Alamo Heights High School - Olmos Yearbook (San Antonio, TX), Class of 1974, Cover

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I 8 Football .... .... 4 0 Classes .......... . . . . 60 Winter Calendar .... . . . I72 Basketball ...... .. . I80 Academics ....... . . .. 200 Spring Calendar ..... .... 2 42 Spring Sports . . . . . . 250 Clubs ........ . . . 299 Administration .... . . . 346 Advertising .......... . . . 360 Senior Accomplishments . . . . . . 384 Index ............ . . . . . 396 Addenda .... .... 4 06 H1 all Summer's gre en turned gold shook the 1 and red ond brown, ond breezy afternoons colors loose. A lively prelude to bore branches Although the temperature on August 20 registered in the upper 90,s, that day really signalled the beginning of Fall for us, for it ended our three months of freedom and began the 573-374 school year. We chose our classes, teachers, got our books, took a disbelieving walk through the halls . . . had it really been ON A HOT, STICKY SUMMER DAY frightl coaches J im Keener and Ted Masser edge their way through hordes of students waiting in line for class scheduling. For the first time students could pick their schedules as well as their teachers. DESPITE STUDENT COUNCIL'S ffar rightj super- human effort to distribute books later that day, problems fand booksj kept piling up. 12 August 20-here we go again if LOCAL ATTORNEY MS. ROSE SPECTOR fabovej speaks on the responsibilities of 18 year-olds as adults under the new law at a special assembly for juniors and seniors. PEP RALLIES frightj became mandatory but skits 1 like the famous pill performancej were discontinued until "further notice." o .f. three months . . . met our new prin- cipal Harry Orem, talked about our summer voyages, adventures, jobs ,... but there was no use ignoring it: school had begun! During the first months of school Mr. Orem's main objective was to do away with the standard discipline policy and ask students to become Pa' QQ' 5, ew X, 13 ,girl a ft' 0 6' 'in Qi ww ra ,ff S4 at Q 1 Ji QL.. 13 .I L , '4 Q V, t, V, ,V:. f -- , . 'lk I 'f'-2 V tytt Y ., 1, ,SL i 'i' iii K if 'i Y ffm . X' ' r r t r 'S .,,' l g, Virr , ,W ' s,,11 f is is i rrtr is M , A 'tiii V et at a Q't""? 't'i 'xr-5 ,4 1. , 11 ,Ink r sw saiig Wai ,if if 1 V 'GWR' more aware of their responsibilities in the area of student behavior. An all new student handbook was highly publicized, pep rallies became an increasing problem, and Student Council pondered the impeachment of lazy representatives. As usual Spurs were getting ready for their early November tryouts. That preliminary feeling of excite- ment which comes with the beginning of school was slowly wearing off, and we began to dream of the Thanks- giving holidays just around the corner. OLMOS HONORS-In the fall of 73, when Spiro Agnew's taxes seemed to be causing a lot of commotion, Mike Fanning decided to write. a letter to the editors of TIME magazine. Mike found it extremely ironical that one moment, the former Vice-President accusedithe news media of misinter- preting his case, and the next moment called for a press conference at which to declare his innocence. TIME printed the AH seniorls letter in the Sep- tember 30, '73 issue, any future VP's had better watch out for Mike . . . 5 13 OLMOS HONORS-When John Ambler returned from his trip to Free- doms Foundation in September, Hoof Print Associate Editor Jane McConnell described his reactions to the singular experience in a feature published in the newspaper. The story caught the eye of Interscholastic League Press Conference Director Dr. Max Haddick who promptly mailed her a Special Citation for Proficiency, the first eamed by an AHHS journalist in recent years. OLMOS HONORS-Summer for most is swimming in the local pool, hut some Heightsters managed to do a little more with the 773 vacation. Kirt Kinnie, Allison Herder, and John Gilliland went to summer school in a rather tropical location, Hawaii. Karen Hoffman and Martha Spivey were part of an American Institute of Foreign 14 Vp.: Studies tour in Europe, sponsored by Mrs. Rose Ranson. Heather Douglass lived and studied for several months south of the border, while Ann Kauf- man and fnot picturedj Melanie Kaliff, Betsy Landsman, and Alice Ball traveled to Europe with Mr. Johnnie Eng on a "People to Peoplew tour. SPE CI A L A PPEARANCES fbelowj by visitors from a local brewery, Mars, and Barnum and Baileyls Circus highlighted Stu- dent Councills Halloween dressup day. J '32 virvr 3 get it , l' . s A' , Q OLNIOS HONORS-Every summer, the American Legion Department of Texas sponsors Boyis and Girl,s State, a government workshop. ln June of 573, Jeff Sugarman stayed in Austin, and Lisa Embs traveled to Seguin to find out what democratic govern- ments are all about. The 500 or so high school student representatives organized themselves into cities and counties and actually governed their "Staten, Seminars and speakers also contributed to the week-long project, which is designed to develop young citizens' attitudes toward the demo- cratic governing system. NEW HEAD GUIDANCE COUNSELOR FRANK LACAVA fabovej explains to a junior English class how to use the College Planning Handbook that he assembled during the summer. 15 But beyond our local habitat was a world of many problems. A scandal called Watergate gave some an interest in politics and alienated others. A very short, secure peace we had experi- enced for the first time in our lives r i l BOOKS WERE STACKED faboyej on tables due to leakage which permeatedtheflibra1'y's roof. SAN ANTONIO RECORDED fabove rightj the heaviest amount of rainfall in its history this year, and fall was the wettest season. Many of the H20 molecules sub- sided in the familiar Olmos Basin. A PACKED AUDITORIUM CROWD frightb oohed, aahed and yaahed along with Alamo Heights '63 graduate Jim Collum and his Happy jazz Band. Jim played his first engagement at the Mulestall and this marked his triumphant return 10 years later. 16 following the truce in Viet Nam was interrupted by another war, this time in the Middle East. This helped trigger a fuel crisis which threatened to change our life styles. Z: A SURPRISED LISA EMBS fleftj watches the remainder of the game from the side- lines after being crowned Homecoming Queen. SNAPPY TOM REFUSES fbelowj to let the Homecoming parade interrupt his siesta despite the persuasion of Heidi Harnisch and a worried Ann Worrel. ips: i i. if -wi fig' ,. VVVL A ,,,..,, ,,f- K Meanwhile, back at school, stu- dents were making last minute prepa- rations for their finals in mid- November. As the first quarter was ending plans for the second trimester were underway. Fall's last days were coming to a slow end, and students could think only of the 'Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays ahead. Chillier weather made us bundle up, and the end of one season became the begin- ning of another . . . EDWARD RILEY AND GLENN SZOPA Cabovej register their surprise at receiving final grades before Thanksgiving. 17 5 given 'www Xgnx ' 5' Le- ' : M I -'W E -J sir ' -1 -. Af-fx 1. - ""-E 3. Q. . I p ' 4, s fu n'1' 4 , ,, Hiqgfi . if pi , "1 "f,":-, .Iwi-f Q Q F,-'i3,w' ' f -F am K, ,, xxy. Breakthroughs, flips, and lots of splinters . . . it begins with Chaps .fats SABRINA AND DONNA GIVE EXPLICIT INSTRUCTIONS not to fold, bend, or muti- late . . . the cards, that is. 21 Chap Officers RIGHT Sheriffs: fkneelingj Susan Swearingen, Heidi Harnisch. fstandingj Jenni McCaleb, Laura Pogue, AnnlWilson, Blair Banks. BELOW Deputies: fkneelingj Laurie Lewis, Karen Clegg, Angie Rowe. Cstandingj Nina Henderson, Martha Tynan, Sharon Thornton. ABOVE Miss Robin Gray, sponsor. RIGHT Executive officers: Sabrina Shawd, vice presidentg Ginny van Hardeveld, chap- lain: Linda Butcher, treasurer: Leigh Fischer, historian, Lori Johnson, secretary, Tru Hiatt, secretaryg Donna Rowe, presi- dent. faf"""i' "" vw... -V ' ' 1 .,1 . -' ' ......-- " ,,,g.,wf"-'f . , ' . ' ' W -4525? -rg f SX Tigifff' . 7 4' ff if i :..,, 2 f ,,'i ff 'i', i -5 .,,,.1sgz5gypgf5'g.4f:x1..:5Q?fi'd'T55 W 'B 'K 3' 22 LEFT Rangers: fseatedj Melissa Raider, Pam Kirk, Ann Worrel. fstandingj Elaine Miller, Lois Menger, jenny Killian. BELOW Sergeants-at-arms: Elizabeth Rom- ano, Suzi Preston, Kelly Campbell, Eliza- beth Powell. Knot picturedj Alice Ball, Linda Sherwood. 23 7:30 every morning 'Once more with feeling Workshirts, straight lines, ond original cheers. . . ffirst rowl Mr. Richard Cranford, directorg Phyllis Thomas, Susie Schrag, Peggy Pickett, Linda Wofford, Rene Zuehl, Bland Schwarting, Mark Roberson, Mariglen Wilson, Jenny Embs, Brent Hoey, Sandy Seymour, Jeff Lacritz, Billy Mitchell, Jack Dishon, Barbara Chenault, Linda Barker, Mary Frances Haerr, Debbie Cranford, Lou Celia Stubbs, Susan Cook, Margaret Ross, Robert Calderon. fsecond rowj Martha Wallis, Bruce Maurer, Martha Spivey, Scharon Kessey, Susie Hopkins, Mourette Rockstroh, Deborah Chenault, Amy Scott, Betsy Maher, Anne Thompson, Liz Hemmick, Iris Sansom, Anne Ostrum, John Lacritz, Debbie Scott, Martha Richardson. 1 third rowj Melissa Muegge, Nancy Comer, Febe Ortiz, Ned Lee, Larry Kanter, Liz Howell, Ruth Clark, Dimi Maniatis, Carol Creeden, Grant Eckhoff, Tracy Griggs, Jimmy Paschal., Teresa Pitman, Cindy Spang, Robin Cook, Lucy Duncan, Mike Virgil, Kay Jernigan, Sara Woltersdorf, Mike Bronson, Mindy Cook, Susan Duncan, Steve Lieberman. ffourth rowj Jackie Eldridge, Michelle Cooper, Susan Sheldon, Eliza Perkins, Peggy Bump, Harvey Scheffler, Patty Rockstroh, Ronald Calderon, Mike Carrol, Richard Pfeil, Yolando Gomez, Lawna Garcia, Randy Parr, Mike Rodriguez, Stacy Jenkins, Lane Mitchell, Ed Sparks, Thomas Nau, Gary Armstrong, Mark Spaulding, Paul Scrivano, John Graves. ffifth rowj Rodney Neil, Ralph Evans, Bea Avant, Janet Schulte, Debbie Ahnstead, John Grdfith, Peter Krause, Mark Mobley, Randy Penn, Clifton Valley, Deral Judy, Robert Splinter, Tonio Athens, Keith McWilliams, Scott Mitchell, Stuart Gleichenhaus, Kent Griffen, Mark Etlinger, Steve Douglas, Stuart Baskin, Eddie Staudt, Richard Jones, Rosanne Doyle. N r enter Bond LEFT Executive officers fseatcdj Stuart Gleichenliaus, sergeant-at-arms, Susan Shel- don, vice prcsidentg Debbie Almslead, li- brariang Mariglen Wilson, presidentg John Griffith, trcasurerg fstandingj Lucy Duncan, sergeant-at-armsg Bruce Maurer, sergeant-ab armsg Lane Mitchell, assistant drum majorg Michelle Cooper, chaplaing Carol Creeden, li- brariang Mike Bronson, sergeant-at-armsg Robin Cook, secretary. Come on. . . ABOVE Phyllis Thomas, feature twirler. RIGHT Robert Calderon, dmm major. 28 k me R-PE M 5 I QA ! .Ix- o no e. e Q ,-Ygw-axe - Q fgaf, if -. - W Q3 no ff ,, -fs , ,fm . .,,.fi,5 EL V Qi ,Sis . kg K ,, A V I ' 52 A E 50: x k KU ? :iff e fm- K ' .Q - ' 51:15 ..,. 7 , ' gm .V i K fe M W 1 14- vf 2 1 ,f,., Q 6.-.Wg F .5 ,k LEFT Band twirlers: Margaret Ross, Susan Elizabeth Gaston, Elizabeth Ames. follow the leaders Cook, Susie Schrag, BELOW Cheerleaders: Lee Smith, Lisa Embs, Melissa Tillotson, .ww iii? if C 'FJ AWNDW .RIKEN And then comes Friday night at the game Ribbons, hot rollers, ond routines. . . Margaret Adams, Elizabeth Ames, Kay Anderson, Margaret Beck, Becky Beer, Deborah Benitez, Debbie Blackburn, Sherry Block, Paula Boring, Kelly Boyer, Stacy Brooner, Gina Buchanan, Lisa Burkhardt, Elizabeth Campbell, Mallory Caughey, Cece Cheever, Jean Cheever, Joan Cheever, Leesa Chiodo, Michele Clark, Cathy Clegg, Molly Collins, Jacene Cox, Liane Cox, Ann Dalton, Melinda DeBriyn, Debbie Delaphane, Elizabeth Elizondo, Elizabeth Elliott, Lisa Embs, Sarah Ewing, Elizabeth Fearing, Lisa Ford, Lynn Ford, Carol Forsythe, Lellen Fowlkes, Nancy Fuhrman, Betty Gandy, Elizabeth Gaston, Karen Goetting, Manette Gootee, Peggy Gottlich, Jeanne Graham, Gail Gray, Gale Gregory, Debbie Haas, Caroline Haight, Janet Hans, Lucy Hartwell, Anne Harwood, Emily Heitkamp, Karen Helmke, Lynne Hendry, Amy Henley, Alison Herder, Cindy Howell, Cindy Jones, Janelle Jones, Sara Jung, Marianne King, Jeanie Kinney, Linda Kline, Cindy Ladd, Pam Liljenwall, Debra Little- ton, Connie Lock, Susan Lohman, Norma Luna, Carol Matula, Jane McConnell, Virginia MeGaughey, Jeanie Mc0mie, Robin Moyer, Lisa Miller, Becky Morris, Bea Moye, Molly Murray, 2 i onward Spurs Pixie Newman, llolly Nicholson, Sue Oppcrt, Peggy Padilla, l,isa Pawel, Polly Payne, Annette Poplin, Patty Price, Leslie Ray, Robyn Richert, Tara Ricklin, Stacey Riley, Kathy Robinson,Julic Rogers, Kathy Sawyer, Heather Schultz, Laura Schwarting, Kim Scott, Leslie Sebesta, Erin Shaw, Lee Smith, Valerie Sobey, Rosalyn Springmeyer, Donna Storm, Betsy Thaggard, Sheila Thompson, Melanie 'l'horton, Melissa Tillotson, Vicki Trammel, Karon Ullrich, Pat Vann, Marjorie Verner, Sally Warren, Mary Weller, Diana Westbury, l.aura Wheeler, jcnisc Whitton, Sherrie Williams, Nancy Wilson. as Q Q ' i f -E. , S 5 ':::ll" iik ,wwfisig . ,,,. ,.,, . ABOVE Caledoniafllflolly Murrayj and Miss S s , V I , -.,, , . ,., , r , A Frances Sims, sponsor. 33 Spur Mcliorettes A ,., Q Il - wise if S3- wx-1? " Ti ,.,..s: 34. ABOVE Sally Warren, maioretiea 121116116 Jones, majorg Emily Heitkamp, majorette. RIGHT Drill officers: fseatedj Lisa Ford, Holly Nicholson, Leslie Sebesta, Becky Beer, Janelle Jones, Deborah Benitez, fstandingj Molly Murray, Cece Cheever, Sherrie Williams, Kathy Sawyer, Sue Oppert, Laura Wheeler. and Officers S ABOVE LEFT Managers: ffirst rowj Debbie Delaplane, Peggy Gottlich, Karen Helmke. fsecond rowl Donna Storm, Carol Matula, Margaret Beck, Leesa Ch.iodo. fthird rowj Amy Henley, Jacene Cox, Lisa Miller, Caroline Haight. ABOVE Executive offi- cers: fbottomj Erin Shaw, presidentg Leesa Chiodo, historiang Anne Harwood, sergeant- at-arms. fmiddlej Becky Beer, vice presi- dentg Melinda DeBriyn, treasurer. ftopl Cathy Clegg, secretary. 35 5 1 ! 3 ! E , ,, ,,,, 1 ,.,M1, ,. ,.yA,f.A, f fM,,,1,..,, --f ,ei '- Topcideras... ffirst rowj Caroline Haight, head com- mander, Leesa Cliiodo, assistant com- manderg Anne Harwood, assistant eom- mander, Gale Gregory, Norma Luna, Laura Schwariing, fseeond rowj Lisa Pawel, Patty Price, Kay Anderson, Mary Weller, Rosalyn Springmeyer, Janelle Jones. fthird rowj Polly Payne, Karen Helmke, Pixie Newman, Sally Warren, Emily Heitkamp. fnot pie- turedj Alison Herder, Marjorie Verner. and Stage Bcmcl flirst rowj Billy lllilcliell, Miki- Carroll, Eliza Perkins, Ronald Calderon, Ricliarrl PY:-il Randy Penn, fsccond rowj Hosuiimr Doyle Eddie Staudl, Robcrl Calderon, Scott Milchell, Stcvv Douglas, Deral tludy. Clhird rowj Keith lllcwilliums, Mike Bronson, Ed Sparks, Lane lllitclicll, Bland Scliwarting, Gary Armstrong, Thomas Nau. I QM Q 1 Junior Vcarsily Cheerleaders... Nancy MacDonald, Ginny van l-lardcveld, Cindy Wakely, jenny Killian, Kelly Robinson, Knot picturcdj Leigh Fischer. 38 and Freshman Cheerleaders julieVMcGaughy, Rhonda Brannan., Kristin Buschman, Karen Clegg, Diana Andrews, Barbara Montgomery. i K 'S 51ff3'55'ff3'fff A v:i.w?w..,. 5 . fl? M411 k 'L QW if sfiif 'Exciting' word fOr '73 season Alamo lleights enjoyed an ex- citing and colorful football season in IQ73, cheering on a dedicated team that fought to four victories and a tie in one of the most challenging districts in the state. The Mules were marked by an exceptional defense and unbreakable competitive spirit. Twice during the district season a highly-favored foe stopped the Mules inches short of an upset triumph, and only one of the Heights losses came by more than seven points. The fine performance ol' the foot- liall team was reflected further when eight players were named to the 29--AAAJX all-district squad. Rudy Jimenez was named to lioth the offensive and defensive teams, while Arhtur Gutierrez, john llendry, George Livesay, and Tom Bullard received deserved recognition as selec- tions to the offensive or defensive lists. Picked for honoralnle mention awards were Erie Sanchez, Ctu'los Collazo, Bobby Howell, Eliot Cunningham, and Kevin Conger. Home football games proved to be especially exhilerating for Heightsters in the fall. The Mules won four out of five times on their own field. Spectac- ular victories canie over Austin Anderson by 17-73 San Marcos by 30-63 Highlands by 7-03 and Sam Hous- ton hy 16-7. Only an opening loss to llolrnes marred the home season. Although Heights was less success- ful in its six uawayw contests, a good battle was offered to all opponents, and only seven points seperated the Mules from three more wins. Especially memorable were the narrow 10-7 and 7-0 losses to Seguin and New Braunfels, the two district powers, which surprised everybody but the players on the field. Other close misses came in a 15-144 final loss to Roosevelt and a 0-0 tie with McCollum. Only the 27-0 defeat by lVlacArthur seemed worthy of disap- pointment. 41 RIGHT J im Keener, Assistant Coach, secondary and receiver coach. BELOW Ted Masser, line coach. Q ...aasudi 42 ABOVE Bill HOIICH, secondary and receiver coach. RIGHT Harry McBain Jr., Head Coach, backfield coach. ' uv" .rqsgaeg W K . ,, , .am -9 we .hy Varsity 1973 Season 7 Holmes 0 McCollum 17 Austin-Anderson 30 San Marcos 7 Seguin 7 Highlands 0 MacArthur 0 New Braunfels 16 Sam Houston 14 Roosevelt FAR LEFT Managers: Carl Huante and Charles Chima. LEFT Trainers: .Martin Virgil, Marvin Speckmiear, and Allen Cohen. BELOW 1973 Varsity Team: 1first row1 1561 Randy Erben, C. 1621 Ed Rivera, T. 111 Dean Norris, F. B. 1751 Gus Schreiner, T. 1211 Carlos Collozo, S. E. 151 Henry Garibay, Q. B. 1831 Mickey Wakely, S. E. 1651 Fred Pfeiffer, G. H.131 Steve Brannan, W. B. 1101 Mike Wasson, Q. B. 1 second row1 1441 Clay Becker, H.B. 1241 Rob Sweezy, H. B. 1405 Larry Vitela, F. B. 1221 Robert McDonald, F. B. 1751 Clarence Bourgeois, K. 1661 Bobby Howell, G. 1721 Dave Rubrecht, T. 1641 Eric Sanchez, G. 1301 Mitchell Feuerbacher, H. B. 1351 Kevin Conger, F. B. 1681 Mike Erhart, T. 1611 Mark Nelson, T. 1third row.1 1741 Wes Williams, T. 1631 Tom Bullard, G. 1811 Paul Jackson, S. E. 1551 Elliot Cunningham, G. 1671 Jack Chiodo, T. 1801 George Livesay, S. E. 1311 Alex Tringle, H, B. 171 John Hendry, Q. B. 1771 Rudy Jiminez, T. 1321 Arthur Gutierrez, F. B. 1711 Danny Dobbs, T. 1561 Johrmy Joyce, C. ' 43 BREAKING SAM HOUSTON TACKLES, AUTHUR GUTIERREZ i325 frightj runs around the right end for a sizeable gain in the 16-7 triumph. BEFORE THE CHER- OKEE GAME, fbelowl Captains Kevin Conger f35J, Clay Becker 1441, and Dave Rubrecht 1721 watch as the official tosses the coin. 13' Q 44 AFTER CAPITALIZING ON A SAM HOUSTON TURNOVER, frightj ,Authur Gutierrez f'mds a hugh hole and breaks for daylight. CLAY BECKER M41 AND BOBBY HOWELL f66D, rejoice after the 74 yard touchdown run fleftj which gave the Mules a 7-0 victory over Highlands. BEFORE THE HIGHLANDS GAME, fhelowj the upset-minded Mules race through the breakthrough. LINEBACKER RUDY JIMENEZ 177.5 INTERCEPTS A STRAY CHEROKEE PASS 1rightj while George Livesay 1805, Mickey Wakely 1835 and john Hendry 171 assist. TOM BULLARD 1635 AND RUDY JIMENEZ 1771 1,bel0wj apply pressure on Sam Houston quaterback, .QW 'W' Q ,A A 6' 4 X ff 3' V I, mugs V iw , 5 ,wi . - . , ., it ,, my 3,4 4 'E Q 1 DEAN NORRIS 111, LEADING PUNT RETURNER ffm' leftj, looks ahead for downfield blockers. SHAKING OFF SAN MARCOS TACKLERS, STEVE BRANNAN Cleft, returns for good yardage in a lopsided 30-6 victory against the Rattlers. MULES CROWD AROUND COACH fbelowj before their first home game against McCollum, as he gives last minute instructions. . Q 'R , . ' 54 K F ffl., 47 15 I 55: TOM B ULLARD 1631 AND ERIC SANCHEZ f 641 fabovej prepare to scalp the Cherokee quarterback. OFFENSE CAP- TAIN JOHN HENDRY fright! looks for running room around the right end in the close 7-0 loss to New Braunfels. 48 11-1 Lf?" J fr w .5 , Z ,, . ,.e,o , . L "A 1Kil'55': L3 ff fl? 'Z ' fu fs v - N 1 25, ff-::,.gf,,f,: QW Ig 3 'sk 'HF' 4 , KICKER CLARENCE BOURGEOIS Qleftj attempts a field goal fleftj against Austin- Anderson, clinehing a 17-13 victory, while Steve Brarman C31 holds. BREAKING FOR THE SIDELINES fbelowl, Arthur Gutierrez 132, outruns the delayed Cherokee line man. fd, E-, ... ,ax CLAY BECKER Q4-45 fleftl sets off on th game winning touchdown romp again: Highlands. 4 , no ifif IARLOS COLLIZO f21j, ELLIOT ZUNNINGHAM f55j, and MARK NELSON 611 fabove rightj chase a Roosevelt 'unningbaek after he sweepskright end in a ieartbreaking 15-14 loss. OFFENSIVE IENTER, RANDY ERBEN 1561 fabovej Matches the Mules defense MacArthur, be- ,ween the offensive series. SAFTIES JOHN JENDRY 171, CLAY BECKER 14-40, AND STEVE BRANNAN Q35 frightj smother a -lighlands receiver. 1 0 Hwgp k I, I W I E, 1 . ' F 5- if M 11" GEORGE LIVESAY 1801 RETURNS A SHORT KICKOFF AGAINST HIGH- LANDS fleftj deep into Mules territory, leaving them in good field position COACH McBAIN GIVES A FEW INSTRUCTIONS fabovm-I to John Hendry f7j during a time out as Kevin Congcrf 351 looks on. 1 MULE QUARTERBACK, JOHN HENDRI Q belowj finds his favorite receiver Georgr Livesay who looks for seams in the Owls secondary. IN ACTION AGAINST MACARTHUR, frightj Henry Garibay Q 5 releases a pass while Alex Tringle Q 311 wave for the ball. 9 MV ,, zfvr ,iff .fro-.W -., .. QI DURING THE HALFTIME OF THE MULES-OWLS GAME, fabovel spirited and excited Molly Murray receives the Foot- ball Sweetheart Award and a congratu- lations from injured Clay Becker, AT THE EXCHANGE OF THE BALL fleftj, the Mules offense charges San Marcos. 'OLLOWING A 'SCORELESS GAME rightj, the McCollum Cowboys and the lules bow in prayer. SPIRITED ZHEERLEADER, MELLISA TILLOTSON belowj, gets a free ride on the back of Zaledonia. 'Lf ,-.fm , di dl w 1 N! 4 W U Y , J 'N W wi Y N 1 ,N '4 H W W1 H I J W u w 1 W W 1 W Q 1: ., W GEORGE LIVESAY RECEIVES A SHORT PASS FROM JOHN HENDRY fabovej in a winning cause against Highlands. RESERVE QUARTERBACK HENRY GARIBAY f above rightj, running thef two-minute offense, starts to drop back for a long pass against Holmes, who won 12-7. ROBERT MCDONALD RIPS AWAY FROM A R W OOSEVELT TALKLER fleftj, after giving a good second effort. I, 2 K' RIGHT Junior Varsity Team: 1first row5 1445 Rod Hinson, RB. 1315 Joe Flores, RB. 6 A d Paredes S E 1555 Phillip Duke, 18 5 n y , , . . C 1625 Bill Shook, G. 1835 Jack Brown, SE. G 5 O en 1seeond row51635 John Brown, , 1 5 w Straub, RB. 1765 Steven Dubinsky, T. 1875 Matt Gottlich, TE. 1645 Bobby Goudge, G. 81 Rob N1cC0mbs S E 1last r0w5 1705 1 5 , - - Tom Westbury, T. 1715 Eric Gregory, T, 1455 Rick Basaldua, R.B.g Coach Tony ' 4 Arevalo 1675 Gilbert Ramerez, G. 175 Eddie Lee, T. 1Not Shown5 175 Dwight Chumbly, WB. 1215 Nathan Shuff, W,B. and Coach Wayne Williams. DWIGHT CHUMBLY SWEEPS 1below5 with ' tr d' Fox Tech lincmcn on his back in in u mg , their 16-14 victory. COACHES WAYNE AREVALO WILLIAMS AND TONY 1boltom right5 watch from the sidelines as the Mules defeat Fox Tech. S6 j,V. 1973 Season 0 0 0 0 I2 0 18 16 26 Holmes lVlcCollum San Marcos Seguin Lanier MacArthur New Braunfels Fox Tech Roosevelt 1 1.2 6 2 i 6 6 28 14 14, 14 Junior Varsity J.V. Team lead this year by a strong running attack . . . Rod Hinson QRBQ, Dwight Chumliy QWBX and Joe Flores flilijg leading rushers . . . offensive captain, Rod Hinsong defensive Captain, Bobby Goudgc . . . a 3-6 season, highlighted by a 18-14 defeat of New Braunfels. AFTER A LARGE GAIN, fbelow leftj Rod Hinson puts the moves on the Fox Tech secondary. i Eff For i 57 Freshman Blue Freshman Blue Team, outstanding football season . . . second in district good pass attack, led by Mark Norris and Raymond Basaldua 7-2 in season, 5-l in District OUTSTANDING PLAYERS: Perry Edmonson F.B., Si Alexander T.B., Randy Rodriguez, E., Alvin Lee T., Blue Team Captain, Perry Edmonson . BELOW Freshman Blue Team: 1first row1 1871 Ernest Cavazos, E. 1851 Randy Rodriguez, E. 1801 Steve Kenny, E. 1881 Miles Cabell, E. 1311 Scott O,Connell, T.B. 1651 Danny Diaz, G. 1111 Mark Norris, Q.B. 1301 Perry Edmonson, F.B, 1sec0nd row1 Coach Lane, 1861 Richard Pena, E. 1641 jerry Gomez, G. 1231 Lee McHugh, W.B. 1271 Raymond Basaldua, Q.B. 1281 Si Alexander, T.B. 1561 Scott Hawn, C. 1331 Roger Mathews,'W.B. Coach Martin. 1back row1 1101 Burleson Smith, W.B. 1581 Carlton Robinson, C. 1721 Damon Peterson, T. 1771 Alvin Lee, T. 1761 Robert Sistrunk, G. Blue 1973 Season 0 Lee 0 Marshall 24 ,I ay 8 Roosevelt 8 MacArthur 8 Holmes l 4 Roosevelt 22 MacArthur l 4 Holmes Ahnlpllxs. , Gold 1973 Season AH 0 Lee 18 AH lfl Marshall 36 AH 8 Jay 0 AH 20 Roosevelt 6 AH 0 MacArthur 24 AH 28 Holmes 6 AH 0 Roosevelt 18 AH 0 MaeA rthur 20 AH 6 Holmes 28 SCOTT BECKER U25 fabove leftj finds an open receiver downfield against Holmes, in a 28-6 victory. THE MULES OFFENSE fleftj, which racked up high scores this season, start a sweep, that worked effectively all year, against the Mustangs. AFTER OUTRUNNING THE MUSTANG DEFENSE fabovej, a Mule runnjngback heads for the goalline, which gave them an 8-0 triumph. Freshmon Gold Freshman Gold Team, tremendous effort this season .. . 3-6 in season, 2-4 in District . . . OUTSTANDING PLAYERS: Peter Sherwood T.B., Scott Becker Q.B., John Austin W.B., Bill Cannon G., Robert Sistrunk G., . . . Gold Team Captain . . . Peter Sherwood . ABOVE Freshman Gold Team: ffirst rowj 1765 Steve Duncan, T. 1631 Ralph Stevens, G. 18-Q Robert Sanchez, K. 1561 Marcus Miller, C. C245 George Virillal, W.B. 1251 john Austin, W.B. f82j Michael Mansolo, E. U21 Scott Becker, Q.B. fsecond rowj Coach Lane, U21 Don Everidge, G. f32j Bill Cree, F.B. 1555 Gary Zimmer, T. f28j Peter Sherwood, 'l'.B. 662, Bill Cannon, G. 1645 Aaron Cabell, G. f57j John Frederick, C. 1855 Duane Hopper,rE. 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E, V.-:fel L"' 5 fl aw 'W ' , ,x,f, ,,.7, C ,x :gil J X ' 'i Jff?v5J55ivEfIk J Janelle Jones checks out the latest issue of Playgirl. Hal Alger Don Almstead Doris Alvarez John Ambler Elizabeth Ames John Ames Seniors-65 Cece Cheever is distressed to learn they ,A don'l serve batis blood in the pit. I, l, X 66-Seniors Becky Anderson Delisa Andrews Jo Angle Deborah Arant Gary Armstrong Bob Austin Alice Ball Donna Balin Bruce Barenblat Kerry Barrow J eff Beal Maggie Beck Clay Becker Becky Beer Debbie Bernhard Diana Bigler joel Bird Debbie Blackburn Santa and his happy helpers feed the reindeer their daily ration of doritos. Seniors-67 ,,,. -VS Jamie Boerncr Rob Boldrick Teri Boldt Peter Bommer Linda Boring Donald Bowman Maestro Bruce Cunningham runs over a oonccrto to '6Stairway to Heaven." 68-Seniors V YL,-,,. f - "K K 1"' W if 'LWc's the roughest, toughest, meanest, hombrcs in dis hcah town!" brag Paul jack- son, Jack Chiodo, Elliot Cunningham, and Mark Nelson. Charles Bradshaw Sarita Brown Ioan Brumfield Kim Brusenhan Nancy Brusenhan Maureen Buerkle Thomas Bullard Bridget Bmns Mike Burns Seniors-69 Paul Bury Robert Calderon Greg Callaway Carroll Calvert Elizabeth Campbell Kelly Campbell Vicky Canales Anna Carter Will Carter Marion Prucha gets lost in a crowd 70-Seniors Cathy Robinson makes Alex Tringle realize that his Hai Karate works a little too well! lVlallory Caughey Louise Chamberlain Diana Chavez Cece Cheever J ack Chiodo Leesa Chiodo Tommy Chiodo Chris Clark Ruth Clark Seniors- 71 Pat Clay Cathy Clegg Tim Coffey Kevin Conger Susan Cook Jane Costa jaycene Cox Casey Creamer Carol Creedon Obedience school has done wonders for Tim Garison's table manners. 72-Seniors Bruce Cunningham Elliot Cunningham Wanda Davidyan Debbie Arant clear of bubble bath. s her throat with a bottle Seniors-73 Nobody can accuse Will Carter of being a hot-head anymore. 74HSeniors Melinda DeBriyn Debbie Delaplane Mary Delgado Carol Devine Jackson Diehl Nancy Dinius J ack Dishon Danny Dobbs Pauline Dolch Peter Bommer says, "Burt Reynolds, eat your heart outll' Heather Douglass Henry Donzis Rosanne Doyle Lucy Duncan Diana Dye Pam Dye Leslie Eisenschmidt Elizabeih Elliot Lisa Embs Seniors-75 Randy Erben Kim Evans Susie Everidge Paco Falcon Mike Fanning Mark Fitzgerald Brenda Flowers Betijlyn Ford Peggy Foster As Ricky Hughes listens attentively, the rest of the class bags a few Zas. 76-Seniors Jim Franks Sally Frazer Tom Furhman Larry Fuller Jesse Gallegos Ronnie Gallegoes Yoland Garcia Henry Garibay Tim Garison Sandy Garza Elizabeth Gaston Jackie Gates Myron Gerhard Patti Gillett Barry Gleichenhaus Seniors-77 :yu f-,, i , QIT lfgivl , . ,1 1 ., ,PEW I . edr We can not imagine why Donna Balin was voted most representative by the Senior Class. 78-Seniors Andre Goddard Peggy Gottlich John Goudge "fi-. Stan Goudge Gale Gregory John Griffith Andrew Gurwitz Deborah Haas Larry Hagy Frazier Stitt points an accusing finger and says, g'Here's the culprit who stole my chocolate milkln Seniors-79 Caroline Haight Mike Hall Wendell Hall Do not worry Peggy Gottlich, Pepto Bismol will take care of it. 80-Seniors Robert Hardin Howard Haring Anne Harwood G' ,,L. Lfiz . i ff i ,M Susie Preston's teacher shouldnlt have given her an "Fw on the last lest. Stan Hauser Emily Heitkamp Susie Helland Karen Helmke John Hendry Amy Henley Allison Herder V Jeff Hinson Richard Hocott Seniors-81 Susie Hopkins Chuck Hoppe Carl Huante Dianna Hughes Ricky Hughes Pati Hunter Debbie Iglehart Paul Jackson Kevin Jenkins John Ames challenges, "Try to sweep off the stairs." 82-Seniors OLMOS HONORS-On a cool November evening, the Optimist Club of San Antonio honored hundreds of local students at a banquet at the Convention Center. 27 honorees were nominees from Alamo Heights, and George Mead was a winner from A. H. The nominees and their categories are as follows: Jeanne McCreeles, Pam Liljenwall Qyouth in fashionjg Fred Pfeiffer, Ben McCaleb, Tara Riklin Qyouth in religionjg Jeff Sugarman, Carol Matula Qyouth in medicinelg Barry Gleichenhaus, Melinda DeBriyn fyouth in sciencejg Randy Erben fyouth in athleticsjg Lee Smith, John Ambler Qyouth in respect for the lawjg Nancy Wilson, Leo Tynan fyouth in community servicejg Ted Roberts Qyouth in speechjg Sherrie Williams, George Mead Qyouth in governmcntlg Syd Moore, Donna Rowe fyouth in businessjg Nancy Telotte Qyouth in art-traditionallg Joy Searcy fyouth in art-modernjg Rob Boldrick, Donna Storm fyouth in educationjg Janelle Jones QD.A.R. nomineej, Ed Sparks, Mark Roberson fyouth in Musicjg Elizabeth Campbell, Jackson Diell QMiss and Mr. Optimistj. Debbie Johnson Gary jochimsen Scott ,I utson Janelle Jones Deral Judy Melanie Kaliff Seniors-83 George Kampman Ann Kaufman David Keahey Mike Keeler james Keller Mona Kemper Cathy Kendall Phil Kettering Patti Kiesel George Livesay demonstrates what Atlas developer did for him! while Eric Lange tries not to get sick. 8f1HSeniors "" "' fsqynnruv ,ly Sometimes Elizabeth Gaston gets a little too dressed up lo come to the football games. Karyn King Jeannie Kinney Julie Kinser Linda Kline Marjori Krajian Peter Krause Helen Krueger Eric Lange Laura Laremore Seniors-85 86-Seniors Brad Lawton David Liebmann Chip Lieck David Lillis Debra Littleton George Livesay Tina Lohse Marle Longoria Jimmy Lopez Rita Lopez Genie Lowrey David McAllister Kathy lVlcAlpin Ben lVlcCaleb Robert McCall .ls if , , A- ,7l1,kIV3,. Greg lVlcCalpin Dawna McCarthy Kirk McClelland Todd Maclin Jeanne McCreless Robert MacDonald Here's Kathy Sawyer, Miss October, 1973. Nancy McDowell Lester lVlcGilvray Gary McWilliams Seniors-87 xo, A Qff Super-Stanley punishes an evil doing fresh- man, then says, "lt's all in a day's workli' Hans Mangold April Manning William Marrow Richard Matthews Mason Matthews Carol Matula Bruce Maurer George Mead Diana Miller 88MSeniors Lisa Miller Dimi Manialis Dorothy Norton Colm' Newman Mark Nelson Thomas Nau Lucy Duncan points out to Jeannie Sommers the basic doas and don'ts of using ,a ray gun. Molly Murray Kevin Murphy Neal Moses Seniors-89 Melissa lVliniel Rene Montemayor Wayne O'Connell Sue Oppert Shawn Orton Shawn Owings Paul Jackson thinks the punch needs a little more punch. 90-Seniors It looks like Rudy Jimenez is all lit up for Christmas. Peggy Padilla Margaret Paloma David Park Janet Peacock Fred Pfeiffer Richard Pfcil Elizabeth Powell Suzi Preston Marion Prucha Seniors-91 Karen Helmke would forget her head if it weren,t screwed on! Larry Ray Pat Reilly Marvin Rickabaugh Tara Ricklin Herb Riordon Ed Rivera James Roberson Maurette Rockstroh Jessica Rodriguez 92-Seniors an :Qin Harry Lagy, rounds the corner to be greeted by a mob of fans. Elizabeth Romano Stephen Roof Rudy Rosillo Margarel Ross Donna Rowe Nancy Rowe David Rubrecht Roxanne Ryden Lorraine Salazar Seniors-93 Elvia Sanchez Cephus Sauls Margaret Saunders J ohn Savant Kathy Sawyer David Schoenbaum Cephus Sauls drifts into the world of Mark Twain. 94-Seniors Susie Schrag Nancy Schulte Heather Schultz 'Ni Sally Warren lectures on the latest hair fashions, while Tom Fuhrman demonstrates Steve Schuman Debbie Scott Kim Scott Jamie Scoville Robert Seal Kathleen Seale Erin Shaw Sabrina Shawd Susan Sheldon Seniors-95 Linda Sherwood Susan Shobe Lee Smith 6 An apple a day keeps the doctor away from John Hendry. 96-Seniors Jeanne Sommers Pete Sorensen Hazel Spalten ' A.1i Y f' fy Nobody looks down on Mark Nelson. Marvin Speckmit-:ar Rosalyn Springmeyer Brad Stair Joan Stange Thomas Stanley Karen Steinle Nick Stephano Suzanne Stevens Doug Stewart Seniors-97 Fraser Stitt Marla Stone Donna Storm Danny Straus jeff Sugcrman John Sulak Lucia Trcdici uses sign language to tell Mary Wvller the latest news. 98-Seniors Rob Swcezy Connie Talk Nancy Telotle Kelly Thics Phyllis Thomas Marty Thompson Kathy Thrailkill Melissa Tillotson Lucia' Tredici OLMOS HONORSgThese five stu- dents may be posed as dummies, but as a result of excellent Preliminary Aptitude Test scores, they are actually National Merit Semi-finalists. Rob Boldrick, Elizabeth Campbell, Ben McCaleh, Barry Gleichenhaus, and Robert Hardin are five of the seven semi-finalists from Alamo Heights. The two others, Diana Ransom and Sidney Swearingen, are attending college this year. The seven are among a select 15,000 high school students across the nation, and are in competition for some 3000 Merit Scholarships to be awarded in the spring. Alex Tringle Cynthia Tryon Kirk Tuck Seniors-99 Mrs. Mangold has strict control over her seniors. 1 00- Seniors Clifton Valley Pat Vann Sandra Vaughn Marjorie Verner Martin Virgil Mike Virgil Heidi Walter Sally Warren Bill Weaver jeff Weix Jennie Wendell Sharon Wetz Diane Wetzel Laura Wheeler Hilton Whitehead Ben lVlc:Caleb makes a milk shake for lunch Seniors-101 Luanne Whiting Daina Wilburn Angie Wille Sherrie Williams Wes Williams Mariglen Wilson Nancy Wilson Mike Wisdom Robin Winters Kathy Kendell points out the highlights of her weekend. 1 02-Se niors Pam Word Kathy Worley Erick Wrallen jeff Sugerman feels good all under. Bobby Wray Belinda Yarrituga Lucy Zuehl Seniors-103 Junior Closs Officer: I i r 2 I E Bea Moyer, parliamcnlarian: Nancy Fuh man, secretary: Kent Krause, vice presiden john Brown, president: John Conger, se geanl-al-armsg Rusty Pierce, sergeant-a armsg Lisa Ford, treasurer: fnol picluref Kevin Brady, chaplain. TW J W f. ,. Y ' nomfheegqk , W- vm 5 fi gf ,V Im V., ..,, Q? J im Adams Margaret Adams Rlchard Alba April Anderson Kay Anderson Ross Anderson Steve Arizpe Clndy Baca Vickl Ball Chris Baltes Brad Barenblat Barbara Barneburg Mike Bartley Dorothy Beard John Beckham Mike Begeman Marty Thompson, Stuart Gleichenhaus, and Scott Walker: caught in the act by Weight Watchers! .qu Ginny Van just lost her man! Deborah Benitez David Black Sherry Block Paula Boring Kelly Boyer Kevin Brady Page Bristol Mike Bronson Stacy Brooner Laura Brown Susan Brusenhan Gina Buchanan Juniors-1 07 Peggy Bump john Burke Lisa Burkhardt Barbara Burnard Pat Burton Linda Butcher Clare Caldwell Joyce Caraway Secretary Cindy Howell says, "lim sorry sir, youlll just have to slow downf, l 08-J uniors George Carroll Mike Carroll Pete Cavazos Mark Cavender Laura Chamberlain Jenifer Chambers Jean Cheever Joan Cheever Rachel Cheyney Candy Clark Michele Clark Mike Clay Nancy Cloud Bobby Cohen Carlos Collazo Catherine Collins Dear Santa Claus Smcerely Mark Urban Molly Collins Lyne Colton Teresa Colunga John Conger Robin Cook Brynda Cooper Ondy Cooper Liane Cox Juniors-1 09 James Durban and John Sealy make good their escape through the trap door in Mr. Eng's room. 1 1 0-Juniors Mark Crabtree Ann Dalton Jim Daniell John Davidson Glen Davis Debbie Deres Debbie Dingel Stephen Diehl Stephen Dorsey Steve Douglas John Drelyfus Paul Dubose Susan Duncan Scott Dunks Jo Anna Dyer Mike Earhart "Sabra, why,d they give us such funny looks in the attendance office'?"' asks L01'i 107111 SOIL Juniors-1 1 1 J. D. Eastman David Edmonson J ackie Eldridge Elizabeth Elizondo Bea Moye says, "the devil made me do itln 11 2-Juniors Robin Engle Anita Estrada Sarah Ewing Elizabeth Fearing And there was light. Mitchell Feuerbacher Leigh Fischer Mark Flowers Lisa Ford Carol Forsythe Lellen Fowlkes Nancy Fuhrman Betty Candy Patti Gilhousen David Gillespie John Gilliland Stuart Gleichenhaus 4? dw Q fi 9-fy in 4, it e f X 'sf ' .WM 'L' NNT" k Juniors-1 1 3 Bob Kingman says OK whois the wise guy playing Halloween tricks? Karen Goetting Elva Gonzales Manette Gootee Valencia Grady Jeanne Graham Ita Gravengard John Graves Kent Griffin Matt Griffin Pam Hagadus janet Hans john Hardman Hollis Harrell Kim Harrington Wendy Harris Darice Hart 11:35 K if .f - -'Mm eve.. . e Q- 'f-J-A... 1-saw M A "- gv- -M ii .. e - fm , V -,,...r. ...M IA K 1-Mawr :Q-7.0 - - . f ff f- ----Lugz v fy-. ,,, . r : ...4.,,Q-.ffM-.,.'-HQ ' MJ' ' aw-Q.. -lb-Skagr ,w,1,.Tj w-.. ., 4, 5'-"S,"-r"-'-12' ,W 'N----.. hz:-..w5-....,g,m y- - mhz: 'Q-Q2-. , :M---, L...., -'-w....:, --Q2-Tzu:-:,, 31- -vwsrx-1wmm-....-.:?"' 'ff' we ' n a+-..,ff,t,-,Q-W-a.fgt'iff"'w.' ix x K. Lucy Hartwell Cheryl Hartwig Dean Heaser Lynne Hendry Diane Hierholzer Glen Holchak Suzanne Hoppe Walter Hopper Bobby Howell Cindy Howell Bonny Hoyack Helen Huff Chester Hurst Stacey Jenkins Lori Johnson Cindy J ones One step for Scott Walker fand one giant step backward for the pep rallyj. Juniors-115 Sara Jung Stephen Kaak Susan Keahey Rick Kelsey Kendy Kiepprien Jenny Killian Marianne King Robert Kingman Gall Gray elects a president runs for mayor Pam Kirk Karen Klahn Rudy Klein Gail Kotara Kent Krause Cecile Kuper Cindy Ladd Lee Lahourcade Joe Tyler sings, "Sunshine on my shoulder makes me happyn. Betsy Landsman William Lehne Shannon Leonard Nancy Levit Ellen Lieberman Pam Liljenwall Connie Lock Philip Locke Susan Lohman Susan Lodge Tracy Lomax Will Loomis Juniors-1 1 7 Norma Luna Cathy Lyman Mary Lynch Evelyn MacDonald Elizabeth Maher Phillip Marsh Diana Martinez Tina Martinez Avid chemists collect uranium samples in the north wing. 1 18-Juniors The trig and analyt students aren't sup posed to laugh, they're supposed to guess what time it is. Diana Matthews Terri McAtee Scott McClanahan Jane McConnell Steve McDaniel Virginia McGaughy Mollie McMillan Jeanne Mc0mie Lois Menger Robin Meyer Elaine Miller Lane Mitchell Robin Mitchell Mark Mobley Doc Monical B. J . Moore Juniors-1 19 Manette Gootee says, olate mess! ii 1 20-J uniors Paul Moore Mickey Morrell Becky Morris Bea Moye Pixie Newman Holly Nicholson Lucy Norton Robert Ostrum "Look mom no choc- Laurie Otoole Randy Parr Jimmy Paschal Polly Payne Cynthia Perkis Kathy Perry Martin Phillips Rusty Pierce Lee Lahourcade and Nancy Levit lunch romantically under the spreading branches. Teresa Pitman Annette Poplin Lisa Pawel Tom Pressly Patty Price Melissa Raider Felix Ramos Leslie Ray Juniors-121 Susan Lohman thinks it needs a twist of lemon. 1 22-J uniors Linda Reid Dan Rheiner Robin Rickert Martha Richardson Stacy Riley Ted Roberts J ulie Rogers Ray Romano John Ruybalid David Sale Elvira Sanchez Diane Sartain Bill Sawtelle Harvey Scheffler Alan Schoenbaum Laura Schwarting J an Scott John Sealy Leslie Sebesta Shawn Shaw Cliff Shawd Carol Smith Madison Smith Valarie Sobey Maria Soileau Danny Spear Tammy Spear Martha Spivey Mary Spector Richard Spencer Robert Splinter John Stakes Jack Brown and Kent Krause are perturbed because this place IS so cheap It doesn t even have a nuteracker Jenny Kllllan asks Say fella, new on the David Stewart Tobin Stitt George Stieren Owen Straub John Swigart Reyne Syma Betsy Thaggaxd J ulie Thomas Ginny VanHardeveld Diedre Vannorman Gary Vasquez Eric Voight Hulse Wagner Mickey Wakeley Lenny Wallence Sabra Walker West Warren Johnny Wehbles Mary Weller Les West Four more days till Friday, Ondy. 126-Juniors Betsy Landsmen agrees with Jonathen Sea- gull, "We're free to go where we wish and to be what we are." Diana Westbury Brooks White Jenise Whitten Ronald Williams Ginger Wilson Linda Wofford Tim Wolff Trip Worden Ann Worrel Chawn Woten Lisa Yost Dale Youngs Shelly Zimmennan Marcos Zertuche Rene Zuehl Juniors-1 27 Sophomore Closs Officer: Melanie Long, chaplaing Dwight Chumblej sergeant-at-armsg Sandy Seymour, presiden Maggi Dahlgren, secrelaryg Jenni McCalel treasurerg Sarah Ford, parliamentariang Cl Douglass, vice president, Stan Shav sergeant-at-arms. I 129 41 G?" GV' Cynthia Christian and Heidi Harnisch cheer- fully wish Mr. Sciaraffa a good morning. l30vSophomores Holly Adams Robby Alden Tab Alessandro Chrissy Alexander Sandra Alfaro Kathleen Allaway Miguel Ardid Adrienne Atwell Cathy Ball Blair Banks Larry Beck Amy Beveridge Larry Bicdenharm Emily Blase Julie Blumenthal Ginny Boedeker ki. B fe , A ,naar f 15 Terry Boggess Sam Boldrick Steve Boltz Suzana Boring Brian Brady Lana Bryant Richard Buerkle Doug Burns Elizabeth Bury Julia Bush Randy Cadwallader Ronald Calderon No, he didnlt, says Willy Tarkington, and anyway, itls none of your business. Sophomores-131 Liz Calvert Billy Carleston Roland Castillo Rosemary Castillo Annie Castleberry Mark Cavazos Rick Cavender Rosemary Chavez Debbie Sugerman questions, 'cls it my breath, or IS it something I said'?', Barbara Chenault Gino Chincarini Anthony Chrisijan Cynthia Christian r, Q' warm: I., ,, M:-pgQ.g,,M be-ew, - T? , , Sy Q Q5 :- ix QS? ir us E af 3 Y:?Q:Swi?g. 'Al can see myself! Dwight Chumhley Caroline Clausel Craig Clement Keith Clementson Nancy Comer Baron Cook Louis Coronado Ann Creech says Elaine Hurst. Sophomores-133 Craig Clement remembe Bud Curtis Maggi Dahlgren Judi Daniel Glenn Dean Daniels rs he still has two more years to stick it out. 134-Sophomores Debbie Davidyan Jan Davis Richard Davis Sheila Dedo Franklin Devine Lorie Devlin Dawn Devore john Douglas Clif Douglass Virginia Drought Steve Dubinski Philip Duke Gary Dullye Jamie Durbin Emily Egan Laura Eisenschmidt ff' ,,ii , X ,. Q lf X a fx. HAH you have to do is c0ncent1'ate,"explains Terry Boggess. Jenny Embs Marijean Eng Liz Evans Beverly Filippone Maria Fisher Kim Fitzgerald Mary Flores Sarah Ford Sophomores-135 Jo Lynn Jones and Michele LeFrancois, exhausted after running the 100 mile marathon, say, :'What do you mean the stop watch didnit work'?,, l364Sophom0res Don Frost julie Fuller Lcslie Fuller Laura Gaines Vivian Garner Kelly Gentle Mark Gentry Sallie Golden Yo Gomez Bobby Goudge Ede Goza Bill Graham Marjorie Graves Vickic Gray Pam Greer Tracy Griggs Susan Gruber Theresa Guenther David Gugenheim Mary Frances Haerr Donna l-lagadus Mary Olive Hagelstein Nancy Haight Carla Hamaker Janna Hamilton Randy Harlan Heidi Harnisch Lori Harshaney Gilbert Ramirez, Larry Vilela, and Adrian Elias signal the answer to number four across the room. ,. 2 ,ll Sophomores-137 Sarah Harte J ulie Hasslocher john Hauser Mark Hauser A recently constructed statue of Nancy MacDonald is now on display at the Mary B. Carver Library. Kathy Hay Teresa Helland Liz Hemmick Craig Hicks Cathy Hill Rod Hinson Ann Hovendon Barbara Hughes 138-Sophomores Kristy Hughey Elaine Hurst Mac lrvin Maria Jackson Many Jackson Mimi jefferson Jo Lynn Jones Richard Jones Q4 M f ,V 2 Craig Hicks put on a little weight. Bobby Jornayvaz Mitch Kaliff Larry Kanter Renee Kemper Sophomores-139 'I Ann Keeling Kay Klein Steve Krause Jeff Kruger Eddie Lee Michele LeFrancois. Genevieve LeMessurier Lori Lew Kathy Thornhill watches the New Pit Crew Revue rehearse for todayls hot lunch line performance. 140-Sophomores Judy Lewis Steve Lewis Laura Liebmann Linda Lienbach -0 Lmvlwv Susan Gruber-a hopeful cheerleader? Linda Liljenwall Clary Loisel Melanie Long Linda Luna Sylvia Luna Eileen Lynch Nancy MacDonald Bob Madden Michele Mahan Rosemary Marek J im Martin Lisa Mauldin Jenni McCaleb Teri McDaniel Jackie McDavid lan McNeel Sophomores-141 Pete McGregor Keith McWilliams John Meyer Joelle Miller Kelly Gentle adjusts the fine tuning. 142-Sophomores Laura Miller Billy Mitchell Scott Mitchell Annie Mock Julie Moke Chris Montesclaros Clay Moore Scott Moore i f 9 1 my 5 Neg, I Q s. X Q if 'Q if ,, ' Q K x i ,, V 'fglii , ,K 4, ,X 1 gg 4' 0 'K K- , X I ,K it ag , 1. Q 1 K ' S-I"3" '?-'5. . Ss PA I Donna Morel Carol Noel John Norton Mary Ohaugherty Mike O,Neill Anne Ostrum David Palans Sandy Pantalion John Parsons Laura Paschal J oe Peacock Elizabeth Perdue Lucy Perez John Phillips Janet Pletz Laura Pogue Mimi Jefferson exclaims, "lVIamamia, who turned the building upside down?,' Sophomores-143 Virginia Drought and Debbie Stewart tango If the table tennis tangle. 144-Sophomores Mona Pratt Aristedes Priakos Debbie Raider Gilbert Ramirez Kathy Ramsey Charles Randall Glenna Ransleben Stacey Reed Suzanne Rheiner Thom Rickert Rick Riser Richard Ritchie Kelly Robinson Patty Rockstroh Missy Roehm Debbie Resales heist Pete Rozelle Cathy Ruble Monica Rubrecht Ann Rubsamen David Rymer Susan Saigh Ricky Salsman Randy Sandoz Laura Miller prefers Blue-Dot to Magicube. Iris Samson Bill Schiller Howard Schmidt Bubba Schultz Sophomores-145 Rl N Mary Jackson needlepoints an intricate design on her folder. 146-Sophomores Rhonda Schultz Bland Schwarting Amy Scott Trey Scott Carrie Seale Ben Sewell Sandy Seymour Stan Shaw Nina Simonsson Lorie Sitterle Allan Smith Cheryl Smith Sandy Smith Marcus Snyder Sally Stebbins David Stengel Debbie Stewart Marilyn Stone Chris Strawn Lou Celia Stubbs Danny Sullivan Jeff Swartz Susan Swearingen Willy Tarkington Matt Gottlich finishes his fifty-ninth tamale, breaking Clif Douglass' record of fifty-eight. Jennye Tate Lynnett Thompson Kathy Thomhill Sherry Thrailkill Soph omores- 147 jimmy Thurmond Tab Tidmore Natalie Tift Nancy Ullrich N -. wg, 1 f, -f Cindy Geppert's the nameg ask me again and Q Qfj, Q gf l'll fell You the same. V ' ,lf 5 Gary Vallejo ii: N Carol Van Norman a V iii' Julie ViCtS ' A f' f fi " ig Carol Wagner , W, f 148-Sophomores sf' K 3' ,ef ,, ,. a:,:,,:,,g ,,l1z Elizabeth Wagner Cindy Wakely Randy Waters Tom Westberry Lisa Whiting Ann Wilson Mark Wolff Susanne Woodley Chrixy Alexander consults her midget tutor between classes. Cindy Word Zetta Young William Zent Sophomores-149 Freshman Class Officer: .ff 'ww-.qq..J 'Qs 'Q' df? by H my Linda Keathley, sergeant-at-armsg Rhonc Brannan, parliamentariang Suzanne Wes secretaryg Nina Henderson, vice presiden Steve Fanning, presidentg Kriste Buschman, sergeant-at-armsg Laura Valle' treasurerg fnot picturedj Laura Brusenha: chaplain. rf' Scott , ker E 2 X wav ., 1, iff' L , . 1' 151 Linda Adams Shirley Allaway Gene Ames Diana Andrews Ronnie Arbetter Anabelle Ardid Martha Arenivas John Austin Bea Avant Linda Barker Tina Barneburg I ames Barrow Stuart Baskin Shirley Baum Scott Becker Sara Beer Gracie Bennett Nathan Berk Roslyn Biskin John Bobbitt Becky Bostick Rhonda Brannan Kevin Bristol Madeline Brosseau ? sf HZ iff A . 4, ,-.1 ' K ,V A ww, 1 is 'Q Q UL ,, f f',.,6.'1 - -ff, fi 1-Q. -pivvrm wa'-W: : 21' L' .77 ua is .ny 'filler' mtv. Tim lirosseau Laura Brusenhan Angela Bulman John Bump Matthew Bury Kristen Buschman Miles Cabell Julia Callaway I oe Calvert Karen Calvert Vicky Campbell Anthony Canchola Bill Cannon Lisa Carr Charles Cavazos Stuart Cavender Randy Cunningham explains to Gene Ames that, 'ill only takes this much Clorox to get your toga its whitest Whitef, as members of the Latin Club prepare for the annual slave auction. Freshmen-153 Chalk up another one for Gracie Bennett, resident math whiz. 1 54-Freshmen Nancy Chapman Deborah Chcnault Carol Clapp Preston Clark Karen Clegg Alan Cohen Tom Colbert Larry Collier Bill Collins Molly Conner Merry Cook Louis Cooper Roy Cortez Frances Costa Cindy Craig Bill Cree Stephen Crow Randy Cunningham Todd Curtis Debbie Daniels Janet Schulte and Melissa Muegge show what the Energy Crisis did to them. Dale Damall Heather Davis Sue Davis Amy Daviss Andy Delaplanf: Dede Dempsey Mike Dobson Hillary Douglass Freshmen-155 Rebecca Estes Alan Evans john Evans Don Everidge Steve Fanning Laurie Fisher Lucie Forrester john Frederick Terry Fuller Hoy Gallegos Anabel Garcia Lawna Garcia You see Dr Ganchola I have these ehronie headaches says his first patient wh1le Joe Rubin Waits his turn. ld E X 1 -- , Olivia Garcia Theresa Garcia Thomton Goetting Susan Goldberg Lisa Swirmy makes a Trash Landing Gerald Gomez Margie Gonzalez Mary Frances Gootee Ann Grassel Sandra Gray Lynn Green Lori Greene Bryan Gruhbs Freshmen-157 Mimi Gutierrez Jimmy l-lagenson Karen Hager Cecilia Hair Kathy Harris Robert Hatter Nina Henderson Grace Hernandez Angie Rowe grins as she watches a Roller Derby Practice in the hall. 158-Freshmen Kiki Hiatt Herb Hill Elaine Hillman Julie Hilton Brad Hodges Gretchen Hoffman Kathy Hohenberger Duane Hooper Peter "Ed Sullivana' Stanford says, "We got a really big shoe," but Peggy Walther doubts the show is really that big. April Hornberger Doug Home Rebecca House Lynn Hovenden Dana Hundley Blair J ackson Cheryl Jackson Linda Keathley Amy Keough Tom Kephart Scharon Kessey Lisa Kiesel Kevin Kincaide Lauren Kinzie Eddie Kline Steve Kobemat Freshmen- 1 59 Barbara Montgomery imitates the antics of her pet housefly, Herman. Mary Ellen Koch Laurie Koenig Kathryn Kost Jimmy Kotowski Kathleen Kuper Bert Kuykendall John Lacritz Howard Lancaster Kurt Lange j im Laughead Mary Jane Lee Alfred Leslie 160-Freshmen Laurie Lewis Steve Lieberman Angelita Longoria David Longoria Yolanda Longoria Mark Lowry Robert Luna Leslie Luttrell Mary Lyons I oe Mann I ohn M arek John Martin After studying 12 hours for exams, Sarah Beer looks a little tired. Delia Martinez Betsy Matthews Kathy Matula Tony Mauze Freshmen-1 6 1 Taryn McCain Kathie McCarthy Julie McGaughy Brian McGrath Elizabeth McNeel Lisa Mead Billy Mervin Lowell Michelson Clift Miller Marcus Miller Stacy Miller Susan Miller 6'Oh, that noise! lt's just my stomach growlingf, explains Richard Jones, but Bill West doesn't believe him. 162-Freshmen Jenny Mobley Patricia Mok Barbara Montgomery Laura Montgomery "I thought 'me llamo' meant goodbyef murmurs Laura Brusenhan as Miss Baltes stifles a groan. John Moore Paula Moore Robert Morrison Terry Morrow Melissa Muegge James Nau Rhonda Neil Lori Nelson Freshmen-163 John Newman Mark Norris Scott 0'Connel Shannon 0,Kelley Mike Oldfather Bill Oliver Barbara Oppenheimer F ebe Ortiz Shannon O7Toole Stella Paloma Jimmy Park Lauri Payne Gary Suggers and Miles Cabell take a rapid Richard Pena Randy Penn Eliza Perkins Mary Jane Perrill Coach Tatsch obligingly autographs six weeks tests for his freshman health class. Steve Phillips Carolyn Picard Martha Placencia Brian Pogue Joe Ponce Phillip Ponebshek Janet Queen Roy Rangel Freshmen-165 James Ramsey Lori Ray Margaret Redford Peggy Reid Stephen Riordan waits for the rest of the gang on the running board of the get-a-way car. , 166-Freshmen Missy Reilly Renee Richardson J ane Ridgeway Stephen Riordan Buz Roach Barry Roberts Carlton Robinson Randy Robinson Randy Rodriquez Mark Roesler Anne Rogers Paul Roof Karla Rosene Angie Rowe Joe Rubin Robert Rubin John Rutkauskas Jeanne Samuel Alex Sanchez Laura Ranchez Cyndy Santos Joey Satel Ellen Sawtelle Sam Schaefer Louie Schreiner Janet Schulte Stuart Seal Mark Shaw Bobby Shetland Ronnie Sherouse Peter Sherwood Betty Shory Freshmen-167 Robert Sistrunk Scott Sledge Alexine Smith Burleson Smith Lorrie Smith Randy Smith Chris Snow Druanna Snowden Paul Sowell Jimmy Spalten Cindy Spang Peter Stanford What did you eat for llmch, firet1ies?' Dana Hundley asks Steve Kleck. Lynn Stanley Sandra Stebbins Donna Steinle Bobby Stone Leslie Luttrell lives in a topsy-tu1'vy world. Laura Sulak Lisa Swinny Gregory Thomas Nancy Thomas Latie Thompson Felice Thornton Sharon Thomton Ali Tuck Martha Tynan Dwayne Urban Gilbert Vladez Edward Vallejo Laura Valley Kathy Vann Becky Veach Christine Veach Fresh men-1 69 Tim Waitz David Wallace Martha Wallis Tom Walters Peggy Walther Valerie Wenger Suzanne West Gayle Wheeler Chris White Mike White Frances Whitehead Sharon Wiedemann "But I could swear this is how they did it at Watergatef, exclaims Terry Morrow as his co-conspirator watches. 170-Freshmen , ,,.,. 2,3 !G1.fx:ff121' 3 ' . , , W W H5 W V --IL? ies ' 'ri ' . f, W - a W fli, .Sf I i s iff? 1 f, I 2,1115 ,K A I , W ' w ' 'K J Jw, 3 vfmiz.--W fy., . af -:A fi. ' I V vzfffffffiw' f,,,fsj,vffHf My ' ' I I if as 1 , :a a If ns sv A Lv -- . ' Q' 11 W .'xss4,,r .gi ff'wf,?,g 42. 91 - KEXQFLZZ Nl '1fi2w.f'f-l"+"fs ,-,z iw if 'Pei , 4 ,ggi .V , Jw gf, f pf-N Ns' .. 1, f P Q5 2 ,2 2 4 X -f ,4 , 5 a ' 1 in fa 'H ff 4 f '29 M f y X i Q 0 'fu 3 f F ff 3 Daniel Wiggins Lisa Wilhelm Beth Wison Ricky Wilson Nancy Wofford Mananne Wolf Sara Woltersdorf Bryan Worden "Yes, I have 5, cou Martha Tynan. Lisa Worley David Yarritu Ellen Youngs Jan Youngs Amy Yost Gary Zimmer Debbie Zimmerman nt 'em, 1,2,3,4,5,,' says Freshmen-171 E wa-gQ? ixeywjle? :g 95 E: 8 5 g' S8 , ,f x fi JF: +C: :'!?1EETiw as ,L kr l g-og QQ : 1 42' 5, '1 0 0. , :ae O IPF Q o 0 O 0 0 Q QI 0 14- o o ak 0 Sk 00 x 'X5 ooo in ' 0 0 1 gm V 1 P s S ' - I'4 - - .- lf as 'X I-X Q -- sg? gQ QM? so Bk ' if +G r - lg + v-'mm ,K 1.1 Q iq? Signs li!! " IR ' fe?-' ig: 0 'vu g, V Y ' 4, , 49' f . W? Q5 ' 2:3 ge ati. 0... : . ' 1 :4 Q rs ,. gi: .5 2 de' +- Q .X gb if lf Q 7, 9k Cal 0 g I 7 Q f ' Q U , EX l l 'O O3 0 Winter sleep sets in . . . the colorful autumn days and foliage merged into cold, dreary winter. While Nature entered its sleepy season, the school stayed awake. Students read about the new Vice President Gerald Ford, a shaky Mid FORTUNE TELLER DEBBIE ROSALES fabovej forecast the future in a two-night engagement of Thornton Wi1der's "Skin of our Teeth," which highlighted the winter season at A.H. LEE LAHOURCADE AND NANCY LEVTT frightj share some yuletide cheer under the schoolis Chanuka bush. last peace, and the fuel shortage, up r now just another front page story. he shortage was felt when some serv- e stations closed at 6 p.m., others ere gout of gasfi ln mid-December a ity Public Service Board plea to area :,l . + i school to turn off all unnecessary lights helped narrowly avert an S.A. fuel crisis. Nevertheless, Christmas or Chanuka holidays began on schedule and 'zschoolw took a brief nap. I r 4 , s . nu .h is WHILE ON OUR COURTS fahove leftj "America's number one male chauvinist pig" Bobby Riggs explains that the reason he lost to Billy Jean King was because his vitamins backfired. A.P.C. PRESIDENT fabovej Wendell Hall boxes many of the provisions brought by students to the Christmas Clearing Bureau hold up. SALLY BRUSH fleftj hopped from Australia to A.H. to spend her summer vacation with Peggy Gottlitch. 175 CRESTED BUTTE, COLORADO fabovej was a familiar Winter vacation site for Alamo Heights skiers during the Christmas holidays. MARY LIONS Qrightj bundles up for her cool 68 degree classroom as thermo- stats were turned down in all AHISD schools in response to instructions from Texas Governor Briscoe and Commissioner of Education Dr. J. W. Edgar to trim fuel consumption by 15 percent. 176 .mmf fl 5? r s A f ..? , , f 0 ' .. . . H . , , .. E - his H , 4. ,ll ,za :z ' an .-wgrggf f ""'fZ1!'i'1L .. . ,.., . i h , ,. ff gggfw. Pa- ef . :,- at-1 - - -f ,y sr on MEMBERS OF FCA listen as SA Spur George Karl speaks about the importance of sports- manship. After the Christmas vacation, we were confronted with the energy crisis which turned down our thermostats, crowded our cars, and set clocks ahead. Arriving at school in the dark OLMOS HONORS-When Phyllis Thomasis friends started twirling, she decided to do the same. So since the age of six, she has been practicing and competing, and has accumulated 400 to 500 trophies and honors. She was Grand Champion with two batons in state competition at age 10, and third in the National Competition when she was 15. Phyllis has been the Alamo Heights feature twirler for three years, delighting football fans with her half- time routines. Too bad sheas a senior . . . was a new experience, and probably the first major change we noticed. About this time many AH stu- dents took an interest in SA,s new ABA basketball team, the Spurs, and made the short drive to the Conven- tion Center weekly to watch them rack up an incredibly winning season. On the national scene, the media focused the public,s eye on the presi- dential impeachment question, and almost failed to cover the three astro- nauts who spent a record 84 days in their outer space home, Skylab. However, many students rushed home to catch the brand new Star Trek reruns that began in January. 177 February began with a bang as seniors caravaned to the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo for their big day. The energy crisis prevented any out of town field trips. Los Amigos carnation sales put every one in the mood for Valentines Day. Curiosity and hopefulness brought many Height- sters to first period classes a few minutes early to pick up Cupid's heart-piercing arrows. Sentimental cards marked the midpoint of the shortest month, which ended the second quarter and left exam-ex- hausted students looking forward to Easter and Fiesta Week. i'- 29: 178 HEADLIGHT BEAMS fabovej lit up many a dark morning at Alamo Heights. LELLEN FOWLKES, GAIL GRAY, AND MARGARET ADAMS fright? frantically sort carnations for first period delivery. wvv or AH SENIORS fleftj at the rodeo are amazed at the size of the grand champion steer, Mighty Man. em. ,W hw... TECHNICAL ENGINEER ED SPARKS fabovej cues cameraman Mike Bronson as David Black and Debbie Haas open another closed circuit HP-TV broadcast. 179 wlv""L A-use-m..,,M ,.,....v-N., x "QQ '74 team tough A talented and competitive bas- ketball team represented Heights in a fierce District 29-AAAA race during 1973-4, and through scrappy play and a never-say-die attitude, emerged with a fine record. Although the lVlules suffered through a tough and disappointing early district season, they came back to win their last five consecutive loop contests to even their 29-AAAA record at 7-7, good for fourth place overall behind Highlands, Roosevelt and New Braunfels. Heights also chalked up a 16-17 season record in a long schedule of matchups with many of the top cage teams in the city and state. Senior Jim Brosseau was the leading shooter for the lVlule offense this year, tallying 410 total points for a 12.4 average. Gary Jochimsen also was a top performer with a 12.0 scoring rate, while Pete Bommer and Cecil Martinez contributed at averages of 9.0 and 7.1, respectively. Also playing regularly for coach Mel Barborak were Wayne O'Connell, Tom Stanley, John Hendry, and Steve Brannan. The Mules were 8-10 in pre- district action, which included com- petition in the Spring Branch Invita- tional Tournament in Houston, the North East Invitational, and the St. lVlary's Holiday Tournament during Christmas. Heights also saw some very exciting regular pre-district games, such as our 51-44 victory over Central Catholic, our 49-45 triumph over Fox Tech, and our 50-45 defeat of Churchill. All three of these Mule victims were rated in the top five of the city during the season. District 29-AAAA play opened January 2, and at first the Mules seemed headed for a disastrous year, but finished triumphantly with straight wins over San Marcos, lVlacArthur, New Braunfels, Roosevelt, and Sam Houston to climax a success- ful season. 181 197374 District Scores Seguin Highlands . San Marcos MacArthur New Braunfels Roosevelt Seguin Highlands San Marcos MacArthur New Braunfels Roosevelt Sam Houston 41 46 49 61 38 48 63 58 57 49 55 60 44 Sam Houston 57 63 64 51 73 72 42 60 48 58 36 51 43 67 61 ABOVE fkneelingj Marvin Speckmiear, slu- dent trainerg Bobby Austin, managerg fstandingj Mr. Mel Barborak, coachg Wayne 0,Connell, John Hendry, Gary Jochimsen, Jim Brosseau, Peter Bommer, Jeff Beal, Tom Stanley, Cecil Martinezgfnot picturedj Gary Vasquez, manager. RIGHT Marvin Speckmaeir, student trainerg Bobby Austin, manager. ' ,, , i, , I my H LEFT Mr. Mel Barborak, Head Coach. JIM BROSSEAU 1421 fabovej watches as his free throw rips the net. 183 Q W 5 -.i NW TOM STANLEY C301 SINKS A FREE THROW ftopj in a losing attempt to Highlands, 73-51. CECIL MARTINEZ UU BRINGS THE BALL DOWNCOURT fabovej and starts off another play in a defeat of Roosevelt, 60-55. PETER BOMMER f35j frightj goes up with a jump shot from the baseline. JIM BROSSEAU K4-23 CLEARS THE BOARD fbclowj in a victory over Fox Tech, 45-44. PETER BOMMER C351 GOES UP HIGH fbelow rightj over a Highland Owl to tip the ball to team-mate Wayne O'Connell 1241. - N A ui '15- 51852655 vff Aff 35 Slculms ALA sf glf. z., za' ' - 235: A 553. W.-, M. ,QM I M- pr 3 T T YT Cx- lf. 185 lN A DEFEAT OF SAN MARCOS, 48-38, Cecil Martinez goes up with a jump shot from the baseline frightj. JIM BROSSEAU 142, ATTEMPTS A HOOK SHOT Cbelow leftj, in a game which saw the Mules slaughter Roosevelt 51-43. PETER BOMMER C351 fbelowj goes up, hangs,-and shoots over a New Braunfels' defender in a winning cause 57-49. 7 54 'Nt W . 9 H w 4 few 4 it ke, A 3 , ,..,, A -- A 3 fn ' .' ,S A m il f-. K " ,." if A A .fy .. A , A ,k,L Q CM . 1 ,Li M 4. . -. K Q R ff sig S ge k h v an HM A ,Y , m 3-4.1-'-,uf 1 ' A f i e ifi 'T ,A RRR eeee ff ALAMO HEIGHTS SHOWS NEW , - , ,,, BRAUNFELS fleftj what defense means. AA DURING THE MAC ARTHUR GAME, fbelowj Wayne O3Connell f24j surveys the 1 defense. Mules won 60-48. 3 s g A ,A , - W f -A , R ' -R ' ----, - ' A K ' 1 IN ACTION AGAINST HIGHLANDS frightj J im Brosseau Q4-2j hits from the out- side. WAYNE O'CONNELL TAKES A JUMPER FROM THE CORNER Qhelowj after working a screen with Jim Brosseau f42j. PICK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING fbottomj aj Mr. Barhorak pointing out that f42j is a girl, bj Wayne and his whiskers, cj the basketball game, dj none of the above. HIGH JUMPING PETER BOMMER f35j Q fleftj blocks an Austin-johnson shot in pre- district play. STEVE BRANNAN 1235 WORKS ON A DRIVE fabovej in the closing minutes of a San Marcos loss. 189 ' I THE CHEERLEADERS fabovej lead enthu- siastic and spirited fans in S'Side by Sidew. TOM STANLEY QSOD GETS SET ffar right, before firing a shot from the top of the key. COACH BARBORAK frightj explains offen- sive maneuvers to Wayne O,C0nnell and Cecil Martinez during a time out in the MacArthur game. Mules won 63-58. 190 3 5 S l T si? Na- -,5 j .1 5,5 . W A X I K 4 'xr 1 -r M Vw' - xx ,H .M ., .r A I MN w,,M ., is., f' S S , an N, r 1 GARY JOCHIMSEN Q4-11 STOPS TO OFFER ASSISTANCE fabove leftj to a Fox Tech Buffalo in a narrow victory, 4-5-44. JOHN HENDRY C255 fabovej takes along jump shot from the corner in the Rattler game. AGGRESSIVE GARY JOCHIMSEM Q4-lj fleftj grabs an offensive rebound from the arms of a Fox Tech Buffalo. 191 JV coptures consolation title ,l.V. team season started in mid- October and lasted through early Feb- ruary . . . Glenn Szopa, Clif Douglass, and Steve Brannan played Varsity ball also . . . Consolation champs in the Central Catholic Tournament . . . a 9-11 record highlighted by 76-55 and 70-59 victories over Kennedy and San Marcos. Hlghlands Cent Catholic Sam Houston Antonlan Cent Catholic South San Kennedy John Jay Seguin San Marcos MacArthur John J ay New Braunfels Roosevelt Seguin San Marcos MacArthur New Braunfels Roosevelt Junior Varsity 1973-74 Season AH 41 ' 47 AH 46 . ' 45 AH 52 46 AH 60 ' 58 AH 47 . ' 58 AH 55 44 AH 76 55 AH 38 Marshall 59 AH 58 54 AH 44 ' 51 AH 59 47 AH 46 51 AH 40 55 AH 58 63 AH 46 62 AH 67 58 AH 70 59 AH 61 75 AH 53 60 AH 40 46 ! l 192 DAN RHEINER 1415 POPS A JUMP SHO fabovej from outside the key. DURING TENSE MOMENT frightj Walter Hoppe Cliff Douglass, and Glen Szopa listen ' instructions from the coach. LEFT fback rowj Clif Douglass, Walter Hopper, Robert Splinter, Dan Rheiner, Bruce Grady, Coach Keener. Cfront rowj Glen Szopa, Henry Basaldua, Mark Urban, Steve Brannan, Kevin Brady. BELOW Coach Jim Keener. 193 Soph courtmen rally 2nd half Sophomore basketball team had fine last half of season leading scorer, Johnny Joyce . . . a 9-6 season record had a winning streak of seven games at the end of season . . . which included 15 games with teams from schools throughout the city. 194 .. 1 HENRY JOHNS JUMPS FOR CONTROL fabovej in a close win over Central Catholic, 53-51. BILLY CARLESTON frightj concen- hates on a free throw in the South San Bob- cats game won by the Mules 46-40. COACH WAYNE WILLIAMS fbelc explains strategy during a time out. 1- nd' i :S - 1 ' I Emggff-A '-'Y' " ' ' T. 1? "kk' I .f . ,,, ,. ,, ,Q fl' f w H 'f ' ' ' ' ' f f,,g,,g .V 4, ,ge .. -- -1- , 1 973 74 Season I-larlandale Saint Gerard Jefferson Fox Tech Brackenridge Brackenridge Fox Tech Central South San South San Jefferson Harlandale Central Southside Sophomore Team 55 ' 78 60 Brackenridge 47 63 ' 47 ' 57 66 51 38 40 34 50 54 38 ABOVE ffirst rowj 1205 Jimmy Clements, f25J Brian Brady, f23J Henry Johns, f21J Robert lVlcCombs, fllj Bubba Shultz, f24J Richard Buerkle. Csecond rowj f32J Trey Scott, f41J Billy Carleston, f34J John Joyce, C425 Xavier Montemayor, f30J Danny Perry, f31J Greg Dunn, Coach Wayne Williams. fnot picturedj Gary Dullye. 195 Freshman Gold Team 1973'74 Season Holmes Roosevelt ee Marshall HY Churchill MacArthur Holmes 1 Roosevelt Roosevelt ee U Southside Roosevelt ee Marshall a Churchill MacArthur AH 38 AH 52 AH 20 L AH 28 AH 37 J AH 39 AH 40 AH 33 AH 29 AH 33 Jay AH 48 AH 37 L AH 37 AH 32 AH 35 L AH 24 AH 34 .l Y AH 31 AH 30 Freshman Blue Team 1973-74 Season AH 20 Holmes AH 26 Roosevelt AH 24 Lee AH 25 Marshall . AH 54 J ay AH 32 Churchill AH 3 2 Mac Arthur AH 42 Holmes AH 27 Roosevelt Churchill Southside Roosevelt ee Marshall Churchill MacArthur AH 40 Jay AH 34 ' AH 30 ' AH 50 Lee AH 45 AH 40 L AH 37 AH 37 J ay AH 32 ' AH 23 PETER SHERWOOD frightj beglns the John J ay game by outjumping his opponent Mules won 54-47. 196 LEFT GOLD TEAM 1first row11101 Dale 1251 Don Everedge, 1211 Kevin Kincaid, Damall, 1241 Scott O'Connell, 1231 Jimmy 121 Robert Sistrunk, 1311 Blair Johnson, Kotowski, 1151 Brian McGrath, Coach Mike 1301 Tim Brosseau. Laneg1second row1 Coach Tony Arevalo, LOOKING FOR AN OPEN MAN, 1above1 Scott Hawn penetrates a Holmes defense. Mules smashed the Huskies 42-16. LEFT BLUE TEAM 1first row1 1141 Billy Muerin, 1111 Joe Rubin, 1151 Craig Johnson, 1211 Scott Hawn, Coach Lane 1second row1 Coach Arevalo, 1321 Carlton Robinson, 1121 Peter Sherwood, 1311 Bert Kuykendall, 1251 Duane Hooper, 1231 Mark Lowery. '74 Frosh busy Total of 18 students made freshman basketball team in the 1973-74 season . . . coached by Mike Lane and Tony Arevalo, the freshmen were divided into two squads, Freshman Blue and Freshman Gold . . . freshmen played teams from the Northside, North East, and Southside districts . . . leading scorers for the Blue Team were Burt Kuykendall and Peter Sherwoodg for the Gold Team, Don Everidge and Tim Brosseau. 197 '74 Girl ccgers RIGHT ffront rowj fllj Fran Costa, O51 Nina Simmonson, f22j Linda Sherwood, 143 Jenny Embs, f13j Grace Hernandezg fsecond rowj manager, Nancy Dinius, f25J Kathy Brecka, 1321 Sheila Thompson, 1101 Diane Hierholzer, co-captain, Janis Balsamo, coach, G41 Lisa Burkhardt, 1231 Missy Roehm, M431 Rene Zuehl, co-captain, fnot picturedj Anabel Garcia, Dana Hundley. AH 35 Ursuline 37 AH 29 Blessed Sacrament 26 AH 43 St. Teresa 24 AH 39 Providence 13 AH 43 St. Teresa 44 AH 28 Clemens 61 AH 19 St. Gerard 77 AH 24 St. Mary's Hall 22 AH 41 Blessed Sacrament 45 AH 46 lncamate Word 41 AH 22 Ursuline 24 AH 27 St. Gerard 49 AH 27 Blessed Sacrament 24 AH 24 Providence 47 AH 42 St. lVlary's Hall 40 AH 17 lncarnate Word 53 KATHY BRECKA frightj makes a free throw for her team after a technical foul, 198 SHEILA THOMPSON fabovej vainly attempts to block an inbound pass. JENNY EMBS SPOTS A RECEIVER fleftj as she prepares to bring the ball in. 199 .24 :4 A A4 'Q 1 1 1- gl -n 4 -1' 0 . six fp 'V sb K Library . . . English ........ Resource ....... Interrelated Arts . . . Mathematics . . . Science ........ Physical Education . Social Studies . . . Foreign Language' . . Homemaking ..L. Business . . , ...... , . . Vocational Education Academic .....2l .....24 .....2l .....2i .....2l ....i2i Librory needs room to grow The Mary B. Carver Library received 2000 new books this year bringing the total to more than 16,000 in October some 1000, volumes had to be moved into the main hall to escape the library's drippy roof after the fall deluge . . . new equipment for student use included a xerox machine and records, film strips, slides, and cassettes on art, history, government . .. the growing store of equipment and the libraryas static dimensions prompted Head Librarian Mrs. Mary Thompson to identify one of the most immediate needs as "more roomfi Mrs. Mary Cahal Thompson Mrs. Dorothy Harhordt Mrs. Helen Wallace Head Librarian Librarian Librarian B.F.A., M.L.S. B.A. Hardin Simmons University Sophie Newcomb, North Texas State University Southem Methodist University 201 Mrs. Lou Renee Bond English 4 Mrs. Mary Lee Durham B.A., M.A. Miss Peggy Cox English 1, English 3 University of Texas, Sul Ross College, Texas Modern Literature 1 B,A., M.A. ASLM, Our Lady of the Lake, St. Nlaryis B S M A Rice University, St, Maryis University University Southwest Texas State University English furthers communication English department emphasizes more effective communications written and oral . . . focus is on helping every student realize reading can be fun, writing with organization and clarity is possible, that the vicar- ious experiences of literature help in "finding oneselfw individualized programs range from LAPS to special 202 offerings for special groups, to inde- pendent study . . . the major works courses offer more both in breadth and in depthademand motivation and a competitive spiritfrange from wide reading to perfecting writing skills to in-depth studies of particular authors to general studies . . . improvement in reading, writing, logic for all students. Mr. Larry Hampton English 2 Trinity University Miss Anna Belle Gilmer A Freshman English class finds out what the Student Council book fair has to offer English 2 B.A., M.Ed. University of Texas Mrs. Marquerite Kownslar Mrs. Sandra Ketter English 1, 2 Mrs Gertrude Krueger English 3 B.A., M.A. Enghsh 1 A-B-,M'Ed- Trinity University Unlversity of Augustana College, University of Illinois Massachusetts UmVef5ltY of TCXHS OLMOS HONORS-Last Spring, Eliza- beth Campbell was one of 6400 English students chosen to compete in the National Council of Teachers of English expository, autobiographical, and extemporaneous writing contest. This fall, she found herself one of 800 winners in the nation, and one of six in San Antonio. Elizabeth makes the fourth AH winner in five years, and is among "the best high school writers in the nationn. 204 W fi' 1 at if rs. Kathleen Maxwell nglish 3, English 4 .A., BJ., B.S. 'versity of Texas, University of Missouri, E-lniel Baker College ei Z1 it any , fx WE af' diss Penelope Lakich Mr. Gale Nelson Senior English classes' study of DARKNESS inglish 1, English 2, Creative Writing Speech 1 AT NOON included special projects, such as LA. B.A., M.A. Mike Virgil's Russian alphabet poster. Trinity University San Antonio College, University Of TCXHS, Southwest Texas State University, Trinity University of California l 205 Mrs. Mary Norman Journalism 1, Journalism 2, Hoof Print, Olmos B.A. Mrs. Rose Ellen Ranson Bennett Junior College, University of Okla- English 2 homa, Trinity University, Incarnate Word B,A,,M,A, College William Jewel College, Trinity University Miss Earnest Mae Seaholm English 1, English 2, American Literature B.A., M.A. University of Texas, Texas Women 206 OLMOS HONORS-In his four years at Alamo Heights, George Mead has racked up enough points through National Forensic League competition to earn second place in the United States. This past summer, at the 1973 National Meet, a 13th place award in impromptu and 25th place in extemporaneous speaking were enough to give him 10th place in the nation. In addition, George also has a strong chance of attending Nationals this year. For once, long-windedness was an asset for our Student Council Presi- dent. University, University of Colorado X5 g -nu., Mrs. Ann Tibbets English 3, Business English B.A. Mills College, Missouri University, Trinity X University it an Iiss Carolyn Weirich Emily Heitkamp and Rosalyn Springmeyer english 1 seem pleased with the grades they received '.A. on their themes analyzing WUTHERING ncarnate World HEIGHTS- Mrs. Veta Wright Reading B.A., M.Ed. Greensboro Colle ge, Trinity University Mr. John Torbert Resource teacher B.S. University of Texas, Trinity University ,,..1aoq., swf' 208 ,npr 9 Mr. Allan Barrow Resource teacher B.A., lVI.Ed. Trinity University, San Diego University, Our Lady of the Lake, St. lVlary's University Goal 'success Educational development departmer resource teachers provide specializec non-structured, individualized instruf tion, remediation, or counseling . . sets goals to help educationally an the students who show deficits in the academic skills and Whose level of pe: formance indicate a need for compel satory education . . . offer students a environment and atmosphere wher there is a possibility for success in acg demic achievement and in becomin more aware of himself and others. Mrs. Susan Smith Resource teacher B.S. University of Texas y . rl -ff ,if -1--, it Mrs. Beverly Short N B.A.,M.A. Resource teacher 1 University of Nebraska, State College c Arkansas lrs. Rose Ellen Ranson umanities lVlr. john Squire Adams Humanities, Art BA., Diploma ol' Portrait Painting lA.,lVl.A. Trinity University, Cleveland Art Institute, illiam Jewel College, Trinity University University of Texas, Texas ASZM OLMOS HONORS-On a Wednesday afternoon in July, Carroll Calvert was asked to play the lead in c'Alice In Wonderland" the following night. She walked out on stage, Thursday evening, performed, and stayed on as Alice for the last 35 of the play's 135 performances at the Melodrama Theater. With very little preparation, Carroll was quite a hit and, after the San Antonio run closed, went on to audition for the cast slated for the Houston and New York productions of the play. IW" A r , f 1.5 K Arts department 5-port collage .rt, music, band, drama and human- iies merge in 373 to form new interre- ited arts department art classes onsor striving artists show in the ring mixed chorus and soloists articipate in concerts, contests and takes 32nd first division award in UIL competition . . . production of HSkin of Our Teetha' highlights fall for drama classes . . . humanities teachers combine the arts to present units varying from the Renaissance Age to the local community. 209 ? v 1 L Nywffi' ? v 1 !.n .Qi X r 2 Ti ' 3- l r. Richard Cranford rx" Band, 'far' Band .M., lVl.M.E. niversity of Texas, North Texas State niversity as ig E' Q3 gd 5 v "i f 2 S Q X Z 1 Q29 2 3 e saw' W ,ay gy . -'zzz a 3 In k OLMOS l-lON0RS7Band members Martha Spivey, Ed Sparks, Mark Roberson, Qkneelingj, Susan Sheldon, and Robert Calderon made music a little merrier this year. Martha and Robert proved to be good competitors in UIL solo and group contests, while Mark made All-State Orchestra, and Ed was successful in the tryouts for All-Area and All-Regional Band. Mrs. Jamie Lynn Greene Art B.S. Hofstra University 211 .ir 'flied 9 ,.,.. sf as ' Q I it Q . V I 'F Va 7 3 I f 1 X its V 3 , v sf 'Q skzx .ii v- K 311 g,',,' ,gf st, I I , , Mrs. Sandra Ketter Humanities B.A., M.Ed. Augustana College, 212 University of lllinois Miss Janis Hilbert Music Theory, Mixed Chorus, Chorus B.A., M.A. Texas Lutheran College, Trinity University OLMOS HONORS-While their pastor and choir director made trips to fara- way places to arrange for concerts and lodging, nine Alamo Heights members of the Sound Foundation rehearsed and sang during the year to finance their summer trip. Last year, Ran Erben, Sabra Walker, Rob Sweez Tommy Chiodo, Steven Fanning, Lu Duncan, John Hendry, Lori Johns: and Mike Fanning travelled to Isra Greece, Italy, and England. flr. Roger Loving nrt 1, Art 2, Art 3 Mr. William H. Swinny LA. Drama Mrs Marv fusthlag 'lniversity of Illinois, University of Wyo- B,A,, lVl,A, Humanities fling Trinity University l'ex is fc eh University OLMOS l'l0NORS4Five students make up the list of outstanding dram- atists. Peggy Padilla served Thespians all of her high school career Qpresident senior yearj while Greg lVlcAlpin was named to the all-star cast of mfhe Bald Sopranow in '73, Even though Larry Ray has only been here two years, he had lead roles in 73's ullnder Milk- woodw and "The Lotteryw. Sarita Brown has had at least four major roles and placed in at least 50 contests in her four years, while Elliot Cunning- ham's technical direction was a major contribution in ,73 and '74, Mrs Marie Schwarz Algebra 1, Geometry L Major Works Algebra frigonomelry B S M.A. Mr Ray Clapp B S M En Tefag Lutheran College, Unigersity of Gel,meu,y1,C0nSumerMath1 Umted SERS Mlhtarv Academy at W S t ' ' Texas, Southwest, Telfaf h fa ff , mYefS'W' B-S. - Point New York University lrmity Unu Sl. Mary s University, 'lrinity University Trinity Universlty sl V Moth says it with numbers Courses relating to business, life, and individual needs . .. instructual methods vary from lectures, group activities, to individualized work, and tests . . . hands-on experience with the computer for two weeks in ' most classes . . . courses range from Funda- mentals of Math to Calculusg student interests, needs determine individual advancement. 214 Mrs. Sandra Frasier Algebra 1, Algebra 2 B.A., M.A. Southwest Texas State University, lncarnate Word College Si vii ,, 'ig V ati ii ii' fir. Paul Foerster Major works trig is no problem for Stuart the law of cosines during class study time llgebra 2, Calculus 1, Major Works LS., M.A. Trinity University, University of Texas, Dakridge School of Reactor Technology, Texas ASIM Gleichenhaus as he solves a problem using 215 Mr. William Funk Introductory Algebra, Geometry B.S., lVl.Ed, Southwest Texas State University Mrs. Judith Getts Algebra 1 B.A. Trinity Univcrsity With the assistance of Mr. Paul Foerst Jeannie Kinney learns the basics of co puter programming as it relates to seco year algebra. fees-:QF ' Mrs. Rhetta Tatsch Algebra 2, Trigonometry BA lVlA Trinity University, Our Lady of the Lake College, Incarnate Word College 216 Mr. Paul Morris Fundamentals of Mathematics, Introductory Algebra 1 B.A. Texas ASZM, St. Maryis University liss Patti Humphreys Mrs. Louise C. Oliver leometly 1, Algebra 1 Algebra 1, Fundamentals of Mathematics :.S. BA. gelmom College Trinity University, Washington University, lncarnate Word College, Texas Woman's University, University of Texas. Mr. Charles Reinauer Algebra 1, Fundamentals of Mathematics B.A., M.A. University of Chicago, Syracuse University 217 Mrs. Countess Nixon Biology 1 Mrs. Mary Clare Anderson Michael Begeman. and john Griffith take BA., M.A. Biology 1, Physical Science notes on a chemistry lab project involving Duke University, Trinity University, B.S. qualitative analysis. lncarnate Word College YL-nflvrson State College - ti M 218 Science explores environmer General thrust: understanding of environment and life within it promote studentis awareness of scientific and technological develop- ments self-motivated learning, individual student responsibility lab experiments and exercises at pupil's own level individualizl approach with small groups and tea teaching cooperative study l second year biology and chemist students on environmental pollutio including laboratory analysis, sen nars, and scientific papers. OLMOS HONORS-California State University at Humboldt was our own Donna Storm's address from June 17 to July 27 in 573. As one of 60 ac- cepted out of the 600 who applied for a National Science Foundation sum- mer institute at Humboldt. Donna studied marine biology, oceanography, and math for six weeks. flrs Waneta Bowman Mr. jggeph Buckley iology 1 Physical Science Laboratory, Physics A, B, C ll'llVCI'Slty of Texas University of California B.S,, NLS, I Berkley S'HHf01'd UYUVCTSIW Trinity University, Texas ASLIVI Mr. Andy Cobb Chemistry 1, Chemistry 2, Chemistry 2 Major Works, Laboratory Preparation B.S., M.Ed. Southwest Texas State University 219 I5 lVlr. Robert Comer 'A 1 Biology 1, Laboratory Preparation ii ' as B.S., lVl.Ed. L University of Georgia, Trinity University, University of Texas Before the bell rings, Cindy Door reviews lVlr. Jamesjuvenal for a biology test on cell structures. Physical Science B.S., MA. University of Califomia, Texas ASLM 4 Q5 l l l fir. Charles lVlacKeen Mrs. Veanna Stewart ,hysical Science Laboratory, Chemistry 1 lntgoductory Physical Science f.S. B. . Fouthwest Texas State University, Univerff Texas Woman's University of Denton, Henry Donzis prepares the physics lab's ity of Texas, University of New Mexico, University of Texas at El Paso, Trinity Oscilloscope for an experiment testing his :cattle Pacific College University voice patterns. Mr. Guy Riggs Introductory Physical Science B A University of Tex as 221 Students volley for Fitness Participation receives main emphasis in physical education program cur- riculum designed to help students become aware of the importance of physical activity in association with health all physical education pro- grams individualized . . . two quarters of Health required of all students . . . wide variety of athletic activities offer- ed including classes in volleyball, bowl- ing, swimming, weight training, gymnastics, tennis, igolf, basketball, baseball, yoga, archery. Mr. James Talsch Two boys battle for the slam during a hot education classes Coed PE became a reali Boyis Physical Education, Health game of volleyball in one of the high at Heights during the 1971 72 school ye B.A. St. Mary is University 222 school,s many coeducational physical lrs. Janis Balsamo Miss Robin Gray Mr. William Horlen irl's Physical Education, Health Girls Physical Education Boys Physical Education .S. B.S. B.S. ouisiana State University University of Corpus Christi Sul R055 State College 5 lVlrs. Deborah Huff Health, Gymnastics San Antonio College, Southwest Texas State University 223 lVlr. James J uvenal Athletics Trainer, Health ' B.S., M.A. 35 Texas ASLIVI, University of California his ,. Ml'-.l3meSK0CnC1' Students in hoy's P.E. class practice offen- Boy,s Physical Education, Health Education sive and defensive plays of basketball, B.S., H.Ed. Bowling Green State University 224 A n Mr. Ted Masser Boy's Physical Education B.S. Southwest Texas State University ss Frances Sims Mr, Pete Williams TIS PhYSiCHl EdUC3ti0n, Spurs Boys Physical Education, Health Education A., lVl.Ed. BS, LiVel'SitY Of Texas Michigan Stale University An inlramurals program was intro- duced in December, providing students with an opportunity to stay fit and play on a team. Sports included volleyball, basketball, and softball, with seasons corresponding to those of varsity sports. The teams, consisting mostly of friends, played after school and were refereed by P.E. teachers. 1 S 1 r Mr. Waller Wayne Williams Health Education B.S. Blinn junior College, Southwest Texas State University ,, MH, 225 Mr. Melvin Barhorak American History, Sociology Mr. Curtis Cox M-rg, M31-y Zugchlag B.A., M.A. GOVCI'I11'1'lCIlt Government Southwest Texas State University, St. B.B.A., lVl.S., J .D. B,A, Mai-y's University, Our Lady of the Lake Baylor University, Trinity University l Texas Tech University College Morris Junior College Relationships of mon stressed Social studies concerned with man in a variety of relationships . . . studies cover American past, traditions, insti- tutions . . . and world history... global goal designed to create learning atmosphere in which students can develop ability to interpret a variety of materials . . . to offer new courses planned in order to meet students needs and interests, advanced govern- ment, world geography, advanced Texas history, economies. 226 new Mr. Neal Finer Latin American Studies, American History B.A., IVLA., PhD. University of Texas, University of the Ameracanas, Colombia University lm. iss Ifeggy Qox Students Work with Mrs, Frieda class to gain a more complete hack- 'SCIIGCT Hlstory Krueger in their American History gT0l1Hd of thfbil' heritage- iuthwest Texas State University 227 Miss Paula Franz Mrs. Joanne Furtek Government Ameficlln Hi-9f01'Y Mrs. Frieda Krueger B.A., lVl.A. B-A-, MA- American History 1 Trinity University, University of Texas, Uni- Trinity University, Dominican College, Uni- B-A. versity of West Austria VCTSUY Of Houston University of Texas, Trinity University in i nri With the help of a map, Kelly Boyer gel better look at world affaiis. 228 Mrs. Lou Mangold American History, Psychology lncarnate Word College ike Lane In the library, Steve Goodson, Gayle Catara, magazines for research in a social studies HiS'i0l'y John White, and Anne Harwood check out project. F. Austin, San Antonio College 229 lVlr. Gale Nelson World History 1 B.A., lVl.A. San Antonio College, University of Texas, Southwest Texas State University, Trinity University, University of California OLMOS HONORS4Last fall, John Ambler was selected to represent the Alamo Heights school district in the Valley Forge Pilgrimage, sponsored by the Freedomls Foundation. John and Mr. Doug Smith, a sixth-grade teacher from Howard, spent a week in Septem- ber attending workshops, sightseeing, and visiting with elected officials in and around Washington, D.C. Our dis- trict was one of 43 in the nation to he so honored. Mr. Thomas Robert Smith American History, World History B.A. Trinity University mfr' 230 Mrs. Veta Wright English 1, World History B.A., lVI.Ed. Greensboro College, Trinity University 1 5 vt I .1 f J -1 L4 if 4 f i , L- Students speck tn tongues General thrust of language depart- lent preparing students to communi- ate in their selected target language 3. . to meet college requirements 1. . individualized programs tailored y teachers for advanced students l. .skills developed in language lab, orkhook, textbooks . . . highlight of Nerman classes-trip to Wurstfestg panish classes Visit Mexican Marketg rench classes prepare gourmet mealsg atin classes compile maps and reports n Roman ancestors . . .students icouraged to join language clubs and ursue their studies over the summer. f.,l0hI1IliC Eng I Rene Zuehl holds up a model of a Roman finish 3, SI-Wlflish 3 MW, Spanish 2 MW aqueduct used to help lmderstand more A. Jrth Texas State University, Stanford Uni- rsity about the Roman civilization. 1 if , vi.. 4 . fx Q , ,.,,L V . 1 ' J ,.,+,.,..1. ,, i n Miss Susan Baltes Spanish 1,3 B.S. McMurry University Nlrs. Karen Josey Spanish 2,4, Spanish MW 2, Language Lab. Wayland Baptist College Mrs. Almeda Hodge Susan Cook and Gale Gregory look over the Mr. Timothy McMillian Spanish 2, French 1,2,3,4 lines they memorized in preparation for a German 1,2,3,4 B.A. tape test. B.A. Southern Methodist University Trinity 232 lrs. Norma Quarles 'rench 1, Latin 1,2,3,4 1.A., M.A. lniversity of California, Occidental College, Iniversity of Texas Nancy Wilson checks out the geography of Mexico in her Spanish class. 5 L 5 Q 3 F he t y Q 3 it ig, f ru 961 H " -f iz 7 1 QF? 1 5 WWAM it ' 'f . . .,.- . ,, L, . Q is I- Q, t , V ' Q , , Mrs. Julia Sturdivant Spanish 1,2 B.A., M.Ed. University of Texas, Rice University, Trinity University, lncarnate Word College, Uni- versity of Barcelona 233 Homemoking cooks up spicy, new ideas Classes range from basic cooking, sewing, child care to new approaches to study of child development, home and family living, consumer education . . . this year homemaking classes wel- comed many male students . . . out- standing project for department is parent-student buying trip to Piedras Negras .. . class study tours include visits to local nursery schools, gift shops featuring crafts, grocery, fabric and ready-to-wear stores, banks, saving and loan companies . . . various open houses throughout year, honor stu- dents, student-teachers, teachers, par- ents. M5-SS 10311 Elizabeth TimIIliIlS Nlrs. Elaine Carol Hazel Spalten whips up a gommet surpn Spanish 2,4,5 Homemaking, Child Development for her classmates B.A. B.S. University of Texas, Lindenwood College, University of Texas University of Valencia 234 m V l Irs. Nila Earle lomemaking, Consumers Ed., Home and iamily Living w.S. lniversity of Texas Home and Family Living students devour, in seconds, the donuts that took them all period to make. s.4..,,.W,.....,.M,,k .,z,, eo,.., Z., flrs. Ursula George -Iomemaking l.S. Fexas Tech University Students seek business skills General thrust is lo work toward personal and marketable skills classes include typing, drafting, general shop, shorthand and bookkeeping . . . urges importance of business training to fall back on later in life. , 4, A A MIS. Helen Reid Toni Canales trims a hoard for the cabinet Mr, John Corner Typing, Sh0I'thand he is making in General Shop. General Shop B.I?.A. U t B.S., M.A. Umverslty of 'lens Southwest Texas State University 236 ir. Douglas Graham eneral Drafting Mrs. Kristine Groos .S. Typing, Bookkeeping ast Texas State University, New Mexico B.B.A. Taking ai time test in typing Valerie Diggs lilitary Institute University of Texas tries to beat the clock. Mr. james Walkup General Business B.B.A. Texas Christian University, Cumberland University, Trinity University, St. Nlaryls University, Incarnate Word College 237 Mr. Guy Cope lVlr. Ralph Galvan VOCHii0Il21l SUPC1'ViS01' Architectural Drafting Mr. George Jared B-Sw M-.Eli B.A. Coordinated Vocational Academic Educati UU1V01'S1tY Of Texas, TCXHS ASM, Iflcafmte San Antonio College, Tarrant Countyjunior University of Maryland, East Texas Stall Word College, Our Lady of the Lake College College University, Texas ASZM Voc ed classes learn and earn Provides student with opportunity to learn skill, utilize it . . . programs foster adaptability to change, self- reliance, sense of accomplishment . . . separate programs stress one aspect of the world of work . . . new programs- architectural and engineering drafting added to laboratory training choices this yearg home economics coordi- natcd education opened another cluster of occupations for exploration and experiences. 238 Valencia Grady types out an office practice LV set for a music company in her Junior Office Education Lab. w,,. ws I K .l 0311 J 0SCPh Mrs. Lula Belle Kinslow MI. George J . Lucchelli Education Coordinated Vocational Academic Educa- Distributive Education tion B.A. A of Texas: Texas Womanus Um' B.A.,B.S. Texas Tech University, Abilene Christian e1'S1tY,1nC31'nateW01'd College Mary Hardin Baylor University, Baylor University, Trinity Uni- versity 239 Mr. John McConnell Industrial Cooperative Training 1,2 3-5, Janie Estrado runs off tests from stencils she University of Colorado just typed. .gg i 240 w 1 Mrs. Wanda Tassos ' VUE Bs. l Our Lady of the Lake College, St. Nlaryi University W i 1 4 1 i 1 I s l Mrs. Frances Ross COPAT B.A. Trinity University, San Antonio College San Antonio Art Institute F. Helen Tynan Occupation 1,2 Teachers College ""1?f his vocational drafting class, Mike Shaw works on a floor plan for a house. Mrs. LaVonna Wiltse Home Ed Cooperative Education B.S. Trinity University, University of California 241 xX Q Spring, ond the year is round . . . almost ARE YOU SURE fabove rightj this is how Ben Franklin started out? LINES OF PEOPLE fabovej mobbed the local Broadway Theater during its exclusive showing of "The Exorcistf' About this time the book version became popular among students at the high school. A PALE, YELLOW WILDFLOWER ffar outj claims the distinction of being 1974's harbinger of spring. SURPRISINGLY ENOUGH frightj a gown can be found for graduating senior and resident shorty, Julie Alyn. 244 sf' Of'- Q :fx Although the trees were bare ai the grass dry, an occasional pla sprouted from beneath the earth ai shouted that spring had sprung. Senic were measured for caps and gowns ai ordered invitationsg plans for a fo day mini-mester were underwayg mi cases of "I canit wait till school overitisn were reported to the pri cipal,s office-it seemed May 30 wou never arrive. HMI JEFFERSON CATCHES THE 'ANKY-PANKY fbelowj between dwarf ick Campbell and student director of Snow While," Peggy Padilla, while cast iembers John Guardia, Debbie Rosales, arpa Riklin, and co-director Sarita Brown ,ok on. . . """-sag. if V ix? S: I if After 81 suspensions the issue of a mpus smoking area became serious d was discussed heatedly at the ard,s March meeting. Exile and kidnapping were in iws headlines and students read that ssian Nobel prize winning author exander Solzhenitsyn had been liled from his homeland for 'ctelling like it wasf, The first US political rdnapping occurred when Patricia farst was abducted by two l Symbionese Liberation Army mem- bers who demanded a 3400,000,000 food giveaway to California's poor from her publisher father, Randolph Hearst. A few days later Reg Murphy, editor of the Atlanta Constitution, was kidnapped by the American Revolu- tionary Army, but returned after a 3l5700,000 ransom was paid his two abduetors, who were immediately captured by the FBT. OLMOS HONORS-In the four years that Barry Gleichenhaus, Melinda DeBriyn, and Donna Storm Qnot pie- turedj have been at Alamo Heights, they set the Math department on fire. Donna and Melinda have both placed twice in District competition. Barry placed at Andrews and was first in the John Jay meet this year, while Donna took first place at Hockaday. The three seniors also organized the first annual Alamo Heights Math Tourna- ment with the help of Mr. Paul Foerster, and played host to some 17 local schools. 245 Although our last trimester was just a month old, across the street in the administration office t-he calendar for the '74--375 school year had been finalized. Meanwhile, the district was one of seven its size chosen in Texas as Nexemplaryw for outstanding educa- tional programs. A group of students got interested in beautifying the campus and sud- denly founded themselves an organi- zation, the Student Labor Union, dedi- cated to do all kinds of things to make the school look better. Heightstcrs joined in San Antonio's annual madness, Fiesta. Stu- dent Council members sold programs, the band and Spurs marched, and the famous Super Scoopers brought up the rear, as usual. National and international news demanded attention, but as spring holidays arrived, most AH minds were boggled with thoughts of sand, surf, and sun, and other assorted activities at the one and only Port Aransas, Texas. No energy crisis could stop these coast-starved students whose heads were turned to the east by the call of the coast ...come on y'all, letis boogie to P.A. - t , .... . .. . 3 tss QQQ' - it WW fa ' :gg rf EIS' sag? .Q a s . '- K ar i..-' 1: L-'r ., f kky v- - A as fwf , 1gw ,, E+ ,Jw Q- ,dew it f ,- , Q, 'if 4' A 5 a "'12e'- T ig, I s 'M Q ,, , '..'S .-- s , . ., .L 5,17 ii-"' - if ' 3 'f "t i iw fr- ,,, , g f- i t A iis ' H -gif , , .-f' ' ' -Q . ,- ' A 1- . . - - 4 g ,'.,. ,I t aft- ,,cg?1 sp:-1 1 VL,k 5 45, ,sf , M .. f .A ' ,g A 4 Ee 3' 1 Q35 4' K Q yi if 'fl M 1. 'xl' iwsfw., t gl?-s ff at . . Q . . ,5-- '1t .Ci -H, '--- . I i '4 P 53' .L , img.. s - glf, K . A, , L - N1 4 , M' . 355: . - -m f ,H-.e 4 su .fmt SLU COMMITTEE MEMBERS fabovel Rob Boldrick, Melinda DeBriyn, and Lisa Miller help -.sz-'sw " 'I' -5 sf - 1 :T f 'E' ,Q if 231 L ,Q " i :aZ."?J: i A li f -1 4 W -gm A J 1 - - p , , F . - Q P -K .c:q.,w'- ' 'Q sa, if a. L, - Q1' if . ,-" -' H. g "ff- c .., f . 1 1 ii ,M A Q-. -s a .-f , - fi 1 Q. f. isgui ,., . 5-at Q., if xt its 'W w Leo Tynan dust shelves in the library as the new student organization begins its gigantic spring cleaning operation. 246 -.Z i"'K.s9.,- 'Y L '- 1? X -- ' 'T f 1 "' A Q OLIVIOS HONORS-Shown here out- standing in their field, Melinda DeBriyn, Rudy Jimenez, Kathy lVlcAlpin, Elizabeth Campbell, Sarah Ewing, and Donna Storm fnot pic- turedj, are AH7s competitors in the Outstanding Teenagers of America program. Based on their participation and contributions to school and com- munity life, the six have a chance at a portion of 6000 dollars in national and regional scholarships. EASTER CROWDS AT PORT ARANSAS fbelowj were too much for one Heightster, who preferred escape to an isolated sandy beach. OS HONORS-Gothenburg, en is Nina Simonssonis real but she came to America last and has been living with the es Stewarts as an Alamo Heights homore. Even though she comes m a large family Qfive ehildrenj and thenburg houses one-half million V .J -V ' "-,W f ' 'ws - ' 1 ' ' 'r' ' 'U 4 e ,,,f wi " . ., V. , V , . 1 ,wg ,,,-. nw ,, A ,Ja - ,, Q yrjg 5 1,13 9 5- Z "" ,. we F ff r as ,Egg s My 'ab K .1 I 'I V V .,A,x,4 -Ngsj :N-',.,.,.L., R V.,- N7 ,4"""",a.4 f a' 'ffl fs . , A. A M PSN". Wh 1 AM: .K -3:,.l.,, . , , ,,,, ,gzf . , . , - .,g,fei t -...Y ' 7' 'L . 1. I rf? .f""wi Jvfi. f' if Q-':f?,, ,, , 'fc 'Q' , 'E it f ' f efgwawts me ,se?F,,f',..Ys A if 2. gg , .f fs .,,, 1 ag 5.9, "A-A ,HW . t J I . 2" . - q ,K . A., wk. .xffv V' .f J. A N 1- ai - , V Y -, +2 V , 1. L , ,5i,:..,, , ,,, Aj .,""-Q , g l Q7 A a,3JfcI: tf'f'..-, 'r' . t ' . .13 residents, Nina says things are bigger here in America, cars in particular. With an older brother attending AH two years ago, and six years of English in Swedish schools, Nina gets along very well in San Antonio, maybe her other brothers and sisters can come to AH. 247 Although the temperature on lVlay 30 registered in the lower 90,s, that day really signaled the end of spring and nine months of school, and began 81 days of freedom until the '74 fall semester. Seniors relished the thought of college fhot doglj. Juniors were en- chanted as of this day by the thought that they were the oldest and wisest in the school. Sophomores marched into the world of Hupperclassmenf, and the ninth graders were probably the happiest because they were no longer freshmen. We had traveled the full cycle of the months. The year was complete in itself, full of laughter and crying and exams and pep rallies and no gas and a love story and other assorted mir- acles. But it also contained a seed for next yearis growth . . . OLMOS HONORS-Bridget Brierty may be only a junior, but she is a vet- eran of San Antonio theater. The people at Plaza Dinne Theater recog- nized her talent and professionalism, and asked her to star in their produc- tion of "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunterfw The play opened in Feb- ruary and ran a full month. 248 AS SUMMER VACATION NEARS frigl thoughts of schoolwork and study take back seat, as man and his best friend take the water, ROB BOLDRICK signs his vo registration form, kicking off the sclio wide drive sponsored by the Student Co cil and guidance department, which re tered more than 100 18 year olds would vote shortly in their first election. LISA MAULDIN QEMILY WEBBJ appeals to STEVE McDANIEL fGEORGE GIBBS5 frightj in a scene from the All School Spring production "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder. 1 ON THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL JOHN ' GRIFFITH fbelowj proudly calculates the 81 days of summer vacation until School begins August 19, 1974. 24-9 Alamo Heights saw another vin- tage year for golf during i973-74, as thc Mule linksters racked up a number of successful tournament perform- ances before entering UIL district competition. Golf coach James Walkup this year lead Heights to high places in a total of I2 invitational tourneys, along with strong showings in UIL playoffs during April. The Mules won the Corpus Christi Invitational Tournament and the Bastrop Invitational, captured third in both the Marshall Invitational and the San Marcos Invitational, and finished f .V , , ,, ,V ry., ,i., 3,7817 W i-. 5' at . ' 1 , , . ,, ,, "'JN"fff,, ,, f"'z1 in ,-'f' .' .. Q , 3 I - ,Ks I 'f 2,-f Hel: ff ' . I ,f A 1 Ma- ,, A f -Y it V ,, mx, ,f , .mf kg gg, :"1fff?f! Q. 1 134,05 1.5 M, , W , 1. I .5 - ' "wk Na-Uafx-ui ' fs:-,.f - wx - 250 '74 vintage year for AH golfer: fourth in the Stephen F. Austin Invita- tional. A seventh-place award also went to Heights in the Pecan Valley Demolay Tourney, along with a 10th place honor in the San Antonio Invi- tational. Other tournaments in which our golfers participated included another Corpus Christi Tournament, the Junior Golf Association Tourney, and the Seguin Invitational. Leading the Heights squad throughout the year was senior Richard Hocott, who consistently returned excellent rounds and nabbed .4 , ig' medalist honors in several Mu outings. Also playing well for Heights W: senior Marvin Rickahaugh, the numbm two man on the team, along wit seniors Mike Wisdom and Davi McAllister, junior Paul DuBose, an sophomore Steve Lewis. The second team contingent fc golf included Mark Cavender, Mai Griffin, and john Webbles, whil David Stewart, Tim Wolff, Pets Sorenson, and Eric Lange also contr buted well during the tournament sez son. E Z CAPTAIN RICHARD HOCOTT fleftj shows form which has put him in the number one spot on the team. fABOVEj ffii-st rowj Peter Sorenson, Dickie Davis, Lee Lahourcade, David Palans, Mark Cavender, Greg Rubiola, Rick Cavender, Baron Cook, Mike Clay, Louie Schriener, Stuart Cavenderg fsecond rowj coach ,Iameq Walkup, Marvin Riekabaugh, Davit McAllister, Eric Lange, Richard Hocott Mike Wisdom, Matt Griffin, John Webbles Bill Sawtell, Paul DuBose, David Stewart Les West, Mike 0,Nei11, Kent Martin, Tin Wolff, Steve Lewis, Damon Peterson. DAVID STEWART FIRES ONE FROM THE TRAP fleftj leaving him an easy putt. SENIOR DAVID MCALLISTER fbelowj gets maximum power from his irons. I .2 ,i gi I . ' 14 'asia ' " . , Ars-ggsffv .. V, ., i+v. '..ff Q - I ." .z , :.:f' Q ' 251 RICHARD HOCOTT, ERIC LANGE, AND MIKE WISDOM LAUGH AS PETER SORENSON fabovej swings at the new golf ball his optometrist prescribed. A SERIOUS STUDY SESSION fabove rightj on driving fdriving?J for four AH seniors. GOLF TEAM MEMBERS WATCH Crightj as Tim Wolff shows them how it is done. 252 SINKING A TEN FOOT PUTT fabovej is junior Matt Griffin. SENIOR MIKE WISDOM fleftj prepares to tee off on the first hole. 253 MARVIN RICKABAUGH frightj shifts his body weight to get more distance from his drive. COACH WALKUP fbelowj shows the seniors reasons for proper grip. i i 1 1 x 4 JOHN WEBBLES LOFTS ONE FROM THE TRAP fleftj to save his par. N-E. A00 fx ,f X',cx xg ir, X ' xf . L M , A MIKE O'NElLL PLAYS IT FROM THE RUFF fleftj insluad of taking a penalty stroke. MARK CAVENDER TEES ONE UP fbelowj for Matt Griffin as fellow juniors look on. A 1 Nehers Iurn in brilliont seoson The traditionally fantastic tennis team had its usual brilliant season at Alamo Heights during 1973-4-, winning the Texas Team championship as well as dominating a number of other tour- naments throughout the year. Coach Terry Oxford led the Mules to a total of five tournament cham- pionships and an undefeated dual meet record, and had strong hopes of placing singles and doubles ,units in both the regional and state UIL cham- pionships in late April and May. Victories for Heights came in the Harlingen Invitational, the San Antonio ISD championships, and the Corpus Christi UIL Tournament. A strong showing was also made in the Abeline Invitational Tournament. Perhaps highlighting the season, however, was the Mule victory in the Texas Team tennis championship, a major playoff to determine for the first time the best overall net squad in the state. The Mules triumphed in the finals of the tourney, held December 15-16 in San Antonio, by a 10-8 count over Abeline Cooper to win the title. Leading the boys team in the Texas Team tournament and through- out the year was Scott Walker, who won the first boys singles for the Mules, along with Paul Trautmann, who won the second boys singles and teamed with Scott to win the first boys doubles. Leigh Fischer and Susan Goldburg, in turn, were the top girl netters in that playoff. Also making big contributions during the year were Mac Irvin, Nancy Levit, Elaine Miller, Brad Oxford, Ben lVlcCaleb, April Manning, Martin Phillips, Barry Gleichenhaus, and Susan Brusenhan. 256 ,, ,.., . , ff ' N f s t . A 1 V I A r ' Q , if r ' A , . . K . . 11.14 ff i r o . g r "ffl:3' f "iff .ff-wifi ' I f If f ' 2 f , f rr., 1 e 1 g,x..,.,, .f tj-gf? J., ,Q ,, ig,Q-Hifi-4 55? ' J' ' , gy. ,. 5 ,,,,.,,,. v 9' 'F 5 FAR LEFT ffirst rowj Carl Oliver, Sam Boldrick, Scott Walker, Campbell Booth, Ben lVlcCaleb, Paul Trautman, Brad Oxford, fsecond rowj George Kampmann, Martin Phillips, Lenny Wallence, Clary Loisel, Bobby Jornayvaz, Mac Irvin, Jim Daniell, Barry Gleiehenhaus. fnot picturedj John Douglasg SOUTHPAW CARL OLIVER fleftj confuses his opponent with a forehand drive. QAM is it 4, A 5 W Q m :.,, f: I V SCOTT WALKER FOLLOWS THROUGH ON A BACKHAND SHOT fleftj as doubles partner Jim Daniells gets set for a return. BARRY GLEICHENHAUS SMASHES A RETURN fabovej in a practice match after school. 257 PAUL TRAUTMAN KEEPS HIS EYE ON THE BALL fabovej after a hard hit fore- hand return. SCOTT WALKER TOSSES THE BALL frightj in preparation for aceing his opponent. S 5 I 3 s 1 ff 1 BOBBY JORNAYVAZ PRACTICES fleftf an undcrhand stroke. BOBBY JORNAYVAZ APPARENTLY IGNORES THE BALL fabovej returned by Jim Daniell as Scott Walker laughingly admits, "Yeth, I love your pink thokthsf' COACH TERRY OXFORD DEMON- STRATES fleftj the proper way to take a backhand. 2 SUSAN GOLDBERCVS FOREHAND fabovej powerfully connects with the ball. RIGHT ffirst rowj Leigh Fischer, Cynthia Christian, Elaine Miller, Nancy Levitt. fsecond rowj Julie Kinser, Heidi Harnisch, Susan Goldberg, Susan Brusenhan, April Manning. fnot pictured, Diana Miller, Margaret Saunders, Debbie Deres, Suzanne Woodly. NANCY LEVITT RETURNS A VOLLEY 1 below rightj to her waiting oppo- nent Susan Goldberg. ELAINE MILLER STROKES THE BALL fabovej across the net with her backhand. 261 iiruzrsl I f THE GIRLS TENNIS TEAM fabovej agrees that work outs are fun as various members of the team faint with exhaustion. 262 "'l'lIul01f APRIL MANNING STRETCHES Qabovej for an impossible shot. SUSAN BRUSEN- HAN AND LEIGH FISCHER fright! beg coach Terry Oxford for a break. O .W X .yan 3' kk - k'.:.gf-fW"I SUSAN BRUSENHAN PREPARES mem to H slam over a serve. HEIDI HARNISH . ,, RUSHES THE NET fbelowy to return a X .. ,, , Sh01'i VOUCY- 263 Ss' I lax 3 ei 31. . . " "1 L lil - S N X N 'aww G Q -s. vw S W, gat-f. K R My . 1. Depth, individual talent keys to '74 succes A fast and highly successful team represented Alamo Heights in boys swimming during 1973-4. The boy mermen placed well in several state- wide invitational meets and were major contenders for the Regional Championship. Coach Pete Williams fashioned a swim squad this year which featured much overall depth as well as indi- vidual talent. Six' lettermen returned from last yearls 2nd-place Regional team, and Quentin Baker, Jackson Diehl and Jim Keller were named cap- mins. During pre-season training, the Mule swimmers competed in a number . 1, 3 - is 4 " " " ". .s . .ep 'ik 1 ' "e'1i9:r. .. 2. ., .,k,, - L,-ig. 3.5, .- I .t s . . s K Au. 1 . I 1 .. iff . -es. r - .W is .. 1 t7i'SE'f1.f.-Fail " -1.11 .I . ,,,,, l f V. . -sei , A QL --'r 1 a K Q , s S , ' " ' J , .,. 'J A i Q V. ,i,-- ,. tt., A 'weeff-sz' Ai . if ,I at . - fe -N --ft f- , G 7'-""" ati - ,. 12.1, , at , J ,i T ' 1 ' , X .12 . I ,hh gwtwf? A kg in THE STEADY DRONE fabovej of whistles, splashes, and an occasional elbow in the stomach typify pre-meet warmups. 264- of water polo matches, climaxing with the State Water Polo Tournament in November. Bob Kingman and George Stieren received honorable-mention all-state honors in recognition of their fine play in that meet. Heights then opened swim com- petition with the Texas Coaches Pre- Christmas Invitational in Austin, taking 5th overall. Junior Loren Crow sparked the Mules in that meet with a fantastic effort in the 200 individual medley, with which he broke the school record by more than two seconds. Victory then came to Heights in three of four dual meets with the I ' 1 v I 1 North East ISD schools. The lVlu dropped Roosevelt 110-65, I 164-ll.0, and Churchill 86-85 befc losing to lVlacArthur 90-76. We revenged our dual meet loss lVlac by winning the North East lnvi tional in January easily. The bc squad then placed 9th in the T. IS. A. championships before entering U Regional and State competition. Leading the Mules at Region were seniors Diehl and Baker a juniors Crow, Kingman, Stiert Stephen Diehl, Phillip Locke, Da' Gillespie, and Will Loomis. 1 I 1 I 1 t t 1 QUENTIN BAKER KICKS BREASTROKE fleftj on the last lap of 500 yards. STRETCHING FOR THE WALL fbelowj Stephen Diehl battles a backstroke oppo- nent. LEFT f first rowj Coach Pete Williams, Kirk Tuck, Jackson Diehl, Bob Kingman, Quentin Baker, David Gillespie, Peter Stanford, John Neuman, Gary Zimmer. f second rowj Randy Sandoz, Will Loomis, Loren Crow, George Stieren, David Rymer, John Beckham, Stephen Diehl, Tommy Chiodo fmanagerj, Brian Worden, Steven Kleck, Thornton Goetting, Shawn Woten. 2 AT THE SOUND OF THE STARTER PISTOL fabovej Loren Crow and Phillip Locke are off the blocks. COACH PETE WILLIAMS fabove rightj finds that movies of the swimmers help them to see their mistakes more easily. DAVID REIMER, GEORGE STIEREN, AND PHILLIP LOCKE frightj take a breather during the moming workout. ww , my f A , safmmnkimw IN LANES 4 AND 5, Qabovej David Gillespie and Quentin Baker push off against an opponent during a meet in the AH pool. PEERING THROUGH FOGGY GOGGLES, fleftj Jackson Deihl checks his time during Warmups. 267 RIGHT Sherry Smith, Kathy Thornhill, Julie Viets, Ann Worrel, Rhonda Brannan, Mourette Rochstroh, Sabrina Shawd, Pam Kirk, Kathy McAlpin. fnot picturedj Nancy Murrayg Pam Word, Betsy Thaggard, man- agers. RHONDA BRANNAN fabovej replies to the familiar phrase of "Swimmers take your marks." AT THE PEAK OF THE JUMP frightj, Mourette Rochstroh completes an inward one and a half. 268 QE is llllllillllillw S 2 K if A l ie M K -r'-441 ,, J .,,, I '6 K Q 3 E . Z,,. w i' l 'ri i M B F' DURING A BREAK IN THE WARM-UP fbelowj julie Viets asks Ann Worrel about qualifying for regionals. KATHY MCALPIN AND NANCY MURRAY fbottomj race against each other and the clock in a pre- meet time trial. 15. '74 team small but determined A small but determined and highly talented girls swimming team honored Alamo Heights in 1973-4+ with Cgnsistently superb performances in dual and invitational meet compe- tition. Although graduations left only three members of last yearis state championship team to coach Pete Williams, several girls developed their races tremendously during the season to help make the Mules one of the top two teams going into the Regional meet. Captains Nancy Murray, Kathy McAlpin and Mourette Rockstroh were backed by hard-working juniors Ann Worrel and Pam Kirk, sopho- mores Kathy Thornhill and Julie Viets, and freshman Rhonda Brannan. The Heights girls opened their season December 7-8 with a 7th place finish among 35 teams in the Pre- Christmas Texas Coaches Champion- ships. The girls then recorded a 2-2 dual meet season, excellent considering the severe depth weakness with which they were faced in dual matches. The girls beat Lee and Roosevelt easily before falling to Churchill and MacArthur. The girl swimmers proved their true worth February 1-2 in Dallas, taking third place in the Texas Coaches State championships. Although only six Heightsters entered the meet, all placed so well that only Midland High and Midland Lee ex- ceeded the Mule point total. Climaxing the girl swimming sea- son were the Regional championships March 1-2 and the U11. State Cham- pionships March 15-16. 269 AFTER COMPLETING THE TWIST, Sabrina Shawd frightj gets ready for a smooth entry. KATHY THORNHILL fbottomj sighs after being nosed at the finish, A HAPPY BIRTHDAY tradition is extended to Ann Worrel Qbelowj. 2 Wit? at 'D W 'Nt AM KIRK f belowj begins her workout Vith the backstroke. COACH PETE 'ILLIAMS f bottomh gives final instructions :fore a practice meet here. 1ABOVEj 1first rowj Glyn Rutherford 1161, Glenn Holchak 155, Daina Wilhurn 121, Pe te Cavazos 135, Bobby Cohen 141, David Sielski 171, Roland Castillo 1191, Mason Mathews 181, Kirk McClelland 1211. 1 second rowj Larry Balser, manager, Charles Gottardy 111, Kelly Theis 1151, West Warren 161, Paul 272 Biechlin 1121, John Conger 191, Clarence Borgeois 1225, Stan Shaw 111j, Cole Newman 110j, Bruce Cunningham 1175, Marvin Speckmier, trainer. 1not pictured, Bobby Wray, Kent Krause. RIGHT Head Varsity Baseball Coach Wayne Burdette. .1 f..,, -...:., Q.. M .v Q :-. . , , qs- f,. -,aegis is-aa A . ef,-1 .-N. I. -. xi ,fa ' i fl 3 - e' . fi .. , In fi - P' Q A f... FH - 1' YES? 75' ' L,..,iL". ,. w :lf f , Eff" My iii 2 'sl' fin '5.V"' 1-ggi' if ' - ft, fs ff- iw. fi as Q : 7:9 ' ,g-.- fi- 5' T.:-f . if . ' ' 1 'PV ":' r' :ri , .. ' lv ' sftfsafsfii, signs. 2532,-assi,-giif' iQigjWs'iE3s,. 3 '3"igqiiggg2a,y,L. ,f s S 4 ,ls-. 'Q'-as-gf I i H' .458 Q' KEYS: 5? , . V ea , gt Q , ,xgigaas lp . N' gpg ,iw , N, 5 ' ' , , , , .X Q . 'f ig 5 - A asiss R o r Vw ,gi 1 vii- ,SV 2 Q. 5. ,. 4 I RX W '51 i 3 its 'H Si f ,L ,, ,.". ,L . ' ' '- .t f-1Q, - .Q , ,, I I I ",- I I it 1.- "qi " I 54 2. 'f " , I A I -2 , r , , ,1-: EM, - . V. -45 , ,V ii - U 1. ' W -.. 1 ' ,N 'W . - . j "L- ' ' fc . t , ' .- J. -I 1 3 fig... w- ,.,1.f1-' I- .W 1 sg,-fi' I' ,-,.p rs 'fiiii A is li e ff L, - 4 ' - --my Depth, desire: success For sluggers Experience, depth, and overall desire combined to bring a successful baseball season to Alamo Heights during the spring, with the Mules playing a major role in the hot District 29-AAAA race. Coach Wayne Burdette saw a total of I5 lettermen and five starters from last seasonas club return this year to make a strong challenge to defending loop champion MacArthur. One of the strongest points of the Heights squad was pitching, as all four regular hurlers, sporting two or more years of experience, turned in fine per- formances consistently throughout the spring. Bruce Cunningham, Bobby Wray, Daina Wilburn and Kelly Thies carried the chief throwing load, and together combined for one of the most feared pitching staffs in the district. Also returning this year as letter- men to starting positions were Clarence "Frenchy" Burgeois, Paul Biechlin, Cole Newman, Charles Gotardy, David Sielski, Pete Cavazos, and Glen Holchak. Others making major contri- butions during the season were Mason Matthews, John Conger, Rene Sanchez and Roland Castillo. Pre-district action for Heights was highlighted by participation in the North Loop Invitational Tournament, along with the Austin ISD Invitational. District contests then came with Sam Houston, Roosevelt, New Braunfels, San Marcos and Highlands, along with MacArthur. PAUL BIECHLIN "SITS DOWN ON THE JOB" fabovej to tie his shoes. DAVID SIELSKI WARMS UP DURING BATTING PRACTICE fleftj, while Pete Cavazos loosens up in the on deck circle. 273 BOBBY WRAY IS AIR-BORNE FOR A SPLIT SECOND frightj as he reaches for a line drive. KELLY THEIS WINDS UP fbelowj before delivering a curve ball. 274- DAVID SIELSKI fabovej shows good form while practicing his hunting. KIRK McCLELLAND fabove left, calls the batter "out" . . .way out. WEST WARREN PULLS ONE T0 THE OPPOSITE FIELD fleftj while Glyn Rutherford catches. 275 CLARENCE BORGEOIS TAKES A GATORADE BREAK f above right, while an opposing batter rounds the bases after hitting a home run. BOBBY WRAY'S A BIG KNOCK OUT frightj after catching a fly ball. 276 DAINA WILBURN AND KENT KRAUSE Qleftj wait for their fellow team mates to move the Sizzler steer off the field. COACH WAYNE BURDETTE fbelowj watches and gives tips to batter Pete Cavazos as "Fre11chy" Bourgeois catches. AH cincler men excellent in '74 A busy track season for Alamo Heights during the spring months of 1974- brought honors to a number of Mule cindermen in UIL district and regional competition as well as in invi- tational meets. A dedicated and spirited group of varsity boys led byncoach Larry Martin entered six invitationals before taking on the tough District 29-AAAA com- petition in April in New Braunfels. Heights opened its season in a big way by winning the San Marcos Invi- tational February 23. The Mule squad then went on to place well in the Judson ISD Invitational, the Northside Alamo Relays, their own Mule Relays, and the San Antonio ISD Metro Relays. Leading the team throughout the season in running events was Lane Mitchell, a junior miler who placed highly in all of the invitational meets and who was a strong candidate for both district and regional honors. Rudy Jimenez, meanwhile, was superb in the discus and shot put events, and repeatedly bettered his school records in throwing compe- titions. Others placing in invitational meets as well as in UIL competition were George Livesay in hurdle events, along with David Lillis, Kevin Conger, Clay Becker, Bill Lehne, Tim Garison, Tom Fuhrman, Mark Nelson, John Ambler and David Liebmann. 278 ,lj 7 :- .. .gg J, 2329 L . kg - ,4 V E I pk . I., If . i 33:53 , . , ' .fi il 'ff--' f 9 if-iff?-1---' -' 'ie 2 " ggxgzii. ----1 '1f1f1li"-af i y f at , Qt i ,,,, ,,.,,., s i y RUDY JIMENEZ fabovej "puts" the shot in preparation for an upcoming track meet. ABOVE RIGHT ffirst rowj Dwight Chumbly, Clay Becker, Kent Griffin, Tim Garison, Jack Chiodo, John Ambler, Rudy Jimenez, David Lillis, George Livesay fsecond rowj Billy Lehne, Tom Fuhrman, Stuart Gleichenhaus, Lane Mitchell, Rob Sweezy, Robert MacDonald, Kevin Conger, Wes Williams, Freddy Pbieffer, Lester McGilvrayg fthird rowj Coach Larry Martin, Duane Erban, George Villeareel, Ben Dover, Alvin Lee, Scott Moore, Tim Simpson, Billy Mitchell, Martin Virgil, manager. at-it I 'Q jxf ... A. f ' igs 2 NW F5 l ,nl 9 0 '. yd! I GEORGE LIVESAY CLEARS THE HIGH HURDLES fabovej on his way to an easy victory at the San Marcos track meet. 440-MEN fleftj Lester McGilvray and john Hendry compare hair styles. ,--I CLAY BECKER frightj starts off the victorious 4140 relay in San Marcos. CLAY BECKER AND DAVID LILLIS Qbelowj win first and second place respectably in the 220dash at San Marcos. 280 V Gfryg-: . no Jw - ' sl 'isf . ' Q ,- . YV . ,gm to N ,121 -M.. . A 'wr NJ ,,.f,,,s,vfi V - - - 1 Q ' R? -. .f Q ,, 4. I ,-f' 3' K5 1. 'S imp 9 x GMM ,qw ,M .raft S A iff s v -' Q 1 W li . .tw , Q , J K , i 4,8 1. 1' I If :V V, ' 'igcgitr Z ' -- 5 . 1, - ,.'.I.'.. I .va E. J 'Q R .ff Y J - f ' Yi - A 3 fi 1 I, A : X 1 -. .f A Q .- A X? ...QE V f ag. I ef 'f X' ' 5' ,5.:.Q anim-Q -- k,g"QL',,.'a.f'- - -I... , .,, 2 52-saws f "-16 ' ' U' - 'Q url ' ' . : ,wwf .Q - .tg ,. figs :eff 'Fe W N -' F f , 'J-if 1, ' , 'i j"'-V' -' 7 f f ,ew 3 'i J -s ' I t 5' ' 3' u?"'2"'.f fm 555'- I A ' ' :45x..,L, .. K 'Qi'-jf-:,ZT:'i1,f 1. , A ,. X, 'Ax J-.MQWA H ' .4 , - Y AVID TRACK FANS labovej watch two contenders in the mile event battle it out. TIM GARISON "TURNS IT ON" fabove leftj as he finishes the mile. KEVIN CONGER, TOM FURHMAN, AND BILL LEHNE fleftj head for the finish line in the 880 yard run. 'Q ' 1 'I w 281 Busy season For "Cinder" ellas The girls track team entered a heavy schedule of meets this spring looking to he a strong local contender in both Ull.. and invitational compe- tition. Coach Robin Gray predicted a good season for the girl cinder stars as they prepared for meets at Fredricks- burg, Canyon, Judson, Clemens, San Marcos and New Braunfels, as well as district action in late April. Leading the girls this spring were Leslie Shook in hurdle events, Yolanda Gomez in sprintsg Sarah Ford in Sprints and hurdles and Becky Syma in Sprints. Competing in middle-distance running events for the Mules were Rene Zuehl, Diane Hierholzer, Melanie Chevarie, Mourette Rockstroh, Eliza Perkins and Kathy Beck. YO GOMEZ AND RENE ZUEHL fright, practice handing off the baton. GlRL'S TRACK TEAM MEMBERS fhelowj stretch tight muscles before the actual workout begins. HURDLER SARA FORD fright, is up and over. BECKY SYMA AND JANET COLLIE ffar rightj warm up for a time trial. 282 , i. ' 'ss , . , fyfmq l. , '.5F'f 'vw " ...g y ,.,01f,5 .. m e .fflvnf 3. . , Y 2 A V 4 A L' ll' ff ..vV 5 " A 'lNv,jSh' 'WT' K, Ls ...ff xmww , ,,.,. H9 gg.,-41 3 ff? V lf- L In 1 limi uf 1 . , hiya My .an as K - K I . .,-Aj, s A .fk,k ii ,L , A , H, W . Q ,.'N N 3.-0 ' 'Jw TOP ffirst rowj Nancy Dinius, Becky Keene, Rene Zuehl, Yolanda Gomez, Sara Ford, Becky Syma, Miss Robin Gray, coachg fsecond rowj Lucia Trediei,AKathy Brecka, Melodie Chavarie, Diane Hierholzer, Nina Simonson, Leslie Shook, janet Calle. BROADJUMPER LESLIE SHOOK fabovej prepares for a landing. 283 ' I "2' is, ,M , LANE MITCHELL, HEIGHTS NUMBER ONE DISTANCE RUNNER fabovej warms up around the track before a ten mile work- out. ABOVE RIGHT Tom Fuhrman, Kent Griffin, Lane Mitchell, Stuart Gleichenhaus, Tim Garison, Coach Larry Martin, Billy Lehne, Billy Mitchell, Bob Hannaman. AFTER TEACHING THE TEAM HOW T0 FLY frightj, Stuart HPeter Pan" Gleichcnhaus takes the boys to Never Never Land. 284 ,A X5 xv ...nl '4 fix, 1 v it Yuri. .x jf' ' 'fi 'E si, , f If? 'XS ., .. . - . 'I Q' " if 1 . 15 iff-:s:" f A 'fy 4..1f"' fu It ,,y,,,, I . K -J Lp, 5, Q I X Q' , ,yguxi ,C new ,X , if Hi, i. . X we I , ., . ,-ggiu. at WS. A ' if , L xiii fir? w.,..wf X s X it .v if -fg'51gg53N,g4' 5 sv-r'7 if . f it 1 l is 2. gif- -i Q, ' ,... ilf f, lj? ' , ff-'ht , V' I , ,I ,, at . .. ,st -I-- 14 rt, , My : F f A .... 1 'E f 'K ' ' gg", law A - 'ij " he , ,-gi-1'--'gy wuz'-X--w 5-1-3 fl , .A , , af: -, 1 tw 59,3 M " I' 5, , Q - K f I 'wi g K 2 , '-3557 T K fi, is ,wifi-ji-,,' --fjlfhghllef' K ' - g ' we , " .AFA-T F? ,, - I' 'e" I, .- Q STM X R We 4 . iW,,,,,.,,q , ,lx . , .. W, .N g if g .4 ,L X X I q i- . ynggf , 2- Q, 1 ysn , of . ,f Q, iff, 2, S Qi, Q 'FSR - . . I' 3: 1 f A f -' 'Q 9, 5. wwf? - . . 15.15 'v ,- 5 . 4 M Q ,, fu ., ,xg was E at i -1 , , W, 9 Q Q 6 , iw , M it x I. '.8h-"' ,C ., t E .. so Q 4 v wi 5 Y w H .,w?'X , '.5 ' i,fw f. VT5 figgl M .. .P gg' 'gg 1 y , - ,fz f r. - . if L fm Q I5 rw at Q S 'ff - 1 .2 P-' Jr CQ is 'X '93 fi 1 X 2 6 1 .. .K i . J Q si, ,S 35 I W-5 ,h ,alt X r g I vi Q Q 3, 5 kv ,i -N 1 Q, R 3 5 VR Q v 3, SR gb, Lg 1 .Sy-V ia, . -A 73 ,,, uw, f., .Y 3 , . -'B R , . ,,, Agfa wf ,flw m s- f - t... ,M ag A ilee District champs place in state The Alamo Heights Cross-Country Track team enjoyed a highly successful season this year, winning the district championship and placing one member in the top state races. The Mule cross country squad, coached by Larry Martin, easily bettered all competition in the District 29-AAAA championships NOV6mb6r 21, then went on to capture ninth place among all the teams in South Texas in the Regional championships the following weekend. Junior Lane Mitchell also quali- fied for the State Cross-Country Championships by finishing third place in the regional race. The star Mule runner took 10th place overall in the state meet with an excellent time. The cross-country unit also right- fully basked in its reputation as one of the most dedicated athletic teams in the school. The Heights runners trained arduously for their meets with long routes throughout Alamo Heights and San Antonio for over two months. Other members of the cross- country team were seniors Tom Fuhrman and Tim Garison, juniors Bill Lehne, Stuart Gleichenhaus and Kent Griffin, and sophomore Billy Carleston. SENIORS TOM FUHRMAN AND TIM GARISON fleftj discuss an upcoming meet while jogging through the Nature Trails. KENT GRIFFIN, STUART GLEICHEN- HAUS, AND TOM FUHRMAN fabovel face a decision at the crossroads. 285 Gymnasts form talented squad The gymastics team, which evolved from last yearis gymnastics club, this year featured a highly- talented squad of some 12 girls and two boys who practiced diligently for UIL district and regional competition in late March. Coached by Miss Debbie Huff, the girl gymnasts also entered an invita- tional meet in Corpus Christi during February. Pam Christian led Heights in that meet with a 2nd-place all-around finish. Diana Andrews also placed ex- tremely well with a first on bars, a fifth in floor exercises, and a 41th over- all standing. Miss Huff hoped to send several girls to the UIL regional champion- ships this year. To qualify the girls had to place in the top three overall i-n the district meet or in the top six in individual events. Other Mule gymnasts joining Pam and Diana in competition were Kim Fitzgerald, Laura Gaines, Nancy McDonald, Mourette Rochstroh, Susan Turner, Phyllis Thomas, Barbara Montgomery, Leslie Shook, Mark Willis, and James Watkins. 286 rim asaa s MAKING A CONCENTRATED EFFOR fabovej Kim Fitzgerald poses gracefully 1 the balance beam. 2 . 2 E 3 ..,. 'IN 'R nuuunmwwa--:M-snpn..g I CAUGHT IN MIDAIR fIeft5 while master- fully executing a backflip, Pam Christian shows what champions are made of. WITH THE AID OF HER INSTRUCTOR, fbelowj Diana Andrews performs a back walk over on the balance beam. ig I I E E s i BOVE ffirst rowj Miss Debbie Huff, Qon beamj Diana Andrews, Pam Christiang oachg fsecond rowj Laura Gaines, Phyllis ffourth rowj Mourette Rochstroh, James homas, Barbara Montgomery, Kim Watkins, Nancy MacDonald, Mark Willis, itzgerald, Kelly Robinson, Patti Brewtong SUSIHI TUNISI- 287 First year for volleyball team For the first time, Alamo Heights entered both varsity and junior varsity girls volleyball teams in district and tournament competition during 1973-4 under the direction of Miss Janis Balsamo. The Mule girls battled with the North East ISD schools in district 288 competition, playing each school twice. Heights also entered a Volleyball tournament at Blessed Sacrament High School. Leading the volleyball team throughout the season were captains Rene Zuehl and Diane Hierholzer. RIGHT ffirst rowj Kathy Brecka f25jg Diane Hierholzer 11059 Grace Hernandez 1 131g Suzie Hopkins f35jg Sandy Pantalion f54j3 Jenny Embs f4j. fsecond rowj Sheila Thompson f32jg Allie Herder f51jg Melodie Chaverie f20jg Dimi Maniatas QOODQ Lisa Burkhart f14jg Rene Zuehl M313 Miss Janis Balsamo, coach. fnot pictluedj Amy Bear Henley f 245. fjunior Varsityj Knot pictured! Missy Roehm, co-captaing Sarah Ford, co-captaing Linda Wolford, Sylvia Luna, Yo Gomez, Laurie 0,Toole, Lori Nelson, Margaret Red- f ord, Lynette Thompson, Ann Keeling, Ninaa Simonsson, Peggy Pickett. 289 N .. W Y 5 35:21 nf? K 'lf wk Y 1 1 4 1' Q M59 ? 'U Q 3 Clubs HONORARY Student Council ........... Advisory President's Council . . . . . . . Vlule Stall Council ......... National Forensic ........ Quill and Scroll .... National Thespians . . . Vlu Alpha Theta ............. .... National Honor Society ......... Spanish National Honor Society Latin National Honor Society .... .... Vlixed Chorus .............. .... Service Club ...... ....... Key Club .... AA" Club .... H.P.'l'.V. . . Hoof Print . . . Dlmos ........ labberwocky .... 292 294 296 297 298 299 300 302 304 305 306 308 309 310 ....311 9 .H . . . . .314 . . . .316 .HH flllll. Wlllln If Quulniymgq Qdlb ACTIVITY Los Amigos I ....... Los Companeros . . . Latin Club ...... German Club .... Sans Souci ...... Library Club .... Art'Club ......... Instrumental Music . ...... . Drama Club ................. Fellowship of Christian Athletes . . . Equestrian Club .............. ' Red Cross Council ...... . . .. . Martial Arts ....... Young Democrats .... Kindness Club ..... Common Cause .... Aquarium Club .... Billiards ........ OEA ..... TAHOS . . . DECA .... FHA . . . ..... .....318 .....320 .....322 .....324 .....326 327 328 .....329 330 331 332 334 335 336 337 338 339 339 340 341 342 343 SC governs, serves students Student Council , . . 76 members . . . one member from each advisory . . . student governing body . . . compile Student Directory . . . sponsor Book 292 Fair . . . Man Trading Post . . . serve refreshments during football season in concession stands. JANELLE JONES AND BRIAN KOST grrightj review the list of books for the Book air. LEFT ffirst rowj Diana Miller, Pat Reilly, Julie Kinser, Mary Spector, Lisa Embs, Nancy Fuhrman, historian-chaplaing Lee Lahourcade, sergeant-at-armsg Mrs. Mary Zuschlag, sponsor, Cece Cheever, vice presi- dent, Robert Seal, parljamentariang George Mead, president, Bryan Kost, fire chief, Janelle Jones, secretary, John Ambler, sergeant-at-armsg Donna Storm, business managerg Angie Rowe, Mary Frances Gootee, Sabra Walker, Mary Jane Lee, Allison Tuck, Barbara Oppenheimer. fsecond rowj Mitch Kaliff, Greg McAlpin, Randy Erben, treasurer, Clay Becker, Rob Boldrick, Cynthia Tryon, Melinda DeBriyn, Leo Tynan, Larry Fuller, Felix Ramos, J eff Swartz, Randy Harlan, Linda Keathly, Laura Montgomery, Laurie Payne, Nina Henderson, Laura Manupelli, Julie McGaughey, Kathy Thornhill, Sandy Seymour, Jenny Embs. fthird rowj Lynn Hendry, Lellen Fowlkes, Betsy Thaggard, Rob Sweezy, Kathy Sawyer, Lee Smith, Sherrie Williams, Susan Cook. ffourth rowl Tommy Chiodo, Susan Swearingen, Virginia McGaughey, Cynthia Christian, Bea Moye, Laura Pogue, Steve Lewis, Bruce Barenblast, Melanie Kaliff, Cliff Douglass, Dwight Chumbley, Glenn Holchak, Scott Walker, Lisa Kiesel, Steve Fanning. ffifth rowl John Dreyfus, Wendell Hall, Trip Worden, Laura Liebmann, Ralph Evans, Walter Hopper, Bobby Howell, Stan Shaw, David Palans, John Phillips, Bill Sawtelle, Bobby Cohen, Blair Jackson, Alvin Lee. fnot pictured, Julia Calloway, Pam Christian, Peggy Gottlich, John Goudge, Burt Kurkendall, Scott Riklin, Suzanne Woodley. DONNA STORM SELLS ROB BOLDRICK fleftj a very expensive pen from the Trading Post. ,ip N 293 APC benefits charities Advisory Presidents Council .... 76 members . .. each. is his aclvisoryas president and must maintain a 2.0 average . . . sponsors a hold up for Christmas Clearing Bureau .. . fund raising for United Way, March of Dimes, and banquet. APC MEMBERS MANETTE GOOTEE ANl LESLIE SEBESTA fbelowj place a spir sticker on their bumper. JOHN SEAL' TAKES FRASER STITT'S CONTR BUTION frightj to APC Christmas Clearin Bureau hold up. i 294 as LEFT ffirst rowj John Sealy, sergeant-at- arms, Anne Harwood, parliamentariang Sherrie Block, sergeant-at-armsg Wendell Hall, president, Melissa Tillotson, treasurer, Mary Weller, corresponding secretaryg Leslie Sebesta, chaplain, Franklin Devine, attend- ance secretaryg Caroline Haight, vice presi- dent. fsecond rowj Marcus Miller, Karen Clegg, Diana Andrews, Robin Rickert, Sarah Ford, Linda Kline, Tara Riklin. fthird rowj Debra Littleton, Lisa Miller, Robin Engle, Mitch Kaliff, Debbie Haas. ffourth rowj Mickey Wakely, Karen Hager, Druanna Snowden, Jackie McDavid, Karen Helmke, Steve Duhinski, ffifth rowj Larry Biedenharn, Ann Wilson, Ginny Van Hardeveld, Kent Krause, Rusty Pierce, Howard Haring. fnot picturedj Gene Ames, Thorton Goetting, Fran Costa, Janet Queen, James Barrow, Jimmy Caballero, Lisa Kiesel, James Lifshutz, John Rutchowstuch, Kathy Howenburger, Alexine Smith, Gary Zimmerman, Laurie Lewis, Henry Johns, Bridget Weldon, Mimi Jefferson, Janet Pletz, Scott Moore, Susan Gruber, Robert Schultz, Craig Clement, Joelle Miller, Rick Cavender, Page Bristol, Manette Gootee, Danny Straus, Molly Murray, Elizabeth Gaston, Melanie Thornton, Helen Huff, Glyn Rutherford, Steve Douglas, Owen Straub, Stacy Brooner, Kent Griffin, Laura Schwarting, Steve Brannan, Mark Cavender, Julie Rogers, Terry Colunga, Sabrina Shawd, Martin, Zisman, David Liebmann, Becky Beer, Debbie Blackburn. 295 Council creotes weekend fun Nlulestall Council . . . seven members . . . elected by student body . . . each class has a representative . . . select live and pre-recorded entertainment for regular weekend activities . .. host a Christmas dance, caroling party. RIGHT ffirst rowl Debra Littleton, presi- dent. 1 second rowj Scott Walker, presidentg Rusty Pierce, presidentg fthird rowl Leslie Sebesta, presidentg Nancy Wilson, chairman of the boardg Peggy Gottlich, secretary. fnot pictured, Glyn Rutherford, public relations. 296 FL debates ompetes I ational Forensic League . . . 22 mem- ers . . . open to students interested in peeeh and debate . . . membership etermined by participation and uccess in speech tournaments . . . club ponsors annual AHHS Annual Invita- 'onal Tournament in February . . . . 5 ,W BELOW ffirst row, Chris Strawn, Julie Hilton, lVlr. Gale Nelson, sponsorg Donna Morel, Carol Wagner, chaplaing Liz Calvert. fseeond rowj Louise Holzschuber, Evelyn MacDonald, first vice presidentg Rob Boldrick, Ted Roberts, larry Fuller, presi- dentg Marijean Eng, Beverly Filippone. fthird TOWD Debbie Rosales, Peggy Padilla, Sarita Brown, Jonathan Steinberg. I not pictmedj J eff Kruger, Mimi jefferson, secre- taryg Robert Seal, George Mead, second vice presidentg David Fey, Nancy 0,Neal. 297 BELOW ffirst rowj Marty Thompson. fseeond rowj Caroline Haight, Debbie Haas, Rick Kelsey. fthird row? Elizabeth Camp- bell, vice presidentg Lellen Fowlkes, Hal Agler, Kim Scott, secretary, Mike Bronson, Betsy Thaggard, Ann Kaufman, Ueasurer. ffourih rowj Howard Haring, Jane McConnell, Molly Murray, sergeant-at-armsg Q ond S honors journalists Quill and Scroll . . . membership rf quires 3.0 average, junior rank, tw YCHYS work OH Jabberwocky, Hoc Print, or Olmos . . . annual spring barn quet honors new members.. .2 members. l Anne Harwood, Leo Tynan, joe Tylei ffiflh rowj Robert Seal, Wendell Hall, pres denig Rob Boldriek, john Dreyfus, sel geant-at-arms. Knot pieturedl jim Adams jayecne Cox, Mike Fanning, George Mead Lisa Miller, David Park, Scott Perdue Courtney Phillips. ffirst rowj Peggy Padilla, presidentg Brown, vice presidentg Tara Riklin, White, Rob Boldrick. fsecond row, uise Clegg, ,Ion Guardia, Julie Hilton, nda Kline, Scott Kaak, scribe, Debbie 'der, Beverly Filippone, Mimi Jefferson. ot picturedj Lisa Embs, treasurerg Cathy ndall, secretaryg Debbie Rosales. Klub active in ourneys, plays 'ational Thespians . . . 16 members . elected by executive board . .. iiialifications determined by accumu- .tion of points earned in speech ournaments, production activities . . direct plays, story telling sessions , . annual spring banquet. WT, M MAT members moth whizze: lVlu Alpha Theta . , , 153 members , , , mathematics, 3.0 average in math . honorary national high school mathe- stimulates an interest in mathemati matics club . . . qualifications are: . . . hosted the Alamo Heights Math enrollment in the fifth semester of matics Tournament. l ,. ,A . ,,,,,, .. c ya, 1A 'J 1 - J a VZ? mg? 1 ff! fa , , A , A f wi A 'J' KBOVE ffirst rowj Paul F oerster, sponsorg ,ane Mitchell, Lisa Pawel, Annie Mock, Kay lnderson, sergeant-at-armsg Donna Storm, rresidentg John Ambler, Melinda DeBriyn, ecretaryg Hal Agler, sergeant-at-arms, Barry Sleichenhaus, vice president. fsecond rowj ituart Gleichenhaus, Julie Rogers, Cecile luper, Blair Banks, Manette Gootee, Susan iwearingen, Donna Balin, Margaret Ross, Susie Hopkins, Martha Spivey. fthird rowJ lee Lahourcade, Bruce Maurer, Pam Kirk, lnn Dalton, Janelle Jones, Debbie Stewart, Elizabeth Elliot, Susan Sheldon, Mary Vrances Haerr, Theresa Guenther, Betsy fhaggard, Larry Fuller. ffourth rowj Robert iardin, Mike Bronson, Genevieve Le flessurier, Margaret Adams, Nancy Vuhrman, Robby Alden, Carol Matula, Dale foungs, Liz Fearing, Ned Lee, Jeanne fIc0mie, Kent Griffin. ffifth rowJ Hans g t Q ,,,. 1 A' Mangold, Ann Hovenden, Debbie Haas, Linda Kline, Daina Wilburn, Allen Smith, Mark Cavazos, Lisa Ford, Liane Cox. fsixth rowj Rob Boldrick, John Ruybalid, Sharon Wetz, Sandra Vaughn, Liz Calvert, Mary Weller, Jenni McCaleb, Karen Helrnke. fseventh rowj Debbie Delaplane, David Liebmann, John Griffin, Jimmy Thurmond, Henry Johns, Polly Payne, Scott Mitchell, Glenn Holchak, Deborah Benitez. feighth row, Lee Smith, Quentin Baker, Susan Keahey, Connie Lock, Linda Wofford, Jimmy Paschal. fninth rowj Ben McCaleb, Janet Hans, Heidi Walter, Michelle Cooper, John Graves, Stephen Dorsey. ftenth rowj Cindy Holm, Molly Collins, Steve Krause, Maggie Beck, Susie Everidge, Susan Cook. fnot picturedj Jim Adams, Tab Alessandro, Deborah Arant, Alice Ball, Brad Barenblat, Amy Beveridge, Steve Brannon, Lisa Burkhart, Elizabeth Campbell, chaplaing Mark Cavender, Cynthia Christian., John Cordell, Maggi Dahlgren, Dickie Davis, Jackson Diehl, treasurerg Henry Donzis, Steven Dubinski, Laura Eisenschmidt, Randy Erben, Don Frost, Myron Gerhard, Patti Gilhousen, Karen Goetting, Gail Gray, Deral Judy, Ann Kaufman, Marianne King, Bob Kingman, Marjorie Krajian, Nancy Levit, Pam Liljenwall, Susan Lohman, Terri McAtee, Elaine Miller, Thomas Nau, Carl Oliver, David Palans, Elizabeth Perdue, Martin Phillips, Ann Rubsamen, David Rymer, Howard Schmidt, Heather Schultz, L3l1l'a Schwarting, Robert Splinter, Stephen Springmeyer, David Stewart, Doug Stewart, Jeff Sugarman, John Sulak, Rob Sweezy, Marty Thompson, Lucia Tredici, Marjorie Verner, Scott Walker, John Walters, Sally Warren. 301 NHS pins sixty seniors National Honor Society .. . 60 mem- bers . . . top 20 percent of Senior Class . . . voted on by faculty . . . selected on basis of scholastic record, fine character, leadership, and service to the school . . . a fall and spring lunch- eon. 302 l W? LEFT ftirst rowj Sherrie Williams, Debbie Cranford, Susan Cook, Liz Elliott, Janelle Jones, Debbie Delaplane, Linda Kline, Tara Riklin, Rob Boldrick. fsecond rowj Eliza- beth Ames, Karen Helmke, Mark Roberson, Rosanne Doyle, Carol Matula, Susie Hopkins, Donna Storm, president, Lee Smith, Robert Hardin, Leo Tynan, Cynthia Tryon. fxthird rowl Sally Warren, Karen Steinle, Randy Erben, Ben McCaleb, Nancy Wilson, Bruce Barenblat, Marjorie Krajian, Rob Sweezy, Elizabeth Campbell, treasurer, Hal Agler, John Griffith, Lucy Duncan, Bruce Maurer, Melinda DeBriyn, secretary, Daina Wilbtu-n, J aekson Diehl. ffourth rowj John Hendry, Clay Becker, Quentin Baker, Thomas Nau, Sandra Vaughn, Deral Judy, Tom Stanley, Peter Bommer, John Ambler, Hans Mangold, Jeff Beal, Myron Gerhard. fnot picturedj Alice Ball, Mallory Caughey, Donna Balin, Becky Anderson, Debbie Arant, Leslie Eisenschmidt, Myron Gerhard, Barry Gleichenhaus, vice president, Loretto Martin, Lucia Tredici, David Liebmann, John Goudge, Lisa Miller, Sue Oppert, Jeff Sugarman, Heather Shultz, Sharon Wetz. 303 Socios hoblcm con fcciliclczd Spanish National Honor Society . . . 116 members . . . third year Spanish students . . . must maintain a B average . . . spring banquet. BELOW Qfirst rowj Randy Erben, president, Marianne King, vice president, Margaret Adams, treasurer, Mary Weller, secretary, Lynne Hendry, chaplain, Betsy Thaggard, sergeant-at-arms. fsecond rowj Blair Banks, Manette Gootee, Gale Gregory, Sherry Block, Susan Cook, Ann Rubsamen, Maggie Dahlgren, Jeanne Mc0mie, Debbie Dela- plane, Mary Spector. fthird rowj Susan Keahey, Debbie Benitez, Robin Cook, Lisa Ford, Ann Dalton, Liane Cox, Cecille Kuper, Jenni McCaleb. ff0l1l'th FOWJ LCC Lahourcade, J irnmy Paschal, Laura Eisen- schmidt, Anne Harwood, Sherrie Williams, Janelle Jones, Elaine Miller, Melanie Thorn- ton. ffifth rowlJanet Hans, Rosanne Doyle, Elizabeth Bury, Pat Reilly, Julie Kinser, Diana Miller. fsixth rowj Daina Wilbum, Elizabeth Perdue, Suzanne Woodley, Laura Liebman, Laura Gaines, Amy Beveridge. fseventh rowj John Griffin, Heidi Harnisch, Annie Castleberry, Cynthia Christian, Linda Liljenwall, Elizabeth Elizondo. Qeighth row5 Alice Ball, Donna Balin, Bob Jornayvaz, Glenn Holchak, Craig Clement, Thomas Nau, Mike Bronson. Knot picturedj Ste' Brannan, sergeant-at-arms, David Stewax sergeant-at-armsg Lisa Pawel, Gail Gra Jenny Killian, Donna Storm, John Dreyfu Kay Anderson, Barry Gleichenhaus, L1 Tynan, Elizabeth Ames, Tara Riklin, Sus: Brusenhan, Sandy Garza, Virginia M Gaughey, Diane Hierholzer, Heather Don lass, Ginny van Hardeveld, Debbie Dere Peggy Padilla, Elizabeth Campbell, Jacksc Diehl, Bob Kingman, Rosemary Marek, Ar Worrel, Martin Phillips, Stacy Brooner, J ol Gilliland, Carl Oliver, John Sulak, L Calvert, Genevieve Le Messurier, Juc Lewis, Stuart Gleichenhaus, Bruce Bare blat, Lee Ann Smith, Debbie Scott, Carrc Calvert, Rob Boldrick, Scott Walke Michelle Cooper, Leslie Yeager, Nam Levit, Stephen Diehl, Karen Goetting, Pa Dubose, Tim Wolff, Janet Pletz, Tere Helland, Steve Lewis, Joelle Miller, Ann Mock, Cathy Lyman, Nancy MacDowe Ginny Kinney, Lisa Burkhart, Tru Hiai Caroline Haight, Nancy Wilson. I l l 304 r 3 S 4 r 4 s l x i I E l s , , l, in KA ff 51" wwf' 59. J' LNHS Invites "A" Students 17 members . . . Latin National Honor Society . . . all students who have completed one year of Latin with an A average are formally invited into the club , . . certi- ficates awarded at luncheon in March. LEFT f first rowj Adrienne Atwell. f second rowj Carol Nlatula, secretary-treasurerg Lorie Lew, Evelyn MacDonald, Deral Judy. fthird rowj Lucia Tredici, vice presidentg Allan Smith, J ohn Brown, Bobby Howell, Stephen Dorsey. fnot pieturedj Rob Boldrick, presi- dentg Jim Daniel, Ralph Evans, Steve McDaniel, Peggy Picket, Ted Roberts, Stephen Springmeyer, Sandra Vaughn, Carol Wagner, Mrs. Norma Quarles, Sponsor. 305 In Concert: Mixed Chorus 4-3 members .. . audition for Mixed Chorus . . . Girls Ensemble and Chamber Choir auditions held later . . . Christmas and Spring concerts . . . per- form at Trinity University in Spring Music Festival. RIGHT Chamber Choir: ffirst rowj Bland Schwarting, Rudy Bishop, Lisa Miller, Miss Janis Hilbert, sponsor. fsecond rowj Diane Westberry, Becky Beer, Lucy Forrester, Cathy Kendall. fthird rowj Philip Duke, George Stieren, Lori Johnson. Knot pic- turedj Dean Daniels, Susie Everidge. 306 ABOVE, MIXED CHORUS tfirst rowj Robin Engle, Joan Stange, Laura Schwarting, John Villarreal, Rudy Bishop, John Hendry, Laura Miller, Lucy Forrester, Linda Butcher, Becky Furr, Cheryl Hartwig. 1 second rowj Jenice Whitten, Sabra Walker, historian, Maureen Buerkle, Arthur Flores, Stephen Swinney, Tom Fuhrman, Philip Duke, Martha Richardson, Cathy Kendall, Lori Johnson, vice presidentg Kim Fitz- gerald. fthird rowj Becky Beer, presidentg Connie Lock, Peggy Reid, Diane Westberry, Pat Clay, George Stieren, Kerry Barrow, Becky House, Liz Fearing, Chris Baltes. f fourth rowj Lisa Miller, Carol Matula, Mark Crabtree, Mike Wasson, Sandy Atherton, Robert McNeill, Randy Parr, Mona Pratt, Patti Gilhousen, Karen Klahn, librarian: Dawna McCarthy, secretary-treasurer. fnot picturedj Tommy Chiodo, Dean Daniels, Susie Everidge, Linda Reid, J ay Searcy, Shawn Shaw. LEFT, GIRLS ENSEMBLE: ffirst rowj Connie Lock, Lisa Miller, Laura Schwarting. f second rowj Becky Beer, Robin Engle, Lucy Forrester, Cathy Kendall. Q third rowj Maureen Buerkle, Lori Johnson, Patti Gilhousen, Kerry Barrow. fnot picturedj Susie Everidge. 307 Club reuses rummage Service club. . . 64 members... elected by teachers and old club mem- bers . , . participate in various com- munity serviee projects . . . host a rum- mage sale every spring. 308 ABOVE ffirst rowj Leesa Chiodo, Nancy Fuhrman, Molly Murray, Tara Riklin, Liz Fearing, Melinda DeBriyn, joan Stange, Rosanne Doyle, Mrs. Reid, sponsorg Margaret Ross, Karen Steinle. fseeond rowj Liz Elliott, Carol Matula, vice-president, Lucy Duncan, Peggy Gottlich, Janelle jones, recording secretary, Ann Dalton, Kelly Campbell, Virginia McGaughey, Pam Liljen- wall, Kay Anderson, Linda Kline. fthird row, Leslie Sebesta, Patty Price, Amy Hen- lcy, historian, Elizabeth Campbell. ffourth rowj Susan Sheldon, Karen Goetting, Dimi Maniatis, Susan Cook, Jenny van Harde- veld, Manette Gootee, jayeene Cox, 4 'fr Y ,f LJ 'fun Caroline Haight. fnot picturedj Elizabet Ames, Alice Ball, presidentgDebbie Benite: Cece Cheever, Debbie Cranford, parli, mentariang Carol Creeden, Leslie Eisel schmidt, Susie Everidge, Gail Gray, Anr Harwood, Karen Helmke, Lynne Hendrj Susie Hopkins, Lori Johnson, Marjor Krajian, Sue Oppert, Elizabeth Romani Donna Rowe, chaplain, Heather Schult Erin Shaw, Lee Smith, Donna Storm, trea urerg Phyllis Thomas, Lucia Tredici, Cynth Tryon, Sabra Walker, Sally Warren, corr sponding secretaryg Mary Weller, Sharc We tz, Sherrie Williams, Kathy Worley. Key Club fund-raises on river B8 members . . . elected by old mem- Jers . .. attend Kiwanis meetings weekly . . . sell programs at football games . . . rent cushions and sell pro- IELOW ffirst rowj Randy Erben, presi- dentg Lee Lahoureade, Secretary, Bgb iingman, treasurer, Mr. Walter DeBill, ponsorg Robert Seal, Br-uee Barenblatt, Otis '. Driftwood, Phillip Locke. fseeond rowj Stephen Diehl, John Conger, Craig Hicks, Scott Ricklin, Brad Barenblatt, Matt Griffin, ituart Gleiehenhaus, Clay Becker, Madison Imith, jackson Diehl, Howard Haring. K not grams for Fiesta Noche del Rio . . . attend regional Key Club meeting in San Antonio. pictured? Barry Gleiehenliaus, John Ambler, john Griffin, Todd Maclin, Jeff Sugarman, Tom Stanley, Lane Mitchell, Martin Phillips, Glenn l-lolchak, Bill Sawtelle, Bobby Cohen, Carl Oliver, Bobby Wray, John, Douglass, Sam Boldrick, David Rymer, Bobby Jornayvez, Mac Irvin, Steve Lewis, David Liebmann, Ben lVlcCaleb, vice president, Members letter in teom sports 59 members . . . UA" Club . . . consists of all athletes who have lettered in a Varsity sport . . . runs concession stands during basketball season . . . picnics in spring. ABOVE ffirst rowj Tommy Chiodo, Tc Bullard, Kevin Conger, Lisa Embs, Dar Rubreeht, Elizabeth Gaston, Clay Beck presidentg Randy Erben, treasurer. fseeo rowj Quentin Baker, Bob Kingman, T Garrison, George Stieren, Stephen Die Jack Chiodo. fthird row! Rob Sweet Karen Goetting, Pam Kirk, Ann Worr Phillip Locke, John Conger, Matt Griff Tom Fuhrman. ffourth rowj Elizabc Ames, Rudy Jimenez, sergeant at arr Lester McGilvay, Paul Jackson, Lee Smi' Erik Sanchez, Arthur Gutierrez. ffifth ro Robert MacDonald, Daina Wilburn, C4 Newman, David McAllister, Melil Tillotson, Marvin Rickabaugh. fnot p turedj Elliot Cunningham, vice preside Tom Stanley, sergeant at armsg Sc1 Walker, Cecil Martinez, Leigh Fisch Elizabeth Romano, George Livesay, Kat MeCalpin, Pat Reilly, Diana Miller, Ar Marming, Richard Hocott, Kelly Theis, Mi Wisdom, Bruce Cunningham, David Lill john Hendry, Bobby Wray, Mas Matthews, Clarence Bourgeois, Da' Sielski, Alex Tringle, Mark Nelson., Ste Brannan, Mr. Harry McBain, sponsor. HPTV spotlights AH happenings Six members Hoot Print televislon interest , . . broadcast information pro- opcn to those interested in T V grams once or twice a month, during production interview interesting advisory. ABOVE ffirst rowj Ed Sparks, chief tech- nical engineerg Debbie Haas, television producerg air personalityg Wendell Hall, HP editorg Mike Bronson, assistant directorg cameramang David Black, program directorg ajr personalityg Clifton Valley, audiog Mrs. Mary Norman, sponsor. WENDELL, DEBBIE, AND DAVID fabove left, line up for their turn at the audio input before a telecast. TELEVISION TECH- NICIANS fleftj Mike, Ed, and Clifton focus the HP TV cameras on Olmos photographer Scott McClanahan. 311 ABOVE ffirst rowj Julie Thomas, sports editorg ,loc Tyler, circulation managerg jane McConnell, associate editorg Wendell Hall, editor-in-chiefg Lisa Millcr, advertising man- ager. f second rowj Mike Bronson, photog- rapherg Rick Kelsey, editorial editorg Marjorie Krajian, business managerg Leslie Sebesta, typist. Knot pieturedj Russell Ahlstrom, typistg Hal Agler, managing news editorg Scott Perdue, associate editorg Mrs, Mary Norman, sponsor. 312 Qi ,Qf"' 45,1 - Yi .jr-' ,, 1 ' ,, V , , ,..- A 1' ' ' 1 tw, .V I.. eff I. 3 , Vit if , V , Q 42 ' 'fig in ' '., ':', Iv Q ., , JA' -f -E f , - A li- f- - ,wus 4- 3. ,J Qi fd -52 2 I W, Q A ,, 'Ei Q.-up .1 A 1 , ' it :A Q -' p ,V J.: A -fiii ,u Q- up I ,q w if X C. 'K "i 7 i A u 'M if ttt 'ft kt b 5 , iq 5. K . 5 Q -s q , , v - Q p I , Q S 'fig A s ' d f 1 i L tiitt , r O I i ' I i Iesi . B fx ,.. C .Q 4 kfk. I I A my ' 4 'Q l ",,k 15- e -'.. . :" H esttt f A it , . if L A I' I ,,' , A ' S EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS JANE MCCONNELL, LISA MILLER, WENDELL HALL, AND EDITORIAL EDITOR RICK KELSEY fbelowj discuss editorials to be used in thc next issue of the Hoof Print. HAL AGLER, MANAGING NEWS EDI- TOR, f below leftj checks galley proofs against copy for printer errors. ,I OE TYLER HELPS LESLIE SEBESTA KFAR LEFTQ spell a name correctly for a Hoof Print story, while J ulie Thomas copyreads a story for an upcoming athletic event. sm,.-as03!Fv'fW- " ' 'I wt F? B ,, Y Z fi all fin W . ,l. ii L f'u"'? My cis. tg I V1 Ni-'R fa ' I-' I 19 7 as rf X if eg? 'Q ai K f' 1 L Q jig ' 'au if ri ra 4+ if 2 , 5, in A P 1 A , I gfrr , eg I. V QQ , , L , k I Q Sitges 'I A WXQXXMBL A. A HP...call news fit to print I2 members . . . Hoof Print second and third year journalism students . . . produce bi-weekly newspaperg respon- sible for publication . . . compile, edit, and sell school calendars . . . field trips to newspaper plantsg guest speakers. 313 LEFT ffirst row, Polly Payne, staff. fsecond rowj Liane Cox, Junior Class editor, Amy Henley, assistant sports editor, Allison Herder, faculty editor, Karyn King, assistant faculty editor. fthird row, Mike Fanning, photographer, Betsy Thaggard, assistant lay- out, Holly Nicholson, index editor, Caroline Haight, honorary clubs editorgjaycene Cox, ad manager, Jeanne McOmie, assistant Junior Class editor, Valerie Wenger, Fresh- man Class editor, Lellen Fowlkes, activity clubs editor, Pam Kirk, assistant honorary clubs editor, Anne Harwood, Senior Class editor, Clay Becker, photographer, ffourth rowj David Park, sports editor, Laura Lieb- mann, assistant Sophomore Class editor, 314 Maggi Dahlgren, Sophomore Class editor, Adrienne Atwell, assistant clubs editor, Molly Murray, photographer, Molly Collins, assistant index editor, Kim Scott, assistant Senior Class editor. ffifth rowj Elizabeth Campbell, editor-in-chief,Jeff Kruger, assist- ant sports editor, Randy Harlan, assistant sports editor, Sally Frazier, art editor, Ann Kaufman, layout editor, John Dreyfus, assistant editor. fnot picturedj Jim Adams, photography editor, Howard Haring, pho- tographer, Scott McClanahan, photographer, Leo Tynan, photographer, Melissa Adams, assistant Freshman Class editor, Jackson Diehl, sports writer, Mrs. Mary Norman, sponsor. Clmos reflects 74's unique icl 33 members . . . cover school year, stu- dents, sports, academics, clubs, and administration in a spring-delivered annual meet five deadlines with publisher during the year run English teachers out of their Work- room. JOHN 'SGROUCHOM DREYFUS fleftj explains to Elizabeth Campbell that tusks are loser in Alabama. EXECUTIVE STAFF fbelow leftj Ann Kaufman, john Dreyfus, Sally Frazer, Betsy Thaggard, Elizabeth Campbell, and jim Adams develop the 1974 Olmos theme. SALLY FRAZER fbelowj beams with pleasure as staff members approve her art work. MARTY THOMPSON frightj creates a poem for the spring Jabberwocky. CINDY GEPPERT AND SUSAN KEAHEY fbelowj stimulate their imaginations for jab in high places. I if - .ia im- ob thrives on .iuclent input D members . .. ,labherwoeky . .. Jen to interested students . . . com- le and publish a winter and a spring agazine . . . contributions consist of Dems, short stories, drawings, photos . show movies to raise money. BELOW ffirst rowj Courtney Phillips, edi- torg Marty Thompson, editorg treasurerg Greg McAlpin, Rosalyn Biskin, Mary Spector, Melanie Long, Page Bristol, David Yarrite. fsecond rowj Robert Seal, editorg Bob Boldrick, editorg Cindy Geppert, David Gugenheim, Belinda Yarrite, Larry Ray, Susan Keahey, John Dreyfus. f not pieturedj Molly Collins, Helen Huff, Betsy Landsman., George Mead, Miss Penny Lakich, sponsor. 1 3' PM' 'fx it 'D LosAmigos send cxmigos flowers l28 members . . . for all second year Spanish students interested in the lan- guage see NEI Grecow dancers on the river . . . sell beanrollsg carnations for Valentines Day spring trip, attended by members who have enough cultural, academic, work, and money points. 318 LEFT ffirst rowl Pam Kirk, Ann Dalton, historiang Craig Clement, Janet Hans, Heather Douglass, Ginia MeGaughy, Lellen Fowlkes, Ann Rubsamen. fsecond rowj Liane Cox, Marianne King, treasurerg Kay Anderson, Polly Payne, Margaret Adams, Lisa Ford, Suzanne Woodley, Linda Liljenwall, Janelle Jones, vice president, fthird rowj Nancy Wilson, points chairmang Lynne Hendry, Cynthia Christian, Eric Voight, Laura Eisenschmidt, Elizabeth Perdue, Maggi Dahlgren, Lisa Pawel, Laura Gaines. ffourth rowj Betsy Thaggard, busi- ness manageri Melissa Tillotson, secretaryg Alice Ball, presidentg Sherry Block, Manette Gootee, Vicki Trammel, ffifth rowj Sherri Williams, Donna Balin, Jenise Whitten, Heidi Harnisch, Blair Banks, Annie Mock, Virginia Drought, Madison Smith, Cathy Clegg, Lee Smith, Lee Lanourcade, Emily Heitcamp, Jeanie Kinney, Randy Erben, chaplaing Gail Gregory, Paul Dubose, Melanie Thornton f not pictured? Amy Beveridge, Page Bristol, Mike Bronson, Lisa Burkhardt, Nancy Brusenhan, Susan Brusenhan, Elizabeth Bury, Carrol Calvert, Roland Castillo, Annie Castleberry, Pete Cavazos, Rachel Cheyney, Michele Clark, Jimmy Clements, Nancy Cloud, Bobby Cohen, Robin Cook, Maggi Dahlgren, Dickie Davis, Stephen Diehl, John Dreyfus, Elizabeth Elizondo, Jenny Embs, Sarah Ford, Stuart Gleichenhaus, Karen Goetting, Jeanne Graham, Gail Grey, Caroline Haight, Anne Harwood, Teresa Helland, Karen Helmke, Bobby Jornayvaz, Sara Jung, Mitch Kaliff, Susan Keahey, Bob Kingman, Helen Krueger, Cecile Kuper, Cindy Ladd, Genevieve Le Messurier, Nancy Levit, Judy Lewis, Steve Lewis, Laura Liebman, Pam Liljenwall, Cathy Lyman, Todd Maelin, Rosemary Marek, Kathy MeAlpin, Jenni McCaleb, Nancy McDonald, Nancy McDowell, Jeanne McOmie, Diane Miller, Elaine Miller, Joelle Miller, Lisa Miller, Mark Mobley, Becky Morris, Mike 0'Neill, Jimmy Paschal, Lisa Pawel, Rusty Pierce, Janet Pletz, Feliz Ramos, Elizabeth Romano, Margaret Ross, Margaret Saunders, Debbie Scott, Kim Scott, John Sealy, Sabrina Shawd, Mary Spector, David Stewart, Debbie Stewart, Sheila Thompson, Jimmy Thurmond, Mare Van Schendo, Ginny Van Hardeveld, Mary Weller, Ann Worrel. LOS AMIGOS OFFICERS fleftj Melissa Tillotson, Betsy Thaggard, Ann Dalton, Alice Ball, Nancy Wilson, Janelle Jones, Marianne King, and Randy Erben take the long route to Mexico. Los Componeros make tortillas 35 members . . . points system similar to Los Amigos . . . volunteer work for organizations like Christmas Clearing Bureau . . . learn to make tortillas. BELOW ffirst rowj Vivian Garner, Kar McClain. fsecond rowj Zetta Young, Sal Golden, Lucy Hartwell, jean Checver, pre dentg Jackie McDavid, Lynne Stanlf Marianne Wolf, Pixie Newman, Mi jefferson, Norma Luna, Michelle Maha jenny Mobley, Marijean Eng, Valei Wenger, Barbara Oppenheimer, Laura Sula Lauren Kinzie, Carol Clapp, Amy Davi fthird rowj John Meyer, Heather Dav Patricia Mok, Julie Rogers, Nancy Haigl ffourth rowj Hillary Douglass, Bea Avai Mary Frances Haerr, 1 fifth rowj lris Samso Susan Gruber, Melissa Adams, Anne Roge: fsixth rowj Lou Celia Stubbs, Joan Cheevn secretary. LOS COMPANEROS OFFICERS fbelowj are great companions. TWO LOS COM- PANEROS MEMBERS SEARCH fleftj for their dues among the pennies at the bottom of the Governor's Palace patio pool. 321 Latin Club sells slaves 62 members . . . for Latin lovers . .. host slave auction . . . sell candy, spon- sor rock hand concerts . . . money raised sends delegates to national con-V vention . . . a Christmas and Spring banquet. RIGHT ffirst rowj Mrs. Norma Quarles, sponsor, Adrienne Atwell, Carol Matula, consulsg Evelyn McDonald, Karen Calvert, Cecilla Hair, Julia Callaway, Mariglen Wilson, historiang Tom Bullard, pontifex maximus. fsecond rowj Tom Presly, Karen Jensen, Lawna Garcia, Mary Ellen Koch, Donna Morel, Lucia Tredici, Blair Jackson, Allan Smith, jim Daniell, Ned Lee, Bob Howel, Stephen Dorsey, John Brown, Hollis Harrell, Eric Hauge, Stephen Swinny, Briget Burns, scribag Deral Judy, centurionesg Alison Herder, Carol Van Norman, Matthew Bury, Lori Lew, Sandy Smith, Sylvia Luna, Lynette Thompson, Sandy Pantalion, Ann Keeling, Stuart Seal, fnot picturedj Gene Ames, Gary Archer, Rob Boldrick, tribunusg Doug Burns, Catherine Caldwell, George Carroll, Deborah Chenault, Mike Earhart, Ralph Evans, quaestorg David Fey, Bobby Goudge, Karen Hart, Debbie Norton, Nancy 0'Neal, Richard Pena, Sandy Pantalion, Patty Price, Susan Saigh, Robert Splinter, Stephen Springmeyer, Carol Wagner, Rene Zuehl. THOMAS BULLARD, MARIGLEN WILSON, LECIA TREDICI, AND CAROL MATULA PROVE,Qrightj that Latin is a dead language. 322 "Ni . J, fff on ' Q., 45- r -' fa? 'ffw -'- x.. nr., . , XTIN SCHOLARS fabovej play follow the lder on a club outing. ' 'Midi ji? ws? 5' Ep it: ' 4 WM 515' ..,. N 3 1 J. P A iw? Xt ,L 2: "ri 4 "'G'f'Q:.,i. ' v L .- Q9 W German Club sells Gummies 419 members promotes interest in the German culture . . . bus in the fall to the Wurstfest in New Braunfels . . . sell Gummi Bears, homemade cakes . . . sponsor spirit ear wash . .. send delegates to Texas Association of German students in Arlington . . . formed an Alamo Heights National Honor Society For German students . . . earoling at Christmas. 'Q it 324 LIZ HEMMICK TALKS fabovej to J Tyler and Karen Klahn in German sign L guage. -., ,,,...,.,.f-7 llfl CHD fElS 2, LEFT ffirst rowl Mr. Tim McMilljan, spon- sorg Amy Henley, presidentg Annette Poplin, Karen Oslrum, Glenna Ransleben. fsecond rowj Ede Goza, Karen Ulrich, Joe Tyler, Jane McConnell, Nancy Ul1'ich.fthi1'd rowj Clifton Valley, Brad Barenblat, Tab Tidmore, Valerie Sobey, l-lal Agler, Bill West, Emily Egan, Liz Fearing, Kay Kline, Myron Gerhard, Cynthia Tryon. 1, LIZ FEARING, HAL AGLER, AMY HENLEY, AND MYRON GERHARD FORM fleftj a sausage of officers. DALE SHOUTS, LIZ SHOUTS, EDE SHOUTS, fabovej they all shout for sourkraut. BELOW ffirst r0Wl Kevin Rilcy, Richard Alba, Randy Sandoz, Bea Moye, secretary and food chairman, Jeff Kruger, Lisa Mauldin. fsecond row, Anabelle Ardid, Susan Turner, Dawna McCarthy, Jamie Boerner, president, Anne Ostrum, points chairmang Michele Le Francois, treasurerg Pat Burton, lVlrs. Almeda Hodge, sponsc Greg McAlpin. fthird rowj Eliza Perkir Wanda Davidyan, vice president. Knot pi turedj Bill Collins, Liz Evans, Sal F ergeson, Larry Fuller, julie Kinser, Rob Meyer, Lucic Norton, Scott Presnell, Les: Ray, Mark Robertson, Doris Zarate. gf .- . 4 Sons Souci brings Pciree to S! 28 members attend meetings of Alliance Francaise QFrcnch Club of San Antonioj . . . camp out .. . have bake sales, Christmas party .. .attend French Symposium, Trinity Spee Festival and Trinity films . . . end the year banquet at La Louisiamle. Library Aides book-bound set 31 members . . . assist librarians in filing books, keeping library straight . . . three or four members work each period of the day. BOVE ffirst rowj Debbie Blackbmn, Carol oel, David Keahey. fsecond rowj Anna ustamente, Debbie Deres, john Weebles, Melanie Long, Nancy Vinklarek, Evelyn cDonald. fthird rowj lVlrs. Helen Wallace, ibrariang Mrs. Dorothy Harbordt, librariang Mrs. Mary Thompson, librarian. fnot pic- turedj Randall Ahlstrom, Richard Alba, pril Anderson, Jimmy Carter, Louise legg, John Davidson, Betty Gandy, Nina enderson, Robert House, Scott Judson, Rlryan Kost, Melanie Long, Bob Madden, Liz arrow, David Sale, John Shawd, Ramiro olello, Danny Straus, Phillip Thomas, herri Thrailkill, Hulse Wagner, Danny iggens. 327 RIGHT ffirst rowj Dede Demsey, Cynthia Tryon, presidentg Lucia Tredici, Chris Balles, Linda Luna. fsecond rowj Maggi Dahlgren, Sara Jung, Stuart Seal, Adrienne Atwell, secretary, Mr. John Adams, sponsor. fthird rowj Susan Saigh, Molly Collins, Jackie lVlcDavid, vice president. fnot pic- turedj Debbie Almstead, Cathy Ball, Becky Bostick, Brian Grubs, Pat Burton, Susan Cook, Judi Daniel, Robin Engle, historian, Liz Hemmick, Lynne Hendry, Mark Jack- son, Kathy Kohenberger, Betsy Landsman, Pam Liljenwall, Polly Payne, Randy Robinson, Iris Sansom, treasurer, Reyne Syma, Laura Valley, Diana Westberry. 328 Arts and Crafts highlight show 30 members . . . Art Club open to any- techniques enter Striving Artis one interested in art work with 9how1nApr1l different mediums . . . share ideas and No room for one deof here 38 members . . . Instrumental Music . . music appreciation club for band embers. .. . . study types of music nd their background .. . attend ymphonies . . . listen to SAC presen- ,ations of music played on antique nstruments. ABOVE ffust rowl Randy Penn, Susan Sheldon, president. fsecond rowj Janet Shulte,Yolanda Gomez, Phyllis Thomas, Susan Duncan, Dimi Maniatis, jenny Embs, Thomas Nau, Richard Jones, Linda Barker. fthird rowj Ronald Calderon, Teresa Pitman, Martha Richardson, Steve Douglass, Russel Pickett, Bruce Maurer, Robert Calderon, Susie Hopkins, Rosanne Doyle, Martha Spivey, Mark Robertson, Richard Pfeil. ffourth rowl Tracy Griggs, Mary Frances Haerr, Robin Cook, Clifton Valley, Lucy Duncan, Stacy Jenkins, Mike Bronson, Nancy Comer, Ann Ostrum, Jimmy Paschal, Scott Mitchel, Sandra Vaughn, Marigeen Wilson, Debbie Almstead. 329 Club stresses creative work 25 members . . . Drama Club . . . held drama workshop for interested chil- dren . . . prepare for the 15 yearly con- tests . . . share ,dramatic ideas . . . produce a student directed play . . . tell stories at orphanages and hospitals. RIGHT ffirst rowj Mr. William H. Swinny, sponsor. fsecond rowl Scott Kaak, scribe, Ede Goza., Debbie Raider. fthird rowj Ted Roberts, Tara Ricklin, Nancy MacDonald, Julie Hilton, Cathy Kendall, secretary. ffourth rowl Mimi Jefferson, Linda Kline, Lisa Embs, treasurer, Peggy Padilla, presi dent, Kim Fitzgerald, Mike White, ffifth rowl Sarita Brown, vice president. fsixth rowj Greg lVlcAlpin, Louisa Holzchuher, Larry Fuller. fseventh rowj Jonathan Steinberg, J on Gurdia, Debbie Rosales. 330 sl ,gr , BELOW ffirst rowj Kevin Brady, Arthur Gutierrez. fsecond rowj Will Loomis, David Rubrecht. fthird rowj Scott Moore, Tony Moltini. ffourth rowj Fred Pfrviffer, Bay Romano. ffifth rowj Gus Schreiner, Matt Gottljch. fsixth rowj Jack Chiodo, Danny Dobbs, Bobby Howell, Thorton Goetting, Tom Stanley, Brian Brady, Mike Fanning, Darrel Duggar, Lester McGilvray, John Walters, Billy Lehne. fseventh rowj Tom Walters, George Livesay, Bobby Wray, Madkon Smith, Larry Beck, Martin Virgil, Larry Balser, Tom Fuhrman, Marcus Miller. feighth rowj Billy Carlston, Carl Haunte. fninth rowj Clay Becker, Randy Erben. ftenth rowj Wes Williams, John Hendry. feleventh rowj Mr. Larry Martin, sponsor. is i t 7 FCA sponsors Korean child 40 members . . . Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes foster parent for a Korean child . . . raise money by fixing toys at Christmas . . . carol at nursing homes . . . try to promote Christianity . . . send delegates to convention. Equestrian Club hits the trail 40 members . . . promote an interest in party in December . . . Visit breeding horses and equitation . .. field trips farms . . . travel to King Ranch in and trail rides . . . speakers and films spring. ride at Pantathalon Stable RIGHT ffirst rowj Lisa Carr, Lori Koenig, . it-1, Clifton Stiggers, Tina Barneburg, Ann , Grassel, Ronnie Arbetter, Carol Noel. fsecond rowj Anne Keeling, Carolyn Gottardy, Rosemary Marek, Lori Ray, Molly Murray, vice president, Lynn Green, Bill Schoelzel, Cathy Ball, Elizabeth Bury. fthird rowj Monica Rubrecht, Molly Collins, Allison Herder, presidentg Lori Payne, Lori Harshaney, Stacy Reed. Q not picturedj Kelly Boyer, Rosemary Chavez, Debbie Davidyan, Wanda Davidyan, Tracy Griggs, Dana Hundley, Cindy J ones, Laurie Koeing, Mary Lyons, Leslie Luttrell, Kathy Matula, Lisa Miller, historian, Diane Sartain, Nina Simonson, Vicki Trammcl, treasurer, Deidre Van Norman, Debbie Carr, Kim Scott, Clifton Stiggers. MOLLY MURRAY JUMPS ELECTRICIAN fabovej at the Boots and Saddles Club. 332 ALLISON HERDER SITS TALL ffar Ieftj in Rocketas saddle. STACY REED fbelowj talks some horse sense into Clifton Stiggefs ear. AT THE AGE OF SIX, ROSIE IS STILL BOTTLE FED fleftj by Mrs. Veta Wright and Mary Lyons. 333 Members study oriental cull 2 8 members . . . study the philosoph of the oriental Martial Arts .. practice means of combat that can bi used on the symbolic or literal leve . . . picnic, View slides, listen to stories ABOVE ffirst rowj Charles Randall, Aristedes Priokos, president, Matthew Bury, Dimi Maniatis, secretary, Bill Weaver. fsecond rowl Trey Scott, Hans Mangold, lVlr. Larry Hampton, sponsor, Tracy Griggs, sergeant-at-arms, Angelita Longoria, Sally Ferguson. fthird rowj Sandy Seymour, vice president, Jenny Embs, chaplain, Lucy lei l Duncan, treasurer, Bill Van Bibber. Q not pi turedj Robin Cook, Ann Creech, Liz Evan Leslie Fuller, Sarah Harte, Debbie Haa John Hardman, Kin Klockly, Melanie Lon Danny Morendo, John Norton, Beto Pin Tara Riklin, Trey Scott, Paul Scravan Sally Stebbins, Byron Tapia, Katl Thornhill. 4, Q . "Hx, . 1 .ff I he if -31 Club members aid elderly 5 members . . . Red Cross Council . . . 3t as volunteers for the new VA Hos- ital . . . provide Halloween parties for arriage Squire Nursing Home and hanksgiving parties for Holmgjreen hildrenis Shelter ... Valentine, aster and Spring projects. I . ii A fvfmdll A ' D ABOVE ffirsl row, Laura Swarting, joan Stange, vice presidentg Hal Agler, Robin Engle, Mrs. Almeda Hodge, sponsor. f second rowl Lisa Pawel, presidentg Leslie Sebesta, Bea Moye, historian and chaplaing Wanda Davidyan, secretaryg Kay Anderson, treas- urerg Sandra Gray. fthird rowj Linda Reid. fnot picturedj Margaret Adams, Leslie Eisenschmidt, student directorg Cindy Spunge, sergeant at armsg Mary Weller. 335 Young Democrats support DNC 35 members . . . work in conjunction with Democratic National Committee and other national Democratic organi- zations . . . participate in Democratic BELOW ffirsl rowj Melanie Kaliff, Debbie Haas, Hal Agler, assistant directorg Hollis Harrell. fsecond rowj Wendell Hall, directorg Tara Ricklin, Peggy Padilla, Julie Thomas, campaigns, particularly during electic years . . . have speakers . . . work wi' Common Cause. Jim Adams. fthird rowb Judi Lewis, trez urerg Linda Kline, Mitch Kaliff. fnot pi lured, John Dreyfus, Miss Paula Fran sponsor. i ii gt F A H N 'YT x 2' M I Q ,lk 5 V -.,,.: . r . Z. Club knocks cruelly F5 members . . . division of the population to the public . . . Visit City llumane Society . . . work to improve Hall and other government bodies in :onditions in the dog pound . . . the interest of kindness to animals. :Xpress the dangers of pet over- LEFT ffirst rowj Felix Ramos, Lisa Burkhart, Dianne Hierholzen, Marjorie Verner, Miss PaulalFranz. fseeond rowxp Wanda Davidyan, Linda Sherwood, Stacy Riley, Debbie Dclapane, Jessica Rodriguez. fthird rowl Dale Youngs, Liz Fearing, Debbie Johnson. ffourth rowl Susan Goldberg. ffifth rowj Debbie Scott. fnot picluredl Barbara Barneburg, Steve Berler, Alezander Brady, Melodic Chavarie, Ann Creech, Pauline Dolch, John Dreyfus, Lisa limbs, jackie Gales, Andrew Gurwilz, Wendell Hall, Pam Hegadus, Diana Hughes, Brad Lawton, Tina Lohse, Minnie Martinez, Janet Peacock, Powell Poindexler, Sterling Rohde, Susie Schrag, John Stakes, joan Slange, Karen Steinle, Julie Thomas, Cynthia Tryon, Kathy Worley, Erick Wratten. 337 Common Cause activates AHHS 23 members .. . share u definite inlcresl in politics .. . the only high school branch of an adult, nationwide organization . .. learn how students can work L0 Support their cause effectively for their political views. RIGHT ffirsl rowl Mary Spector, Belinda Yarrita, David McAllister, Andrew Gurwitz, Powel Poindexter. fsecond rowl Steve Roof, Ann Kaufman, Jimmy Franks, Emily Heitkcamp, Suzy Schrag. fthird rowl Melanie Kaliff, Janet Peacock, Gail Gregory. ffourtli rowj ,lohn Gilliland, presidentg Wendell Hall, Mouretle Rockstroh, Mitch Kaliff. ffiftli rowl Heidi Walters, Lisa Embs, Louise Clegg, Don Yarrita. fsixth rowl John Dreyfus, Miss Paula F ranz, sponsor. 338 I I 1 l W l 4 5 fs if 2 l 1 3 iBOVE ffirst rowj Gilbert Garcia, vice resident, Nancy Dinius. fsecond rowj lictor Rodriguez, Able Delossantos, Nancy chulte, Ana Carter, Ricky Dickens, Mr. times Tatsch, sponsor. fthird rowj Mike odriguez. Aquarium Club, fun with fish Eight members .. . share each others knowledge of fish . . . breed pure bred fish . . . attend lectures at the Witte and at the zoo. LEFT ffirst rowj Mark G 1 L en ry, sergeant-at armsg R d H - ' b '- an y arlan, president, Vivian Gamer, Secretary. fsecond rowj Max SITOZier, vice presidentg Steven Lew, Doug Burns, treasurer. fnot picturedj John Bobbif, Billy Muerin, Mrs. Countess Nixon, sponsor. AH sharks hong out at Abner's Billiards Club . . . 16 members . . . hold tournament among club members meet at Abneras Pool Hall to play and during year. practice pool . . . share techniques 339 Office skills 0EA'S business Office Education Association 30 members . .. learn business skills . . . compete in typing contests in Kerrville . . . study to become secretaries, bookkeepers, bank tellers, machine operators, and computer programmers. RIGHT ffirst rowj Linda Sherwood. fsecond rowj Syd lVloore, Toni Kay Thompson, Sue Oppert, Joan Brumfield, Doris Alvarez. fthird rowj Bonnie Wissler, Carol Smith, Laura Laremore, Delisa Andrews, Linda Boring, Tina Martinez. ffourth rowj Helen Krueger, Peggy Foster, Diana Bigler, jane Costa, Leslie Eisenschmidt, Minnie Martinez. ffifth rowj Donna Rowe, Terry Colunga, Sharon Wetz, Nancy Telolte, Kathy Worley. fsixih rowj Jim Cox, Vicki Trammel, Carol Creeden, Kim Harington, Shelly Zimmerman, Rachael Chaney. 340 TAHOS oids hospitol 2 4 members - - -T6X8S ASS0Ci21iiOll Of W0rk at NortheastBapt1sl llospital Health Occupations Students . .. plan send delegates to the dlslrlct eonven careers in areas of health . . . use skills lign in February llearned in health occupations class to ABOVE ffirst rowj Kathy Perry, Kelly Campbell, presidentg ,Ian Scott. fseeond n-owl Arsenio Lopez, Marion Prucha, vice presidentg jeff Hinson, Jo Arma Dyer, histo- riang Diana Hughes, reporter, Ginger Wilson. lfthird rowj Michael Boehme, Connie Talk, Lorraine Salazar, parliamentariang Elida elos Santos, Ana Garza, John Savant. fourth rowj Louise Chamberlain, Pauline Dolch, secretaryg Vicki Canales, Ruth Clark, treasurer, Yolanda Garcia, Linda Reid, aurine Buerkle, Cathy Lyman, Mrs. Helen ynan, sponsor, Doug Finlayson. 42 DECA members work, compete 28 members . . . Distributive Edu- cation Clubs of America . . . third and fourth period meetings hold jobs in the afternoon . . . compete in Sales demonstrations, job interviews, and public speaking at the district and state conventions. LEFT ffirst rowj Margi Paloma, Mr. Tim Lucchelli. Q second rowj Sandy Garza. fthird row, Lee Ann Martin, Patty Gil1ette,Julia Scarsella, Cynthia Perkins, Sharilyn Owings, Rita Lopez, Diana Chavez, Diane Wetzel, Ricky Hughes, John Couch, Maria Soileau, Bill Newton, ffourth row? Julie Alyn. BELOW ffirst rowl Barbara Burnard, Phillip Marsh, Jennie Wendell, Laura Montgomery, Lisa Burhman, Ross Anderson, Belinda Bragg. fsecond rowj Mary Delgado, Raymond Canales, Molly McMil1ian, Jennifer Chambers, Marla Stone, Dale Robinson, Mr, Luechelli, sponsor. 34 FHA emigrctes to Mexico Future l-lomemakers of America .. . 35 members . . . integral part of voca- tional homemaking . . . state and national club .. ,humanistic projects include recycling eyeglasses . . . sponsor parent-student buying trip to Mexico. RIGHT ffirst rowj Cheryl Hartwig, Robin Meyer, Debbie Delapane, treasurer, Jeanne McCreless, presidentg Ann Kaufman. fseeond rowj Lisa Yost, Leslie Ray, Lucy Hartwell, Jenny Embs, sergeant-at-arms, Joan Stange, sergeant-al-armsg Jeanie Kinney, secretaryg Lori Ray, Carolyn Gottardy. fthird row, Gail Gregory, Mary Jane Perrill, Valerie Sobey, Laura Chamberlain, Emily Hycamp, Ann Wilson, Suzi Preston, Reyne Syma, Gina Buchannon, Julie Rogers. ffourth rowj Debbie Dingel, lVIrs. Ursula George, sponsorg Mis. Nila Earle, sponsorg Nancy McDowel, Laura Brovm, Elaine Hurst, Blair Banks, Susan Swearingen, Jennie Wendell, Mrs. Elaine Carol, sponsor, Susie Schragg. fnot picturedj Jaycene Cox, vice president, Pam Kirk, Pam Liljenwall, Donna McCarthy, historian. 344 Zmwewws 2' C 345 ix 'ia O- 63, N ., 4 "1 , Board of Trustees ....... Central Administration ...... High School Administration . . High School Secretaries ..... Maintenance Administration .....34'7 352 .....354 .....355 Guidance ................... .... 3 56 Instructional Leadership Team ....358 Board of Trustees fseatedj Mrs. Carl G. Jockusch, lVh'. Ralph C. Ware, vice presidentg Mr. Paul H. Smith, presidentg Mr. Eugene L. Ames, Jr., secrelaryg fstandingj Dr. William J. Block, Jr., lVlr. William Ochse, Mr. Harvey Erben, 'assistant secretary. l N 34 Central Administration Mr. Allan G. Cannon, Superintendent. it .,,J X W - ,1 1 ' F . jo f 99 254 ,Q .fu ft. QQ W 1 , Q. ' ix Q .x , N , f W f :.. ff K .- f , 'S SN iii?" X . E' L ,Q ,,-- . uggfys FAR LEFT Mr. Max D. Kahn, Business Manager and Tax Assessor Collector. LEFT Mr. Floyd J. Crouch, Assistant to the Super- intendent. S sssl ABOVE Miss Jane Hill, Instructional Assist- ant to the Superintendent. LEFT Dr. Donald E. Sabol, School Psychiatrist, Director, Educational Development Center. 349 ABOVE Mrs, Mary Norman, director, public informationg RIGHT Mrs. Glyn Taylor, bookkeeperg Mrs. Trox Perry, directorg Mrs. Lucile Eyehorn, bookkeeper. 350 V! 4,-' X Q ,Lg LEFT fsealedj Mr. Waller F. Clascn. accounts payable. fstandingj Mrs. Esther Flatow, clerkg lVlrs. Dora Barrientos, tax clerkg Mr. Gerlad H. George, accountantg Mrs. Anna Mary Ward, dep. tax assessorg lVIrs. Alice Cattanach, payroll clerkg Mr. Jake Beckham, accountsg Mrs. Ruth Canion, secretaryg lVlr. Raymond J. Dees, purchasing. BELOW Secretaricsg fseatedj Mrs. Ann Tiftfstandingj Mrs. Vera Z. Hilbert, Mrs. Grace B. Parr, Miss Helen Dawson, Mrs. Sylvia S. Novier, receptionist. fnot picturedj Mrs. Linda Lynd. BELOW LEFT Mr. Nick Baxter, Miss Brenda Atkins, Mrs. Caren Bcller, cduca- tional diagnosticians. LEFT Mrs. Pat Johnson, assistant director, EDC. High School Administration Mr. Harry B. Orem, Prmclpal. BELOW Mr. Vernon Adams, Assistant Jrincipal. BOTTOM Mr. Dan Sciaraffa, Xssistant Principal. High Schoo Secretaries BELOW Mrs. Nan Hall, Mrs. Doris E. Duffy al l endanuc ', .,', .. W,,. , ,.W,, Ea +L vuhir-WM ' , i vm awww- --13 --A.. ABOVE fstandingj Mrs. Sara Shaw, Mrs. Helen Bolding fnot picturedj, Mrs. Mary Freeland, Principal's office. RIGHT fseatedj Mrs. Betty Lynn Horn, fstandingj Mrs. Brenda Snipes fnot pictwedj, Mrs. Shirley Koffman, guidance. 54 B 151 Q-J. attire 5. ,,. Y Maintenance, Cafeteria LEFT fseatedj Mr. Fauslino Sanchez, Mr. Tony Orozeo, Mr. Seferino Mireles, lVlr. Hemy Hernandez, fstandingj Mr. Martine Lee. 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BELOW Mr. Abe Prince, counselor. l 2 'Y . , i, - E, ,, ,. 1 Lfafifiv BELOW Mrs. Paula Wright, counselor LEFT Mrs. Flora Lightfoot, vocational counselor. 357 ILT Instructional Leadership Team . . . composed of students and teachers, evaluating curriculum . . . suggestions and ideas welcome from any delegation . . . team serves as advisory body to the principal. 358 New lnstructional Leadership Team fstandingj Mr, john Torbert, chairman, special cdu- cationg Susan Cook, student secrctaryg Mrs. Mary Thompson, library representaliveg Mrs. Mary Lee Durham, chairman, Englishg Mr. James Tatsch, chairman, Physical Educa- tiong fseatedj Mrs. Countess Nixon, chair- man, Scienceg Mr. Vernon Adams, ILT chairmang Mary Barbara Oppenhimer, fresh- man reprcsentativeg Mary Spector, Student Council representative, Leo Tynan, Senior rcprescntativeg fnot picturedj Mr. Johnnie Eng, chairman, Foreign Languagcg Mrs. Rose Ellcn Ranson, ehai.rman, Inter-related Artsg Mrs. Marie Schwarz, chairman, Mathematicsg Mrs. Mary Zuschlag, chairman, Social Studiesg Phillip Duke, Sophomore represent- ativeg Steve Brannan, Junior representative. 359 Advertising HELPI 's our bu iness You save- limr' and inone-y ibillliiilljf at Lin- Hroadway wilii livlpiilll svrwiu-s sumfil as fly lf0llVl'lli1'Ill ifxprvss- way accvssilrilily, fren lmznlksirli' pz1rking.fI5j daily inlurcsl on savings. f-lj vmnplvle- Nlorlgzigv Bank Divison, GQ Hank-.Xinerir:urrl, Qfij 'I'.V. 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OF SAN ANTONIC Hal Agler The Johns Hopkins University National Honor Society 43 Hoof Print 3,4 Reporter 3, Managing News Editor 43 Ass Editor 43 Editorial Staff 43 Quill and Scroll 43 German Club 3,43 Sgt.-at-arms 43 Common Cause 43 Young Democrates 41 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,4, Sgt. at Arms 43 Red Cross Council 43 Chess Club 33 U. I. L. Sci- ence Team 43 German National Society 43 National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. Donald Almstead Stephen F. Austin Basketball 23 OLMOS 2. Julie Alyn Equestrian Club 13 DECA 233,43 Vice Presi- dent 4. John Ambler Dartmouth Football 1,23 Track 1,23 Varsity 3,43 Na- tional Forensic League 13 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1,2,3Q Key Club 233,43 A Club 3,43 Young Republicans 33 Student Council 3,43 Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Historian 43 National Honor Society 3,43 German Club 43 Science Con- test Team 43 School Representative to receive Freedom Foundation Award 43 Big Brother 43 National Merit Commended Stu- dent 43 Optimist Club Youth Award 43 Grog King 3,4. Elizabeth Ames Hollins College Chaps 23 A.P.C. 33 Spurs 3,43 Varsity Cheer- leader 43 Junior Class Secretary 33 Most Representative Junior3 Los Amigos 3,43 Spanish National Honor Society 43 Spur Officer 33 Service Club 43 Kappa Tri Hi-Y John Ames University of Texas Student Council 132,43 A.P.C. 33 Football 1,2333 Basketball lg Track 1,2. Debbie Arant Tulane University German Club 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Antique Club 33 Belleis 33 National Honor Society 43 Student Council 13 Bird Feeders Society 1, President 13 German Friendship Society 13 Der Kampferl. Gary Armstrong Marching Band 3,43 Stage Band 3,43 Latin Club 3. 384 Senior Accomplishments Alice Ball University of Texas Los Companeros 13 Art Club 13 Spanish National Honor Society 2,3343 Chaps 1,2,3,43 Ranger 33 Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Los Amigos 2,3,43 Business Manager 33 President 43 Jabberwocky 33 Future Homemakers of America 33 Tri Hi Y 3,43 Service Club 33 President 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 National Honor Society 43 People to People High School Ambassador 4. Bruce Barenblat National Honor Society 43 Mu Alpha Theta 43 Key Club 3,4. Kerry Barrow Mixed Choir 233,43 Historian 23 Girls Ensemble 4. Clay Becker University of Texas Basketball 13 Most Representative Fresh- man3 President of Freshman Class3 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,43 F.C.A. l,2,3,43 A Club 2,3,43 President 43 Mu Alpha Theta 33 Key Club 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Sgt.-at-Arms of Junior Class3 Sgt.-at-Arms of Senior Class. Becky Beer Texas Tech Art Club 13 Thespians 13 Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Drill Officer 3,43 Vice President Council 2,3,4. Joel Bird Intramural Team 4. Debbie Blackburn Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Advisory Presidents Council 4. Jamie Boemer Texas Tech Chaps 13 Fencing Club 13 Bicycle Club 23 Sans Souci 3,43 President 4. Rob Boldrick Harvard National Forensic League 1,2,3,4Q Vice Pres- ident 3,43 National Thespians 1,2,3,43 Latin Club 1,2,3,43 Tribune 43 Jabberwocky 1,2,3,43 Editor 43 Student Review 1,3,4Q Editor 43 Latin National Honor Society 2,3,43 Treasruer 33 President 43 Mu Alpha Theta 233,43 Drama Club 3.4: Student Council 3,43 National Council of Teachers! of English Writing Award nominee 33 Besti Latin Student in San Antonio 33 Bridge fori Lunch Bunch 3,43 Spanish National Honorg Society 43 Quill and Scroll 43 National: Honor Society 43 Optimist Outstanding! Teenager 43 Texas State Junior Classical League Parliamentarian 43 Society of Out- standing American High School Students 43 National Merit Finalist 4. Peter Bommer University of Texas Football 13 Track 13 Basketball 1,23 Varsity 3,43 Spanish National Honor Society 23 National Honor Society 4. Linda Boring San Antonio College Office Education Club 4. J ohn Borsheim University of Texas Alexandra Brady Antique Club 33 HECE 43 President 4. Sarita Brown Emerson University National Forensic League 1,2,3,43 Historian 23 Thespians 1,2,3,43 Vice President 43 Los Amigos 3,43 Girl In Speech Optimist Award 4. J oan Brumfield Texas A and M University Chaps 1,23 FHA: OEA. Nancy Brusenhan Western State of Colorado Chaps 1,2,33 Art Club 13 Red Cross Council 23 Young Republicans 23 Swimming 2. Maureen Buerkle San Antonio College Choir 3,43 Girls Ensemble 4. Thomas Bullard Upper Saskatchewan University Football lg Varsity Football 2,3,43 Track 13 Varsity Track 2,3,43 All District, All city Football 43 A Club 3,43 Latin 1,2,3,43 Ponifex Maximus 4. Bridget Burns Baylor Mu Alpha Theta 33 Latin Club 2,3,43 Secre- tary 43 Latin National Honor Society 2,32 Spurs 3. Paul Bury Texas Tech F.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 4. Robert Calderon "An Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 U.I.L. Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,3,4Q U.I.L. Marching and Concert Contest 1,2,3,4Q Stageband 3,43 Asst. Drum Major 33 Drum Major 43 Sgt. at Arms of Instrumental Music Club 43 Instrumental Music Club 2,43 OLMOS Outstanding Instrumentalist Award 43 National Honor Society 4. Greg Callaway Equestrian Club 1,2. Carroll Calvert Spurs 33 National Thespians 33 Spring and Fall Dramatic Productions 33 Spanish Na- tional Honor Society 43 Class Production 4. Elizabeth Campbell Stanford Olmos 1,2,3,4, Editor, 43 Swimming team 1,2,3Q Chaps 1,2,33 Spurs 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Chaplain 43 Quill Scroll 3,43 Vice Presi- dent 43 Service Club 3,43 National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 43 Spanish National Honor Society 2,3,43 Student Council 2,3,43 ILT 23 Freshman Class Sergeant-at-Arms3 Senior Class Presidentg P.U. 4. Kelly Campbell Health Occupations 3,43 Health Occupations 1 Club 3,43 President 43 Service Club 43 Swimming team 1,23 Gymnastic Club 1, Secretary 13 Safety Council 3, Secretary 33 A.P.C. 43 Student Council 43 Chaps 1,2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. Brigida Vicky Canales Trinity University Health Occupations 3,4, Sentinal 3, Vice President 43 A.P.C. 3. lAnna Carter l S.T.S.U. German Club 3,43 Billiards Club 4. Mallory Caughey Texas Tech University Transferred from MacArthur 33 Chaps 3g Spurs 43 Los Amigos 33 National Honor Society 43 Track3. Melodie Chaverie San Antonio College Transferred Senior Year3 Track 43 Volleyball 4. Diana Chavez Chaps 23 Future Homemakers 23 D.E.C.A, 43 Secretary 4. J ack Chiodo T.C.U. Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3,43 A.P.C. 13 "A" Club 3,43 F.C.A. 2,3,43 Los Amigos 43 Track 43 River Rats 4. Leesa Chiodo Texas ASLM University Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Historian 43 Tapadaras 3,43 Asst. Commander 43 F.H.A. 43 Service Club 4. Tommy Chiodo University of Texas Swimming Team 1,2.3,43 Mixed Choir 3,43 Student Council 43 A.P.C. 4, Chris Clark Gun Club 1,23 Intramural Basketball 13 Football Club 43 Speech Club 1,2. Ruth Clark Texas Tech University Chaps 13 Band 2,3,43 Health Occupations Club 4, Treas. 4. Pat Clay North Texas State University Drama Productions 3,4. Cathy Clegg University of Texas Chaps 1,23 Officer 23 Los Companeros 1,23 Most Representative Freshman3 Home- coming Duchess 23 Class Chaplain 23 Kappa Tri Hi 3,43 Spurs 3,43 Secretary 43 Mulestall Council 33 Student Council 1,2,3. Susan Cook T.C.U. Music Club, Secretary 13 "AP Band 1,2,3,43 Twirler 43 Los Amigos 2,3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 I. L. T. 3,43 Secretary 43 Student Council 43 Spanish Honor Society 43 S.S.L. 43 Service Club 4. Jane Costa Del Mar Business College O.E.A. 3,43 Sgt. at Arms 334. Kevin Conger University of Texas Football 1,2,3.43 Track 1,2,3,4. Jacene Cox Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Sans Souci 2,33 Equestrian Club 23 OLMOS 3,43 Asst. Hon- orary Clubs Editor 33 Ads Editor 4. Debbie Cranford Stephen F. Austin Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,23 Secretary 3,43 U.I.L. Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,43 National Leadership Instute Work- shop 13 Student Council 1,23 Youth Symphony Workshop 43 Service Club 43 National Honor Society 43 Society of Out- standing American High School Students. Casey Creamer Stephen F . Austin Baseball 1,2QJ.V. 3. Carol Creedon University of Texas Marching Band 1,2,3,43 "An Band 1,2,3,43 Service Club 3,43 Parliamentarian 43 G.L.S. 1,2,3,43 Pres. 43 Instrumental Music Club 13 O.E.A. 43 Sgt. at Arms 43 U.I.L. Contest- First divisions 1,2,3,43 A.I.B. 43 Red Cross Council 33 Student Safety Council 33 Treas. 33 U.I.L. State Competion 2,3,43 Delegate to the Yale-Harvard Competitive Convention of Conn. 4. Bruce Cunningham North Texas State University Football 13 Baseball 1,2,3,4Q "An Club 2,3,43 Shop Club 43 Advisory Vice-President 2,3,4. Elliot Cunningham Los Amigos 3,43 "Aw Club 3,43 Key Club 23 Football 1,2,3,4. Wanda Davidyan North Texas State University Sans Souci 3,43 Vice-Pres. 43 Red Cross Council 3,43 Sec. 43 Equestrain Club 3,43 Kindness Club 43 Common Cause 43 Chaps 4. 385 Melinda Del-lriyn Stanford University Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Treas. 43 French Club 1,33 Red Cross Council 1,23 Pres. 23 Service Club 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Sec. 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Sec. 43 U.I.L. Science Team 43 Student Council 3,43 Safety Council 1,33 Number Sense 1,2,33 Optimist Science Award Nominee3 Out- standing Tecnagers of America Nominee3 Society for Outstanding High-School Stu- dents Nominee. Debbie Delaplane Brigham Young University Red Cross Council 1,23 Chaps 23 Spurs 3,43 Los Amigos 233,43 Spanish National Honor Society 233,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Safety Council 33 Sec. 33 Student Council 43 Kindness Club 43 Common Cause 43 F,H,A, 43 Treas. 4. Carol Divine Pine Manor Chaps l,2,3,43Sgt. at Arms 43Student Coun- cil 2,33 A.P.C. 13 Art Club 13 Latin Club 3. Mary Ann Diaz V.O.E. 3,43 C.V.A.E. 13 Copat 2. Nancy Diniers Latin Club 13 Gun Club 13 F.H.A. 23 Chaps 1,23 Girls Basketball 43 Manager and Trainer 43 Gymnastics 13 Billiard Clubs 43 Girls Volleyball 43 Manager and Trainer3 Girls 'Track 43 Manager and Trainer 4. Danny Dobbs San Antonio College Football 1,23 Varsity 3,43 F.C.A. 2,3,43 "A" Club 4. Pauline Dolch San Antonio College Chaps 1,2,3,4Q ,l.V. Cheerleader 33 Health Occupations 43 Sec. 43 Kindness Club 4. Henry Donzis Texas A and M Mu Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4Q Science Club 13 Number Sense 1,2,3,43 Red Cross Council 23 Track 13 Los Amigos 2. Heather Douglass University of Texas So phomore Class President3 Mule Stall Council Vice-Pres. 23 Los Amigos 2,33 386 Senior Accomplishments Spanish National Honor Society 2,33 Stu- dent Council 23 Safety Council 1,23 Student Review 23 Chaps 1,23 Officer 1. Rosanne Doyle North Texas State University Choral Music Club 13 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Stage Band Pianist 3,43 Instru- mental Music Club 1,43 Red Cross Council 3,43 National Honor Society 43 Spanish National Honor Society 3,43 Service Club 43 Hoof Print Reporter 4. Lucy Duncan University of Texas Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Instrumental Music Club 1,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Sgt.-at- Arms 43 Martial Arts Club 43 National Honor Society 43 HCool Schmools" Intramural Team 43 Service Club 4. Pam Dye Billiards Club 1,2,3,4. Elizabeth Elliott Texas A and M Transfer Student 23 Chaps 23 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Student Council 33 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Spurs 3,43 Service Club 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4. Leslie Eisenschmidt Southwestern University Red Cross Council 1,2,33 Secretary 23 Vice President 33 National Honor Society 3,43 Service Club 3,43 Chaps 1,2,3,43 O.E.A. 4. Lisa Embs University of Texas Chaps 1,23 A.P.C. 13 J.V. Cheerleader 23 Gymnastics Club 23 Student Council 2,3,43 Spurs 43 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Home- coming Queen 43 Kindness Club 43 Common Cause 43 Treasurer 43 Thespians 3,43 Treas urer 43 Most Popular Senior3 A Club 43 representative to Bluebonnet Girls State 43 Woodcreek Raiders 4. Randy Erben Princeton University Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Student Council 1,2,3,4Q Sgt.-at-Arms 33 Treasurer 43 Key Club 2,3,4Q Secretary 33 President 43 Spanish National Honor Society 3,43 Presi- dent 43 Los Amigos 3,43 Chaplain 43 A Club 3,43 Treasurer 4g Big Brother to Freshman Advisory 3,43 F.C.A. 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Optimist Youth in Sports 43 Principal's Award for Football 4. Kimberly Evans Advisory Presidents Council 1,23 Secretary Advisory 3,43 Intramural Representative 43 Sgt.-at-Arms of Sophomore Class 23 Mule- stall Council 2,33 Student Council 2,33 Alternate 43 Parliamentarian of Junior Class 33 Chaps 1,23 Los Amigos 1,23 Young Lawyers 3,4. Susie Everidge Austin College Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Choir 233,43 Secre- tary-Treasurer 3,43 Chamber Choir 2,3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Service Club 43 Music Club 13 President 13 Hero Club 43 Secretary 4. Mike Fanning Baylor University Basketball 33 Olmos Photographer 3,43 Psycho-Analysis Club 43 Swimming Club 43 F.C.A. 4. Mark Fitzgerald San Antonio College Gun Club 1. Lynn Ford San Antonio College Chaps 13 Spurs 3,43 Officer 4. Sally Frazer A.P.C. 13 Los Companeros 13 Chaps 1,23 Student Council 3, Safety Council 33 Los Amigos 33 Olmos 43 Art Editor 4. Tom Furman Howard Payne Football 13 Track 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 2,3,43 A Club 2,3,43 F.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Secre- tary 33 President 4. Ronnie Gallegos San Antonio College Gun Club 1. Yolando Garcia St. Phillips College Spanish National Honor Society 33 Health Occupations Club 3,43 Sentinel 43 Los Amigos 2,3. Henry Garibay Texas Tech Football 1,2,3,4Q A Club 4. Tim Garison University of Texas Track 13 Varsity 2,3,43 Cross Country 1,2,3,43 A Club 2,3,43 F.C.A. 1,2,3,4QWOOd Creek Raiders 4. Sandra Garza University of Texas Chaps 1,23 Student Council 3g A.P.C. 13 F.H.A. 13 Advisory secretary 23 Los Amigos 23 Equestrian Club 13 DECA 33 Spanish National Honor Society 2. Elizabeth Gaston North Texas State University F,H.A. 1,2,3,43 Library Aid 33 Nominated Most Popular Senior3 Homecoming Princess 43 Nominated Football Sweetheart 43 A.P.C. 3, Honorary Member 43 Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms3 Spurs 3,43 Varsity Cheer- leader 43 Intramurals Council 33 Kappa Try-Hi-y 3,43 A Club 4. Myron Gerhard Texas ASZM Investments Club 13 A.P.C. 1,23 Mule- skinners 13 German club vice president 3,43 Safety Council 33 Chess Club Vice President 33 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 German National Honor Society 43 UIL Science Team 43 Ping Pong Club 4. Patti Gillett U.T.S.A. Chaps 1,2,33 Sans Souci 13 Honor Roll 43 DECA 4, Vice President 4. Barry Gleichenhaus Princeton University Marching Band 1,23 A Band 1,23 A.P.C. 1,33 Mule Stall Council 33 Number Sense 1,23 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,43 Vice President 43 Key Club 2,3,43 Tennis Team 2, Varsity 3,43 National Honor Society 3, Vice President 43 Spanish National Honor Society 3,43 National Merit Semifinalist 43 Math Trophies 1,2,3,4Q Optimist Science Nominee 4. Charles Gottardy Varsity Baseball 2,3,43 Track 43 Latin National Honor Society 3,43 Demolay. Peggy Gottlich T.C.U. A.P.C. 13 Mule Stall Vice President 13 Safety Council Treasurer 33 Kangaroo 2,33 Student Council 43 Mule Stall Secretary 43 Service Club 4. Gale Gregory University of Texas Varsity Swimming 1,23 Chaps 1,23 Los Com- paneros 1,23 Los Amigos 3,43 Spanish National Honor Society 2,3,43 Spurs 3,43 Tapaderas 43 Republicans 33 Honor Roll. John Griffith Colorado School of Mines Concert 81 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 'Treasurer 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Spanish National Honor Society 3,43 Key Club 3,43 Society of Outstanding American High School Stu- dents 43 National Honor Society 43 TPFL 4. Debbie Hass U.S.C. Drama Club 13 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Quill 81 Scroll 43 Olmos Index Editor 3g HPTV 43 A.P.C. 43 Honor Roll 3,43 Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Young Democrats 4. Caroline Haight University of Texas Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Attendance Manager 43 Tapaderas 3,43 Head Commander 43 Los Amigos 43 Equestrian Club' secretary 1,23 Service Club 43 Gymnastics Club 1,23 A.P.C. Vice President 43 Quill and Scroll 43 OLMOS 3,43 Asst. Index Editor 33 Honorary Clubs Editor 43 Mulestall Council 3,43 House and Grounds 3,43 F.H.A. 1. W. Wendell Hall Vanderbilt University Hoof Print 2,3,43 Reporter 23 Editorial Editor 33 Editor-in-Chief 43 A.P.C. 2,3,43 Sec. 33 Pres. 43 Young Democrats 2,3,43 Director 43 Director 43 Common Cause 43 Vice-Pres. 43 Youth for McGovern 33 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Pres. 43 San Souci 1,23 Red Cross Council 13 Chorus 1. Howard Haring S.M.U. A.P.C. 43 Quill And Scroll 43 OLMOS 3,43 Sports Editor 33 Photographer 43 Basketball 3,23 Latin Club 13 Pontifex Maximus 23 B.O.F.I.A. 1,2,3,4. Anne Harwood Southern Methodist University Equestrian Club 1,2,3Q Historian 13 Presi- dent 2,33 Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Tapaderas 3,43 Asst. Commander 43 Advisory Presidents Council 43 Parlia- mentarian 43 Service Club 43 Spanish National Honor Society 3,43 Intramural Team-River Ratettes 43 Safety Council 23 Olmos 1,2,3,43 Asst. Class Editor 1,33 Class Editor 2,43 Los Amigos 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Los Companeros 13 Big Sister to Fresh- man Advisory 43 P.U. Charter Member 43 Society of Outstanding American High School Students Semi-Finalist 43 Co-Author of Revised Basketball Songbook 4. Emily Heitkamp Stephen F. Austin Chaps 1,23 Photography Club 13 Red Cross Council 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta 33 Young Republicans 33 Spurs 3,43 Tapaderas 43 Spur Majorette 43 Homemaking Club 43 Los Amigos 43 Common Cause 4. Karen Helmke Texas Tech Chaps 1,23 Chorus Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Spurs 3,43 Tapaderas 43 National Honor Society 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Service Club 43 Los Amigos 43 Advisory Presidents Coun- cil 4. John Hendry Student Council 13 F.C.A. l,2,3,43 Vice President 43 Most Representative 1,2,3,43 Football 2,3,43 Basketball 43 Track 3,43 Key Club 23 All City F.C.A. Football 23 Spanish National Honor Society 2,33 A.P.C. 23 Los Amigos 33 National Honor Society 334. Amy K. Henley Northland College Library Aide 1,23 Service Club 3,43 His- torian 43 German Club 2,3,43 Secretary 23 President 3,43 German Society Honor Stu- dent 3,43 Young Republicans 33 Young Democrats 43 Brotherhood of Forks 3,43 High-Pronger 33 P.U. 43 Charter Member 43 Environmental Protection Project 13 Quill and Scroll 33 OLMOS Asst. Sports Editor 43 Spurs 3,43 Attendance Manager 43 Intra- mural Representative River Ratettes 43 Varsity Vollyball 43Co-Author of Revised Basketball Songbook 4. Allison Herder Texas A and M Chaps 1,2,3Q Spurs 43 Equestrian Club 1,2,3,43 Historian 33 President 43 Los Amigos 33 Tapaderas 43 Latin Club 43 Olmos Faculty Editor 43 Red Cross Council 13 Safety Council 33 Junior Classical League 43 American Classical League 43 P.U. Charter Member 43 Intramural Representative River Ratettes 43 Varsity Volleyball 43 Varsity Basketball 3. Jeff Hinson Trinity University Health Occupations 43 Football 1,23 Track 13 Basketball 13 Wrestling 3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,43 Tahos 4. Richard Hocott University of Texas Golf Team 1,2,3,flQ Captain 43 A Club 2,3,4. Susie Hopkins University of Texas 387 A Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,4Q Instrumental Music Club 1,43 Mu Alpha Theta 43 National Honor Society 43 Service Club 43 Varsity Volleyball 43 Intramural Representative Cool Schmools 4. Charles Hoppe Texas A and M Football 2,33 A.V.D. 43 President 4. Carl Huante Football Manager 3,43 Head Manager 43 Muleskinner 13 Shop Club 4. Diana Hughes Health Occupations Club 3,43 Chaplain 33 Reporter 4. Ricky Hughes D.E.C.A. 3,43 Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Equestrian Club 3. Debra Inglehart San Antonio College Transferred Senior YCHTQ H.E.C.E. 4. Paul Jackson University of Texas Transferred Sophomore YCHFQ Football 2,3,4Q River Rats 4. Rudy Jimenez Freshman Football 13 Varsity Football 2,3,43 Freshman Track 13 Varsity Track 2,3,43 A Club 2,3,43 Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Freshman Shotput Record 13 Varsity Shot- put and Discus Records 33 All District Defensive Linebacker and Offensive Tackle 43 All City Defensive Linebacker and Offensive Tackle 43 Nominated Most Popular Senior 43 Wrestling Team 3,43 Prep. All American Football Team 4. Gary Jochimson U.C.L.A. Football 13 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Varsity 3,43 A Club 3,43 F.C.A. 23 German Club 23 A.P.C. 2. Debbie Johnson University of Arizona Chaps 1,23 Spurs 2g Service Club 13 Photog- raphy Club lg French Club 33 Health Oc- cupations 43 Kindness Club. 388 Senior Accomplishments Janelle Jones University of Texas Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Major 43 Los Companeros 13 Los Amigos 2,3,43 Vice Pres. 43 Student Council 3,43 Secretary 43 Service Club 3,43 Secretary 43 Tapaderas 43 Spanish National Honor Society 2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Society of Outstanding American High-School Students 43 D.A.R. Good Citizen 43 Mini-Mester 3,43 Book Fair 334. Deral Judy "A" Band Stage Band3 National Honor Society 43 Latin Club 1,2,3,4. George Kampman Tennis 1,2,3,43 Coin Club 1, Vice Pres. 13 Los Companeros 13 Advisory Treas. 2. Ann Kaufman University of North Carolina Chaps 1,23 Los Companeros 13 Los Amigos 2,33 Safety Council 3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 F.H.A. 43 Common CHUSCQ Sec. 43 Quill and Scroll, Treas. 4. David Keahey Radio Club 13 Speech Club 13 Bicycle Club3 Swimming 13 Student Council 23 Key Club 2,33 Los Amigos 23 Advisory President 3. Michael Keeler Harvard Hero Club 43 Treasurer 4. James McNeal Keller Photography Club 13 Pres. 13 OLMOS photographer. Mona Kemper S.W.T.S.U. Transferred Senior Year3 F.H.A.3 Hero Club 43 Secretary 4. Kathy Kendall Trinity University Drama 1,2,33 Thespians 43 Secretary 43 Drama Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Chamber Choir 43 Girls Ensemble Solo 4. Phil Kettering Basketball 1,2,3Q Student Council 1,2,3Q Foosball Club 4. Patti Kiesel Stephen F. Austin Chaps 13 Antique Club 1. Karyn King University of Texas OLMOS 43 Chaps 1,2,33 Los Amigos 3. Jeanie Kinney San Antonio College Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Art Club 13 Future Homemakers of America 43 Secretary 43 Los Amigos 43 Spanish National Honor Society 4. Julie Kinser University of Texas Merit Award in Track and Tennis 13 Chaps 132,33 Secretary 33 Spanish National Honor Society 3,43 French Club 43 Tennis Team 1,2,3,4Q Student Council 3,4. Linda Kline University of Texas Chaps 1,22 Spurs 3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 43 National Honor Society 43 A.P.C. 3,43 National Thespians Society 43 Y0l1ng DCYIIO- crats 43 Common Cause 43 Drama Club 43 Martial Arts 43 Photography Club 13 Service Club 43 I Never Saw Another Butterfly 33 Student Directed Play 4. Marjorie Krajian Trinity University Transferred Junior Year3 French Club 33 National Honor Society 4g Mu Alpha Theta 43 Hoof Print Business Manager 4. Helen Krueger University of the Americas Chaps 1,2,3,43 Los Companeros 1,22 Red Cross Council 23 Los Amigos 3,43 Recorder 43 Safety Council 33 Office Education 3,43 Historian 33 Vice President 4. Eric Lange Trinity University Golf Team 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,23 A Club 3,43 Intramural Representative 4. David Liebmann University of Tex as Football 1,23 Track 3,43 F.C.A. 1,2,33 Chess Club 3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Student Safety Council 33 Sergeant-at-Arms 33 A.P.C. 43 Key Club 43 National Honor Society 43 A Club 43 Los Amigos 3. David Lilis Texas A and M Track 1,2,3,43 Varsity 2,3,43 Vice President of Advisory 13Junior Olympics 2,3,4. George Livesay Texas Tech F.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Key Club 2,33 Latin Club 2,33 A.P.C. 2, 33 Track 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 A Club 2,3,4. Debra Littleton Sweet Briar Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 A.P.C. 43 Mulestall 43 Pres. 1,2,3,43 Nixon Representative 33 Los Amigos 33 Antique Club 33 Queen of the Alamo Heights 50th Anniversary 3. Arsenio Lopez San Antonio College Rita Lopez San Antonio College D.E.C.A. Club 3,4. Genie Lowry S.W.T.S.U. Chaps 1,2,33 Sec. 33 Safety Club 1. Robert D. MacDonald University of Texas Student Council 13 F.C.A. 2,33 "Aw Club 3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Varsity 3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 varsity 2,3,4. Todd Maclin Harvard Los Companeros 13 Los Amigos 2,3,43 Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Key Club 2,3,43 Student Council 43 Senior Class Parliamentarian3 Bas- ketball 23 Gymnastics Club 23 Equestrian Club 13 Junior Bar Association 23Billiards Club 1. Hans Mangold Texas A and M National Honor Society 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Chess Club 1,3,43 Vice Pres. 23 Treas. 1,33 Pres. 43 German Club 1,2,3,43 Sgt.-at- Arms 43 Martial Arts Club 43 Ping Pong Club 33 German National Honor Society 43 N.E.T.D. Certificate. Dimi Maniatis University of Texas "A" Band 3,43 Marching Band 2,3,43 Service Club 3,43 Instrumental Music Club 43 Intra- murals S fCool Schmoolj 43 Girls Varsity Volleyball 43 Gymnastics Team Club 33 Chaps 13 Officer 1. April Manning University of Texas Chaps 1,2,33 Deputy, Sheriff, Treasurer 33 Mulestall 2,33 Vice Pres. 23 Treas. 33 Tennis Team 1,2,3,43 Captain 2,3,43 Student Council 33 "A" Club 1,2,3,4. Lee Ann Martin Drama Club 13 Spanish Merit Award 13 Spanish Club 23 Modern Dance Club 23 English Merit Award 23 D.E.C.A. Clubs 33 Pres. 4. Richard Mathews University of Texas Los Companeros 13 Drama Club 1,23 Swimming 2,3,43 Safety Council 33 Chaplain 33A.P.C. 3. Mason Matthews Texas Tech Football 13 Baseball 3,43 Varsity 3,43 F.C.A. 2,3,4. Carol Matula University of Texas Latin Club 2,3,43 Pres. 43 Latin National Honor Society 2,3,43 Secretary-Treasurer 43 Service Club 3,43 Vice President 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Red Cross Council 2,33 Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Young Republicans 33 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Music Club 1. Bruce Maurer A 81 M Marching Band 1,2,3,43 "Aw Band 1,2,3,43 Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Instrumental Music Club 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 N.N.A. 1,2,3,43 F.A.I. 1,2,3,43 A.M.A. 1,2,3,4, David McAllister S.M.U. Mulestall 43 HAP Club 1,2,3,43 Varsity Golf 2,3,4. Kathy McAlpin Louisiana State University Swimming Team 1,2,3,43 Captain 43 Student Council 1,23 Advisory Vice Pres. 1,23 Out- standing Teenager Nominee 43 High-School All American 33 "AU Club 1,2,3,43 Chaps 1,2,3,43 Hero Club 43 Pres. 4. Ben McCaleb Tennis Team 1,2,3,43 Captain 43 Mulestall Council 1,23 Pres. 1,23 A.P.C. 13 Most Repre- sentative Nominee 1,23 F.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Class Pres. 23 Student Council 23 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,43 Key Club 2,3,43 Vice Pres. 43 National Merit Semi-Finalist 43 Most Popular Nominee 4. Robert McCall San Antonio College Kirk McClelland Texas Tech Gun Club 13 Vice President 13 Football 23 Baseball 2,3,43 F.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,4Q A.P.C. 43 Brothers of the Brush 33 Young Republicans 33 Big Brother 4Q HAS Club 43 National Honor Society 4. Jeanne McCreless San Antonio College B Band 13 Marching Band 23 J.V. Cheer- leader 33 F.H.A. 3,43 President 43 German Club 2,33 Chaps 13 Young Republicans 33 Spurs 33 Intramurals 3,4. Nancy McDowell San Antonio College Chaps 1,2,3,43 Los Amigos 3,43 Red Cross Council 23 Common Cause 43 Spanish National Honor Society 43 Drama Club 43 F.H.A. 1,43 Spring Production Crew 33 Fall Production Crew 43 Spring Student Directed Play 4. Lester McGilvray Texas A and M Track 1,2,3,43 A Band 1,33 Marching Band 1,2,33 F.C.A. 1,2,3,41 Publicity Chairman 43 Student Council 1,23 A.P.C. 33 Intramurals 4. Diana Miller University of Texas Los Amigos 2,33 Spanish National Honor Society 2,33 OLMOS Salesman 1,2,33 Safety Council 33 Advisory President 2. Lisa Miller Baylor Transferred from Churchill 33 Chaps 33 Spurs 43 Manager 43 OLMOS 3,43 Asst. Honorary Clubs Editor 33 Hoof Print Staff 3,43 Asst. Editor, Business Manager 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Chamber Choir 43 Girls Ensemble 43 Equestrian Club 3,43 Historian 43 Los Amigos 43 A.P.C. 43 National Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 4. Laura Montgomery San Antonio College Distribut-ive Education Clubs of America 4. Sydney D. Moore San Antonio College Pr... b ojectiomsts Clu 1,23 Secretary-Treasurer 13 President 23 Gymnastics Club 13 Distrib- 389 utive Education 33 Photographer 33 V.O.E. 43 Nominee for Most Outstanding Business Student by "Optimist International." Kevin Murphy North Texas State University J.V. Football 3. Molly Murray University of Texas Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Lieutenant 43 Caledonia 43 Red Cross 33 Safety Council 33 A.P.C. 43 Equestrian Club 2,3,43 Secretary 33 Vice Pres. 43 Gymnastics Club 2,33 Los Amigos 1,23 Photography Club 43 OLMOS 3,43 Quill and Scroll 43 Sgt.-at-Arms 4. Thomas Nau University of Texas Marching Band 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 43 Spanish National Honor Society 43 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,43 Instrumental Music Club 1,23 Los Companeros 1. Mark Nelson University of Texas Football 1,2,3,4Q Varsity 3,4. Cole Newman The University of Southern California Varsity Baseball 2,3,43 A Club 2,3,43 Blue Devil Intramural Champs 43 A.P.C. 1,2,3,4. Wayne O'Connell Texas Lutheran College J. V. Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3,43 A Club 3,43 Vice President of Advisory 4. Sue Oppert Texas Tech Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Captain 43 Junior Class Treasurer 33 B.C.R. 2,33 President 43 Office Education 43 President 43 Service Club 43 Honor Roll 43 National Honor Society 43 A.I.B. Representative 4. Shawn Orton Stephen F. Austin Chaps 13 French Club3 A.D.V. Sec. 3,43 F.H.A. Peggy Padilla University of Texas Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Los Amigos3 National Thespians 1,2,3,43 Scribe 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 390 Senior Accomplishments' Drama Club 1,2,3,43 Pres. 43 N.F.L. 3,43 Photography Club 13 Common Cause 43 Young Democrats 43 Student Council 23 Fall Play 1,2,3,43 Spring Play l,2,3,43 Outstanding Drama Award 43 Director of Student Planned Play. David Park Texas A SL M Basketball l,3,4: Track ll F.C.A. 3,43 OLMOS 3,43 Asst. Sports Editor 33 Sports Editor 4: Psycho-Analysis Club. Janet Peacock S.W.T.S.U. Kindness Club 43 Common Cause 43 Chaps 1,2,3,4. Fred Pfeiffer Texas A Sr M Transferred Senior Year3 Football 4. Richard Pfeil University of Texas HB" Band 1,22 "A" Band 3,43 Marching Band 2,3,43 Instrumentalist Club Stageband 3,4. Suzi Preston Texas Lutheran College San Sauci 43 Chaps 1,2,3,43 Officer 3,43J.V. Cheerleader 33 Advisory Pres. 43 F.H.A. 3,43 Intramurals 3,4. Marion Prucha L.S.U. Health Occupations 3,43 Treasurer 33 Vice Pres. 4. Lawrence H. Ray Evergreen State College Ecology Club 13 Sec. 13 Art Club 2,33 Jabberwocky 43 Drama Productions 3,4. Pat Reilly University of Texas Student Council 1,2,33 Chaps 2,33 Safety Council 23 Tennis Team 1,2,33 Spanish National Honor Society 23 Los Amigos 2. Gary Richardson S.W.T.S.U. Football 1,2, Chess Club 33 Bicycle Club 2,33 Latin Club 1,23 Student Council I3 Marching Band 3,4. Marvin Rickabaugh University of Texas Golf Team 1,2,3,43 "A" Club 3,4. Tara Ricklin University of Texas Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 A.P.C. Sgt.-at-Arms 3,43 Student Council 23 Young Democrats 43 Common Cause 43 Martial Arts 43 Service Club 3,43 Spanish National Honor Society 3,43 Los Amigos 33 National Honor Society 43 Youth Optimist Award 43 National Thes- pians treasurer 43 Drama Club 43 Photog- raphy Club 13 Student Directed Play 4. Kevin Riley French Club 4. Herb Riordan Texas A 81 M Mark Roberson Yale University French Clubg Instrumental Music Club3 Na- tional Honor Society3 "Av Band. Mourettc Rockstroh S.M.U. Marching and Concert Band 43 Varsity Swimming Team 43 Captain 43 Diving Team 3,43 Captain 43 Gymnastics Team 43 Chaps 13Track 1. l Elizabeth Romano University of Texas Chaps 1,2,3,43 Officer 33 Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Varsity Swimming Team 1,2333 Most Out- standing Athletes Nominee 23 Lettered4 l,2,3Q Los Companeros I3 Los Amigos 2,3,43 Student Council 33 Advisory Pres. 13F.H.A. 2,33 Service Club 3,43 HA" Club l,2,33 Antique Club 33 Bicycle Club 33 Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Stephen Roof Harvard German Club 2,33 Common Cause 43 Stu- dent Council 2. Margaret Ross A Band 1,2,43 Marching Band 13Twirler 2,4 F.H.A,2Q Mu Alpha Theta 43 Service Club 4 Los Amigos 4. Nancy Rowe Stephen F. Austin French Club 13 Chaps 1,23 Student Council 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Young Republicans 33 Intra- murals 3,4. David Rubrecht Texas Tech Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 3,42 F.C.A. l,2,3,4Q Track 2,43 Woodcreek Raiders 43 River Rats 4. Roxanne Ryden University of Texas Chaps 1,2,33 Swim Team Manager 3,4. Lorraine Salazar Health Occupations 43 Parliamentarian 43 Student Council Altemate 4. Cephus Sauls San Antonio College Most Popular Senior Kathy Sawyer University of Texas Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Drill Officer 43 Library Aide 2,33 Mulestall Council Secre- tary 2,32 Future Homemakers of America 33 Belle 33 Chaplain of Junior Class3 Los Com- paneros 4. Susie Schrag Texas Tech Chaps 13 Los Companeros 13 Marching Band 23 A Band 3,4Q Twirler 3,43 F.H.A. 43 Kind- ness Club 43 Common Cause 4. Nancy Schulte Southwest Texas State University Billiards Club 4. Heather Schultz Steven F. Austin Chaps 13 Spurs 3,43 F.H.A. 33 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 National Honor Society 43 Serv- ice Club 4. Kim Scott University of Texas Equestrian Club 1,2,3,43 Treasurer 1,2,33 Los Amigos 43 A.A.U. Swimming 23 Girls Basketball 33 Spurs 43 Chaps 1,2,33 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Secretary 43 OLMOS 2,3,43 Assistant Class Editor 2,43 Class Editor 33 P.U. Charter Member 43 River Ratett Intra- mural Representative 43 Co-Author of Re- vised Basketball Songbook 43 Belle 3. Robert Seal Photography Club 13 Key Club 1,2,3,43 National Forensic League 1,2,3,4Q Student Council 2,3,43 Parliamentarian 43 German Club 2,33 Treasurer 33 Quill and Scroll 43 OLMOS 23 Antiques Club 2,33 Sec. Treas. 33 Honorary Member3 Full Member 43 Bridge Club 33 .Iabberwocky 2,33 Editor 43 Student Review Editor 43 42nd Degree Avakahimncsl l,,2,3,43 Key Club Delegate to International Convention 43 La Quinta Club 43 3 School Productions. John Shaver University of Texas Erin Shaw Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 Drill Officer 33 Pres. 43 Los Companeros 13 Los Amigos3 Service Club 3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 A.P.C. Sec. 23 Student Council 33 Nominated Most Representative Senior. Susan Sheldon University of Texas lnstrumentalist Club 1,2,4Q Secretary 1, President 43 "A" Band 1,2,3,43 Band Vice President 43 Track 13 French Club 2,33 Out- standing Junior ln Band3 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Service Club 3,43 District and Regional Band 4. Linda Sherwood Texas Tech Chaps 2,3,43 Officer 43 Girls Basketball Team 43 Girls Volleyball Team3 V.O.E. 43 Student Council 4. Susie Shobe Chaps 1,2,33 Officer 33 A.P.C. 13 H.E.C.E. Vice President. Dave Sielsld Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 "A" Club 2,3,4. Tim Simpson University of Texas Projectionist Club 1,23 Kindness Club 43 Los Amigos 3,43 A.P.C. 13 Equestrian Club 3,4. Lee Smith Vanderbilt Chaps 1, 23 Los Companeros 1,23 Parlia- mentarian 23 Spurs 3,43 Los Amigos 2,3,43 Nominee Most Representative 2,33 Nominee Most Popular 43 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Spanish National Honor Society 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Delegate to International Rotary Convention3 Student Council 1,3,43 Nominee Football Sweet- heart 43 Kappa Tri Hi Y3 Service Club 43 A Club 43 Delegate to Optimist Banquet 43 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,43 OLMOS Salesman 1,2,3,4. Peter Sorensen Golf Team 1,2,3,43 A Club 3,4. Hazel Spalten Southwest Texas Chaps 1,2,3,43 President of Advisory 1,23 F.H.A. 3,43 H.E.C.E. Vice Pres. 4. Ed Sparks A Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Billiards Club 2,33 President 33 HPTV Tech- nical Engineer 43 Stage Band 3,4. Marvin Speckmiear Stephen F. Austin Football Manager 1,2,3,43 Basketball Man- ager 1,2,3,4Q F.C.A. 2,3,4. Rosalyn Springmeyer Stephen F. Austin Transferred Sophomore Year3 Chaps 23 Red Cross Council 23 Sans Souci 23 Spurs 3,43 Tapaderas 43 Mu Alpha Theta 33 O.E.A. 4. Brad Stair University of Texas ,l.V. Baseball 13 Varsity Swimming 2,3. ,Ioan Stange San Antonio College Music Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Red Cross Council 2,3,43 Secretary 33 Vice Pres. 43 Service Club 43 F.H.A. 43 Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Chaps 1,2,3,4Q Young Republicans 33 Kind- ness Club 4. Tom Stanley S.M.U. Baseball 2g Football 13 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Varsity 2,3,43 Key Club 3,43 Los Amigos 23 Vice Pres. of Freshman Classg Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 F.C.A. 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 43 Leadership Club Workshop 13 A Club 2,3,43 A.P.C. 1,23 Student Council 33 Key Club 3,4. Eddie Staudt Sul Ross State University Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,4Q Stage Band 3,43 Instrumental Music Club 1. Karen Steinle Texas A and M Chaps 13 Spurs 33 Choir 1,23 National Honor Society 43 Service Club 43 OLMOS Business Manager 43 Kindness Club 4. Nick Stephano Hoof Print Photographer 43 Language Lab 1. Suzanne Stevens San Antonio College Choir 13 Office Education 3,4. Frazer Stitt University of T exas Tennis Team 1. 391 Harry Stonaker University of Guatemala Marla Stone D.E.C.A. 4. Donna Storm Stanford Number Sense 1,2,33 Los Companeros lg Chaps 1,23 Photography Club Secretary 13 Spurs 3,43 Manager 43 Red Cross Council 23 Los Amigos 2,33 Spanish National Honor Society 2,3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,43 Sgt.- at-Arms 33 President 43 Service Club 3,43 Treasurer 43 B.F.L.B. 3, 43 N.F.S. Summer Institute 33 Student Council Business Man- ager 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Presi- dent 43 U.I.L. Science Team 43 Outstanding Teenagers of America 4. J eff Sugarman Northwestern University Varsity Swimming 2,33 Class President 33 Class Vice President 43 Key Club 3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 National Honor Society 43 Texas Boys State 33 Optimist Nominee 43 Nominee Most Representative Senior. John Sulak Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,43 Spanish National Honor Society 3,43 Chess Club 3,4. Lee Sullivan Texas A and M Rob Sweezy Baylor Football 1,2,3,43 Varsity 43 Track 1,2,43 Varsity 2,43 F.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Chairman of Publicity 33 Key Club 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 German Club 3,43 Texas Association of German Stu- dents 43 A Band 1,23 Stage Band li A Club 43 Student Council 1,4-. Rebecca Syma Swim Team 13 Gymnastics Club Secretary 23 Track Team 4. Susan Tani H.E.E.C.E. 3,43 Parliamentarian 33 Sgt.-at- Arms 4. Nancy Telotte Chaps 1,2,33 Art Club 13 Los Companeros 13 Third Place in Red Cross Art Contest 23 Nominee Representative in the Traditional Art Category of the Annual Optimist Out- standing Youth Awards 43 O.E.A. 43Treas- urer 43 392 Senior Accomplishments Kelly Thies Texas Tech Varsity Baseball 2,3,43 Varsity Diving 2,3,43 A.P.C. 1,23 Student Council 23 Chess Club 13 Gymnastics 3. Phyllis Thomas Marching Band 1,2,3,43 A Band 1,2,3,43 Feature Twirler 2,3,43 Gymnastics Club 1,2,3,4Q Gymnastics Team 1,2,3,4Q F.H.A. 33 Service Club 4. Marty Thompson University of Texas Chaps 13 Mulestall Council Entertainment Chairman 13 Student Council 1,23 Bicycle Club 13 ,Iabberwocky 2,43 Co-Editor 43 Mu Alpha Theta 2,43 Quill and Scroll 43 Los Companeros 4. Phillip Thomson North Texas State University Billiards Club 1,2,3,43 Biology Club 2,3,4. Kathy Thrailkill U.C.L.A. Mellisa Tillotson University of Texas Chaps 1,23 Deputy 13 Ranger 23 Spurs 3,43 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Tennis Team 13 Chaplain of Freshman Class3 Treasurer of Sophomore Class3 Advisory Secretary 13 A.P.C. 3,43 Student Council 23 A.P.C. Treas- urer 3,43 Los Companeros 13 Chaplain 13 Los Amigos 3,43 Secretary 43 Young Repub- licans 33 Kappa Tri Hi Y 3,43 School Cal- endar Planning Comrnittee 4. Lucia Tredici Photography Club li Latin Club l,2,3,43 Sgt.-at-Arms 13 Tribune 23 Treasurer 33 C0HSLllN4Q Chaps 13 Texas State Junior Clas- sical League 1,2,3,43 Mule Stall 13 House and. Grounds Officer 13 Latin National Honor Society 2,3,43 Treasurer 33 Vice Pres. 43 Red Cross Council 1,2,3,43 Art Club 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Kindness Club 43 Equestrian Club 43 Service Club 43 Girls Track Team 43 First in City Latin Contest 23 Second in City Latin Contest 33 N.-E.D.T. Honor Certificate 13 Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4. Cynthia Tryon Incarnate Word College Music Club 13 Phineas Fogg 13 Red Cross Council 2,3,43 Art Club 2,3,43 Antique Club 2,3,43 German Club 3,43 Kindness Club 43 Spanish National Honor Society 3,43 National Honor Society 43 Service Club 43 Student Council 43 Advisory Secretary 1,2,3,4. Kirk Tuck Whittier College Varsity Swimming 2,3,43 Junior Classical League 1,23 National Thespians 13 Varsity Wrestling 1. Clifton Valley Southwestern University A Band 1,2,3,43 J.V. Football 33 Coin and Stamp Club 13 Chess Club 13 German Club 2,3,43 HPTV Staff 43 Benevolent Protectors of Doobie 4. Pat Vann Southwest Texas Chaps 1,2,33 Spurs 43 Los Amigos 33 Office Education 4. Sandy Vaughn Texas A and M Latin Qub 2,3,43 Latin Honor Society 2,3,43 Marching Band 233,43 Concert Band 2,3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Lifeline Club 2,33 National Honor Society 4. Marjorie Verner Young Republicans 33 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Common Cause 43 Ad Hoc 43 Kindness Club 43 Chaps 23 Spurs 3,43 Tapaderas 4. Martin Virgil San Antonio College Football 1,2,3,43 Varsity Manager 3g Stu- dent Trainer 43 Basketball 43 Student Trainer 43 Track Student Trainer 43 A Club 2,3,43 F.C.A. 3,43 Band 1,2,3,4Q Mule Skinners 1. Mike Virgil San Antonio College Football Manager 1,2,3Q A Club 2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 43 UyE,N, Speech Contest 33 Basketball Manager 4. Heidi Walter University of Texas Mu Alpha Theta 43 Chaps 1,23 Los Amigos 3,43 Bicycle Club Secretary 23 Art Club 1,33 Common Cause 43 Brotherhood of the Forks 33 P.U. 4. Sally Warren Newcomb College Chaps 1,23 Spurs 2,3,43 Majorette 43 Equestrian Club 2,33 Vice President 33 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 Service Club 3,43 Corre- sponding Secretary 43 National Honor Society 4. J eff Weix San Antonio College Health Occupations 3,43 Parliamcntarian 33 Third Place in State Health Occupations Convention 33 Football 1,23 F.C.A. 1,2. Jennie Wendell Lifeline Club 23 Health Occupations Club 33 TAHOS 33 Student Council 43 D.E.C.A. 4, Sharon Wetz Trinity University National Honor Society 3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 The Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4LService Club 43 0.E.A. Parliamentarian 43 Marching Band l,2,3Q A Band 2,33 U.I.L. Solo and Ensemble contest 1,23 Trinity Speech Con- test l3 A.l.B. 43 Red Cross Council 2,33 S.J.S. 43 German Club 2,3. Diane Wetzel San Jacinto Junior College Chaps 1,23 Gymnastics 1,23 D.E.C.A. 3,4. Laura Wheeler University of Texas Chaps 1,22 Spurs 3,43 Drill Officer 43 Los Companeros 13 Los Amigos 3,43 Parlia- mentarian43 F.H.A. 33 ,labberwocky 33 Antique Club 2,33 Treasurer 3. Luanne Whiting Arkansas College Jenise Whitten University of Texas Swimming 13 Los Amigos 33 Mulestall Council 3g Spurs 33 Intramurals 33 Mixed Choir 1,33 Chaps 1,23 F.H.A. 2. Daina Wilburn University of Texas Spanish National Honor Society 2,3343 Mu Alpha Theta 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Varsity Baseball 2,3,43 Instrumental Club 1. Sherrie Williams University of Texas Los Companeros 13 Secretary 13 Chaps 1,23 Mulestall Council l,2,33 Treasurer 1,23 Vice Pres. 33 Secretary of Class l,2Q Vice Pres. of Class 33 Los Amigos 2,3,43 Spurs 3,43 Drill Officer 43 Most Representative 23 National Honor Society 3,43 Spanish National Honor Society 2,3,43 Art Club 13 Student Council l,2,3,4Q Service Club 4. Wes Williams The University of Texas Equestrian Club 1,2,3Q Slide Rule Club 13 Football 3,43 Varsity 43 F.C.A. 43 A Club 43 Track 43 The Rats 4. Mariglen Wilson University of Texas Marching Band l,2,3Q President 43 Instru- mental Music Club 1,23 Choral Music Club Sgt.-at-Arms 13 Latin Club 2,3,43 Chaplain 33 Historian 43 F.H.A. 4. Nancy Wilson Los Companeros 1,23 Los Amigos 3,43 Points Chairman 43 Chaps 1,23 Spurs 3,43 National Honor Society 43 Safety Council 3,43 Common Cause 43 Nominee Most Rep- resentative 33 Key Club Sweetheart 43 Mule Stall Council Chairman 43 Secretary of Senior Class3 Optimist Award for Com- munity Involvement 4. Mike Wisdom Texas Tech A.P.C. 33 Basketball 1,43 Varsity Golf 1,2,3,4. Erick Wratten Chess Club 3,43 High School Chess Tourna- ment 43 City Chess Championship 43 Kind- ness Club 43 Intramurals 3,43 German Club 2,3. Kathy Worley Chaps 1,2,33 Ranger 33 Art Club lg Los Companeros 13 A.P.C. 23 Humane Society Club 43 Office Education 43 Historian 43 Service Club 4. Belinda Yarritu German Club 2,33 Secretary 33 Student Council 33 National Honor Society 3g Jabberwocky 43 Common Cause 43 Young Democrats 4. Martin Zisman University of Texas Football 2,3,43 F.C.A. 1,2,33 A.P.C. 43 Band l,2. 593 Index A ADAMS, MR. JOHN 209, 328 Adams, Holly 130 Adams, James 298, 106, 301, 314, 336 Adams, Linda 152, 324 Adams, Margeret 32, 301, 106, 318, 304, 335 Adams, Melissa 314, 320 ADAMS, MR. VERNON 353, 359 Agler, Hal 298, 301, 65, 303, 312, 324, 335, 336 Ahlstrom, Randall 327 Ahlstrom, Russell 312 Alba, Richard 106, 326, 327 Alden, Robert 301, 130 Alessandro, Tab 130, 301, 324 Alexander, Christine 130 Alexander, Silas 58 Alfaro, Sandra 130 Allaway, Kathleen 130 Allaway, Shirley 152 Almstead, Debby 26, 27, 328, 329 Almstead, Donald 65 Alvarez, Dorio 65, 340 Alyn, Julie 343 Ambler, John 293, 301, 303, 309, 324, 83, 230 AMES, MR. EUGENE 347 Ames, Elizabeth 29, 32, 303, 310, 304 Ames, Gene 295, 152, 322 Anderson, April 106, 327 Anderson, Kathryn 32, 36, 301, 106, 318, 304 ANDERSON, MRS. MARY 218 Anderson, Rebecca 66, 303 Anderson, Ross 106, 343 Andrews, Delisa 66, 340 Andrews, Diana 39, 294, 151, 152, 234, 282, 287 Angle, Jo Ellen 66 Arant, Deborah 66, 301, 303 Arbetter, Ronald 152, 332 Archer, Gary 322 Ardid, Anabelle 152, 326 Ardid, Miguel 130 Arenivas, Martha 152 AREVALO, MR. TONY 56, 197 Arizpe, Arthur 106 Armstrong, Gary 26, 37, 66 Athens, Anthony 26 Atherton, Sandy 307 ATKINS, MRS. BRENDA 351 Atwell, Adrienne 130, 305, 314, 322, 328 Austin, John 59, 1 52 Austin, Robert 66, 182 Avant, Bea 26, 152, 320 B Baca, Cindy 106 Baker, Elvella 324 Baker, Quentin 301, 303, 310, 318, 265 Balin, Donna 301, 66, 303, 318, 304 Ball, Catherine 130, 332, 328 Ball, Mary 301, 303,31-23, 66, 304, 14 BALL, MRS. NAN 354 Ball, Vicki 106 BALSAMO, MISS JANIS 223, 198, 288 Balser, Larry 331, 272 Baltes, Christine 106, 307, 328 BALTES, MISS SUSAN 231 Banks, Blair 130, 318, 22, 301, 304, 344 394 1,1251 "M ' -Lf. wi f' . , ' 5 1.22 . H' 1, eee I is A f ' , , rf-Y' 1 3" ' -...JV-1 at..-..,,Q.. ' ' ' z... BARBORAK, MR. MEL 226, 182 Barenblat, Brad 106, 301, 309, 324 Barenblat, Bruce 293, 66, 303, 309, 304 Barker, Linda 152, 26, 329 Barneburg, Barbara 106, 337 Bameburg, Tina 152, 332 BARRIENTOS, MRS. DORA 351 BARROW, MR. ALAN 208 Barrow, James 295, 152 Barrow, Kerry 67, 307 Bartley, John 106 Basaldua, Raymond 158 Basaldua, Ricardo 56 Baskin, Stuart 26, 152 Baum, Shirley 152 BAXTER, MR. NICK 351 Beal, Jeff 67, 303, 182 Beard, Dorothy 106 Beck, Sawrence 130, 331 Beck, Margaret 32, 35, 66, 301 Becker, Clay 43, 62, 293, 66, 303, 310, 314 Becker, Scott 151, 152, 59 Beckham, John 106, 265 Beer, Rebecca,32, 34, 35, 295, 66, 306, Beer, Sarah 152 Begeman, Michael 106 BELLER, MRS. CAREN 351 Benitez, Deborah 32, 34, 301, 107, 304 Bennet, Gracie 152 Berk, Nathan 152 Bernhard, Deborah 67 Beveridge, Amy 130, 301, 318, 304 Biechlin, Paul 272 Biedenharn, Lawrence 295, 130 Begler, Diana 67, 340 Bird, Joel 67 Bishop, Rudolfo 306, 307 Biskin., Roslyn 152, 317 Black, David 107, 311 Blackbmn, Debra 32, 295, 67, 327 Blase, Emily 130 Block, Sharon 32, 295, 107, 318, 304 BLOCK, DR. WILLIAM 347 Blumenthal, Julie 130 Bobbit, John 152, 339 Boedeker, Virginia 130 Boerner, Jamie 68, 326 Boggess, Terry 131 BOLDING, MRS. HELEN 354 Boldrick, Robert 293, 297, 298, 299, 68, 303, 305, 317, 322, 99, 83 Boldrick, Samuel 131, 309 Boldt, Teri 68 Boltz, Steven 131 Bommer, Peter 68, 303, 182 BOND, MRS. LOU 202 Boring, Linda 68, 340 Boring, Paula 32, 107 Boring, Suzanne 131 Bostick. Becky 152, 328 Bourgeois, Clarence 43, 310, 272 Bowman, Donald 68 BOWMAN, MRS. WANETA 219 Boyer, Kelley 32, 107, 332 Bradshaw, Charles 69 Brady, Alexandra 337 Brady, Brian 131, 331, 195 Brady, Richard 104, 107, 331 Bragg, Belinda 343 Brarman, Rhonda 39, 150, 152, 268 309, 30 7 301 Brannan, Stephen 43, 295, 105, 301, 310, 304, 359 Brecka, Kathleen 283, 198, 288 Brewton, Patty 282, 287 Brierty, Bridget 268, 248 Bristol, Cynthia 295, 107, 317, 318 9 Bristol, Kevin 152 Bronson,Michael 26, 27, 37, 298, 301, 107, 311, 312, 318, 304, 329 Brooner, Stacey 32, 295, 107, 304 Brosseau, James 1-82 Brosseau, Madeline 152 Brosseau, Timothy 153, 197 Brown, Jackie 56 Brown, John 56, 104, 305, 322 Brown, Laura 107, 344 Brown, Sarita 297, 299, 69, 330 Brumiield, Joan 69, 340 Brusenhan, Kim 69 Brusenhan, Laura 150, 153 Brusenhan, Nancy 318 Brusenhan, Susan 107, 344, 260 BUCKLEY, MR. JOSEPH 219 Buerkle, Maureen 69, 307 Buerkle, Richard 131, 195 Bullard, Thomas 43, 69, 310, 322 Bulman, Angela 153 Bump, John 153 Bump, Peggy 26, 108 BURDETTE, MR. WAYNE 272 Burke, John 108 Burkhardt, Lisa 32, 108, 301, 318, 304, 337, 198, 288 Burnard, Barbara 108, 343 Burnham, Lisa 343 Bums, Bridget 69, 322 Burns, Douglas 131, 322, 339 Burns, Paul 69 Burton, Patricia 108, 326, 328 Bury, Elizabeth 131, 332, 318, 304 Bury, Howard 153, 322, 334 Bury, Paul 70 Buschman, Kristen 39, 150, 153 Bush, Julia 131 Butcher, Linda 22, 108, 307 C Caballero, Jimmy 295 Cabell, Aaron 59 Cabell, Miles 58, 153 Cadwallader, Aldes 131 Calderon, Robert 26, 28, 37, 211, 70, 211 Calderon, Ronald 26, 37, 131, 329 Caldwell, Catherine 322 Caldwell, Clare 108 Callaway, Gregory 70 Callaway. .lulia 293, 153, 233 Calle, Janet Calvert, Carol 70, 318, 304 Calvert, Elizabeth 297, 301, 132, 304 Calvert, Joseph 153 Calvert, Karen 153, 322 campbeu, Elizabeth 32, 02, 63, 298, 70, 301, 303, 303, 304, 314, 204, 99. 83 Campbell, Kelly 23, 70 Campbell, Vicky 153 Canales, Raymond 343 Canales, Vickey 70 Canehola, Anthony 153 CANION, MRS. RUTH 351 CANNON, MR. ALLAN 343 Cannon, William 59, 153 Caraway, Joyce 108 Carleston, William 132, 331, 195 CAROL, MRS. ELAINE 234, 344 Carr, Liesa 153, 332, 324 Carroll, George 108, 322 Carroll, Michael 26, 37, 108, 324 Carter, Anna 70, 324, 339 Carter, Jimmy 327 Carter, Walter 70 Castillo, Roland 132, 318, 272 Castillo, Rose 132 CHSUCDCITY, Mary 132, 318, 304 CATTANACH, MRS. ALICE 351 Caughey, Mallory 32, 71, 303 Cavazos, Charles 153 Cavazos, Ernest 58 Cavazos, Mark 301, 132 Cavazos, Pedro 108, 318, 272 Cavender, Mark 295, 108, 301, 250 Cavender, Richard 295, 129, 132, 250 Cavender, Stuart 151, 153, 250 Chamberlain, Laura 108, 344 Chamberlain, Louise 71 Chambers, J ermifer 108, 343 Chapman, Nancy 154 Chavarie, Melodic 337, 283, 288 Chavez, Diana 71, 343 Chavez, Rosemary 132, 332 Cheever, Cecile 71, 32, 34, 62, 63, 293 Cheever, Jean 32, 108, 320 Cheever, J oani 32, 108, 320 Chenault, Barbara 26, 132 Chenault, Deborah 26, 154, 322 Cheyney, Rachel 109, 318, 340 Chincarini, Gino 132 Chiodo, Jack 43, 71, 310, 331 Chiodo, Leesa 32, 36, 35, 71 Chido, Tommy 71, 293, 307, 310, 265 Christian, Anthony 132 Christian, Cynthia 293, 129, 132, 301, 318, 304, 260 Christian, Pamila 293, 282, 287 Chumbley, Dwight 56, 293, 128, 133 Clapp, Carol 154, 320 CLAPP, MR. RAY 214 Clark, Candance 109 Clark, Chris 71 Clark, lVIichele 32, 109, 318 Clark, Preston 154 Clark, Ruth 26, 71 CLASEN, MR. WALTER 351 Clausel, Caroline 133 Clay, Michael 109, 250 Clay, Robert 72,307 Clegg, Cathy 32, 35, 72, 318 Clegg, Karen 154, 22, 39, 295, 150 Clegg, Louise 299, 327, 338 Clement, Craig 295, 133, 318, 304 Clements, Jimmy 318, 195 Cloud, Nancy 109, 318 Cloughley, Kimberlea 334 COBB, MR. ANDY 219 Coffey, Timothy 172 Cohen, Alan 154 Cohen, Robert 293, 109, 309, 318, 272 Colbert, Thomas 154 Collazo, Carlos 43, 109 Collier, Larry 154 Collins, Catherine 109 Collins, Molly 32, 301, 109, 332, 314, 317 328 Collins, William 154, 326 Colton, Terri 109 Colunga, Theresa 295, 109, 340 Comer, Nancy 26, 133, 329 COMER, MR. ROBERT 220 Conger, John 104, 109, 309, 310, 272 Conger, Kevin 43, 72, 310 Conner, Molly 154 Cook, Baron 133, 250 Cook, Merry 154 Cook, Mindy 26 Cook, Robin 26, 27, 109, 318, 304, 334 329 395 9 Index Cook, Susan 26, 29, 293, 72, 301, 303, 304, 328, 359 Cooper, Michele 26, 27, 301, 109, 304 Cooper, Louis 154 Cooper, Ondy 109 COPE, MR. GUY 238 Cordell, John 301 CORNER, MR. JOHN 236 Coronado, Louis 133 Cortez, Rogelio 155 Costa, Frances 295, 155, 198 Costa, John 340 Costa, Sylvia 72 Couch, John 343 Cox, Carmen 32, 301, 109, 314, 318, 304 COX, MR. CURTIS 226 Cox, Jacene 32, 34, 298, 72, 314, 344 Cox, James 340 COX, MISS PEGGY 227, 202 Crabtree, Mark 110, 307 Craig, Cynthia 155 Cranford, Debra 26, 303 CRANFORD, MR. RICHARD 26, 311 Creamer, Casey 72 Cree, William 59, l 55 Creech, Ann 133, 334, 337 Creeden, Carol 26, 27, 72, 340 CROUCH, MR. FLOYD 349 Crow, Loren 265 Crow, Steven 155 Cunningham, Bruce 73, 310, 272 Cunningham, Elliot 43, 73, 310 Cunningham, Randy 155 Curtis, Bud 134 Curtis, Todd 155 D Dahlgren, Maggi 128, 134, 301, 314, 313, 304, 328 Dalton, Ann 32, 301, 110, 318, 324 Daniel, Judith 134, 328 Daniell, James 110, 305, 322 Daniels, Deborah 155 Daniels, Dean 306, 307 Daniels, Glenn 134 Darnall, Dale 155, 197 Davidson, John 110, 327 Davidyan, Debbie 134, 332 Davidyan, Wanda 73, 332, 326, 335, 337 Davis, Glen 110 Davis, Heather 155 Davis, Janette 134 Davis, Richard 134, 301, 318, 250 Daviss, Amy 155, 320 DAWSON, MISS HELEN 351 DEBILL, MR. WALTER 214, 309 DeBriyn, Melinda 32, 35, 293, 301, 74, 303 83 Dedo, Sheila 134 DEES, MR. RAYMOND 351 Delaplane, Deborah 32, 35, 301, 74, 303, 394, 337, 344 Delgado, Mary 74, 343 Delossantos, Abel 339 Dempsey, Dede 155, 328 Deres, Deborah 110, 327, 304, 260 Devine, Carroll 74 Devine, Franklin 295, 134 396 9 Devlin, Lori 134 Devore, Dawn 134 Diaz, Daniel 58 Dickens, Richard 339 Diehl, Jackson 74, 301, 303, 309, 314, 324, 304, 265, 83 Diehl, Stephen 110, 309, 310, 318, 304 Dingel, Debbie 110, 344 Dinius, Nancy 74, 339, 283, 198 Dishon, Jack 26, 74 Dobbs, Daniel 43, 74, 331 Dobson, Michael 155 Dolch, Pauline 74, 337 Donzis, Henry 75, 301 Dorsey, Stephen 301, 111, 305, 322 Douglas, John 134, 309 Douglas, Steven 26, 37, 295, 111, 329 Douglass, Clifton 293, 138, 134 Douglass, Heather 75, 318, 304, 14 Douglass, Hillary 155, 320 Doyle, Rosanne 26, 37, 75, 303, 304, 329 Dreyfus, John 293, 298, 111, 314, 317, 318, 304, 336, 337, 338 Drought, Virginia 134, 318 Dubinski, Steven 56, 295, 134, 301 Dubose, Sidney 111, 318, 304, 250 DUFFY, MRS. DORIS 354 Duke, Philip 56, 129, 134, 306, 307, 359 Dullye, Gary 134, 195 Duncan, Lucy 26, 27, 75, 303, 329, 334 Duncan, Stephen 59 Duncan, Susan 26, 111, 329 Dunks, Scott 111, 324 Dunn, James 195 Durbin, James 134 DURHAM, MRS. MARY 359, 202 Dye, Diana 76 Dye, Pamela 75 Dyer, Jo Anna 111 E Earhart, Michael 111, 322 EARLE, MRS. NILA 325, 344 Eastman, Jerry 1 12 Eekhoff, Grant 26 Edmondson, David 112 Edmonson, Perry 58 Egan, Emily 134 Eisenschmidt, Laura 301, 318, 304 Eisenschmidt, Leslie 75, 134, 303, 335, 340 Eldridge, Jacqueline 26, 112 Elizondo, Elizabeth 23, 112, 318, 304 Elliot, Elizabeth 32, 301, 75, 303 Embs, Jennifer 26, 293, 134, 318, 329, 332, 198, 288 Embs, Lisa 29, 32, 64, 293, 299, 75, 310, 330, 344, 338, 337 ENG, MR. JOHNNIE 231, 359, 14 Eng, Mary 298, 134, 320 Engle, Roberta 295, 112, 307, 328, 335 ERBEN, MR. HARVEY 347 Erben, Randall 43, 293, 76, 301, 303, 309, 310, 318, 304, 83 Erhart, Mike 43 Estes, Rebecca 156 Estrada, Anita 112 Etlinger, Mark 26 Evans, Alan 156 Evans, Elizabeth 134, 326, 334 Evans, John 1 56 Evans, Kimberly 76 Evans, Ralph 26, 293, 305, 322 Everidge, Donald 59, 156, 197 Everidge, Susan 76, 301, 306, 307 Ewing, Sarah 32, 112 EYEHORN, MRS. LUCILE 350 F Falcon, Paco 76 Fanning, Michael 298, 76, 314 Fanning, Stephen 293, 150, 156 Fearing, Elizabeth 32, 301, 112, 307, 324, 337 Ferguson, Sally 326, 334 Feuerbacher, Mitchell 43, 113 Fey, David 297, 322 Filippone, Beverly 297, 299, 134 FINER, MR. NEAL 227 Fischer, Leigh 22, 37, 105, 113, 310, 234, 160 Fosher, Lourie 156 Fisher, Maria 134 Fitzgerald, Kim 134, 307, 330, 383, 287 Fitzgerald, Mark 76 FLATOW, MRS. ESTHER 351 Flores, Arthur 307 Flores, Mary 134 Flores, Joe 56 Flowers, Brenda 76 Flowers, Mark 113 Foley, William 324 Ford, Bettilynn 32, 76 Ford, Lisa 32, 34, 301, 104, 113, 318, 304 Ford, Sarah 294, 128. 134, 318, 283, 288 FOERSTER, MR. PAUL 215, 301 Forrester, Lucy 156, 306, 307 Forsythe, Carol 32, 113 Foster, Peggy 76 Fowlkes, Lellen 32, 293, 298, 113, 314, 318 eff' -, ' A , 3 Franks, James 77, 338 FRAISER, MRS. SANDRA 215 Frazer, Sally 77, 314 FRANZ, MISS PAULA 228, 336, 337, 338 Frederick, John 59, 156 FREELAND, MRS. MARY 354 Frost, Donald 136, 301 Fuhrman, Nancy 32, 293, 301, 104, 105, 113 Fuhrman, Thomas 77, 307, 310, 331, 284 Fuller, Larry 293, 297, 301, 77, 326, 330 Fuller, Julie 136 Fuller, Leslie 136, 334 Fuller, Terry 156 FUNK, MR. BILL 216 FURTEK, MRS. JO ANN 228 G Gaines, Laura 136, 318, 304, 287 Gales, Jackie 337 Gallegos, Jesse 77 Gallegos, Ronnie 77 Gallegos, Roy 156 GALVAN, MR. RALPH 238 Gandy, Betty 32,113,327 Garcia, Anabel 156, 198 Garcia, Gilbert 339 Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Lawna 26, 156, 322 Leonel 62 Olivia 157 Garcia, Theresa 157 Garcia, Yolanda 77 Garibay, Henry 43, 77 Garison, Timothy 77, 310, 284 Gamer, Vivian 36, 320, 339 Garza, Ana Garza, Sandra 77, 304, 343 Gaston, Elizabeth 29, 32, 62, 64, 295, 77 310 Gates, Jacqueline 77 Gentle, Kelly 136 Gently, Mark 136, 339 GEORGE, MR. GERALD 351 GEORGE, MRS. URSULA 235, 344 Geppert, Cynthia 317 Gerhard, Myron 77, 301, 303, 324 Gilhousen, Patricia 113, 301, 307 Gillispie, David 113, 265 Gillett, Patti 77, 343 Gilliland, John 105, 113, 304, 338, 14 GILMER, MISS ANNA BELLE 203 Gleighenhaus, Barry 301, 77, 303, 309, 304 9, 83 Gleichenhaus, Stuart 26, 27, 113, 309, 313 304, 284 Goddard, Andre 78 Goetting, Karen 32, 114, 301, 310, 318 304 1 1 a Goetting, Thornton 295, 331, 265 Goldberg, Susan 157, 337, 260 Golden, Sallie 136, 329 Goldsbury, Nanthaniel Gomez, Gerald 157 Gomez, Yolanda 26, 136, 329, 283, 288 Gonzales, Elva 114 Gonzales, Gilbert Gonzalez, Maijie 157 Gootee, Manette 32, 295, 301, 113, 318, 304 Gootee, Mary Frances 293, 157 Gottardy, Carolyn 332, 344 Gottardy, Charles 272 Gottlich, Matthew 45, 331 Gottlich, Peggy 32, 35, 293, 296, 78 Goudge, John 293, 78, 303 Goudge, Robert 56, 129, 136, 322 Goudge, Stanley 79 Goza, Ede Lee 136, 324, 330 Grady, Valencia 114 GRAHAM, MR. DOUGLASS 237 Graham, Jeanne 32, 114, 318 Graham, William 136 Grassel, Anne 157, 332 Gravengaard, llse 114 Graves, John 26, 301, 114 Graves, Marjorie 136 Gray, Gail 301, 32, 318, 304 GRAY, MISS ROBIN 223, 283 Gray, Sandra 157, 335 Gray, Vickie 136 Green, Lynne 157, 332 Greene, Lori 157 GREENE, MRS. JAMIE 211 Greer, Pamela 136 Gregory, Eric 56 Gregory, Gale 318, 32, 36, 79, 304, 338, 344 Griffin, John 301, 309, 304 Griffin, Kent 26, 295, 301, 114, 284 Griffin, Matt 309, 310, 250 Griffin, Robert 114 Griffith, John 26, 27, 79, 304 Griggs, Tracy 136, 26, 332, 329, 334 GROOS, MRS. KRISTINE 237 Grubbs, Bryan 157, 328 Gruber, Susan 295, 137, 320 Guardia, John 299, 330 Guenther, Theresa 301, 137 Gugenheim, David 137, 317 Gurwitz, Andrew 79, 337, 338 Gustamante, Anna 327 Gutierriz, Arthur 43, 310, 331 Gutierrez, Gustavo Gutierrez, Mimi 158 H Haas, Deborah 32, 295, 298, 301, 79, 311, 334, 336 Hagadus, Donna 137 Hagadus, Pamela 114, 337 Hagelstein, Mary 26, 137 Haerr, Mary 301, 137, 320, 329 Hagenson, James 158 Hager, Karen 295, 158 Hagy, Larry 79 Haight, Caroline 32, 36, 35, 295, 298, 80, 314, 318, 304 Haight, Nancy 137, 320 Hair, Cecilia 158, 322 Hall, Michael 80 Hall, William 293, 294, 298, 80, 311, 312, 336, 337, 338 Hamaker, Carla 137 Hamilton, Jana 137 HAMPTON, MR. LARRY 334, 203 Hannaman, Robert 284 Hans, Janet 32, 301, 114, 318, 304 HARBORDT, MRS. DOROTHY 327. 201 Hardin, Robert 301, 80, 303, 324, 99 Hardman, John 114, 334 Haring, Howard 295, 298, 80, 309, 314 Harlan, Randall 293, 137, 314, 339 Harnisch, Heidi 22. 137. 318, 304, 260 Harrell, Hollis 114, 320, 336 Harrington, Kimberley 114, 340 Harris, Kathleen 158 Harris, Wendy 114 Harshcaney, Lori 137, 332 Hart, Dorice 114 Hart, Karen 322 Harte, Sarah 138, 334 Hartwig, Cheryl 115, 307, 344 Harwood, Anne 32, 35 36, 295, 298, 80, 397 Index Harwood, Arme 32, 35, 36, 295, 298, 80, 314, 318, 304 Hasslocker, Julie 138 Hatter, Robert 158 Hauge, Erik 322 Haunte, Carl 331 Hauser, John 138 Hauser, Mark 138 Hauser, Stanley 81 Hawn, Scott 58, 197 Hay, Kathy 138 Heaser, Dean 115 Heitkamp, Emily 32, 34, 36, 81, 318, 338, 344 Helland, Suzanne 81 Helland, Teresa 138. 318, 304 Helmke, Karen 32, 35, 36, 295, 301, 81, 303, 318 Hemmick, Elizabeth 26, 138, 324, 328 Henderson, Nina 22, 293, 150, 157, 327 Hendry, John 43, 63, 81, 303, 306, 310, 331, 182 Hendry, Lynne 32, 293, 115, 318, 304, 328 Henley, Amy 32, 35, 81, 314, 324, 288 Herder, Allison 32, 36, 81, 332, 314, 322, 288. 14 Hemandez, Grace 158, 198, 288 Hernandez, Kiki 158 Hiatt, Mary 22, 304 Hicks, Craig 138, 309 Hierholzer, Diane 115, 304, 337, 283, 198, 288 Hill, Herbert 158 HILL, MISS JANE 349 HILBERT, MISS JANIS 212, 306 HILLBERT, MRS. VERA 351 Hillman, Elaine 158 Hilton, Julie 297, 399, 158, 330 Hinson, Jeffrey 81 Hinson, Rodney 56, 138 Hocott, Richard 81, 310, 250 HODGE, MRS. ALMEDA 232, 326, 335 Hodges, Gradley 158 Hoffman, Gretchen 158 Hoffman, Karen 14 Homberger, April 159 Hohenberger, Katherin 158 Holchak, Glenn 293, 301, 115, 309, 304, 272 Holliday, David Holm, Cynthia 301 Holzschuher, Louise 297, 330 Hooper, Duane 158, 59, 197 Hopkins, Susan 26, 301, 82, 303, 329, 288 Hoppe, Charles 82 Hoppe, Suzanne 115 Hopper, Walter 293, 115 HORLEN, MR. WILLIAM 42, 223 HORN, MRS. BETTY LYNN 354 Horne, Douglas 159 House, Rebecca 159, 138 House, Robert 327 Hovenden, Ann 301, 138 Hovenden, Lynn 158 Howell, Cindy 32, 115 Howell, Elizabeth 26 Howell, Robert 43, 293, 115, 305, 322, 331 Hoyack, Bonny 115 Huante. Carle 82 393 Huff, Helen 295, 115, 317 Hughes, Barbara 138 Hughes, Diana 82 Hughes, Richey 82. 343 Hughey, Kristy 139 HUMPREYS, MISS PATRICIA 217 Hundley, Dana 159, 332, 198 Hunter, Patricia 82, 324 Hurst, Chester 115 Hurst, Elaine 139, 344 I Iglehart, Cheryle Iglehart, Debra 82 Irvin, lVlac 139, 309 Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, J ARED, J Cheryl 159 Maria 139 Paul 43, 82, 310 Blair 293, 159, 322. 197 MR. GEORGE 238 Jefferson, Miriam 295, 297, 399, 139, 320, 330 Jenkins, Kendall Jenkins, Kevin 82 Jenkins, Stacy 26, 115, 329 Jensen, Karen 322 Jernigan, Kay 26 J iminez, J iminez, Beatrice J oe Jimenez, Mary J imeniz, Rudy 43, 64, 310 Jochimsen, Gary 83, 182 JOCKUSH, MRS. CARL 347 Johns, Henry 295, 301, 195 Johnson, Craig 197 Johnson, Darrell Johnson , Deborah 83, 337 Johnson, Grace Johnson , Lori 22, 105, 115, 306, 307 JOHNSON, MRS. PAT 351 Jones, Cindy 32, 115, 332 Jones, Janelle 32, 34, 35, 293, 301, 83, 303, 318, 304, 83 Jones, Jay Jones, Jo Lynn 139 Jones, Richard 26, 139, 239 Jornayvaz, Robert 139, 309, 138, 304 JOSEPH, MRS. JEAN 329 JOSEY, MRS. KAREN 232 Joyce, John 43, 195 Judson, Mark Judy, Deral 26, 37, 83, 301, 303, 305, 322 Jung, Sara 32, 116, 318, 328 J utson, Scott 83, 327 JUVENAL, MR. JIM 220. 224 K Kaak, Scott 299, 330 Kaak, Stephen 116 KAHN, MR. MAX 349 Kaliff, Melanie 293, 83, 336, 338, 14 Kaliff, Mitchell 293, 295, 139, 318, 336, 338 Kampmann, George 84 Kanter, Larry 26, 139 Kaufman, Anne 298, 84, 301, 314, 338, 344, 14 Keahey, David 84, 327 Keahey, Susan 301, 116, 317, 318, 304 Keathley, Linda 293, 150, 159 Keeler, Michael 84 Keeling, Antoinette 140, 332, 322, 288 Keene, Elizabeth 283 KEENER, MR. JAMES 42, 224 Kelleher, John Keller, James 84 Kelsey, Richard 298, 116, 312 Kemper, Audrey Kemper, Ramona 84 Kemper, Rene 139 Kendall, Cathy 299, 84, 306, 307, 330 Kenny, Steve 58 Keogh, Amy 159 My Z 1, K , 1 .3 Y X . 1 2 Kephart, Thomas 159 Kern, David Kerr, Terisa KETTER, MRS. SANDRA 212, 204 Kettering, Phillip 84 Kessey, Scharon 26, 159 Kezar, J anyce Kiepprien, Kendy 116 Kiesel, Elizabeth 293, 295, 159 Kiesel, Patti 84 Killian, Jenny 22, 38, 116, 304 Kimmell, Thomas Kincaide, Kevin 159, 197 King, Karyn 85, 314 King, Marianne 32, 85, 116, 301, 318, 304 Kingman, Robert 116, 301, 309, 310, 318, 304, 265 Kinney, Genevieve 32, 318, 304, 344 Kinnie, Kurt 14 Kinser, Juliet 293, 85, 326, 304, 260 KINSLOW, MRS. LULA 329 Kinzie, Lauren 159, 320 Kirk, Pamela 23, 301,116, 310, 314, 313, 344, 268 Klahn, Karen 116, 307, 324 Kleck, Steven 265 Klein, Eddie 159 Klein, Randal Klein, Katherine 140, 324 Klein, Rudolph 116 Kline, Linda 32, 295, 299, 301, 85, 303, 330, 336 Kobernat, Steven 159 Koch, Mary 160, 322 Koenig, Laurie 160, 332 KOFFMAN, MRS. SHIRLEY 354 Kohenberger, Kathy 328 Kost, Bryan 293, 327 Kost, Kathryn 160 Kotara, Gail 116 Kotowslci, James 160, 197 KOWNSLOR, MRS. MARGUERITE 204 Krajian, Marjorie 85, 301, 303, 312 Krause, Kent 295, 104, 116, 272 Krause, Peter 26, 85 Krueger. Helen 85. 340 KRUEGER, MRS. FRIEDA 228 KRUEGER, MRS. GERTRUDE 204 Kruger, Jeffrey, 297, 140, 304, 326 Kuper, Cecile 301, 116, 318, 304 Kuper, Kathleen 160 Kuykendall, Bert 293, 160, 197 L LACAVA, MR. FRANK 356 Lacritz, Jeffrey 26 Lacritz, John 169, 26 Ladd, Cindy 318, 32, 116 Lahourcade, Lee 293, 301, 105, 11 318, 304, 250 LAKISCH, MISS PENNY 317. 205 Lamhrecht, William Lancaster, Howard 160 LANE, MR. MIKE 59, 58, 229, 197 Langan, Eric 250 Landsman, Betsy 117, 317, 328, 14 Lange, Kurt 160 Lange, Robert 85 Laremore, Laura 85, 340 Lassen, Peter Laughead, James 160 Lawton, Brad 86, 337 Layton, Adrienne Lee, Alvin 58, 293 Lee, Eddie 56, 140 Lee, Mary Jane 293, 160 Lee, Thomas 26, 301, 322 Leffler, Sonny 'lx Q ,, LeFrancois, John LeFrancois, Michele 140, 326 Leftwich, Frankie Lehne, Billy 117, 331, 284 Leinbach, Linda 140 LeMessurier, Genevieve 140, 318, 304, 301 Leonard, Kevin Leonard, Shannon 117 Leslie, Alfred 160 Leslie, Will Levit, Nancy 117, 318, 304, 260 Lew, Lori 140, 305, 322 Lew, Stephen 339 Lewis, Judith 140, 318, 304, 336 Lewis, Laurie 22, 295, 161 Lewis, Steve 293, 140, 309, 318, 304, 250 Lieberman, Ellen 117 Lieberman, Steven 26, 161 Liebmann, David 295, 301, 86, 303, 309 Liebmann, Laura 293, 140, 314, 318, 304 Lifshutz, James 295 LIGHTFOOT, MRS. FLORA Lieck, Charles 86 Liljenwall, Pamela 117, 32, 318, 344, 83 Liljenwall, Linda 141, 318, 304 Lillis, David 86, 310 Lillis, Ricky Lindsey, William Littleton, Debra 32, 295, 296, 86 Livesay, George 43, 86, 310, 331 Lyibojevic, Yana Lock, Connie 32,,301, 117,, 307 Locke, Philip 117, 309, 310 Lockwood, Victoria Lodge, Susan 117, 324 Lohman, Susan 32, 117, 301 Lohse, Christina 86, 337 Loisel, Clary 141 Lomax, Tracy 117 Lomax, Marie 86 Longoria, Angelita 161, 334 Long, Melanie 128, 141, 317, 327, 334 Longoria, David 161 Longoria, Juan Longoria, Larry Longoria, Maria 86 Longoria, Yolanda 161 Loomis, Nancy Loomis, William 117 Lopez, Adrian Lopez, Jimmy 86 Lopez, Mike Lopez, Rita 86, 343 Lovell, Clyde LOVING, MR. ROGER 213 Lowrey, Mark 59, 161, 197 Lowrey, Genie 86 LUCCHELLI, MR. C. J. 343 Luna, Linda 141, 328 Luna, Norma 32, 36, 118, 320 Luna, Robert 161 Luna, Sylvia 141, 322, 288 Lutreel, Leslie 161, 332 Lyman, Catherine 118, 318, 304 LYND, MRS. LINDA 351 Lynch, Eileen 141 Lynch, Mary 118 Lyons, Mary L. 161, 332 Lyons, Mary E. M Macdonald, Evelyn 297, 305, 113, 322, 327 Macdonald, Nancy 38, 141, 313, 330, 282, 287 399 Index Macdonald, Robert D. 43, 310, 87 MACKEEN, MR. CHARLES 221 Maclin, Todd 62, 309, 87, 318 Madden, Robert 141, 327 Mahan, Michele 141, 320 Maher, Elizabeth 26, 118 Mangold, Hans 301, 303, 88, 324, 334 MANGOLD, MRS. LOU 229 Maniatas, Dimi 26, 89, 329, 334, 288 Mann, Joe 161 Manning, April 88, 260 Mansolo, Micheal 59 Manupelli, Laura 293 Marek, John 161 Marek, Rosemary 141, 318, 304, 332 Marrow, Elizabeth 327 Marrow, William 88 Matthews, Mason 88, 272 Matthews, Roger 58 Matula, Carol 32, 35, 301, 303, 305, 307, 83, 88, 320 Matula, Kathleen 161, 332 Mauldin, Elizabeth 141, 326 Maurer, Bruce 27, 26, 301, 303, 88, 329 Mauze, Hampton 161 MAXWELL, MRS. KATHLEEN 205 McAllister, David 310, 86, 339, 250 MCBAIN, MR. HARRY 42, 310 McCalpin, Greg 293, 87 McAlpin, Kathy 86 McAtee, Terry 301, 119 McCain, Karyn 162, 320 McCaleb, Ben 83, 99, 64, 301, 303, 309 256 McCaleb, Jenny 22, 301, 128, 129, 141 318, 304 McCall, Robert 86 McCalpin, Greg 317, 326, 330, 87, 293 McCalpin, Kathy 86, 318, 268 McCarthy, Dawna 307, 87, 326, 344 McCarthy, Kathleen 162 Marsh, Phillip 118, 343 Martin, James 141 Martin, John 161 McClanahan, Scott 119, 314 McClelland, Kirk 87, 272 McCombs, Robert 56, 195 Martin, Kent 250 McConnell, Jane 32, 298, 119, 312, 324, 14 Martin, Lauretto 303 MCCONNELL, MR. JOHN 240 MARTIN, MR. LARRY 58, 59, 331, 284 McCreless, Jeanne 83, 87, 344 Martin, Lee Ann 341 Martinez, Cecil 182 Martinez, Delia 161 Martinez, Diana 118 Martinez, Minerva 337, 340 McDaniel, Steve 305, 119 McDaniel, Teri 141 McDavid, Jackie 295, 141, 320, 328' McDowell, Nancy 87, 304, 344 McGaughy, Julie 39, 293, 151, 162 Martinez, Tina 118, 340 McGaughy, Virginia 32, 293, 119, 318, 304 MASSER, MR. TED 42, 224 Mathews, Richard 88 Mathews, Betsy 161 Matthews, Diana 119 400 McGilvray, Lester 310, 87, 331 McGrath, Brian 163, 197 McGregor, Peter 142 McHugh, Lee 58 McMi1lian, Mollie 119, 343 MCMILLIAN, MR. TIMOTHY 232 McNeel, Elizabeth 162 McNeel, Ian 141 McNeill, Robert 307 McOmie, Jeanne 32, 301, 119, 314, 318, 304 McWilliams, Gary 26, 87 McWilliams, Keith 37, 142 Mead, George 293, 297, 298, 83, 88, 317, 206 Menger, Lois 23, 119 Meurin, William 338, 162, 197 Meyer, John 142, 320 Meyer, Robin 32, 119, 326, 344 Michelson, Lowell 162 Miller, Miller, Miller, Clifton 162 Diana 293, 88, 318, 304, 260 Elaine 23, 301, 119, 318, 304, 260 Miller, Joelle 295, 142, 318, 304 Miller, Laura 307, 142 Miller, Lisa 332, 318, 32, 306, 307, 89, 312, 314, 35, 295, 298, 303 Miller, Miller, Miller, Marcus 59, 295, 162, 331 Stacy 162 Susan 162 Miniel, Melissa 90 Mitchell, Lane 119, 27, 26, 37, 301, 309, 284 Mitchell, Robin 119 Mitchell, Scott 37, 26, 301, 309 Mitchell, William 37, 26, 142, 284 Mobley, Jennifer 163, 320 Mobley, Mark 26, 119, 318 Mock, Annie 301, 142, 318, 304 Mok, Patricia 163, 320 Moke, Julie 142 Molteni, Tony 331 Monical, Doc 119 Montemayor, Rene 90 Montemayor, Xavier 195 Montesclaros, Chris 142 Montgomery, Barbara 39, 163, 282, 287 Montgomery, Laura 163, 293, 343 Moore Moore Moore Moore Moore , Bettye Jo 119 , Clayburn 142 ,John 163 , Paul 120 , Paula Jo 163 Moore, Scott 295, 142, 331 Moore Morel, ,sydney 03, 340 Donna 297, 120, 143, 322 Moreno, Danny 334 MORRIS, MR. PAUL 217 Morris, Rebecca 32, 120, 318 Morrison, Robert 163 Morrow, Terry 163 Moses, Neal 89 Moye, Bea 32, 293,104,120, 326,335 Muegge, Melissa 26, 163 Murphy, Kevin 89 Murray, Molly 332, 89, 314, 295, 298, 32, 33, 34, 53 Murray, Nancy 324, 268 N Nau, James 163 Nau, Thomas 89, 304, 329, 26, 37, 301, 303 Neil, Rhonda 163 Neil, Rodney 26 NELSON, MR. GALE 297, 230, 205 Nelson, Lori Sue 163, 288 Nelson, Mark 43, 89 Newman, Cole 310, 89, 272 Newman, John 164, 265 Newman, Pixie 33, 36, 120, 320 Newton, William 343 Nicholson, Holly 33, 34, 120, 314 NIXON, MRS. COUNTESS 218, 339, 359 Noel, Carol 143, 327, 332 Paschal, James 304, 329, 26, 301, 120, 318 Paschal, Laura 143 Pawel, Lisa 318, 304, 335, 33, 36, 301, 121 Payne, Laura 293, 164, 332 Queen, Janet 295, 165 R NORMAN, MRS. MARY 350, 311, 312, 314, 206 Norris, Dean 43 Norris, Mark 58, 164 Norton, Deborah 322 Norton, Dorothy 89 Norton, John 143, 334 Norton, Lucy 120, 326 NOVIER, MRS. SYLVIA S. 351 O OCHSE, MR. WILLIAM 347 O'Connell, Wayne 90, 182 O'Connell, Scott 197 O'Haugherty, Mary 143 0'Kelley, Shannon 164 Oldfather, Michael 151, 164 Oliver, Carl 301, 309, 304, 256 OLIVER, MRS. LOUISE 217 Oliver, William 164 O'Neal Nancy 297, 322 O'Neill, Michael 143, 318, 250 Oppenheimer, Barbara 293, 164, 320, 359 Oppert, Susan 33, 34, 303, 90, 340 OREM, lVlR. HARRY B. 352 Ortiz, Febe 26, 164 Orton, Shawn 90 Ostrum, Anne 26, 143, 326, 329 Ostrum, Robert 120 Otoole, Laurie 120, 288 Otoole, Shannon 164 Owings, Sharilyn 343 Owings, Shawn 90 P Padilla, Peggy 33, 297, 299, 91,3 336 Palans, David 293, 301, 143, 250 Palomo, Margaret 91, 343 Paloma, Stella 164 Pantalion, Sandra 143, 322, 288 Paredes, Andrew 56 Park, David 298, 91, 314 Park, James 164 PARR, MRS. GRACE B. 351 Parr, Randy 26, 307, 120 Parsons, John 143 04, 330, Payne, Polly 314, 318, 328, 33, 36, 301, 120 Peacock, Janet 91, 337, 338 Peacock, Joseph 143 Pena, Richard 38, 165, 322 Penn, Randolph 37, 26, 165, 329 Perdue, Elizabeth 301, 143, 318, 304 Perdue, Scott 298, 312 Perez, Lucy 143 Perkins, Eliza 37, 26, 165, 326 Perkis, Cynthia 121, 343 Perrill, Mary Jane 165, 344 Perry, Danny 195 PERRY, MRS. TROX 350 Perry, Kathleen 121 Peterson, Damon 58, ,250 Pfeiffer, Fred 43, 83, 91, 331 Pfeil, Richard 37, 26, 329 Phillips, Courtney 298, 317 Phillips, John 293, 143 Phillips, Martin 301, 309, 121, 304, 256 Phillips, Stephen 165 Phillips, William 324 Picard, Carolyn 165 Pickett, Peggy 26, 305, 324, 288 Pickett, Russell 324, 329 Pierce, Rusty 295, 296, 104, 121, 318 Pina, Alberto 334 Pitman, Teresa 26, 121, 329 Placencia, Martha 165 Pletz, Janet 304, 295, 143, 318 Pogue, Brian 165 Pogue, Laura 22, 293, 143 Poindexter, Powell 337, 338 Ponce, Joe 165 Ponebshek, Philip 165 Poplin, Annette 33, 121, 324 Powell, Elizabeth 23, 91 Pratt, Mona 307, 144 Presnell, Scott 326 Pressly, Thomas 121 Preston, Suzy 23, 91, 344 Priakos, Aristides 144, 334 Price, Patty 33, 36, 121, 322 PRINCE, MR. ABE 356 Prucha, Marion 91 Q QUARLES, MRS. NORMA 233, 305, 322 Raider, Deborah 299, 144, 330 Raider, Melissa 23, 121 Ramirez, Gilbert 56, 144 Ramos, Felix 293, 121, 318, 337 Ramsey, James 166 Ramsey, Kathy 144 Randall, Charles 144, 334 Ransleben, Glenna 144, 324 Ranson, Diana 99 RANSON, MRS. ROSE ELLEN 206, 14 Ray, Lawrence 92, 317 Rey, Leslie 33, 121, 326, 344 Ray, Lori 166, 332, 344 Redford, Margaret 166, 288 Reed, Stacy 144, 332 REID, MRS. JOHN HELEN 236 Reid, Linda 301, 122, 335 Reid, Peggy 307, 166 Reilly, Missy 166 Reilly, Pat 293, 92, 304 REINAUER, MR. CHARLES 217 Resendez, Stephen Rheiner, Dan 122, 193 Rheiner, Stacy 144 Richardson, Martha 26, 307, 122, Richardson, Renee 166 Rickabaugh, Marvin 92, 250 Rickert, Robin 33, 295, 122 Rickert, Thomas 144 Ridgeway, Jane 166 RIGGS, MR. GUY 221 Ricklin, Scot 293, 309 1 Q 4' Y 'S 209, 359, 329 Ricklin, Tara 336, 330, 33, 295, 299, 83, 303,92, 304. 334 Riley, Kevin 326 Riley, Stacy 33, 122, 337 Riordan, Herbert 92 Riordan, Stephen 166 Riser, Rick 144 Ritchie, Richard 144 Rivera, Ed 43, 92 Roach, Buz 166 Roberson, Mark 92, 326, 329, 26, 211, 83 303 Roberts, Barry 166 Roberts, Ted 330, 297, 305, 83, 122 Robinson, Carlton 58, 166, 197 Robinson, Dale 343 Robinson, Kathy 33 4 O1 Index Robinson, Kelly 38, 144, 282, 287 Robinson, Randy 166, 328 Roche, Austin 324 Rockstroh, Mourette 26, 92, 338, 282, 287, 268 Rockstroh, Patricia 26, 144 Rodriguez, Jessica 92, 337 Rodriguez, Michael 26, 339 Rodriguez, Randy 58, 167 Rodri ez Vivian 339 gu 1 Roehm, Melissa 144, 288, 198 Roesler, Mark 167 Rogers, Anne 167, 320 Rogers, Julie 324, 344, 33, 295, 301, 320 Rohde, Sterling 337 Romano, Elizabeth 23, 93, 318 Romano, Ray 122, 331 Roof, Paul 167 Roof, Stephen 93, 338 Rosales, Debbie 297, 299, 144, 330 Rosene, Karla 167 Rosillo, Rudy 93 ROSS, MRS. FRANCES 240 Ros, Margaret 29, 26, 301, 93, 318 Rowe, Angie 22, 293, 167 Rowe, Donna 22, 293, 83, 93, 340 Rowe, Nancy 93 Rozelle, Pete 145 Rubin, Joe 167, 197 Rubin, Robert 167 Rubiola, Gregory 250 Ruble, Catherine 145 Rubrecht, David 43, 93, 310, 331 Rubrecht, Monica 145, 332 122, A 3 'Q 3 Mn... I 1 Sawtelle, William 293, 309, 122, 250 Sawyer, Kathy 33, 34, 293, 94 Scarsella, Julia 343 Schaeffer, Sam 167 Scheffler, Harvey 26, 122 Schiller, William 145 Schmidt, Howard 301, 145 Schoelzel, William 332 Schoenbaum, Alan 122 Rubsamen, Ann 301, 145, 318 Rudeloff, Robert 324 Rutchowstuch, John 295 Rutherford, Glyn 295, 297, 272 Rutkauskas, John 167 Ruybalid, John 301, 122 Ryden, Roxanne 93 Rymer, David 301, 309, 145, 265 S SABOL, DR. DONALD E. 349 Saigh, Susan 145, 322, 328 Salazar, Lorraine 93 Sale, David 122, 327 Salsman, Richard 145 Samuel, Jeanne 167 Sanchez, Elex 167 Sanchez, Elvia 94 Sanchez, Elvira 122 Sanchez, Erik 43, 310 Sanchez, Gilbert Sanchez, Laura 167 Sanchez, Robert 59 Sandoz, Randy 145, 326, 265 Sansom, Iris 26, 145, 320, 328 Santos, Cynthia 167 Sartain, Diane 122, 332 Satel, Joseph 167 Sauls, Cephus 64, 94 Saunders, Margaret 94, 318, 260 Savant, John 94 Sawtelle, Ellen 167 402 Schoenbaum, David 94 Schrag, Suzy 29, 26, 94, 337, 338, 344 Schreiner, Gus 43, 331 Schreiner, Louie 167, 250 Schulte ,Janet 26, 167, 329 Schulte, Schultz Schultz Schultz Schultz Nancy 94, 339 , Bubba 145, 195 , Heather 33, 301, 303, 94 , Rhonda 146 , Robert 295 Schuman, Steven 95 Schwarting, Bland 26, 37,,306, 146 Schwarting, Laura 33, 36, 295, 301, 122, 335 SCHWARZ, MRS. MARIE 214, 359 SCIARAFFA, MR. DAN 353 Scott, Amy 26, 146 3 Seymour, Sandra 26, 293, 128, 146, 334 Shaw, Erin 33, 35, 63, 95 Shaw, Mark 167 Shaw, Stan 293, 128, 146, 272 SHAW, MRS. SARA 354 Shaw, Shawn 307, 123 Shawd, Cliff 123 Shawd, John 327 Shawd, Sabrina 22, 295, 95, 318, 268 Sheldon, Susan 27, 26, 211, 301, 95, 329 Sherland, Robert 167 Sherouse, Ronald 167 Sherwood, Linda 23, 96, 337, 340, 198 Sherwood, Peter 59, 167, 197 Shobe, Susan 96 Shook, Leslie 283 Shook, Bill 56 Shorey, Betty 167 SHORT, MRS. BEVERLY 208 Shuff, Nathan 56 Sielski, David 272 SIMS, MISS FRANCES 32, 225 Simonsson, Nina 146, 324, 332, 288, 198 283 Simpson, Tim 96, 318, 332, 294 sisa-unk, Robert 53, 168, 197 Scott, Debra 26, 95, 318, 304, 337 Scott, Tres 146, 334, 195 Scott, Jan 123 Scott, Kim 33, 298, 95, 314, 318, 332 Scovill, J amie 95 Scrivano, Paul 26, 334 SEAHOLM, MISS ERNEST MAE 206 Seal, Robert 293, 317, 297, 298, 309, 95 Seal, Stuart 167, 322, 328 Seale, Carolyn 146 Scale, Kathleen 95 Sealy, John 295, 123, 318 Searcy, Jay 307, 83 Sebesta, Leslie 33, 34, 295, 296, 123, 312, 335 Sewell, Bennie 146 Sitterle, Lorie 129, 146 Sledge, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Scott 168 Alexine 295, 168 Allan 301, 305, 146, 322 Burleson 58, 168 Carol 123, 340 Cheryl 146 Smith: Lorrie 168 Smith Lee 29 33 64 293 301 303 310 33, 96, 31113045 I i ' 7 Smith, Madison 309, 123, 318, 331 SMITH, MR. PAUL 347 Smith, Randy 168 SMITH, MR. ROBERT 230 Smith, Sandra 147 Smith.. Sandra 322 SMITH, MRS. SUSAN 208 SNIPES, MRS. BRENDA 354 Snow, Christopher 168 Snowden, Druanna 295, 168 Snyder, Marcus 147 Sobey, Valarie 33, 123, 324, 344 Soileau, Maria 123, 343 Somers, Jeanne 96 Sorensen, Peter 96, 250 Sotelo, Ramiro 327 Sowell, Paul 168 Spalten, Hazel 96 Spalten, James 168 Spang, Cindy 26, 168 Sparks, Edward 26, 37, 211, 83, 311 Spaulding, Mark 26 Spear, Danny 123 Spear, Tammy 123 Speckmiear, Marvin 97, 272, 182 Spector, Mary 293, 317, 318, 304, 359, 338 Spencer, Richard 123 Spivey, Martha 26, 211, 301, 123, 329, 14 Splinter, Robert 26, 301, 123, 322, 193 Springmeyer, Rosalyn 33, 36, 97 Springmeyer, Stephen 301, 305, 322 Spunge, Cindy 335 Stair, Brad 97 Stone, Robert 168 Storm, Donna 33, 35, 293, 301, 303, 83, 98, 304 Straub, Owen 56, 295, 124 Straus, Daniel 295, 98, 327 Strawn, Christopher 297, 147 Strozier, Max 339 Stubbs, Louise 26, 147, 320 STURDIVANT, MRS. JULIA 233 Sugerman, Jeffrey 62, 63, 301, 309, 83, 98 Sulak, John 301, 98, 304 Sulak, Laura 169, 320 Sullivan, Daniel 147 Swartz, Jeff 293, 147 Swearingen, Susan 22, 293, 301, 147, 344 Swearingen, Sydney 99 Sweezy, Robert 43, 293, 301, 310, 98, 324 Swigart, John 124 SWINNEY, MR. BILL 213, 320 Swinney, Lisa 169 Swinney, Stephen 307, 322 Syma, Rebecca 283 Syma, Reyne 124, 324, 328, 344 Szopa, Glenn 193 T Talk, Connie 98 Thornton, Melanie 33, 295, 125, 318, 304 Thornton, Sharon 22, 169 Thrailkill, Kathleen 99 Thrailkill, Sherri 147, 327 Thurmond, Jimmie 301, 148, 318 TIBBETS, MRS. ANN 207 Tidmore, Tab 148, 324 TIFT, MRS. ANN 351 Tift, Natalie 148 Tillotson, Melissa 29, 33, 295, 310, 99, 318 TIMMONS, MISS JOAN 234 TORBERT, MR. JOHN 359, 208 Trammel, Vicki 33, 125, 318, 332, 340 Trautman, Paul 256 Tredici., Lucia 301, 303, 305, 328, 322, 99, 283 Tringle, Alex 43, 99 Tryon, Cynthia 293, 303, 337, 99, 324, 328 Tuck, Alison 293, 169 Tuck, Kirk 99, 265 Turner, Susan 326, 282, 287 Tyler, Joe 324, 298, 125, 312 TYNAN, MRS. HELENA 241 Tynan, Leo 359, 63, 293, 298, 304, 314, 303, 83 Tynan, Martha 22, 169 Stakes, John 123, 337 Stanford, Peter 168, 265 Stange, Joan 307, 97, 335, 337, 344 Stanley, Lynn 168, 320 Stanley, Thomas 303, 309, 97, 331, 182 Staudt, Eddie 37, 26 Stebbins, Sally 147, 334 Stebbins, Sandra 168 Steinberg, Jonathon 297, 330 Steinle, Donna 168 Steinle, Karen 303, 97, 337 Stengel, David 147 Stephano, Nick 97 Stephens, Beverly Stevens, Ralph 59 Stevens, Suzanne 97 Stewart, David 301, 124, 147, 318, 304, 250 Stewart, Deborah 301, 147 Stewart, Doug 301, 97 STEWART, MRS. VEANNA 221 Steiren, George 306, 307, 310, 124, 265 Stiggers, Clifton 332 Stitt, Fraser 98 Stitt, Tobin 124 Stone, Marilyn 147 Stone, Marla 98, 343 Tapia, Byron 334 Tarkington, Willy 147 TASSOS, MRS. WANDA 240 Tate, Jarmye 147 TATSCH, MR. JAMES 222, 339, 359 TATSCH, MRS. RHETTA 216 TAYLOR, MRS. GLYN 350 Telotte, Nancy 83, 98, 340 Thaggard, Bubbles 33, 293, 298, 301, 124, 314, 318, 304, 268 Thies, Kelley 99, 272 Thomas, Gregory 169 Thomas, Julie 124, 312, 336, 337 Thomas, Nancy 169, 324 Thomas, Philip 327 Thomas, Phyllis 28, 26, 99, 329, 282, 287, 177 Thompson, Anne 26, 125 Thompson, Lynette 147, 322, 288 Thompson, Latie 169 THOMPSON, MRS. MARY 359, 201 Thompson, Mary 99 Thompson, Martha 298, 301, 317 Thompson, Sheila 33, 125, 318, 288, 198 Thompson, Toni 340 Thornhill, Kathy 293, 147, 334, 268 Thomton, Felice 169 U Ullrich, Karen 33, 125 Ullrich, Nancy 148, 324 Urban, Mark 125, 193 Urban, Dwayne 169 Ussery, Michael 125 V Valdez, Gilbert 169 Vallejo, Edward 169 Vallejo, Gary 148 Valley,Clifton 26, 100, 311, 324, 329 Valley, Laura 150, 169, 328 VanHardeveld, Virginia 22, 38, 295, 304, 126, 318 Vann, Kathleen 169 Vann, Patricia.33, 100 VanNorman, Carol 148, 322 VanNorman, Deidre 126, 332 VanSchendel, Marc 318 Vaughn, Sandra 301, 329, 303, 100 403 Index Vazquez, Gary 126, 182 Veach, Becky 169 Veach, Christine 169 Vemer, Marjorie 33, 36, 301, 100, 337 Viets, Julie 148, 268 Villareal, John 307 Villareal, George 59 Vinklarek, Nancy 327 Virgil, Martin 100, 331 Virgil, Michael 26, 100 Vitela, Larry 43 voigm, Eric 126,318 W Wagner, Carol 297, 148, 322 Wagner, Elizabeth 149 Wagner, Hulse 126, 327 Waitz, Timothy 170 Wakely, Cindy 38, 149 Wakely, Mishael 43, 295, 126 Walence, Leonard 126, 256 Walker, Sabra 293, 307, 126 Walker, Scott 293, 296, 301, 304, 256 WALKUP, MR. JAMES 237, 250 Wallace, David 170 WALLACE, MRS. HELEN 327, 201 Wallis, Martha 26, 170 Walter, Heidi 301, 101, 338 Walters, John 301, 331 Walters, Thomas 170 Walther, Peggy 170 WARD, MRS. ANNA MARY 351 WARE, MR. RALPH C. 347 Warren, Sally 33, 34, 36, 301, 303, 101 Warren, West 126, 272 Wasson, Michael 43, 307 Waters, Randy 149 Watkins, James 282, 287 Weaver, William 101 Webhles, John 126, 326, 250 Weix, Jeff 101 Weldon, Brigitte 295 Weller M 304, 33, 35, 295, ,301, 126, s 31'Y 318, 335 Weltersdorf, Sara 26 Wendell, Jennie 101, 343, 344 Wenger, Valarie 170, 314, 320 West, Les 126, 250 West, Suzanne 150, 170 West, William 324 Westberry, Diana 33, 306, 307, 127, 328 Westberry, Tom 56, 149 Wetz, Sharon 301, 303, 101, 340 Wetzel, Diane 101, 343 Wheeler, Gayle 170 Wheeler, Laura 33, 34, 101 White, Brooks 127 White, Christopher 170 White, Michael 299, 170, 330 Whitehead, Frances 170 Whitehead, Hilton 101 WHITING, MRS. ANNA Whiting, Lisa 149 Whiting, LuAnne 102 Whitten, J enise 33, 307, 127, 318 404 Wiedman, Sharon 170 Wiggins, Daniel 171, 327 Wilburn, Daina 301, 303, 310, 102, 304, 272 Wilhelm, Lisa 171 Wille, Angela 102 WILLIAMS, MR. PETER 225, 265 Williams, Wes 43, 102, 331 Williams, Ronald 127 Williams, Sherrie 33, 34, 293, 302, 83, 102, 318, 304 WILLIAMS, MR. WAYNE 56, 225, 195 Willis, Mark 282, 287 Wilson, Ann 22, 295, 149, 344 Wilson, Elizabeth 171 Wilson, Ginger 127 Wilson, Mariglen 27, 26, 102, 322, 329 Wilson, Nancy 33, 62, 297, 303, 83, 102, 318, 304 Wilson, Rickey 171 WILTZE, MRS. LAVONNTE 241 Winters, Robin 102 Wisdom, Michael 102, 250 Wissler, Bonnie 340 Wofford, Linda 26, 301, 127, 288 Wofford, Nancy 171 Wolf, Marianne 171, 320 Wolff, Mark 149 Wolff, Timothy 127, 304, 250 Woltersdorf, Sara 171 Woodley, Susanne 293, 149, 318, 304, 260 Word, Cynthia 149 Word, Pamela 103, 268 Worden, Bryan 171, 265 Worden, Trip 293, 127 Worley, Kathryn 103, 337, 340 Worley, Lisa 171 Worrel, Ann 23, 310, 127, 318, 3 Woten, Chavm 127, 265 Wratten, Erick 103, 337 Wray, Robert 309, 103, 331, 272 WRIGHT, MRS. PAULA 357 WRIGHT, MRS. VETA 230, 207 Y Yarritu, David 171, 317 Ymimga, Belinda 103, 317, 338 04, 268 Yeager, Leslie 304 Yost, Amy 171 Yost, Lisa 344 Young, Zetta 149, 320 Youngs, Dale 301, 127, 324, 337 Youngs, Ellen 171 Youngs, J an 171 Z Zarate, Doris 326 Zent, William 149 Zertuche, Marcos 127 Zimmer, Gary 59, 295, 171, 265 Zimmerman, Deborah 171 Zimmerman, Shelly 127, 340 Zisman, Martin 295 ZUSCHLAG, MRS. MARY 213, 293, 226, 359 Zuehl, Lucy 103 Zuehl,,Rene 26, 127, 322, 288, 198, 283 4,05 406 To look ahead . . . become involved V -- ' and experience the satisfaction of looking back . . . The cycle repeats, encompassing more each time. 407 'U W., 1 . If 'ai,lS ii J, - 'Wal 1 .05 Q flllk 1 fff Q-rf 4 lik 7 H9 Fw, 1 "Q E : fa, K I' . fp f Q:- I. ,V fi . A ,xi . V1 1 'fl ' gm , .' 1 A 1 ' , - ,- f 3 X -.-

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- Class of 1974

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