BaTTery, The sTaTT worked
To keep The sTudenTs, TaculTy
and paTrons inTormed abouT
evenTs aT Abilene High. Super-
vised by Mrs. Marie Yaeger,
journalism Teacher, sTaTT mem-
bers, assisTed by TirsT year
journalism sTudenTs, composed
The bi-weekly paper which was
prinTed by Abilene PrinTing
and STaTionery Company. Mr.
Max Irwin served as business
advisor.
The BaTTery was enTered in
several conTesTs: Two oT which
were The InTerschoIasTic
League Press ConvenTion in
AusTin and The Texas High
School Press AssociaTion in
DenTon. From These conTesTs
The BaTTery received an A-I
raTing. Several sTaTT members
aTTended workshops aT These
convenTions.
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To compleTe The TirsT page oT The
ChrisTmas issue . . . Mr. Max Irwin,
business advisor, Talks over The 'Finan-
cial record oT The paper wiTh busi-
ness manager Darlene Price.
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-JaneT Dudley. SECOND ROW:
JoAnn Grant Sue Buckley. THIRD
ROW: Sue WaTson. Mrs. Marie
Yaeger. FOURTH ROW: Darlene
Price, Debbie Mayhall, D'Aunn Wes-
Ter. FIFTH ROW: Cheryl Hood,
Dixie Gowler, Joe Guerra.
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inferesfinq publicafion, The Ba'r'rery
Sfaff affaclcs fhe necessary paper
work . . . Mrs. Marie Yaeger, spon-
sor of The Bafrery, discusses fhe num-
ber of pages for +he r1ex'r issue wifh
Darlene Price . . . Sharing The
responsibili+y of edi+ing 'rhe Ba++ery,
Debbie Mayhali and Dixie Gowler
collabora+e in pasfing proofs on
dummy pages.
Organizafions-99
Marching Band Takes Trip fo Corpus
Parficipafion in pep rallies.
civic parades, and foofball
games signified a porfion of
fhe year's acfivifies by fhe
Abilene Eagle marching, con-
cerf, and symphonic bands.
Long hard hours were spenf
on fhe pracfice field geffing
ready fo perform during fhe
half fime fesfivifies. Affer
marching season, The band did
nof resf. More hard hours
were spenf polishing confesf
pieces. This year fhe band
enfered fhe Ull. Solo and
Ensemble Confesf, Sweefwafer
lvlusic Eesfival, and fhe Corpus
Chrisfi Buccaneer Music Fesfi-
val.
Foofball programs, fruifcalce
sales, bake sales, and a Spa-
gheffi Day raised funds
needed fo fravel fo Corpus
Chrisfi for fhe spring frip.
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Twirlers for fhe Abilene Eagle Marching Band were Deborah Denney. Barbara
Sfevenson, Sylvia Jones, Paffi Burks, Sherry Bailey, and Ginger Gayden.
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drum maiors Barbara Hanson and Cy Dirmore.
BAND--BOTTOM ROW: Sieve Sfrickland,
Brenr Osner, Gary Tucker. Nannefle Wrighf.
Monefie Long, Kay Jackson, Sherry Bailey,
Ronnie Lee. Cafhy Knupple, Cheryl Nicholson,
Cheryl Hood. Belh Lehmann. Susan Wilson,
Suzy Hobbs. Pauleife Zefzman, Barbara Han-
son. SECOND ROW: Ginger Gayden. Carol
Nicholson, Larry Wood, Sylvia Jones. Paiii
Burks, Berly Almaguer, Janis Bruner, Dianna
Zimmerle, Wesley Norrell. lan Benlley. Ken
Lewis, Curfis Roberrson. Joe Black. Mark
Sfewarf, Diane Wurschmidf. Kafhy Richards.
Melody Myrick, Charlene Eubanks, Twanna
Myers. Virginia Marquez. Barbara Sievenson.
Cindy Williams, Leann Koonsman. JoAnn
Granf, Darlene Price. THIRD ROW: Vicki
Fairclofh. Gayla Conrad. Loyd Marr. LoreH'a
McKinzie. Mildred Rhodes. Joyce Francis.
Sfarla Sfewarf, Julia Flores. Mary Parker, Deb-
bie Sfokes. Ysidro Resales, Jimmy Wafson,
Malcolm Crawford. Kim Plemons, David
Bridges. Mariano Hernandez, James Young.
Mike Cole, Ermelinda Rodriguez, Ricky
Thompson. Glenn Carfer. Jonathan Arram-
bide. Cy Difmore. Lee Daniels, Roberf King.
Calhy Aaron, Alberf Loya, Rudy Tolenfino.
Dale Bosfick, Mike Weldon. Brad Osner.
FOURTH ROW: Adele Olbrichf, Denice
Wurschmidr, Joni Lamberl. Josh Arrambide,
Deborah Wilson, Deirdre Wilson. Regi Eure,
Jana Hallmark. Larry Landrefh, Terry Cannee
fax. Sam Spence, Tim Howard. Alan Herman.
Mike Wood. Sieve Ulmer, Mark Surface, Jim
Porferfield, John Gresham, Mike Sfallinqs,
Larry Smilh. John Owen. Bobby Ellis. Andy
Reese, Russel Whisenanf, Darill Anderson.
Denise Slraffon. Jeff Cosfon, Marcus Whil-
more, Carolyn Ray. Raymond Flores, Noel
Flores. Adolfo Flores. FIFTH ROW: Paula
Spiller, Jimmy Diaz. Mr. Bill Spencer, Diedra
Moore. Deborah Denney, Larry Moore, Eddie
Gilbert. Craig Shewmake. Ben McWilliams.
Jimmy Higgins, Mike Close. David Weaver,
Charlie Wafson. Wane Giles, Randy Trull,
Mike Young. Kevin McBride. Wourfh Mou-
fray, Ronnie Lewis, Sieve Gilbert Billy Wood,
Lee Ales, Raymond Samya. Gordon Malkow-
ski, Wayne Packo.
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March 3, Mr. Bill Spencer Takes Time
ouf of The busy rehearsal 'ro work
parls . .. Officers for fhe band
were Mike Young, firsf lieufenanf:
Darlene Price, secrefary: Sfeve
Slrickland, second lieufenanf, junior
grade: Larry Moore. capfain
Proper+y sergeanfs in charge of help-
ing +he officers were Gary Tucker,
Bobby Ellis. JoAnn Grant Paulefle
Zelzman lbo++om rowlq Cheryl Hood.
Sfarla Sfewarf. Mike Close.
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Band S+uden'rs Earn Honors
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Dislricl region, area, and sfafe win-
ners were: Diedra Moore, region:
Deborah Denney. Mark Sfewarl,
S+eve Gilbert dis+ric+ winners. SEC-
OND ROW: Sylvia Jones. disfricfg
Paulefle Zelzman, Ka+hi Richards.
Mike Cole. region winners. THIRD
ROW: Malcolm Crawford, Mike
Sfallings, Andy Reese, Mark Surface,
region winners. FOURTH ROW:
John Owen. Brenl' Osner, Larry
Moore, Barbara Hanson. area win-
ners. FIFTH ROW: Larry Smilh,
area: Mike Young and Lee Danials
sfale winners . . . ln an annual evenl
of The Abilene Eagle Band, +he chil-
dren were ins'rruc+ed on how They
are 'ro direc+ lhe band during lhe
Chrisfmas Concert
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CONCERT CHOIR-BOTTOM ROW: Laurie Shedd.
Nancy Huddlesfon, Brenda Coffman, Slephanie Williams.
Kalhy Wood. Geneva Moore, Sherry Bailey. Jana Hall-
mark, SECOND ROW: Teresa Wurschmidl, Ramona
Hamil+on, Taina Curry, Nancy Runyan, Shirla Minalra.
Melinda Tallanr, Gail Eosler, Margarel Williams, Raulefle
Zelzman. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Hari, Brenda Palmer.
Randa Bruce, Becky Boone, Jan Walker, Nancy Evans, Ann
Earnsworfh. FOURTH ROW: Sky Mosman. Lelha Morris,
IO4-Organizafions
Sandra Rilchey, Belinda Briley. Jody Yarbrough. Marfha
Cogburn. FIFTH ROW: Randy Pool. David Willis, Tim
Bradshaw. SIXTH ROW: Winslon Whifl, Jeff Nelson,
Ednoi Carrasco. John Grasham, Paul Eorsylh, Bufch Gin-
draff. SEVENTH ROW: Dennis Redman, Larry Pearce.
Charlie Webber, Larry Slough. EIGHTH ROW: Doyle
Walker, Roberi Newman. Lanny Wilson, Larry Fisher.
NINTH ROW: Jerry Mullins, David Gililland. Gary Hous-
fon, Mark Eox.
Thir'reen Make Regional Choir for AHS
Under The direcfion of Mr.
Danny Hood, new fo AHS, fhe
choir engaged in a wide vari-
ely of concerrs and confesls.
"Campus Review '72," an
enferrainmenl special per-
formed by fhree choirs, was
'rhe firsf concerl, 'Followed laler
by "Requiem," a concerf of
combined AHS and Cooper
choirs a+ Heavenly Resf
Church. The choir also gave a
concerl af Thanksgiving and a
Chrisfmas concerf a+ Cirizens
Nafional Bank.
Sfudenfs making regional choir are
Ramona Hamilfon, Shirla Minalra,
Geneva Moore, Sherry Bailey, Sle-
phanie Williams, Sandra Rifchey
lboffom rowl, Lefha Morris, Lanny
Wilson. Jerry Mullins, Doyle Walker,
Larry Pearce, Brenda Palmer, and
Nancy Evans lsecond rowl
Officers 'for Concerf Choir are Sre-
phanie Williams. Teresa Wurschmidt
Nancy Runyan, Mark Fox, Lanny Wil-
son, Larry Pearce, Wins+on Whi++
. . . a rehearsal is direcfed by Mr.
Danny Hood.
Organizahons-lO5
MIXED CHOIR-BOTTOM ROW: Linda Gladish, Denise
Jeff, Sara Torres, Kafhy Weidig, Mary Ann Loya, Melanie
Hunler, Pa+'ri Minafra. SECOND ROW: Connie Hagler,
Paula Ross, Be+h Davis, Lachrisfia Havens, Joyce Bries-
ven Splawn.
mer, xan Miaaieion. Kafhy Langan, Donna Wm.
Gui'rars New +o AHS Choral Program
BASSES: BOTTOM ROW: Randy
Pool, Bufch Gindraff, Eclnoi Car-
rasco, David Willis, Dennis Redman.
SECOND ROW: Jerry Mullins, Win-
sfon WI'1iH, Mark Fox, John Gras-
ham, Doyle Walker, Charlie Webber.
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ALTOS-BOTTOM ROW: Jana
Hallmark, Sherry Bailey, Nancy Hud-
dlesfon. SECOND ROW: Margaref
Williams, Ramona Hamilfon, Debbie
Mayhall. THIRD ROW: Sandra Ri+-
chey, Jan Walker, Randa Bruce.
FOURTH ROW: Rhonda Hari,
Belinda Briley. FIFTH ROW: Sky
Mosman, Brenda Palmer. SIXTH
ROW: Teresa Wurschmiclf.
THIRD ROW: Lonnie Prescoff Ra Ian amil
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GIRLS GUITAR CHOIR-BOTTOM
ROW: Pafiie Rufledge, Jenniffier
Shields, Carolyn Johler, Donna Sco++,
Marfha McMillan, Connie Tannich.
SECOND ROW: Luanne Ligh'H:oo'r.
Befh Edgar, Connie Carr, Janie Tay-
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Linda Orr, Anneffe Broyles, Karen
Tubbs, Molly Brown, Marianne Tay-
Ior, Mary Kay Williams. FOURTH
ROW: Regenia Scoff, Melia
McAIis+er, Chris Hu1'chins,Ka+hy
Kimbrough, Lee Large.
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SOPRANOS-BOTTOM ROW:
Shirla Mina+ra, PauIe++e Zefzman,
Nancy Evans, Melinda Tallanl, Jody
Yarbrough. SECOND ROW:
Geneva Moore, Taina Curry, Nancy
Runyan, Becky Boone, Laurie Shedd.
Marfh Cogburn, Lefha Morrison,
Gale Fosfer, Kafhy Wood, Sfephanie
Williams, Brenda Coffman.
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Vernon. SECOND ROW: Marilyn CuTbirTh, LaureTTa
ATkinson. Terry Warren, Lamar Davis, Sara Bowser, KaThi
Richards. JoAnn Hood, KaThee Harkrader. THIRD ROW:
Doug CoThern, Thomas Fry. Paul NoTgrass, Celia Couch,
Dawnelle Woodall, STeve Kelley, Randy Duncan. Paul Lan
dis. FOURTH ROW: Bob Ellis, Sam Spence, Daniel SmiTh
Marci McKeehan, Tom Cain, Melissa Baker, Diane Brown
Geneva Paige. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Bush, lan BenTley
Mark CarTer, Jimmy STrong, Debbie Turnbow, PeTe Bar
rera, Tony Prock, Eddie Greenlee.
Classics Inspire LaTin Club AcTiviTies
Classical language, liTera-
Ture, and hisTory were The
Tocal poinTs Tor The Roman
Forum. Members spenT club
Time lisTening To speakers,
planning Tor The sTaTe conTesT,
and planning club parTies.
Speakers whom They heard
were Dr. Alexander Undvary
paralleling ancienT Roman cul-
Ture wiTh Today's, and Dr. Ray
Ellis speaking on The Greek
language. Club members also
enTered The JCL convenTion aT
ForT WorTh in March and
voTed on new provisions in The
JCL consTiTuTion. AT The
ChrisTmas parTy, members
presenTed sponsor Mrs. Joyce
Jay wiTh a Greek-LaTin Bible.
Bobby Ellis, Cindy Vernon, and
Lamar Davis look over The ChrisTmas
issue oT The ACTE publicaTion.
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'rhe works of Myers and l-lerodolus.
Michael Poer s+udies Greek bisfory
for con+es+ compefifion . . . Playing
"Mucius Scaevola and Porsena",
Debbie Turnbow "murders" Geneva
Paige . . . Lamar Davis and Bob Ellis
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OrchesTra
OrchesTra members devel-
oped Their orchesTral Techni-
ques during Their club Time.
While working on conTesT
music They learned To enioy
music and work TogeTher in
harmony.
AcTiviTies oT The orchesTra
varied Trom a Tour in AusTin To
selling chocolaTe crunch bars
To raise money. OuarTeTs also
enTerTained aT The Lions Club
and The crediT union aT STaTe
School. Added To This, The
orchesTra accompanied The
local and all-region in Their
preTormance oT The Reguim.
UlL solo, ensemble conTesTs
were held in March aT l-i-SU.
All region orchesTra members Tor The
72-73 school year are Celia LiTTle-
Tield, Cindy Edwards, Regina SmiTh,
and Mike STallings.
I IO-OrganizaTions
Members Took AusTin Tour
ORCHESTRA-BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Edwards, Celia l.iTTleTield. Judy Buck-
les, Linda Warren, Mike STallings. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Cannon, Miss Ale-
dia Brown. Danny Edmonds, KaThy Higgins, KenneTh BurneTT, David MarTin.
THIRD ROW: James Ballard. Mr. Paul Kelly, Danny MarTin, Mike Rios, Regina
SmiTh.
LIBRARY-BOTTOM ROW: AniTa Calloway, presidenT:
Vickie Edwards, vice-presidenT: PaTricia Murray, secreTary:
CaThy LamberT, Treasurer: Cheryl Spencer. SECOND
ROW: Donna Walker, Susan Rogers. Barbara Lang, Paula
LamberT, Gary WyaTT, Mrs. Valenda J. Brown. THIRD
ROW: Miss DorThy Sherman, Debbie King, Janis Bruner,
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CynThia Hines, Vince McClure, Jim Hood, Jean PeTTy,
Tena Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Linda Ake, Susan Temple-
Ton, Larry Jones. Billy Massey, NiTa STevenson, Billy STe-
vens. FIFTH ROW: Joseph Broye, Edgar WaTson, Melody
Myrick, Rhonda Hawkins, Julie Burke.
on Library Problems
Plans, duTies, and problems
encounTered in The library are
a Tew oT The many Topics dis-
cussed by members oT The
library club during regular club
meeTing Time, Membership in
The club is volunTary, buT mosT
oT The members work in The
library during Their classTime
also.
Members oT The club
planned a bake sale as one OT
Their money raising proiecTs To
help send several members of
The club on a Trip To Mexico.
PuTTing Their heads TogeTher, Debbie
King and Deborah Thiboduaux con-
Ter on The organizaTion oT The card
caTalogue . . . Checking in maga-
zines is one oT The many responsibili-
Ties oT Julie Burke as a worker in The
Abilene High Library . . . David
Hull assisTed by CaThy LamberT Tile
library cards Trom ouT-going books.
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Chris+ian Club Wins Firs'r in Song
Organized for The fellowship
of Chrislians af Abilene High
School, 'rhe Chrisfian Club was
fhe second largesl' club. Hs
enrollmen+ tolaled ren per
cen+ of fhe srudenf body. Dur-
ing club lime members share
in +he love and influence
Chrisf has on +heir lives. Club
Jrime also provided a quiel'
Time for worship in 'rhe midsf
of busfling school ac+ivi+ies.
The club also had several
guesf speakers during lhe
year. Some of +hese speakers
were sfudenfs from rhe local
colleges. Chrisfian Club mem-
bers +ook par+ in fhe annual
Sing Song, emerging wi1'h 'firsf
place in song compefifion.
Affer a called mee+ing af Don Jolly's
house, Chrisfian Club members Irene
Piefszch, Donna Hunf. and Lynn
Hardaway Took 'rime 'ro s+udy +he
Bible.
Sponsors Ann Riggan and Dorofhy
Presswood were presenfed wi+h roses
for +heir supporf of fhe club in Sing
Song compefirion . . . Connie Tan-
nich and Rhonda Hari' work on The
final slaps of fhe club's Chrisfmas
proiec+ by sor+ing 'rhe many clofhes.
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Edwards. Joyce Grimes, Shirely Sfubblefield. Janel May- Sfeve BYVdi JW' Poflefhelcl- lflalllafl Cvafes- FOURTH
hall. SECOND ROW: David Slevens, Gaye Hamm, Pau- ROW! Randall EVeV5ClYlQ- RQUVNS Sllldebalief- Alan Her'
lelfe Zelzman, Sfeven Ulmer, Kendel l'lerold. THIRD rnan,Crd1Q5heWmGlfe- B'll P'9VP0"Wl-
TAGS Conven+ion A++encled by Club
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erman u is associa e y If
wilh lhe Texas Associalion of
German Sludenfs. TAGS holds
a convenfion once a year, and
lhe German club usually
alfends. .
ln order To raise money, lhe
club has a yearly balcesale. The A . A C
money was used for a picnic. 'NN , l i 7 V,
Theffluqb had meelings al Mrs. V' Y
Gri if 's house To lislen To ,sv r ' ,, Y
records, rapes, and view slides C., 'V by l'
ol Germany. Performed for a C , 'il'l
"German" audience, The club
presenled a German play by , s,
Thas Slrass, a medieval Ger- Vyy l f-
man poel. D
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board of Germany To Alan Herman A 'C
and Nalhan Coales.
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Sudbury, Paffi Minafra, Pam Cornish, Susie Chaney.
Carla Willis, Taina Curry, Linda Jones. SECOND ROW:
Shirla Minalra, Debbie Rains, Dana Shaheen, Befsy Dodge,
Belinda Briley, Becky Monroe, Julie Ouigg, Lefha Morris.
THIRD ROW: Nancy Runyan. Susie Williams, Toni Mel-
lon, Jena Bodine, Janelle McLemore, Kafhy Spicer, Judy
Hinfon, Delores Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Randy Ken-
nedy, Bill Kelmer, John Womble, Kurf Wafson, Mike Sfow-
ers. Daniel Easfburn, Joel Cecil, Eddie Earles.
FTA Club Has Annual Career Mon+h
The goal of Fulure Teachers
of America Clubs is +0 help
sfudenls decide if lhey wanl
To become a professional
leacher. FTA provides inform-
alion on vocalional opporluni-
Ties in educalion and furnishes
Hs members wilh experience
and underslanding in The
leaching field.
Members use clublime in
planning for 'rhe career monlh
which is April, and for fhe
Teacher award. During April,
members of FTA will honor all
The leachers.
Officers for 'rhe FTA club are Jena
Bodine, Presidenf: Judy Hinfon, His-
forian: Julie Ouigg, Secrefaryp
Nancy Huddlesfon, Vice-President
Becky Monroe, Treasurer: and spon-
sor, Mrs. Gay Dale.
Clubs-I I5
FHA Provided Elderly wi+l1 Lap Robes
The Tour chapfers of FHA:
Rose, Key, Torch, and Ama-
cila, parricipared in severral
aclivilries. "The Happiesl Girl
ln The Whole U.S.A." was The
song 'rhey presenred al' rhe
Sing Song. Making lap robes
was a maior FHA proiecf.
They devlivered 'rhem +o The
resf homes around Chrisfmas
lime.
The main goal of The club is
+o help rhe members lead
more useful and salisfying lives
Through Fufure Homemaking
ac+ivi+ies.
FHA-BOTTOM ROW: Susanne
Cannon, Lachrisfa Havens. SECOND
ROW: Judy Dillard. Dianne Cannon.
Roma Keesee. THIRD ROW: Linda
Alce, Nifa Houlihan, Judy Campbell,
Brenda Hodges. FOURTH ROW:
Mrs. Ann Viergiever, Cindy Evers-
dyk, Darlene Keesee. Sandra Webb.
Making and delivering lap robes 'lo
The elderly was a proiecf sponsored
by FHA.
FHA-BOTTOM ROW: Lynn
Zachary, presidenf: Caren Cook,
Donna Walker, Mrs. Meader. SEC-
OND ROW: Melanie Miller, secre-
faryt Nifa Slevenson, Naneffe
Wrighf, Lynn Owens. THIRD ROW:
Karen Buckner, Sue Brooker, Ralinda
Grant Karen McAuliffe. FOURTH
ROW: Carol Whifworfh, Shirle
Wolfe, Cindy Jones, Debbie Ake.
Karen Kinney.
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Wa+son, vice-president Lore++a McKenzie, Laura Wafson,
president SECOND ROW: Debbie Craig, Carol Rives,
Paula Cowarl, secre+ary: Suzie Gaulding. THIRD ROW:
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Sherry Baca, Becky Williams, Pam Wenlrek, Carol Nichol-
son, Cheryl Nicholson. FOURTH ROW: Sheliah Penning-
fon, Monica Morrison, Liz Hower+on, Dawn Harlow, Mel-
ody Myrick, Mrs. E+heI Ellison.
FHA Delegafes, Roma Keesee and
Melody Murick, discuss FHA work
being done in This area.
FHA-BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Mar-
fha Carroll, Rhonda Caffey, Janey
Knupple, Donna Tucker, Leanne
Geariely. SECOND ROW: Pal
McKennon, Nancy Ca'F'ley, Laverne
Salyer, Brenda Ferguson. THIRD
ROW: Judy Bowden, Juanifa
Mackey, Jane? Haddock. Pam
Adams. FOURTH ROW: Gene Had-
Iock, Lazeda Pringle.
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FHA lHerol Club Sold Recipe Books
FHATHEROJ-BOTTOM ROW: Johnny Jiminez, KaThy
Walker, ChrisTine Abel, presidenT: Susan Reid, Brenda
Gardner, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Naomi Gonzalez,
Sandra CorTinez, Mary RuTh Sigala, Cyndy GunTer, Cel-
esTe Dillard. Pam Jones. THIRD ROW: AlTus Reese, Joni
The 25 members oT The
FHA lHerol Club spend Their
meeTing Time by having speak-
ers, panels, and business meeT-
ings. This is in accordance wiTh
The NaTional Program oT work.
PromoTing inTeresT and knowl-
edge in Home Economics Rel-
aTed OccupaTions is The main
goal oT The club. ExTra acTivi-
Ties oT The club include pro-
grams To inTerpreT HECE, a
campus clean up or beauTiTica-
Tion proiecT and a banqueT
honoring employers. The club
also sold FayoriTe Recipe
Books.
NoTes on The clubs lasT meefing are
looked over by ChrisTine Abel and
KaThy Walker . . . In her work.
Brenda Gardner looked aTTer chil-
dren.
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LamberT. Della Coplin, Sherry Herpeche, Kelly Paschal,
Nelda SmiTh, Joanne Paschal. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Sue
Day. Cindy Way, Laura WhiTe, RiTa Brooks. Kay Moss.
Ramona HamilTon. FIFTH ROW: Terry Ward. Norris Ben-
neTT, Alfred Miller, Joel Cecil, Charles Reece.
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Cenfer provided more 'food facfs 'For
Their sfudy . . . Working af her iob
a+ Aileen's. Kay Moss measures
maferial . . . Looking for homemak-
ing ideas from magazines are Schar-
lene Upfon, and Della Coplin . . .
Joann Paschal gels on-+he-iob-'lrain-
ing a+ Taco Bell . . . Tax bullefins
and income informa+ion are sfudied
by Brenda Gardner, Ramona Hamil-
'ron and Susan Reid . . . Thanksgiv-
ing favors for 'rhe res? homes were
FHA proiecf for Mary Sigala. Linda
Lopez, and Naomi Gonzales.
Clubs--I I9
Club Time Used for Praclice Periods
DRAMA ABM-ENE-BQTTOM ROW Sarah Penng MaHhews Dolores Rios Valerie Maples THIRD ROW
Sharon Munson, Melissa Jones, Edgar Wafson Ill Debbie Mllie SCOTT Kelfh D9lCl'1m3nn Cara GFICS Chfls
Landers, Tim Sfrickland, Debra Roberfs SECOND ROW McMurray David McBride Paula Harper Lonnie Chevrie
Ginger C-ayden, Susan Willingham, Mark Edwards Bonnie
Wifh The new lille, Drama
Abilene, five produclions were
produced in The '72-'73 sea-
son. "EnTer Laughing" opened
The season on Ocfober 20 and
2I, followed by The Neil Simon
comedy, "The Siar Spangled
Girl" on November 28 To
December I, "The Small
World of Millie Mclvor" was
Drama Abilene's enfry in The
UIL One Ac+ Play coniesl.
The Drama Deparfmenr was
also aclive in Forensic compe-
Hiion, afrending 'rournamenfs
from San Benilo ro Wichira
Falls.
The Drama Awards Banquel'
was held in May.
DRAMA ABILENE: Randy Earp,
Vickie Thompson, Jana Hursf, Kirby
Smifh, Sally Carpenrer, Cindy Beall,
Gary Smifh.
I2O-Clubs
Foremans
Drama Abilene presenled +he play
"En+er Laughing." Playing fhe lead-
ing roles were Jana Hurst Randy
Earp and Terry Ship . . . "STar
Spangled Girl" was presenred in
November. The casf included Kirk
Nash. Cindy Beall, and Bob Moore
. . . Dressed in early morning aHire,
Judy Thomas and Kirby Smilh do a
scene in "En+er Laughing." . . . Kirlc
Nash and Bob Moore do a scene in
The Neil Simon comedy "Sfar Span-
gled Girl." . . . "The Small World of
Millie Mclvor" was presenfed for The
UIL One Acf Play Confesf. Sfar per-
'Formers were Gary Smifh, Cindy
Beall and Jana Hursf.
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CHESS-BQTTQM RQW: Mike MCEIFOYI David Harrison' rosco, Doyal Lyons, Larry Fisher, Dale Bos+ick, Bill Miller,
Wilfred Dumon+, Susan Rogers, Glenn Carfer, Kafhy Lan- James BOQQS- Sl?Ve l-afWiQfdf B'llY Woofil- FOURTH
gan. Mr. Carl S+. Clair-Sponsor. SECOND ROW: James ROW5 Norman N'el5S9ni M'ClW59l Spaflisi VfC+0r Crump'
Smifhy Bruce Henry' MGH Agony Sfeve Liles' Al Cooper' +on, Jerry Sinclair, Ivan Musser, Bill Willis, Don Godard.
Ray Nichols, Curlis Conway. Tl-llRD ROW: Ednoi Car-
Club Parlicipanls Develop Chess Skill
Selling off fo a good siarl,
The Abilene High Chess Club
began wifh approximalely lilly
members in ils iirsl year. Par- 4
'ricipanls of +he club ioined "
'rogelher lo promole chess
enlhusiasm and improve lhe
playing abilily ol Hs members.
Sfuden+s in +he club planned
To have a 'rournamenl wifh
Cooper Chess Club. lvleefings
were held every second Tues-
day nighl and on club days.
Usually informal, mosl' of lhe '
club meelings were spenl in
playing chess and lisfening 'ro
music.
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Deciding which move would be besf
lo help lhem win are James Boggs
and Sieve Liles . . . Mr. Carl S+.
Clair ponders over a move he has To
make in a game wifh Kafhy Langan.
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Promofing belfer under-
slanding of speech and ifs dif-
ficullies is lhe main purpose of
1'he Abilene High Speech
Club. Mosl of The club lime is
spen+ in planning +ournamen+s.
Some of The lournamenfs in
which 'rhe club, parlicipaled
were The New Braunfels, Texas
Tech, San Benifo, Midwesfern
Universily, and Universily of
Texas Tournamenfs.
Members of lhe club also
'roolc parl' in picnics, parlies,
and a special end-of-The-year
'rrip. This lrip was financed by
various money raising acfivi-
lies. A+ Chris+mas, lhe club
go+ +oge+her and wen+ carrol-
ing for The faculfy.
Preparing for debafe, Melinda
Norfhcul poinfs ou'r possible s+ra+egy
To Lynn Hall . . . Demonsfrafing her
abilify in documen+ing a poin'r is
Leigh Anne Grover . . . Hun+ing 'For
cards To prove +heir argumenr are
Chuck Bradford and Tim Bradshaw.
SPEECH: BOTTOM ROW: Melinda Norfhcuf, Brenda Thompson, Tina Giles,
Cindy Parker. SECOND ROW: Joe Velasquez, Lynn Luflrell, LeighAnne Gro-
ver, Nancy Coafes. THIRD ROW: Brian Johnsfon, Chuclc Bradford, David
Sfampley, Mr. Twain Tharp.
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Bruce Harvey praciices on a golf
sfroke . . . Mr. Glen Cleveland gives
Mark McCord, club presidenl, a few
poinlers.
Club Encourages Par'ricipa1'ion in Golf
Membership in rhe golf club
is no+ reslricled fo golf pros
alone.
The main purpose of lhe
club is lo encourage inleresl in
fhe sporl of golf and fo edu-
cafe nclonly The club mem-
bers buf every one in +he
heal1'h'Ful value of golf, nor
only during high school buf for
a lifefime.
Club Time was spenf walch-
ing 'Films and lisfening To guesl' jig h e
speakers from golf courses. '
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eoLF CLUB-BOTTOM ROW:
Gary Wyaff, Don Oversfreef. David 51
Allen, Mr. Glen Cleveland. SECOND Q
ROW: Vicki Thompson, Mark
McCord, Mar+in Sfewarl, Mark Hol- Y i' 3
loway. THIRD ROW: Paul Cloudus. E
Paula Harper, Roberf Orfiz, Dirk g L ' V- is g.
Kerley. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Mul- f f gg, 'Yi
lins, Ivan Musser, Chad Anderson, i if
B H i l
ruce away' ,',,
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Club Members AcTive in TournamenTs
PrOmOTing inTeresT in Tennis
and supporTing The AHS Ten-
nis Team were prOiecTs The
Tennis club did besT This year.
They spenT Their club Time
Organizing money making pro-
iecTs and deciding on ways OT
creaTing inTeresT in AHS Ten-
nis.
AcTiyiTies included money-
malcing proiecTs such as a
scrap-iron drive and bake
sales. and TournamenTs in
which mOsT OT The club mem-
bers compeTe in.
The club consisTs OT approxi-
maTely 25 members and
Coach Oary Haeclcer, Their
sponsor Tor The second year.
Junior Joe Guerra and Sophomore
Clay Brandon, The Tennis club offi-
cers, and Coach Gary Haeclcer dis-
cuss The upcoming schedule OT Tour-
namenTs Tor The '73 season.
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TENNIS CLUB-BOTTOM ROW:
Ducker, PaTTi Jones, Janis Douglas.
lew, Pamela Manis. Valinda Barnes
OND ROW: Diane Oles. Rhonda
Sfeve Kelley, Karen STauTzenberger.
John ATlcins, Susan
Ann Dunn, KaTTa Bal-
U-Nan Jaynes. SEC-
HarT, Randy Duncan,
Milicenf Allen, Mela-
nie Miller, Debbie ElliOTT, Mr. Gary Haecker. THIRD
ROW: Marcia Mclieehan, Brenda Palmer, Pam DuVall.
Joe Moore. Clay Brandon. Lanny l.amberT. Tim Powell,
Joe Guerra. Aubrey Jerige.
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SPQR'l'SMAN'S-BOTTOM ROW: Brad Ogner, Dru Hall, Darrel Barnes, John Leach, Elfon Crawford, Randy Dunn.
James Vedrine, Mike Rodriguez, James Crim. SECOND FOURTH ROW: Roger Love, Dewayne Whife, John
ROW: Mr. J. W. Rives, Mike Mims, Paige Myers. Floyd Blakeney, Sfony Morlon, Ken Fos+er.
Kaerwer, Jim McElyea. THIRD ROW: James Kennedy.
Sporlsmen Concen+ra+e on Car Racing
Crearing an inreresf in vari-
ous spor+s and building a
sporfsman like conducl in 'fer'
young men was The goal of lhe
Spor+sman's Club. Films were
viewed and public speakers
were inviled 'ro give 'ralks. One
speaker was Mrs. Shay Nichols,
a racer, who spoke lo ihe club
abou? her hobby. She pres-
enfed piclures and fold how 'ro
build cars. Some members of
lhe club are racers and shared
lheir experiences in racing
wi+h ofher members. Also dis-
cussed were orher sporls such
as hunfing and fishing.
Mr. J. W. Rives has been
sponsor of 'rhe club for seven
years.
Assisfing Floyd Kaerwer in choosing
films +o be used for fhe Spor+sman's
Club is Jim McElyea.
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Na+ure Trip Planned 'ro Forl Phanlom
ECOLOGY: BOTTOM ROW: Marr
Hamillon, Vicki Fairclofh, Gaila Con-
rad. Deana Rhoads, Vicki Woodell,
Mrs. Donnis Crump. SECOND
ROW: Mariean Milchell, Jackie
Pakes, Cheryl Hicks, Robin Dennis,
Brenda Flynn, Larry Gonzales.
THIRD ROW: Carol Slewarf, Juffa
Lanham, Dana Allison, Sandy Colf-
man. Beverly Garrel, Dodi Wilson.
To help preserve lhe envi-
ronment members of lhe Ecol-
ogy Club learn The conserva-
lion ol nalural resources and
work wilhin lhe communily To
keep il beauliful.
Exlra aclivilies for lhe club
included a bicycle lrip To Lake
Forl Phanlom wilh lhe Environ-
menfal Science Club, and a
parfy during which members
hosled a speaker from lhe
Environmenfal Aclion Organi-
zalion. The club also collecled
newspapers. aluminum, and
glass lor recycling.
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Plans for fhe Ecology Club boofh in
The TAP Carnival were made by
Robin Dennis. Carol Sfewarf, Slel
Smifh and Sandy Coffman . . .
Doing Their parf 'ro keep +he AHS
campus clean are Ju++a Lanhan,
Becky Scoff, and Beverly Garref.
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SPIRIT CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Jane+ Rinard, Linda
Gladish, Kalhy Wood, Kris Childs, Marsha Boles, Debbie
Kenneally, Shari Malhiews, Darla Morris, Cindy Miller,
Carol Powey, Micha Parks, Mary Kay Sudbury. SECOND
ROW: Darlene Crofford, Kafhy Rucker, PaHy Jones, Pam
Fry, Beverly Rosengranrs, Linda Jones, Jane? Carfer, Deb-
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The Bold Gold, led by Teresa
Wurschmidf. cheer 'rhe Eagles on fo
vicfory . . . Blowing up balloons for
chair favors are one of +he responsi-
bililies of fhe spirif club members as
Terry Warren finds our.
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bie VOlmer, Mary Kay Williams, Connie Carr, .,Q:clcy,
S+rader,jMarianne Taylor, Melia McAlis+er, Ronna Dayis,
Terry'Colrer, Debra Oliver, Denise Yarbro, Susan Ducker,
Dawnelle Woodall, Diane Dendy, Kim Hughes, Carla
Johnson, Dani Henderson, Kaffa Ballew, Debbie Ellio++,
Paula Perkins, Mary Ann Chunn, Paffie Rurledge.
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Bold Gold Boosfs Spirif
'Tl Promofing spirif and a sense
of unify for all sporfs is fhe
main goal of fhe Abilene High
School Bold Gold.
The clubs l60 members
spenf fheir fime pracficing
yells, chanfs, and pom pom
roufines. Exfra acfivifies
include decorafing fhe gym
for pep rallies, making locker
boosfers, chair favors, and fhe
crash sign.
The spirif club parficipafed
in foofball, baslcefball, volley-
ball, fraclc, fennis, and base-
ball. Sponsors are Miss Beverly
Ball and Mrs. Barbara Beene.
Performing wifh fhe assisfance of fhe
cheerleaders and officers, fhe Bold
Gold parficipafed in encouraging
fhe mighfy Eagles.
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SPIRIT CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Roxann Aaron, officer
Gale Fosfer, Lee Large, Mary Shaheen, Laura Whife
Donna Timms, Nancy Huddlesfon, officer: Janice Wil-
liams, Laurie Shedd, Daneffe Bourland, Celia Doyle, Sfe-
phanie Williams, Lindsay Davis, Teresa Wurschmidf, offi-
cer. SECOND ROW: Sandra Rodriquez, Kafherine Kim-
brough, Pafricia Murray, Regina Smifh, Cynfhia Hines
Melinda Tallanf Sall Sfrader, Linda Orr, Marka Morris,
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Marsha Landis, Molly Brown, Cafhy Carr. THIRD ROW
Cindy Scannell, Dana Wafson, Molly Rios, Linda Whife,
Shirley Wolfe, Regina ScoH', Cynfhia Turner, Jessica Buf-
Ier, Susan Townsend, Denise Ice, Lisa Sanders, Sheri Shea.
LuAnne Lighffoof, Suzie Knupple. FOURTH ROW: Terry
Warren, Randa Bruce, Tonya McCombs, Sally Carpenfer,
Gaye Hamm, Delores Villilavos, Carolyn Henderson, Ann
Farnsworfh. Judy Purvis, Valeria Basey, Paf Mingle, Brenda
Bullingfon, Becky Boone, Carol Agnew, Karen Bradford,
Debbie McManus.
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COSMETOLOGY-BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Willeen Rob-
erTs, Belinda Weems, Teri Fraser, Vicki FolTz, Becky Wom-
mack, Peggy STeadman, Barbara Hanson, Mary Diaz. SEC-
OND ROW: LeTicia Sanchez. EsTher Rodriguez, Mary
McClure. Paula CowarT, Cindy Nunnally, STarliT Simmons.
Shirley Lambert CaThi Michaud. THIRD ROW: Dena
Dixon, Robbye Cleveland, Helen Loya, Dana Wilson,
Renee HeTlin, Vickie Kendrick, Jodi Hodges, Re+ha HarT,
Cindy ForresTer. FOURTH ROW: MarTha Pruski, Rose
Ann Jenkins, Susan GriTTiTh, Melinda Crow, Marilyn
Campbell, Eva Perez, Debbie Davis, Becky NewTon, Pam
Brown.
Club ls FirsT for The FourTh Year
Leadership in a world oT
work is The aim oT The Cosme-
Tology Club. Members use
Their club Time reviewing con-
TesT procedures and Training
Tor compeTiTion. ParTicipanTs
enTer inTo Three divisions: local
hairsTyling, chapTer ceremonies
and public speaking. ATTer
local They enTer inTo disTricT
compeTiTion. NexT come sTaTe
and Then naTional.
For Tour sTraighT years The
chapTer ceremonies Team,
made up oT The club oTTicers.
have placed TirsT in disTricT
compeTiTion.
AcTiviTies in which The club
parTicipaTed were a ChrisTmas
banqueT and Tilling Thanksgiv-
ing baskeTs Tor The needy.
Mrs. Willeen RoberTs is spon-
sor Tor The club Tor her sixTh
year.
During a Tuesday nighf session, cos-
meTology members pracTice hair
seTs. Modeling The hair sTyles are
lTop rowzl Bonnie Cruse, Peggy
STeadman: lBoTTom Rowzl Mary
McClure, Jodi Hodges, STarliT Sim-
mons.
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DRAFTING CLUB-BOTTOM ROW-Tracy Niedecken.
Manuel Pena, Alejandro. Ruelas, I.anna Dixon, Donna
Dixon, Belinda Silva. SECOND ROW-Trina Smi+h. Randy
Maynor, Roberf Snyder. Harlon Youngquisl, Wes Norrell,
Dean Ververs, Sara Yeager. THIRD ROW-Randy Ver-
non, Philip Compher. Dane Alexander, Terry Cagle, Mike
Close. Mr. W. A. Owens. FOURTH ROW-Leonard
Hickam, Alberf Simpson, Don Sfeele, Mike Oles, Douglas
Macmahan, Sfeven Eads. Mike Cole.
Indus+riaI Ar+s Clubs En'rer Con'res+s
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An exceIIen+ showing in
Induslrial Arls coniesfs Ias+
spring allowed siudenls 'ro win
I5 firsl places. In The draffing
conlesi, Rob EIIis won firsl
place in sfafe. The Induslrial
Aris Clubs ceniered around
promoling inferesf in wood-
working and induslrial draffing
and affending bofh regional
and sraie confesis wi+h com-
pelifion in woodworking and
draffing. Under The direcfion
of Mr. Jo Harwell in woodship
and Mr. W. A. Owens in
drafling, Ihe clubs aliended
The Texas Induslrial Arfs Slale
Fair in Ausiin. The regional
confesl was held in April al
ACC.
WOODSHOP-BOTTOM ROW-Bob Sliler, Kennefh Smiih, Delberf Janda.
SECOND ROW-Dale Verner, Paul Cloudus, Roberl Oriiz. THIRD ROW-
David Adams, David Na+ions, Malcom Crawford, Mr. Joe Harwell. FOURTH
ROW-Charles Murphey, Larry Smifh, Richard Allen, Richard Jersey.
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OEA Members Allend Area Conlesls
OEA-BOTTOM ROW: Lynne Carroll, Belh Flores, Roma
Keesee, Karen Malhiews, Karen Baack. Carole Cole,
Glenda Dieckman. SECOND ROW: Palricia McBride,
Lana Earp, Jonye Gogle, lreasurer: Nina Purcell, Deana
Hendrix, presidenl: Susan Middlelon, Deborah Thibo-
deaux, Karen Burkharl. THIRD ROW: Sheryl Amarine,
Furlhering lheir knowledge
ol lhe business world, mem-
bers ol lhe OEA club spenl
lheir club lime lislening lo
guesl speakers. laking lield
lrips, and discussing club busi-
ness.
Club members used lhe
knowledge lhey gained in lhe
club lo advance lheir sland-
ings al several conlesls. These
included an Area IV Youlh
Leadership Conlerence al
Howard Junior College held
on March 2nd and 3rd, a
slale Leadership Conlerence
held April I3lh and l4lh in
San Anlonio, and Nalional
Leadership Conlerence on
May 5lh lhrough 8lh in Albu-
guerque.
OEA sludenl Roma Kesse answers
lhe lelephone as parl ol her secre-
larial dulies al lhe Adminislralion 1 .
Building . . . Typing mail-ouls keeps
Karen Baack busy-
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Anila Miller, Risalda Pena, Susan Jones, vice-presidenl:
Cassie Slephenson. Tanya While, Glenda Calloway, Mrs.
Ouida Harkey. FOURTH ROW: Alice Brown, Alma Pink,
secrelary: Linda Slewarl, Marilyn Meredilh, Yolanda Nel-
son, Teri Harrison, Lynelle Hill.
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OEA PRE-EMPLOYMENT-BOTTOM ROW: Kafhy Sanford, Judy Nofgrass, Diannia Sfanfill, Vickie Scales.
Green, Carmen Suarez, Beffy Reyes. Sandra Fraser, Janie Karen Clay, Olivia Lopez. FOURTH ROW: Beckey Wil-
Hudson, Kim Andress. SECOND ROW: Debbie Davison, Iiams, Elaine Tipps, Olga Gonzales, Mildred Prince. Paf
Debbie Howefh, Gail Ford, Sherry Hudson, Julie Howard, Baffee. Linda Jones, Mrs. Judy Bird.
Cindy Williams, Di anna Zimmerle. THIRD ROW: Rhonda
New Club Prepares Members for Jobs
Pre-employmenf OEA club
was designed fo prepare sfu-
denfs fo become fopflighf
office personnel. Club firne
was spenf discussing proiecfs
and goals of fhe club. The club
also had a Chrisfmas parfy,
fook various field frips, and
parficipafed in an OEA work-
shop.
Members affended several
confesfs including area con-
fesfs in Big Spring and a sfafe
confesf in San Anfonio. These
confesfs were concerned
mainly wifh office skills.
Mrs. Judy Bird, sponsor of
fhe club, supervised The money
raising proiecfs of selling B-
Craff Kifs and novelfy ifems.
Checking finished English Reference
Manuals are Linda Jones and Julie
s Howard . . . Diligenfly working on
manuals are Kafhy Green and Karen
Clay while Sandra Fraser reads fhe
fruif of fheir labors.
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Sfudenfs lnvolved In DECA Training
Disfribufive Educafion Clubs
of America are designed fo
develop fufure leaders for
marlcefing and disfribufion.
The program helps members
fo undersfand fhe responsibili-
fies of cifizenship in fhe field
of compefifive enferprize and
fo develop a sense of individ-
ual responsibilify and an
appreciafion of civic and
social obligafions.
Club fime is spenf discuss-
ing and planning upcoming
confesfs and evenfs. DECA
fakes parf in fhe Area Youfh
Leadership Conference, and
employer-employee banquef,
and confesfs wifh compefifion
in demonsfrafion, adverfising,
iob applicafion, and displays.
DECA sfudenfs parficipafe in a sec-
ond period group discussion . . .
Donna Randall marks merchandise af
T G 8: Y . . . The officers of DECA
club are Lisa Warner. reporfer:
Donna Randall, vice-presidenf: Roy
Scarbrough, presidenf: and Paf
Ellioff, secrefary.
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DECA-BOTTOM ROW: Jane Shipley, Leska Vasquez,
Kelly Jones, Sherri Brooker, Susie Bell. Nena Williams, Pam
Diener. SECOND ROW: Pa? Ellioff, Lisa Warner, Donna
Randall, Brenda Buckley. lrene Pena, Almose Hamilfon,
Jackie Louis, Mr. Cecil Couch-Sponsor. THIRD ROW:
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Karen Day, Joel Lawson, Mike Rios, Billy Burns, Fred l-lun'r,
Judy Bruno, Kay Grissom. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Boyd.
Richard Cain, Glenn Wallace, Donny Vickers, Roy Scarb-
rough, Curfis Owens, Charlie Marsh, David Tolberl.
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Kay Grissom. Donna Randall, Sandra
Williams, and Brenda Buckley work
as salesladies a+ a local family cenfer
. . f As one of his dufies af a super
markef, Fred Hunf loads sacks in
' cars . . . Saleslacly June Sanders
works in lhe men's clofhing deparl-
O .:::,..,,...' QM men? affer school and on Sa+urdays
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"i"Tir5I5:""il'?f' . . . Kelly Jones works as a cashier
and creclif assisfanf in a variefy
sfore.
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Richard Cain marks fhe boxes as
Mike Rios looks on . . .Jane Shipley
shows a nofebook prepared for a
confesf . . . Pal' Ellio++ and Curfis
Owens give a sales demonsfrafion of
a fape recorder fo The DECA class
. . .Sue Bell, a saleslady firs all ages
for shoes . . . Named Boy and Girl
of The year in DECA are Ro Scar-
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brough and Donna Randall.
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RADIO 81 TV-BOTTOM ROW: Oran Jordan, Jerry Car-
fer. Roberf Earnesf, Neilon Anderson, Ronnie Scruggs,
Mike Brooks. SECOND ROW: Carlos Daniels, Dennis
Redman, David Chacon, Terry Conner. THIRD ROW:
Donald Neill, Kyle Dolson, Margarilo Ramirez, Ronnie
Broach, Will Offo, Mr. H. J. Keirh, sponsor. FOURTH
ROW: Jim Sawyer, Mark Condra, Bob Thomas, George
Shriver, James Boswell.
Clubs S+rive for Leadership and Skills
MACHINE SHOP-BOTTOM ROW: Tom Sylvanus, Ken Demone, John Alkins,
Gary Roemisch. SECOND ROW: John Poor, Allen Young, Hiram Miramonfez.
THIRD ROW: Bob Terrell, Tony Papasan, David Tucker, Richard Allen, John
Rhodes.
In 'rhe Third year of organi-
zalion, Jrhe Radio 84 TV repair
club slrove To develop leader-
ship and skill. The club's pur-
pose was fo develop an under-
slanding of elecironics and
crailsmanship, To develop skill
in 'rhe use of equipmenl and
fools of 'rhe frade, and lo
develop a willingness 'ro work
and cooperaie. Mr. H. J.
Keifh direcled ihe club mem-
bers while preparing ior The
annual VICA spring conlesis.
In vacafionally relaied
Machine Shop Club, members
slrove To promo+e high regard
for craffsmanship. Mr. J. T.
Harwell sponsored The club in
preparaiion for +he disfricl
conlesl' held in March al San
Angelo and 'rhe sfale conlesi
al Eorl Worlh in April. The
club is helpful +o young men
who plan on going info my
mechanical or engineering
fields.
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On-The-Job Training Is ParT of ICT
BOTTOM ROW: CaThey Cook. Connie Anderson, Debbie
Barron, Pam Cook, Suzy MilsTead. SECOND ROW: Becky
Scales. Diane Tweedie, Janel Mayhall, JeaneaTTa Kay
Burns, Susan GuisTo. Marla Wadley, Joan Thomas. THIRD
ROW: Rickie Cooper, Harold Ferguson, Rhonda PaTrig-
nani, Becky STeel, Inez Brannon, Cindy Gaulding, JeaneTTe
FosTering a greaTer respecT
Tor The responsibiliTies oT work-
ing and developing leadership
abiliTies OT The sTudenTs
involved were The main goals
oT The IndusTriaI CooperaTive
Training Club. STudenTs inTer-
esTed in on-The-job Training
and enrolled in ICT classes
were eligible Tor club member-
ship.
Club acTiviTies included a
ChrisTmas parTy, Employer-
employee banqueT, and con-
TesTs. in which The sTudenTs
were encouraged To compeTe
wiTh Their parTicular skills. The
club parTicipaTed in The VICA
disTricT and sTaTe conTesTs.
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VarieTy in ICT iobs comes in work
such as Tha? oT TIoris+ shop Tor Con-
nie Anderson, and a sTudio Tor Tim
Perkins.
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Headrick, Mr. Bill Decker, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Larry
Slough. Randy STrickIand, Lynn Lowe, Mary Kay Kiel, Mike
Baird, Joni Hollabaugh, Tim Perkins. FIFTH ROW: CarITon
Bell, Gary GarreTT, Ben McWilliams, Marvin Long, David
L. Webb. David BarTleTT, Gary Crain, TimoThy GarreTT.
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On-'rhe-job fraining for Gary Crain,
fupper riglwfi, Dennis Adams, and
Gary Garrefr flower righ+l, involves
work wifh machinery . . . Mary Kay
Kiel's work in a denfal lab, and Mar-
vin Long's af a TV sfafion complefe
'rheir ICT fraining . . . ICT officer
'rhis year were Cafhey Cook, secre-
Tary, Janel Mayhall, Treasurer, Dennis
Adams, president Gary Crain, par-
liamenfarian, Tim Perkins. reporfer:
and Gary Garreff, vice president
Clubs-I39
Diverse Aclivilies lnvolve EDP Members
Exercising rheir lalenf and knowledge
in finding The errors in lheir pro-
grams are Debbie Crow and Dixie
Gowler . . . When accidenls happen
+here are always cards To be picked
up as Darrell Blounf finds oul.
DATA PROCESSING-BOTTOM ROW: Peggy Wilson.
Dana Walls, secrefaryq Pafly Weems. Theresa Alford, Dar-
lene Crofford, April Burfon, Darlene Price, vice-president
SECOND ROW: Curlis Conway, Denae l-lamlell, Debbie
Crow, Jane+ Sroneberg, lreasurer: Pal Graham. Tim Brad-
shaw, Craig Malhis. Tl'llRD ROW: Randall Andrews,
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Doug Doinern, Kevin McBride, Gary Pelerson, Larry
Moore, president Don McFadden, Mr. Bob Barlow. spon-
sor. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Fred Slirman. sponsor: Jim
Johnson, Mark Carfer, Kerry Willingham, Bill Broyles.
Terry Smifh, Terry Galle, Adolfo Flores.
Various acfivifies kepf fhe
members of fhe Dafa Process-
ing Club busy This pasf year.
Creafing colorful wreafhs and
crosses from salvage key-punch
cards was one of fhe ways fhe
members made money for fhe
club. The money was used fo
help sponsor some of fhe
members fo fhe sfafe compefi-
fion.
The new IBM ll3O com-
pufer offered enferfainmenf,
recreafion, and invaluable
experience in fhe rising field
of compufers. Three compufer
languages are faughf during
fhe course of fhe year.
Many of fhe club meefings
were spenf discussing job
opporfunifies.
Checking for possible keypunching
errors is Mr. Bob Barlow helped by
Debbie Elkins Developing his
speed and experfise on fhe new key-
punch machine is Kerry Willingham
. . . Engaged in making decorafions
for 'rhe club Chrisfmas proiecf are
EDP members.
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Rehab Tour Given by FuTure Nurses
FuTure Nurses were kepT
busy This year learning as
much as possible abouT The
nursing proTession wiTh a
career in nursing in mind.
AcTiviTies included parTici-
paTion in Sing Song '72, Mem-
bers sang "WhisTle While You
Work", in "liTTle people" cos-
Tumes and won TirsT place in
The cosTume division. A Tour oT
The Abilene RehabiliTaTion
CenTer, a bake sale, parTies,
and public speakers were also
included on Their calendar.
Sponsoring The FuTure
Nurses Tor her TirsT Time was
Mrs. June WhiTT, The school
nurse.
Dressed in "liTTle people" cosTumes.
The FuTure Nurses sang "WhisTle
While You Work" Tor Sing-Song 72.
FUTURE NURSES: BOTTOM ROW: Vanessa Johnson.
CynThia Maxwell, Sylvia Perez. Debbie Lyons, BeTh Davis.
SECOND ROW: Ms. June WhiTT, JoKaren Richardson,
Connie Caldwell, Maryann Loya, Rhonda Tucker, JeaneTTe
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Anderson. THIRD ROW: Nancy Blankenship. Denice
WurschmidT, JenniTTer Shields. Gwen Lieb. Debbie Han-
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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: BOTTOM ROW: AlberT Simpson. WinsTon
WhiTT, Joel Lawson. SECOND ROW: Gail Moore, Donna ShorT, MargareT Wil-
Iiams, MargareT Broom. THIRD ROW: Joan TolberT, RoberT AusTin, AlberT
Solis, Elaine Black, Mr. Norman Olsen. FOURTH ROW: David TolberT, Linda
Rodriquez, Johnny MarTinez, Jim Johnson, STeve Wanegrin.
Serving as presidenT oT In+erna+ionaI
RelaTions was RoberT Wilson: Rob
Spiller was presidenT oT The Acad-
emy oT Science.
CurrenT SiTuaTions Discussed by Clubs
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JR. ACADEMY OF SCIENCE-BOTTOM ROW: James Perry, Dan Ferree,
Marcus WhiTmore, Mike Young. SECOND ROW: PeTe Barrera, Darcy Tielcing,
Rob Spiller, Miss MarguriTe GriTTin, Gene Wiseman.
EnTering inTo iTs sixTh year,
The lnTernaTional RelaTions
Club was involved wiTh relaT-
ing world evenTs To sTudenTs'
lives aT Abilene I-ligh. Mr.
Norman Olsen and his mem-
bers spenT Their club Time dis-
cussing world siTuaTions. MeeT-
ings were usually inTormal
which helped To make parTici-
panTs become more inTeresTed
in world aTTairs surrounding
Them.
While encouraging individ-
ual sTudy, Miss MarguriTe
GriTTin helped The members oT
The Junior Academy oT Sci-
ence To develop scienTiTic
inTeresT. Club Time was used
To sTudy currenT happenings in
The scienTiTic Tield.
BoTh clubs have had The
same sponsors since organiza-
Tion.
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Drilling To prepare Tor The wiring oT
The house builT by The building
Trades sTudenTs is elecTrical Trades
club member Dwayne Morris.
ELECTRICAL TRADES-BOTTOM ROW: Michael L. Wilson. SECOND ROW:
Roger WaTkins, Mike Halpayne, Peggy STeadman. THIRD ROW: Mark Prien,
Dub Hicks, Ray PruiTT, Dave Adams. FOURTH ROW: Dale Beck, Terry Brooks.
Richard Behney. Harry CarTer.
ElecTrical Trades Club Wires Houses
Tooling wiTh various proiecTs
and discussing new Techniques
in craTTsmanship are The main
acTiviTies Tor The ElecTrical
Trades Club. The proiecTs
involve The consTrucTion oT
elecTronic sensors and phase
converTors as well as rewinding
moTors.
To TesT skills and increase
eTTiciency, The members oT The
club parTicipaTe in a Tall dis-
TricT conTesT and a spring sTaTe
conTesT. To prepare Themselves
Tor The rigors oT The conTesTs,
members held meeTings oTher
Than Those scheduled aT
school.
Rounding ouT Their acTivi-
Ties, The members wired The
houses builT by building Trades
classes.
Dwayne Morris and Mike Fisher
spend parT oT Their class Time as well
as Their club' Time working on The
rewinding oT a moTor.
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A.V.-BOTTOM ROW: Marsha Boles, Mary Shaheen, Jeff
Davis, vice-presidenf: Richard Swim, Ricky Cravens, Linda
While, Dana Wa+son. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Suzanne
Chalcraff, Mike Phipps, Joel Lawson, Chad Anderson,
Rick Shipley, Joe Cook, Herman Cas+illo. THIRD ROW:
Danny Medulla, Randall Andrews. Tom Clarke, David Wil-
burn, Kuri Warson, Gary Filzgerald. Liz Howerron, Mic-
key Smilh. FOURTH ROW: Doug McMahan. secrelaryq
Ricky Thompson, presidenlg Par Canavan, Danny Edward,
Vic+or Crumpron, Tom Cain, Richard Sullivan, Mike Har-
din.
Sludenrs inleresled in learn-
l ing and assisring in piclure
i i vylix proieclion, sound reproduclion
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V3-T ff AV club donale Their club
.. lime To showing films and per-
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H f'Tff"- Q, The club work is coordinaled
XS- T iii: w Q by Mrs. Susanne Chalcrall.
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+uni+y lo operale sound equip-
men'r in +he audirorium and
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Crumpfon, prepares 'ro show Hamlef
+o +he senior English classes.
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Jerry Brown, secreTary: Dee Jay Walls, presidenT: Jesus
Lopez SECOND ROW: Mr. Travis SrniTh, Cosrne Perez,
Johnny Sanchez, Randy Dieclcrnan, Danny Medulla, THIRD
ROW: Ralph Johnson. Jerry Robinson, John Briley, Mark
CveTl:ovich. Gary Henry. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Dun-
can. PaT Canavan, Phil King, vice-presidenT: Randy Free-
rnen, Lloyd Dail.
AuTo Mechanics Does General Service
Developing basic skills in The
Tools oT The Trade necessary To
analyze, repair, mainTain, and
do general service on auTomo-
Tive eguipmenT was The main
goal oT The AuTo Mechanics
Club.
Members oT The club parTic-
ipaTed in several conTesTs dur-
ing The year. Among These
were The VlCA Tall and spring
disTricT meeTs and a VlCA
sTaTe conTesT. Members were
TesTed on Their slcill, speed,
and Technical abiliTy. They also
were TesTed on selecTed pro-
iecTs aT disTricT and sTaTe con-
TesTs.
Mr. Travis SmiTh has been
supervisor and sponsor oT The
AuTo Mechanics Club Tor
eighT years.
Johnny Sanchez, Danny Medulla, and
Marlc CveTlcovich, assisTed by Mr.
Travis SrniTh, replace The pisTons in
an overhauled engine.
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Johnny Medulla's many +asks in au'ro
mechanics classes during fhe day
. . . Hard af work, Ronnie Duncan
helps 'ro insfall shocks . . . Mr. Travis
Smirh offers poin+ers +o Par Canavan
and Mark Cvefkovich on a mufflar
repair To be done as class work . . .
Phil King gels ready for +he end of
class by puffing his 'l'OOlS away.
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Members Travel Tor Several ConTesTs
Developing aggressive rural
leadership abilifies and esTab-
lishing young people in Tarm-
ing, ranching and relaTed busi-
nesses were The main goals of
The FuTure Farmers oT Amer-
ica.
BoasTing a membership of
abouT IO5 sTudenTs, The FFA
parTicipaTed in livesToclc shows,
Tairs, and cooperaTive acTivi-
Ties.
The club members Traveled
over The sTaTe parTicipaTing in
disTricT. area, and sTaTewide
leadership and iudging con-
TesTs.
Painfing Trash cans To be presenTed
To Mr. Bill Graves for The campus
were Senior FFA sTudenTs.
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As an annual evenT, The club selecfs
a sweeThearT. This year The club
selecTed Miss Lynda Rae as FFA
SweeThearT.
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Leaders of The FFA Club were Rod- Vinson, vice-presidenf: Jimmy Parker
ney Wilson, president Eddy May- reporTer: Larry KnighT, secreTary
nard, Treasurer lboTTom rowl: Lanny Glen AlTman. senTinal.
FFA-BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Bill Scorr, Lanny Vinson,
Jimmy Parker, Glen Allman, Rod Wilson, Eddy Maynard.
Larry Knighf. SECOND ROW: Vince McClure, Gordon
Crawford, Bill Tarpley, Jane? Agnew, Lynda Rae, Suzan
Gillis, Tommie Harendr, Kenl Tippen. Ronny Maynard.
Lee Davidson, David Gragg. THIRD ROW: Michael Rob-
inson, Marlc Williams, Jim Williams, Paul Shyrles, Scofr
Thane, Rusry Trull, Roberf Dol, Randal Johnson. FOURTH
ROW: Bob Newberry, Rusfy McLeskey, Gary McNu'r'r,
Eddie Warren, Gary Hendrix. FIFTH ROW: Rodney Oli-
ver, Guy Weeks, Ken Edwards, Kim Clay, Ronnie Smifh,
Paul Grohman, Lewis Clemmer, Phil Rancier, Randy Trull.
Before lhe iudging is lo s+ar+. Larry
Knighl' and Mr. Bill ScoH check enfries.
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FFA-BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Wendell Decker, Lanny Vin-
son. Glen Alrman. Jimmy Parker. Rod Wilson. Eddy May-
nard. l.arry Knighl. SECOND ROW: Kafhy Higgins.
Sandy Shyrles, Julie Williams, Kay Grohman. Dennis Perry.
Tim Ray. Bill l"les+er. THIRD ROW: Janer Fosfer. Sandra
Taggart Diane Prirchard, Kendra Jefer, Frank Walrrip,
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Mark Williams prepares his pig for
rhe Showing af fhe AHS-CHS live-
sfock show. . . Mr. Gene Allen. Key
Cify Kiwanian. presenfs a rrophy fo
Gordon Crawford for his champion
lamb.
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Jim Bryant Roy Smifh FOURTH ROW Richard Burler
Richard Emery. Marvin Mirchell Linda Warren Terri Cor
lee, Dwighr Keifh, Greg Daneworfh Phil Rancier FIFTH
ROW: Larry Jones. David Glilland Keirh Hisey Chuck
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and Paul Grohman showing fheir
grand and reserve champion Turkey
. . . A+ The same show. Lynda Rae
showed fhe champion rabbif
Lanny Vinson's grand champion for
'rhe AHS-CHS sfock show was shown
by Neesa Hindman . . . Lanny Vin-
son shows fhe frophy and ribbon won
by his grand champion pig af fhe
AHS-CHS show.
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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE-Joe Black, David Franklin, Dabra Rhoads. Rifa Brooks. Danny Woods Mike Smifh
Briff Tipmore, Sfeve Kelly, Mike Whefsfone, Dianne Danny Winkler, Jill Davis. Dana Wafson Mark Griffin M
Dendy. Dawnelle Woodall, Paula Gelleff, Garry Housfon, Vicfor Medina.
Eighfeen members of fhe
Environmenfal Science Club
spenf fheir club fime involving
ofher people in cleaning up
fhe environmenf and helping
ouf fhemselves in fheir spare
fime. Members cleaned up
parks and worked wifh fhe
Environmenfal Acfion group
affer club hours. Environmenfal
Science also fook a bike ride
fo Forf Phanfom Lake wifh fhe
Ecology Club.
To help finance fhe club's
acfivifies, fhe girls held a bake
sale and fhe boys helped our
by painfing numbers on curbs.
Mr. Vicfor Medina was fhe
sponsor of fhe Environmenfal
Science Club in ifs firsf year.
Jill Davis and Dana Wafson examine
wafer samples in search of various
fypes of bacferia as one of fheir
club proiecfs.
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Sprinkling sal+, Danny Winkler pre-
pares a salf wafer aquarium for a
club assignmenf . . . Mike Smillw
makes a bacferia cul'rure . . . Mike
Whe+sTone and S+eve Kelly slerilize
The moullw of a +es+ lube To prepare
if for a bacferial 'rransfer . . . Daw-
nell Woodall searches for bacferia in
some wafer samples.
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MATH AND SCIENCE-BOTTOM ROW: Mark Hollo-
way, vice-president Marfin Sfewarf, presidenf, Cary Bill-
ingsley. SECOND ROW: Ron Dix. Alice Ann Bledsoe,
Cafhy Aaron, Bob Bailey. George Hollingsworfh. Jim
Malh and Science Learn UIL Rules
During club lime, members
were coached in The basic
rules and Techniques of Ull.
comperilion, which foolc place
in Andrews, Lubbock, Slam-
ford, and l-lardin-Simmons.
Conlesr acliviiies include num- ,
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ber sense, shorr curs in mul+i-
plicalion, and raising numbers
To powers, wifh s+ress .placed
on speed and accuracy.
Sponsors of The Malh and
Science Club for lhe year
were Mrs. Maurine Leonard,
Mr. Johnny Smirh, and Mr.
Charles Sform. The science
sponsor for +he club was Mr.
Carl Bacon.
Advising his slide rule con+es'lan+s,
Mr. S'l'orm gives Greg Scales and
Ron Dix some hinrs on speed and
accuracy.
Club Helps lo Furlher Musical Sludy
Band Club-BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Bill Spencer, sponsor:
Gregory Slern, Josue Arrambide. Brenl Osner. Joyce
Francis, Susan Wilson, Mary Parker, Calhy Knupple. Cy
Dilmore, Ginger Gayden, Monelle Long, Terry Cannelax.
SECOND ROW: Loyd Marr, James Young, Mike Weldon,
Eddie Gilberl, Slarla Rulh Slewarl, Belh Lehmann. Debo-
rah Denney. Deborah Slokes, Barbara Slephenson, Kay
Jackson, Larry Landrelh. Tim Howard. THIRD ROW: Ron-
nie Lee, Lee Ales, Wayne Packo, Joni Lamberl, Mike
Slallings, Diedra Moore, Janis Bruner, Virginia Marquez.
Suzy Hobbs, Larry Smilh. FOURTH ROW: Sleve Slrick-
land, John Owen, Russell Whisenanl, Kim Manloolh, Paula
Spiller, Jonalhan Arrambide, Lee Daniels, Jimmy Diaz.
Sleve Gilberl, Billy Wood. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Walson.
Larry Wood. Charles Walson, Mark Slewarl, Mike Close.
Mike Cole. Noel Flores, Adollo Flores. SIXTH ROW:
Jimmy Higgins, Ben McWilliams, Worlh Moulray.
Band members who wanled
lo lurlher lheir musical slucly
ioined lhe Band Club. These
sludenls spenl lheir lime prac-
licing on solos and ensembles
, , lor lhe UIL Solo and Ensemble
Conlesl held in March al Har-
din-Simmons Universily. During
concerl season, lhe club lime
was spenl praclicing on sighl
reading and polishing up lhe
conlesl pieces. Sludenls also
heard reporls lrom colleges
slaling lhe lype ol musical
program ollered al lheir
school.
Under lhe direclion ol Mr. Bill
Spencer, lhe Slage Band provided
enlerlainmenl lor lhe Eagle Band
Spaghelli Day.
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PromoTing spiriT was The
main job oT The Tive AHS
cheerleaders. They Tound Their
iob To be Time-consuming buT
very worThwhile.
Beginning in The summer,
The girls prepared Tor The 72-
73 year. They made posTers,
abouT I5O, and pracTiced old
and new yells. When school
opened, The cheerleaders were
ready Tor The all-imporTanT
TirsT pep-rally. They hung pos-
Ters each week and arranged
pep-rallies during The TooTball
season. They also worked
closely wiTh The SpiriT Club
oTTicers To help co-ordinaTe
The Eagles "Bold Gold." These
girls boosTed The Eagle spiriT
aT all aThleTic evenTs.
Warbird mascoT, Dee Dee' l-lamilTon.
willingly poses To have her picTure
made beTore The pep-rally . . .
Carla Willis decoraTes The gym To
encourage spiriT Tor The Big Spring
game . . . Cheerleaders Tor The 72-
73 year were Dee Dee T-lamilTon.
mascoT: Susie Chaney: Carla Willis:
Jarilyn ScoTT, head: Belinda Brileyt
Taina Curry.
ociaTion Honors Two Eagle Fans
Because They were acTive
and enThusiasTic in Their sup-
porT oT The AHS aThleTic pro-
gram, Two of Abilene High's
Eagle Tans were honored by
The "A" AssociaTion. Teresa
WurschmidT was recognized
by The associaTion as The girl
who conTribuTed mosT in
boosfing The Eagle Teams.
Coach Blackburn, alThough
reTired from coaching duTies,
was selecTed Trom Ta-::ulTy
nominees as lnspiraTion oT
AThleTics.
Five seniors assumed The
responsibiliTy of presenTing
Champ, AHS mascoT, aT The
pep rallies and Town TooTball
games. Known as The Eagle
Squad, The boys also assisTed
aT The pep rallies. Members
were JeTT Hill, lsiah GindraTT,
Randy STrickland, Joseph
Flores and Mark McCord.
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SEASON RECORD
Abilene High Opponenls
I4 Sweefwaler 7
I4 Cleburne 6
6 Temple I2
I9 Big Spring 34 A
O Permian 48 2
7 Odessa I2 gi '
0 Midland High 33 V W Y
O San Angelo 52 ,ig 'i
O Midland Lee 25 I
O Cooper Zl
Early in August Coach Ernie Park li 333,
beqan The +eam's Training for lhe T9 ii
season.
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BOTTOM ROW: Rick Chevrie, Mike Oles, David Nalions.
Randy Andrews, Olen Frazier, Randy Pool, Gary Simpson,
Thomas Hines. SECOND ROW: Coach Ted Harris, Ken
Branch.Tommy Clarke, David Pres+ridge, Dennis Burl, Gary
S+irman, Alan Slephens, Richard Sullivan, David Wilburn,
Randy Leonard, Billy Sudbury. THIRD ROW: Coach Jerry
Thormahlen, Billy Porler, Danny Slack, Gary Fifzgerald,
I 60-Afhlefics
Chuck Sillon, Larry Pierce, Lewis Clemmer, Kennelh
Edwards, Maurice Gindrall, Bill Pursely, Ken Bryanf,
Coach Jerry Taylor, Coach Dick Gruber. FOURTH ROW:
Coach Ernie Park, James Smilh, Ronnie Maynard, Terry
Conner, Terry Bunkley, Mark Condra, Rusly McLesky,
Harold Jones, Scoll Huddleslon, David Halberl.
QuarTerback Gary STirman drops The ball oTT To wide receiver Mike Oles iusT as a Temple lineman breaks Through.
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Dick Gruber, Jack Aldridge, PaT Aguilar, Rodney Jenkins. Jerry Thormahlen,
Ernie Park, and Ted Harris. Jenkins, Aguilar, and Harris assumed oTher coaching
duTies aT The end oT The TooTball season.
Four new men ioined The
coaching sTaTT oT Abilene
High. They were Coaches
George Forkerway, Dick Gru-
ber, Ted l-larris, and PaT Agui-
lar.
Mr, Jerry Thormahlen
assumed The head coaching
duTies Tor The .Third year.
AssisTing wiTh varsiTy were
Coaches Ernie Park and Jerry
Taylor. Mr. Park coached
deTensive and oTTensive lines
as well as nose guard: Coach
Taylor, deTensive machine. Mr.
Gruber worked wiTh The sec-
ondary while lvlr. l-larris
worked wiTh Eagle receivers.
Mr. Forkerway and Mr. Jack
Aldridge handled The JV
squad. Coaches Aguilar and
Rodney Jenkins assumed "B"
Team coaching duTies.
AThleTics--I ol
Abilene Eagles Open Season WiTh Win
By deTeaTing The SweeTwa-
Ter lvlusTangs I4-7, The Abi-
lene Eagles opened The TooT-
ball season. l-lalTbaclc Thomas
l-lines made boTh Touchdowns.
Nose guard Glen Frazier and
Billy Sudbury aided The one
Touchdown win. Randy Leo-
nard booTed The exTra poinT.
The Warbirds won Their sec:-
ond game oT The season by
holding oTT The Cleburne Yel-
lowiaclceTs, I4-6. The Eagles
scored Touchdowns in The sec-
ond and Third guarTers. Cle-
burnes only score came on a
sudden sTrilce laTe in The Third
quarTer. QuarTerbaclc Gary
STirman c:ompleTed Il ouT oT
23 passes Tor l25 yards.
WiTh Two wins, The Eagles
Taced The Temple WildcaTs in
The lasT oT The pre-disTricT
games. Billy Sudbury, Randy
Andrews. and Glen Frazier puT
up a greaT baTTle againsT The
CaTs. STalwarT oTTensive
eTTorTs by Gary STirman and
Thomas l-lines highlighTed The
Eagle oTTensive play. Hines
made The one Eagle Tally.
Time ran ouT on The Eagles
wiTh The score I6-6.
Beginning in The pre-disTricT games.
guarTerbaclc Gary STirman seTs The
pace Tor his impressive punTing
record . . . l-lalTback Thomas Hines
charges Through The SweeTwaTer
MusTang deTense To score Tor The
Eagles . . . Gary STirman carries The
ball To make a TirsT down in The
acTion againsT Temple.
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Two Eagles punish Permian quarTerback. Tommy Campbell, as Randy Andrews
and Richard Sullivan circle Tor The kill . . , Eagles Richard Sullivan. Randy Leo-
nard. RusTy Mcl.esky ThwarT The oTTensive eTTorT oT a PanTher Tailback.
WiTh a 2-I record, The Eagles
began disTricT play againsT The
Big Spring STeers. Rick Chevrie
and Randy Pool were ouTsTand-
ing receivers. Chevrie scored
TirsT wiTh a I5 yard recepTion.
The second TD came Trom an 89
yard run by Billy Sudbury and
Thomas Hines who crossed The
goal line as a piTchouT. Going
inTo The air, The Eagles Tlew 76
yards in 8 plays. QuarTerback
STirmari Tired To Mike Oles,
Randy Pool, Alan STephens, and
Henry GindraTT Tor The Tinal TD.
SpiriTed Homecoming acTivi-
Ties iniTiaTed The encounTer wiTh
The Permian PanThers. The War-
birds, ouTnumbered and ouT-
weighed, puT TorTh an all-ouT
eTTorT. The powerTul PanThers
simply ripped The Eagle deTense
aparT in rolling a sTaggering 34-O
halT-Time lead. Thomas Hines and
Alan STephens were The only
ones To have plus signs in yards
rushing. The Tinal score was 48-O.
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DisTricT Play Holds DeTeaT Tor Eagles
lvleeTing The Odessa Bronc-
hos, The Eagles conTinued dis-
TricT play. Alan STephens
headed oTTense carrying I2
Times Tor 96 yards. DeTense
was lead by Danny Slack and
RusTy lvlcl.esky. Billy Sudbury
was The leading receiver in
yardage, wiTh one ca+ch Tor I5
yards. The Tinal score was I2-
7.
DespiTe The eTTorTs oT Chuck
SiTTon, subbing Tor injured
quarTerback Gary STirman, The
Eagles losT To Midland Lee
Bulldogs, 33-6. The Eagles'
oTTense was hampered by a
sTeady drizzle. BrighT spoTs Tor
The Eagles were The recepTions
oT Rick Chevrie and Mike Oles
who pulled down Three passes
apiece, and a sTrong show oT
Tullback James SmiTh who
scored Abilene's 6 poinTs.
The San Angelo BobcaTs
came againsT The Eagles wiTh
all They had. The Angry
Orange poured iT on unTil The
sound oT The buzzer. The Tinal
score was 52-O. Alan STephens
Turned in a sensaTional per-
Tormance. He picked up over
halT The Eagles' ground yard-
age.
Wide receiver Randy Pool lunges To
caTch The ball Tor a IO-yard run . . .
Alan STephens sTreaks pasT an
Odessa defender.
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oT The season by Tacing Mid-
land Lee Rebels. Thomas Hines
Tinished wiTh 8 yards on I7
carries. Alan STephens added
30 yards on 6 carries, buT The
diTTerence in The game was
l.ee's abiliTy To pressure Gary
STirman. The Rebels scored 25
poinTs during The TirsT guarTer,
buT The resT oT The game was
maTched even all The way wi+h
The Tinal score sTill 25-O.
The mosT anTicipaTed game
oT The season is The one
againsT The cross-Town rivals,
The Cooper Cougars. The
Eagles, expecTed To launch an
all ouT passing aTTaclc, sur-
prised The CaTs by running
sTraighT aT Them. Gary STirman
wenT To The air only 5 Times.
Thomas l-lines' rushing and
Tackling kepT The Eagles in
conTrol early in The game.
From The second guarTer on, iT
was all Cooper. The Eagles
played Tough buT were
deTeaTed, ZI-O.
Leading The mighTy Warbirds onTo
The Tield To Take on The cross-Town
rivals are The Eagle cheerleaders
. . . DespiTe The eTTorTs oT a surge
oT Eagles, The Cooper Cougars
remain undaunTed and reTain The
ball.
AThleTics- I 65
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Team Work in New Leadership
Junior VarsiTy and "B"
Teams sTarTed wiTh new mem-
bers on The coaching sTaTT.
Under The TuTelage oT
Coaches Jack Aldridge and
George Forkeway. The JV's
Tinished wiTh a 5-5 record.
Happiness came wiTh The
Trouncing oT disTricT oppo-
nenTs.
Coaches PaT Aguilar and
Ted Harris led The "B" Team
To a 2-4 record This year. This
was The TirsT year Tor boTh oT
These coaches. whose showing
looks were promising Tor The
Eagles in The TuTure. The "B"
Team was successTul in The
early parT oT The season by
deTeaTing Cooper 24-I7, buT
had To spliT The glory in The
lasT game againsT The Cougars
when The Eagles were
deTeaTed 20-6.
SENIOR LETTERMEN: TOP: Mike
Oles. Gary STirman. Ken Branch,
Alan STephens. Maurice GindraTT.
BOTTOM: David NaTions. Randy
Pool, Billy Sudberry, Gary Simpson.
Thomas Hines. NoT picTured are
Olen Frazier, Rick Chevrie. Charlie
Anderson.
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BOTTOM ROW-Jimmy Hailey. STeve STewarT, Simon
Hernandez. Ricky Gravens. ScoTT HuddlesTon. Ronnie
Maynard. Gary EiTzgerald, Ken BurneT. SECOND ROW-
Danny McBride. JeTT Bruno, David Kelsey, Harold Jones.
, , . T. ,J
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James SmiTh.
Ray SmiTh. RoberT King. John Joeris. David Hull, Jimmy
loo-AThleTics
Minor. Terry Conner. THTRD ROW-CurTis Bledsoe. FiTo
Aguilar, Tony Thomas. Paul Ogden, Earl Swinger. Chuck
Kaake. Bill Willis, Chuck SmiTh, Ken Oliver, Mark CarTer,
BOTTOM ROW-Pere Escobedo, Andy Presfridge, Mike
Ricker. Isaac Munoz. Eliseo Marfinez, Andy Reece, Gary
Edwards, Junior Preszler. SECOND ROW-S+eve Car+er,
Danny Cooper, Ronnie Williams, Noah Smilh. Bobby Rich-
ards. Sfan Hamilfon, Scoff Nelson, Lee Oliver. THIRD
Row- esfy souihsfd, Eddie ef-sen-
lee, Gary Smifh, Jim Johnson, Dave Massey, Joe Holland.
FOURTH ROW-Coach Paf Aguilar, Charlie Weber,
John Ford, Joe Braye, Randy Lobsfein, Roberf Kearney,
Sfeve Splawn, Dan Smifh.
SEASON'S RECORDS
"B" TEAM
Eagles Opponenrs
20 Winfers 0
24 Cooper I7
I2 Graham 26
8 Snyder 36
6 San Angelo I3
6 Cooper 20
JUNIOR VARSITY
Eagles Opponenfs
I2 San Angelo I4
34 Snyder O
I2 Brownwood 6
34 Big Spring 2l
O Permian 2I
6 Midland 2I
O Odessa 8
28 San Angelo IZ
I4 Lee O
O Cooper 26
Receiving recognifion a+ fhe foofball
banquef were Randy Andrews and
Olen Frazier. Randy received 'rhe
"Figh+ing Hear+" award: Olen. fhe
besf Tackle award.
A+I1Ie'rics-I 67
Pre-disTricT Closes wiTh I I 6 Record
Ready, willing, and eager To
go, The mighTy Warbirds bas-
ke+baII Team opened predis-
TricT. Led by Coach Rodney
Jenkins, The Eagles made Their
presence known in eighT games
and Three TournamenTs.
The Eagles ended II-6 in
predisTricT play. Though The
Eagle gym raTs had Tough
opposiTion Their expecTaTions
were greaT as They received
The TuTure oT The on-coming
season. Special recogniTion
should also be given To JV
Coach Jack Aldridge as a
greaT asseT To The Warbirds.
Eagle John Blakeney ThwarTs a Two-
poinT aTTempT by The Snyder Tigers
.. . Warbirds geT lasT minuTe
insTrucTions Trom Coach Rodney Jen-
kins in a home game.
I 68-AThleTics
Coach Rodney Jenlcins assumed
dufies as head baslcelball coach for
fhe fhird year.
Larry Wiley fighfs for possession
while Jimmy Williams looks on in
Their game againsf Odessa High
. . . Dwayne Williams fighfs 'ro ou+-
sfrelch an Odessa Bulldog for pos-
session while Larry Wiley awaifs a
possible chance for recovery.
Afhle+ics-I 69
l'losTing The San Angelo
BobcaTs, The Eagles Tell as They
losT by one poinT, 44-43. Abi-
lene Trailed by Tive aT The halT
and pulled wiThin Two aT The
end oT The Third. This dropped
The Eagles To I-4 in disTricT.
The Eagles were sTopped by
The Lee Rebels in Their sixTh
disTricT game by a score oT 79-
60. The Eagles did manage To
geT wiThin 3 poinTs in The Third
period buT could noT seem To
come up wiTh The needed
eTTorT.
The Eagles nipped The
Cooper Cougars 57-56 in Their
TirsT SAAAA clash wiTh The
cross-Town rivals. This win puT
Al-TS 2-5 in disTricT play.
VARSITY BOTTOM ROW: Don STeele, James Edwards John Blakenelf MGX BWWSOVW -l5me5 Shaw DWGWTG W'l
Jeff Hill. sEcoND Row. Mamie Harris. Jimmy Williams hams Randy Keesee
I 70-AThleTics
VARSITY
Eagles OpponenT
88 Big Spring 87
53 Permian 54
66 Midland 70
55 Odessa 58
43 San Angelo 44
60 Midland Lee 79
57 Cooper 56
75 Big Spring 82
47 Permian 49
62 Midland 72
65 Odessa 74
7I San Angelo 72
64 Midland Lee 76
73 Cooper 70
Sammy Flores makes a baskeT
aTTempT againsT a ThreaTening Big
Spring STeer . . . Eagle James
Edwards searches Tor a receiver in
The game againsT Midland Bulldogs.
HearTbreak Losses Plagued The Eagles
IT Took work, buT The Eagles
sTood I-O in The second halT oT
disTricT play againsT The Big
Spring STeers, wiTh a score oT
82-75. The scores rarely sepa-
raTed by more Than 3 or 4
poinTs. ln The Tinal sTages oT
The game, wiTh The eTTorTs oT
Larry Wiley, MonTe Harris and
John Blakeney, The Eagles
were vicTorious.
The Eagles sTumbled in Their
baTTle wiTh Permian. They had
a glimpse oT vicTory when They
Tied The score 47-47 wiTh less
Than a minuTe To play, buT in
The Tinal I2 seconds Permian
came Through wiTh 2 poinTs
and vicTory, 49-47.
Midland seemed To play as
They never played beTore
againsT The Warbird Team.
The Eagles played well buT Tell
shorT by a score oT 74-62.
Odessa High spoiled a 29-
poinT scoring perTormance by
MonTe l-larris by Taking a 74-
65 win.
Again The Eagles could noT
seem To Tind Those Two poinTs
To puT Them over The Top in
The game wiTh San Angelo.
The Eagles, TormenTed wiTh
bad luck, waTched in TrusTra-
Tion as The BobcaTs hIT a Ten
TooTer as The Tinal buzzer
sounded, leaving The score 72-
7l.
For a second Time The Lee
Rebels were vicTorious over
The Eagles. During The TirsT
Two guarTers The game was
abouT even, buT during The
Third guarTer, The Rebels
Tucked iT away and Tinally
downed The Eagles 74-64.
Once more The Eagles won
over The Cougars by a very
Thin margin oT 73-70. lT was
The Cougar's game during The
lsT halT, buT The Eagles Took
over in The 3rd guarTer.
Coach Jack Aldridge, a member oT
The coaching sTaTT Tor Three years,
once again was The coach Tor JV
baskeTball.
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JUNIOR VARSITY-BOTTOM
ROW: Byran Harris, Jack King,
Larry TaTum, Bob Bailey, Tim Ray.
SECOND ROW: Mike Phipps, Dana
Green, Ricky Callaway, Earl Swinger,
Jimmy Minor, Ray Duncan.
I 72-AThleTics
JV s Have lmpresslve 22-5
"B" TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: James Vadrine. Leslie Sfover, Ted Mi+cl1ell,
James Splawn, Randy Sfevens. SECOND ROW: David Chicon, Shane Winkles.
Billy Sfover, David Sloul, Andy Tolen+ino. THIRD ROW: Eddie Guy, Mike For-
resfer, Ken Ellis, John Ford, Mike Wlwefslone.
73 Record
Baskerball managers were Terry
Smi'rl'1, George Hollingsworflw, S+eve
Byrd, Billy Crim . . . Earl Swinger
sfrelches for a baske? in flue game
againsf rhe Cougars . . . Dana
Greene leaps 'foward 2-poinfs in The
Cooper game.
Afhlelics-I 73
New Coach Comes To AHS Volleyball
By pracTicing during sixTh
period and aTTer school, The
volleyball girls prepared Tor
TournamenTs and disTricT play.
Scheduled Tor Their season
were Three TournamenTs as well
as The disTricT games. The girls
received TourTh in The Key
CiTy TournamenT: hosTed by
Cooper. They placed Third in
The Snyder TournamenT. and
also compeTed in The Arling-
Ton TournamenT.
ReTurning leTTermen This
year were Janelle McLemore,
Roxann Aaron, Carla Willis,
Jarilyn ScoTT.
Serving Tor The AHS Eagles Volley-
ball Team was Geneva Paige . . .
Jarilyn ScoTT reTurns The ball wiTh a
spike . . . Managers Tor The AHS
Eagles were Kim Hughes and Aline
Owens . . . VarsiTy Volleyball mem-
bers were BOTTOM ROW: Roxann
Aaron-capTain, Shirley Jenkins,
KaThy Higgins, Denise JeTT, Carla
Willis. TOP ROW: Kay Grohman,
Geneva Paige, Coach Beverly Hogg,
Janelle McLemore-capTain, Jarilyn
ScoTT.
I 74-AThleTics
JV VOLLEYBALL-BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Slwyfles, Deb- Baker. Coach Beverly Hogg, Laura Culler, Alice Piflrnan,
bie Williams, Jane? Dudley, Danna Timms, Kafhy Kim- Cindy Erwin, Marka Morris.
brouqlw. TOP ROW: Debra Oliver, Lynda Rae, Melissa
Refurning Senior LeT+ermen were
Carla Willis, Roxann Aaron, Jarilyn
Scoff, Janell McLemore, and Shirley
Jenkins . . . Roxann Aaron makes a
poinl in +he Snyder game.
Aflwlefics-I 75
Sfrefching To hif anofher winning
serve is Becky Spann . . . HiHing a
scoring nef sho+, Rhonda Hari' and
Susan Ducker 'rake The poinf. . .Joe
Guerra and Ronnie Lewis warm up
a'r 'rhe nef . . . Ann Tippeff and
Jeanne Owen pracfice 'For a dual
march.
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Under The direcTion oT
Coach Gary Haeclcer, Abilene
High's Tennis squad opened
The '73 season in a double
dual in Odessa, where They
losT To The Odessa Schools.
During The year The Team par-
TicipaTed in a number oT Tour-
namenTs, and maTches as well
as disTricT aT San Angelo.
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oping poTenTial and capiTaliz-
ing on The experienced eTTorTs
OT The Tive reTurning leTTermen
-Becky Spann, Rhonda l-larT,
Aubrey Jerige, Ann TippeTT,
and Susan Duclcer.
LasT year The Team Tinished
3rd in disTricT. David King won
disTricT and regional singles
and disqualiTied Tor sTaTe.
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and Clay Brandon pracTice Their neT
volleys.
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BOTTOM ROW-Becky Spann, Susan Duclcer, PaTTie Lanny LamberT, Clay Brandon, Joe Guerra. Aubrey Jer-
Jones. Valinda Barnes, Diana Oles, Ann TippeTT, Jeanne ige, Ronnie Lewis. Coach Gary Haeclcer.
Owen. SECOND ROW-Rhonda Hart Randy Duncan,
AThleTics-I 77
Three LeTTermen SupporT Golf Team
CapTained by Bruce Harvey
and Jerry Mullins, members oT
The goIT Team pracTiced aT The
Municipal GOIT Course.
ReTurning IeTTermen, Mark
McCord, Harvey and Mullins,
added sTrengTh To The Team.
Early pre-disTricT acTion was in
Snyder, Brownwood, Midland,
and Laredo inviTaTionals. In
The Abilene InviTaTional, Dick
Kerley Tied Tor second place in
The medaIisT sTandings aT 76
when The weaTher haITed The
play. Along wiTh Kerley, I'Iar-
vey, Mullins, and McCord,
Ivan Musser compeTed in The
Border Olympics GOIT Tourna-
menT and ranked elevenTh as a
Team.
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lines up The puT shoT . . . Approach-
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addresses The ball.
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GOLF-BOTTOM ROW: Richard Emery, Dean Vernerr,
RoberT OrTiz, Dirk Kerby. SECOND ROW: Manuel Pena
Mark McCord, Paul Cloudus, Ivan Musser, David Allen, Anderson.
I 78-Afhlefics
RAW
Don OversTreeT. THIRD ROW: Mark Holloway, MarTin
, STewarT, Jerry Mullins, Bruce Harvey, Gary WyaTT, Chad
f-'-N-B
Coach Glen Cleveland demonslrafes
fhe correcf puffing sfance . . .
Along wilh several members of The
AHS golf Team, Gary Billingsley
pracfices feeing-off . . . Coaching
fhe golf feam was Mr. Glen Cleve-
land. Jerry Mullins and Bruce Harvey
were The +eam's co-capfains.
Afhlefics--I 79
Six LeHermen Give Slrenglh lo Team
Defending a SAAAA dis-
lricl baseball championship for
The lourlh year, The Abilene
Eagles had lheir work cul our
lor Them. Coaches Ted Harris
and George Eorkerway, new
lo The slaff, slarled workouls
The firsl of February wilh 6
relurning lellermen-Wayne
Williams. Doyle Walker, David
Gililland, Randy Keesee,
Chuck Chapman. and Gary
Slirman.
ln an early scrimmage, The
Eagles losl lo Ranger Junior
College. Again Eagles look il
on 'rhe chin al Lubbock lvlonle-
rey, losing 6-O. ln an encounler
wilh Eorl Worlh Paschall, The
Eagles losl lwo and won one.
Coach Ted Harris discusses his plans Bill Pursley performs one of his many
of The season wilh a reporler, 'rasks as Eagle baseball manager.
VARSITY-BOTTOM ROW: Alan Mayhall, Jerry Hicks,
Billy Sudbury. Edgar Walson, Neil Willis. Brad Mann.
SECOND ROW: David Nalions, Lanny Fisher. Jim
lvlcElyea, Doyle Walker, Ronnie Maynard, Chuck Chap-
man, Rudy Alvarado, Allen Young. THIRD ROW: Leonard
I 80-Afhlelics
Hickam. Paul Grohman, David Gililland, Tommy Clarke,
Larry Talum, Bob Bailey, Gilberl Chacon, Randy Pool,
Coach Ted l'larris. FOURTH ROW: Phil Rancier, lvlonle
Harris, Randy Keesee, Gary Slirman, Paul Ogden, Rusly
McLeskey, Mickey Smilh.
JV-BOTTOM ROW: Lee Oliver, Ricky Gravens, Mark Srewarf, Andy Reese.
Kennefh Smilh, Homor Roberson. SECOND ROW: Glen Mayes, Gary Fi+zger-
ald, Jerry McKennon, Ken Lewis, Larry Fisher, Rudy Miramonfez, Ray Smilh,
Larry Landrelh. THIRD ROW: Ken Oliver, Filo Aguilar, Sleve S+ewar+, Bill Wil-
lis, Rodney Oliver, David S+ou+, Billy Sfover, Mike Phipps. OUTFIELDERS-
BOTTOM ROW: Randy Pool. Gilberf Chacon, Billy Sudbury, Rudy Alvarado.
SECOND ROW: Mike McElroy, Buddy Mayhall, Mike Phipps, Doyle Walker.
Afhlefics-I 8 I
Senior Jerry Hicks delivers a fasfball Ca+cher Chuck Chapman prepares +o pockel Gary S+irman's sfrike.
in pracfice 'ro ready himself for dis-
'rricf play.
BATTERY: BOTTOM ROW: Doyle Walker. Chuck Chap- O+her members of The baieball Team were: Ronny May
man, David Gililland. SECOND ROW: Randy Keesee, nerd, and Jimmy Minor lboflom rowl Ricky Gravens
Gary Sfirman, Monly Harris. Rusfy lv1cLesky, and Paul Ogden.
I 82-Alhlefics
lnfielder Gary STirman runs hoping
To caTch The pop fly ball.
ConTidenT of sTriking The baTTer ouT,
David Gililland Throws one oT his
special balls.
INFIELDERS-BOTTOM ROW: Ken Lewis, Tim Williams, Neil Willis, Brad
Mann. SECOND ROW: David Gililland, Gary STirman, Randy Keesee, Bob Bai-
ley, Larry TaTum. THIRD ROW: Lanny Wilson, GilberT Chacon, Tommy Clarke,
Phil Rancier.
Randy Keesee, piTcher. awaiTs The
pil' h Nl' li S 'Th T lt T' T
I C er lc ey ml a es 'me Ou signal from The hind caTcher.
To decide whaT kind oT ball he will
Throw To This baTTer.
AThleTics-I 83
- ROW: T N' Ci li , J ii M T D' , Mark FOX, Blame Bumsj Randy Kenedy sieve
JoBrCcTd-i'TOPz1ul Kelly, Riiageln CSTTSE STECOTXIIS SirT12Json',XKenr1eTh Trull, David Crow, Kevin McAuliTTe
ROW: Cindy Jones, BET Kiel. THIRD ROW: Mike MeTcalT.
AHS Swim Team Improves Record
Working ouT beTore and
aTTer school To perTecT swim-
ming and diving Techniques as
well as To improve Their Times,
The swim Team Traveled across
Texas To compeTe in The vari-
ous swimming meeTs. Prior To
regional compeTiTon, The Team
had a 3-3 record in dual
meeTs, coming ouT on Top oT
ForT STockTon, Andrews, and
EasTern Hills. The 400 Frees-
Tyle relay gualiwfied hiqhes+ in
every inviTaTional, wiTh The
AHS Team Taking 6Th place in
The Texas Tech and 5Th place
in The Odessa lnviTaTionals.
ReTurning leTTermen were cap-
Tains Mark Fox and Ruben
OrTiz.
Swimmers Oran Jordan and Mark
Fox pracTice Their Timing as They
come oTT The blocks.
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Experienced LeTTermen Pace Eagle Team
Beginning wiTh a solid
nucleus To build around,
Coach PaT Aguilar had Three
'72 DisTricT winners-Larry
Wiley, Alan S+ephens, and
Thomas Hines-and Three oT
The winning spring relay Team
-Hines. Bruce Blackshear, and
STephens. Also reTurning were
Billy James on The long jump,
along wiTh Wiley: and Max
Brinson and Wiley in The high
iump piTs. AssisTing wiTh Track
was Coach Ernie Parks.
The Season opened in The
EorT STockTon relays. An
improved Team Tied Tor 4Th in
Snyder Relays a week laTer
wiTh The 2-mile relay Team oT
Ken GregsTon, NaThan
CoaTes, AlberT Solis, and
Jimmy STrong seTTing a new
record oT 8:I l.3.
Members oT The spring relay Team
were Thomas Hines, Alan STephens,
Bruce Blackshear and Charles Ander-
son.
TRACK-BOTTOM ROW: Floyd Kaerwer, Fred WrighT,
AdolTo Flores. Noel Flores, Joseph Flores, David Parker,
KenneTh GregsTon, Joe Holland, James SmiTh-manager.
SECOND ROW: Ronnie Williams, Harold Jones. Thomas
Hines, Charles Anderson, Bruce Blackshear, Alan STephens.
Maurice GindraTT, David Merrell, Alex Tschaar. John
Foreman, STeve CarTer-manager. THIRD ROW: STan
l86-AThleTics
HamilTon, MaTT HamilTon, KenneTh BurneTT. NaThan
CoaTes, RoberT AusTin, RoberT Solis, David Jones, Isaac
Munoz, Gary FiTzgerald, Dale Gibson, Gary Hendrix,
Kevan WiTTer-manager. FOURTH ROW: Terry Bacon,
Billy James, Terry Conner, Chuck SmiTh, Terry Bunkley,
Jimmy STrong, Max Brinson, William Gibson, Ricky Callo-
way.
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Sprinfing fo
r 'rhe Eagles fhis year
were Thomas Hines, Charles Ander-
son, ancl Billy James . . . Head lrack
coach was Coach Pal Aguilar . . .
Parlicipaling
Alex Tschaa
Sfephens, an
in The mile relay were
r, David Merrell, Alan
d Terry Bacon . . . Rep-
resenfing AHS in broad iump was
Billy James.
Afhlefics-I 87
Coach Ernesf Parks was assis+an+
Track coach . . . High jumper, Max
Brinson, clears +he bar.
Record of 8:I I Se'r by 2-Mile Relayers
Running Through his paces is hurdler
Harold Jones . . . In shof puf and
discus fhis year we were Dale Gib-
son, Terry Bunkley, Bill Gibson. and
David Jones.
I 88--Afhlefics
Five MeeTs SeT up for Girls' Track
Y. 5365, .EK
GIRLS' TRACK-BOTTOM ROW: Rosemary Rivera, PaTricia Murry, AniTa
Calloway, JenniTer Pieper, Laura Balz, Frances Dail. Mary Parker, Mrs. Barbara
Beene. SECOND ROW: Barbie Saunders, KaThy Wood, KaThy Rucker, Pam
Pyland, Susan Rogers, CaThy Aaron, Bessie MonTes, ChrisTene Abel, Debbie
STalker. THIRD ROW: Cindy Branch, Temperance WashingTon. Debra Rhoads,
Tina Hubbard, Brenda Flanagan, Janice Williams, Brenda OclsTrcil, Kay Hum-
phreys, Managers. FOURTH ROW: PaTTi Henderson, Phyllis FulTon, EThlene
Reece, Regina ScoTT, Flora Mayes, CynThia Hines.
law- .my
sae"
RelaTively new This year To
AHS was girls' Track.
Launched Iasf spring, The pro-
gram grew Trom IO To 30 par-
TicipanTs. The girls worked ouT
every day during sixTh period
and aTTer school. CompeTiTion
was planned aT disTricT and
regional levels. EvenTs ranged
Trom dashes and relays To high
jump and discus Throws. Man-
agers were Kay Humphreys
and Brenda OdsTrcil. Coaching
The Track girls her TirsT year aT
AHS was Mrs. Barbara Beene.
The AHS girls overpowered,
ouTran, and ouTscored Two vis-
iTing opponenTs Trom Anson
and Jim Ned.
Coming oTT The sTarTing blocks are
Temperance WashingTon and Janice
Williams . . . Barbie Saunders and
JenniTer Pieper make The low hurdles
. .. SprinTer Rosemary Rivera
warms up in a pracTice.
AThleTics-l 89
AHS GymnasTs STreTch for Perfechon
STemming Trom The inTeresT
shown in gyrnnasTics Trorn The
regular physical educaTion
classes, The gymnasTic Team
work-ouT is conducTed sTricTly
as a class siTuaTion which
hoped To enTer inTo compeTi-
Tion nexT year. ApproximaTely
TwenTy parTicipanTs, including
some Trom local junior highs,
meT wiTh Coach Charles Per-
kins almosT everyday beTore or
aTTer school.
WorkouTs Tor The girls
included Tloor exercise, vaulT-
ing, Tumbling, and working on
The uneven parallel bars, side
horse, rings and The horizonTal
bar, Tumbling and vaulTing
made up The boys' rouTine.
Joyce Landry works on spliTs in floor
exercise.
GYMNASTICS-BOTTOM ROW: BeTh Edgar Mary Kay Powell Kay Hum
phreys, Joyce Landry. BACK ROW Kaakey Lowry Phil Dunagan Debbie
STaulker, Theresa WurschmidT. Coach Charles Perkins Monika PieTzsch STeve
Scanlon. RIGHT: Monika PieTzsch pracTices a pirouTTe on The balance beam
I9O-AThleTics
Kay Humphreys execufes a backward
hip pullover on The uneven parallel
bars . . . On +he s+ilI rings, Mike
Thornfon does a shoulder s+and . . .
Sleve Scanlon 'fries a leap-off dis-
mounf on fhe side horse.
Afhlelics- I 9 I
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BOTTOM ROW-Ann TippeTT. Susie Chaney. Carla Wil-
lis. Jarilyn ScoTT. Belinda Briley. Taina Curry. Susie STal-
cup, Doyle Walker. Coach Jerry Thormahlen. SECOND
ROW-Thomas Hines. Randy Pool, Billy Sudbury, Guy
Rosser Chuck Chapman Mark McCord. Mark Fox.
Rhonda l'larT. David Wilburn. THTRD
Nine SporTs
One oT The largesT organiza-
Tions aT Abilene High, The
"A" AssociaTion, is comprised
oT The cheerleaders and The
leTTermen Trom all AHS sporTs.
Each year, as is TradiTion,
The "A" AssociaTion selecTs
The SpiriT oT AThleTics and The
InspiraTion oT AThleTics, a girl
and Teacher who have sup-
porTed The aThleTes ThroughouT
The year. These special people
are announced aT The AThleTic
Assembly aT The closing oT The
year.
The "A" AssociaTion runs
The concession sTand during
The baskeTball season and, To
raise Tunds, They sponsored a
junior high baskeTball Tourna-
menT.
"A" AssociaTion oTTicers Tor The '73
year were Tommy Clarke, vice-presi-
denT: Billy Sudbury, presidenTg
Rhonda HarT, secreTary-Treasurer.
T92-AThleTics
Tom Clarke. Ken Branch, Jim Bryant Lewis Clemmer.
Jerry Mullins. Larry Pearce. David PresTridge. FOURTH
ROW-Monfe Harris, Billy James. Max Brinson. Larry
Wiley, Gary STirman, RusTy McLeskey. Richard Sullivan.
Randy Andrews. Bruce Harvey. David Gililland.
ROW-Mike Oles.
RepresenTed in AssociaTion
"A" ASSOCIATION-BOTTOM ROW: David Halberr.
Paffi Henderson. Debra Rhoads, Rosemary Rivera. Janelle
McLemore. Roxann Aaron, Jeff Hill. SECOND ROW-
Bruce Blackshear, James Edwards, Gary Simpson, David
Nafions. Rick Chevrie. Olen Frazier. George Hollings-
worlh. Brad Smilh. THIRD ROW-Winsion Whilr, Bill
Pursley, Kenny Edwards. Roberl Newman. Randy Leonard,
Chuck Si++on. Alan Slephens. Randy Keesee, Lanny Wil-
son. FOURTH ROW-Maurice Gindrafr, Dwayne Wil-
liams, James Shaw. John Blakeney. Terry Bunkley. Mark
Condra, Jimmy Williams, Don Sfeele, Paul Grohman,
FCA Ac:'rivi'ries Involve More AI'hIeI'es
FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES-BOTTOM
ROW-Ken Branch Jeff Hill Chuck Chapman, Mark
McCord, Lanny Wilson Chuck Kaake. Olen Frazier. SEC-
OND ROW-Bobby Richards, Dale Gibson Billy Crirn,
Jimmy Hailey, Kevin McAuliffe Randy Pool, Ricky Gra-
vens, Shane Winkles, Mike Oles Coach Ted Harris.
THIRD ROW-Brad Smiih. Bill Pursley David Halberi.
Mike Phipps Gary Simpson Billy Sudbury David Nalions.
Sian HamiI+on, Sreve Simpson. FOURTH ROW-Chuck
Si++on. Alan Sfephens. Tim Ray, Rick Chevrie. Larry
Pearce. Doyle Walker. David Por+er, Gary Smifh, Mark
Carler, Ken Burnerl. Allen Young. FIFTH ROW-Tony
Thomas, Mark Fox, Kenny Edwards. Jerry Mullins, Lewis
Clemmer. Sam Jernigan. Jim Bryant Chuck Smifh, Jimmy
Williams, Rober+ King. Don Sfeele. SIXTH ROW-Paul
Ogden, Max Brinson. Mark Condra, Rusfy McLeskey,
Randy Andrews, Terry Bunkley. Gary Sfirman. John Joeris,
Jimmy Minor, Lee Oliver.
Alhlefics-I93
Classes
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Class of '73 are officers Guy Rosser, Mosman, reporferq Cary Billingsley,
vice-president Winsfon Wniff, presi- S+uden+ Council represen+a+ive.
196-Seniors
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Seniors -Leaders of Today
fiw
ROXANN AARON-"A" Associ-
alion 2, 3: Band I, 2, properly ser-
geanl 2: Band Club I: NHS 2, 3:
Spiril Club 3: Volleyball I, 2.
3. CI-IRISTINEABEL-FI-IA'I'Iero
2, 3, secrefary 2, presidenl 3:
Library Club 2. DAVID ADAMS-
Sporlsman Club I, VICA-Building
Trades 3. DENNIS ADAMS-Red
Cross 2, VICA-ICT 2, 3, presidenl 3.
ZULEMA AGUIRRE-FI-IA-Ama
cifia I, Mexican'American Club
2. JIMMY ALLRED-Radio and TV
2, 3, Treasurer 3: Civil Defense
I. GLEN ALTMAN--FFA I, 2, 3:
Rodeo Club I. 2, 3: Eoolball I,
2. RUDOLFO ALVARADO.
SHERYL AMARINE-Girls Clwoir
I, 2, 3: EI-IA-Key I, Torch 2: OEA
3. CONNIEANDERSON-Chris
Ilan Club 2: VICA-ICT 3. NEILON
ANDERSON-Radio and TV 2,
3. RANDY ANDREWS-"A" Asso-
cialion 2, 3: FCA 2, 3: Dale Process-
ing 2. 3: AV Ieclwnicians I, 3: Baslcel-
ball I: Eoorball I. 2, 3.
RUDY ARREDONDO-Inlerner
Iional Relalions 3: Red Cross I. 2:
Sfudenl Council 3: Mexican-Amerk
can Club 3. LAURETTA ATKIN-
SON. ROBERT AUSTIN. KAREN
BAACK-FI-IA-Amacilia I, 2:
OEA 3.
KATI-IRYN BAINS-Band I, 2:
Band Club I: Clwrislian Club 3:
Flashliglwl 2. 3: Pan-American Club
2. MIKE BAIRD. GAIL BALL-
Ecology 3: Fulure Nurses I, 2, 'frea-
surer 2. DARREL BARNES-FCA
2, 3: Sporlsman Club 2, 3: Pan-
American I: Baseball I, 2. 3: Elec-
Ironics Club 2, 3, lCooperI.
Seniors-I97
Giving lneir lime and experience in
order To make llwis year llwe besl
ever are Ivlrs. Billie Gray and Mr.
Ered Slirman.
PETE BARRERA-Jr. Academy ol
Science, vice-presidenl 3. DEBBIE
BARRON-Fulure Nurses 2: VICA-
ICT 3. DAVID BARTLETT-Spor+s-
mans Club I: VICA-ICT 2, 3: Radio
and TV 2. CI-IERYL BASSINGER
SPENCER.
JOE BAUIVIGART-Clirislian
Club 3: Jr. Academy ol Science I,
2: Red Cross 2. CINDY BEALL-
Aquila I, edilor 3: Tlwealre I, 2, 3,
president 3: Nl-IS 2, 3. CARLTON
BELL-VICA-ICT 3. LINDA BID-
DLE-Erenclw Club I. 2, 3.
CARY BILLINGSLEY-Civil
Defense Club 2: Ivlalli Club 3: Slu-
denl Council 3: Golf Club I: Golf I,
2, 3: Sludenl Council Class Repre-
senlalive 3. CHARLES BLAKE
DARRELL BLOUNT-Band I:
Clwrislian Club 3: Red Cross I. 2, 3:
Rodeo Club 3: Dafa Processing 2,
3. JENA BQDINE-Eulure Teach-
ers I, 2, 3, vice-presidenl 2, presi-
denl 3: Volleyball I, 2. 3: Miss FTA
I
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Sponsors Encourage Senior Ac'rivi'I'ies
ROBERT BONHAM. JIMMY
BOYD-DECA 2, 3: Sfudenf CounciI
I. CHUCK BRADFORD-Marh
Club. reporrer 3: Red Cross 2:
Speech CIub I, 2: Sporfsman CIub
2: NHS 2, 3: Deba+e Team 2,
3. KEN BRANCH-"A" Associa-
Iion 2, 3: FCA 2. 3: Eoo+baII I, 2, 3.
INEZ BRANNON-VICA-ICT 3:
Library CIub I: Arr Club I.
2. JANET BRANUM-Cosme+oI-
ogy 2. BELINDA BRILEY-"A"
Associafion 3: Concer+ Choir 2. 3:
Fufure Teachers I. 2, 3: SIuden+
Council I. 2, 3: CheerIeader
3. BOBBY BROCK-In+erna'rionaI
Relarions 3.
BRUCE BROCK-DraIIinq 23 Red
Cross I, 2: Rodeo CIub I. 2, 3: S+u-
denf Council 3. SHERRI BROOKER
-DECA I: Erench CIub I.
2. MARGARET BROOM-Chris
Tian Club 2: In+erna+ionaI Relafions
3. ALICE BROWN-EHA-Torch I:
OEA 3, parIimen+arian 3: Sfudenf
Council 3: Black Srudies CIub 2.
JUDY BRUNO-DECA 3: PE Spe-
ciaIIs+s I. KAREN BURKHART-
PoIiIicaI Science CIub 2. PATTI
BURKS-Band I, 2, 3: FHA Amaci-
Tia I. 2: Maiore++e I. 2, 3, head
3. JEANETTA BURNS-VICA-ICT
2.3.
DENNIS BURT-FCA 3: Mafh
Club 2: GOII Club I: Eoo'rbaII
3. DENNIS BUSH-Roman Eorum
3: Pre-Med 2. RHONDA CAEFEY
-FHA-Amacifia I, 2. 3.. RICH-
ARD CAIN-DECA 3: Fu'rure
Teachers 3: SIuden+ Council I, 2.
Seniors-I99
New Direc+ories Aid in Communicafion
GLENDA CALLOVVAY-OEA I,
3: S+uden+ ReIa+ions I, 3: Black Sfud-
ies Club 2, DELORES CAMPBELL
-EI'IA-Key I: Eulure Teachers 2. 3:
Red Cross 2. DIANE CANNON-
EI'IA-Torch I, 2, 3, vice-presidenl 3:
Red Cross I. KEITH CARMI-
CI-IAEL.
BECKY CARPENTIERE-FI-IA-
Rose 2. 3: Eufure Teachers I: Spiril
Club 2. EDNOI CARRASCO-
Boys Choir I: Concerl Choir 2, 3:
Pan American 2: Choir Club
I. ELISEO CARRASCO-Srudenl
Council 3: Ooll 2: Pan American
Club I, 3: Golf Club 2. LYNNE
CARROLL-OEA 3: Red Cross 3.
JERRY CARTER-Radio 81 TV 2
3: vice-presidenl 3. SI-IERI CARTI
WRIGHT-French Club I, 2
3. SYLVIA cf-xsrmo. JOEL'
CECIL-ETA 3: Inlernalional Rela-
Iions 2: Sporlsman Club I.
SUSIE CI-IANEY-"A" Associa
lion 3: Chrisfian Club 2: Eufure
Teachers 3: Srudenr Council I, 2, 3:
Volleyball I: Cheerleader
3. CI-IUCK CHAPMAN-"A"
Associalion 2, 3: Chrisfian Club 3:
Sludenl Council 2, 3: Baseball I, 2,
3: Eoolball I, 2. TOMMY CHAP-
MAN. RICK CI-IEVRIE-ECA 2, 3,
presidenl 3: Sludenr Council 3:
Eoolball 2, 3.
TOMMY CLARKE-HAI' Associa-
Iion 2, 3: ECA 2: Rodeo Club I:
Eoorball I, 2, 3: Track I. KIM
CLAY-Band I, 2: EEA I, 2, 3:
Rodeo Club 2, 3. PAUL CLOW-
DUS-Golf Club I, 2: Ma+h Club I,
2: Golf I, 2, 3. STEVE COGBURN
-EEA I, 2, 3: Drafling I: Baslcelball
I 2
200-Seniors
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Looking over The new 73 direcfories
are Mr. Max Irwin. Sally Slrader. Joe
Moore. Sherry Williams and Chuck
Siflon.
CAROLE COLE-EI-IA-Key I:
French Club 2: OEA 3. VICKI
COLLINS-Chrislian Club 3: Span-
ish Club I: Spiril Club I: Transfer
from Robinson I-ligh. Waco
2. STEVE COLLUM-Oymnaslics
3: Woodworking I. 2. CATl'lEY
COOK-Band I, Band Club I:
EI-IA-Amacilia I. 2. vice-presidenl 2:
VICA-ICT 3, presidenl 3.
PAM COOK-VICA-ICT 3.
RICKIE COOPER-FFA I, 2: VICA-
ICT 3. CARLTON COSTON-Pan
American Club 2. CELIA COUCI-I
-Ouill 8: Scroll I: Roman Forum 2.
3: NHS 2, 3.
RANDY COWARD. GARY
CRAIN-Red Cross 2: ICT 2. 3: AV
Technicians I: Ollicialing Club I.
3. ELTON CRAWFORD-Sporls
man Club 2. 3. DEBBIE CROW-
Chrislian Club 3: Sludenl' Council 3:
Dala Processing 2. 3: Transfer from
Allus. Oklahoma I.
JOYCE CUMBY-FHA-Key I:
Sludenl Council I: Cosmelology 2.
3. MIKE CURRIER. TAINA
CURRY-Concerl Choir 2, 3: "A"
Associalion 3: Eulure Teachers I, 2.
3: Sluclenl Council l. 2, 3: Spiril
Club 2: Cheerleader 3. MARK
CVETKOVICH.
Seniors-2Ol
Cheering Ihe mighfy Eagles on were
The '73 Homecoming Oueen nomi-
nees Gigi Wariers, Julie Ouigg,
Jena Bodine.
LLOYD DAIL-Red Cross 2, 3:
Sfudeni Council I: Aulo Mechanics
2, 3. CARLOS DANIEL-Radio 84
TV 2, 3. GREG DANKWORTH-
EFA I. 2. 3: Rodeo Club I, 2.
3. LEE DAVIDSON-EEA I, 3:
Rodeo Club 2, 3: Transfer from Sle-
phenville High 2.
LAMAR DAVIS-Roman Eorum I,
2, 3: Sfudenl Council I, 3: Opera-
Iion Mainslream 2, 3: Spirif Commil-
Iee 3. SONJA DAVIS-Chrislian
Club 2, 3: EHA-Key 2: Red Cross I,
3: Spiril Club 2: Pan-American
I. DEBORAH DENNY-Band I, 2,
3: Band Club I, 2, 3: OEA 3: Major-
eI'Ie 2, 3: Iransler from Dallas-
Thomas Jefferson I. ANITA DIAZ
-EBLA I: Spiril Club 2, 3: Sludenl
Council I: Sludenl Relalions I: Mex-
ican-American Club I, 2.
FEBRA DIAZ-Human Relaiions
3: Spiril Club I: Sfudenl Council 3:
Mexican-American Club I,
2. MARY DIAZ-Red Cross I, 2:
VICA-Cosmefology 2, 3: Pan-
American I. PAM DIENER. CEL-
ESTE DILLARD-FHA-Hero 2, 3.
RON DIX-Maih Club 2, 3: Bas-
Ice-Iball 2: Swimming 3. DONNA
DIXON-Chrislian Club 2: FTA I:
IA-Draffing 3: Orcheslra I, 2: NHS
2. 3. JANET DODD-Chrislian
Club 2, 3: Spiril Club 2: Sludenl
Council I, 2. BETSY DODGE-
Eulure Teachers I, 2, 3: Red Cross
I: Spiril Club 2: Sfudenf Council I,
3.
202-Seniors
ueen Nominees Show En+husiasm
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ROBERT DOTY. MARK DRAKE
-Drafling 2, 3. RANDY DUNN-
Pholography 3: Sporlsman Club 3:
Dara Processing 2. EDDIE EARLES
-FCA 2: Fulure Teachers I, 3:
Drafling I, 2: Sfudenl Council I, 2,
3: Foo+baII I, 2: Track I.
LANA EARP-Aquila I: OEA 3:
Roman Forum 2. DAN EASTBURN
-"A" Associafion I. 2: Fufure
Teachers 3: Tennis I, 2. PAT
ELLIOT-Chrislian Club 2: DECA 3,
secrelary-Ireasurer 3: Spiri+ Club 2:
Sfudenl Council I. 2, 3. BOB ELLIS
-Band I, 2, 3: Roman Forum I, 2.
3: NI-IS 2, 3.
NANCY EVANS-Concerl Choir
2. 3: Chrisfian Club 3: Red Cross I:
Music Club I, 2. RANDAL EVERS-
DYK-FFA I: German Club 2,
3. DAN FERREE-Library Club I:
Tennis I. 2. MIKE FISCI-IER-Elec
Irical Trades 2. 3: Woodworking I.
ADAM FLORES-Choir I, 2:
Chess Club 3: Ecology 3: FBLA 2:
Orcheslra I: Pholography 3: Pan-
American Club 2: AV Technicians
2. BRENDA FLYNN-Ecology 3:
Sludenl Council 3. VIKKI FOLTZ-
FHA-Key I: Cosmelology 2, 3.
reporler 2. CINDY FORRESTER-
FHA-Key I: Spiril Club 2: Cosme-
Iology 2, 3.
JANET FOSTER-FFA 3: PE Spe-
cialisls 2: Transfer from Clarendon
High 2. SUSAN FOWLER-Chris
Iian Club 2, 3: Fufure Teachers I:
Spiril Club 2, 3: Dafa Processing 2,
3. TERI FRASER-Fulure Teachers
I: Red Cross I: Rodeo Club 3:
VICA-Cosmefology 2, 3. vice-presi-
den+ 3. LARRY FRAZIER.
Seniors-203
Pep Rallies Boosl Eagle Spirrl'
OLEN FRAZIER-HAM Associalion
2, 3: FCA 2. 3: Sludenl Council I, 2,
3, presidenl 3: NI-IS 2, 3: Foolball I.
2, 3. RANDY FREEMAN-Aulo
Mechanics 2.3. STEVE CALLA-
WAY-Clwrislian Club 3: German
Club 2: Sporlsman Club I. CINDY
GAULDING-VICA-ICT 3: Pan-
American Club I: Crealive Wriling
2.
EDWIN GENEAUX. DAVID
GILLILAND-Concerl Choir 3: FFA
3: Rodeo Club 2. 3: Baseball I, 2. 3:
Foolball I. KAREN GILMER-
Roman Forum 2. 3, secrelary 3: NI-IS
2. 3: Biology Club secrelary
I. CAROLYN GLENN-Roman
Forum 2. 3. reporler 3: NI-IS 2, 3.
reporler 3: FLASI-ILIGI-IT 3.
DONALD GODARD-Chess Club
3: Roman Forum 2: Sporlsman Club
I: Sludenl Council 2. JONYE
GOGLE-OEA Ireasurer 3. MARY
GONZALES-Red Cross 2, 3:
Library Club I, 2, 3 presidenl 2:
Mexican-American Club 2. DIXIE
GOWLER-Sludenl Council 3: Dala
Processing 2, 3: Ballery I. 2, 3 edi-
lor 3: PE Specialisls I: Quill and
Scroll 2, 3.
PAT GRAHAM. KAY CRIS-
SOM-DECA 2, 3: Red Cross 2:
Rodeo Club 3: Sludenl Council I:
Golf Club I. 2. PAUL GROI-IMAN
-Clwrisfian Club 3: FCA l, 2, 3:
FFA I, 2, 3: Red Cross 2: Baseball I,
2, 3: Foolball I, 2: "A" Associalion
I, 2. ANDREE GUEST-Clwrislian
Club 2, 3: FFIA-Rose I: Fulure
Nurses 2: Spiril Club I, 2, 3: Library
Club I.
CYNDY GUNTER-Arl Club 2:
FI-IA-I-lero 3. JIM GUTHRIE-
Ecology 3. GENA HADLOCK-
FI-IA-Amacila 3. LYNN HALL-
Flaslwliglil 3: Speech Club 3: Spiril
Club 2: Pan-American I: Debale
'learn 3.
204-Seniors
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RAMONA HAMILTON-Concerl
Choir I: FHA-Hero I. DENAE
HAMLETT-Chrislian Club 3: Elash-
lighl 3: Eulure Teachers I: Sludenl
Council I: Dafa Processing 2, 3:
Operalion Mainslream I: Golf Club
2. TOIVIMIE HARENDT-EEA I:
Rodeo Club 2: Class presidenl
2. TERI HARRISON-Girls Choir
2: Fufure Teachers I, 2: OEA 3:
Girls Traclc 2.
RHONDA HART-Concerl Choir
2. 3: Chrisfian Club 3: Spiril' Club 2,
3: Tennis 2. 3. BRUCE HARVEY-
"A" Associalion 2, 3: Eoolball I:
Golf I, 2, 3. caplain 3. JENNIFER
HARWELL-FFA-Amacifia I, 2.
3. LACHRISTIA HAVENS-Girls
Choir 2, 3: EI-IA-Amacilia 2, Torch
3: Elashlighl 3: lransler from Cooper
2.
Leading The lighling Warbirds once
again are fhe Senior Men. Borrowing
Ihe Sirloin Sleer may become a fra-
dilion if Ihe men have anylhing lo
say aboul il. Meanwhile inside,
Coach Charlie Perkins encourages
The Team lo fighl for AI-IS.
Seniors-205
Finding coffee and doughnufs Io
Iheir Iilcing aI Ihe Senior Breaklasf
are Charles Murphy and Be+h Leh-
mann.
RENEE HEELIN-SIucIenI Council
I. 2, 3: VICA-Cosmefology 2, 3:
Golf Club I. DEANA HENDRIX-
OEA president 3: NHS 2, 3: PE Spe-
ciaIisIs 2. MARY HENRY-Chris
'rian Club 3: EHA-Amacifia I. 2, sec-
refary 2: SIuden+ Council 3: Tennis
2: Spirif Commiifee 3. MARIO
HERNANDEZ-Band I: Band Club
I: S'ruden+ Council I. 2: Mexican-
American Club 2.
SHERRY HERPECHE, CALVIN
HICKAM-Draffinq 3: Machine
Shop 2: Eoolball I, 2. JERRY
HICKS. JEFF HILL-"A" Associa-
Iion: FCA 2, 3: S'rudenI Council I, 2,
3: BasIce'rbaII I. 2, 3: Operafion
Mainsfrearn 2. 3: Eagle Squad 3:
Vice-presidenl of Jr. Class.
LYNETTE HILL-Chrisfian Club 3:
Fufure Teachers I, 2: OEA 3: Girls
Track 2. MORRIS HILL. JUDY
HINTON-EuIure Teachers I, 2, 3:
Spiril Club 2: SI'uden'r Council I, 2,
3: Operaiion MainsIream 2,
3. KEITH HISEY-FFA I, 3:
Sporlsmans Club 2.
206-Seniors
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BRENDA HODOES-EI-IA-Torch
2, 3. JONI HOLLABAUGH-
VICA-ICT 3: Dafa Processing
2. MARK HOLLOWAY-Malh
Club vice-presidenl 3: Golf I, 2, 3:
Civil Defense I, 2. CHERYL
HOOD.
NITA HOULIHAN-FHA-Torch
2, 3. secrefary 3: Currenl Evenls 3:
Volleyball 3: Transfer from lvlacona-
guah High. Peru, Indiana. LIZ
HOWERTON. TONI HUBBARD.
NANCY HUDDLESTON-Concerl
Choir 2. 3: Eulure Teachers I. 2, 3:
Spiril Club 2, 3: Sludenl Council 2.
3.
RANDY HUETT-Eulure Teachers
2, 3: Roman Forum I: Swimming I,
2. KIM HUGHES-Girls Choir I.
2: Chrislian Club 3: Eulure Nurses I:
Eulure Teachers 2: Red Cross 2:
Spiril Club 2. 3: Dara Processing 2,
3. BILLY JAMES-Sluclenl Rela-
lions 2: Eoolball I: Track
2. MELINDA JENKINS.
ROSEANN JENKINS-VICA-Cos-
melology 2, 3. SHIRLEY JENKINS
-Chrislian Club 3: PE Specialisls I,
2: Volleyball I, 2, 3. KENDRA
JETER-Concerl Choir 3: EEA 3:
Fulure Teachers 2: EEA Sweelhearl
2. JOHNNYJIMENEZ-Chrislian
Club 2: Sludenl Council I, 2: Pan-
American I: Operalion Mainslream
2. 3.
RALPH JOHNSON. RONALD
JOHNSON--Chrislian Club 2, 3:
FFA I, 2. KELLY JONES-DECA
3: Eulure Teachers 3: Spiril Club
2. SUSAN JONES-Eulure Teach-
ers I: OEA 3: Spiril Club 2: Sludenl
Council 2, 3.
Seniors-207
Seniors Assume Leading Roles a+ AHS
FLOYD KAERWER. RANDY
KEESEE-"A" Associalion 2. 3: FCA
3: Sfudenl Council 2: Baseball I. 2.
3: Baslcelball I, 2. 3: Foolball
I. ROMA KEESEE-FHA-Torch I.
2. 3. secrelary 2. presidenl 3: OEA
3: Red Cross I. 3: Spiril Club
2. DWIGHT KEITH-FFA I. 2. 3:
Rodeo Club I: Foofball I.
VICKIE KENDRICK-VICA-Cosf
melology 2. 3. JAMES KENNDY-
Roman Forum 2: Sporlsman Club
3. MARY KAY KIEL-Red Cross 3:
ICT 3: PE Specialisls 2. KATHY
KNIPPA.
JANEY KNUPPLE-FHA-Amacifa
I. 2. 3: Srudenl Council 3. BILLY
KREMPIN-Oflicialing Club I.
2. JOYCE LAMI3-FHA-Amacila
I. Torch 2. PAULA LAMBERT.
SHIRLEY LAMBERT-Girls Choir
I: FHA-Amacila I: Red Cross 2. 3:
VICA-Cosmerology 2. 3. JONI
LAMBERT-Band I, 2. 3. VERA
LANG-FHA-Torch I: Sfudenr
Council 3: Library Club I: Girls
Track 2. WENDY LATHROP-
FIasIiIiqI'i+ 2. 3. Edifor 3: Roman
Forum I. 2: Srudenr Council 3: NI-IS
2. 3.
JOEL LAWSON-DECA 3: Inrer-
narional Relafions 3. JOHN
LEACH-Sporfsman Club 2. 3: NHS
2. 3. vice-presidenl 3: Baslcelball I:
Foo+baII 2. BETH LEHMANN-
Band I. 2. 3: Band Club I: Flaslnliglwr
2. 3: Roman Forum I. 2. RANDY
LEONARD-"A" Associarion 2. 3:
AV Technicians 2: FCA 2: Spor+s-
man Club 3: Sludenr Council 2:
Foolball 3: Track 2.
208-Seniors
SUE LOCKARD-Girls Choir I, 3:
l:l'lA-Torch l. 2. 3. MARVIN
LONG-Gymnaslics l: Sporlsman
Club l, 2: VICA-ICT 3. ROGER
LOVE-Sporlsrnan Club 2. 3: NHS
2. 3. presidenl 3: Baslcelball
l. LYNN LOWREY-VICA-ICT 3:
Arl Club 2.
VIRGINIA LOZA-Red Cross I.
2: Sludenl Council l, 2: Sludenl Rel-
alions 3: Library Club I: Mexican-
American Club I, 2. KIM MAN-
TOOTH-Band I, 2, 3: Band Club I,
2, 32 Dale Processing 2. DANNY
MARTIN-Clwrislian Club 3: Orches-
lra I. 2, 3: Tennis 2: Tennis Club
2. JCI-INNY MARTINEZ-Draft
ing I: lnlernalional Relafions 3: Slu-
denl Relalions 2: Relrigeralion ancl
Air 2: Mexican-American Club I.
KAREN MATI-IIEVVS-CEA
l. DEBBIE MAYI"lAl.l.-Girls Clioir
I: Concerl Clwoir 2. 3. reporler 3:
Ballery 2. 3. Edilor 3: Eulure Teacln-
ers I: Quill and Scroll 2: Sludenl
Direclor ol Sing Song 3. EDDY
MAYNARD-Band I, 2: EFA I, 2, 3.
lreasurer 3: Rodeo Club 2,
3. LYNDA McCOMBS-Clnrislian
Club 3: Mallw Club 2: Pan-American
I.
Exercising his lalenl in drawing.
Ruben Orfiz works on a flal for +l'1e
fall procluclion of "En+er Lauglwingf'
Seniors-209
Campus Review 72 Reveals TaIen+
MARK MCCORD-"A" Associa-
Iion I: ECA 2: Sludenl Council 2, 3:
Golf I, 2, 3: Golf Club I, 2, 3, presi-
denl 3: Eagle Squad 3. DON
MCEADDEN. PAT McKENNON-
Chrislian Club 3: Library Club
I. JOYCE MCLEMORE-Eufure
Teachers 2, 3: Thealre I: Volleyball
I, 2, 3.
BEN McWILLIAMS-Band I,2.3:
Band Club I. 2, 3: Drafling I, 2:
VICA-ICT I. DEBBIE MELTON-
Choir Club I: Chrislian Club 2, 3:
Sludenl' Council I: Tennis 2. 3: Ten-
nis Club 3. MARILYN MEREDITI-I
-Fufure Teachers I: EI-IA-Rose 2:
OEA 3. SUSAN MIDDLETON-
OEA 3: Arl Club 2.
ALFRED MILLER. ANITA
MILLER-EI-IA-Amacifa I, 2, 'frea-
surer 2: OEA 3. SUZY MILSTEAD
-Drama Club I, 2: VICA-ICT 3:
Crealive Wrifing Club I,
2. SI'IIRLA MINATRA-Concerl
Choir 2, 3: EHA-Rose I: French
Club 2: FTA 3: Sludenl Council 3:
Class Treasurer 3.
BECKY MONROE-FTA I, 2, 3,
freasurer 3: Spirif Club I, 2: Sfudenl
Council 2, 3. BETTIE MOORE-
FHA-Amaci+a I: VICA-ICT 2,
3. GENEVA MOORE-Concerl
Choir I, 2, 3: Pan-American Club 2,
3. Secrefary 2: Sing Song Mislress of
Ceremonies 3. JOE MOORE-
Concerf Choir I, 2: Roman Forum 2,
3, presidenl 3: Sludenl Council 2, 3,
freasurer 3: NI-IS 2. 3.
LARRY MOORE-Band I, 2, 3,
capfain 3: Da+a Processing 2, 3,
presidenf 3. DWAYNE MORRIS.
LETHA MORRIS-Band I: Concer+
Choir 2, 3: Fufure Teachers I, 2, 3.
PAUL MORRIS-Sky Diving Club 3.
2IO-Seniors
MARGIE Iv1ORSEfEu+ure Teach-
ers I, 2, 3: Girls Track 2.
3. STONY IVIORTOINI. l.ANEI.I.E
MOSLEY-Chrisfian Club 3: FHA-
Amacila vice-presidenl 2: Dafa
Processing 2, 3. SKY IVIOSIVIAN-
Concerf Choir 2, 3: Erench Club 2:
Sfudenl Council 3: Library Club
Ireasurer 2: PE Specialisls I: Class
Reporler 3.
WORTI-I IVIOUTRAY-Band I. 2,
3: Band Club I. 2, 3. JERRY IVIULA
LIINISHAI' Associarion 2, 3: ECA 2.3:
Boys Choir I: Concerl Choir 2. 3:
Baskelball I: Golf I, 2, 3, capfain 3:
Golf Club I. 2, 3. CHARLES
MURPI'IYgI3and I, Dafa Processing
2, 3. PAIOE MYERS.
DAVID NATIONS-"AH Associa-
'rion 3: ECA I. 2, 3, vice-presidenl 3:
II" I Woodworking 2, 3: Eoolball I, 2.
. M is Ii 3. DONALD NEIL-Radio and TV
- g. F 2, 3, presidenl 3: Ollicialing Club
I 1 ' i. YOLANDA NELSON-FI-IA-
' g 'f Amacila I. 2: OEA 3. ROBERT
I T iii 'ii"I"'i' I NEWMAN-'IAN' Associalion 37
Concerl Choir I, 2, 3: ECA 2, 3:
' 'I : 5,42 .,.,. g,.,1.,', Eufure Teachers 2: Sludenf Council
."ffofZf29:i,FQLi' 1 E o Il I, 7 Swirnmin 2: Track
i as O The 3 Q
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One of The Ialenls expressed al' Campus Review '72 by Dan Eas+burn and a friend was singing and playing The guilar.
Seniors-2I I
EIec:I'ives Give Varie+y in Senior S'rucIies
SUSAN NEWSOM. MELINDA
NORTHCUT-Speech CIub I, 2, 3.
presidenf 3: Thearre I: Debare Team
2, 3. MIKE OLES-EooIbaII I, 2, 3:
"A" Associafion 2. 3: ECA 2.
3. SARAH OWEN-Roman Forum
2, 3.
BECKY PANNELL-Band I, 2:
Eu+ure Teachers I. 2. 3. CINDY
PARKER-I-Iuman Relafions I, 2:
CIass Reporrer I: S+uden'r Council I.
3: NHS 2. 3. JIMMY PARKER-
FFA I, 2, 3. reporfer 3: Rodeo Club
2. 3: Baske+baII I. RI-IONDA
PATRIGNANI-VICA-ICT 2. 3:
Iransfer from MerkeI High 2.
BOBBY PATILLO-Ar+ I. 2, 3:
Band I. 2: Band Club I, 2: Wood-
working 3: Library CIub
I. RISALDA PENA-FBLA I: Mex-
ican-American CIub 2: SI'uden+
Council 2: Library Club, secreIary
I. SARAH PENNS-Girls Track 2.
3: Sfudenr ReIaIions I, 2.
3. FERMAN PERALEZ.
GUADOLUPE PEREZ. SYLVIA
PEREZ-Operafion Mainsrream 3:
Principals Commiiree 3: Mexican-
American CIub I, 2: EuIure Nurses
3: Srudenr Council I, 2: Da+a Proc-
essing 2. TIM PERKINS-Civil
Defense Club 2. vice-presidenf 2:
EEA I: Woodworking I: VICA-ICT
32 vice-presidenr 3. SUSAN PERRY
-Principals Commif'ree 3: Exchange
CIub 2: Chrisrian CIub 3: I:HA-Ama-
cifa I, 2: Red Cross 3.
GARY PETERSON-Dafa Process-
ing 2, 3. MARIE PIETSCH-Chris
Tian CIub 3: FBLA 2: Iransfer from
HayIieId High, AIexandria Virginia
2. ALMA PINK-OEA 3, secrefary
3: Srudenr Council I: Srudenr Rela-
Iions 2: NHS 3, secrefary 3. MIKE
POER.
2 I 2-Seniors
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RANDY POOL-Boys Choir l:
Concerl Choir 2, 3: FCA 2, 3: Slu-
clenl Council I, 3: Baseball 3: Fool-
ball I, 2, 3: "A" Associalion 2,
3. TIM POWELL-Tennis Club 21
Operalion lvlainslream 3: Chrislian
Club 3: Sporlsman Club I: Tennis 2,
3. DAVID PRESTRIDGE-Foolball
I, 2, 3: Sludenl Council I, 2, 3: "A"
Associalion 2, 3: FCA 2,
3. DARLFNE PRICE-Band I, 2, 3:
Ballery 3: French Club I, 2: Dale
Processing 2, 3, vice-presiclenl 3:
NHS 2, 3, lreasurer 3.
LAZEDA PRINGLE-Fl-IA-Ama'
cila 2, 3. DIANE PRITCHARD-
FFA 2, 3: Rodeo Club 3: Roman
Forum l. TONY PROCK-Roman
Forum 2, 3: Foolball I: Gllicialing
Club I. NINA PURCEl.L-Gym-
naslics I: OFA 3, reporler 3: Slu-
denl Council 2, 3: Golf Club 2.
Becky Spann serves Mr. Twain Tharp
several of lhe goodies 'rhal were
available all day lo Teachers from
The Flomemaking Deparlmenhs
"Chrislr'nas Tea."
Seniors-2 I 3
Class Pride Mirrored by Senior Rings
JULIE QUIGG-Fulure Teachers
I, 2, 3, recording secrelary 2, 3:
Spiril Club 2: Sludenl Council I, 2,
3: Class Sludenl Council Represenl-
alive 2: PrincipaI's Commillee
3. BOB RAMSEY-Pholoqraphy
Club 3: Sporlsman Club I: Sludenl
Council 2. 3: Sludenl Relalions 2:
Operalion Mainslream 3. PAUL
REED. CHARLES REESE-Band I,
2: Fl-IA-I-Iero 3: Red Cross 3.
DANA RI-IEA. SANDRA RIT-
CI'lEY-Concerl Choir 2, 3: Chris-
Iian Club 3: Choir Club I, 2: Madri-
gals 2. CAROL RIVES-Girls Choir
2: Fl-IA-I'Iero 3. ESTHER RODRI-
QUEZ-FI-IA-Amacilia I: Red Cross
I: VICA-Cosmelology 2, 3: Library
Club I.
LINDA RODRIQUEZ-Mexicam
American Club I, 2. MACARIO
ROMERO-Eleclrical Trades secre-
lary 3. TERRY ROSE-Radio and
TV 3: Eoolball I, GUY ROSSER-
"A" Associalion 2, 3: Sludenl Coun-
cil 3: NI'IS 2: Pan-American 3: Ten-
nis I, 2: Tennis Club I, 2: Class Vice-
Presidenl 3.
NANCY RUNYAN-Girls Choir
I: Concerl Choir 2, 3, secrelary 3:
EI'IA-Rose I: Fulure Teachers 3:
Spiril Club 2:ASludenI Council I, 2:
Pan-American Club 2. JOHNNY
SANCHEZ-Sporlsman Club I, 2:
Aulo Mechanics I, 2. SUSAN
SANTIBANEZ-FI-IA-Rose I:
Library Club I: Mexican-American
Club I, 2. BECKY SCALES-Red
Cross I: Spiril Club 2: Sludenl
Council 2, 3: VICA-ICT 2, 3: Girls
Choir I: Music Club I.
GREG SCALES-Malh Club I:
Arl Club I, 2. STEVE SCANLON
-Gymnaslics 3: Sludenl Council 3:
lransler from Palmer I-Iigh, Colorado
Springs, Colorado 2. ROY SCARB-
ROUGH-DECA 3: EFA I: Baslcel-
ball I, 2. JARILYN SCOTT-"A"
Associalion 2, 3: El-IA-Torch I: Slu-
denl Council 3: Sludenl Relalions I,
2, 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3: Cheerleader
3.
2 I4-Seniors
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Pride was a Icey word for Seniors '73,
This was reflecled many ways, bul
especially by Iheir rings.
PETE SENTENA-Band I, 2: Band
Club I: Mexican-American Club I,
2. DEBRA SEWALT-Ecology.
vice-presidenl 3: Roman Forum I, 2:
Sludenl Council I: NHS 2,
3. DANA SHAHEEN-Fulure
Teachers I, 2, 3: Red Cross I: Spiril
Club 2: Sludenl Council I, 2, 3:
Girls Traclc 2. CINDY SHANNON
-Band I, 2: NHS 2: Transfer from
Reagan Counly High 3.
JAMES SHAW-Woodworking I,
2: Red Cross I: Sludenl Relalions I.
2: Baskelball I, 2. 3: Traclc I: Ar+
Club I, 2, JANE SHIRLEY-DECA
3: FI-IA-Torch I: Library Club 2:
Tennis I, 2. RICKY SHIRLEY-
Eufure Teachers 3: Red Cross I. 2:
Roman Eorum I: Officialing I,
2. ALBERT SIMPSON-Inlernalional
Relalions I, 3: Ran-American 2:
Library Club I.
GARY SIMPSON-Eoolball I, 2.
3: AV Technicians 2: ECA 3: HAI'
Associafion I, 2. BRAD SMITH-
FCA 2. 3: Baslcelball I, 2,
3. CHERI SMITH-FHA-Amacilia
I. 2, Torch 3: Spiril Club I: Dala
Processing 2, 3. MICKEY SMITH-
"A" Associalion 3: Fufure Teachers
3: Sludenl Council 3: Baseball I, 2,
3.
NELDA SMITH-FHA-Hero
I. ROBERT SNYDER. BECKY
SPANN-HAI' Associafion I, 2, 3:
Sfudenl Council I, 2. 3: Tennis Club
I, 2, 3, presidenl 2, Tennis I, 2, 3.
Spirif Commillee 3. BETTY
SPEARS-FHA-Key 3: Gymnaslics
I: Spiril Club I: Rifle Club I.
Seniors-2 I 5
Filling ouf senior aclnievemenl sI'ieeIs
can be hard as Joyce Cumby, Sleve
Gallaway, Vera Lang. and Glynice
Self Iind out
Ac+ivi'ries Keep Seniors Busy
SAM SPENCE-Band I, 2, 3:
Ivlalli Club I: Roman Forum 2. 3:
Siudenl Council I, 2: Pre-Med Club
2. KATHY SPICER-Fulure Teacln-
ers 3: Spiril Club I, 2: Sludenl
Council I: PE Specialisls I,
2. PAULA SPILLER-Band I. 2:
Band Club I. 2. ROB SPILLER-
Band I. 2. 3: Band Club I: Jr. Acad-
emy oT Science presidenl 3: Sporls-
man Club 2: NHS 2, 3: Nalional
Ivleril Semilinalisf.
SUSIE STALCUP-"A" Associalion
2, 3: Red Cross I: Spiril Club 2. 3:
Sludenl Council I: Drama Club I:
Tennis 2, 3. BECKY STEEL-FI-IA-
Key I: VICA-ICT 2, 3. DON
STEELE-"A" Associalion 3: FCA 2,
3: Siudenl Council I: Baslcelball I, 2,
3. ALAN STEPHENS-"A" Associ-
alion I, 2, 3: FCA 2. 3: Rodeo Club
I, 2: Foolball I, 2, 3: Traclc I. 2, 3.
CI-IERYL STEPHENS-VICA-ICT
3: PE Specialisrs 2. CASSIE STE'
PI-IENSON-CEA 3: Spiril Club 2:
Sludenl Council I, 2. 3: Sludenl Rel-
alions I: Class Sludenl Council Rep-
resenlalive I: Class Secrelary
2. DAVID STEVENS-Aquila 2:
German Club 2. LINDA STEVENS
-FI'IA-Rose I.
LINDA STEWART. MARTIN
STEWART-Malb and Science Club
presidenl' 3: Golf I, 2, 3: Civil
Defense presidenf 2: NI-IS 2. 3: Golf
Club I. STARLA RLITI-I STEWART
-Band I, 2. 3: Band Club I, 2, 3:
Speech 3. GARY STIRMAN-"A"
Associalion I, 2. 3: FCA 2. 3: Slu-
denl' Council I, 2: Baseball 2. 3:
Foofball I. 2, 3: Class presidenl I.
2 I 6-Seniors
JANET STONEBERG-French
Club I: Dafa Processing 2, 3, 'frea-
surer 3: Pan-American Club
2. SHARON STOUT. MIKE
STOVVERS-Fulure Teachers 3: Slu-
denl Council I, 2, 3: Pan-American
I: AV Technicians 2: Opera+ion
Mainslream 2, 3. STEVE STRICK-
LAND-Band I, 2, 3: Band Club I,
2: Malh Club 3.
RONNIE STUDEBAKER-German
Club I: Oliciciaiing Club I.
2. BILLY SUDBURY-MAI' Associa-
'rion 3: Chrisfian Club 3: FCA 3:
Baseball 2, 3: Foolball 2, 3: Iransfer
from Permian High, Odessa
2. RICHARD SULLIVAN-HAI'
Associalion 2, 3: Sludenl Council 2,
3: Machine Shop 2. 3. vice-presidenf
3: AV Technicians 3: Eoolball I, 2,
3. MARK SURFACE-Band I, 2. 3:
Band Club I, 2: German Club 3.
SANDRA SURRATT-German
Club I: Rodeo Club 3: Golf Club 2,
3. SANDRA TAGGART-FTA 3:
Elashlighl 3: PE Specialisls I,
2. DAVID TALBERT-Band I:
DECA 3: FEA I: Infernafional Rela-
Iions 3, vice-presidenl 3: Sporlsmans
Club 2. PHILLIP TATUM.
SCOTT THANE-"A" Associalion
2: EFA I, 2, 3: Red Cross I, 2, 3:
Rodeo Club 2, 3: Eooiball I, 2:
Track I. JOAN THOMAS-I:HA-
Amacifia 2: VICA-ICT 3. JUDY
THOMAS-Speech Club 2: Sludenf
Council I: Drama Club 2, 3, secre-
'rary 3. VICKI THOMPSON-
Dralling 2: Thealre I. 2, 3: Ari Club
I, 2.
Trying Io sell an A.H.S. boolccover
To Wendy Lafhrop and Dixie Gowler
are Margare+ Marfinez and Debbie
Mayhall.
Seniors-2 I 7
Ballads were very popular in Mrs.
Duyals English classes lor Seniors
Gene Wiseman, Donna Tucker, Sleve
Slriclcland and Marqarel Williams.
Crea+ivi+y Livens Senior Classwork
RANNAH THRONE-Chrislian
Club 3: Transfer from Kickapoo
I-Iigh, Springfield Missouri 2. MIKE
THORNTON-German Club 2:
Gymnasfics 3: Sporfsman Club
I. DALLAS TIEKING-Jr. Acad-
emy of Science 2: Refrigerafion and
Air 3. DANNA TIEKING-FI-IA-
Amacila I: Dafa Processing 2, 3.
DARCY TIEKING-Jr. Academy
of Science 3. KENT TIPPEN-FEA
I, 2, 3: Red Cross 2: Sludenl Coun-
cil I. RUSTY TRULL-FFA I, 2, 3:
Red Cross 2, 3: AV Technicians I:
Officiafing Club I. DAVID
TUCKER-Machine Shop 2. 3: Biol-
ogy Club I.
DONNA TUCKER. CYNTHIA
TURNER-FHA-Torch I: Orchesfra
I, 2, 3: Spirif Club 3: S+uden+ Coun-
cil I, 3, S+uden+ Relations 3: Girls
Track 2, 3: Blaclc Sludies Club I,
2. CINDY VERNON-Roman
Forum I. 2, 3, +reasurer 3. DEBBIE
VERNON-Chrisfian Club 3: Fufure
Teachers I, 2.
2I8-Seniors
Working on The school newspaper is
no+ all fun as Dixie Gowler, co-ediior
of Ihe AHS Baflery soon finds our.
LANNY VINSON-FFA I, 2, 3.
vice-presidenl' 3: Rodeo Club 2, 3:
Sfuclenl Council 2, 3: Eoolball
I. MARLA WADLEY-FHA-Ama-
cilia 2: Roman Eorum I: VICA-ICT
3. MIKE WADLEY. DOYLE
WALKER-"A" Associalion 2: Con-
cerf Choir 2: EFA I: Rodeo Club 2:
Spor+sman Club 3: Baseball 3: Fool-
ball I.
KATHY WALKER-FHA-Hero I.
2, 3: HECE advisory commil-
ree. DEE JAY WALLS-Civil
Defense I, vice-presidenf I: Red
Cross I: Sfudenf Council 2, 3:
VICA-Auro Mechanics 2, 3, presi-
denf 3. FRANK WALTRIP-Officb
afing Club I: Refrigerafion and Air
2: EFA 3: VICA 2: Thealre 3: Slu-
denl' Council I: AV Technicians
I. LISA WARNER-Currenl Evenls
Club 3: DECA 3, reporler 3: ETA I:
Red Cross 2: Sfudenl' Council I:
Golf Club, secrelary 2.
EDDIE WARREN. GIG-I WAR-
TERS-Spirif Club 2: S+ucIen'I Coun-
cil 3: FTA 2, 3: Homecoming Queen
3. DIANE WATSON-FHA-Ama
cifia I: Pholography Club 3: PoIi+ical
Science, secrefary 2. KATHY
WATSON.
KURT WATSON-FCA 2: Fufure
Teachers 2. 3: Red Cross 3: Sfudenl
Council I, 2: AV Technicians 2, 3:
Baseball I, 2, 3: Foolball
I. RUSSELL WEATHERSBY.
DENA WEAVER-Chrislian Club
3: FHA-Amacifia 2: FTA I. DAVID
WEBB-Sporlsman Club I: VICA'
Dafa Processing 2: Pan-American
Club I.
SANDRA WEBB-FHA-Torch 3:
Eufure Nurses I, 2. GUY WEEKS.
Seniors-2 I 9
Pic+ure Taking Began Senior EvenI's
BELINDA WEEMS-EI-IA-Key I:
VICA-Cosmelology 2, 3, secrefary 3.
TRACEE WETSEL. DEWAYNE
WHITE. TANYA WHlTE-FHA-
Rose 2: Eulure Nurses I: OEA 3: AV
Technicians 2.
WINSTON WI'IITT-"A" Associ-
afion 2, 3: Concerf Choir 2, 3: In+er-
nafional Relalions 3: Thealre I. 2, 3:
Eoolball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2: Class
Presiolenl 3: Sludenf Council I, 2,
3. DORIS WILLIAMS-Chrisfian
Club 3: NI-IS 2, 3: Pan-American
Club 2: Ari Club I. DWAYNE
WILLIAMS. JIMMY WILLIAMS-
"A" Associafion 3: FCA 2, 3: Slu-
denf Council I, 2: Baslcelball I, 2, 3.
NENA WILLIAMS-Girls Choir I:
Chrisiian Club 3: DECA
3. SANDRA WILLIAMS-DECA
3: EI-IA-Key I. SUSIE WILLIAMS
-Band I, 2: Eufure Teachers I, 2,
3. KERRY WILLINGI-IAM-Roman
Forum I: Dafa Processing 2, 3: NHS
2, 3.
CARLA WILLIS-"A" Associa-
fion 3: Eulure Teachers 2, 3: Spiril
Club 2: Sfuclenf Council 2, 3: Class
Reporfer 2: Cheerleader 3: Volley-
ball I, 2, 3. NEIL WILLIS-Baseball
I, 2, 3. DANA WILSON-Chris
Iian Club 2: VICA-Cosmefology 2,
3: Library Club I, 2: Operafion
Mainsfream 3. LANNY WILSON-
Boys Choir I: Concerf Choir 2, 3,
vice-presidenl 3: FCA 3: Baseball I,
2, 3: Music Club I, 2.
PEGGY WILSON-Dara Process-
ing 2. 3: NI-IS 2, 3. ROBERT WIL-
SON-Infernafional Relalions presi-
clenl 3: EFA I, 2. RODNEY WIL-
SON-FEA presiclenf 3: Rodeo Club
2. 3, presiclenl 3. DEBBIE WIN-
TERS-EI-IA 3: Sfudenf Council I, 2:
PE Specialisls 2.
220-Seniors
I
Summerlime allows variance in aHire for Lanny Wilson, Chuck Chapman and Darrel
I
Bounf who reporled for piclures.
GENE WISEMAN-German Club
I: Jr. Academy of Science 3: Pre-
Med Club 2. MICHAEL WOLAV'
ER. BECKY WOMMACK-FHA-
Key I: VICA-Cosmelology 2, 3,
presidenf 3. MIKE WOOD-Band
I, 2, 3: Pholoqraphy Club 3: Pan-
American I: Pre-Med 2.
JOHN WOODELL-Malh Club
I: Crealive Wriring 'Club 2: Fufure
Teachers 3. KATHY WOOD.
TERESA WURSCHMIDT-Com
cerl Choir 2, 3, secrefary 3: Gym-
naslics 3: Spirir Club 2, 3: Pre-Med
Club 2: Gymnasfics Team 3: fransfer
from Jona+han Alder High, Plain
Ci+y, Ohio 2. JODY YARB-
ROUGH-Concer+ Choir 2, 3:
French Club 2: NHS 2, 3: Iransfer
from Midland Lee 2.
JUDY YAW-FHA-Key 3: FBLA
I: Golf Club 2. MIKE YOUNG-
Band I. 2, 3: Band Club I: Jr. Acad-
emy ol Science 3: Da+a Processing 2:
NHS 2, 3. HARLON YOUNG-
OUIST-Boys Choir I: Drafling 2, 3.
LYNN ZACHRY-FHA-Rose I, 2, 3,
presiclenl 3: Spirif Club 2: Sfudenf
Council 3.
Seniors-22I
J ' '72 Carrying our 'l'l'I9 duries of officers five: Bob Bailey, president Max Brin-
u for The l973 Junior Class were Celia son, vice-presiclenli lvlarlca Morris,
Doyle, sludenl council represenla- secrerary-lreasurer: and Susan
222-Juniors
Duclcer. reporler.
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Carol Agnew
Rachel Aguirre
Linda Alce
Theresa Alford
Dawn Allen
Janice Allen
Linda Allen
Milicenl Allen
Joe Allison
Belfy Almaguer
Chad Anderson
Kim Andress
Lee Ares
Sherry Baca
Terry Bacon
Bob Bailey
Sherry Bailey
Melissa Baker
Jon Barbee
Richard Behney
Connie Benne'r+
Timofhy Benneh'
Neil Berry
V. G. Berry
Joe Blaclc
Nancy Blankenship
Alice Bledsoe
Marsha Boles
Beclcy Boone
Danelle Bourland
Vickie Boyd
Karen Bradford
Tim Bradshaw
David Bridges
Joyce Briesacher
Juniors 223
Juniors Work on School Publicahons
Max Brinson
Karen Brislow
Rifa Brooks
Diane Brown
Pamela Brown
Billy Broyles
Randa Bruce
Jim Bryanl'
Judy Buckles
Brenda Buckley
Sue Buckley
Brenda Bulling+on
April Burlon
Ricky Burlon
Connie Caldwell
Marilyn Campbell
Donald Cam bell
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Danny Campos
Sally Carpenler
Susan Carpenfer
Mark Carler
Larry Chapman
Karen Clay
Lewis Clemmer
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Nancy Coales
Nailwan Coales
Terry Coker
Mike Cole
Mark Condra
Curlis Conway
Terri Corlee
Richard Corfinaz
Doug Colbern
Paula Cowarl
Debbie Craig
Malcolm Crawford
James Crim
Darlene Crofford
Melinda Crow
John Crowe
Viclor Crumplon
Bonnie Cruse
Laura Cullers
Lee Daniels
Lindsay Davis
Debbie Davison
Karen Day
Dianne Dendy
Randy Dieckman
Judy Dillard
Cy Dirmore
Jeanie Dolson
Janis Douglas
Celia Doyle
Susan Ducker
Janel Dudley
Ray Duncan
Ronnie Duncan
Pam DuVall
Sfeven Eads
Cindy Earles
Cynrliia Edwards
James Edwards
Kennerlw Edwards
Vickie Edwards
Juniors-225
Sponsors Assisl Juniors
lvlark Edwards
Debbie Elkins
Jesse Elkins
Kimberly Empie
Regina Eure
Ann Farnsworfh
Von Faulkner
Dan Fincher
Larry Fisher
Gary Filzgerald
Adolfo Flores
Gale Fosler
Ken Fosler
Duane Fox
Mark Fox
Sandy Fraser
Virginia Garcia
Beverly Gardner
Bryan? Gilberl
Paula Gillell
Peggy Glass
Paul Glenn
Olga Gonzales
Janice Gooch
JoAnn Gran?
Ralinda Granl
John Grasham
Kalhy Green
Dana Greene
Nancy Griffin
Joyce Grimes
Kay Grohrnan
Leigh Ann Grover
Joe Guerra
Carlos Guerrero
Cynlhia Gufierrez
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Dawn Harlow
Paula Harper
Rhonda Hawkins
Paffi Henderson
Gary Henry
Alan Herman
Debra Herrera
Jimmy Higgins
Kafhy Higgins
Jodi Hodges
George Hollingsworfh
Ronald HoneycuH
Garry Hous+on
Debbie Howe+h
Scoff Huddlesfon
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BOTTOM ROW: Corrie Jackson, Jerry Jackson. Thomas Jack-
son, Pam James.
Checking over records for class acfivihes are Mr.
Roberf Davis and Mr. Chesfer McAlpin. chairmen of
The iunior class sponsors.
Juniors-227
Aubrey Jeriqe
Isabel Jimenez
Brenda Johnson
Jim Johnson
Randall Johnson
Brian Johnsfon
John Johnslon
Connie Jones
Linda Jones
Susaneile Jones
Pa1'+i Jones
Sylvia Jones
Rilra Kachel
Brenda Keesee
Sfeve Kelley
David Kelsey
Debbie Kemp
Debbie Kenneally
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menial Sludy, a new course offered
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scrip+ion machine in Pre-VOE is iun-
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Mark Kenf
Debbie King
Jack King
Roberl' King
Jayne Kinlcer
Suzie Knupple
Leann Koonsman
Cafhy Lamberl
Mary Lamberf
Marsha Landis
Debi Laningham
Debbie Leddy
Sherri Leelh
Ken Lewis
Shannon Lewis
Lu Anne Lighffool
Celia Lilllefield
Diann Lomax
Dora Lopez
Jesus Lopez
Olivia Lopez
Mary Loya
Lynn LuHrell
James Lyon
Doyal Lyons
Karen McAuliffe
Kevin McAuliffe
Donald McBride
Kevin McBride
Mary McClure
Tonya McCombs
Jim Mclflyea
Marcia McKeehan
Jo Ann McKennon
Lorella McKenzie
Juniors-229
Jim McKenzie
Rusly Mcl.eskey
Susan McMullan
Juanila Maclcey
Valerie Maples
Sandra Marlin
Joshua Marlinez
LaDonna Massey
Craig Mafhis
Curfis Mayhall
Janel Mayhall
Ronny Maynard
Suzie Mealer
Danny Medulla
Cafhi Michaud
Melanie Miller
Nancy Miller
Milne Mims
Mariean Mi+chell
Clark Moody
Marlca Morris
Monica Morrison
Toni Moser
Kay Moss
Sharon Munson
Carla Murray
Twanna Myers
Ray Nichols
Carol Nicholson
Cheryl Nicholson
Judy Nofgrass
Paul Ogden
Joel Olbrighl
Tim Oldham
Debra Oliver
Rodney Oliver
Susan Oliver
Debbie Olson
Linda Orr
Brad Osner
Bren? Osner
Gene OH
230-Juniors
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Concer+ Choir's Barber Shop OuarTe+s.
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Curlis Owens
John Owen
Lanell Owens
Roy Owens
Geneva Paige
Eddi Pallarez
Brenda Palmer
Jimmie Papasan
Joanne Paschal
Cindy Peacock
Larry Pearce
Sheila Penninqlon
Eva Perez
Lora Perlcins
Kim Peferson
William Pierpom'
Monika Pie+zch
Floyd Porfer
Jim Porferfield
Raymond Por+illo
Cindy Pra+her
John Pres+on
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Loyal
Lorraine Pufman
Pam Pyland
Lynda Rae
Phil Rancier
Paula Rash
Carolyn Ray
Tim Ray
Dennis Redman
Susan Reid
Belly Reyes
Debra Rhoads
Kafhi Richards
Chrisfina Riley
Rosemary Rivera
Cur+is Roberrson
Ermelinda Roclriquez
Sandra Rodriquez
Beverly Rosengranls
Kafhy Rucker
Le+icia Sanchez
June Sanders
Barbara Saunders
Jim Sawyer
Karen Sawyer
Vickie Scales
Ann Schofield
Daniel Sco++
Tim Sco'r+
Ronnie Scruggs
Mary Shaheen
Laurie Shedd
Doug Sheperd
Craig Shewmake
Mary Sigala
Sfeve Simpson
Carla Siles
232-Juniors
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Daniel Smifh
Gary Smilh
Mike Smifh
Regina Smilh
Terry Smifh
Darlene Snyder
Nora Solis
Mike Slallings
David Srampley
Diannia Sfanlill
Peggy Sfeadman
Rancly Sfevens
Nifa Slevenson
Denise Sfocz
Sally Slrader
Tim Sfricklancl
Jimmy Sfrong
Shirley Sfubblefield
Carmen Suarz
Gene Summrall
Richard Swim
Bill Swiney
Melinda Tallanl'
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Larry Talum
Janie Taylor
Susan Templefon
William Tidmore
Ann Tippef
Elaine Tipps
Joan Tolberf
Alex Tschaar
Jeri Tubbs
Gary Tucker
Gary Turnbow
Susan Turpin
Debbie Ulmer
Sclwarlene Upfon
Clark Urban
Martha Vesf
Donny Vickers
Donna Walker
Jan Walker
Glenn Wallace
Dana Walls
Duwaine Warcl
Vickie Warden
Terry Warren
Filling ouf forms for 'flue
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234-Juniors
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Laura Wafson
Tom Walson
Vela Wafson
Cindy Way
Charlofle Webb
Charles Weber
Parry Weems
Pam Wenlrcek
D'Aunn Wesler
Rodney Wheeler
Michael Whelslone
Gary Whisenan+
Laura While
Linda While
Glen Wilburn
Cindy Williams
Mark Williams
Rebecca Williams
Sfephanie Williams
Michael Wilson
Palrick Wilson
Danny Winkler
John Womble
Kafhy Wood
Larry Wood
Sharon Wood
Dawnelle Woodall
Vicki Woodell
Sandy Wrighl
Diane Wurschmidl
Denice Wurschmidl
Denise Yarbro
Allen Young
PauleHe Zelzman
Dianna Zimmerle
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Riclcy Allbrighl
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Cindy Andrews
Jonafhan Arrambide
Josue Arrambide
Sandra Aus+in
Kim Baccus
James Ballard
Karla Ballew
Valinda Barnes
Rhonda BarneH
Valeria Basey
Carl Ba++s
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Jody Berryman
Charles Blahak
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James Boggs
Dale Bosfick
Larry Bowden
Judy Bowden
Sara Bowser
Vickie Boyd
Cynfhia Boykin
David Bragg
Cindy Branch
Clay Brandon
Pamela Briley
Sonia Briley
Marlha Brooker
Dianna Brown
Sophomores-237
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Jerry Brown
Molly Brown
Annefle Broyles
Janis Bruner
Jeff Bruno
Cynflwia Bryanf
Larry Buck
Karen Buckner
Marina Burdell
Julia Burke
Avery Burns
Rhonda Burns
Bob Bur+
Becky Burron
Jessica Bufler
Douglas Byrd
Nancy Caffey
Terry Cagle
Tom Cain
Anile Calloway
Mike Camp
Judy Campbell
Ronnie Campbell
Terry Cannefax
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Mary Casfillo
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Elaine Childress
Kris Childs
Mary Ann Chunn
Grace Clark
Theresa Cole
Philip Compher
Gayla Conrad
Caren Cool:
Danny Cooper
Debbie Cooper
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LaFawn Coward
Sheila Crain
Gordon Crawford
Billy Crim
David Crowe
Fina Cruz
Cindy Cullifer
Marilyn Culbirfh
Frances Dail
Pafricia Daniels
Connie Davidson
Elizabefh Davis
Ronna Davis
Sophomores-239
AHS Welcomes
Karen Decker
Dwayne Deichmann
Pearl Delgado
Robin Dennis
David Derden
Jimmy Diaz
Charla Dieclcman
Brad Diener
Marlc Dix
Lanna Dixon
Kyle Dofson
Lee Drummond
Wilfred Dumonf
Randy Duncan
Alisa Dunn
Ann Dunn
Randy Earp
Belh Edgar
Tena Edwards
Debbie Ellio+'r
Brenda Ellis
Michael Emanuel
Richard Emery
Cindy Erwin
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Brenda Ferguson
Vicki Fifzgerald
Brenda Flanagan
Cafhy Flafl
Elizabe+h Flores
Noel Flores
Raymond Flores
Rudy Flores
Mike Forresfer
Joyce Francis
Vernessa Franklin
Camille Frosf
Pam Fry
Thomas Fry
Phyllis Fullon
Brad Gallaway
Sylvia Gaona
Frank Garcia
Olivia Garcia
Angelia Garner
Beverly Garrell
Suzie Gaulding
Sandy Gay
Ginger Gayden
William Gibson
Sfeve Gilberf
Tina Giles
Suzan Giles
Linda Gladish
Shelly Glenn
Deborah Gonzalez
Randall Goodgion
Julie Granfom
Ricky Gravens
Eddie Greenlee
Sophomores-24l
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Kennerh Gregsfon
Ricky Gregsfon
Cara Grice
Mark Griffin
Jan Gunfer
Eddie Guy
Deborah Hackney
Glenda Hackney
Connie Hagler
Jimmy Hailey
Henry Hale
James Hall
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Debbie Hancock
David Harrison
Cindy Havins
Lorrie Hawkins
Carolyn Hazelfon
Johnny Hazlewood
Carolyn Henderson
Dani Henderson
Gary Hendrix
Pa+ Hernandez
Kendel Herold
Gary Heslep
Lois Hesrer
Cheryl Hicks
Sharon Hicks
Cynfhia Hines
Larry Hobbs
Suzy Hobbs
Eleanor Holigood
Jim Hood
Mary Hood
Kennefh Hudson
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Chris l'lul'chins
Cindy Irwin
Kay Jackson
Barbara James
Delberl' Janda
Becky Jennings
Carolyn Johler
Carla Johnson
Brenda Johnslon
Joy Jolly
Cindy Jones
Cynlhia Jones
David Jones
Karl Jones
Larry Jones
Linda Jones
Wynona Jones
Chuck Kaalce
John Kammerer
Roberl Kearny
Darlene Keesee
Sophomores 243
Sfeven Kellar
Kafhy Kimbrough
Rober+ King
Vicki King
Karen Kinney
Judy Kirgis
Carlwy Knupple
Jerry Konlos
Randy LaFlower
Lanny Lamberf
Paul Landis
Larry Landrefh
Joyce Landry
Debra Lane
Barbara Lane
Kalhleen Langan
Julia Lanham
Lorelfa Large
Bryan Lasyone
Ronnie Lee
Debra Lemond
Judy Leonard
Ronnie Lewis
Gwen Lieb
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Paula Long
Alberf Loya
Mary Loya
Jeff Lyon
Melia McAlis+er
Cindi McClure
Vince McClure
Russell McCorkle
David McKenzie
Dan McKnigh+
David McLeod
Douglas McMahon
Debra McManus
Marina McMillan
Virginia Marquez
Loyd Marr
Debbie Marlinez
Norman Massey
Bonnie Maflhews
Shari Mafniews
Cynlliia Maxwell
Allan Maylwall
Randy Maynor
Debra Meador
Gloria Medrano
John Medrano
Ann Mercer
David Merrell
Norma Mesa
Michael Mefcalf
Roxanna Middlefon
Xan Middle+on
Cindy Miller
Debbie Mills
Palfi Minafra
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Palsy Mingle
Marvin Mirclwell
Ted Mifchell
Pal' Mize
Johnny Molina
Karen Monfforl
Brenda Moore
Diedra Moore
James Moore
Darla Morris
George Morris
Greg Morris
Pamela Morris
Tricia Moss
Pafricia Murray
lvan Musser
Melody Myrick
Terry Nelms
Jeff Nelson
Chris Newman
Tracy Niedecken
Vickie Oakley
Brenda Odsfrcil
Adele Olbrichi
Diana Oles
Lee Oliver
Elizabelh Oriiz
Roberr Orfiz
Alan OH
Lynn Owens
Mary Parker
Micah Parks
Kerry Palferson
Manuel Pena
Reymunda Pequeno
Paula Perkins
246 Soplwomores
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Janice Pinlc
Kim Pinlcsfon
Alice Pilrman
Kim Plemons
David Porrer
Carol Powell
Mary Powell
Nancy Powell
Sheree Pralr
Judy Purvis
Barbara Regan
Debbie Rains
Elvia Rangel
Connee Raun
Andy Reece
Noel Reed .
Deana Rhoads
Mildred Rhodes
Bobby Richards
Milne Ricker
Janel Rinard
Molly Rios
Kevan Rifler
Homer Roberson
Andrew Roberls
Carla Roberfs
Carol Ann Roberfs
Gwen Roberfs
Lloyd Rober+s
Shelly Roberfs
Sophomores 247
Talen+ Displayed in Class Produdrions
David Robinson
Connie Rodriguez
Susan Rogers
Ysidro Rosales
Paula Ross
Connie Rulherford
Pallie Rufledge
Dee Salyer
Raymond Samya
Lisa Sanders
Tim Scanlon
Cindy Scannell
DoneH'a Schaeffer
Lydia Scarbrough
Donna SCOH
Mike Sco++
Regenia Scoff
Anifa Seguin
Sheri Shea
Ann Shelley
Scoll Shellon
Jennifler Shields
Sandy Shylles
Belinda Silva
Kay Simmons
Jerry Sinclair
Belinda Sinks
Debbie Sipple
Rick Skaggs
Dianne Slack
Brenda Smifh
Chuck Smifh
Gary Smi+h
Georgia Smiih
Jack Smifh
James Smilh
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Gary Soufhard
Debbie Sfaiicer
Karen Sfaufzenberger
Barbara Sfephenson
Gregory S+ern
Carol S'rewar'r
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Debbie S+okes
Terri Sfracener
Becky Sfrader
Denise Sfraffon
Cynfhia S+rong
Paul Sfucker
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Sophs Seek Cove+ed Drivers Licenses
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Connie Tannich
Billy Tarpley
Larry Tarver
Marianne Taylor
Donna Templefon
Jerry Templin
Dean Thedford
Tony Thomas
Ricky Thompson
Susan Townsend
Randy Trull
Karen Tubbs
Doug Tucker
Rhonda Tucker
Debbie Turnbow
Sfeven Ulmer
Ray Ussery
Cafhy Vancil
Dean Ververs
Ellen Vick
Dolores Villalovos
Sfeven Villalovas
Mary Villarreal
Ma rgarer Wadsworfh
Buddy Warren
Lincla Warren
Jimmy Wafson
Donna Waffs
Terri Weafherby
David Weaver
Theresa Weaver
Kafhy Weidig
Mike Weldon
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Marcus Whi+more
Carol Whifworfh
Briffa Willeford
Ann Williams
Debbie Williams
Julie Williams
Mary Kay Williams
Pamela Williams
Ronnie Williams
Kevin Willingham
Susan Willingham
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William Willis
Casey Wilson
Deborah Wilson
Deirdre Wilson
Susan Wilson
Shane Winlcles
Mary Wolfe
Shirley Wolfe
Susan Wolfe
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Fred Wrighl
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Second Block of Pine Abilene, Texas
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Cindy Gaulding
Presidenl'
-lenle Kmfpple Gail Ball Debra Sewalf
VICG-Pf95Idef1l Vice-Presidenf Secrelary
Laureffa Aflcinson
Debbie Crow
Nancy Evans
Brenda Flynn
Suzy Gauldinq
Jo Ann Granf
Andree Gues+
Suzy Hobbs
Kay Jackson
Moneffe Long
LaNeIIe Mosley
Darlene Snyder
Barbara S+evenson
Linda S+ewar+
Shirley Slubblelield
Danna Tieking
Kaflmy Vancil
Dana Walls
Dena Weaver
Shirley Wolfe
Aclverlising-257
AMERlCA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL SHOES
W1 ,,
-WY me
Largest Selection of Fashion
For beautiful flower arrangements Karen Footwear in the Southwest
McAuliffe goes to- Downtown
1054 N. 3rd
BLOSSOM si-lop ggguggalnst
1027 N. Mockingbird Phone 677-7629 Abnenel Texas
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MIILIEIIMAN 327' MIILIEIIMAN
First National-Ely Building 0 P,0, Box 2379, Abilene, Texas e 677.1323
INSURANCE SPECIALISTS Morey Millermon I Jim Millermcln 0 Glenn Beard
SAMBO'S RESTAURANT
Eagle
Study Hall Open
24 Hours
401 Westwood
258-Advertising
Phone 672-7581
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"Fashion Centers of the West"
DOWNTOWN SUBURBAN
220 CYPRESS RIVER oAKS
673-253I 673-259I
Adverfising-259
Why Al-lSers Like Hardin-Simmons Universify
I like I-l-SU because if
offers a good educafion for
fhe business and profes-
sional world. If is a small
universify, buf ifs educafion
facilifies are rafed highly.
l'l-SU Senior: Al-IS Class of
l969.
Q .giyns X
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I chose I-lardin-Simmons
because when l visifed fhe
campus l was very
impressed wifh fhe friendli-
ness of fhe sfudenfs and
because if is a small school
where fhe professors can
falce a personal inferesf in
fhe sfudenf. I-IASU Sopho-
more: AHS Class of l97O.
I-lardin-Simmons Universify has
fhree fhings going for if. Firsf is a
Whaf Abouf
You?
brillianf, professional faculfy. Second
is adminisfrafive personnel whose
concern is fo sfudenf needs: individ'
ual and group. And fhird is fhe feel-
ing of excifemenf and harmony in
fhe l'l-SU sfudenf body. You donlf
believe me? Come see for yourself.
I-I-SU Junior: Al-IS Class of I97O.
Why Noi'
H-SU?
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appreciafe and are inferesfed Univergify because I wanfed 5 ,... e X "' , , .
I in 'rhe sfudenfs. plus a sfudenf worfhwhile educafion wifh all 3 'I
Y body of friendly COOPGFGIIVS fhe conveniences of living in , ,if an
5 people, malce up l'lardin-Sim- Abilene, I-lardin-Simmons is w A 1
, mons Universify. This and a small enough fo afford an - '
good program of COUFSGS are opporfunify fo make many life'
5 whafd m'-iacgi me dlecgidledgo longsfgendskl-I-SU Sophomore:
affen - . 'm ga i, Al-I asso l97l. L
I foo. I-I-SU Senior: Al-IS Class L I
of I969.
Sherry Esfes malces a selecfion for a sale Debbie Mayhall pracfjces on 5 new O,-gan
al af
in KEN MAYHALL
MUSIC CO.
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house of
3101 NORTH 12TH.-AEILENE.TEXAS 79603
3532 North 6th Abilene, Texas
260-Adverfising
lt's the real thing.
Cggge.
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For information write or visit
MARY MEEK
SCHOOL OF NURSING
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Nineteenth gl Hickory
Abilene, Texas 79601
SOUTHWEST
SAVINGS a. LOAN
340 Hickory at North 4th
Abilene, Texas
673-8153
Advertising
Ile a Honda for Dfkunn Wester'.
KENT'S HONDA
"When you think of Motorcycles-
Think of Kent's."
642 Walnut - Phone 673-7103
COUl1tS
Christian College
For Free Estimates
Call 672-8405
,gm RACK SHACK
901 North Mockingbird
West Texas' Finest Carpet Stock phone 672.0325
Mitch Broyles 4242 North First SNOOKER POOL
672-8404 Abilene, Texas LADIES WELCOME
JOHN R. WILSON,
, We Service Ill lakes G lodels TRAVEL SERVICE
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DEQ D24 "Our Work Kc Your Satisfaction Guaranteed "
WESTGATE SHOPPING CAPITOL
Phone 692-7771 fAbiIene, Texas 79605
Airlines 0 Steamships 0 Tours 0 Cruises
1226 North Third o Abilene, Texas 79601
Phone 673-8146
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Levvsnpnsss I orrssr
sNAPou'rs I ' nuaasn STAMPS
Encnxvmc R I N T I N 6 cLua sooxs
869 N. Mockingbird 677-8525 Abilene, Texas
264-Advertising
NORTH'S MEITTUARY
Air or Land
Ambulance Service
Abilene, Texas
242 Orange Street 677-6246
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FOOD MARKET
Open 7 to 9-7 Days A Week
Carlos Appleton-Owner North 6th at Forrest
Phone 677-1202 Abilene, Texas
Adverfising-265
:Noni
Unusual cards, giffs, and books are enjoyed by Olen Fra-
zier and Sally Slrader.
READ-N-RITE SHOP
No.2 BURRO ALLEY
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sqm,
Belinda Briley ancl Kallwy Spicer sl'1op al-
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Cards ABILENE, TEXAS 79605 gmionery
Giffs PHONE l9'5l 673-9342 Jewelry for Pre-Teen Sis thru College Miss
Clwrislian Books by Avery 3648 No. 6th and in GRlSSOM'S RIVER OAKS
KUYKENDALL
OFFICE MACHINES W ,M STEREO
BOX I83 ' IZ33 NO. 3RD ' ABILENE. TEXAS 79604
"Serving Wesl Texas Since I9I9" CLAUDE NEI!-ON
Typewrilers ' Adding Machines ' Calculalors
Duplicafors ' Dic+a+ing Macliines ' Copiers
l 0 NElLON'S INC. PHONE 915 I 673-B751
P.O. BOX 3041 2304 NORTH 6TH
ABILENE. TBKAS 79604
l233 No. 3rd 677-I486
aaa hr Brian
CANDLE SHOP
Since V965
Burro Alley Abilene. Texas
266-Adverlising
ELLIOTT'S FUNERAL HOME, INC.
Mrs. Pele Elliofl Jo Ann 84 Jolwn l-lamil
Clnapel of Memories
S42 Hiclcory Dial 677-4355
Abilene. Texas
76904
Ambulance Service
NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS
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Keeping in +une wifh 1'he sfyles, Ana Godoy and Becky Spann seleci' 'Fashions ai'-
We Wani' Your Business Thank You For Shopping ai' Sears
I55 Sayles 677-28l I
Adverfising-267
PONCA WHOLESALE
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND CANDY
810 Butternut Abilene, Texas Phone 677-8012
GLENN H. BIDDLE
STANDARD STATION
3401 Ambler Street
Official State Inspection Station
673-5681
Shop at
CLOTH WORLD OF ABILENE
650 Leggett
Abilene, Texas
Telephone 673-2901
SHOES DRESSES SPORTSWEAR
HANDBAGS ACCESSORIES AND GIFTS
FOR THE YOUNG MINDED
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Come and See Us Anytime and X I'
Browse Through
our big
Collection of Clothes
and Shoes
Open 9:30-6:00 Daily
7I8 Legge++ I722 Campus Court
692-765l 673-544'
268-Advertising
PRESCRIPTION
SPECIALISTS
"Filling Prescriptions ls Our Speciality"
CITY WIDE DELIVERY
PEAK'S REXALL PHARMACY
1121 N. Mockingbird
677-5221
PRESCRIPTION LAB
1325 Hickory
672-1823
WHAT IS A MCMURRY EDUCATION
WORTH?
Those who have sTudIed aT lvlclvlurry over The
lasT halT cenTury have risen To eminence in
almosT every field and proTession-in medicine,
in law. in science, in educaTion, in The minisTry,
in iournalism, in manuTacTurinq and marlceTing,
in Too many areas To enumeraTe.
We are proud oT The conTril3uTion lVlcMurry
College has made To The background oT These
men and women. We are proud oT The conTrib-
uTion They in Turn have made To our socieTy.
MGM
McMUR RY CO LLEGE
Abilene, Texas 79605
I I55 Sa es Phone 677-598i
Abnlene Texas
AdverTisinq-269
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CAFETERIA .L ., Q
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JUST AHEAD
li "Better Plans for a Better Life"
o TAX-SHELTERED ANNUITIES 16: 7 4
o Retirement Income 0 Family Protection y in ,T
o Mortgage Cancellation o Disability Income gtyyy
0 Educational Plans o Hospitalization '
o Estate Protection o Major Medical REPRESENTING
Cyrus J. Newman Rifflh Keeble
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Boller Plans lor a Baller Ulu .
Southwestern L1fe
SINCI IPUJ - ,QOUYNWISYIRN Ziff INSUFINLLI COMPANY - 011115. IIXAS
673-8171 215 lst National Ely Building
270-Advertising
SUPER DUPER FCOD STCRES
FOUR STORES TO SERVE YOU-
155 Sayles-802 Pine--3661 North Sixth-2665 Buffalo Gap Road
fuse space on this page for your annual partyj
Aol
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WAYNE HAYNES
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ifverybody
Drives a Used Car"
MOTORS
Afoomplete selection ot books from Cliff Notes to
Ctbe Pooja are at band for Susie Cbaney at- xxwj
4l42 N. Ist." Abilene, Texas
Plone HVNDER
677-226l
B O O K S T O R E
Westgate Shopping Center Abilene, Tex.
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Bun s Duns
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"The lace for oung 4
megs fashiois' VonCleove Optical Service Co.
Sayles 222 WESTWOOD - PHONE 67344934
692-9067 DISPENSING OPTICIANS
Abilene, Texas
BILL. VANCLEAVE ED PROCK
PES. PH. G92-493 ES. PH. 873-9853
EXON Happy Motoring !
A FORD H!LL'S EXXON TESC0
R D
997 E. N. lOtb Street Co'
Abilene. Texas 7960!
FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Pumps' HOSE' Compressors
Sales 8t Service
1024 Walnut
Abilene, Texas
R. J. "DUTCH" SCHULZ Phone 673-5422
272-Advertising
AHS Carnival Commi'H'ee
TAP COMMITTEE-BOTTOM ROW: Carla Willis, Carol Powell, Aline Owens,
Brad Smirh, chairman. SECOND ROW: David Halbert Karhy Rucker, Mary
Ann Cliunn, Gary Sfirman. THIRD ROW: Lee Oliver, Jimmy Minor. FOURTH
ROW: Mr. Max Irwin, sponsor: Chuck Siffon. NOT PICTURED: Teresa Wursclw-
miclf.
In an all-school elecrion, Belinda Bri-
ley was chosen AHS nominee for
TAP Oueen.
Adverfising-2 73
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FINEST IN MEXICAN FOOD.
TL-"M
512109 Q-BHSHG
Needs for office and sfudy are ar hand for JO Ann Granf
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TACO BUENO
2549 SO. Firsr
THE PEN DER QMPANY
STATIONERS, PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS
North 5th at Cedar Phone 677-4339
I I:OO +o I I:OO Weekdays
I I:OO IO I:OO Weekends
R U S S E Y , S I42 ElmfAbiIene,TexOs,79602f677-2407
CREA Tl
VE PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
1 sim 1927 -
274-Adverfising
FOUR LOCATIONS: JEWEI-ERS
Store No. 9
1290 B tt t . .
U emu The Einesf Diamonds and Wafches
Store No. 12
1202 N. Mockingbird
Store No. 13
River Oaks Shopping Center 32 I4 N' 'S+ 677'7234
Store No. 20 I
Westgate Shoppmg Center Jewelry Designing and Repair
Gold Bond 'StafT'lDS Abilene, Texag
YM IA H i-Y
On Jrhe Go Wilh The Eagles . . .
YMIA HI-Y-BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Charles Perkins. spon-
sor, Mr. Max lrwin, sponsor: Randy Leonard, Mark
McCord. Wins+on WhiH, David Williams, Olen Frazier.
SECOND ROW: Randy Kennedy, Doyle Walker, Chuck
Chapman, David Halbert vice-president John Crowe.
Tl'llRD ROW: Jimmy Minor, Lee Oliver. Max Brinson,
Scoff Huddlesfon, Lanny Vinson, Randy Sfrickland. presi'
dent Gary Sfirman, Brad Smifh, Sfan Hamilfon, Shane
Winkles. FOURTH ROW: Mall Hamilfon, Mark Condra,
Mark Fox, David Pres+ridge, Alan Sfephens, +reasurer'
Kevin McAuliffe, Chuck Siffon.
Adverfising-275
BORDEN, INC
-I III,
I I33 North Second Street
We Teach A Complete Course in Cosmotology
For Men 81 Women-A Lifetime Profession.
Terms To Suit Your Budget
Part Time Students Welcome
V.A. Approved
Call 673-4754 Day and night classes
Edna Wisdom-Instructor
Juanita Rhodes-Instructor
Jessie Bryant-Manager
Edna Wisdom, Instructor-Juanita Rhodes, Instructor
bg AbiIene's Favorite
Dining Spot
Friends Meet
at the
Dam pc?
RESTAURANT
Over 40 Years Operations
South 14th 81 Butternut
"TI-IAT's WHAT ,,
AH SAID!" 3, 5 Q, 1
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MEAD's FINE f 4 '- I
BREAD sf '4,
'ZQBIG
,QW Sign cmd Plastic Co.
"YOU NAME IT " WE'LL SIGN IT"
PLASTIC 0 NEON 0 SIGN PAINTING
Designers-Manufacturers
Sales--Service
Sign Engraving
Plastic Vacuum Forming
Dave IVIcIVIeekan
Robinson Pharmacy David Mcneekan, Jr.
We have Fountain Service,
Cosmetics, Drugs, Prescriptions
WE OFFER CITY WIDE DELIVERY 577.9469 1389 Ambler
929 Butternut Phone 672-2822 Abilene, Texas
Abilene, Texas 79602
276-Advertising
Deana Hendrix
Vice-Presidenl
Pai Elliofr
Presidenf
Cafhy Aaron Janice Allen
Susie Chaney Sheila Crain
Kafherine Kimbrough Melia McAlis+er
Dana Shaheen Melinda Tallanf
Marka Morris
Vice-Presidenf
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Da neHe Bourla nd
Darlene Crofford
Mar+ha McMillian
Lisa Warner
Backing rhe
Eagles . - -
Ta-Te
Celia Doyle
Treasurer V
Molly Brown Cafhy Carr
Chris Hufchins BH Kiel
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Toni Mel+on Cindy Parker
Bri++a Willeford Mary Kay Williams
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Tri-Hi-Y
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ECONOMICAL
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CAREFREE
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electrlcal
comfort
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BETTER BUSINESS TRAININQ
Free Employmenl Service
M, J. Faclcelman
Manager
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Phone 672-8495 402 Bullernul
278-Adverlising
Abilene, Texas
Regina Hadloclc and Ken Branch visif Commercial
College.
Rhonda Caffey
Presiden+
Dani Henderson
Lynn Owens
Cindy Forresfer
Vice-Presidenf
Wendy Lalhrop
Jennifer Pieper
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Karen Gilmer
Secrefary
Tonya McCombs
Regina Scolf
Onward Eagles . .
CAPARELLA TRI-HI-Y
Nancy Caffey
Regi Eure
Janice Gooch
Paulef+e Zelzman
Treasurer
Geneva Moore
Janel S+oneberg
Ann Farnswor+h
Hisforian
Lefha Morris
Laurie Shedd
Cynlhia Slrong
Terry Warren
Jody Yarbrough
Jana Hallmark
Adverfising-279
Margaref Mariinez and Brad Osner sioclc shelves wiih
supplies from-
MAYFIELD PAPER CO.
Where Your Business Is Aooreciofed
208 Locust ST Bus. 915!673-4248
Abilene, Texas
LION HARDWARE CO.
Everylhinq in Hardware
Housewares-Kiichenware
IOOO ol olher ilenns
Plenly oi Eree Parking
Souih o1CCivic Cenfer
526 Cypress Ph. 672-324I
Originals
La rgesi colleclion of
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WEDDING GOWNS, BRIDESMAIDS,
COCKTAIL, DANCE, DATE, AND PARTY
DRESSES
Jacque Borders, Bridal Consuliani
204 CYPRESS STREET
ABILENE, TEXAS 79604
Tel. l9I5l 672-77l l
DF CONSHOHDCKEN
SHOOK TIRE
COMPANY
"WHERE TO BUY Tl-lEIv1"
502 Oak Slreef Phone 677-9lO5
Finssvons Pmgco
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Sony-Panasonic: Eleclrophonic Sharp
6I7 Pine Sfreei Abilene. Texas
280-Adverlising
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FOOD GOOD ENOUGH
TO LEAVE HOME FOR
2525 S. 14th
934 N. Mockingbird 673-5312
673-5361 Abilene, Texas
Upward Wifh The Eagles . . .
Apis'rix Hi Y
BOTTOM ROW: Clark Urban, Larry
Chapman, James Vedrina, Randy
Wyaff. TOP ROW: Kenf Tippen,
Paul Morris, Rick Shipley
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APISTIX-BOTTOM ROW: Tony Papason, Mark Kent THIRD ROW: Bob Ramsey. Joel Cecil, Duane Fox, Paul
Randy Carr. Gary WyaH. SECOND ROW: Randy Kee- Reed, David Allen, John Rhodes. FOURTH ROW: Mike
see, Doug Shepherd, Kurf Wafson, Jack King, Dru Hall. Sfowers, Jerry Burns, Thomas Rives.
Adverlising-28 I
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Tama Irwin finds clo+l'1es To suif l'1er'ras're a+ Kids' Koifage
Toddlers
3-6x
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BANKAIEIICAIE
OPEN: Fri.'rl'1ru Sai.
9:30 AM 'ro 6 PM
funnglilliiiiggmgga
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THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
ABILENE
CLEARING HDUSE
ABU-ENE ASSUGIATIUN
0 III
NATIONAL BANK
FIRST STATE BANK
FIRST
NATTONAL
CFABILENE
282-Adver+ising
DR. PEPPER-PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
How can something
that sounds so strange,
taste so good.
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James Boggs +es+s a new machine al'-
EJ. HADEN GROCERY I-I.A. DANIEL OFFICE MACHINES
Hermes Royal
Zggigfgjer Typewriters-Adding Machines-Calculators
Abilene, Texas 133 Cedar A. D. Boggs-Owner
SMITH BROS.
CARPET MILL OUTLET
WlNCHELL'S
2l42 N. Is+
l350 N. Mocklngird i 673-385l 673-4989 Abilene' Texas
Abulene, Texas
SALES AND SERVICE
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SER-HORSES
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uh 9 du 333 Walnut Slreef 673-8301
201 Walnut Abilene, Texas Abilene, Texas
284-Adverrising
FOR THOSE WHO
DEMAND THE
FINEST
OAKWOOD
VILLAGE
HAIRSTYLING
AND BARBER sHoP
3246 Norfh Firsf
672-3 I 90
CLINIC PHARMACY
"AbiIene's Prescripfion Drug S+ore"
598 Wes+wood 677.5223
Abilene, Texas
VARSITY CLEANERS SAIWS RENT All
Arnold Shaver Owner
705 college Dr. ' Phone 673-8923 33'7 SOUII' 'S+
"Personalized Service For Particular People"
We Reni' Everyihing-AImosI'
677- I 072
,Sitka PIPE COMPANY, INC.
JOHN J. HUNTER
PLANT LOCATION-NO. INDUS. DIST. ANSON HIGHWAY OFFICE-I80I NORTH WILLIS-PH. 677-3443
Adverfising--285
.YOUR PRIVATE
TOA
WORLD GF
ENTERTAINMENT
1441 Woodard 673-2585 I
TV CABLE SERVICE OF ABILENE
XJ
Gigi War+ers 'finds books of all kinds af-
ABILENE BOOKSTORE
Middle of the Nlall
River Oaks Village
673-6041
Ad +' ' Q-286
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DRIVE-IN WINDOW
IGB CREAM ALLEY
tsp 20 llavurs
hurs. llam
Onward Pagles . .
Ul+im us
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Carla Willis
Vice-Presiden+
Becky Scales
Secrefary
Carol Agnew
Sherry Bailey
Becky Boone
Cindy Branch
Befsy Dodge
Paffi
Henderson
Judy Leonard
Margaref
Mar+ineZ
Shari Mafhiew
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Micah Parks Julie Quigg Ginger Barbara Beene
Cunningham
Ann TippeH
Hisforian
Geneva Paige
Treasurer
Jody Berryman
Marsha Boles
Kim Briley
Melinda Crow
Judy I'-'linfon
Jana Hursf
Roxann
Middlefon
Becky Monroe
Aline Owens
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President
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Carolyn Ray Mary Kay Sudhnvy
CJ ra ug
Adverfising--287,
ABILENE AUTHORIZED
NEW CAR DEALER'S ASSOCIATION
Cantrell Cadillac Co. . Fred Hughes Buick
Arrow Ford. Inc- Jack Chevrolet
Rocket Oldsmobile Jgbe Ponfiac
Ed Melson Volkswagen Bill Wasson Chrysler Plymouth
Westmoreland Lincoln! Mercury Village Motors
Big Country Dodge Sam Moser Motors
Toyota of Abilene Mazda of Abilene
BUY YOUR NEW OR USED CAR FROM ONE OF THE ABOVE FRANCHISED DEALERS
l
Abilene, Texas
TEMPLETON-KIMBROUGH
PHARMACY
Free Citywide Delivery
1718 Campus Court
Abilene, Texas 673-6447
So You Need lo Keep
Beth Lehman and Kathy Bains enioy the h- ii B - h d CI
atmosphere that surrounds them a+-- Somel mg ng ian aan
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Treasurer
Sally Sfrader
Marianne Taylor
Debbie Vernon
Debbie Williams
Kim Andress
Belinda Briley
Cindy Bryanl
Marlha Burdell
Connie Carr
Mary Ann
Cliunn
Karen Clay
Terry Coker
Laura Cullers
Taina Curry
Susan Ducker
Bev Hogg
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Kendra Jeler
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A
Aaron, Cathy 86,103,154,189,223,227
Aaron, Roxann 92,129,174,175,197
"A" ASSOCIATION 192
Abbott, Ms. Joyce 64
Abel, Christine 118,189,197
ABILENE BOOKSTORE 286
ABILENE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 263
ABILENE CLEANING HOUSE ASSO.
282
AHS CAFETERIA 270
ABILENE LINEN SUPPLY 288
ABILENE NEW CAR DEALERS 288
ABILENE PRINTING AND
STATIONERY 256
ACME SIGN AND PLASTIC 276
Index
B
Karen 132,197
Baack,
Baca, Sherry 117,223
Baccus, Kim 237
Bacon, Mr. Carl 66,154,240
Bacon,
Bailey,
Bailey
'2
Terry 186,187,223
Bob 5O,89,154,172,222,223
223,
Bains, Kathryn 95,197,288
Baird, Mike 138,197
Baker,
Ball, M
Melissa 108,175,223
s. Beverly 80
Ballard, James 237
Ball, Gail 197
Sherry 100,102,104,105,106,
87
BOOTERY 258
BORDEN MILK 276
Bostick, Dale 103,122,237
Bounds, Ms. Frances 84
Bourland, Dannette 129,233,277
Bowden, Larry 237
Bowden, Judy 117,237
Bowser, Sar 108,237,238
Boyd, James 135,199
Boyd, Vickie 223
Boyd, Vickie 237
Boykin, Cynthia 237
Braden, Ms. Clara 71
Bradford, Chuck 52,92,123,199
Bradford, Karen 129,223
Bradshaw, Tim 104,107,123,140,223
Adams, David 131,144,197
Adams, Dennis 139,197
Adams, Pamela 117,237
Agnew, Carol 129,223,287
Agnew, Janet 149,237
Aquilar, Fito 166
Aquilar, Mr. Pat 66,161,167,187
Aquirre, Jesse 237
Aquirre, Rachel 223
Aquirre, Zulema 197
Ake, Debbie 237
Ake, Linda 111,116,223
Alcorta, Mr. Ricardo 85
Aldridge, Mr. .lack 71,161,172
Alexander, Marlon 131,237
Alford, Theresa 140,223
Allbright, Ricky 237
Allen, David 124,178,237,281
Allen, Dawn 223
Allen, Mr. Gene 150
Allen, Janice 223,277
Allen, Linda 223
Allen, Milicent 125,223
Allen
Richard 131
Allison, Dana 127
Allison, Joe 223
Allred, Jimmy 197
Almaguer, Betty 102,223
Altman, Glen 148,149,150,197
Alvarado, Rudolfo 197
Amarine, Sheryl 132,197
Anderson, Chad 124,145,178,223
Anderson, Charles 186,187
Anderson, Connie 138,197
Anderson, Derril 103
Anderson, Jeanette 142
Anderson, Neilon 137,197
Anderson, Ms. Nyoka 64
Andress, Kim 133,223,291
Andrews, Cindy 237,289
Andrews, Randy 14O,l41,145,160,
163,167,197
ANDY'S AUTOMOTIVE 290
APISTIX 280
Arrambide, Jonathan 103,155,237
Arrambide, Josue 103,155,237
Arrendondo, Rudy 197
Arwine, Ms. Tommie 84
Aston, Matt 122
Ates, Lee 103,155,223
Atkins, John 125
Atkinson, Lauretta 108,197
'AUDIO VISUAL CLUB 145
Austin, Ms. Laverne 84
Austin, Robert 143,186,197
Austin, Sandra 237
Ballew, Katta 125,237
Balz, Laura 189
Band 100
'BAND CLUB 155
Barbee, Jon 223
Barlow, Mr. Bob 79,140,141
Barnes, Robert 126,197
Barnes, Valinda 125,177,237
Barrett, Rhonda 237
Barrera, Pete 108,143,198
Barron, Debbie 138,198
Barltett, David 138,198
Basey, Valeria 129,237
Bassinger, Cheryl 198
Battee, Pot 133
BATTERY 98
Batts, Carl 237
Baumgart, Joseph 198
Beall, Cindy 35,120,121,198
Beane, Barbara 189,287
Beck, Dale 144
Beene, Ms. Barbara 80
Bell, Carlton 138,139,198
Behney, Richard 144,223
Bell, Susie 135
Bennett, Connie 223
Bennett, Timothy 223
Bentley, lan 102,108,237
Berry, Mr. John 79
Berry, Neil 223
Berry, VG 223
Berryman, Jody 41,55,91,236,237,
287
BIBLE HARDWARE CO. 284
Biddle, Linda 198
Billingsley, Cary 91,154,196,196,19B
BINGO'S 286
Bird, Judy 79,133
Black, Joe 102,152,223
Blackburn, Mr. B. L. 69
Blackford, Mr. Roland 61
Blackshear, Bruce 186
Blahak, Charles 237
Blake, Charles 198
Blankeney, John 126,168,170
Blankenship, Nancy 142,223
Bledsoe, Alice 154,223
Bledsoe, Curtis 166
Bledsoe, Tully 154,237
BLOSSOM SHOP 258
Blount, Darrell 140,141,198,221
Bodine, Jena 88,89,198,202,256,287
Boggs, James 122,237,284
Boles, Marsha 128,145,223,287
Bonham, Robert 199
Boone, Becky 89,92,104,106,129,223,
287
Bragg,
David 237
Branch, Cindy 189,237,287
Branch, Robert 160,166,19O,278
Brandon, Clay 125,177,237
Brannon, Artie 138,199
Branum, Janet 199
Braye,
Breach,
Joe 167
Ronnie 137
Bridges, David 33,95,102,223
Briesacher, Joyce 106,223
Briley, Belinda 4t,aa,to4,1os,155,
199,266,273,291
Briley, John 146
Briley, Kim B9
Briley, Pam 237
Briley, Sonia 237
Brinson, Max 55,170,186,204,222,275
Brister,
Ms. Jozell 74,92
Bristow, Karen 224
Brock, Bobby 199
Brock, Bruce 199
Brooker, Martha 116,237
Brooker, Sherri 135,199
Brooks, Ms. Martha 64
Brooks, Mike 137
Brooks, Rita 118,152,224
Brooks, Terry 144
Broom, Margaret 143,199
Broom, Alice 132,199
Brown, Diane 224
Brown, Dianne 108,237
Brown, Jerry 146,238
Brown, Molly 91,107,129,238,277
Brown, Pam 130,224
Brown, Ms. Valenda 83,111
Broye, Joseph 111
Broyles, Annette 107,238
Broyles, Billy 140,224
BURGER CHEF 281
Burke, Julia 91,111
Burkhart, Karen 132,199
Burks, Patti 100,102,125,199
Burns, Avery 238
Burnett, Kennedy 166,186
Burnes, Jerry 281
Burns, Billy 135
Burns, Jeanette 138,199
Burns, Rhonda 238
Burt, Dennis 160,199
Burt, Bob 238
Burton, April 140,224
Burton, Becky 238
Burton, Patricia 65
Burton, Ricky 224
Bush, Dennis 108,199
Butler, Jessica 91,129,238
Butler, Ms. Mildred 64
Butler, Richard 150
Byrd, Douglas 89,114,172,238
C
Coffey, Nancy 117,238,279
Coffey, Rhonda 117,199,279
Cagle, Terry 106,131,238
Cain, Richard 135,136,199
Cain, Tom 108,145,238
Caldwell, Connie 142,224
CALDWELL'S 256
Calloway, Anita 111,189,238
Calloway, Glenda 132,200
Calloway, Ricky 172,186
camp, Mike 238
Campbell, Delores 200
Campbell, Judy 116,238
Campbell, Marilyn 224
Campbell, Ronald 224
Campbell, Ronnie 238
Campos, Danny 224
Canavan, Pat 145,146,147
Candelaria, Rosie 238
Cannefax, Terry 103,155,238
Cannon, Dianne 116,200
Cannon, Susanne 110,116,239
CAPARELLA TRI-H1-Y 279
Carmichael, Don 200
Carpenter, Sally 120,129,224
Carpenter, Susan 224
Carpentiere, Becky 200
Carr, Cathy 129,239,277
Carr, Connie 107,239,291
Carr, Randy 88,281
Carrosco, Ednoi 97,104,106,122,
BROYLES CARPETS 264
Bruce, Ronda 104,106,129,224
Bruner, Janis 102,11l,155,238
Bruno, Jeff 166,238
Bruno, Judy 135,199
Bryant, Cindy 62,238,291
Bryant, Jim 150,224
Bryant, Ken 160
Bryant, Ms. Leona 69
Buck, Larry 238
Buckles, Judy 110,224
Buckley, Brenda 135,224
Buckley, Sue 31,97,98,224,289
Buckner, Karen 116,238
BUD'S DUDS 272
Bullington, Brenda 129,224
Bunkley, Terry 160
Burdell, Martha 238,291
Carrosco, Eliseo 200
Carroll, Lynne 132,200
Carroll, Ms. Martha 73,117
Carter, Forrest 224
Carter, Glenn 102,122,144,239
Carter, Janet 239
Carter, Jerry 137,200
Carter, Keith 239
Carter, Mark 108,140,166
Carter,
Steve 167,186
Cartwright, Sheri 200
CASA DE VELAS 266
Castillo, Herman 145,239
Castillo, Mary 239
Castillo, Sylvia 200
Castro, Gloria 97
Cecil, Joel 118,200,281
200
Index-293
Gardne
Gooch,
Chacon, David 137,173
Chalcroft, Ms. Susanne 83,145
Chance, Kim 239
Chaney, Susie 88,158,200,272,277
Chapman, Larry 91,224
Chapman, Chuck 53,91,200,221,275
Chapman, Tommy 200
'Chess Club 122
Chevrie, Lonnie 249
Chevrie, Rick 88,160,180,200
Childress, Elaine 239
Childs, Kris 128,239
Choir 104
Chunn, Mary Ann 91,239,273,291
Clark, Grace 239
Clarke, Tommy 145,160,180,2O0
Clay, Karen 88,133,224,291
Clay, Kim 149,200
Cleek, David 146
Clemmer, Mr. Carl 85
Clemmer, Lewis 149,160,224
Cleveland, Mr. Glen 71,124,178
Cleveland, Robbye 130
Clifton, Ms. Ethel 71
CLINIC PHARMACY 285
Close, Mike 103,104,105,131,155,225
CLOTH WORLD 268
Cloudus, Paul 124,178,200
Coates, Nancy 123,225
Coates, Nathan 114,186,225
COCA COLA 261
Coffman, Brenda 104,107
Cogburn, Martha 104,107
Cagburn, Steve 200
Cothern, Doug 140
Coker, Terry 225,291
Cole, Carole 132,201,289
Cole, Mike 102,105,131,155,225
Cole, Theresa 239
Collins, Ms. Lynda 75
Collins, Vicki 201
Collum, Steve 201
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 278
Compher, Philip 131,239
Condra, Mark 160,225,275
Conner, Terry 137,160,166
Conrad, Gayla 102,127,239
Conway, Curtis 122,140,225
Cook, Caren 116,239
Cook, Cathey 138,139,201
Cook, Joe 145
Cook, Pamela 138,201
Cooper, Al 122
Cooper, Danny 167,239
Cooper, Debbie 239
Cooper, Ricky 138,201
Coplin, Della 118,119
Corlee, Terri 150,225
Cornish, Pam 89,239
Correu, Beth 39,239
Cortinaz, Eva 239
Cortinaz, Richard 225
Cortinez, Sandra 118,119
Coston, Carlton 201
Coston, Jeff 36,103,239
Cothern, Doug 88,108,225
Couch, Mr. Cecil 79,135
Couch, Celia 92,108,109,201
Coward, LaFawn 239
Coward, Randy 201
Cowart, Paula 117,130,225
Craig, Debbie 117,225
Crain, Gary 138,139,201
Crain, Sheila 239,277
Crawford, Elton 126,201
Crawford, Gordon 149,150,239
Crawford, Malcom 102,105,131,225
Crick, Ms. Judi 64
Crim, Billy 172,239
Crim, James 89,126,225
Crisp, Ralph 106
'Christian Club 112
Crofford, Darlene 140,225,277
Crouch, Ms. Peggy 74
Crow, Debbie 91,140,141,201
Crow, Melinda 225,287
Crowe, David 239
Crowe, John 184,225,275
Crump, Ms. Donnis 64,127
Crumpton, Victor 122,145,225
Cruse, Bonnie 130,225
Cruz, Fino 239
Cullers, Laura 175,225,291
Cullifer, Cindy 239
Cumby, Joyce 201,216
Cunningham, Ginger 287
Curry, Taina 31,88,155,104,107,201,
256,291
Currier, Michael 201
294-Index
Cutbirth, Marilyn 108,239
Cvetkovich, Mark 201,146,147
D
Dail, Frances 189,239
Dail, Lloyd 43,146,202
Dale, Ms. Gay 64
Daneworth, Greg 150
Daniel, Carlos 137,202
Daniels, Lee 103,105,155,225
Daniels, Patricia 239
Dankworth, Gregory 202
Darwin, Ms. Percy 74
Davidson, Connie 239
Davidson, Edward 149,202
Edwards, Mark 120,226
Edwards, Tena 111,240
Edwards, Vickie 111,226
E. J. HADEN GROCERY 284
'Electronic Data Processing 140
Elkins, Debbie 24,141,226
Goona, Sylvia 241
Garcia, Frank 241
Garcia, Mr. Martin B5
Garcia, Olivia 241
Garcia, Virginia 226
r, Brenda 118
Elkins, Jesse 226
Elliot, Debbie 125,240
Elliot, Pat 134,135,136,203,277
ELLIOTTS FUNERAL HOME 266
Ellis, Bob 7,53,92,103,104,105,108,
109,203
Ellis, Ken 173
Ellis, Brenda 240
Davis, Ms. Ava 62,63
Davis, Elizabeth 106,142,239
Davis, Jeff 145,228
Davis, Jill 152
Davis, Lamar 7,88,108,109,202
Davis, Lindsay 129,225
Davis, Robert 79,227
Davis, Ronna 239
Davis, Sonia 38,202
Davis, Debbie 130,133,225
Day, Karen 135,225
Day, Sue 79,118
Deavers, Ms. Avis 74
'DECA lDistributive Eclucationl 134
Decker, Mr. A. Z. 85
Decker, Mr. Bill 79,138
Decker, Karen 240
Decker, Wendell 79,150
Deichmann, Keith 106,120,167
Delgado, Pearl 240
Denham, Ms. Marie 6,61
Denny, Deborah 103,100,155,202
Dendy, Dionne 152,225
Dennis, Robin 127,240
Derden, Davis 240
Diaz, Anita 202
Diaz, Febra 202
Diaz, Jimmy 103,155,240
Diaz, Mary 53,78,130,202
Dieckman, Charla 31,240
Dieckman, Glenda 132
Dieckman, Randy 146,225
Diehl, Gary 97,254
Diener, Brad 240
Diener, Pam 135,202
Dillard, Ann 118,202
Dillard, Judy 116
Ditmore, Cy 95,96,102,104,155,225
Dix, Mark 240
Dix, Ron 71,154,202
DIXIE PIG 276
Dixen, Donna 80,92,130,202
Dixon, Lanna 131,240
Dodd, Janet 202,291
Dodge, Betsy 88,202,287
Dooley, Ms. Jo 64
Doty, Robert 149
Dotson, Jeannie 225
Dotson, Kyle 137,240
Doty, Robert 203
Douglas, Janis 97,125,225,289
Doyle, Celia 129,222,225,277
'Drafting Club 131
Drake, Mark 203
'Drama 120
DR. PEPPER 283
Drummond, Lee 240
Ducker, Susan 117,125,222,225,291
Dudley, Janet 98,175,225
Dumont, Wilfred 122,240
Dunagan, Phil 190
Duncan, Randy 108,125,177,240
Duncan, Ray 172,225
Duncan, Ronnie 95,146,147,225
Dunn, Alisa 240
Dunn, Ann 125,240
Dunn, Randy 126,203
Duval, Ms. Corin 64
DuVall, Pam 29,95,125,225
E
Eods, Steven 131,225
Earles, James 203
Earles, Cindy 225
Earnest, Robert 136
Earp, Lana 132,203
Earp, Randy 35,12O,1'71,240
Eastburn, Don 28,91,203,211
'Ecology Club 127
Ellison, Ms. Ethel 73
Emanuel, Michael 240
Emery, Richard 178,150,240
Empie, Kimberly 226
'Environmental Science 152
Erwin, Cindy 175,240
Escobedo, Pete 167
ESTES HOUSE OF FASHIONS 260
Estes, Sherry 241,260
Estrada, David 97,241
Eubank, Charlene 102,241
Eure, Regina 103,226,279
Evans, Nancy 52,104,105,107,203
Eversdyk, Cindy 116,241
Eversdyk, Randall 114,203
F
Faircloth, Vicki 102,127,241
FANOUS BROTHERS JEWELERS 274
Farmer, Pam 241
Farnsworth, Ann 104,106,129,226,279
FASHION LANE 266
Fought, Mark 241
'Fellowship of Christian Athletes 193
Ferguson, Brenda 117,241
Ferguson, Harold 138
Ferree, Dan 143,203
Fincher, Dan 226
Fincher, Dennis 137
Fisher, Larry 104,107,122,226
Fisher, Mike 144,203
Fisher, Nancy 73
Fitzgerald, Gary 145,16O,166,186,226
Fitzgerald, Vicki 241
Flanagan, Brenda 39,241
Gardner, Beverly 226
Garrett, Timothy 138
GARLANDS BEAUTY SCHOOL 276
Gaulding, Cindy 138,204,293
Garner, Angelia 241
Garrett, Beverly 127,241
Garrett, Buba 138,187
Garrett, Gary 139
Gaulding, Suzie 117,241
Gay, Sandy 241
GAY TRAVEL SERVICE 264
Goyden, Ginger 100,102,120,155,241
Geneaux, Edwin 204
George, Rodney 238
Giles, Wane 103
Gibson, Dale 186
Gibson, William 186,241
Gilbert, Bryant 103,155,226
Giles, Tina 123,241
Gililland, David 104,112,150,180,
182,204
Gillett, Paula 152,226,228
Gillis, Suzan 149,241
Gilmer, Karen 11,92,108,204,279
Gindratt lsiah 5,32,104,106,159,186
Gindratt, Maurice 160,166
Gladish, Lindo 106,128,241
Gloss, Peggy 226
GLEN H. BIDDLE STANDARD
STAT
Glenn,
204
Glenn,
Glenn,
ION 268
Carolyn 26,53,92,93,95,108,
Paul 96,226
Shelly 241
Godard, Don 122,204
Godoy,
Gogle,
Ana 41,267
Jonye 132,204
Gonzales, Deborah 241
Gonzales, Larry 127
Gonzales, Mary Lou 204
Gonzales, Naomi 97,118,119
Gonzales, Olga Marie 133,226
Jan 226,279
'Flashlight 94
Flatt, Cathy 241
Flores
Flores
Flores
Flores,
Flores,
Julia 102
Adam 203
Adolfo 103,140,155,186,226
Joseph 5,24,159
Beth 132,241
Flores, Noel 103,155,186,241
Flores Raymond 103,241
Flores, Rudy 241
Flynn, Brenda 91,126,203
Foard
Mr. Robert 76
Foltz, Vikki 130,203
Ford, Gail 89,133
Ford, John 186
Foreman, John 186
Forkerway, Mr. George 66,161
Forrester, Cindy 130,203,279
Forrester, Mike 173
Forsyth, Paul 104,107
Foster, Gail 104,107,129,226
Foster, Janet 150,203
Foster, Kenneth 126,226
Fowler, Susan 203
Fox, Duane 226,281
Fox, Mark 55,88,104,106,184,226,275
Fox, Ms. Vivian 74 '
FRANCIS' BEAUTY SALON 290
Francis, Joyce 102,155,241
Franklin, Vernessa 241
Fraser, Sandy 133,226
Fraser, Teri 130,203
Frasier, Larry 203
Frazier, Olen 48,88,91,92,160,167,
204,266,275
Franklin, David 152
Freeman, Randy 146,204
Frost, Camille 241
Fry, Pam 89,241
Fry, Thomas 108,241
Fulton, Phyllis 91,189,241
FURRS 292
Futrell, Mr. Harold 85
'Future Farmers of America 148
'Future Homemakers of America 116
Edgar, Jennifer 107,190,240
Edward, Danny 145
Edwards, Cynthia 110,114,226
Edwards Gary 167
Edwards,
Edwards,
James 170,225
Kenneth 91 ,149,1 60,225
'Future Nurses Club 142
'Future Teachers of America 115
G
Galloway, Brad 241
Galloway, Steve 95,204,216
Galle, Terry 140
GOOCH PACKING PLANT 290
Goodgion, Randall 241
GOURMAND'S 293
Gowler, Dixie 30,91,98,140,204,217,
219
Graham, Patricia 140,204
Grant, JoAnn 97,98,102,104,105,226,
274
Grant, Ralinda 116,226
Grantom, Julie 241
Grasham, John 104,106,226
Gravens, Ricky 91,55,145,166,182,241
Graves, Mr. Bill 30,59,60,61
Gray, Mrs. Billie 74,198
Green, Kathy 133,226
Green, Susan 92
Greene, Dana 54,88,91,172,225
Greenlee, Eddie 108,167,241
Gregg, David 149
Greyston, Kenneth 186,242
Gregston, Ricky 242
Grice, Cara 120,242
Griffin, Edward 85
Griffin, Mark 152,242
Griffin, Ms. Margurite 66
Griffin, Nancy 114,226
Griffith, Ms. Maria 75
GRIGSBY'S 268
Grimes, Joyce 65,114,226
Grisham, John 103
GRISSOM'S 259
Grissom, Kay 135,204
Grohman, Kay 150,151,174,226
Grohman, Poul 149,151,180,204
Grover, Leigh 42,92,123,226
Gruber, Mr, Dick 66,160,161
Guerra, Joe 98,125,177,226
Guerrero, Carlos 226
Guest, Andree 204
Gunter, Cyndy 118,204
Gunter, Jan 242
Guthrie, Jim 204
Gusto, Stephen 81
Gusto, Susan 138
Gutierrez, Cynthia 226
Guy, Eddie 173,242
H
Haas, Kay 73
Hackney, Deborah 242
Hackney, Glenda 242
H. A. DANlEL'S OFFICE
MACHINES 284
Haddock, Janet 117,227
Hadlock, Gena 117,206,278
Haecker, Mr. Gary 74,125,177
Hagler, Connie 106,242
Hailey, Simmy 166,242
Halbert, David 91,160,193,227,273,275
Hale, Henry 242
Hall, James 126,242,281
Hall, Lynn 9,95,123,204
Hallmark, Jana 103,104,106
Halpayne, Mike 144
Hamilton, Almose 135
Hamilton, Dee Dee 40,158
Hamilton, Matt 127,186,242,275
Hamilton, Ramona 104,106,118,119,
205
Hamilton, Stan 55,106,167,186,236,242,
275
Hamlett, Denae 11,94,95,96,113,140,
141,205
McClure, Mary 130,229
Hamm, Gaye 114,129,227
Hancock, Debbie 142,242
Hanson, Barbara 102,105,130,227
Hardaway, Lynn 112,227
Hardin, Mike 145
HARDIN SIMMONS UNIVERSITY 260
Harendt, Tommie 149,205
Harkey, Ms. Ouida 79,132
Harkrader, Kathy 108,227
Harlow, Dawn 117,227
Harlow, Mr. J. M. 79
HAROLD CRAWFORD TIRE CO. 281
Harper, Paula 120,124,227
Harris, Ms. Hazel 63
Harris, Monte 180
Harris, Mr. Ted 6O,160,161,180
Harrison, David 122,242
Harrison, Teri 132,205
Hart, Retha 130
Hart, Rhonda 104,106,112,125,177,
205
Harvey, Bruce 124,178,205
Havens, Lachristia 95,96,106,116,205
Havins, Cindy 242
Harwell, Jennifer 205
Harwell, Mr. Joe 82,131
Hawkins, Lorrie 242
Hawkins, Rhonda 111,227
Hazelton, Carolyn 242
Hazelwood, Johnny 242
Headrick, Jeanette 38
Heflin, Renee 88,130,206
Holloway, Mark 124,154,178,207
Honeycutt, Ronald 227
Hood, Cheryl 97,98,101,102,207
Hood, Mr. Danny 33,34,76,105
Hood, JoAnn 108
Hood, Jim 111,242
Hood, Mary 39,242
Howard, Julie 133
Howard, Tim 103,155
Howeth, Debbie 133,227
Howerton, Elizabeth 88,117,145,207
Houlihan, Nita 6,116,207
Houston, Garry 104,152,227
Hubbard, Toni 189,207
Huddleston, Nancy 48,88,104,107,115,
129,207,291
Huddleston, Scott 160,166,227,275
Hudson, Ava 227
Hudson, Kenneth 242
Hudson, Janie 133
Hudson, Sherry 133,227
Huett, John 207
Hughes, Kim 174,207,289
Hull, David 111,166,243
Humphreys, Kay 10,189,190,191,227
Hunt, Donna 112,143
Hunt, Fred 135,227
Hunt, Steve 227
Hunter, Melanie 106,243
Hurst, Jana 35,120,121,227,287
Hutchins, Chris 107,243,277
l
Ice, Denise 88,129,227
Irwin, Cindy 243
Keesee, Brenda 228,291
Keesee, Darlene 116,243
Keesee, Randy 170,180,208,259,281
Keesee, Roma 116,132,208
Keith, Dwight 150,208
Keith, Mr. Henry 79,143
Kellar, Steven 244
Kelsey, David 166,228
Kelly, Paul 106,110
Kelly, Mr. Paul 76,110
Kelley, Steve 76,108,125,152,228
Lopez, Jesus 146,229
Lopez, Linda 97,118,119
Lopez, Olivia 133,229
Louis, Jackie 135
Lowry, Kaakey 190
Loya, Albert 105,245
Loya, Mary 142,245
Loya, Mary H. 130,229
Loza, Virg
inia 209
Love, Roger 11,52,92,93,126,209
Lowe, Lynn 138
Kemp, Debbie 228
Kendrick, Vickie 208,130
KEN MAYHALL MUSIC 260
Kenneally, Debbie 128,228
Kennedy, James 126,208
Kennedy, Randy 229,275
Kent, Mark 228,281
KENT'S HONDA 262
Kerley, Dirk 178,124
Keys, Mr. Joseph 71
Keys, Ms. Lurline 84
KIDS KOTTAGE 282
Kiel, Bit 277
Kiel, Mary Kay 138,139,208,289
Kimbrough, Kathy 107,129,175,244,277
King, Debbie 111,229
King, Jack 68,172,229,281
Lowry, Lynn 209
Luttrell, Lynn 123,229
Lyons, Debbie 142
Lyons, Doyal 112,229
Lyon, James 229
Lyon, Jeff 245
M
McAlister, Melia 107,245,277
McAlpin, Mr. Chester 61,227
McAuliffe, Karen 95,96,116,229,258
McAuliffe, Kevin 39,229,275
McBride, Danny 166
McBride, Donald 229
McBride, Kevin 103,140,229
McBride
McClure
Pat 132
f cindi 72,245
King, Phil 146
King, Robert 45,95,103,229
King
Robert D. 96,166,244
King: Vicki 244
Kinker, Jayne 224
Kinney, Karen 116,244
Irwin, Mr. Max 74,95,98,201,275
J
Jackson, Carrie 227
Jackson, Jerry 227
Jackson, Kay 102,155,243
Jackson, Ms. Rebel 64
Jackson, Thomas 227
James, Barbara 243
James, Billy 187,207
James, Pam 118,227
Jando, Delbert 131,243
Joy, Ms.
Joyce 75
Jaynes, U-Nan 125
Jenkins, Melinda 207
Jenkins,
Mr. Rodney 80,161,168,251
Jenkins, Rose Ann 130,207
Jenkins, Shirley 174,175,207,289
Jennings, Becky 243
Jerige, Aubrey 125,177,228
Jerse Richard 131
Kirgis, Judy 244
KLINES 210
Knight, Larry 148,149,150
Knippa, Kathy 208
Knupple, Cathy 102,155,244
Knupple, Janey 117,208
Knupple, Suzie 129,229
Kontes, Jerry 244
Koonsman, Leann 95,102,224,229,233
KUYKENDALL Office Mch. 216
L
Laflower, Randy 244
Lamb, Joyce 208
Lambdin, Mr. James 46,69
Lambert,
Lambert,
Lambert,
Lambart
Lambert,
Lambert,
Cathy 111,229
Jani 103,118,119,155,208
Lanny 125,177,244
Mary 229,259,291
Paula 111,208
Shirley 130,208
McClure, Vince 111,149,245
McCombs, Lynda 209,239
McCombs,
Tonya 72,129,229,279
McCord, Mark 89,124,159,178,210,275
M:Corkle,
Russell 245
McCoy, Mr. Jessie 84
McDea rma
n, Ms. Neva 84
McElroy, Mike 122
McElyea, Jim 126,229
McFadden, Don 140,210
McGee, Debra 89
McKeeham, Marcia 108,125,229,289
McKennon, Jo Ann 229
McKennon, Pat 117,210
McKenzie, David 245
McKenzie, Jim 154,230
McKenzie, Loretta 102,117,229
McLemore,
Mc Knight,
McLeod, D
Mc Leskey,
McMahon,
McManus,
Joyce 174,175,210,289
Dan 245
abid 245
Rusty 149,160,163,182,230
Douglas 131,145,245
Debra 129,245
McMillon, Martha 107,245,277
McMullan, Susan 230
McMURRY COLLEGE 269
Johnston
Heil, Lee 54
Henderson, Carolyn 129,242
Henderson, Dani 242,279
Henderson, Patti 59,189,227,287
Hendrix, Deana 92,132,206,277
Hendrix, Gary 149,186,242
Henry, Bruce 122
Henry, Ms. Ann 84
Henry, Gary 146,227
Henry, Mary 88,206
Herman, Alan 103,114,227
Hernandez, Mariano 102,206
Hernandez, Pat 242
Hernandez, Simon 166
Herold, Kendel 65,114,242
Herpeche, Sherry 118,206
Herrera, Debra 227
Heslep, Gary 242
Hester, Bill 150
Hester, Bertha 84
Hester, Lois 142,242
Hickman, Calvin 74,131,180,206
Hicks, Jerry 206
Hicks, Cheryl 127,242
Hicks, Dub 144
Hicks, Sharon 242
Higgins, Jimmy 103,155,227
Higgins, Kathy 110,150,174,227
HlGH'S FLOWERS 290
Hill, Jeff 24,52,89,159,170,206
Hill, Lynette 132,206
Hill, Morris 206
Hines, Cynthia 111,129,189,242
Hines, Thomas 16O,162,166,186,187
Hinton, Judy 88,206,287
Hisey, Keith 150,206
Hobbs, Larry 242
Hobbs, Suzy 102,155,242
Hobgood, Eleanor 242
Y,
Jeter, Kendra 150,207,291
Jett, Denise 106,174
Jimeniz, Isabel 228
Jimenez, Johnny 118,207
Joeris, John 166
Johler, Carolyn 107,243
Johns, Ms. Novah 84
Johnson, Brenda 228
Johnson, Carla 243
Johnson, Jim 140,143,167,228
Johnson, Ms. Patricia 69
Johnson, Mr. R. E. 85
Johnson, Ralph 146,207
Johnson, Randall 228
Johnson, Ronald 149,207
Johnson, Vanessa 142
Johnson, Mr. William 85
Johnston
, Brenda 243
, Brian 123,228
Johnston, John 228
Jolly, Joy 236,243
Jones, Cindy 116,243
Jones, Connie 228,289
Jones, Cynthia 243,289
Jones, D
avid 186,243
Jones, Harold 160,166,186
Jones, Karl 243
Jones, Kelly 135,207
Jones, Larry 111,150,243
Jones, Li
nda 243
Jones, Patti 73,117,228,291
Jones, Ms. Sallie 75
Jones, Sue 133,228
Jones, Susan 91,132,207
Jones, Susanette 228
Jones, Sylvia 100,102,105,22B
Jones
Wynona 243
Jordah, Oran 184
K
Hodges, Brenda 116,207
Hollabaugh, Joni 138,207
Hogg, Ms. Beverly 80,175,291
Hollabaugh, Joni 138,207
Holland, Joe 167
Hollingsworth, George 34,154,172,227
Kaake, Chuck 150,166,243
Kachel, Rita 228
Krempin, Billy 208
Kaerwer, Floyd 126,186,208
Kammerer, John 243
Kearney, Robert 167,243
Landis, Marsha 129,229
Landis, Paul 108,244
Landreth, Larry 103,155,244
Landry, Joyce 45,95,19O,244,247,254,
289
Landrum, Ms. Ethel 84
Lane, Debra 244
Lanford, Steve 122
Lang, Barbara 111,244
Lang, Vera 208,216
Langan, Kathleen 106,122,244
Langford, Mr. James 43,60
Lanham, Jutta 127,244
Laningham, Debi 229
Large, Loretta 31,107,129,244
Lasyone, Bryan 106,154,244
Lathrop, Wendy 11,26,53,89,95,208,
217,279
Lawson, Joel 135,143,145,208
Leach, John 14,92,93,126,208
Leddy, Debbie 229
Lee, Ronnie 102,155,244
Leeth, Sherri 229
Lehmann, Beth 6,95,155,192,206,208
288
Lemond, Debra 244
Leonard, Ms. George 69,154
Leonard, Judy 244,287
Leonard, Randy 160,163,208,275
Lewis, Ken 102,229
Lewis, Ronnie 103,177,244
Lewis, Shannon 229
Leya, Ann 106
Lieb, Gwen 142,244
Lightfoot, Lu Anne 107,129,229
Ligon, Ms. Madeline 39,64
Liles, Steve 122,245
LION HARDWARE 281
Littlefield, Celia 110,229
Lobstein, Randy 167
Lockard, Sue 209
Lomax, Diann 229
Long, Marvin 138,139,209
Long, Paula 102,155,245
Lopez, Dora 229
McNutt, Gary 149
McWilliams, Ben 103,138,155,210
Mackey, Juanita 117,230
Macon, Mrs. Nelda 71
Malkowski, Gordon 103
Manis, P
amela 125
Mantooth, Kim 155,209
Maples,
Valerie 120,230
Marquez, Virginia 102,155,245
Marr, Loyd 102,155,245
Marsh, Charlie 135
Martin, Danny 110,209
Martin, David 110
Martin, Sandra 230
Martinez
Martinez
, Debbie 97,142,245
Eliseo 167
Martinezi Johnny 143,209
Martinez, Joshua 230
Martinez, Margret 217,280,287
Massey, Billy 111
Massey, Dave 167
Massey, LaDonna 230
Massey, Norman 245
MARY MEEK SCHOOL OF NURSING
262
Mathiews, Karen 209
Mathiews, Shari 89,128,236,245,287
Mathis, Craig 140,230
Matthews, Ronnie 120,245
Maxwell, Cynthia 142,245
Moyes, Flora 189
MAYFIELD PAPER COMPANY 281
Mayhall, Allan 245
Mayhall, Curtis 230
Mayhall, Debbie 30,53,91,98,112,209,
217,260
Mayhall, Janel 43,88,114,138,230
Maynard, Eddy 148,209
Maynard, Ronny 149,160,166,1B2,230
Maynor, Randy 131,245
Meador, Debra 245
Meador, Mrs. Katherine 73
MEADS
Mealer,
Medina,
BREAD 276
Suzie 230
Mr. Victor 66,97,152
Index-295
RUSSEY'S
Medrano, Gloria 245
Medrano, John 245
Medullo, Danny 145,230
Melchor, Mr. Lee 85
Melton, Debbie 210
Melton, Toni 277
Mercer, Ann 245
Meredith, Marilyn 132,210
Merrell, David 186,187,245
Mesa, Norma 245
Metcalf, Michael 245
Michaud, Cathi 130,230
Middleton, Roxanne 245,287
Middleton, Susan 132,210
Middleton, Xan 106,245
MILANO'S 288
Miller, Alfred 210
Miller,
Anita 132,210
Miller, Cindy 245
Miller, Lois 84
Miller, Melanie 116,125,230
Miller
Nancy 70 230
Nicholson, Carol 81,102,117,230,233
Nicholson, Cheryl 88,102,117,230
Niedecken, Tracy 131,184,246
Nielssen, Norman 122
Norman, Ms. Shirley 63,291
Norrell, Wesley 102,131
Northcut, Melinda 123,212
NORTH'S FUNERAL HOME 222
Nalgrass, Judy 133,228,230
Notgrass, Paul 108
Nunnally, Cindy 130
O
Oakley, Vickie 246
OAKWOOD VILLAGE BARBER SHOP
285
Odstrcil, Brenda 189,246
Ogden, Paul 54,93,166,182,230
Olbricht, Adele 103,246
Olbricht, Joel 230
Oldham, Tim 230
Oles, Diana 125,177,246
Oles, Mike 131,160,166,212
Owens
MILLERMAN 8. MILLERMAN 258
Mill, Debbie 245
Milsteod, Suzy 138,210
Mims, Mike 126,230
Minatra Patti 106,245
Minatra, Shirla 89,104,105,107,115,
196,210
Mingle, Patsy 129,246
Minor, Jimmy 166,172,182,273,275
MINTERS 256
Mitchell, Mariean 127,230
Mitchell, Marvin 150,246
Mitchell, Ted 173,246
Mize, Pat 246
Molina, Johnny 246
Monroe, Becky 210,287
Montez, Bessie 97,189
Montfort, Karen 246
Moody, Clark 230
Moore, Bettie 210
Moore, Bob 120,121
Moore, Ms. Bobbie 75
Moore, Brenda 246
Oliver,
Oliver,
Oliver,
Debra 175,230,289
Lee I66,246,273,275
Rodney 149,230
Oliver, Susan 230
Olsen, Mr. Norman 71,137
Olson, Debbie 230
Orr, Linda 129,230
Ortiz,
Elizabeth 246
Ortiz, Mr. Nano 60
Ortiz, Robert 124,131,246
Ortiz, Ruben 209
Osner,
Osner,
Brad 33,95,103,126,230,28O
Brent 102,105,155,230
Ott, Alan 246
Ott, G
ene 154,230
Overstreet, Don 124,178,231
Owen,
John 103,105,155,231
Owen, Lanelle 231
Owen, Sarah 212
Owens, Aline 14,89,174,231,273,289
Owens
, Curtis 135,231
Owen s, Lynn 116,246,279
Roy 231
Moore
Died ra 103,105,155,246
Moorei Gail 143
Moore, Geneva 104,105,107,210,279
Moore, James 246
Moore, Joseph 88,89,92,108,125,201,
210
Moore, Larry 103,104,105,140,2l0
Morris, Darla 246
Morris, Dwayne 144,210
Morris, George 246
Morris, Letha 76,104,105,107,210,279
Morris Marko 54,129,166,222,230,277
Morris Pamela 89,246
Morris, Paul 210
Morris Greg 246
Morrison, Monica 88,117,230,289
Morse, Margie 211
Morton, Lawrence 126,211
Moser, Toni 81,230
Mosley, Doris 211
Mosman, Sky 26,28,89,104,106,196,
211
Moss, Kay 118,119,230
Moss, Tricia 246
Moutray, Worth 103,211,255
M SYSTEM 274
Mullins, Jerry 104,105,106,124,178,
211
Munoz, Isaac 77,167,186
Munoz, Vicki 97
Munson, Sharon 120,230
Murphy, Charles 131,206,211
Murray, Carlo 230
Murray, Patricia 111,129,189,246
Musser, Ivan 122,124,178,246
Myers, Paige 4,126,211
Myers, Twonna 91,102,230
Myrick, Melody 102,111,117,246
N
Nash, Kirk 35,120,121
Nations, David 131,160,166
Neill, Donald 137,211
Nelms, Terry 246
Nelson, Jeff 104,107,246
Nelson, Scott 167
Nelson, Yolanda 132,211
Neuman, Chris 246
Newberry, Bob 149
Newman, Robert 39,88,104,107,211
Newsome, Roberta 84
Newsom, Susan 212
Newton, Becky 130
Nichols, Mr. Lynn 71
Nichols, Ray 122,230
296-Index
Owensi Mr. w. A. 115,132,131
P
Packo, Wayne 103,155
Paige, Geneva 108,174,231,289
Pallarez, Eddi 231
Palmer, Brenda 29,95,104,125,231
Pannell, Becky 212
Papasan, Jimmie 231
Papasan, Tony 281
Park, Mr. Ernest 80,160
Park, Mr. Ernest 85
Parker, Cynthia 88,92,123,,212,277
Parker, Jimmy 106,148,150,212
Parker, Mary 102,155,189,246
Parks, Micah 246
Paschal, Joanne 118,231
Patrignani, Rhonda 138,212
Pottillo, Robert 212
PAWN SHOP 290
Payne, Ms. Peggy 62,63
Peacock, Cindy 231
PEAKS REXALL PHARMACY 232
Pearce, Larry 160,231
Pecina, Olga 97
Pena, Manuel 131,178,246
Pena, Risalda 82,132,212
Pena, Irene 135
PENDER COMPANY 274
Pennington, Sheilah 117,231
Penns, Sarah 120,212
Pequeno, Reymunda 246
Peralez, Ferman 212
Perez, Cosme 146
Perez, Eva 231
Perez, Guadalupe 212
Perez, Sylvia 142,212
Perkins, Mr. Charles 80,190,205,275
Perkins, Lora 231
Perkins, Paula 246
Perkins, Tim 139,212
Perry, Dennis 150
Perry, James 143
Perry, Susan 212
Peterson, Gary 140,212
Peterson, Kim 231,289
Petty, .loan 111
Phipps, Mike 145,172
Pieper, Jennifer 189,279
Pierpoint, William 88,93,114,231
Pietzsch, Irene 112,212
Pietzsch, Monika 190,231
Pimpton, Vanessa 89
Pink, Alma 11,92,132,212
Pink, Janice 247
Pinkston, Kim 247
Pittman, Alice 89,175,247
Plant, Mr. Ross 79,144
Plemmons, Kim 102,247
Poer, Michael 108,109,212
PONCA WHOLESALE 268
Pool, Ted 104,106,160,164,166,213
Porter, Billy 160
Porter, David 247
Porter, Floyd 231
Porterfield, Jim 103,114,231
Portillo, Raymond 231
Powell, Carol 247,273,291
Powell, Mary Kay 190,247
Powell, Nancy 247
Powell, Tim 25,112,125,213
Prather, Cindy 231
Pratt, Sheree 247
Prescott, Lonnie 106
Preston, John 231
Prestridge, Andy 167
Prestridge, David 160,213,275
Presswood, Ms. Carolyn 76
Presswood, Ms. Dorothy 69,112
Preszler, Junior 167
Price, Darlene 98,102,104,140,213
Prince, Mildred 133
Pringle, LaZeda 70,117,213
Pritchard, Diane 150,213
Prock, Tony 108,213
Pruitt, Ray 144
Pruski, Martha 130
Purcell, Nino 91,132,213
Pursely, Bill 160
Purvis, Judy 129,247,291
Putman, Lorraine 232
Pyland, Pam 189,232
Q
Quigg, Julie 49,91 ,202,21 4,287
R
RACK SHACK 210
RADFORD HILLS EXXON 272
Rae, Lynda 148,150,175,232
Ragan, Barbara 247
Rains, Debbie 247
Ramirez, Margarita 139
Romsey, Robert 214,281
Rancier, Phil 149,15O,180,232
Randall, Donna 134,135
Rangel, Elvia 247
Rash, Paula 21,95,232
Raun, Connee 247
Ray, Carolyn 103,232,287
Ray, Tim 150,172,232
READ-N-RITE SHOP 266
Redman, Dennis 232
Reece, Altus 118
Reece, Andy 91,103,105,167,247
Reece, Ethelene 189
Reed, Noel 247
Reed, Paul 74,214,281
Reese, Charles 118,216
Reid, Susan 118,119,232
Reyes, Betty 133,232
Rhea, Dana 214
Rhoads, Deana 127,247
Rhaads, Debra 42,43,93,152,189,232
Rhodes, John 281
Rhodes, Mildred 102,247
Richards, Bobby 167,247
Richards, Kathi 93,102,105,108,232
Richardson, JoKaren 142
Ricker, Mike 167,247
Riggan, Ms. Ann 69,112
Riley, Chris 232
Rinard, Janet 128,247
Rios, Damaris 129,247
Rios, Mike 110,135,136
Ritchey, Sandra 34,104,105,106,214
Ritter, Kevan 247
Rivera, Rosemary 88,189,232
Rives, Mr. J. W. 71,126
Rives, Thomas 281
Rives, Carol 117,214
Roberson, Homer 247
Roberts, Andrew 247
Roberts, Carla 247
Roberts, Carol 247
Roberts, Gwen 247
Roberts, Shelby 247
Roberts, Ms. Willeen 79
Roberts, Lloyd 247
Robertson, Curtis 102,232
Robinson, David 248
Robison, Jerry 146
Robinson, Michael 149
ROBINSON PHARMACY 276
Rodriguez, Connie 248
Rodriguez, Ermelinda 102,232
Rodriguez, Esther 130,214
Rodriguez, Linda 36,82,143,214
Rodriguez, Mike 126
Rodriguez, Sandra 36,129,232
Rogers, S
usan 111,122,189,248
Romero, Macario 214
Rosales, Ysidro 102,248
Rose, Ter
ry 214
Rosengrants, Beverly 232
Ross, Paula 106,248
Rasser, G
Roy, Ted
uy 32,91 ,97,196,214
85
Rucker, Kathy 50,189,232,273,291
Runyan, Nancy 31,104,105,107,214
Rutherford, Connie 248
Ruelas, Aleiandro 131
274
Rutledge, Pattie 107,248
S
SALLY WALLACE 281
SALTA PIPE CO. 285
Salyer, Dee 117,248
SAMBO'S 258
SAM'S RENT-ALL 285
Samya, Raymond 103,248
Sanchez, Johnny 146,214
Sanchez, Leticia 130,232
Sanders, June 78,232
Sanders, Lisa 248
Sanford, Rhonda 133
Santibanez, Susan 216
SANDER'S 272
Saunders, Barbara 189,232
Sawyer, Jim 232
Sawyer, Karen 142,232
Scales, Becky 26,28,89,138,214,287
Scales, Gregory 154,214
Scales, Vickie 133,232
Scanlon, James 97
Scanlon, Stephen 64,89,92,190,191,21
Scanlon, Tim 248
Scannell, Cindy 129,248
Scarbrough, Lydia 248
Scarbrough, Roy 135,214
Schaeffer, Donetta 248
Scholfield, Ann 232
Scott, Becky 127
Scott, Mr. Bill 79,149
Scott, Daniel 93,232
Scott, Donna 107,248
Scott, Jarilyn 28,52,89,158,174,175,
214,256
Scott, Michael 120,248
Scott, Reginia 107,129,189,248,279
Scott, Tim 232
Scruggs, Ronnie 137,232
SEARS 267
Self, Ms, Louise 66,240
Self, Glynice 216
Seguin, Anita 248
Sentena, Pete 215
Sewalt, Debra 92,215
Shaheen, Dana 88,215,277
Shaheen, Mary 129,232,245
Shannon, Cindy 215
Shaw, James 170,215
Shea, Sheri 248
Shedd, Laurie 104,107,129,232,279
Shelley, Clara 107,248
Shelton, Scott 114,248
Shepherd, Doug 232,281
Sherman, Ms. Dorothy 83,111
Shewmake, Arthur 93,103,114,232
Shields, Jenniffier 107,142,248
Shipley, Jane 135,136,215
Shipley, Ricky 145,215
Shipp, Terri 35,121,249
SHOOK TIRE CO. 281
Shytles, Paul 149
Shytles, Sandy 150,175,248
Sigala, Mary 118,119,232
Sikes, Delilah 84
Silva, Belinda 88,131,248
Simmons, Kay 66,248
Simmons, Starlit 130
Simpson, Albert 34,131,I43,215
Simpson, Gary 166,215
Simpson, John 42,43,232
Simpson, Mike 160
Sinclair, Jerry 122,248
Sinks, Belinda 248
Sipple, Debbie 248
Sites, Carla 232
Sitton, Chuck 91,160,201,233,275
SIWAMASIS 291
Skaggs, Rick 248
Slack, Danny 160
Slack, Dianne 248
Sliter, Bob 131
4
Slough, Larry 138,233
SLOUGH PRINTING 264
Smith, Brad 215,273,275
Smith, Brenda 248
SMITH BROTHERS CARPETS 284
T
TACO BUENO 274
Smith, Cheri 215
Smith, Chuck 166,186,248
Smith, Daniel 108,109,167,233
Smith, Gary 120,121,167,233
Smith, Gary 55,248
Smith Georgie 248
Smith, Jack 248
Smith, James 42,43,122,160,166,
186,248
Smith Jan 249
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
1
, Mr. Johnny 69,154
Kenneth 131
Kirby 120,121
Larry 103,105,155
Ms. Marilyn 64
Mark 78
Smith, Mike 152,153,233
Smith Mickey 145,182,215
Smith Nelda 118,215
Smith
Smith
Noah 55,167,249
Ray 150,166,249
Smith Regina 32,89,110,129,233
Smith, Rhonda 89,249
Smith, Robert 131
Smith, Ronnie 149
Smith, Stephanie 127,249
Smith Terry 140,172,233
Smith Mr. Travis 79,146
Smith, Trina 131
Smith, Wayne 249
Strickland, Steve 102,104,105,217,21B
Strickland, Tim 120,233
Strong, Cynthia 114,249,279
Strong, Jimmy 7,55,93,108,1B6,233
Stubblefield, Shirley 114,233
Stucker, Bruce 249
Studebaker, Ronald 114,217
Stuart, Martin 178
Suarz, Carmen 133,233
Sudbury, Billy 49,160,166,2l7
Sudbury, Mary Kay 51,250,287
Sullivan, Richard 145,160,163,217
Sumrall, Gene 233
SUPER DUPER 217,271
SUPERETTE 265
Surface, Philip 103,105,217
Surratt, Sandra 217
Swanson, Joni 118
Swim, Richard 145,233
Swiney, Bill 233
Swinger, Earl 166,172
Sylvester, Penny 72,250
TA-TE TRI-HI-Y 277
Taggart, Sandra 150,217
Tallant, Melinda 104,107,129,233,277
TAMA WAI TRI-HI-Y 289
Tannick, Connie 107,112,252
Tarpley, William 149,250
VARSITY CLEANERS 285
Vasquez, Armando 251
Vasquez, Lesko 135
Velasquez, Joe 123
Whit, Winston 43,104,143,196,220,275
Whitworth, Carol 116,251
Wilburn, David 91,145,160
Wilburn, Glen 235
Vernon, Cindy 7,108,218
Verner, Dale 131
Vernon, Debbie 218,291
Vernon, Randy 131
Ververs, Gregory 131,178,250
Vest, Martha 234,289
Vigo
Vica
Vica
Vica
iAuto Mechanicsl 146
1Cosmetology1 130
1Electrical Tradesi 144
IICTJ 138
Vica iMachine Shopi 137
Vica 1Radia and TV1 137
Vick, Ellen 250
Vick, Jean 62,63
Vickers, Donny 135,234
Vidrine, James 126
Viergever, Ms. Kay 73
Villalovos, Dolores 129,250
Villalovos, Steven 250
Villarreal, Mary 250
Vinson, Lanny 148,149,150,151,219,275
W
Wadley, Marla 13,138,219
Wadley, Michael 219
Wadsworth, Margaret 250
Waggener, Mr. Dee 66
Willeford, Britta 251,277
Williams, Ann 251
Williams, Cindy 102,133,235
Williams, David 275
Williams, Debbie 175,251,291
Williams, Doris 92,220
Williams, Dwayne 170,220
Williams, Janice 129,189
Williams, Jimmy 149,170,220
Williams, Julie 150,251
Williams, Margaret 104,143,218
Williams, Mark 149,235
Williams, Mary Kay 107,251,277
Williams, Nena 135,220
Williams, Pamela 251
Williams, Rebecca 133,235
Williams, Ronnie 51,91,167,186,236,251
Williams, Sandra 220
Williams, Sherry 201
Williams, Stephanie 104,129,235,289
Williams, Susie 220
Willingham, Kerry 140,220
Willingham, Kevin 251
Willingham, Susan 120,251
Willis, Carla 53,89,158,174,220,
256,273,287
Wilson
SNOWHITE BAKERY 269
Snyder, Darlene 145,233
Snyder, Robert 131,215
Solis, Nora 233
Southard, Gary 167,249
SOUTHWESTERN LIFE 270
SOUTHWEST SAVING AND LOAN 262
Spann, Becky 73,177,215,267,291
Sparks, Michael 122
Spear, Betty 215
Spencer, Mr. Bill 76,103,104,105,155
Spencer, Cheryl 111
Spencer, Doyle 68,103,10B,216
Spicer, Kathy 216,266,291
Spiller, Paula 92,103,l55,216
Spiller, Rob 27,54,143,216
Splawn, James 106,167
Springer, Mr. Cecil 64
Stalcup, Susie 216
Stalker, Debbie 189,190,244,249
Stallings, Mike 33,103,105,110,155,
233
Stampley, David 123,233
Stanfill, Diannia 133,233
Stautzenberger, Karen 125,249
St. Clair, Mr. Carl 71,122
Steadman, Peggy 130,144,233
Steel, Becky 138,216
Steele, Don 131,170,216
Stephens, Alan 160,164,166,186,187,
216,275
Stephens, Cheryl 216
Stephenson, Borbaro 100,102,155,249
Stephenson, Cassie 91,132,216,291
Stepp, Ms. Martha 64
Stern, Gregory 155,249
Stevens, Billy 111
Stevens, David 114,216
Stevens, Linda 216
Stevens, Randy 145,173,233
Stevenson, Nita 93,111,116,233
Steward, Carol 127,249
Tarver, Larry 250
Tatum, Larry 172,234
Tatum, Philip 217
Taylor, Janie 107,234
Taylor, Mr. Jerry 80,160,161
Taylor, Marianne 107,250,291
Taylor,
Ms. MaryAlice 61,62
Templeton, Donna 250
TEMPLETON KIMBROUGH
PHARMACY 288
WALDR
OP'S 284
Walker, Donna 111,116,239
Walker, Doyle 104,105,106,219,275
Walker, Jan 104,106,234
Templeton, Susan 111,234
Templin, Jerry 250
Teen's Action Program 273
TESCO EQUIPMENT CO. 272
Thane, Scott 129,217
Tharp, Mr. Twain 76,123
Thedford, Dean 250
Thoemahlen, Mr. Jerry 80,161,169
Thomas, Joan 138,217
Thomas, Judy 120,121,217,218
Thomas, Tony 166,250
Thompson, Brenda 123
Thompson, Ricky 102,145,250
Thompson, Vicki 120,124,217
Thorne, Rannah 218
Thornton, Michael 191,218
Thibeduaux, Deborah 111,132
Tieking, Dallas 218
Tieking, Danna 218
Tieking, Darcy 143,218
Timms, Donna 129,175
Timms, Loraine 89
Tipmore, William 152,234
Tippen, Larry 43,149,218
Tippett, Ann 177,192,234,287
Tipps, Elaine 133,234
Tolbert, David 13,135,143,217
Tolbert, Joan 13,143,234
Tolentino, Rudy 103,147,183
Torres, Sara 106
TV CABLE OF ABILENE 286
Townsend, Mr. John 66
Townsend, Susan 129,250
Trull, Randy 103,149,250
Trull, Rusty 149,218
Tschoor, Alex 82,186,187,234
Walker, Kathy 118,219
Wallace, Glenn 135,234
Walls, Dana 140,141,234
Walls, Dee Jay 88,146,219
Waltrip, Frank 150,219
Wanegrin, Steve 143
Ward, Ms. Ann 64
Ward, Duwaine 234
ward, Terry 118
Warden, Vickie 234
Warner, Lisa 135,219,277
Warren, Buddy 250
Warren, Eddie 149,219
Warren, Linda 110,150,250
Warren, Terry 93,108,234,279
Warters, Gigi 13,32,91,203,219
Washington, Temperance 189
Watkins
Watson,
Watson,
Watson
, Roger 144
Ms. Barbara 63
Charlie 103,155
Dana 93,117,129,145,152,
235,289
Watson, Diane 219
Watson, Edgar 111,120
Watson
, Jimmy 102,155,250
Watson, Kathy 219
Watson, Kurt 145,219,281
Watson, Laura 117,235,289
Watson, Tam 235
Watson, Veto 98,235
Willis,
David 104,114,251
Willis, Neil 220
wants, William 122,166,251
Wilson, Casey 251
Wilson, Dana 130,220
Wilson, Deborah 103,251
Wilson, Deirdre 103,251
Wilson, Lanny 104,220,221
Wilson, Michael 144,235
Wilson, Patrick 235
Wilson, Peggy 92,140,220
Wilson Robert 143,220
Wilson, Rod 148,220
Susan 102 155 251
WINCHELL'S 284
Winkler, Danny 152,235
Winkles, Shane 106,251,275
Winters, Debbie 72,220,289
Wiseman, Curtis 143,218,221
Witter, Kevon 186
Wright, Mr. Elmer 60
Wright, Fred 186,251
Wright, Nannette 91,102,116,251,289
Wright, Ms. Peggy 63
Wright, Sandy 235
Watts, Donna 106,250
Way, Cindy 118,235
WAYNE HAYNE MOTORS 272
Weatherby, Terri 97,250
Weathersby, Russell 219
Weaver, David 103,250
Weaver, Dena 219
Weaver, Ms. Lucy B0
Weaver, Theresa 250
Ronda 142,250
Stewart, Linda 132,216
Stewart, Mark 77,102,105,155,249
Stewart, J. Martin 154,216
Stewart, Starla 102,104,105,155,216
Stewart, Steve 166
Stirman, Mr. Fred 79,140,198
Stirman, Gary 52,16-0,161,162,166,
182,216,273,275
Tubbs, Jeri 234
Tubbs, Karen 107,250
Tucker, David 218
Tucker, Danna 117,218
Tucker, Doug 250
Tucker, Gary 102,103,104,234
Tucker,
Webb,
Webb,
Webb,
Weber,
Weeks,
Weems,
Charlotte 54,93,235
David 138,219
Sandra 116,219
Charles 91,167,235
Guy 149,219
Belinda 130,220
Weems, Patty 140,235
Weidig, Katharine 106
Weldon
, Billy 103,155,250
Wentrcek, Pam 117,235
Stocz, Denise 108,233
Stokes, Debbie 102,155,249
Stokes, Ms. Mildred 82
Stoneberg, Janet 140,217,279
Storm, Mr. Charles 69,154
Stout, Sharron 217
Stover, Lesslie 173
Stowers, Mike 217,281
Stracener, Terri 249
Strader, Becky 89,249,291
Strader, Sally 54,60,88,91,93,129,
201,233,266,291
Stratton, Dianna 103,249
Strickland, Randy 1,5,27,138,159,275
Turnbow, Debbie 108,109,250
Turnbow, Gary 234
Turner, Cynthia 89,129,218
Turpin, Susan 234
Tweedie, Diane 138
U
Ulmer, Debbie 234
Ulmer, Steven 103,114,250
ULTIMUS 287
Upton, Schorlene 118,119,234
Urban, Clark 88,234
Ussery, Ray 154,250
V
Voncil, Cathy 250
VAN CLEAVE OPTICAL 272
West, Andy 250
WEST TEXAS UTILITIES 278
Wester, D'Aunn 98,235,262
WESTGATE TV MUSIC CENTER 264
Wetsel, Tracee 4,220
Wheeler, Rodney 235
Wheelock, Susan 251
Whetstone, Michael 152,153,235
Whisenort, Gary 103,155,235
White, Dewayne 126,220
White, Laura 117,129,186,235
White, Linda 129,145,235
White, Tanya 132,220
Whitman, Gertrude 84
Whitmore, Morws 103,143,251
Whitt, Mrs. June 83,142
Wolaver, Michael 221
Wolf, Mr. C. O. 85
Wolf, Ms. 75
Wolfe, Mary 251
Wolfe, Shirley 66,129,251
Wolfe, Susan 251
Womble, John 235
Wommack, Becky 130,221
Wood, Billy 103,122,155,251
Wood, Kathy 104,128,189,235
Wood, Larry 102,155,235
Wood, Mike 103,221
Wood, Sharon 95,225,235
Woodall, Dawnelle 108,152,235
Woodell, Johnny 221
Woodell, Vicki 127,235
Woods, Danny 152
Woody, Kathy 221
Wirschmidt, Denice 103,142,235
Wurschmidt, Diane 102,142,235
Wurschmidt, Teresa 20,31,47,64,104,
129,159,190,221,273
wymf, Gary 111,124,17B,251,281
Wyatt, Randy 251
Y
Yaeger, Ms. Marie 64,97
Yancy, Loyce 84
Yarbro, Denise 235
Yarbrough, Jody 92,104,221,279
Yaw, Judy 117,221
Yeager, Sara 131
YMIA HI-Y 275
Young, Allen 235
Young, Debbie 251
Young, James 102,155,251
Young, Mr. Jaryl 71
Young, Michael 11,92,103,143,221
Youngquist, Harlan 131,221
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Zachry, Valorie 116,221
ZENITH TV 266
Zetzman, Paulette 88,102,114,235,279
Zimmerle, Dianna 102,133,235
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