Andrews High School - Mustang Yearbook (Andrews, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1969 volume:

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We begin to look for that one certain place into which we may fit. The faculty, now place in the puzzle, become at pattern lad' , , lor us to folloW.We find more than educational guidance, we are proud that we may also find unprejudiced fr Ship and loyal dedication. We find the teachers to be helpful in many areas of our development. become complete, and havi-ng found their Phe vast auay of clubs and 0lgEllll7EtllOI15.lS an ebpemally lIHpO1ldI1l step ln Ottl development Wlth 50 many oppoltumtles m so many axeas, these vauous oxgamzatxons p1esent a taste of what vauous flelds have to offer F01 those uneule of what place they Wish to occupv m the iuture clubs may hold the key to tomol row Anothel phase of dCl3.1llf1n takes lace P as we partlclpate IH physlcal educatlon aspects ol good portsmanshlphelp mold the pleces mto qgeful W01k1HD pans P Because of the stxess and plessule placed upon each pex son hyslcal development MW' The ITIHJOI factm for pP1fCCtlOH of each plece IS concerned wlth C1 lt1ona Clowth Matuuty IS the key to understandlng and peaceful COCXISICIILC Every expeuence IS lnvaluable IH the development of pel sonal Cha1dCt61 Wlth buth comes the challenve to advance Advancement comes, With the cooxdlnatxon oi human endeavols C001d1l'l3UOIl lb the end Iesult of wolk and self development towalds a mme petfect b0ClCty Soclety eatabllbhment Wh1Ch lb to a mpar glgantlc maze of puzzles iff! an f A . . . Unfinished Puzzle Achvlhes Honors Faculty 62 Classes 82 Organlzahons 66 Adverflslng 268 Index 278 Bragllnes 288 ACTIVITIES ,gr qi ,Jw riff E? ,, P ?. wg 1, EM I hh ,P if M- 'W Q Lucille Spruill carries the ball for Nichol's Naughties, with down- field blocking by Susan Morgan. The gain aided the Naughties in their 14-7 win. Coaching the Naughties to the win were Edward Nichols and .lan Beard and the Broads' coaches were Leon Barbee and Mrs. Verna Moore. Johnny Aikey QLD was chosen Powder Puff King during half- time ceremonies, other nominees were Johnny Horton and Max Ramsey. Half-time entertainment was provided by the well-dressed Powder Puff band and the cheerleaders. Cheering on Barbee's Broads were James Cordon, Mike Gaston, Billy Phipps, Keith Clanahan, and Morris Sanders. Naughties bump Broads In Powder Puff tilt 4 r J Shown here in the wilds of West Texas, depicting the Halloween season with pumpkins and witches' brooms, the Halloween Queen 'candidates were selected by their individual classes in elections held during class meetings. The candidates are: senior, Becky Belcherg junior, Linda Hamiltong sophomore, Christie Shawg and freshman, Sandi Brown. Wm. ' 4 4,2 r , ,K 3 W, .kgs lg Qtr? . . .. . , ' P, '5 Xi X f A .Q f- ' ' Z I ..,-.5 V.- ' ' . -1 I 9'-YJ' - f-:Uri N-'B' 1 for r 5 3 'pr jJ'w ,L,,'3'v:i -,Xu ' Q i at '. 1 -A ft A -, kg. ' tt K N - pa.'f.:,x' wwe-. . ' If-.8 g 'Q .ir r H e . s -4 l : my-f.:,., av ' fl. .gr ....fa..fl5QQJs.tx- -efk'.i' X f . hw. 5 N-Q-...Qi ' fi 3' fi V sf-.N xim- Making final prepara- tions for the giving away of the new deer rifle are two officers of the VICA club, President Ronnie Barnes and Vice- President Roger Hughes. The drawing was held at 8:45 p.m. and the lucky winner's ticket was drawn by Jan Jennings, VICA Sweetheart. A ca- pacity crowd attended the annual event. SEN IORS DCLEIDC Gary Beardefl Warren Meanesf Little Girls . . . . . . Cutesi- Liffle Boys JUNIORS Sheila Lanier Bobby Peeples SOPHOMORES Barbara Gary Hawthorne Rogers FRESHMEN Beverly Jimmy McCarley Rose ,im E E, :ear K I 55 'HX .Lk . .r,-.- S U V5 MPH 5N'--'m'- mpg, ,Q .w5's,1,5 Q,Wf.1gvS:m,f:x,s.:+-:IM k - ,-1i.XL15g1sig.2'g kxkyrlgele-ly1'A-1XAEIQWQNQN-Cl.-lv I Xa,-XA,,g1,-egQ,Wr5M,5' manevaz, 3.ff1w2x1+v,,. .na Smiiflillffslblifi ldilkfgvsq :M 11:5 , as. z ,Q f 1 'ififlff W, ' F 111 -1 f11'?ii315:K QM? S 55: 5 12 .qi 6 ,.,5Q3JA EMI ,, - 1 -Z fag Q3i!1!W.eifYifW3Sf'klV M 1.1.2 W 2 is K U XFXWY' fmazavmf 'wfvfiwslsflvfr W in aewaigfmys' fiis lu r if jmygfgggviyggQ51-wa - ,,, W 121-My eww C K , W ei -ar .2 mmylr BSQAN . 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Driven by Steve Rose, senior queen nominee Jannifer Cooper leads the royal procession through the parade spectators. I6 , A 5 Y 'ifigf' Y? 4 . 1 , , ,Vkkf,,- . A I - f Q .-ziffflif, -f 7' Yi:ii'1'5fif?i,.i f 1' , A, .. ' li r Y ' H -f', 1 ' f 9 .ifg . . C 7' -, ' I Khhkr ts5fQi5:4Zf:z 1 f r if IEE i 'l rree v W V S '.,: I I ' , f 4. ' , new .7-. auf .. ! ' ,rf',.,.. e lg 4 ,, K i ,, Y, tt . K ' , 15,5 W ,e gi V.: fig 1 yyr K of r rj i,f?r?fipFQ?'frEEQf1iEr4G A UPREN NUWNEE ' Susan Morgan, a junior candidate, driven by Brick Gilliland thinks of her chance to be a Mustang Homecoming Queen. Queen Candy rules over the Tulia fromple A very pretty queen indeed, Miss Candy Hutcheson fleftl admires her own signed football presented to her by the team. Her escort is senior Co-captain Randy Griffith. Manager Sammy Grahm and Richard Owen fbelowl cut loose the box of balloons as a way of saying Welcome home Exesf' Senior varsity cheerleaders Janis Payne, Sara Rogers, and Prissy Taylor finish their last Homecoming yell of their high school career. The junior varsity cheerleaders Toni Brown, Nancy Swift, and al- temate Kathleen McCaskill have their best year ahead. lm, I7 works with Merchant National Honor Society ' A httle unsure of hxs sales pltch Brad Noble looks quesnonmgly at hls customer Mrs qharp Brad worked for Brlggs Jewelry on N H S workday V1Ck18 Schooley Kabovel spent a day member worked wlth some merchant for one day durmg the Chnstmas Hohdays Debby Pyle Ileftl dlsplays fme sxlver sold at Hulens Jewelry Store The wages earned hy each went mto a scholarshlp fund At the NHS mstal latlon breakfast B1lly Tune and Patsy Thrasher recelved these scholarsh1ps in Wackers' as a sales girl. Each N.H.S. Seniors run town with firm hands The county held a mock trial for the seniors working in their department on Government Day. All county jobs were filled by students. The city government had students with them also. Below, the seniors are busy with mayors Jackie Brown and Steve Price holding a city council meeting. Joe Dominee from KMID TV spoke at the student luncheon. if M, ,, 'P'I'R'l'T, 0 0 0 i Q ig'-V' I .AR - 1 x Ev-,, ' ,ov 4'i .,.x, .H , 1 .1 ' .. 'M'f59','l' 7' Symbolic of class and school spirit, the bonfire rises higher and higher. Cary Smith, Sammy Lee, John Bumpers, and Ramsey Humphri better known as the Moonshiners are always a good source of entertainment. es, Hidden arts revealed .lac kie Brown Gets the heat ae the other Green Pep Now well known and popular with a fiddle, Dick Baird livens up the atmosphere with some wild, old tunes. in itdlent show pers make theiriway to the Stagg ' Ronnie Wright plays Dean Martin. Alhert Peterson fTommy Jackson? trys to 'Tut on a Happy Face for E-ligle Sad Girl played by Paula Middleton as the pair await Conrad ir e. Many such rehearsals involving hard work went into the production of the first Andrews High School musical 'Bye, Bye, Birdie.' At the end of six weeks, '6Birdie went on and came off a great success. W .. z1.w.s5i1:i,s- fx A ' fgigmwzts . V, -- s,,A ,1,,,f.a ,E . , . V, . ,fr Bm w i Ewa z ,9 fi A - yl W Mx? i fe Q which are led by Brad Noble flefti. Tommy Jackson fcenterl fences bravely against the hired kidnappers of his ladylove The Romuncers steals state honors . -.m,,,., ...cm we E ?i The 4'dead Brad Noble fbelowl explains to the young lovers' mothers, Judy MclVIurry and Ann Stringfellow, It's my bill, 1 ladies. Cathy Willis and Tommy Jackson fright! exchange secret l vows of love over the wall. The excellent job took the cast to X state compelition. s s i if, 552 at E 4 f I I f Dancing to the music ut the Prom und enjoy- ing the Old South dccor are Gene Pat Hatcher und Senior Cathy Willis. Id S th Prom Juniors fete seniors with 0 ou Provi Wort i ding the music for the Prom was the Sweet Smoke from Ft 11, shown here is the lead singer for the group. 26 Left and right, first Hatche d th ' h k 9' r an en w o nows., junior Tom Ryan defends the home grounds most efficiently single handed. Balloon fight' held in Mustang Stadium I l .lunior Danny Smith Kabovej checks the balloon supply as classmates ward off nearing senior invaders. As usual, the seniors took the victory. Below, ever one h ad f th l' ' ' y e s or e me of scrimmage for one more big tussle. lnconspicuously retreating, Mr. Hutchinson is quite unaware of the upcoming incident. phomores try new approach to Valentines ,vswffi enn.a Buying Valentines from sophomores Pam Burns, Nedra Hutchinson, and Kathy Nahors are Sheila Lanier, Mittie Hearne, and Rocky Raburn. Watching the proceedings is class advisor Bill Smith. Practicing for deliveries are Ann Stringfellow fbelowl, Johnny Archer, .lan Fisher, Billy McBeth, Cathy Rogers, Bill Dillingham, and Cristi Shaw on guitar. Dome setting for special Christmas Holidays Office girls Vickie Schooley and Becky Belcher seem to catch the Christmas Spirit and stop to examine the tiny gifts below the tree. Mr. Brewer and Murray McDonald add final touches to the dome hy hanging the greeting of Noel. Z 6 Display of wreath, Student Council tree With creative mind und skilled hunds, Brad Noble works cautiously with the delicate glass hulls and evergreen lnoughs. The result is u beautiful and gigantic wreath. Almost thirteen feet in height, fbelowl tl1e'Student Council Christmas tree created u hushed atmosphere as it reminded everyone of the approaching holiday season. v s 5 s The Goody The Budp The Ugly . . . Enough to cause anyone to shiver, Edward Davis, Joe Pitman, Johnny Carwile, Gary Cox, and Jackie Brown Cast menacing glares as they pose for the beard growing contest. Mike Niblett and Ron Leach observe the transformation of Sammy Lee into a pic- turesque character by Mr. Robertson, head of the Art Department. 1 32 Keith Clanahan, Brodie Hutchinson, Joe Pitman, and Johnny Carwile model fresh fall fashions during the first Twirp Week Fun 'n games highlight TWIRP Week Bringing out the feminine characteristics in Mike Gaston, Pam Piper slaps on the Twirp Week Make-up. Headed for the finish line, Joe Pitman and Becky Belcher try to prove three legs are better than four. events added to TWIRP week activities this year were ' cult Stickhorse Race for the Made Up Contest are fl to I ana Foster Arlme McCullough ,leaneen Pell Al Kathleen lVlcCaskell Feeding Kabovel and Fa y qhown preparing for and thinking-up a great r Becky 3 Seniors invade Six Fla rar-m...m....-' gs Over Texas r 5 H 32 ,,-..b ...uuuu UIC DIX ,--,....5, scruur mp sponsors, get together and make a Flags area. quick survey of Andrews students vm.-.......g gg 5 5 -, --.ner auu Latny Bromley pass some of 4 their leisure time at the zoo. w i 1 H-, uwuuurcy, ueborah Brown, and 'Marian Potter tour the Old South. y awv1w 63.1- hoose a quiet uneventful ride as a means or reianatw.. ..--- B k fbelowl choose a rlde more app Eileen Wells and Glenda Patterson c noon of romping around Six Flags. Tommy Miller, Roger Hughes and Roger an s ing to boys, the Log Ride. .,,.,,.,,Mwwwmmnmwz 5 4 S E i gf le, 1 1 I L-- tr QE 6 2 I is me band Come rain or shine the h ---1111 ,--.,v. spun . y ave never failed to provide the little extra go that boosts the team as well as the student body. Spirit boils high in pre- 'ine varsity cheerleaders are the pivot between team and student b d . O dut d ' ' o y n y an off, these six girls pull the students together and create the high spirit all of Andrews is so proud of. Seniors Prissy Taylor and Sara Rogers fright! have caught a touch of the spirit bug. The Spirit Box, like the Spirit Stick, is just another way of lifting good old Mustang Spirit. 36 game pep ra 5 2 BS I t ueens chosen for basketball, baseball, track Surely after much deliberation, Miss Sara Rogers received the honor of Basketball Queen. Sara's escort is Steve Rose. The other nominees for the title were Nancy Swift escorted by Mark Bader and Miss Susan Morgan with escort .lohnny Horton. ,-.- uw Chosen by the track team as their Queen was Susan Morgan. Runners-up were Nancy Swift and .lannifer Cooper. Their osvorts were track vaptains Sam Graham, Don Leatherwood, and Steve Hays. The lucky girl chosen to represent the team headed for state is Baseball Queen Vickie School- ey. Paula Piper and Sara Rogers were the other nominees. 37 With the audience in stitches, Larry Mathis and Tommy Jackson give their all for Paul as they swing to Guitar- zanf' In another council election skit, Tony Brown 'bellies' up to the har as Sue Ryan and Sandy Gas- ton discuss politics of the day- nainely student council elections. P Lonnie Proby decides he's gone as far as he's going as he eyes his feminine co-per- formers. Here come the judge! Lonnie dons a new costume and petitions for Pam Piper as sec- retary. 2 i Clanahan elected as New Council President S l s Eagerly awaiting the election results, Keith Clanahan aids Miss Morehead at one of the voting polls. Her first coun- cil election, Selwa Raja enjoys it thoroughly. 39 Homerooms clash in volleyball tournament Gary Cox and Mike McCurry work together to make a scoring play during the homeroom volleyball tournament. A sore losers battle was held between Mr. Williamson's first period and Mr. Robertsorfs homeroom. The mathematicians were victorious. Perhaps a new method for volleyball, junior Wayne Stuart applies some karate to an offensive ball. The tournament champs were Mr. Willisls homeroom students. 2 5 w The homerooms were also beneficial in the patio fund drive. Building Trades contributed 160 dollars While Cosmetology donated 156. Many other homerooms also placed donations in the fund starting at five dollars. Each class can now be remembered through the patio. E 40 For the last time, principal B r o d i e Hutchinson speaks to the seniors as a class. A fine man in the eyes of the stu- dents, Mr. Hutchin- son brought tears to many eyes as he presented his fare- well speech to them. President Mark Bader fbelowl presented the Yelcomey Hendefmed Welcome 35 meaning Selected by the faculty, Billie Smith spoke of an age of many thmgs. reality, 4l Seniors strive for an 'Age of Aquarius' 5 5 S E E x 5 With .08 of a points difference, Billy Tune was Valedictorian and Patsy Shoffit was Salutatorian. Steve Rose fleftl was chosen by popular vote to speak on behalf of the students. Below, many students found humor in the speeches presented at commencement. The theme was taken from the song Aquarius, I Sims: 1 -V , As tears fill many eyes, the seniors of 69 sing together the familiar words of the school song inoug ' bl be together as an entire body again. To signify graduation class president Mark Bader w1l1 lead the group will proba y never ' h ' tassels from left to right. e senlors as they change t e1r com pared to Marching in recession, another group has graduated and falls into the ranks of 'Exesf Melancholy thoughts aside, Senior Don lngrarn frightl and date Gail Moxley swing to the sounds of the Phantoms at the senior all-night party. What lies behind us and what I' before us are tiny matters what lies withm us HON f f iff VR ws 1 D wx fi, gif' L ,H fn fr f f :AM L 'Y s rj M 1 fp, 0 V7 5,1 ,, MW A 1 'z 1 wh 4 f 1 L 1 1 J -W x L, N i f ,, Ai ' ,Q -. Q' 1 V g -4 uw Q 1 N' J ,, V A I ' ' - V N 1 - N , , - N, ,,. , , ff Patsy Shoffif revealed as Salufaforicm Billy Tune chosen Valeclicforian for the class of '69 Best Personality Girl Candy Hutcheson Best Personali Boy Steve Rose Frienclliesi' Girl Rudi Nelson Friendliesf Boy Paul Pinnell a v 1 S i sf W gfxi f A Em A X ff! Ei..-H5 5 e i i z 1 ' I 2 ' X 5 5 1 A if l N - - Cutest Girl .lcmnifer Cooper si 1' s v K l 5. if XS :N f Q 3 ii Q I if 1 x S e , Un i , S N. ii ii? Eh 1 XR 1 ll X N SQ ' Z? K F Q as .Ss E x Cufest Boy Mickey Finley Miss A.H.S. Candy Hutcheson Xl K ww w it x- 11 fi 5 1 W 2 M S Nm. - . Ji a 5 , ff 1 fm 'X H' -aff x,iwmmE1sa:e5159fwS ' UMWMQ M i w-M wh Ns is- a is QRHHGIHWN M. -.d, ,Q i i, ww Q My .,. WM M' 1, A V M ilf' ' K E .... gf. . K 3 'ff E mg ,QQ ,S xi S ,Q X- , 1 ' 'Q V' 1 -fn ' f niif , M s gi 3 X RQ f in Q L ' EI S i i z 'sl . 1 I 5 w I-5 Top students earn Golden Horseshoe Award: FS, Janis Payne Class president, Mark Bader, captured the second Golden Horseshoe Award. Acting as class vice-president h h ls sop omore and freshman years, Mark also held offices in the 'Key Club, and Latin Club. Mark is very active in Belletristics, National Honor Society, Golf and Basketball. He has also been an Academic Award winner. ,, 2,25 One of the highest awards an Andrews High Schoc student can earn is the Golden Horseshoe. To ear this award, a student must participate in school tivities, be a senior, be friendly, take school seriously, respect the rights of others, adhere to tian principles, have a healthy attitude toward and be loyal to the school. The first Golden Horseshoe Award went to s ' Miss Janis Payne. .lanis has been cheerleader all years of high school and was head cheerleader h senior year. She has been active in volleyball, F.T.A Student Council, Band, Student Christian Union, Land. Stripers, and Spanish Club. Janis has captured man titles including Best Personality, Basehall Queen, Hom coming Queen, and Twirler. November's winner, Billy Tune, is a member of th Band. He was named to All-District Band his seni year. Billy is also president of the Student Christia' Union. He is active in the National Honor Society whe he holds the position of vice-president. In the Mat' Club, Billy is a member of the slide rule team an I during his sophomore and freshman years he wo Academic Awards. 5, Mark Bader A Billy Tune Recipient for the month of December was Tommy Jackson. He has been a member in the National Honor Society, Belletristics, A Capella, speech, drama, De Molays, Junior Classical Leavue, Math Club, and debate. Tom- C' my h-as held many offices in clubs such as the National Thespian Society, Science Club, De Molays. Tommy holds the position of tion leader in the A Capella choir. He named to the All-District east his junior senior years. Steve Rose, January's winner, is an active member l various clubs and organizations. Steve has partici- ted in football for two years. basketball four years, d baseball four years. He served as vice president uring his sophomore and junior years and also held osition in the Key Club. Steve was elected class his junior year, selected beau of the prom, has been an academic award winner. He is also member of the National Honor Society and the tic Society. STEVE ROSE and sec- was and TOMMY JACKSON February's winner, Shelton Smith, was the seventh senior to receive the honor this year for citizenship and contributions to his school. He is a former student council officer and presently is a senior class officer and president of the Key Club. Shelton is a four year varsity debater and state champion: He was Andrews' delegate to Texas Boys State and the prize winning feature editor of the Roundup. SHELTON SMITH 53 BRAD NOBLE Recipient for the month of April was Miss Patsy Shoffit. Patsy has won state titles in U.l.L. competition in Slide Rule and Number Sense. She is also a member of the French Club, Future Teachers, Math Club, N.H.S. and the homeroom presidents. Patsy has been an aca- demic award winner her sophomore 'unior and senior 5 J 5 years and has been a four year member of the Thespian Society. 54 PATSY SHOFFIT Brad Noble was chosen Colden Horseshoe winner for the month of March. Brad has been involved in many ac- tivities such as the Key Club, Belletristics Society, Art Club, Student Council, Drama, Speech, and the National Honor Society. Brad has served as freshman vice-president and sophomore president and also has held offices in the Art Club and the National Honor Society. Brad has also served as a homeroom president his freshman year and has participated in track three years. President of the Council, John Parish, received t Golden Horseshoe Award for the month of May. Joh has been a four year member of the football and base ball squads and a three year member of basketball an' debate. In debate this year, John won the state titl in boy's debate along with Shelton Smith. He is als a member of the Key Club and the French Club. f JOHN PARISH Top students receiv BILLY TUNE Science PATSY SHOFFIT FORD ROBERSON Math Math ANITA VOORHIES PEGGY PRYOR ELAINE ELLINGER Homemaking C 1 ff osmeto ogy Chou ognifion from faculty 1, MARTIN CROW JANNETTEBECK DON INGRAM F ' Newspaper Yearbook WAYNE HARRISON SUSAN ELAM UALL num, ff' h P.E. Orchestra Enahs Nineteen chosen Who's Who ROBERT WHITE M ali! 1 seq ARCIA ELIASEN CARL NEINAST Industrial Arts Foreign Language History VIOKI HILTON BRAD NOBLE Buslness Art Not shown 'are Shelton Smith in Speech and Humberto Acosta in Build- ing Trades. Students capture state titles d JOHN PARISH ROBERT K PATSY SHOFFTT A SHELTON SMITH an ' e Rule Boy's Debate Informative Speech Shd BILLY TUNE RUDI NELSON Girlis Singles Science A record number of students represented Andrews High School in UIL State Compe- tition in Austin in May with six students Winning the state championships in various aca- demic and sports events. Senior Patsy Shoffit Won a first place in slide rule in the math division, while Billy Tune took a first in science. Shelton Smith and John Parish took the state title in boyis debate. They had advanced to state semi-finals last year. Rudi ' ' l ' tennis competition while Robert Knight won Nelson took a first place in the girls sing es in , a first place in boy's informative speaking. Others who represented the school in the Meet were Cathy Willis, third in prose readingg Ford Roberson, third in number senseg Cathy Willis, Tommy Jackson, Judy McMurry, Anne Stringfellow, Brad Noble, Linda Rogers, Cali Jones, Paul Pinnell, Larry Elkins, Mary Peek, and Brenda Mitchell-all participating in the one-act h W'll's were named to the State All-Star Cast play contest. Tommy Jackson and Cat y 1 1 ' ' ' h b t ear et. for their performances. Mr. Hutchinson said that this wast e es y y NIGHT E Don Maynard Selects Mustang Beauty Don Maynard, star ilanker back for the New York Jets, had the difficult task of choosing this yearis Mustang Beauty. Mr. Maynard at one time resided in Andrews while attending Texas Western College. When speaking of selecting the most beau- tiful from the five candidates, he com- mented that he asked friends, neighbors, relatives, and 'aeveryone who came overn which one they thought prettiest. Their opinionsfl he said, were interesting, but of little help. l finally had to sit down and figure it out myself and it certainly wasn't easyf' .ef 3 . K f cor:-:AM Foo'rsA1.l. c1.us :Nc Q m....,.m.m..,f.Nwm.K,,.,v ,a.,,.,f.mQ 0 , 1 Ma .17 mi Arc? l YI NED!-o I 5 P-10:42:56 Eel-:Qi J Mu5'7'T?n Xlnmlaf Anal Few! +I-L1 1- Qvlvul galfuonl, Queer Miss Br-oylfs, 17,4 has evezj-H-:irq +L ra:- been lf: 2 I-cl -Plfli 5 5e,l ec'lT0-, 9 ,,ivs+ +ln4'f, AU Cong:-a'l7la'lTau5 '77 -4171, vw-1elf + -I-L11 ngmtvrees, 395+ wishes in 4-be fi-,VPC all a+ inert-ews !-ltjlw, -IW-fe 15,1 HQL,-P afar Jw. wah 9 wg, w'7'-lv as Psa-. W gal, af I , rn l Y Le ef-hekl FTp,.5'f' pq-rs Cc7PFPsl' :M TQ V lkahk ..7b-'?qQItxR+174fv,L glb'r-.f-, med Mustang Beauty Runners-Up Named To be named a Mustang Beauty candidate in itself is an honor. Petitions Were signed and a whole host of candidates appeared before the student body. From these, the students elected only five. These five-the girls the students considered the most beautiful-then had portraits made. These were sent to Don Maynard this year and he made the difficult decision An of - Y these girls, he said, 'ccould easily be a beauty queen in her own rightf, Maria Acosfa Jan Fisher Janis Payne sicians prepare for state com etition Porn , e , The All-District Band members are, from left to right: Allan Erwin, Mike Bryan, Billy Tune, and Richard Dalton. Second row: Martin Crow, Bill Green, Lemon Carlton, and Dennis Eggleston. Third row: Carolyn Little, Debra ' Th se band members performed June 2nd and 3rd at the music Taylor, Gwen Castleman, and Debbie Gregory. e festival in Austin. f........,,..1-nu Representing the Andrews High School A Cappella choir at the All-Regional choir in Udessa . K. linger, Ramsey Humphries, Robert Buckley, and James mg. WCIC I Luanne 1.4 Scholastic excellence recognize Academic award winners this year include I from left to right! on the bottom row: Rodney Cavett, Bill Wayne Harrison, Billy Tune, Keith Clanahan, Ricky Demmler, Brian Jordan, Ricky Laminack, Richard and Chuck Donaldson. Second row: Wayne Stewart, Ronnie Baird, Kevin Ballard, Don Gibson, .lerry Toci John Clark, Pete Clack, Sammy Baker, Pat Flannery, Robert Knight, Randy Flowe, Mark Joyce, Rodney dleston, Steve Fo er d L D ' ' ' ' ' p , an arry ecker. Third row. Helen Nelnast, Jill Simmons, Sharon Vickers, Janis Pyle, Each year the students of Andrews High School receive recognition for outstanding academic per- formance. Any student who is taking at least three solid subjects and who maintains an overall grade point average of 90 or above for the first five six Weeks periods in each of his subjects is given an academic awa d. Ch ' ' ' r OIT, band, P. E. and asslstanceshlp grades are not included in this aver- age. students receive academic awards i I x I as Judy Moxley Tommie Hamilton, Leona Shoffit, Cindy Clack, Elizabeth Zap, Sandra Riemenschneider, Kay d S Mor an Top 'stiai1, Debbie Denimler, Dona Madison, Shirley Cooper, Judy McMurry, Linda Watson, an usanK g ' ' eiser, .Bobbie Kay Martin, Patsy Shoffit, Susan Elam, Anita Voorhles, Theresa Day, Patty Woods, aren ara Jones, Debbie Gregory, Marsha Eades, Pam Garrison, Carolyn McPeek, Linda Hamilton, Jan Jennings, . Piper, and Alana Foster. Seniors who qualify to receive an academic award have th Juniors and sophomores may for their scholastic excellence. receive either sweaters or jackets. Freshmen are awarded sweaters eir choice of sweaters, jackets or blankets. ORGANIZATIONS if mu-Lk Qrvsixkk kk Wi x Q , Sl ' 5 ,..k ' ' is -1 1 -- , f .I.iEi5:':. 5-'15 592-E' ' 5 I ff Q S bw? wx N11 wk is 1 Student Council turthers plans for new patio John Parish Keith Clanahan President Vice-President n QT' Q., Sally Woullard Secretary Sammy Graham Randy Griffith Steve Hays Candy HlltCl1CS0Il Janis Palme Sara Rogers 68 Linda Hamilton Kathleen McCaskill Mr. Eddie Bull, Sponsor Caroline McPeek Susan Morgan Paul Pinnell ff 'vw'Mn,f.fsfmf:ffff:', ' i ,,.f' U 35, ,, K .,.W,.i .. 'H M ' aff: if jf gciliyiwf ' 1 , 'ff vgeffgcg. f fisgryz g,,,,5gjfVYa3j Lf., My . N 4, 5 ,A ga H fl if , , ue jd 4 X , 'wwf 2 ' Q7 'F L 'se ,ly K gg lifikxgfi I 'X 1 l ii Q 4, , , li? 5 I rl liiizxv' all l will 2 1 1 ,hz ,4 -v 1 L + f l 6 V N , Q i B if x gg 'lf f we -fm-f ,QM . - I 'ZF em: , l . J an Fisher Don Gibson Cathy Rogers Stanley Scott Christie Shaw Bill Ervin Pam Piper Linda Rogers aff, a n ' R mf ffllfkfs-., G A gf? QW, 2: 1 2 1? ,, ,ight k W , ,+ Elaine Eubanks Karen Foster Robert Knight ic y M' ke Matthews Steven Stringfellow 69 Pam Piper shows Miss Lowe the new dome decorations. E e 3 Students await news of '69-,7O che 70 erleaders. Keith Clanahan supervises the construction of posters. Senior cheerleaders Susan Morgan, Nancy Swift, Cali Jones, seem very excited after the results. 1 .aff ' fy. , . 'vs' . .1:, -.43 vig ,fa. Q:g, .wx ,gn 3 N ,K :gf gm' 9 a, V, Student Council sets pace for dome decorations ,ir,., IllCIl'lbCI'S pfepdfe LFSPC paper dECOl'dll0I1S to 0I1C0l1l'agC Splflt Sam Graham, new to the council and Andrews, husies himself at thc water fountain. 'FOUNTAINT NHOW about a fountain an in the patio? Busy students prepare for Junior-Senior Prom. ,M ,L WV, A 1 ' K3 Q is ,,,, ja, ,, , ,, s H . if L flaw? 'A -firms 'Q M -ifrifl 4:11, '-fffrfg' Q : 1,154 fp ' f - iv, .f: U ' 'V J- V HL: ' Students make spirit-raising posters under the donut. 7I Key Club attends state convention ln Housfo MEMBERS: Ileft to rightj Charley Rogers, Gary Warren Steve Prlce Shelton Smith Brodie Hutchlnson Mlke Hilton John Parish. Second row: Larry Abernathy, Steve Rose, Brad Young Mike Burton Cary Cox Keith Clanahan Mike Weaver Frank Price Bruce Blanks T lz'rd row R' k H b . L : IC y erz erger, Stanley Scott Joe Pitman Bradley Noble Steve Hayes Morrls Sanders Mark Bader Johnny Hatcher, Jim Hankins, Randy Griffith, Mike Gaston and Brick Glllland Not pictured is Kenneth Ulmer A service club sponsored by the Kiwanis, the AHS Key Club is active not only at school but in the community as well. The club endeavors to promote school spirit dur- ing football season by decorating cars. Four members journeyed to Houston this year to take part in the State Key Club Convention. Mr. Bin Coolsby and Mr. Leon Barbee spon- sor the organization, and Nedra Hutchinson was elected club sweetheart. OFFICERS: fleft to right! Shelton Smith, presidentg Steve Rose vice resident M k , -p g ar Bader, secretary: Brodie Hutchinson, treasurer. 72 Mustangers boost athletics For the third year the Mustangers have proved highly successful as a school spirit supporting club. The Mustangers consist of junior and senior boys. The members work toward promoting a higher team spirit and student body morale. They follow each sport closely, and during football season, they leave a trail of yellow streamers and victory signs on every car around the school. Each Mustanger can easily be recognized in his black leather vest and boots. Sponsoring these boys for the first time this year is Mr. Leon Barbee. OFFICERS: flejt ta rightj Gary Warren, secretary-treasuv er, Keith Stringfellow, presidentg Johnny Hatcher, vice- presidentg Jim Stone, first vice-presidentg and Jackie Brown, parliamentarian. ..s..f-an ss iBQ' I me-un..-,..,. ..,.., MUSTANCERS: K left to right! Jackie Brown, Dan Fisher, Dale Bruce. Second row: Sam Bookout, Sam Graham, Garry Warren, Mike Burton, Keith Stringfellow, Steve Price. Third row: Paul Gilbert, Randy Chambers, Doug Irwin, Phil Clark, Charley Rogers, Shelton Smith, Ronnie Cowart. Fourth row: Ronnie Barns, Johnny Carwxle, Rocky Raburn, Johnny Hatcher, Sam Lee, Don Leatheswood, Jim Stone, and Larry Elkins. Future Nurses devote time to hospital work E First row Kleft to rightl: Kaye Graham, Nelda James, Cindy Clack, Susan Thomas, Carla Peeples, Elizabeth Zap. Second row: Susan Massey, Claudia Bias, Susan Osterhout, Linda Gains, Charlotte B k B h B ' ' ' ' ' an s, ar ara aucom, Mary Mireles. Third row. Tonma Shelton, Dianne Myers. Teresa Vandlver, Vanessa Taylor, Shareen Bradshaw, Linda Davis, Jackie Clements, Nancy Sparks. Fourth row: Belinda Batchelor, Linda Bromley, Martha Young, Paula Adkins, Betty Davis, Linda Mathis, Kathy Mason, Billie Peeples Betty Hill Dona Madison Fifth row Maril n K'n J H ff . : y 1 g, oyce o man, Kathy Dunlap, Beverly Lee, Earlene Broyles, Dianne Moore: Scarlet Cuinmins, Jerri Scroggins, Debbie Carter, Debbie Moss. MM.. l Q a R The Future Nurses of 1969 de- voted many hours of helpful work at Permian General Hospital. The girls picked up trays, delivered ice water, coffee, and juice, made beds, and generally helped the nurses' staff. 1 OFFICERS: K left to right! Betty Davis, vice presidentg Barbara Baucom, presi- dentg and Linda Mathis, secretary-treasurer. 74 Future Teachers prepare proiect for meet First row K left to rightl: Nancy Nichols, Debra Taylor, Debbie Cox, Kathy Neighbors, Nancy Swift, Lynn Hollis, Donna Martin, Bobby Kay Martin, Kathleen McCaskill, Margie Campbell. Second row: Sandra Riemenschneider, Leslie Carr, Sandra Dillon, Debbie Wright, Shirley Cooper, Glenda Mathis, Vickie Flowerree, Pam Piper, Jana Mosely, Dana Hayes, Karen Ulan, Kathy Rogers, Paula Middleton. Third row: Jackie Hitch, Merle Byran, Barbara Harding, Jannette Beck, Paula Piper, Julie Hardin, Cindy Howell, Rhonda Bond, Lana Fitts, Jan Fisher, Angela Hamilton, Janet Schooley, Rita Dill, Helen Neinast. Fourth row: Peggy Riemenschneicler, Marsha Eades, Alana Foster, Debbie Gregory, Dianne Brinkley, Carla Newbrough, Carolyn McPeek, Domaa Greaves, Christi Shaw, Sheila Lanier, Jennifer Cooper, DeLane Bearden, Cathy Balkum, Beverly Murphree, Paula Smart, and andy Coan. The Future Teachers of America develops student interest in and desire for teaching. They become acquainted with this field by student teaching in the elementary schools of Andrews. Five members attended the district convention in Seminole, where Julie Hardin was elected parliamentar- ian. The State Convention was held in Austin in February and three members attended. FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS fleft to rightl. Donna Greaves, vice presidentg Dana Hayes, report- er, Dianne Brinkley, parliamentariang Lynn Hollis historian, Paula Piper, presidentg Julie Hardin, sec retary-treasurer. Press Club sponsors iournulism banquet First row fleft to rightj: Denise Duffey, Jackie Hitch, Jill Simmons, Billie Smith. Second row: Miss .lan Beard, Helen Neinaf Earlene Broyles, Betty Davis, Jannette Beck, Martha Patterson. Third row: Terry Wimberley, Shelton Smith, Gary Warren, Beverly D pree, Pam Garrison, James Sword, Buzz Burkett. Fourth row: Jerry Tharp, Mike Gaston, Rocky Raburn, Paul Pinnell, James Kin! Larry Elkins. Don Ingram, and Mike Turnage. OFFICERS: Gary Warren, vice-president, Shelton Smith, presidentg Pam Garrison, secretary and Paul Pinnell, reporter. Band wins first division in UIL Contest Twirlers help lead band in successful year Z 2 w 2, 1 Q i , l 1 U ,,,. l 1 , ,Q ff? fe? fi 3 , GINGER RABURN DEBBIE WRIGHT Twlrler Head Twlrler BETTY DAVIS Tw1rler PAM PIPER Twlrler I v I T l Q T 5 . 5 5 l Q E 5 . i, s ' Q I 3 , 5 g I 1 Q - - 1 I ' 5 if if , 2 ' I 112' Y 3 I, mi 1 K ,5 I 1 11.51 W- 3 5 919-f gg, ami .- f K e1S'f -' I f I . . .qigkligg X ' 4 'I page p f 1: f!,!'?' tf :ff 5? W , it 5 3 gf: Q DONNA GREAVES Head Drum Major CAROLYN MCPEEK Assistant Drum Major Carolyn Little was crowned as Mustang Sweetheart for 1969 during the Spring Concert. Runners Up include Debbie Wrightg Janis Payne, Rhonda Bond, and Ginger Raburn. WV The Green Peppers a newly organized pep band, per- forms during the annual talent show. 79 R rs. Second row: Joe Pitman, Cliff Bloom, Gary Cox, James mg, ' H h ' s. oge Sam Lee, Steve Hayes, Mike Burton, Sandy Herrmgton, and Ramsey ump rie C h Willis Susan Morris Karen Ulan, Dedra Kennedy, Jeanne neauuck, R'emen- GIRIJS CHOIR: fleft to right! at y , , Kathleen McCaskill, Becky Belcher, Sara Rogers. Second row: Jan Fisher, Vickie Criswell, Peggy 1 schneider, Barbara Maxie, Joy Cook, Sandie Hulen, Pam Garrison. Third row: Linda Watson, Emily Ard, Kay Hounshell, Kathy Balkum, Boydette Neighbors, Janet Schooley, Elaine Ellinger, Judy Voorhies. Fourth row: Earlene Broyles, Vickie Schooley, Barbara Jones, Karen Wieser, Beverly Lee, Barbara Hawthorne, Delane Bearden, Wanda Ward, and Cathy Ervin. 8I CHOIR: Ileft to right! Ralph Lewis, Wes Grigsby, Lynn Elkins, Robert Buckley, Bobbie Peeples, James Sword, John Tilly, ' ' K' Brodie Hutchinson, Danny Browning, Gary Smith, John Choirs hold annual banquet under dome l S'l'o l Shirley Wolf, Vickie Bolt, James neeu, only vgrW..,, First row I left to rightl: Debbie Bolt, Mary Martin, Carla Peep es, Ken Higdon, Johnny Barrow, Susan Thomas, Paula Carlton, Debbie Hungerford, Mary Farmer, Vickie Powell. Second row: Patsy Lee, Fonda Gilchrest, Billie Peeples, Jackie Clements, Sandra Riemenschneider, Debbie Harris, Travis Hughes, Jimmy Browning, Steve Don Carlos, Davy Jones, Jim Harper, Ecell Rawls, Dianne Dobbs, Dianne Moore, Mary Lopez, Martha Young, and Karen Walraven, Third row: Geraldine Gross, Kay Price, Ruth Hancock, Gay Nell Carruth, Judy Moxley, Bon- ' P trick, Ben Bilbrej Mike Hilton, Joe King, Tom Turnage, Jody Yancy nie Moore Alfred Luna, John Tumbllnson, Jesse a cindy Edwards, Paula Adkins, and Debble Badger. i x e 9 i r ro1hivKathy Mason, Sherrie Bagley, Lnrrsti Juaw, C,........ .,-..-, , , Gri sby Kenneth Ulmer Linda Rogers, Linda Martin, Gerdine Gross. Fourth row: Marcia mias-su, 1-L -- -... -W -, l M'ke Winfield Terrie Wimberley, Ricky Herzberger, Debhge C n S g 7 7 va Flower, De Aun Rehders, Debbie Stevens, Scottie Ne son, 1 , an, Vickie lwason, Janie Tompkins, Cheryl Jumpers, Debbie Weems. Fifth row: Roblyn McCarley, Paige Collins, a y an, Jennifer Cooper, Beverly Lee, James King, Sam Lee, Ronnie Wright, Bill Dillingham, Cliffen Fruge, Sheila Lanier, Lena M t' and Kathy Dunlap. organ, Barbara Rowes, Jeanette ar ln, 83 Future Business Leaders .develop character Future Business Leaders of America is a national youth organization lt is devoted to rovid' . p ing stu- dents with educational, vocational, and leadershi P experiences. It also encourages improvement in h sc olarship, promotes school loyalty and stren th ,. g ens the confidence of the students in themselves and their Work. FBLA holds a na nually during the month of June. State delevates ,C , chapter representatives, contestants, and chapter sponsors attended the conventio held in the early spring. tional convention an- n. A banquet was -Harm ,wat .K ...,,, OFFICERS fleft to righlj: Anita Hamilton, president, Rhonda Bond, secretary, Susan Elam, vice president, and Vickie Hilton treasurer. 3 First row lleft to rightl: Peggy Pryor, Brenda Cleary, Lucille Spruill, Dorothy Coan, Vickie Purtell, Rhonda Bond. Second row: Vickie Hilton, Marquita Gross, Susan Morris, Linda Hamil- ton, Anita Hamilton. Third row: Jannette Martin, Beverly Blocker, Carolyn Payne, Kathy Thomas ginda Eliason, Connie Patterson, Betty Hill. Fourth row: M . U d word, d r n erwood, Max Stroud, James en a Rawls, Susan Elam, Charlene Patterson. Thespiuns produce first musical in AHS l 'rst row fleft to rightl: Charlotte Banks, Donna Martin, Margie Russel, Sandie Jordon, Sandra Brock, Linda Rogers, Billie smnn. cond row: Cathy Willis, Anne Stringfellow, Suad Raja, Vickie Criswell, Jan Fisher, Mikthell, Patsy Shoffit, M.r. John Hogue. Third w: Judy Hall, Cathy Rogers, Mary Peek, Paula Middleton, Janet Schooley, Sandi Hulen, Paula Manes, Judy McMurry, Pat Kimber- ' B Tommy Jackson, Brad Noble, Paul Pinell, Dee Lacado, Allen , Larry Mathis. Fourth row: Larry Elkins, Robert Buckley, Joe ruce, ' 1 t rwin, Ricky Demmler, Byron Stevens, Eugene Solomon, and Dennis Egg es on. The National Thespian Society presented its first musical entitled Bye, Bye, Birdien along with the help of the choir and the band. The production, directed by John Hogue, Tom Adams, and Gary Ivy, ran four nights in January. The art department under Louis Robertson, and the cosmetol- ogy with Charlene Jackson, also helped on the musical. The Thespians also pro- duced a one-act play which they presented and was entered in contest. The play won district and region and competed in state. OFFICERS: Cathy Willis, presidentg Brad No- ble, vice presidentg Patsy Shoffit, record's clerk, Tommy Jackson, treasurer and Anne Stringfellow, secretary. 2 A 85 5 Honor Society inducfs members l 2 John Tilly, presidentg Patsy Shoffit, secretary' Elaine Ellinger reporterg Billie Smith, treasurerg and Billy Tune, vice-president. Susan Elan, Mark , , e Schooley. Bader, Marsha Nash Steve Rose and Vicki 86 Vickie Hilton, B841 Noble, Janette Beck, Sam Graham, and Pyle. Anita Voorhies, Richard Baird, Peggy Hiemenschneider Harrison, and Judy Voorhies. E 3 Members not included are: Verlon Ward, Patsy Thrash- er, Miss Mona Tinsley, Sandi Hulen, Carolyn Little, Vicki Pierce, Ford Roberson, Carla Price, John Parish, Tommy Jackson, and Mike Burton. 1' Sally Woulard, Mike Weaver, Bobbie Martin, Randy Griffith, and Paula Piper. B ' R bertson, Debbie Gregory, Carolyn McPeek, Ruth Strickland, Karen Vgiisgzr, First row fleft to rightl: Patti Woods, onnle o Marsha Eades, Betty Davis, Julie Hardin, Carol Brenholtz, Linda Hamilton, Sue Ryan, Dedra Kennedy, Alana Foster, e re Wright, Joyce Boggs, Pam Piper, Susan Morgan, Pam Garrison. Second row: E. W. Forbess, Keith Clanahan, Dan Medford, Glen Christian, Paul Hathaway, Dennis Eggleston, Robert Buckley, Wayne Stewart, Ricky Demmler, Brain Jordon, Ramsey Humphries, Gary Cox, and Johnny Horton. I s The Junior Classical League, the Latin Club 7 was organized to promote a better understanding of the history, customs, and language of the Roman Empire. The annual Roman banquet, in which the first year students provided the feast, was held in,the spring. The club sold paper weights at the Halloween Carnival. 3 2 S , e WD! , , . LATIN CLUB OFFICE RS f left to rightl: Mark Bader, presi- dentg Tom Ryan, sergeant-at-armsg Randy Griffin, vice presi- dent: and Vickie Criswell, secretary-treasurer. Latin Club studies Roman customs f ww 1M.MM..W. ,.i.,, me I i l g r . ,,,t..,.,.. W .,, ...tr . so ff? First row fleft to rightl: Miss Brenda Moorehead, Bonnie Bristol, Marsha Eades, Paula Manes, Sue Ryan, Debbie Wright Vickie Criswell, Paula Piper, Eileen Wells Second row' Mark Jo e St nl S ll . . yc , a ey ta ings, Calvin Schooley, Mike Ferry, Wendell, Daven- port, .lerly Tharp, Mike Taylor, Don Cibscn, Brian Jordan, Paul Hathaway. Third row: Gary Hilliard, Steven Bell, Tommy .lack- son, Stewart Spraggins, Allen Erwin, Mark Bader, Cary Cox, Tom Ryan, Don McDonald, Johnny Horton, and Randy Griffith. 88 Orchestra attends clinic in Corpus Christi rst row Kleft to rightl: David Speegle, Tommy White, Enis Lee, Willard Wilson. Second row: Wayne Harrison, Denise Duffey, Byron evens, Gary Jefferson, Paula Manes, Shirley Cooper, Johnny Voorhies. Third row: Rene Price, Mike Taylor, Tanya Jefferson, Sandra llion, Barbara Harding, Steve Price, Brad Young, Jim Hankins, Weldon Andrews. Fourth row: Dianne Nash, Ronnie Baird, David ix, and Tommy Thatcher. MR. JESUS BARRERA Director Bellefrisfics compile Hoof Prints First row: Suad Raja, Sarah Rogers, Judy McMurray, Billie Smith, Sandra Basset, Rita Boggs, Sandra Dillion, Nancy Swift, Hungerford, Joyce Boggs, Mary Peek, Debbie Cox, Debbie Wright. Second row: Mrs. Moore, Buzz Burkett, Marsha Nash, Raja, Marcia Ellisen, Claire Hardin, Judy Bray, Cindy Watson, Barbara Harding, Julie Hardin, Sheila Lanier, Alana McPeek, Susan Elan, Mrs. Zel Roberts. Third row: Steve Rose, Mark Bader, Tommy Jackson, Brad Noble, Mike Bryan, Terry Mike Turnage, Paul Pinnell, John Bumpers, Chuck McDonald, Wesly Grigsby, Rocky Raburn, Keith Stringfellow. Members of the Belletristics Society were credited this year with the creation and production of their own silent movie, Gone With The Tumbleweedsf' The production was made in connection with the Society's Halloween booth and shot on location near Andrews. Another issue of the literary magazine, Hoof Printsf, was also released by members of the club. OFFICERS: Kleft to rightl JULIE HARDIN, Secretary CLAIR HARDIN, Reporter MARCIA ELISON, President SUSAN ELAM, Vice President ath Club supports state-winning slide rulers i 2 First row flefl to rightl: Debbie Cox, Billie Smith, Patsy Shoffit, Carol Brenholtz. Second row: Julie Hardin, Paula Manes, Carolyn Little, Janie Tompkins, Patti Woods. Third row: John Tilly, Ricky Demmler, Ruth Strickland, Judy McMurry, Susan Elam. Fourth row: Mr. Kenneth Williamson, Ford Roberson, Wayne Harrison, Billy Tune, and Richard Dalton. 3 t The purpose of the Math Club, Tau Mu Kappa, is to stimulate and promote interest in various fields of mathematics-from slide rule through research papers. Various members in the club participated in mathematical contests throughout Texas. Traveling to Austin for the state meet, two representatives won top positions. Ford Roberson ranked third in slide rule and in number sense while Patsy Shoffit placed first in slide rule. The club supports the promotion of scholastic ability and is sponsored by Mrs. Kenneth Williamson. The Roll-o-ball booth was the Math Club's Halloween Carnival project. OFFICERS: Billie Smith, sem'1'etary-treasurer, Carolyn Lit- tle, president: Ricky Demmler. vice-president, and .lulie Hardin, representative. ' I Z 1 3 I CW MEMBERS' fleft to right! Debbie Cox D 't R D . , anla ogers, onna Madison, Jackie Hitch. Second row: Peggy Riemen- schneider, Helen Neinast. Third row: Danny Smith, Kay Hounshell, Bonnie Robertson, Vickie Pierce, Vickie Schooley, Carolyn Little, and Mike McDaniel. Not included are: Carl Neinast and Richard Baird. Social Studies Club aids community OFFICERS: Patti Woods, secretary-treasurerg and Danny Smith, vice-president. Not pictured is Carl Neinast, presi- dent. I EMC .. .W to school activities Artists lend support Z A 2 First row fleft to rightl' Sally Woullard, Vickie Criswell, Ruth Strickland, Diane Brinkley, Lavana Ward, Rickie thlton, b R D 'cl McCaskill, Denise Gravett Lynn Hollis, Jeanna Carpenter, Denise Gibson. Second row: Stanley Stallings. Bob y yan, avi , Lana Fitts, Jerry Tochterman, Nickie Nickle. Third row: Tommy Floyd, Danny Smith, Frank Price, Mike Niblett, Johnny Hatcher, E. W. Forbess, Allen Erwin, Mike Weaver, Mr. Louis Robertson. Developing artistic capabilities of its members is one of the main goals of the Art Club. ln an effort to do this, posters proclaiming coming events and deco- rations on the windows and walls were created by club members. During the annual Bermuda Shorts Day activities, the club raised money by painting flowers and designs on shorts-clad students' knees. The club is also credited with having made the scenery for L'Bye, Bye, Birdie and for selling psychedelic posters in the Halloween Carnival. OFFICERS: MARLENE GRAHAM-Vice President BRAD NOBLE-President PAM PIPER-Secretary Science club produces future scientists First row fleft to rightl: Mrs. Thelma Fennel, Randy Flowe, Mark Joyce, James Reed, Lonnie Schooley. Second row: Rodney Huddleston, Wayne Harrison, Cary Hillard, Richard Dalton, Mike Bryan and Mr. A. W. Shoffit. E. The AHS Science Club met regularly this year in an effort to promote interest in sci- ence in both the high school and the communi- ty. Guest speakers joined the members at the meetings. With the guidance of Mrs. Thelma Fennel, the club also participated in many school-sponsored activities including the Hallo- ween Carnival and the Homecoming Parade. 5 OFFICERS: RODNEY HUDDLESTON, Secretary MIKE BRYAN-President RANDY FLOWE-Treasurer RICHARD DALTON-Vice President Future Homemakers stresses home skills e - 'V .Q zz in 'IH 'WEE B b Belt Debbie Smith Dianne Dobbs Jeannie Miller. Second First row fleft to rightl: Debbie Coley, Sandra Dillon, ar ara , , , row: Glenda Mathis, Brenda Mitchell, Arlene McCullough, Nelda Monroe, Debbie Pyle, Cynthia Davis, Melody Pryor. Third row: Mrs. Lil Rogers, Debbie Baker, Donna Woods, Ruth Strickland, Anita Voorhies, Bonnie Robertson, Pat Kimberlin, and Mary Peek. The Future Homemakers of America is a nationally affiliated organization with the aim and purpose of teaching and demonstrating the everyday skills of cooking and sewing. Each girl makes several sets of clothes and cooks many meals, which enables them to progress toward the betterment of future living. Special programs were presented throughout the year to instruct the girls with helpful tips. By these pro- grams, the girls learned to give first aid, cover shoes and were instructed in child welfare. I ff me - OFFICERS lleft to rightl: Debbie Pyle, presidentg Glenda Mathis, chaplaing Debbie Baker, reporterg Mary Peek, sec- retary-treasurerg Donna Woods, historian, Pat Kimberlin, reporterg Ruth Strickland, vice president. 95 SCU provides weekly devotions and prayer . v...t .vw .Left to rzgntj: Janis Payne, Dianne Dobbs, Debbie Cox, Billie Smith, Cindy Clack, Jackie Clements, Jana Mosely. Seco row: Cathy Rogers, Jan Fisher, Sandra Riemenschneider, Patsy Thrasher, Pam Garrison, Peggy Riemenschneider, Anita Voorhi Kay Christian, Paula Adkins, Shirley Cooper. Third row: Alana Foster, Judy Voorhies, Candy Coan, Teresa Day, Carolyn Little, Pa Manes, Debbie Baker, Sue Ryan, Nancy Yarbrough, Janie Tompkins, Carolyn McPeek. Fourth row: Miss Sandra Smith, Kar Wieser, Williard Wilson, Robert Buckley, Mike Bryan, Billy Tune, David Speegle, Richard Dalton, Gene Clack, Barbara Jones, Wan Ward, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bowden, Member s of the Student Christian Union gave the daily lunchtime prayers during the two lun h h'f devotionals each Monday. c s 1 ts and also provided the morning 96 MEMBERS: fleft to rightl Johnny Sawyer, Danny Si- moneau. Second row: Charles Gilbert, Johnny Voorhies, Lonnie Schooley. Third row: Douglas Hayes and Allanl Heronema. Industrial Arts Club promotes interest in skills OFFICERS: Ileft to right! Charles Gilbert, treasurerg Lonnie Schooley, reporterg Douglas Hayes, sergeant-at arms: and Allan Heronema, president. Not pictured are Eddie Eldridge, vice-president, and Wendel Daven- port, secretary. The Industrial Arts Club was organized to provide interested students with an organized way to learn valuable skills that can be applied to various vocations and industries. Kaye Graham was elected sweet: heart of the club. The club is sponsored by Mr. Allan Seher. 97 Cosmetologists take state contest honors ! i First JFK: flefii' to right! Charlotte Banks Linda Bradshaw VlCkl Warren Roblyn McCar1ey Jeannie Keith Marian Potter Second r . l' ow' y iss aylor, Peggy Pryor Kathy Thomas Dusty Armstrong Sandra Collins Marsha Little, Vicki Benson T lnrd row Mrs. Charlene Jackson, .lan Kennedy Tommle Hardin Charlene Patterson Carolyn Payne Loveta Briggs Carla Feland and Lynda Martin. OFFICERS: Peggy Pryor, parlia- mentariang Linda Bradshaw, re- porterg Vickie Warren, secretary- treasurer' Robl n McCarle vice v Y Y ' presidentg Marsha Little, ,chap- laing Kathy Thomas, historiang and Cynthia Armstrong, president ICT travels to Austin for district convention X First row:' fleft to right! Bobby Peeples, Freddia Buchanan, Jan Jennings, Alton Gross.. Second row: Donnie Loving, Dale Boren, Tommy Miller, Roger Hughes. Third row: Jack Gregg, Lennis Pipkin, Roger Banks, Alfred Derrington, Ronnie Barns. Fourth row: Mr. Sam Gantt, Mike Wheeler, Keith Stringfellow, Dale Davis, Benny Thompson, and Bruce Dortch. Not pic- tured are Roy Mitchell, Larry Murphee, and Larry Drake. Industrial Co-operative Training develops leadership ability. The students work as as- sistants in various fields such as: dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, electrical business, and many others. They work in non-sales positions, unlike DECA. Students learn skills in occu- pational fields, and develop an appreciation of the dignity of work along with useful training after graduation whether they decide to enter college or not. OFFICERS: fleft to right! Tommy Miller, treasurer, Bobby Peeples, reporterg Alfred Derrington, sergeant-ab arms, Ronnie Barns, first semester presidentg Roger Hughes, second semester president, Keith Stringfellow, secretaryg and J ack Gregg, parliamentarian. l i 99 DECA promotes youth career activities get any w 1- .. . . --- A ! First row fleft to ri ht! C th' R' d K g : yn 1a lg on, athy Bromley, Barbara Pearson, Holly Turnbow, Donna Sprin er. Second ro ' C h. H . . . . . g w. ynt ia orton, Carol Cox, Kathie Milhcan Anlta Hamilton Cathy Taylor Third row Verl W d R Nl M , , . : on ar , a el urphy, Marleen Graham, Cynthia White Barbara Hyden Vickie Hilton Fourth r M'k L , , . ow: 1 e ewis, Robin Downs, Billy Nickells, .lim Stone, L. I. Turner, Pete Slack, Ray Renfro, and Mr. Sonny Richardson. Not included is Len Bulter and Twanna Davis. I Marketing, merchandising, and man- agement are the main concerns of DECA. The organization promotes youth activity in these areas and at- tracts young people to careers in mar- keting and distribution. Members learn to serve as leaders and have an op- portunity for state and national recog- nition. OFFICERS: fleft to right! Kathie Millican, chaplaing Pete Slack, historiang Anita Hamilton, reporterg Verlon Ward, treasurerg Kathy Bromley, secretaryg L. J. Turner, vice- presidentg and Barbara Hyden, president. ub sponsors 'Springtime in France banquet First row I left to rightl: Brenda Cleary, Kathy Hungerford, Leona Shofht Janeen Pella Palsy sum Carla Belcher Linda Watson, Patsy Thrasher, Debbie Demmler Carolyn Little Beverly Blocker Third raw Clifton Fruge ' D Brinkley Nathaniel Hearne Dee Lucado, ,Doug Hays, Ruth Strickland, Glenda Rawls, ianne An interest in the French language, people, and customs prompted students to join the AHS French Club. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Carla Bel- cher, the club held a banquet in April with the theme 4'Springtime in France. Members made their own onion soup a la France for the oc- casion and ate a typical French meal of fruit, cheese and French bread. The organization's 9 entry in the Homecoming Parade won them an honorable mention. Patsy Shoffit won first place in the District French ll competition, while Carolyn Little took third place., Marcia Eliason took second place honors in the French l contest. OFFICERS: Kathy Hungerford, historiang -Patsy Shot- fit, presidentg Debbie Demmler, vice president, Patsy Thrasher, secretary-treasurer. Mechanics learn 'automobile trades F irst row: Gary Brackeen, Paul Martinez. Second row.' Joe Willis, Gary Carter, Joe Stansherry. Third row: Donnie Hicks, and Johnny Carwile. '57 Building Trades learn construction as .fafzel K I vw skills First row flefz to rightl: Bernard Fruge, Johnny Rodriquez, Franklin Abney, Eddie Trevino, Eldon Warren. Second row: Mr Loyd Willis, James Shumaker, Sammy French, Tony Lopez, Cecil Martin, Larry Nelson, Ricardo Perez. Third row: Humberto Acosta, Lonnie Proby, Mike McCurry, Ricky Carver, and Sandy Herrington. Building Trades is a constructive organization which develops leadership abilities. The students learn skills associated with constructing homes. Each year they build a home for a sponsor who in turn pays for all the material and labor involved. This provides a vocational background for non-college bound students. It also trains them for a job after graduation. For college-bound students this provides useful training and appreciation for the dignity of work. Some of the skills acquired in building trades are: painting, electrical wiring, cabinetry, car- pentry, plumbing, laying foundation, and the necessities involved in constructing a home. OFFICERS: ,lames Shumaker, representativeg Ricardo Perez, presidentg Larry Nelson, secretaryg Ricky Carver, historiang Eldon Warren, vice-presidentg and Lonnie Proby, treasurer. Inter-Club Council encourages school unify The Inter-Club Council is made uplof presi- dents of the various clubs throughout the school. The presidents along with their clubs, the Student Council, and the homerooms do- nated money for the new patio project. First row fleft to rightl: Mike Bryan. Science Club: Anita Hamilton, Future Business Leadersg Debbie Pyle, Future Homemakersg Marcia Eliasen, Belletristic Society: Patsy Shoffit, French Club. Second raw: Shelton Smith, Press Club: Jackie Brown, Bandg Barbara Hyden, Distributive Education: Carolyn Little, Tau Mu Kappag Susan Morgan, Junior Classg Cathy Willis, Thespiansg Paula Piper, Future Teachers. Third row: Bill Erwin, Freshman Class: John Tilly, National Honor Societyg Brad Young, Or- chestra: Buffy Hutcheson, Sophomore Classg Ronnie Barns, Industrial Cooperative Trainingg John Parish, Student Councilg Ricardo Perez, Building Trades. Fourth row: Allan Heronema, Industrial Arts Clubg Billy Tune, Student Christian Uniong James King. A Capella: Brad Noble, Art: Mark Bader, Junior Classical Leagueg Keith Stringfellow, I C T5 Johnny Carwile, Auto Me- chanicsg and Danny Ward, Spanish Club. fNot shown are: Donna Clement, Cosmetologyg Barbara Baucom, Future Nurses Clubg and Carl Neinast, Social Studies Club.J l04 Homeroom Presidents encourage class spirit Fifsl V010 fleft to right! James McKissick, Robert Knight,-Mike Brown. Sara Rogers, Pam Piper, Linda Hamilton, Tommie Hardin, Linda Bradshaw, Karen Foster, Helen Neinast, Diane Graham. Second row: Mike Gordon, Terry Turn- er, Bill Dillingham, Jimmy Rose, Randy Willey, Pam Garrison, Debbie Pyle, Cathy Willis, Nedra Hutchinson, Brodie Hutchinson, Denise Horton, Eugene Solomon, Ricardo Perez. Third row: Ronnie Wright, Buffy Hutchinson, Bill Bridge, Billy Tune, Roger Banks, Max Ramsey, Gary Cox, Billy Phipps, Morris Sanders, Mike Gaston, .lim Stone, .lim Hankins, Ronnie Cowart, Johnny Carwile, Glen Christian, Robert White, and Rocky Raburn. Homeroom presidents are the voice of the home- room. They encourage class spirit along with plan- ning various activities that compete with other homerooms. Each year the homerooms have a can- food drive in which the winner receives 31000. The toy drive is held in the same manner. During football season, posters are made and the best are hung in the gym during the pep rally. This year the presidents sponsored a volleyball tournament before school. ln December, a Christmas poster contest was held. Mr. Williamson's homeroom won first division in the most humorous division While Mrs. Brown's class won first in the serious division. The yearbook sales were also carried out by the homeroom presidents. I05 Round-Up receives an award o Martha Patterson, club page editorg Kathy Hung- reporter. Buzz Burkett, assistant editorg and Marsha Nash, . porter. Leonard Blanks. club page editorg Mickey Hatthev reporter. and James Sword. reporter. erford, club page editorg and Dianne Brinkley., :- I hievemenf at UIL meet' in Austin 51 if i Q R, f 5' - ff.':,.i . ,wr JANNETTE BECK Bill Pistole, club page editorg Vicki Nason, reporterg Shelton Editor Smith, feature page editorg and Gary Warren, sports editor. Mike Gaston and Buffy Hutcheson Photographers for the MISS JAN BEARD Mustang Yearbook and the Round-Up. Sponsor of Yearbook and Round-Up .,5'i ' a s Randy Browning and Mike Turnage, senior class editors, type busily at senior brag lines. 1 E Claire Hardin and Sandra Brock, sophomore class editors, prepare layouts for their sections. l08 Yearbook s to meet fi Rocky Raburn and Don Ingram prepare to develop needed for sections. They are also photographers for Round-Up. , t . . , . , Earlene Broyles, honor's editor. and Betty Davis, 0rganization's editors, pictures before reducing them. orks steadily ring deadline Paul Pmell business manager IS busy at work selling annuals Blanks, assistant editor, helps Beverly Dupree, fresh- class editor. King and Terry Wimherley, sports editors, begin proofreading layouts. Billie Smlth, editor of the yearbook, confers with Janette Beck about deadlines. I09 PORTS 'U-'ea sm was N Y! f : ,r'r ,il . ml f V . I s .. ff - -5 W K , .. -swf, :I A i Q f bf .c- Q' 'fx-F. - ,, ' Effie 9? z X5 b N' af' 5' ' -sfffsai L . , 5. my : f - ..,. - ,-: Yew 'Qs 'Wffv A ' ' - . --ff ,'fv11:-' - . - it ,fx :vi . , 1 T. - 751 - s. ' 1 X , mil W F 52 , 41 W , we ,M ,fi 1 1 MM A92 me ,f H mf' f 'fm ff?-12 114, 332, fig! af Q 4 f 19 jo MM? ' 34? Azz fl ff 'W V W 1 7 w M R+ fir sf' W' M555 L 1 1. W' xi' ,z 1 s- x Mustangs boast 6 wins and 5 losses , - v 9 V . K kkV.k, ,rf-,gf --,:.,,,: . -, - W J, 1 , f - - . . f - f- . Top: Coach Reynolds, Coach Hargrove, Joe Pitman, Johnny Horton, Glenn Christian, Mike Weaver, Randy Griffith, Jim Hanmns, Lonnie Proliy, Dennis Crawford, Ron Leach, Johnny Carwile, Jerry Tharp, Coach Weir. Middle: Sammy Gra- ham, Paul Martinez, Don Ingram, Eugene Soloman, Gary Cox, Gary Smith, Billy Phipps, Tom Ryan, Robert White, James Patrick, Keith Clanahan, Mickey Finley, Randy Browning, Coach Connor. Front row: Billy Griffin, Wesley Griggsby, John Parish, John Taylor, Ronnie Thames, Eldon Warren, Brodie Hutchinson, Steve Price, Charles Rogers, Amos Allen, Brad Young, E. W. Forhess, Kenneth Templeton, Coach West. 'S eawyxr' f J ' fiesta K Trainer James Ketcham, Wayne Stewart, Jay Waldrop, Steve Harmon, Don St. Ama put in a hard season patching up the Mustangs and keeping them in shape. 1 lI3 Coronado downs Andrews Mustangs, 16-1 Ron Leach, fabovej, tightens up to take a hard jolt from a Coro- nado Mustang in the season open- er. Johnny Horton U01 pre- pares a handoff to Tom Ryan 1143 as the offen- sive line gives protection, Opening the season, the Andrews Mus- tangs put 4-A Coronado on their toes. Fighting back and forth, the score stood 14-0 in favor of Andrews. Coronado came back with a touchdown pass, missing the kick, and leaving the score 16-14 with 52 seconds to go. The Mustangs were unable to score, but a feeling of victory prevailed within each Mustang backer and hopes rose as they looked forward to the future season. ,5 v use-a Us ai' 3 s ,Q,Lkk Y 5 If FHL? 4-, of is-, - ,-2GsttigrL.?r.:..g-flew-It-7-.,' T After a hard season op- ener, the Mustangs pause for the traditional after game prayer. 1 I Andrews Mustangs pluck Eagles, 16 14 Brodie Hutchinson 1233 moves in for the tackle wlule Bllly Plupp 1843 and Randy Griffith f81J clo e ln to dSS1Sl Ruffled Eagle feathers flew the Mighty Mustangs walked from the Hobbs Eagles with a win. lt was indeed a victory to the Eagles on their homecomin when away 16-14 pluck g and become the one and only team to give 'em a taste of defeat. Brad Young 1661 prepares for the an undefeated Hobbs Eagle. kill of Andrews Mustangs swat the Tulia Hornets The Andrews Mustangs pulled off a great Homecoming victory by swatting the Tulia Hornets with a win of 54-0. The Mustangs certainly cliclnlt expect such a great victory over them. This made it an exciting evening for all. After the Mustangs got the word go, they didn't stop trying through the entire game, and made it an C3 overwhelming victory. Johnny Horton struggles for more yardage as he is pursued by two Tulia Hornets. fBottomj Kenneth Templeton does his best to gain another yard for the Mustangs. E i 1 Johnny Horton goes for long yardage while he is being pursued by one of the Lovington Wildcats. Cats drop Andrews The Andrews Mustangs went to meet the Lovington Wildcats in Lovington for the last non-conference game of the season. At first, it seemed as if the Mustangs would come out on top. Then Lovington started a drive that wouldnit stop. With the score 13-0, the Wildcats came up from behind and won the game by a score of 14-13. As cold as it was, the Mustangs never quit trying and the fans never quit cheering. The Mustangs went home feeling a little sad, but there Wasn't any doubt in anybody,s mind that they played a good game. Brodie Hutchinson makes a long stretch to grab a pass out of the cold WIIIIEI' E1l1'. Andrews plucks Eagles, 21-20 Mlckey Fmley clo es tn on I1 Pecos Eagle to stop any yardage gain. The Pecos Eagles met the Mus- tangs in Pecos to be defeated by a score of 21-20. The Eagles proved to be no match for the Mustangs as Andrews defeated them with hardly any trouble at all. Brodie Hutchinson prepares to make as much yardage as possible and stay on his feet while he is pursued by a Pecos Eagle. Mustangs nipped by Monahans Lobos 3 f' Tom Ryan, 14, almost gets away from a Monahans defender as Glenn Chris- tian, 74, and Brad Young, 66, watch the action. 'IO-'I3 The Monahans Lobos nipped the Mustangs by a score of 13-10 in Andrews' second conference game of the season. Monahans opened the scoring when Mark Strawn went all the way for the first six points of the game. The PAT was good. In the third period, Tom Ryan went over for the touchdown. The PAT was good. Three minutes later Ron Leach kicked a 45 yard field goal. The score was 10-7 in the fourth period. Mark Strawn threw a 69-yard pass to Joe Ortiz to win the game. The PAT was good. Brodie Hutchinson, 23, does his best to spoil a Lobo attempt to bring him down. Seminole Indians edge out Andrews, Gary Cox, 52, waits to scalp a Seminole Indian in the third conference game of the SCZISOU. 21-20 The Mustangs fell beneath the Seminole Indians in the seventh grid battle of the sea- son by a score of 21-20. It was hard fought throughout the whole game with the tem- perature falling to 28 degrees. With the snow graded off the field the two teams had a clear, cold, hard surface to move on. The very last sec- onds of the game the Mustangs attempted a field goal which was said to be the most un- decided play of the season. The referees called the tre- mendously high field goal no good. The Mustangs fell short one point to lose the game 20-21. Cheerleader Toni Brown says a silent prayer for a little better luck for the Mustangs. Turn Ryan sneaks up on one of his opponents to make a surprising tackle to stop him from making any further yardage. Kermit Yellowiackefs sting Mustangs, 47 1 The Andrews Mustangs met the Kermit Yellowjackets in Kermit for Andrews' worst defeat of the season. With a score of 4-7- l5, the Mustangs proved to be no match for Kermit's strong hall club. When the Mustangs received the first touchdown of the game, the Andrews fans' hopes rose. Then the Yellowjackets seemed to run away with the score. The Andrews Mustangs and their supporters left Kermit with sad hearts and cold feet after a long, hard, cold eve- ning on the field and in the bleachers. Randy Griffith, 81, throws a good block to a Kermit Yellowjacket to spoil Z1 Yellowjacket at- tempt to keep him out of action. E. W. Forbes, 58, makes a long stretch to inter- cept zi pass, but he wasn't quite tall enough to complete the interception. I22 Mustangs trimple Panthers, 49-6 et the Th Fort Stockton Panthers travelled to me e Mustanffs for the last District game of the season. n The Panthers played a good, hard game, but proved ded to be no match for the Mustangs. The score en a 49-6 in one of the finest exhibitions of football in the entire season. Coach Moody Conner shows a few Mustangs a key play for a possible touchdown. 5 !Bottoml All set up and ready for action, the Mustangs prepare Z for long yardage. za i Five Mustangs nom cl - ' ' I e fo All Dlsfrlcf feo l l . I i F- l. RANDY CRIFFITH MIKE WEAVER JERRY THARP All-District Linebacker All-District Tackle All-District Center 1 I 1 JOHNNY HORTON TOM RYAN All-District Defensive Back All-District Back Two receive honorable mention l ei r E E 4 - u or BRAD YOUNG GLENN CHRISTIAN Honorable Mention Honorable Mention The Andrews High School Ponies represented Ponies come out with u 4-1-4 season . N, M -sl We we t. - M ,,... --L' 1-- .fsiesfrw ,trtigfmslsmsstiidlirsizsfwlsszmeasa ...' 1 t stwvtsimx s-'fwwm rssimssrvs swiss. . .,E44QzWsfat5 f2e5'if22tm:vss-1 wneaesfff- -.. Q sv- sa wmv as .5 KM., .Q ww--' N. ,,s. ,,. Q- ,,,. . s .-if s-www .4 - ' ' s. . aSwr:it...zuf,,1:i 'fr-frfsi. was-r.1 t:--5-,. . 4 -su- ' ., L'- ff f lfb fa 4f2fFs1f'fvef+tf,12iQ5-'ft-'Wx f' blmzgfl- -k'- , 5 A . . -., V . rr' essso sshhs as shhes A ' s A o - . .. ...., f .e ' ' ,'-- S.. SY,SfZQ5I. -ar.. ' rg, ,L A.. 1 ' ' V' 'A A' ' Q2 ,Q . 11 if - Y s ,- ' s,h. Vss, eil . is Age K tIl. ' f-. -ef-55 51 f ,, '2 . TJ' -.ef ' - . ,, m,.. J .sh' - ,,s. . ' ,fc 1 X' gl , . e- . t ' e . hesn l . sss, ' . i eesh ' 3 it -- A s A-I fn- ' I Q A ... -'s-- K. W if d iss V1 . -i av fr First row: Mark Landolt Bill Albri ht, Buff Hutcheson Jerr' Tochterman Neil Russom Ro Don Hod es Vicki Brevard 5 1 3 7 7 7 Weldon Walker, Charles Gilbert Terr Turner Gene Clack. Mike Llo d Rodne Lunceford Ronnie Baird, Charles Brock, , , , . Larr Griffin. To row: Jimmy Cornet Coach Farmer John Tumhnson Homer Watson Wa ne Car enter, Gary Rodgers, . , , , , d - 1 s. Stanley Scott, Kenny Caraway, Terry Leatherwood, Malcolm Stevens, Rodney Cavett, Coach Edwar Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews - Seminole 7- 7 - 6 Lamesa 12-20 35- 7 -26 -26 Permian - 0 Ft. Stockton - Hobbs 40 20 Kermit Denver City Lovington Monahans Andrews as well as any team could be expected to represent their school. They came out of the season with four wins, four losses, and one tie. Every Pony has his mind set for next yearls foot- ball season to go in fighting as a varsity player. As a Mustang, they will fight to win the District crown and bring the state title back for Andrews. f tb ll dovpile. The Ponies show their fighting power in a common oo a C I25 Freshman season proves highly successful 1 Top row' Coach Leach Steve Rod ers Alfr d R C . , g , e ogeaux, alvin Smith, Randy Willey, Clifton Davis, Bill Ervin, Jerry Cahill, Nolan Beck, Ben Bilbrey, Julian Lopez, Jessie Patrick, Gary Daniels, Mike Pearson, Donny Wright, Joe King, Bobby Echols, and Coach Bice. Second row: Coach Smith, Tommy Turnage, Jim Harper, Ronnie Holman, Bonn Shum'k D 'd N' G . . . y a er, avi ix, erome Black, David Wetzel, Albert Maxie, Davie Jones, Mike Davis, David Lewis, Eddie Farmer, Mickey Matthews, .limmy Rose, Arvill Hair, Randy Fitzhughes, Steve Hodges, Kenneth Allen. First row: Glen Williams, Roy Ramon, Don St. Ama, Mark Stevens, Robert Darnell, Ernest Lopez, Ricky Hungerford, Jim Bo McKissick, Kenneth Cross, Larry Morris, Steve Dorman, Mike Nichols, Terry Neal, Paul Brevard, Ken Higdon, Robby Long, Steve Harmon, and Steve Stringfellow. , he , ry ' ff 1 Andrews-45 Ft. SIOClil.0I1-0 Andrews-25 Big Spring Torras-6 Andrews-14 Big Spring Brahmas-O l Andrews-27 SCITIiH0l8-8 I Andrews-65 Kermit-6 f Andrews-'13 Lamesa-6 Andrews-58 Denver City-20 Andrews- 6 Monalians-6 Andrews stings Kermit twice: 56-67, 80-85 ohnn Hatcher, 34, jumps for a basket in the Distri J Y opener. The Kermit Yellow Jackets met the Andrews Mustangs twice in the 68-69 basketball season with scores of 56-67 and 80-85 with Andrews winning both games. The Mustangs were stricken with a little bad luck the second half when Mark Bader, the Mustangs' top scorer, broke his hand. The Mustangs played together and beat Kermit despite the bad luck. Mark Bader goes up for two points while Sammy Lee prepares to get the rebound. Andrews sfampedes Seminole: 75-53, 67 5' Lheerleaders Toni Brown and Nancy Swift do th ' tl ' h The long time rivals, the Seminole Indians, were defeated by the Mus- tangs in both rounds of District play. This didnlt make the Indians too happy but therc's always somebody better, and the Mustangs were certain- ly better this year. Mark Bader, 15, puts two points in the bucket as Johnny Horton, 21, waits for a possible rehound. eir nng as t ey lead a yell at the Seminole game , ig .Hz FI' Stockton claws Andrews twice: 59-54, 51-50 The Fort Stockton Panthers clawed the Mustangs in both halves of District play. In the first half the Lobos won 59-54 with Dee Broyles, Lobos' top scorer, leading the scoring with 30 points. With a score of 51-50, Ft. Stockton edged by the Mustangs in the second half of District play. The Mustangs came out a little short with Rocky Raburn leading the scoring. Johnny Horton goes up for a hard two points while a Panther tries to knock the ball from Johnny's hands. Confidence? Rocky Raburn seems to have plenty of confidence as be sinks a one-handed shot from the free throw line. ,mi Mustangs, Lobos each win in District ploy The Mustangs beat the Monahans Lobos in the first half of District play by a score of 67-60. In the last half, the Mustangs fell short with Monahans 'nnin by 67 59 Without Mark Bader's scoring W1 g - . power the Mustangs couldn't handle the Lobos, but still played a great game. Jumping high, Johnny Hatcher attempts to lengthen the ' ' th score Mustangs' lead by putting two more points on e board. Ron Leach prepares to make a pass to a key Mustang cager so he can put in two points. E mg, Members of this year's varsity basketball team are: Bottom row: Sam Lee, Steve Rose, Brodie Hutchinson, Mark B d T . . . . a er, om Ryan, Morris Sanders, Nathaniel Hearn. Second row: Amos Allen, James Shumaker, Bill Phlpps, Keith Clanahan, Don McDonald, Cary Cox. Third row: Coach Edwards, Cliffen Fruge, Kenneth Templeton, Ramsey Hum- phries, Rocky Raburn, Johnny Horton, Ron Leach, Johnny Hatcher, and Coach Farmer. lne Junior Varsity this year includes First row C h B , i 5 030 iCC.CH C,5 Bk,A All,Nh' Rodney Lunceford. Second row: Bill Phipps, Keith Clanahan, Cary Rmligersrjgtarirgymgcoti :rid Rlaligdy Laeiillinadlg. amd Heame B-team and Fish Cagers have good season This year's B-teamers include on the first row: Scotty Nelson, Danny Browning, Bill Dillingham, Randy Lami- nack, Sammy Baker, Rodney Lunceford, Byron Seal, Crawford Williams. Second row: Coach Bice, Larry Decker, Gary Rogers, Rick Rushing, Ronnie Wright, Stanley Scott, Clark Pearson, and Mark Pearson. Freshman cagers include on the bottom row: Don St. Ama, Calvin Smith, Ricky Hungerford, David Lewis, Earnest Lopez, Davy Jones, Roh Long, Terry Neal. Mark Stephens. Robert Darnell. Second row: Steve Hodges, Steve Rodgers, Lytle Warren, Kenneth Bales, Mark Rushing, ,lim Harper, Howard Shumaker, Albert Maxie, Clay Gray, Randy Fitzhugh, .limbo McKissick. Third row: Eddie Farmer. .limmy Rose, .lesse Patrick, Cary Daniels, Clifton Davis, RandiyNWilley, Bill Ervin, Alfred Rougeaux. .lerry Cahill Mike Pearson. Mickey Matthews, Ronnie Shumaker, and Davi ix. I33 -ff' nu QR Linksfers win district crown: 4, MJ! M , V vv uf , 'W ' N f , W, -if rl. V , . ac' r nfs: 'S gd. N W Nw any - --,. , .. Q 7 . . ,, , 1,gQg2t,.gts ' u A ,-13.3551 v Varsity Linksters-Coach Warden, Lynn Elkins, Mike Hopkins, Phil Clark, Tony Smith, Mark Bader, Mike Burton. Coach Dub Warden The Mustang Golf Team brought home the district crown after a close race with the Monahans team. The Linksters fought hard after falling 12 shots behind Monahans, and won the title hands down. At regional competition in Odessa, Texas, the Linksters were edged out by Snyder and brought home second place. Take second in regional competition oooe oooi 4 i ' f ' ' ' MIKE BURTON ' 2 Letters Y l -3 - . .f.. . Na: TONY SMITH 1 Letter All-District All-Region ff! W MARK BADER 2 Letters 7 All-District B-team and Fish Iinksfers enioy good sense ,, V, ,U , x , 179' 5i7 ?i'i57,:'T+-T Qs. ' X .fy 1' H i - W , M sf ty ., C ,XX ', f A , A , f i' M we Y 9, ' 'V K 4? W if xi ,. ,Q ,. , QF xx Ai This crew is the 1969 B-team golfers. Their ranks incl cl h u e suc people as: Max Stroud, James Jordan, Larry Abemathy, Mor- ris Sanders, Brick Cilhland, Frank Price, Sammy Baker. and Randy Laminack. mf Vi qw? Colf-playing freshmen this season include, left! to right: Mike Brown. David Burton. Steve North, Pat Flannery, and Toyua Jones. I36 Bottom row: Mike Gordon, Bill Timmons, Mike Niblet, Stanley Scott, Jerry Tochterman, Bary Rogers, Danny Browning, Bill Bridge, Glenn Cristian, Mike Lloyd, Amos Allen, Kenneth Templeton, Mickey Vinley. Second row: Wayne Carpenter, Tom Jackson, Gary Cox, Steve Price, Ron Leach, Charles Brock, Ronnie Wright, Kenny Caraway, Terry Leatherwood, Bill A1- bright, Lonnie Proby, Bill Phipps, Robert White, Mike Taylor. Top row: Coach Jerry Reynolds, Rodney Lunceford, Brodie Hutchinson, C. E. Johnston, Dusty Cray, Johnny Archer, Randy Griffith, Joe Pittman, Mike Weaver, Steve Hayes, Don Leather- wood, Bonnie Hair, Keith Clanahan, Johnny Horton, Sammy Graham, Gary Allen Warren, Coach Moody Conner. Mustang track team wins district meet Dusty Gray shows good form while going over the high jump bar. 'fQi'5l'a., I miteiitt A , mm, Wie l in 9- . -'i' , , A in w ii Q .F C 1 if Top left: Moody Conner and ry Reynolds watch their hard working team. Top right: Flyir sprinter Brodie Hu son races for the line in the Mustang lays. Bottom: Thinclad ers are from left to Ronny Hair, Mike lett, Joe Pitman, l Browning, Rodney I ford, Brodie Hutch and Mike Taylor. ndrews fracksfers work hard on mile relay ,,,st+3fQL , Ah. Q f Mile relay team for this season includes Charles Brock, Steve Hayes, alternate Joe Pittman, Mickey Finley, and Ronnie Hair. Distance runners this year include milers Stanley Scott, C, E. Johnson, Sam Graham, with half-milers Keith Clanahan, Steve Hayes. and Mickey Finley. I39 Top pictured: Hurdlers right to left are Gary Rodgers, Don Leatherwood, Johnny Horton, and - Mike Gordon. , L F 4 4 Bottom picture: Vaulters for this year are, top row, right to lefty Jerry Tochterman, Billy Tim- mons, Steve Price, Johnny Hor-I ton, and Gary Warren. I . ,,,...v W wwfaywvw W 5 NW N ' azfzsfiifzi C. Wk - ns, -1 fi-:V-:fa NN- mango. ., :GPA .- ' -' C 1,-'iiili-Z g .- , --,N .,.. ag. , K, g ,V f ,ffS,-,51gg3,'1-law., - -- 3- vm . ffl, -W ,..l,.K.1f'f53ya,,.,x A a .,,-,f . i Y Pe 'ffflf mf, wQ1..w-,. .. . -1 liigigglif gifffiff ii, DW? 'J .. . , , ,. , ' Jszwi 4f1?.Jfi'i:1 5 ii 112- , ,. 7111 ' ,g1E,2g,.,. I - QL. fa f af Gary Cox shows his skill with the shot while an Junior Johnny Horton powers over a hurdle while practic- astounded opponent watches. ing for the coming meets. 4'W ? Ronny Wright, Johnny Archer, Terry Leatherwood, Kenny Caraway, Mike Lloyd, Glenn Christian, Tommy Jackson, Randy Griffith, Lonnie Proby, Mike Weaver, and Gary Cox are the shot and discus men for this year. exif I4I . V 4 . 'l 4 if 6 W , , ,, QM x C .4 5, i 4 ,W ,, - , 'K' if X 4 ' f , , , , Vik L 9' K Z fi, ' fi, 1 Im.-im A iff ,'kk 'E' 4 iliigu, ' 1 S I X Q, , Ng, W 43,1 , new me i 1 E TW 19 , x z 2, ,, r u -Q Andlrews Fillies work hard for their wins To Yvonne Collins goes up after the The Fillies put in a lot of work this year to come up with their hard-playing teams. They put in a good battle for a dis- trict Win, but lost out giving our rival Kermit the title. V p: ball as Sherry Bagley stares in apparent ElIl'l8ZCIl'lCI1t. their many g I Bottom: Coach Jo Ann Shields gives the team a pep talk and advice during one of ames. I 1 ,ustang Baseball team wins District, Regional N! Right to left: Mickey Matthews, Mike Hilton, Terry Turner, Vick Brevard, Bill Dillingham Bobby Delgado Ronnie Shu maker. Second row: Danny Willey, Leonard Blanks, Jerry Farmer, Jerrel Patrick, Tom Ryan Third row Coach Smith Steve Rose, Randall Cox, Johnny Hatcher, Darrell Helms, John Parish, Brad Young, and Coach Bice Q., F iiiwn n , i to ,ly P TOM RYAN M eiii .o 'iif 2 ,,i, l it'll Omfleld l wiki-fr E., -' X V ,E . :K 5 , 4555 J : QVCAXK in , fawn ylgififq 4 ai mx f- f':zfsf,?g,g. -at 4,5 JOHN PARISH eee iete outfield , Aegcf f .H n C rye n, jKe2g1g,,s3f.,W4g ' ' Baseball team goes on fo State eef J W ., K L v ' ' gQfii5f5?fF5'Tgkg3q'11-ff'.af1ga.,i3EiE5'' ' . -Xig ggifl'--' 'mfffiig-.1'QX-' ' ' -:ist f L- TW..--2-it' -'L-Aszzilit. ..,:.al2axa:a,f - pax.-1 - .-X. m:15+21f:Afv f in 15 L, .,.f2si5sw S121 .R W? Q'G'4m '-HfwT-42,253fsNf:w-f.K'ef- f, W? 1 1 - HQQEEQEQST. ' . V fuss- sWfv--- 'ngeq - V w '- !.gg1,- , gaggef. -53, 9 - -X 'hy-. ...M 3.-I ' ' . X . 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I4 me .iii A . .-im: 19 --,gf-2'i:1f-we ,1v.f.f2Pz'.:..f: - 41:54 V2 .QQ 'Z-agzizg 4- - -'fuk-zkfa' ' .' if C ii' , ftyiliz K I ,gf .- .1 4 1, , - ki K. a. ...w..i,,, -A . f T . W fa ti... f-...m 1 ,mn f -M V 'f ' 5 1 ,m,?5g.f - f Q5 ig - x 5. gahxtgii ' -1A-:ffmufif'-if-1'---51 JWEEZEZ' ' f'..- 9z11iti5'. Q k .gem-3Lg,, , ,-.g1:2g.zzaif ifjiigg'-.3-g N' W - ggigafi Left: JOHNNY HATCHER Pitcher Bottom left: JERRELL PATRICK First Base Bottom right: MICKEY MATTHEW we Outfield .if--N .L 1. TERRY TURNER Shortstop Q 2 , 5 5 i MIKE HILTON Pitcher W 1 f V I yryr , qw., 3, ,, ff: -' jf: -, . H, ,I W4 f .... ,J ,M.,..,.,v ',,H!iJ.5--f '-ff ' f- - f-1-ff. , ,,,,'Jsv,-ffl-vgfhw , ' 'Li WWfM 'M f':f ' , , ' ' :if 547 7 ' , .-Hzfw PW 1 M 1 M, it ' ...A,,,..w ' ww I , . ' A' 'Q' W I ff I W ' fr 2 ,' . I wwf: X M - - , :,,ff,?f, 'v , f,,, Lf 1153, W ,nf H H , ' v ifffwr P1 K ' , - , ' ' ' ,f 1 for V ' , f A . , - - f , , ,g : . 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A f Wi,1+'N52+ an-:mx M WM 12: +f1fw ,22 ' -'M ff-fm' 246 w 34' ' -afzfsiigiiyz WM'-fish' A W J-' P. W We Eawwfhx vw-H - R , 2 4 I ' f ,-,,wff:W'523?5u7?l , -L, Q SQ. H5313 R A 1, R T A 'L 'f L M T fi , A . ,,, ., 1 Q 3, W , I ,. .L g. I ,ey - I A ' A' ' 'f 1 Q f q4?'1'.-,wi,,,,1ii,1hr 5 .4. Zxwz ,i ,Mn L M K, was W, Jgig-w i , ?g , , -,f W, ,,1.,,,vy,.,A,,,, 1 . ff Lf M . 5 Th 5Gffw,'ZZ5,5Jf?-,-f. 41-- WZ 'f aw,,',,?5r2h4'Wf,Tgf',V24:,?k.af:,e--..'w:.4': 'IRM xg I47 I .f , JERRY FARMER Outfield DARRELL HELMS Catcher LEONARD BLANKS Pitcher 4 BILL DILLINGHAM STEVE RQSE Catcher Second Base RONNIE BAIRD Outfield RONNIE SHUMAKER Second Base K - sw RANDALL COX Outfield BRAD YOUNG Third Base I50 VIC BREVARD Outfield BOBBY DELCADO Shortstop I i S Swimming teams take state title again ' ld Bottom row' Jeanne Headrick Belinda Batchelor, Janeen Pella, Rickey Girls swimming team this year inc u es: . , Ginger Whitehead, Lynn Hollis, Debbie Cox, Danita Rogers. Top row: Debbie Demmler, Nancy Morgan, Tommie Hamilton Prissy Taylor, Susan Morgan, and Lena Mae Morgan. Not pictured is Nedra Hutchinson. ,Hip-, :Jfij-52:52 . K NHS mf- Q.. :pmt bi L tt Weir Bottom row' Royce Mitchell Robert Knight, Kyle Clanahan, Dan Boy Seahorses this season are: . , , McCaskill, Chucky Raburn, Owen Sears. Middle row: David Knight, Mike Pitkin, Richard Lip- ' ' D Lucado, Allen Erwin, Richard ham Bobby Ryan, Rickey Bacon, Kenneth Ulmer. Top row. ee Sy besma, Eugene Solomon, Mike Lindsey, and Ricky Demmler, . Hilton I52 Andrews divers place af sfafe AAA meet Left: Ricky Lipham, on left, placed second in the state diving competition at Burnet this year. Bobby Ryan placed first at the state meet. Both did great jobs due to hard workouts and rigorous training. 115' WV!! Danita Rogers earned a sixth place while Prissy Taylor won second at Burnet this year. Both girls worked hard and deserved their trophies. Top left: Ricki Hilton swam the breast stroke at the state meet and did very well. She made the finals. Top right: Nancy Morgan is a member of the girls relay team. They placed at Burnet. Bottom: Richard Sybesma and Dee Lucado, mem- bers of the Seahorses. They also won trophies at the state meet. fa-X. Swimmers, left to right are Allen Erwin, Chucky Raburn, Richard Sybesma, and Ricky Demmler. More of the Seahorses are Eugene Solomun, Dee Lucado, David Knight, and Robert Knight. 5 S Z i nharses win third consecutive championship s at the AAA state meet. Left L0 righl: Nancy Morgan, Tommie Hamilton, and Jeannie Headrxck winner .i AIS A s ,X Left to right: Ricky Demmler, Richard Sybesma, and Allen Erwin, also winners at the state meet. Nelson fakes state in ' I' ' CANDY HUTCHESON Girls Singles Girls Doubles glr s singles RUDI NELSON State Champion Girls Singles B team ready for varsity season MAX RAMSEY Boys Singles Boys Doubles Below, First row: Linda Rogers, LeAnn Beyers, Linda Mathes, Dana Hays, Diane Dobbs. Last row: Janet Schooley, Mike McDaniels, Terry McBeth, Debbie Baker, Kevin Ballard, Donna Vfnmle, I l Netters take district, regional, state titles Back row: Max Ramsey, Dan Medford, Danny Smith, and Ford Roberson. Front row: Glenda Mathis, Candy Hutcheson, Barbara Hawthorne, and Rudi Nelson. The Andrews High School Tennis Team carted home not only the district championship, but also the regional crown as well. Rudi Nelson represented the school in State compe- tition and brought home the Girl's Singles title. Danny Smith and Ford Roberson won a berth in the state meet by winning the regional boy's doubles championship. The team then won third place in state play. Others who won on the district level were Candy Hutcheson, Barbara Hawthorne, Max Ramsey, and Dan Medford. COACH JOHN KNIFFEN ,D M MAX RAMSEY and i ' DAN MEDFORD Boys Doubles DANNY SMITH and FORD ROBERSON Boys Doubles Front row: Nancy Yarbrough, Gwen Castleman, Kay Christian, and Denise Gibson. Back row: Barry Stevens and Nolan Smart agp. . . Egg: grae' gk - .A :sm ' ftmzsif- ' , M f,x 4 31 i g Wi J , . x 1, X ,, 10 ,f 5, r , ., , L. 'rw- MS' The B-team and Freshman cheerleaders did much to boost spirit for their team. Left: B-Team cheerleaders are, top to bottom, Cathy Rogers, Christi Shaw, Linda Rogers, Jan Fisher, Sherry Bag- ley, and Karen Ulan. Bottom: Freshman cheerleaders are, Rene Price, Hilary Hayes, Rickie .lo Hilton, Elaine Eubanks, Cindy Ed- wards, and Karen Foster. FACULTY r v . I63 Six school board members hold office WAYNE BAKER S P ECI-IOLS J. FOSTER DAN SULLIVAN JIM BROWN LLOYD MORGAN ELLISON TOM mg ff- VM ag XgM?f QSKF Sm 4 .f f , M,-Q Office Staff Keith Harding serves as Assistant Principal MRS. PEARCY MRS. FOSTER MRS. EUBANKS Always interested in fur- thering the cause of educa- tion, Mr. Harding, assistant principal, reluctantly agreed to allow Cosmetology student Tommie Hardin to practice the art of manicuring on him. TOM R. ADAMS B.S. Hardin-Simmons University M.Ed. Hardin-Simmons University Texas Tech University Choir Sponsor MISS JAN BEARD B.A. University of Texas at El Paso Mustang Yearbook, Round-Up, Press Club Sponsor Ti A as . . ' ' is eilfvirgii -:aw -.,, Nr, an e -'Fey ig Wff vwrfef. M As both sophomore English teacher and Spanish I instructor, Mrs. Juanita Smith displays a double role in the language lab. lb8 New faculty members Added to Andrews High LEON BARBEE B.A. Baylor University Lawrence University University of South Carolina Key Club, Mustangers Sponsor JESUS M. BARRERA B.M. University of Texas M.M. North Texas State Orchestra Sponsor l MRS. CARLA BELCHER B.A. Eastern New Mexico University French Club Sponsor MRS. MARY BELCHER B.A. Eastern New Mexico University FRANK BICE B.A. Sul Ross State College DON BOLES B.S. East Texas State University Slide Rule, Number Sense Sponsor MRS. R. B. BOWDEN B.A. Hardin Sommons University Student Christian Union Sponsor BILL BRIDGE Texas Tech University Texas ASIM University University of Texas Auto Mechanics Sponsor NELL BROWN B.A.'University of Texas Coach Ed Farmer speaks hopefully of the '69 basketball season. EDDIE G. BULL B.S.Ed. Abilene Christian College M.S. Texas Tech University Student Activities Director UIL Science Sponsor Student Council Sponsor l MooDY CONNER B.A. Abilene Christian College M.S. Abilene Christian College I69 Student teachers ioin AHS staff JOHN DUPRE B.A. Texas Tech PEGGY EDGAR B.S., M.Ed. Sul Ross State College Swimming Coach DON EDWARDS B.S. Texas Tech Mrs. Georgia Brisbin, student teacher, is shown demonstrating dissection techniques to two students in biology class. Mr. Robert De Leon, student teacher in the social studies de- partment, gives instructions to Sandra Dillon. EDD R. FARMER BS. MCMHUY College M.Ed. Ed. Hardin- Simmons University Head Basketball Coach w MRS. THELMA FENNEL B.A. University of Texas M.Ed. Sul Ross State College Science Club Sponsor MICHAEL A. FETNER B.A. Baylor University M.A. University of Texas Teochers show extra interest: serve as club sponsors SAM GANTT B.S., M.S. North f I 5 Texas State University V VICA Club Sponsor BIN GOOLSBY B.S. Texas Tech M.S. East Texas State University Math Coordinator BILLIE G. GORDON B.S. North Texas .. ., ,, , , anvffyg-zsatf'fgQgr'i,j11afffsrgg5i1.'til?is Still? 51 State Umverslty LsQs1n ,t i tQ?,:stt ig'-lie .v . Ju. ME- 5111 ROSS . - - ' . ,wakf i State College fliliilllliitlllilf o ts A - N l lifliii A or tta s DON GORMAN zu E , , , 5.21, ml- ,-., B.A. Sul Ross State College r- ' ' M E Sul Ross State College - Inilutstrial Arts Club Sponsor -Q K Q ,hz wr' l Sitka 1' 8 r- F if N 'I ' at n tm.. I Q-.pw Nz like 'Ji if Q15 Q X ln nity, 'iff t .kwa y GENE HARGROVE B.S. McMurry College M.E. McMurry College JIM HERZBERGER B.S. University of Colorado M.E. University of Colorado ,au l A .wif .- R JOHN HOGUE B.A. Sul Ross State College if i'li i National Thespian Society, Forensic 3 zxe. League Sponsor SAM P. HOOPER SR. M.E. Stephen F. Austin Special Education Director T.A.R.S. Sponsor MRS. Z. W. HUTCHESON, JR. B.S. Texas Woman's University GARY IVY B.S., M.E. Abilene Christian College Band Sponsor i CHARLENE JACKSON MRS. JANET JACKSON JAMES KETCHAM JOHN KNIFFEN Odessa Beauty College B.B.A. Texas Tech B.S. Texas Christian BS- TSXHS Tech University of Texas UHiVC1'SitY Tenms Coach Texas A8zM Cosmetology Sponsor The Latin Classes celebrated SaturnaIia, a holiday cele- brated in ancient Rome in mid- December. Here, Don McDon- ald is being fitted in a toga in preparation for the festivities by Miss Brenda Moorhead. I72 JOANN SHIELDS B.S. Texas Tech Senior Class Sponsor DON LEACH West Texas State University Chairman of Physical Education 2f'?5?,jq.fzf During the Home Economics class' pre-school children. GWENNA SUE LOWE B.A. University of Texas Junior Class Sponsor, Cheerleader Sponsor. H I is f ms - E ,,,.. S study of Child Development-Mrs. Lil Rogers, instructor, reads a Bible story to MARIE MASH M.A., B.S. Oklahoma State University X ' Q.,,.L' its VERNA RUTH MOORE BRENDA MOORHEAD JUNE MOREHART B.A. W6Si Texas B.S. University of Texas M.L.S. University of State University Texas B.A. Southern Methodist University I M.A. Texas Tech Librarian Miss Mona Tm ley student advisor and counselor talks w1th Vicki Purtell and Joy North about a college se ectlon. TROY MORROW EDWARD NICHOLS B.S.E., M.Ed. Abilene B.A. East Texas Baptist Christian College College Freshman Class M.E. Sul Ross State Sponsor College Rice University Spanish Club Sponsor I74 MRS. GLENN REX B.S. Waynesburg College Librarian JERRY REYNOLDS B.S. McMun'y College M.Ed. Sul Ross State College Social Studies Department Chairman Social Studies Club Sponsor With her class hard at work, Mrs. Verna Moore seems a bit startled bythe roving AHS camera. The Junior English classes study several novels during the year. J. F. RICHARDSON B.S. Sul Ross State College Distributive Education Coordinator Distributive Education Club of America Sponsor ZEL ROBERTS B.A. Southern Methodist University Belletristic Society Sponsor LOUIS ROBERTSON LILLIAN ROGERS B.S. North Texas State B.S. Mississippi University State College for Women M.A., North Texas State B.S. Mississippi State College University For Women Art Club Sponsor M.A. University of Mississippi Art Chairman Homemaking Dept. Chairman ALVIN SEHER Delmer Thompson joined the staff at BS- Southwestern Staff the first semester as a practice teacher College and received his B.A. degree at Sul lVl.T. Southwestern State R055 State University. College i The A.H.S. coaching staff was caught off-guard by a photographer during one of their many conferences. I76 eachers attend spring workshop in Odessa E x ALFRED W. SHOF F IT B.S.E. University of Texas M.Ed. West Texas State University K l Mrs. Z. W. Hutcheson, freshman Health teacher, stops and quietly reflects over the day's activities. BILL SMITH B.A. McMurry College Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. J. LEE SMITH PETE SMITH SANDRA SMITH B.A. Texas Woman's Stephen F, Austin B.A. University of Texas University I77 1 MONA G. TINSLEY MRS. GRACE B.S. Oklahoma College UNDERWOOD For Women B.S. University of Texas High School Counselor Future Teachers of National Honor Society America Sponsor Sponsor I 'i Miss Sue Lowe, Mr. James Ketcham, and Mrs. Marie Mash are seen between classes as they discuss the new short fashions displayed this year hy the stu- dents of AHS. Mr. Lloyd Willis, Building Trades instructor, is shown demonstrating plumbing ' ' ' ' h' l ss built an entire home under the techniques to his class. This year again is c a sponsorship of Mr. Truman Kidd. l78 JAMES UNDERWOOD B.B.A. Texas Tech DERREL E. WALL B.S. Ed. Abilene Christian College FRED WEIR B.S. University of Texas North Texas State FRED WEST LOYD WILLIS B.S. Howard Payne College Texas Tech East Texas State V.I.C.A. Chapter 600 RUTHIE WILLIAMS B.A. Texas Tech Odessa College West Texas State University KENNETH WILLIAMSON M.Ed. Sul Ross State Kansas State University Knox College University of Illinois University of Arizona B.S. Howard Payne College Ronnle Wright sees a time out in basketball action as trainer James Ketcham checks for pulled muscles in his wrist. if E 5 3? ,, fm! The P.E. boys help remove the chairs after an assembly. EDDIE STROHL EDITH BREWER MARSHALL BREWER M gg. ,Mmmw ,,,,, . .- MRS. TURNER MRS. MAY MRS. MOSS MRS. TURPEN gg - f if A Q-M1 F'--4 . t 'T MRS. WORTHAM MRS. THOMAS CLASSES l82 8,3 i zf'bf . LL is .Q ,L 4 5 14 , 'f X f Qmnnf at 5 e Ll 'via' ir X 5 I 7 5 5 F' Fr' N N ', X X 1 SXQQ X 1 ' ' M s- fp wg Q M1 I :Wi I 'W Q ,H ' v ppm: 'K msgs. z IW , 'R 5 I5 'Y Q if N 'EQJHK' X .N . , QWS tg fo .-'W' NX? A M , ,Q f 'fm Fl 'QE 3- vs S M M55 M' xii. R1 SHELTON SMITH Vice-President ROBERT WHITE Vice-President MRS. JO ANN SHIELDS JOHNNY HATCHER MARK BADER Vice-President President VICKIE SCHOOLEY BRODIE HUTCHIN SON Secretary Vice-President Compiling an impressive four-year record at Andrews High School, the Class of 1969 bid farewell to its alma mater during commencement exercises on May 29 and joined the ranks of Andrews, many ex students. The senior class, sponsored by Mrs. ,lo Ann Shields, won a handsdown victory over the junior class at the pre-Prom water balloon fight. Four members of the class brought home state titles in UIL competition with several others competing and winning honors. The class motto, c'What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters, compared to what lies within us,', seemed to typify the .determination with which class members worked to the end of their high school career and with which they face a bright, new future. Vickie and Brad elected senior favorites of-me Oni 4 LO 00 VICKIE PIERCE BRAD YOUNG I iors obtain information ot college night Miss Tinsley gives Vicki Purtell and Joy North a word of advice during College Night activities. ,Iannette Beck Beverly Blocker Kathy Bode Rhonda Bond Becky Belcher Sam Bookout Bruce Blanks Karen Braswell 6 I Seniors Rocky Raburn, Johnny Hatcher, Linda Carnes, Mike Weaver, 'Jan Coleman, Ron Leach, and Janis Palme relax on the planter before going to their next class. Kathy Bromley Deborah Brown I ack Brown Randy Browning Dale Bruce Mike Bryan Ronald Bryan John Bumpers l88 Mike Burton Linda Carnes .leana Carpenter Johnny Carwile Randy Chambers Phil Clark Buzz Burkett Tommy Carroll Brenda Cleary 'X fill Mx' -f -wg, zf5ffTc,N'Wf ffl? Steve Rose, fifth period Physical Education, is shown handing in attendance slip. 189 Donna Clement McQuarters - Candy Coan Yvonne Collins ,I an Coleman Debbie Coley LaDonna Cowan Ronnle Cowart Ragsdale Jannifer Cooper Vickie Criswell Randy Cox Dennis Crawford Martin Crow Cynthia Davis Twanna Davis I Peggy Crosson l9I N N N I i Lloyd Goar Marlene Graham Sam Graham Dusty Gray Randy Griffith Marquita Gross Forest Guest Roubison Richard Hall Anita Hamilton Nita Gerald Paul Gilbert J im Hankins Tommie Hardin Wayne Harrison Johnny Hatcher Steve Hays Bull measures Allen Erwin for cap and gown Wilbur Hayse Jeanne Headrick Daryl Helms Vickie Hilton Treva Hood Randy Huddleston Roger Hughes Sandi Hulen Brodie Hutchinson Candy Hutcheson Barbara Hyden Don Ingram Doug Irwin Tommy Jackson Billy James Seniors drown iuniors of wafer balloon fight i i .l ames King Ron Leach Gail Lindsey Antonio Lopez Carol Langley Don Leatherwood Mike Lewis Brenda Lovin Nancy Langley Sam Lee Carolyn Little Gilbert Luna 8' Linda Martin Paul Martinez Virginia Maxie Wesley Mihecoby Tommy McNew Bobbie Kay Martin Cecil Martin Jeannette Martin Tommy Miller Kathe Millican Roy Mitchell Suzan Morris Lena Mae Morgan Rae Nell Murphy Marsha Nash Carl Neinast Io North L Nelson Bradley Noble y Anita Nieman arry a Seniors DeLane Bearden, Judy Voor- hies, and Anita Voorhies make prepa- rations for the Choir Banquet held under the Dome. ,Willi- Rafldell Norvell John Parish Charlene Pat ICFSOII Glenda Fatterson Jimmy Peterson Judy Pierce Myra Pierce Vickie Pierce Carolyn Payne Janis Payne Barbara Pearson Ricardo Perez Paula Piper Joe Jlay Pitman Marian Potter Wayne Preston Karla Price Steve Price Don Ingram, Joe Pitman, Jan Coleman and Gary Warren seem to he absorbed in class study. 20l Larry Elkins relaxes while he has his hair rinsed for the pro- duction of Bye Bye Birdie. 202 f ' iqi P in Peggy Pryor Vicki Purtell Debra Pyle Rocky Raburn Ginger Raburn Ceralyn Railey , 1A: 5 VZAL J Mrs. Hulen looks on as her daughter Sandi signs up for her first semester at West Texas State University. Charley Rogers Sara Rogers 203 Mary Rodriquez Sfteve Rose Brenda Savage Lonnie Schooley Vickie Schooley Teresa Sharp V Senior D o e1r lives in the annual Water Balloon ig t. s come out on top as they Hive the Juniors the worst 'LDROWNINCH f th ' 204 Patsy Shoffit Joy Shumaker Peggy Slover Billie Smith Head Cheerleader Janis Payne promotes school spirit as she gives a pep talk to the student body before the big Home- coming Game. Seniors strive for exemption requirements ..q Connie Smith Gary Smith Shelton Smith 1, , , 'i ' ,Mm-.....,, , i , W 4? M Tony Smith Stewart Spraggins Shelton Smith, Feature Editor of the Round-Up, is shown typing his usual bi- weekly editorial. Seniors leave AHS with 13th Odessa All-Sports Trophy win 5 Y . ,-mes,-se'?vrHz,.gsfff: af. 'ea aff, .. if Varsity Cheerleaders Janis Payne and Nancy Swift are viewing the Football game in a state of dejection as the Andrews Mustangs lose the last game of the season. 207 Seniors run town on Government Day Kathie Taylor Prissy Taylor Belinda Tecero Jerry Tharp 15 W . Senior lilocky Rayburn and his date Phyllis Carter seem to Seniors Becky Belcher and Vickie Schooley are shown be enjoying the 'a0ld South prom. into the Christmas spirit by decorating a tree for the 208 Kathy Thomas Patsy Thrasher Doris Tillis John Tilly Priss Taylor, Ginger Rayburn, and Janis Payne are shown Y displaying their ability to play a winning game of volleyball. 209 awqmfmw ,,5, ..,. W ,, ,. Kuth T umlinson Billy Tune Mike Turnage L- J. Turner Holly Turnbow Anita Voorhies Judy Voorhies Danny Ward Brad Young, 1969 Volleyball King, and attendants Danny Ward -nd Rocky Rayburn, are shown with this year's Fillies Verlon Ward Janette Beck, Editor of the Round Up, is showzm getting some news from Mr. Nichols. Janette has been on the newspaper staff for two consecutlve years. Vickie Warren Linda Watson Mike Weaver Eileen Wells Robert White Cathy Willis Sally Woullard Brad Young 15 Q BEL 5 , t, Q, 1 3, 9,1 V, I .Q VVVV I ' W ,V Q' VV I V .. ,riff . ' . L' t .. , ' t . t lf'52AI 5. - , p .' . - - 2511- -K . - 'I ',.', A I ,' all '- ff -: , f,' :if il ' I ff gif 3 ' ,, f j Q F1 V- f pq ':11':EQ ,.M,- , ' -4' 4 ' MIKE GASTON JOHNNY HORTON GARY COX Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President RUDI NELSON SUSAN MORGAN PAUL PINNELL S9C1'ffl3fY President Vice-President -:QTY SUE LOWE Sponsor The junior class, sponsored by lVliss Sue Lowe, completed many successful projects this year. Their list of achieve- ments includes a really fabulous prom, the winning float in the homecoming parade, an outstanding contribution to the patio fund, a record breaking powder puff game, highly successful magazine sales, and collecting the most wood for the Kermit bonfire. Toni and Gary elected iunior favorites TONI BROWN GARY COX J J f .Ziff xl an V L W., ,Y ,fff 1' leew r fffiu. ' .Q Dale Boren Larry Abernathy Johnny Aikey Donna Armstron Steven Bell Vicki Benson Ronnie Bilbrey Leonard Blanks Joyce Boggs Gary Brackeen I 1 Powder Puff cheerleaders Eugene Solomon, Jackie Parnell, Cary Cox Micky Finley Larry Abernathy, and Paul Pinnell perform a sideline show while cheering Nrckys Naughties on to victory. Linda Bradshaw Carol Brenholtz Lovetta Briggs Pam Brimer Dianne Brinkley Boni Bristol Linda Bromley Toni Brown N ohemy Argueta Earlene Broyles Freddia Buchanan Robert Buckley Belinda Burnett Vivian Campbell Wayne Carpenter Cary Carter Ricky Carver Glenn Christian Keith Clanahan Phil Clark la N J ay Clevenger Paige Collins Mike McDaniel, Susan Elam, and Anne Stringfellow help decorate for the Halloween Carnival. Sandra Collins ,loan Compton J oy Cook Dorothy Coon Mary Cornejo Carol Cox Gary Cox Doing their part, Juniors promote school spirit at a pep rally. Paula Crosthwait Betty Davis Ricky Demmler Robin Downs Elizabeth Emiliano Cathy Ervin Fru- ww Q-Jw, Edward Davis Marsha Eades ,lerry Farmer Teresa Day Dennis Eggleston Carla Feland Bobby Ferguson Mickey Finley Tommy Floyd E. W. Forbess Alana Foster Sammie French Bernard Fruge Cliffen Fruge Mike Furry Pam Garrison Rosalinda Garza Mike Gaston Karla Gillihan Brick Gilliland Donna Greaves .lack Gregg Debby Gregory Billy Griffin Wesley Grigsby Alton Gross Dianne Grahm Angela Hamilton Linda Hamilton .lulie Hardin f ,. -E ' Q , W AZL,A - 3 -.fofpffffsa Hr . v 5 8 xv' x Q ew Juniors capture first in Homecoming parod 4 cxmzss Roll over Tulia was the prize-winning theme of the junior homecoming float. o t ffl 'l or i l W? - ,, y .- g .i'f Y if A i ' ' 1 7 , . - ' A 'VVI f V , - ' , N j M ? L t at 1 2' ' ',i' ' 1 bf Paul Hathaway Nathaniel Hearne Gary Henderson Sandy Herrington Ricky Herzberger Gary Hilliard Lynn Hollis Mike Hopkins Cynthia Horton Johnny Horton Kay Hounshell Cynthia Howell Delores Hughes Ramsey Humphries Kathy Hungerford ,lan Jennings Barbara Jones Cali Jones Brian Jordan James Jordon Linda Hamilton nominated to represent iunior class as Halloween Queen candidate Jeannie Keith Dedra Kennedy Judy Lambert Sheila Lanier Keith Levins Marilyn Lipham L L' nle arry 1 Marsha Little Terri Luck Roblyn McCarley Kathleen McCaski1l Mike McCrury 22I Susan Morgan Wilbur Mulkey Vicki Nason Boydette Neighbors Rudi Nelson Carla Newhrough Mike McDaniel Carol McBeth Don McDonald Carolyn McPeek Judy Mahurin Lynda Martin Mary .lane Martin Larry Mathis i Barbara Maxie 1 Dan Medford Nelda Monroe I Dennis Moore Cosmetology students Vicki Benson and Nita Gerald acquire skills in hair styling and management-but only her hair- dresser knows for sure. Billy Nickell Liz Nichols Nickie Nickell Jackie Parnell Keelen Paruum .lerrell Patrick Leslie Patrick Bobby Peeples Guadelupe Pena Billy Phipps Paul Pinnell Pam Piper Powder Puff brings record-breaking funds Lenis Pipkin Billy Pistole Frank Price Lonnie Proby Selwa Raja Suad Raja Johnny Ramirez Max Ramsey Glenda Rawls DeAun Rehders Ray Renfro Rodney Richards Cynthia Rigdon Darlene Roberts Bonnie Robertson Sue Ryan Tom Ryan J oe Saldivar Morris Sanders Jimmy Sawyer Calvin Schooley Steve Seay James Shumaker Charles Slack Paula Smart Danny Smith Eugene Solomon Dianne Sorelle Adela Soza David Soza Luci Spruill Stanley Stallings Joe Stansherry Rickey Stansberry Byron Stephens Debbie Stephens Wayne Stewart Ruth Strickland Max Stroud Nancy Swift Debra Taylor Karen Taylor Mike Taylor Phyllis Taylor Kenneth Templeton Margie Tercero Ronald Thames Benney Thompson uniors collect most wood for Kermit bonfire Sharreene Thompson Betty Tillis Billy Timmons Janie Tompkins Eddie Trevino Kenneth Ulmer Wanda Ward John Wheeler Juniors Karen Taylor, Paula Crosthwait, Sheila Lanier, Joy Cook, and Nancy Swift husy them selves making pom-pons for distribution at the Kermit pep rally. Mike Wheeler Karen Wieser Betty Willgins Danny Willey Brenda Williams Becky White Terry Wilson Terry Wimberley Patty Woods Deb Wright Cynthia White Donna Springer Wendel Davenport Larry Martin Janet Williams Joe Willis Terry Yocom , A U Qyem mw ,rw ' I ,' Q Q V -p ug, ' , V' 'Sf' 1Q'ifsQ555if'55 19S uw, . I . N ' L bffggl 5 ': W f'aw,Nhh ' . K 3,53 my imfngk x '7' QEQNJW --Q .a A ,. A ff? .Q V ' V' .1 fix' . ' xg . , 4 V 4..nff21Yl -H .- 1-. H Q W' -' . x 3 f -warg:--.a4f'h+ - I aQw?117i?ff'f?:,L ......,,,.,.., --.-,. ii ww.. J k w .---...... -unsung ..'-ff ,mv N-v4,,,k . sk ,va N 1 -0+ 4-J' if BUFFY HUTCHESON STANLEY SCOTT President MIKE GQRDO Vice-President ViC8'PICSld8Ht CHRISTIE SHAW LINDA ROGERS Vice-President Secretary iyfifiiiir siinrni 'i The Sophomore Class, sponsored by Mr. Bill Smith, completed several projects this year. The class float ln the Homecoming Parade was chosen umost unique. Record- . . . h breaking magazine and cookbook sales also highllghted t e D year. Members of the class also, made Valent1ne's Day a memorable occasion through the sale of carnations and singing greetings. tty and Christie elected sophomore favorites X BUFFY HUTCHESON CHRISTIE SHAW 229 Sophomores reioice to dismiss Fish duties Liz Acosta Maria Aeosta William Albright Amos Allen Weldon Andrews Michael Angle Johnny Archer Tommy Armstrong Richard Bacon Sherry Bagley Ronnie Baird Debbie Baker Sammy Baker Kevin Ballard Belinda Batchelor Barbara Baucom Lea Beauford Debbie Bechthold Barbara Belt Lee Ann Beyers Cliff Bloom Alven Boykan Linda Bramley Vic Brevard Hutcheson elected to lead Sophomores e eeeeee i eeeee o f V ..,y bw 3 . 'g va 4 5 4 Q ' 3' 1 X .Q .,, J, N 'v 12111: 1: .,,.., w5Q3g4f--'I v ,g,,gszs ,, L lk H a - X spur Gay Nell Carruth Deborah Carter Rodney Cavett James Chambers Gene Clack John Clark Bill Bridge Charles Brock Sandra Brock Randy Brown Tom Brown Danny Browning Robert Bruce Pam Burns Kenny Caraway Dennis Carlton Patrick Carroll Dan Carruth Manual Lopez tries his hardest in thc slundin broad jump. Sophomores, Fish plan end of year dance Ronnie Clark Paul Coleman Shirley Cooper Pam Couch Debbie Cox fl: I 'Q LEW , :gc V ,IR ,. Sophomore boys show a lot of spirit at a Pep Rally. V' . -,f..,. A 1 S.--,V Richard Dalton Dianne Day Debbie Dean Larry Decker Tim Clemmer Helen Crawford Lul.u Coleman Pat Coleman Scarlet Cummins Larry Deislinger ophs enthusiastically await computer dance Bobby Delgado Rita Dill Bill Dillingham Sandra Dillon Dianna Dobbs Chuck Donaldson Mark Dozier Kathy Dunlap Mrs. .lo Ann Eaton Lynn Elkins Mary Farmer Jan Fisher Ronnie Fleming Vickie Flowerree Alva Fowler Linda Gaines Eddie Gainey James Gallentine Kirby Gerald Richard Owens uncovers the box containing balloons at halftime of the Homecoming game. v c 7 233 Sophomores sell cookbooks to raise money Don Gibson .M rijew. l 0' ,am I Aj , ls an-w A0 , 4 l N, X 6 W F Larry Griffin gi M llfffi- fi if la Wf Judy Hall 234 3 We 1 Mike Gibber Charles Gilbert Fonda Gilcrest Maria Grado Charla Graham William Green Geraldine Gross Linda Gross Shirley Gross Mike Gordon Paul Hadaway Becky Hambleton Naomi Hancock Claire Hardin Barbara Hawthorne Dana Hays Douglas Hays Karen Haws Sophomores rate second to Fish in size Richard Hirst , ' l y, . m h, Joyce Hoffman ff ll l 513 7 .13 R L 1 xx William Helms Curtis Hill Allan Heronema Mike Hilton Roy Hodges M Ikey Hooper Sophomores win most uni u f h ' h q e ort eir omecoming parade entry. Plans for Valenhnes Day discussed by Soph Chris Hounshell Diantha Howard .l oe Hughes Buffy Hutcheson Nedra Hutchinson Glynn Jackson Gilmer James Nelda James Gary Jefferson Carroll Johnson Marvin Jones Verna Jordan Pat Kimberlin David Knight Randy Laminack Mark Landolt Terry Leatherwood Beverly Lee Ralph Lewis Mike Lindsey Richard Lipham Michael Lloyd Joe Lopez Manuel Lopez Alfred Luna enioy new lockers, iusl' installed R. :me 'sk 5 FUN Maly Lopez Gwen Lowrance sq,-f-'f s .gEw ' ii H Qigigig ri E h: , '11 , i k,jf-MJ: nf-1-f ff? I . .. , i' .-:ff in .55 Z iff? , 3525 - I 1 2 L. f ffeifefi ix a Donnie Loving Rodney Lunceford Billy McBeth Mike McCraw Glenda Mathis Forrest McCoy Buddy McBeth Arleene McCullough Judy McMurry Paula Manes Linda McWilliams Linda Mathis Sophomores sponsor annual corno K k ' ?:,, - ff ' ,'SffwoI', 'ff7'W '.1a1fV:V 'V' , JM tion sole ,fm M ' 3 - ' liilriy Fiixfzfili A 5255 Wi-I , 238 Deborah Mayes Paula Middleton Mary Mireles Brenda Mitchell .lanell Moore Sophomore Dan Carruth works out durmg sports. Nancy Morgan Jana Mosley Beverly Murphree I ' Wx M , 1, 7 . i xi Lyle Murphy Diane Myers Kathy Nabors Larry Napper Karen Nelson Scotty Nelson Mike Nibletr Nancy Nichols Joe Nichols Richard Owens Clark Pearson Mark Pearson Mary Peek Billie Peeples Bertha Persilver Tommy Peterson Jerri S v' ,-igmw crogams returns to her place in the hand section after the third quarter. Servers make costumes for Jr.-Sr. Banq Ue'l' 2 Greg'Pitkin Mike Pitkin Vickie Powell L Mary Proby Ecell Raws Johnna Renfro Cathy Rogers Gary Rogers Linda Rogers M, ,NN Y Wm Debbie Bechthold in fifth period P.E. shows her joy winning a relay race. ..m,.,.......,...,w,..-nn. l u-vumm.--,-,W f, Steve Roper Barbara Rowe Rick Rushing David Russell Near Iluonvu- Robert Ryan Vickie Savage Johnny Sawye' Janet Schooley Stanley S0011 240 R Homecoming float wins o first Jerri Scroggins Byron Seal John Sears Thelma Schockley Melinda Simmons Deborah Smith Malcolm Stephens Ruth Stokard Ann Stringfellow Bobhe Taylor Linda Thigpen Randy Thomas Clayton Trickle John Tumlinson Terry Turner Suzanne Seed Donald Snellings James Sword Robert Thompson Harley Tyler Christie Shaw David Stansberry Richard Sybesma Jerry Tochterman Karen Ulan Sophs sponsor cokewolk of Halloween cormv 451 IZ! 4-WH' Larry Yarbrough John Allen Ricky Grado Frances Harrison Here is a scene from the movie, Cone With the Tumbleweed. It was produced by the Bellistric Society. Connie Vest Danny Wade J ay Waldrop Weldon Walker Lavanna Ward Ronald Ward Homer Watson Debra Weems Tommy Wells Tommy Westbrooks Mary Whisenhunt Ginger Whitehead Jamie Wilkins Donna Woods Ronnie Wright Deon Yandell anquef servers wear Confederate uniforms B-Team Cheerleaders dress-up as hillbillies for a pep rally skit. Shown left to right are Linda Rogers, .lan Fisher, Karen Ulan, Sherry Bagley, Cathy Rogers, and Christie Shaw. Mr. Louis Robertson, art teacher, gives Bobby Ryan some pointers on bringing out detail in a picture. ' G We 3' 12 ,aim Q is A' 3' X 4 55433552 t Mrs. Barbara Grimes gives Mark Landolt a T.B. test as Cathy Willis, senior, looks on. , 243 . V ,. ' -, 1 i V SQ f M f Y , ff' ,R iffy- gf Q , 1 1 R H 42, . 0 Q E , F' a M A- ,.' if 559 .5 'Q I MD, ' 5 JIMNIY ROSE MICKEY MATTHEWS DAVID NIX VUL PTC NIGHT Vice-President Vice-President GARY ENGLAND KAREN FOSTER BILL ER' Vue-President Secretary PfCSiIlLHt With the largest enrollment ever recorded at Andrews High School, the Class of l972 had a busy year. According to class sponsor, lVlr. Troy lVlorrow, it had also been a successful year. The freshmen kicked off the year by selling pens in an effort to raise funds for the Junior Senior Prom. They also pitched in and helped the Chamber of Commerce by selling cushions. Another project designed to help raise funds for the Prom was a Freshman-Sophomore dance held in March. Their P arting act as freshmen at AHS was to donate 5550.00 to the school Patio fund. mba and Sandi chosen freshman favorites .fi JIMBO McKISSICK SANDI GASTON 247 Freshman class malntalns largest enrollme Susan Osterhout listens watchfully while Mr John Dupre explains a math problem. Paula Adkins Deborah Badgett Kenny Bales Sandra Bassett Nollan Beck Gloria Bermea Johnny Berra Billy Beyers Ben Bilbrey Cerome Black Rita Boggs Dorthea Bowles history of Andrews High School Terry Brackeen Shareen Bradshaw Judy Bray Paul Brevard Ricky Briggs Connie Brinkley Mike Brown Sandi Brown John Brown J immy Browning Merle Bryan Johnny Bruce V - 1 m,w:k,1 .J X. ,, f2fxvf9lY , ., A , . 5' , H 'QE !- Wi. 3 S 7? ar 1' rf? , my , W, ,U 'J ' lk Q or rl .3 ff' ,f . me e new -,,,, .,-2, fins, -,,.i , ,f., ...Q - -V Qsfliigllfxiliiy' fir rziifillc ' Tr s , W ,, qi ,K A ,,,, gg ,.:, 1, ,,,7 i RUN' , ,4,gf, ,,'- K, L. B yyy'or I '1 ,U t Q frrff Hia A J' ' 5' 1 mf' wifi . J' . S io, 155 4 iw?-1 'i'i 'J niiiiii fi' V- X 5-lf' i V .,.' r e fig' I Millie Crawford, Pat Tidwell, Debbie Tredwell, and Jennie Miller assist the small children in the Pledge of Allegiance. Homemaking classes invited the youngsters to participate in their child development project. Freshmen undergo S.R.A. National Testing Carolyn Buckley Claudia Buis David Burton Jerry Cahill Cecil Calloway Margie Campbell Paula Carton Leslie Carr Vickie Carruth Barbara Carter Gwen Castleman Eddie Chamhliss ,f aww we ff- .,,' 'IQ 2 ' '. 4, f ' gs Kay Christan Cindy Clack Kyle Clanallan Robert Clark Jackie Clements Jamie Clemmer Stanley Cline Donnie Collins Steven Collins Karon Cooke Jimmy Cornett Leonard Cotton Fish elect Sandi Brown queen candidate f -in Boosting the Ponies to an undefeated h F season are t e reshman cheerleaders. They are Cindy Edwards fHead cheerleaderl, Karen Foster, Hilary Hayes, Rickey .lo Hilton, Elaine Eubanks, and Rene Price. 'N Mel Cox Millie Crawford Edward Cruz Cary Daniels Robert Darnell Kathy Davenport David Davila Clifton Davis Linda Davis Noemi De La Craza Debbie Dcmmlcr Teresa Derby 1 QQ 4 - up , ' fir, , ffl - Steve Don Carlos Steve Dorman Denise Duffey Beverly Dupree Bobby Echols Cindy Edwards Gary England Bill Ervin 13g17anvM l meetinff. The purpose of the meeting was LU Freshmen listen attentively during their first organizationu ,, 'fi rf ' organize and elect class officers. v g ,fgfi 51 lt Y 2 , fi! ff' fix 'Y A 1f?51,f,,: r , Elaine Eubanks Eddie Farmer Terry Farmer Lana Fitts X Mr. Michael Fetner's World Geog raphy studente learn to make use of valuable class time. Randy F itzhugh Randy F lowe Karen Foster .lose Garza Sandra Gaston Daniece Gibson Terie Goad Tommy Goff Charles Graham Denise Gravett Clay Gray Georia Gray Preston Grissom Debbie Gross Cary Gross Steve Hamilton ish enlist Senior guidance for Dome walk J anet Henry Ken Higdon Betty Hill , Rickey Jo Hilton Francis Hayes Hilary Hayes Gloria Hearne Este Lee Helms Mitch Henderson Ann Henry Tommy Hamilton Barbara Harding Tonya Hardy Steve Harmon J im Harpers Debbie Harris Floyd Harrison Mark Hawkins Freshmen lead on first semester honor ro Jackie Hitch Martha Hobbs Steve Hodges Sandra Hogeland Patty Hood Denise Horton Rodney Huddleston Travis Hughes Debbie Hungerford Ricky Hungerford Yvonne Jackson Judy James Tanya Jefferson Davey Jones Toyua J ones Mark Joyce Joe King Marilyn King Robert Knight Toni Krachla Joe Lazebee Ennis Lee Patsy Lee David Lewis Julian Lopez Ernest Luna James McKissick Craig McDeese Grace Martinez Susan Massey Barbara Liyesay Andy Lloyd Robbie Long Ernest Lopez Lytle Warren Beverly McCar1ey Dan McCaskill Ray McCullough Bobby McWilliams Larry McWilliams Donna Martin Tim Martin decorate Osker Nichols Davigl Nix . we ,,2'vLi: - ' i V 4,i,' Vryg, Ll , 1 'S -,,2 I Dome for seconddisfricef game Mickey Matthews Albert Maxie Lawannah Mihecoby Steve Miles Jeanne Miller Royce Mitchell Vicki Muffin Bonnie Moore Debbie Moss Gail Moxley Judy Moxley Terry Neal Helen Neinast Lin Nelson Keith Nichols Mike Nichols Dusty Norman Steve North Susan Osterhout 3359 .. 'V A essie Patrick onnie Patterson artha Patterson ike Pearson ,Wa , - 75,14 ,M X Carla Peeples eneen Pella .l Petra Pena Taresa Pigg Judy Pipkin Leslie Potter Kay Price Rene Price Diane Prince Melodye Pryor Janice Pyle Chucky Raburn Pat Railey Roy Ramon James Reed Bobby. Rentro Guy Rider Sandra Rieniensehneider John Riley ' 258 Debbie Persilver Pen sale displays Freshman school spirit While the rest of Miss Smith s En l15ll class are hard at work Rickey ,lo Hilton takes time out for fort David Riordon Denise Roberts Linda Robinson Beatrice Rodriquez Frankie Rodriquez Danita Rogers Steve Rogers Jimmy Rose .loe Rosiles Mark Rushing Margie Russell Peggy Russell y wink Ric Sanders Celeste Scott John Scott Scott Sealy Owen Sears Carol Selby Tonnia Shelton Leona Shoffitt Stanley Shumaker Howard Shumaker J ill Simmons Danny Simoneau Darlene Sisco Nolan Smart Calvin Smith David Speegle Linda Springer Don St. Ama Barry Stephens Mark Stephens Steven Stringfellow Perry Sutton Carol Swint Vanessa Taylor e Mashs English class students demonstrate a variety of ways of thinking u b third and fourth in canned food drive p theme topics. Linda Teague Janice Thames Tommy Thatcher Ann Thomas Susan Thomas Pat Tidwell Chris Tompkins Carol Trout Tom Turnagc Theresa Vandiver David Vick Sharon Vickers Cindy Watson Joyce Weeks Rita West David Wetzel - 1 Kathy White Tommy White Y f Mike Wilhurn ' James Wilkins Wilard Wilson Randy Willey Bobby Williams Jeffery Williams i i S Terri Wilson Clifton Davis and Mike Stevensaarc puzzle over a prob Mr. Wall's physical science class. 5 3 2 lem in r reshman Tommy muses over an assignment while Hayes and Rene discuss their prob- with David Copper- in Miss .lan Beard's UQ- 't K. Shirley Wolfe Donny Wright Nancy Yarbrough Martha Young Elizabeth Zap Hector Daron Alfred Fruge Mike Harrel Susie Saldivar Nancy Sparks Betty Vara Sandie Viving Johnny Voorhies ' 1 M ,NX -Q AnvERTlslNG 66 267 Nelda Monroe blocks for 1 Shuck the Shackles of Conformity. .. oooo 3 ,W M 'pf K X v I , I , Johnny Smith Motor Company 523-2033 310 N. Main 523-4121 523-2034 112 N. Main 523-2627 WiIkin's of Andrews H0 N.W. Ave. B. 523-3333 an A23lf3 fn. 33lL Elkin's Insurance ZIO N.W. Ave. A. 523-4132 Congratulations, Seniors of '69 4,,,.,,. 1-M-'nf ...Ml .,.A,. L- .m.,,. .A ERS ROUP Farmers Insurance Group All Your Ins. Needs Fire Ins. Exchange Mid-Century Ins. Co. Truck Ins. Exchange New World Life Ins. FAST-FAIR-FRIENDLY Call Frances Eppler 3-2837 500 N. Main ql1tsT'me Ladies' Casual and Sports Wear 206 N.W. Ave. A. 3-4466 Day's Drive-Inn 110 North Main 523-3250 P15525 3 Day Dial 523-2323 Night Dial 523-2064 or 523-4057 Jones-McCall Pharmacy 24-Hour Service on Prescriptions Suzuki Dealer l22 N. Main 523-2575 w 3 L s I Pam Piper earneslly show is a success. wishes flwe halflime Edno's Style Shop Home for Magnavox Color TV H9 North Main and S+ereo Ladies' Fine Wearing Apparel W'7l Anjiwizziiias X,,JL,,f 0 E. Broad ' way Phone 523-2029 Andrews, Texas 797I4 Il3 Broadman V' V ' KKK i? I You Can Say It Better With Flowers From . . . Andrews Flowers 81 Gifts H8 N. Main 523-3042 207 S. Main 523-2777 Join the many students who have checking accounts at our bank . . . Phone 523-2006 109 N.W. Ist St. Andrews, Texas es stands at attention as the band Smart Women Prefer Individual I-lair Styling The Beauty Parlour The Largest and Most h Modern Equipped Shop Dial 523-2222 H6 N.W. lst St. Montgomery Wards Simmons Furniture Satistaction Guaranteed or 8' Apphance Your Money Back 111 N. Main Andrew's Oldest Furniture Store l 107 N.W. 1st St. l 523-2681 Clothes trorn Cradle to College .lay's Gl'OCel'y Boy Scout Headquarters st Market I.i'l l'le Shbp 100 Block N.W. Ave. K Owner: Jay Williams 276 Mustang Drive Inn 400 S. Main P hon e-3-3906 Jacky B iughs as David Knighf plays wifi: his eyes I d B d Y ung changes a serious mood to a funny mood as iw d es wifh Linda Rogers. 6 rl , 0 S 710 N. Main St 523-4212 Gi er .f S 1' S 277 A Abernathy, Larry 72, 103, 136, 216 Abney, Glen 186 Acosta, Humberto 58, 103, 186 Acosta, Liz 230 Acosta, Maria 230 Adkins, Paula 74, 83, 96, 248 Aikey, Johnny 12, 216 Allbright, William 125, 137, 230 Allen, Amos 113, 137, 230, 132 Allen, John 242 Allen, Kenneth 126 Andrews, Weldon 89, 230 Angel, Michael 230 Archer, Johnny 27, 137, 141, 230 Ard, Emily 80, 81, 186 Argueta, Nohemy 217 Armstrong, Cynthia 98, 186 Armstrong, Donna 83, 216 Armstrong, Lynn 230 B Bacon, Richard 151, 230 Bader, Mark 37, 41, 43, 51, 52, 72, 86, 88, 90, 105, 127, 128, 134, 135, 186, 132, 184 Badgett, Deborah 83, 248 Badgett, Yvonne Bagley, Paul 16, 186 Bagley, Sherry 83, 143, 144, 161, 230, 243 Baird, Richard 21, 86, 186 Baird, Ronny 64, 89, 125, 230, 149 Baker, Debbie 95, 96, 157, 230 Baker, Sammy 64, 136, 230, 132, 133 Bales, Kenny 248, 133 Balkum, Cathy 75, 80, 81, 186 Ballard, Kevin 64, 77, 157, 230 Banks, Roger 35, 99, 105, 186 Banks, Charlotte 74, 85, 98, 186 Barnes, Ronnie 14, 73, 99, 105, 186 Barrow, Johnny 83 Bassett, Sandra 90, 248 Batchelor, Belinda 74, 77, 151, 230 Baucom, Barbara 74, 230 Bearden, De Lane 15, 80, 81, 186, 199 Beauford, Lea 230 Bechthold, Debbie 230, 240 Beck, Jannette 57, 75, 76, 86, 107, 109, 187, 211 Beck, Nolan 126, 248 Belcher, Becky 14, za, ,32, 33, so, 81, 187, 208 Bell, Steven 88, 216 Belt, Barbara 95, 230 Benson, Vickie 98, 216, 222 278 Index Bermea, Gloria 248 Berra, Johnny 248 Beyers, Billy 248 Beyers, Lee Ann 157, 230 Bias, Claudia 74 Bilbrey, Ben 83, 126, 248 Bilbrey, Ronnie 216 Black, Gerome 126, 248 Blanks, Bruce 72, 109, 187 Blanks, Leonard 106, 216, 145, 148 Blocker, Beverly 20, 84, 101, 187 Bloom, Cliff 80, 81, 230 Bode, Cathy 187 Boggs, Joyce 87, 90, 106, 216 Boggs, Rita 90, 248 Bolt, Debbie 83 Bolt, Vickie 83 Bond, Rhonda 75, 77, 8-l, 187 Bookout, Sam 73, 187 Boren, Dale 99, 216 Bowles, Dorthea 248 Boykan Alven 230 Brackeen, Gary 102, 216 Brackeen, Terry 249 Bradshaw, Linda 77, 98, 105, 216 Bradshaw, Shareen 74, 249 Bramley, Linda 230 Braswell, Karen 187 Bray, Judy 90, 249 Brezlholtz, Carol 77, 87, 91, 216 Brevard, Paul 126 Brevard, Vic 125, 230, 145, 150 Bridge, Bill 105, 137, 231 Briggs, Lovetta 98, 216 Briggs, Ricky 249 Brimer, Pam 216 Brinkley, Connie 77, 249 Brinkley, Dianne 75, 93, 101, 106, 216 Bristol, Boni 88, 216 Brock, Charles 125, 137, 139, 231 Brock, Sandra 85, 108, 231 Bromley, Kathy 34, 100, 188 Bruce, Robert 231 Bryan, Merle 75, 77, 249 Bryan, Mike 63, 77, 90, 94, 96, 104, 188 Bryan Ronald 188 Buchailan, Freddia 99, 217 Buckley, Carolyn 250 Bromley, Linda 74, 216 Brown Deborah 34, 188 Buckley, Robert 63, 80, 81, 85, 87, 96, 217 Buis, Claudia 250 Bumpers, John 21, 80, 81, 90, 188 Burkett, Buzz 76, 90, 106, 189 Burnett, Belinda 217 Burns, Pam 27, 231 Burton, David 77, 136, 250 Burton, Mike 72, 73, 80, 81, 134, 135, 189 C Cahill, Jerry 126, 250, 133 Calloway, Cecil 250 Campbell, Margie 75, 250 Campbell, Vivian 142, 217 Caraway, Connie 77 Caraway, Kenny 125, 137, 141, 231 Carlton, Dennis 63, 77, 231 Carlton, Paula 83, 250 Carnes, Linda 188, 189 Carpenter, Jeana 93, 189 Carpenter, Wayne 125, 137, 217 Carr, Leslie 75, 250 Carroll, Patrick 231 Carroll, Tommy 189 Carruth, Dan 231, 238 Carruth, Gay Nell 83, 231 Carruth, Vickie 250 Carter, Barbara 250 Carter, Deborah 74, 77, 144, 231 Carter, Gary 102, 217 Carver, Ricky 103, 217 Carwile, Johnny 30, 32, 73, 102, 104, 105, 113, 189 Castleman, Gwen 63, 77, 159, 250 Cavett, Rodney 64, 125, 231 Chambers, James 231 Chambers, Randy 73, 189 Chambliss, Eddie 250 Christian, Glenn 87, 105, 113, 120, 124, 137, 141, 217 Christian, Kay 64, 96, 159, 250 Clack, Cynthia 64, 74, 77, 96, 250 Clack, Gene 77, 96, 125, 231 Clanahan, Keith 12, 32, 39, 64, 68, Brown, Jack 19, 21, 30, 73, 77, 105, 188, 277 Brown John 249 Brown, Mike 77, 105, 136, 249 Brown, Randy 231 Brown, Sandra 14, 249 Brown, Tom 231 Brown, Toni 17, 38, 83, 121, 128, 215, 216, 276 Browning, Danny 81, 137, 138, 231, 133 Browning, Jimmy 80, 83, 249 Browning, Randy 108, 113, 188 Broyles, Earlene 74, 76, 80, 81, 108, 217 Bruce, Dale 57,-73, 188 Bruce, John 85, 249 70, 72, 87, 113, 137, 139, 217, 132 Clanahan, Kyle 151, 250 Clark, Clark Clark Clark, Clark John 64, 77, 231 Phil 77, 134, 217 ,Phillip 73, 189 Robert 77, 250 Ronnie 232 Cleary, Beehde 84, 101, 189 Clement, Donna 190 Jackie 74, 83, 96, 250 Jamie 77, 250 Clemmer, Tim 232 Clevenger, .lay 217 Stanley 250 Candy 75, 83, 96, 190 Coleman, .lan 20, 77, 188, 190, Coleman, Lula 232 Coleman, Pat 232 Coleman, Paul 232 Colev, Debbie 95, 190 Collins, Collins, Collins, Collins, Collins, 190 Donnie 250 Paige 83, 144, 217 Sandra 98, 217 Steve 250 Yvonne 142, 143, 144, Compton, Joan 217 Cook, Joy 80, 81, 217, 226 Cooke, Karen Coon, Dorothy 84, 218 Cooper, Shirley 64, 75, 89, 96, 232 Cooper, Jannifer 16, 37, 49, 83, 190 Cornejo, Maria 218 Cornett, Jimmy 125, 250 Cotten, Leonard 250 Couch, Pam 232 Cowan, La Donna 190 Cowart, Ronnie 73, 105, 190 Cox, Carol 100, 218 Cox, Debra 75, 77, 90, 91, 92, 96 151, 232 Cox, Gary 30, 40, 72, 80, 81, 87 88, 105, 113, 121, 137, 141 214, 215, 216, 218, 132 Cox, Mel 251 Cox, Randy 191, 145, 150 Crawford, Dennis 113, 191 Crawford, Helen 232 Crawford, Millie 249, 251 Criswell, Vickie 80, 81, 85, 88, 93 191 Cross, Kenneth 126 Crosson, Peggy 191 Crosthwait, Paula 218, 226 Crow, Martin 57, 63, 77, 191 Cruz, Edward 251 Cummins, Scarlet 74, 83, 232 D Dalton, Richard 63, 64, 77, 91, 96, 232 Daniel, Gary 126, 251, 133 Darnell, Robert 126, 251, 133 Davenport, Kathy 251 Davenport, Wendel 88, 226 Davila, David 251 Davis, 218 Davis, 133 Davis, Davis, Davis, Betty 74, 76, 77, 78, 108, Clifton 77, 125, 251, 262, Cynthia 83, 95, 191 Dale 99 Edward 30, 218 9 94 Davis, Linda 74, 77, 251 Davis, Mike 126 Davis, Twanna 191 Day, Dianne 232 Day, Theresa 64, 96, 218 Dean, Debra 83, 232 Decker, Larry 64, 232, 133 Deislinger, Larry 232 De La Garza, Noemi 251 Delgado, Bobby 233, 145, 150 Demmler, Debbie 64, 101, 151, 251 Demmler, Richard 64, 85, 87, 91, 151, 218, 154 Derby, Theresa 251 Derington, Alfred 99, 192 Diaz, Eva Diaz, Margie 192 Dill, Rita 75, 233 Dillingham, Bill 27, 83, 105, 233, 133, 147, 149 Dillon, Sandra 75, 89, 90, 95, 233 Dobbs, Diana 83, 95, 96, 157, 233 Donaldson, Chuck 64, 83, 90, 233 Don Carlos, Steve 83, 252 Doran, Hector 263 Dorman, Steven 126, 252 Dortch, Bruce 99, 192 Dozier, Mark 233 Downs, Robin 100, 218 Duffy, Denise 76, 89, 144, 252 Dunlap, Kathy 74, 83, 233 Dupree, Beverly 76, 109, 252 E Eades, Marsha 64, 75, 77,.87, 88, 218 Eaton, .lo Ann 233 Echols, Bobby 126, 252 Edwards, Cindy 83, 161, 251, 252 Eggleston, Dennis 63, 77, 85, 87, 218 Elam, Susan 57, 64, 84, 86, 90, 91, 192, 217 Eldridge, Eddie 192 Eliasen, Marcia 58, 83, 90, 105, 192 Elkins, Larry 31, 73, 76, 85, 192, 202 Elkins, Lynn 80, 81, 134, 233 Ellinger, Elaine 56, 63, 80, 81, 86, 192 Emiliano, Elizabeth 218 England, Gary 246, 252 Ervin, Bill 64, 69, 105, 126, 246, 252, 133 Ervin, Cathy 80, 218 Erwin, Allen 63, 77, 85, 88, 93, 151, 192, 194, 154 Eubanks, Elaine 69, 161, 251, 252 F Farmer, Eddie 126, 252, 133 Farmer, Jerry 218, 145, 148 Farmer, Mary 83, 233 Farmer, Terry 252 F eland, Carla 98, 218 Ferguson, Bobby 219 Finley, Mickey 49, 113, 119, 137 139, 216, 219, 146 Fisher, Dan 73, 77, 192 Fisher, ,lan 16, 27, 69, 75, 80, 81 85, 96, 161, 233, 243 Fitts, Lana 75, 93, 252 Fitzhugh, Greg 192 F itzhugh, Randy 126, 253, 133 Flannery, Pat 64, 136 Fleming, Ronnie 77, 233 Flowe, Randy 64, 77, 94 Fowler, Alva 83, 233 Flowerree, Vickie 75, 233 Floyd, Tommy 93, 219 Forbess, E. W. 87, 93, 113, 122, 219 Foster, Alana 33, 64, 75, 77, 87, 90, 96, 219 Foster, Karen 69, 105, 161, 246, 251, 253 Foster, Norman Franks, Bill 192 French, Sammy 103, 219 Fruge, Alfred 219, 263 Fruge, Benard 103 Fruge, Cliffen 83, 101, 219, 132 Furry, Mike 88, 219 G Gaines, Linda 74, 233 Gainey, Eddie 233 Gallentine, James 233 Garcia, Arturo Garrison, Pam 64, 76, 80, 81, 87, 96, 105, 219 Garza, Jose 253 Garza, Rosalinda 219 Gaston, Mike 12, 32, 72, 76, 105, 107, 214, 219 Gaston, Gerald, Sandra 38, 144, 247, 253 Kirby 233 Gerald, Nita 193, 222 Gibson, Gibson, Daniece 93, 159, 253 Don 64, 69, 88, 234- Gieber, Mike 234 Gilbert, Charles 97, 125, 234 Gilbert, Paul 73, 193 Gilcrest, Fonda 83, 234 Gilcrest, Linda Gillihan, Karla 219 Gilliland, Brick 16, 72, 136,219 Goad, Terie 253 Goar, Lloyd 193 Goff, Tommy 253 Gordon, 234 Mike 105, 137, 140, 228, Grado, Maria 234 Grado, Rickey 242 Graham, Charla 74, 77, 234 Graham, Charles 253 Graham, Dianne 105, 219 Graham, Marlene 100, 192 Graham, 86, 11 Gravett, Sam 17, 37, 63, 71, 73, 3, 137, 139, 193, 112 Denise 93, 253 Gray, Clay 253, 133 279 Gray, Dusty 137, 193 Gray, Georgia 253 Greaves, Donna 75, 77, 79, 219, 275 Gregg, Jack 99, 219 Gregory, Debra 63, 64, 75, 77, 87, 219 Green, William 63, 77, 234 Griffin, Billy 113, 219 Griffin, Larry 125, 234 Griffith, Randy 17, 68, 72, 87, 88, 113, 115, 116, 122, 124, 137, 141, 193 Grigsby, Wesley 80, 81, 83, 90, 113, 219 Grissom, Pre-'ton 253 Gross Alton 99, 219 Gross Debbie 253 Gross, Gary 253 Gross, Geraldine 83, 234 Gross, Linda 234 Gross, Marquita 77, 84, 193 Gross, Shirley 234 Gryder, Guy Guest, Forrest 193 Guyton, Debbie H Hadaway, Paul 77, 87, 88 Hair, Arvill 126 Hair, Ronnie 137, 138, 139 Hall, Judy 85, 234 Hall, Richard 193 Hambleton, Becky Hambleton, Steve 253 Hamilton, Angela 75, 219 Hamilton, Anita 84, 100, 104, 193 Hamilton, Linda 14, 64, 68, 84, 87, 105, 219, 276 Hamilton, Tommie 64, 151, 254 Hancock, Naomi 83, 234 Hankins, Jim 72, 89, 105, 113, 194 Hardin, Claire 90, 108, 234 Hardin, Julia 75, 77, 87, 90, 91, 219 Hardin, Tommie 98, 105, 194, 167 Harding, Barbara 75, 89, 90, 254 Hardy, Tonya 77, 254 Harmon, Steve 113, 126, 254 Harper, Jim 83, 126, 254, 133 Harrel, Mike 263 Harris, Debbie 83, 254 Harrison, Floyd 254 Harrison, Frances 242 Harrison, Wayne 57, 64, 86, 89, 91, 94, 194, Hatcher, Johnny 26, 72, 73, 93, 127, 129, 131, 188, 194, 132, 145, 146, 184 Hathaway, Paul 220 Hawkins, Mark 254 Haws, Karen 234 Hawthorne, Barbara 15, 80, 81, 158, 234 Hayes, Fances 77, 254 Hayes, Hilary 161, 251, 263 280 Hays, Dana 75, 157 Hays, Douglas 97, 101, 234 Hays, Stephen 37, 68, 72, 80, 81, 137, 139, 194 Hayse, Wilbur 194 Headrick, Jeanne 80, 81, 151, 194 Hearne, Gloria 27, 254 Hearne, Nathaniel 101, 220, 132 Helms, Daryl 194, 145, 148 Helms, Estellee 254 Helms, William 235 Henderson, Gary 220 Henderson, Mitch 254 Henry, Ann 77, 254 Henry, Janet 77, 254 Heronema, Allan 97, 105, 235 Herrington, Sandy 80, 81, 163, 220 Herzberger, Ricky 72, 83, 220 Hicks, Donald 102 Higdon, Ken 83, 126, 254 Hill, Betty 74, 84, 254 Hill, Curtis 235 Hilliard, Gary 77, 88, 94, 220 Hilton, Micheal 72, 83, 235, 145, 147 Hilton, Rickey Jo 93, 151, 153, 161, 251, 254, 259 Hilton, Vickie 58, 84, 86, 100, 195 Hirst, Richard 235 Hitch, Jackie 75, 76, 92, 106, 255 Hobbs, Martha 255 Hodges, Roy 125, 235 Hodges, Steven 126, 255, 133 Hoffman, Joyce 74, 77, 235 Hogeland, Sondra 255 Hollis, Lynn 75, 93, 151, 220 Holman, Ronnie 126 Hood, Patty 255 Hood, Treva 195 Hooper, Ikey 235 Hopkins, Mike 134, 220 Horton, Cynthia 100, 220 Horton, Denise 77, 105, 255 Horton, Johnny 12, 37, 87, 88, 114, 117, 118, 124, 128, 130, 137, 140, 141, 214, 220, 132 Hounshell, Chris 236 Hounshell, Kay 80, 81, 92, 220 Howard, Diantha 236 Howell, Cynthia 75, 220 Huddleston, Randy 77, 83, 195 Huddleston, Rodney 64, 77, 94, 255 Hughes, Delores 221 Hughes, Joe 236 Hughes, Roger 14, 35, 99, 195 Hughes, Travis 83, 255 Hulen, Sandi 80, 81, 85, 142, 195 Humphries, Ramsey 21, 63, 80 81, 87, 221, 132 Hungerford, Debbie 83, 144, 255 Hungerford, Kathy 90, 101, 106, 221 Hungerford, Ricky 126, 255, 133 Hutcheson, Buffy 104, 105, 107 125, 228, 229, 236 Hutcheson, Candy 17, 47, 50, 68 156, 158, 195 Hutchinson, Brodie 32, 72, 80, 81 105, 113, 116, 118, 119, 12o,' 137, 138, 195, 269, 132, 184 Hutchinson, Nedra 27, 105, 236 Hyden, Barbara 100, 105, 195 I Ingram, Don 43, 57, 76, 108, 113 Irwin, Doug 73, 195 Irwin, James J Jackson, Glynn 236 Jackson, Tommy 22, 23, 38, 53 80, 85, 88, 90, 137, 141, 195 Jackson, Yvonne 255 James, Billy 195 James, Gilmer 236 James, Judy 255 James, Nelda 74, 236 Jefferson, Gary 89, 236 Jefferson, Tanya 89, 255 Jennings, Jan 64, 99, 221 Johnson, Carroll 137, 139, 236 Jones, Barbara 64, 80, 81, 96, 221 Jones, Cali 70, 144, 221 Jones, Davy 83, 126, 255, 133 Jumpers, Cheryl 83 Jones, Marvin 236 Jones, Toyua 77, 136, 255 Jordan, James 136, 221 Jordan, Verna 85, 236 Jordan, Brian 64, 87, 88, 221 Joyce, Mark 64, 88, 94, 255 K Keith, Jeannie 98, 221 Kennedy, Debra 80, 81, 87, 221 Kennedy, J an 83, 98 Kimberlin, Pat 83, 85, 95, 144, 236 King, James 63, 76, 80, 81, 83, 105, 109, 196 King, Joe 83, 126, 255 King, Marilyn 74, 77, 255 Knight, David 77, 151, 236, 154 Knight, Robert 59, 64, 69, 105, 151, 255, 154 Krachla, Toni 255 L Lambert, Judy 221 Laminack, Randy 13, 64, 36, 236 132, 133 Landolt, Mark 125, 236, 243 Langley, Carol 196 Langley, Nancy 196 Lanier, Sheila 15, 27, 83, 90, 221, 226 Lazerby, Jessie Joe 255 Leach, Ron 30, 113, 114, 131, 137, 188, 196, 132 Leatherwood, Don 31, 37, 73, 137 140, 196 I 5 7 Leatherwood, Terry 125, 137, 141, 236 Lee, Beverly 74, 80, 81, 83, 144, 236 Lee, Ennis 89, 255 Lee, Patty 83, 144, 255 Lee, Sam 21, 30, 73, 80, 81, 83, 127, 132, 196 Levins, Keith 221 Lewis, David 126, 255, 133 Lewis, Mike 100, 196 Lewis, Ralph 80, 81, 236 Lindsey, Gail 196 Lindsey, Mike 151, 236 Lipham, Marilyn 221 Lipham, Richard 151, 152, 236 Little, Carolyn 63, 77, 79, 91, 92, 96, 101, 105, 196 Little, Larry 221 Little, Marsha 98, 221 Livesay, Barbara 256 Lloyd, Micheal 125, 137, 141, 236 Long, Robby 126, 256, 133 Lopez, Antonia 196 Lopez, Ernest 126, 256, 133 Lopez, Joe 236 Lopez, Julian 126, 256 Lopez, Manuel 83, 231, 236 Lopez, Mary 83, 237 Lopez, Tony 103 Loyd, Andy 256 Loving, Brenda 196 Loving, Donnie 99, 237 Lowrance, Gwen 83, 237 Lucado, Dee 77, 85, 101, 151, 153, 154 Luck, Terri 142, 221 Luna, Alfred 83, 237 Luna Ernest 256 Gilbert 196 Rodney 125, 137, 138, 237, 132, 133 Billy 27, 83, 237 Buddy 237 Carol 222 Terry 157 Beverly 15, 256 Roblyn 83, 98, 221 Dan 93, 151, 256 Kathleen 17, 33, 68, 75 80 81 221 160 Forrest 237 M'ke 237 Micheal 40, 103, 221 Arleene 33, 77, 95, Ray 256 92, 157, 217, Don ss, 172, 222, 132 James 105, 126, 247, 256, 133 y, Judy 23, 64, ss, 90, 91, Craig 256 McNew, Tommy 197 McPeek, Carolyn 64, 69, 75, 77, 79, 87, 90, 96, 222 McWilliams, Bobby 77, 256 McWilliams, Larry 256 McWilliams, Linda 77, 144, 237 M Madison, Dona 64, 74, 77, 92 Mahurin, Judy 222 Manes, Paula 85, 88, 89, 91, 96, 237 Martin, Bobby 64, 75, 87, 197 Martin, Cecil 103, 197 Martin, Donna 75, 85, 256 Martin, Jeannette 83, 84, 197 Martin, Larry 226 Martin, Linda 83, 98, 197, 222 Martin, Mary Jane 83, 222 Martin, Tim 256 Martinez, Grace 256 Martinez, Paul 102, 113, 197 Massey, Susan 74, 256 Mason, Kathy 74, 83 Mathis, Glenda 75, 95, 158, 237 Mathis, Larry 38, 85, 222 Mathis, Linda 74, 157, 237 Matthews, Mickey 69, 106, 126, 246, 257, 133, 145 Maxie, Albert 126, 257, 133 Maxie, Barbara 80, 81, 222 Maxie, Virginia 197 Mayes, Deborah 238 Medford, Dan 77, 87, 158, 159, 222 Middleton, Paula 22, 75, 85, 238 Mihecoby, Lawannah 257 Mihecoby, Wesley 197 Miles, Steve 257 Miller, Jeanne 95, 249, 257 Miller, Tommy 35, 99, 198 Millican, Kathe 100, 198 Mireles, Mary 74, 238 Mitchell, Brenda 85, 95, 238 Mitchell, Royce 151, 257 Mitchell, Roy Lynn 198 Moffitt, Vicki 257 Monroe, Nelda 77, 95, 222, 268 Moore, Bonnie 83, 257 Moore, Dennis 222 Moore, Janell 74, 83, 238 Morgan, Lena Mae 83, 151, 198 Morgan Nanc 144 151 153 238 7 Y 9 9 3 Morgan, Susan 12, 16, 37, 64, 69, 70, 87, 105, 142, 151, 214, 222, 112, 160 Morris, Darla Morris, Larry 126 Morris, Susan 80, 81, 84, 198 Mosley, Jana 75, 96, 238 Moss, Debbie 74, 77, 257 Moxley, Gail 43, 77, 257 Moxley, Judy 64, 83, 257 Mulkey, Wilbur 222 Murphree, Beverly 75, 77, 238 Murphy, Lyle 239 Murphy, Ral Nell 100, 198 Myers, Dianne 74, 77, 239 N Nabors, Kathy 26, 75, 83, 239 Napper, Larry 239 Nash, Diane 89 Nash, Marsha 86, 90, 106, 198 Nason, Vicki 83, 107, 222 Neal, Terry 126, 257, 133 Neighbors, Boydette 80, 81, 144, 222 Neinast, Carl 58, 198 Neinast, Helen 64, 75, 76, 92, 105, 106, 257 Nelson, Helen Nelson, Karen 239 Nelson, Larry 103, 199 Nelson, Lin 257 Nelson, Rudi 48, 59, 156, 158, 214, 222 Nelson, Scotty 83, 239, 133 Newbrough, Carla 75, 222 Niblett, Mike 30, 93, 137, 138, 239 Nichols, Billy 83, 100, 223 Nichols, Elizabeth 223 Nichols, Joe 239 Nichols, Keith 257 Nichols, Mike 126, 257 Nichols, Nancy 75, 239 Nichols, Osker 257 Nickell, Nicki 93, 223 Nieman, Anita 199 Nix, David 89, 126, 246, 257, 133 Noble, Brad 18, 23, 29, 54, 58, 72, 85, 86, 90, 105, 199 Norman, Dusty 257 North, Joy 20, 83, 174, 187, 199 North, Steve 136, 257 Norvell, Randell 199 O Ogglesby, Billy 83 Owens, Richard 17, 77, 233, 239 Osterhout, Susan 74, 77, 248, 257 P Parish, John 54, 59, 68, 72, 105, 113, 199, 145 Parnell, Jackie 83, 216, 223 Parum, Keelen 223 Patrick, Jerrell 113, 223, 145, 146 Patrick, Jessie 83, 126, 258, 133 Patrick, Leslie 223 Patterson, Charlene 84, 98, 199 Patterson, Connie 84, 258 Patterson, Glenda 35, 199 Patterson, Martha 76, 106, 144, 258 Payne, Carolyn 84, 98, 200 Payne, Janis 17, 52, 68, 77, 96, 142, 188, 200, 205, 207, 209, 112, 160 Pearson, Barbara 100, 200 Pearson, Clark 239, 133 Pearson, Mark 239, 133 Pearson, Mike 126, 258, 133 Peek, Mary 85, 90, 95, 239 Peeples, Billie 74, 83, 239 28I Ryan, Sue 38, 87, 88, 96, 144, 224 Peeples, Bobby 15, 80, 81, 99, 223 Peeples, Carla 74, 83, 258 Pella, Janeen 33, 101, 151, 258 Pena, Guadalupe 223 Pena, Petra 258 Perez, Ricardo 103, 104, 105, 200 Persilver, Bertha 239 Persilver, Debbie 258 Peterson, Jimmy 200 Peterson, Tommy 239 Phipps, Billy 12, 105, 113, 116, 137, 223, 132 Pierce, Judy 200 Pierce, Myra 200 Pierce, Vickie 20, 92, 185, 200 Pigg, Taresa 258 Pinnell, Paul 48, 69, 76, 85, 90, 109, 214, 216, 223 Piper Pamela 32, 39, 64, 69, 70 75, 77, 78, 87, 105, 201, 223, 272, 274 Piper, Paula 37, 75, 77, 87, 88, 105 7 Pipkin, Judy 258 Pipkin, Lenis 99, 223 Pistole, Billy 107, 223 Pitkin, Greg 240 Pitkin, Mike 151, 240 Pitman, Joe .lay 30, 32, 72, 80, 81 113, 137, 138, 139, 201 Potter, Leslie 258 Potter, Marion 34, 98, 201 Powell, Vicki 83, 240 Preston, Wayne 201 Price, Frank 72, 93, 136, 223 Price, Karla 142, 201 Price, Kay 83, 258 Price, Rene 89, 161, 251, 258, 263 Price, Steve 19, 72, 73, 89, 113, 137, 140, 201 Prince, Diane 77, 144, 258 Proby, Lonnie 39, 103, 113, 137, 141, 228 Proby, Mary 240 Pryor, Melodye 95, 258 Pryor, Peggy 56, 84, 98, 202 Purtell, Vickie 84, 174, 187, 202 Pyle, Debra 18, 86, 95, 104, 105, 142, 202 Pyle, Janice 64, 77, 144, 258 R Raap, Leonard Raburn, Chucky 77, 151, 258, 154 Raburn, Ginger 77, 78, 142, 209 Raburn, Rocky 27, 73, 76, 90, 105, 108, 130, 142, 188, 202, 208, 210, 132 Railey, Geralyn 202 Railey, Pat 258 Raja, Selwa 39, 90, 223 Raja, Suad 85, 90, 223 Ramirez, Johnny 223 Ramon, Roy 126, 258 Ramsey, Max 12, 105, 157, 158, 159, 223 Rawls, Ecell 83, 240 282 Rawls, Glenda 84, 101, 223 Reed, James 83, 94, 258 Rehders, De Aun 83, 223 Renfro, Bobby 258 Renfro, Johnna 83, 240 Renfro, Ray 100, 223 Richards, Rodney 223 Rider, Guy 258 Riemenschnefder, Peggy 75, 80, 81, 86, 92, 96, 203 Riemenschneider, Sandra 64, 75, 88, 96, 258 Rigdon, Cynthia 100, 224 Riley, John 258 Riordan, David 259 Roberson, Ford 56, 91, 158, 159, 203 Roberts, Darlene 224 Roberts, Deborah 203 Roberts, Denise 144, 259 Sanders, Ric 260 Savage, Savage, Brenda 204 Vickie 240 Sawyer, Jimmy 224 Sawyer, Johnny 97, 240 Schooley, Calvin 77, 88, 224 Robertson, Bonnie 77, 87, 92, 95, 224 Robinson, Linda 259 Rodriquez, Beatrice 259 Rodriquez, Frankie 259 Rodriquez, Johnny 103 Rodriquez, Mary 204 Rogeaux, Alfred 133, 126 Schooley, Janet 75, 80, 81, 85 157, 240 Schooley, Lonnie 34, 94, 97, 204 Schooley, Vickie 18, 28, 37, 80, 81, 86, 92, 204, 208, 184 Scott, Celeste 260 Scott, John 260 Scott, Stanley 69, 72, 125, 137, 139, 228, 240, 132, 133 Scroggins, Jerri 74, 77, 239, 241 Seal, Byron 241, 133 Sealy, Scott 260 Sears, John 241 Sears, Owen 151 Seay, Steve 224 Seed, Suzanne 241 Selby, Carol 260 Sharp, Teresa 83, 204 Shaw, Christie 13, 14, 27, 69, 83 161, 228, 229, 241, 243 Shelton, Tonnia 74, 77, 260 Shockley, Thelma 241 7 7 Rogers, Cathy 27, 69, 75, 85, 96, Shoffit, Leona 64, 101, 260 Shoffit, Patsy 42, 46, 54, 56, 59, 161, 240, 243 Rogers, Charley 72, 73, 80, 81, 113, 203 Rogers Danita 92, 151, 152, 259 Rogers, Gary 15, 83, 125, 137 140, 240, 133 Rogers, Linda 16, 69, 83, 85, 157 161, 228, 240, 243, 277 Rogers, Sara 17, 25, 36, 37, 68, 80, 81, 90, 105, 112, 142, 208 160 Rogers, Steve 126, 259, 133 Roper, Steve 64, 204, 240 64, 85, 86, 91, 101, 105, 205 Shumaker, Howard 260, 133 Shumaker, James 103, 224, 276, 132 Shumaker, Joy 205 Shumaker, Ronny 126, 133, 145, 149 Shumaker, Stanley 260 Simmons, Jill 64, 76, 106, 260 Simmons, Melinda 83, 241 Simoneau, Danny 97, 260 Sisco, Darlene 260 Rose, Jimmy 15, 16, 105, 126, 246, 259, 133 Rose, Steve 25, 37, 42, 47, 53, 72, 86, 90, 189, 132, 145, 149 Rosiles, Joe 259 Rowe, Barbara 83, 240 Rushing, Mark 259, 133 Rushing, Rick 240, 133 Russell, David 240 Russell, Peggy 259 Russell, Margie 85, 259 Russom, Neal 125, 240 Ryan, Robert 93, 151, 152, 240, 243 Ryan, Tom 26, 88, 113, 114, 120, 121, 124, 224, 132, 145 S Saldivar, Joe 224 Saldivar, Mike 224 Saldivar, Susie 263 Sanders, Morris 12, 72, 80, 105, 136, 224, 132 Slack, Charles 64, 100, 224 Slover, Smart, Smart, Smith, Peggy 205 Nolan 159, 260 Paula 75, 224 Billie 41, 76, 85, 86, 90, 91, 96, 109, 205 - Smith, Calvin 126, 260, 133 Smith, Connie 206 Smith, Danny 26, 92, 93, 158 159, 224 Smith, Deborah 77, 95, 241 Smith, Gary 21, 80, 81, 113, 206 Smith, Kent 83 Smith Shelton 53 58 59, 72, 73 7 9 76,,105, 107, 206, 184 Smith, Tony 80, 134, 135, 206 Snellings, Uonald 241 Soloman, Eugene 77, 85, 105, 113 151, 216, 224, 154 Sorelle, Dianne 224 Soza, Adela 224 Soza, David 224 Sparks, Nancee 74, 77, 263 Ruth 241 Stewart 88 206 Donna 100 226 Linda 260 12, 84, 224 Stanley 88, 93, 224 Am Don 113, 126, 260, 133 David 241 Joe 83, 102, 224 Ricky 224 159, 260 David 89, 96, 260 a Bobby Malcolm 125, 241 Mark 126, 260, 262, 133 Byron 85, 89, 224 Debbie 83, 224 Gary 207 Wayne 40, 64, 87, 113, 112, 1 J1 m 75, 100, 105,207 101, 225 Keith 73, 90, 99 Steve 69, 126, 260 Max 84, 136, 225 Perry 260 Nancy 17, 37, 70, 75, 90, 28, 207, 225, 226, 160 Ruth 87, 91, 95, 95, Ann 23, 27, 85, 217, Carol 260 106 241 n s 241, 154 T James 76, 80, 81, 83, 84, a Richard 77, 151, 153, 137, 140, 201, 211 aylor, Bobbie 77, 241 aylor, Debra 63, 75, 225 aylor, John 113 aylor, Karen 225, 226 aylor, Kathie 100, 208 aylor, Michael 88, 89, 137, 138, 225 aylor, Phyllis 98, 225 aylor, Prissy 17, 36, 112, 142, 151, 152, 208, 209, 160 aylor, Vanessa 74, 77, 260 eague, Linda 261 empleton, Kenneth 113, 117, 137, 225, 132 ercero, ercero, hames, hames, harp, Belinda 208 Margie 225 Janice 261 Ronald 113, 225 Jerry 76, 88, 113, 124, 165, 208 hatcher, Tommy 89, 261, 263 higpen, Linda 241 homas, Ann 64, 261' homas, Kathy 84, 98, 209 homas, Randy 241 homas, Susan 74, 83, 261 hompson, Benny 99, 225 Thompson, Robert 241 Thompson, Sharreene 225 Thrasher, Patsy 18, 77, 96, 101, 209 Tidwell, Pat 249, 261 Tillis, Betty 225 Tillis, Doris 209 Tiny, John 80, 81, 86, 91, 105, 209 Timmons, Billy 137, 140, 225 Tocterman, Jerry 64, 93, 125, 137, 140, 241 Tompkins, Chris 261 Tompkins, Janie 83, 91, 96, 225 Tredwell, Debbie 249 Trevino, Eddie 103, 225 Trickle, Clayton 241 Trout, Carol 77, 261 Tumlinson, John 83, 125, 241 Tumlinson, Ruth 210 Tune, Billy 18, 42, 46, 52, 56, 59, 63, 64, 77, 86, 91, 96, 104, 105, 210 Turnage, Mike 76, 90, 108, 210' Turnage, Thomas 83, 126, 261 Turnbow, Holly 100, 210 Turner, L. J. 34, 100, 210 Turner, Terry 83, 105, 125, 241, '145, 147 Tyler, Harley 241 Tyler, Jerry U Ulan, Karen 16, 75, 80, 81, 161, 241 Ulmer, Kenneth 83, 151, 225 V Vandiver, Theresa 74, 77, 261 Vara, Betty 263 Vest, Connie 83, 242 Vick, David 261 Vickers, Sharon 64, 77, 261 Vining, Sandy 263 Voorhies, Anita 56, 64, 86, 95, 96, 199, 210 Voorhies, Johnny 89, 97, 263 Voorhies, Judy 80, 81, 86, 96, 199, 210 W Wade, Danny 242 Waldrop, Jay 113, 242 Walker, Weldon 125, 242 Walraven, Karen 83 Ward, Danny 105, 210 Ward, Lavanna 93, 242 Ward, Ronald 242 Ward, Verlon 100, 211 Ward, Wanda 80, 81, 96, 225 Warren, Danny Warren, Eldon 103, 113, 211 Warren, Gary 15, 72, 73, 76, 107, Warren, Lytle 256, 133 Warren, Vicki 98, 212 Watson, Cindy 90, 261 Watson, Homer 125, 242 Watson, Linda 64, 80, 81, 84, 101 212 Weaver, Mike 72, 93, 113, 124, 137, 141, 188, 212 Weems, Joyce 261 Weems, Debra 83, 242 Wells, Eileen 35, 88, 212 Wells, Tommy 242 West, Rita 261 Westbrooks, Tommy 242 Wetzel, David 126, 261 Wheeler, John 225 Wheeler, Mike 99, 226 Whisenhunt, Mary 242 White, White, Betty 226 Cynthia 100, 226 White, Kathy 77, 262 White, Robert 58, 105, 113, 137, 212 , 184 White, Tommy 89, 262 Whitehead, Ginger 151, 242 Wieser, Karen 64, 80, 81, 87, 96, 226 Wilburn, Mike 262 Wilkins, Betty 226 Wilkins, James 262 Wilkins, Jamie 242 Willey, Danny 226, 145, 147 Willey, Randy 105, 126, 262, 133 Williams, Bobby 262 Williams, Brenda 226 Williams, Crawford 133 Williams, Glen 126 Williams, Janet 83, 226 Williams, Jeffrey 262 Willis, Cathy 23, 25, 80, 81, 85, 104, 105, 212, 243 Willis, Joe 102, 226 Wilson, Terri 77, 226, 262 Wilson, Willard 89, 96, 262 Wimberley, Terry 76, 83, 90, 109, 226 Windfield, Mike 80, 83 Wolfe, Shirley 83, 263 Woods, Donna 95, 157, 242 Woods, Patricia 64, 87, 91, 226 Woullard, Sally 68, 87, 93, 212 Wright, Deborah 75, 77, 78, 87, 88, 90, 226 Wright, Donny 126, 263 Wright, Ronnie 21, 83, 105, 137, 141, 179, 242, 133 Y Yancy, Jody 83 Yandell, Deon 242 Yarbrough, Larry 242 Yarbrough, Nancy 96, 159, 263 Yocom, Terry 226 Young, Brad 72, 89, 105, 113, 116, 124, 142, 185, 210, 212, 277, 145, 150 Young, Martha 74, ss, 120,263 Z Zap, Elizabeth 64, 74, 77, 263 gLrlg,,5i- wife , mx . wg. ' 1 AW. U? Record number of Seniors receive diplomas GLEN ABNEY - VICA Club - 3, 4. EMILY ARD - Science Club - 1, Mixed Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA ARMSTRONG - Cosmetology? VICA - 3, 4, President of VICA Cosmetology Club - 4. HUMBERTO ACOSTA - Track - 1, 2, Basket- ball - 1, 2, Spanish Club -- 3, 4, VICA Club - 3, 4, First in State in Building Trades. MARK BADER - Football - 1, Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 1, 4, Golf - 2, 3, 4, Key Club - 3, 4, Latin Club - 3, 4, Belletristic Society - 4, Class Vice President - 1, Class President - 3, National Honor Society, President of Latin Club - 4, Colden Horseshoe - 4, All District Basket- ball - 4, All-State Basketball - 4, All District Golf - 4, Mr. AHS. PAUL BACLEY - Art Club - 2, Swimming - 2, Spanish Club - 3, Industrial Art - 4. RICHARD BAIRD - Basketball, Track - 1, Football - 2, Orchestra - 3, Latin Club - 2, National Honor Society - 4. CATHY BALKUM - Future Teachers of America -1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth - 2, Pep Squad - 1 2, Spanish Club - 3, 4, Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Candy Striper - 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club Vice Pres- ident 4. CHARLOTTE BANKS - Band - 3, Thespians - 2, 3, 4, Cosmetology VICA - 4, FNA - 4. ROGER BANKS - ICT, Spanish, VICA, Home- room President - 4. RONNIE BARNES - Baseball - 1, Football - 1, 2, ICT - 3, 4, Mustangers - 4, Student Chris- tian Union - 2, President of ICT - 3, 4. DE LANE BEARDEN - Future Teachers - 1, 4, Spanish Club - 3, Candy Stripers - 3, 4, Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President of Choir--4. .IANNETTE BECK - Future Nurses - 1, 2, Fu- ture Teachers - 4, Press Club - 4, National Honor Society - 4, Who's Who in Newspaper, Club Editor of Round Up - 3, Editor in Chief of Round Up - 4. SAM BOOKOUT - Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Mustangers - 4, Homeroom President - 4. BECKY BELCHER - Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis -- 1, 2, Student Council - 1, 2. Eldon Warren, senior trainer, spent a cold night pacing on the sidelines at the Seminole football game. The game, played in spite of an earlier snow, was played with below-zero tempera- tures. , . .. ..,. ,. ..- was 'magma-mwn..1smmwkw.' BRUCE BLANKS - Key Club - 43 Yearbook Publication - 3, 43 Football - lg Yearbook As- sistant Editor-ln-Chief - 4. BEVERLY BLOCKER - Pep Squad - 13 Allied Youth - lg French Club - 3, 43 F.B.L.A. -- 4. RHONDA BOND - Band - 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club - lg F.T.A. - 13 F.B.L.A. - 13 Secretary of F.B.L.A. - 1. KAREN BRASWELL - Spanish Club - 1, 2g T.A.R.S. - 4g Art Club - 4. KATHY BROMLEY - Band - 1, 23 Future Nurses - 13 Future Homemakers - 2g D.E.C.A. Club - 3, 4g Secretary of D.E.C.A. Club - 4. DEBORAH BROWN - V.I.C.A. - 4g Mixed Choir - 3, 43 Cosmetology - 3, 4. E JACKY BROWN -- Band - 1, 2g Mustangers - 43 Stage Band - 3, 43 President of Band - 4. RANDY BROWNING - Football - 13 Track - 1, 2, 3g TARS - 3, 43 Choir - 1, 2, 3g Span- ish Club - 3, Mustanger - 3, 4g Press Club -- 43 Yearbook - 43 Senior Co-Editor - 4. DALE BRUCE - Band - 3, 43 Manager - 3, 4g Mustangers - 4. MIKE BRYAN - French Club - 2, 33 Belletristic Society - 4g Science Club - 2, 3, 4g Band - 3, 43 Student Christian Union - 3, 43 Science Club President - 43 Student Christian Union Vice Presi- dent - 4. RONALD BRYAN - Swimming -- 3, 43 Spanish Club -- 1. JOHN BUMPERS - Choir - 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf - 1, 2g Belletristic Society -- 4. I k 1 d e, this senior class appears to be hard at work. In their never-ending quest or now e g 286 Mark Bader chosen to lead Senior class rraa A quick breather between classes results in a friendly conversation between Rocky Rabum and ,lim Hankins. MIKE BURTON - Golf - 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball - 33 Choir - 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club - 43 Latin Club - 33 Mustangers - 4. BUZZ BURKETT - Band - 1, 23 Social Studies Club - 33 French Club - 33 Literary Club - 43 Round-Up - 2, 3, 43 Feature Editor - 33 Asst. Editor - 43 Annual - 43 Press Club - 4. ,IEANA CARPENTER - Art Club - 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Choir - 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club - 33 Latin Club - 1, 2g Allied Youth - 1, 23 Social Studies Club - 43 Homeroom President - 2. TOMMY CARROLL - DECA - 33 Future Busi- ness Leaders - 43 Vice President of FBLA - 4. JOHNNY CARWILE - Football - 1, 2, 3, 43 President of VICA Club - 43 Auto Mechanics - 4. RANDY CHAMBERS - Vocational Industrial Clubs of America - 3, 4. Mrs. Charlene Jackson, Cosmetology teacher, takes time out of her busy day to curl Larry Elkins' hair. Larry was in the beauty parlor to be prepared for the opening night of Bye, Bye, Birdie. PHIL CLARK - Football - 1, 2. BRENDA CLEARY - French Club - 43 Future Business Leaders of America - 4g Candy Striper - 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad -- 1, 2g Candy Striper Vice President - 4. CANDY COAN - Choir -- 1, 2, 3, 43 Allied Youth - 1, 23 Pep Squad -- 13 FTA - 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Student Christian Union - 43 Candy Striper - 4. JAN COLEMAN - Band - 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA - 43 Spanish Club - 3g Candy Stripers -- 2, 3, 43 Meanest Little Girl - 33 Cheerleader - 1, 23 Class Secretary - lg Basketball Attendant - 33 Student Council - lg Band Sweetheart - 23 Homeroom President - 2. DEBBIE COLEY - Band - 13 Spirit Squad -- 1, 23 Student Christian Union - 13 Spanish Club - 3g FHA - 4. WYVONNE COLLINS - Band - 33 Volleyball -2,3,4. 287 JANNIFER COOPER - Spanish Club - 3, Fu- ture Teachers - 3, 4, Candy Stripers - 3, 4, Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Mustang Beauty - 2, Cutest Girl - 4. RONNIE COWART - Mustangers Club, Home- room President - 4. RANDALL COX - Baseball - 3, 4, Student Christian Union - 3, 4. DENNIS CRAWFORD - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club - 3. MARTIN CROW - Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis - 1, 2. CYNTHIA DAVIS - Student Christian Union - 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club - 1, Future Homemakers -- 1, Pep Squad - 1, Choir - 4, Candy Striper - 2. TWANNA HOLMES DAVIS - Future Nurses - 1, 2, 3, D.E.C.A. - 4, Pep Squad - 1, 2. P4 5315 288 Seniors really began to feel like seniors when the day finally came that they were called out of class tn be measured for their caps and gowns It was nice to know that SOMEONE thought they would graduate. ALFRED DERRINGTON - I.C.T. - 3, 4. MARGIE DIAZ - Future Homemakers of America - 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad - 1, 2, Spanish - 1. BRUCE DORTCH - Spanish Club - 1, 2, 3, In- dustrial Arts Club - 3. SUSAN ELAM - Math Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club - 2, 3, Secretary - 3, Social Studies Club - 3, Belletristic Society - 3, 4, Vice President - 3, 4, UIL District Spelling - 1 - 3rd Place, 2- 2nd Place, 3 - 1st Place, 4 - 1st Place, National Honor Society - 3, 4, Academic Award - 4. MARCIA ELIASEN - Spanish Club - 2, 3, 4, Treasurer - 4, Belletristic Society - 3, 4, Presi- dent - 4. Randy Griffith, senior football co-captain, makes his way back onto the field through a crowd of well- wishers. Seniors lend support to school activities ELAINE ELLINGER - Math Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, Spirit Guard - 1, 2, French Club - 4, History Club - 3, 4, A Cappella Choir - 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society - 4, Vice President French Club - 4, Academic Award - 2, 3, All-Region Choir - 4. LARRY ELKINS - Baseball - 1, 2, Basketball - 1, Football- 1, 2, Track - 1, 2, Golf - 2, Swimming - 1, National Thespians - 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club - 2, Press Club - 4, Yearbook Staff - 4, Honorable Mention All Star Cast-Dis- trict - 4, One Act Play - 4, Secretary of 1.C.T. - 3. DAN FISHER - Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis -- 1, 2, Mustangers - 4. BILL FRANKS - Track - 1, 2, 3, VICA Club. PAUL GILBERT - Football - 2, V.I.C.A. Club -3, 4. RANDY CRIFFITH - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball - 1, 2, 3, Track - 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club - 3, 4, Student Council - 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society - 4, Key Club - 4, Class Vice President - 1, 2, 3, Latin Club Vice President - 4, All-Dis- trict Football - 4. MARLENE GRAHAM - Choir - 1, FTA - 1, 2, 3, FHA - 1, Spirit Guard, Art - 4, DECA With a newspaper deadline close at hand and all of the typewriters in the journalism room in use, senior staff members Larry Elkins, Shelton Smith, and Gary Warren borrowed Mr, Harding's office to do some much-needed proofreading. 289 - 3, 4, DECA Sweetheart - 4, Art Club Reporter -- 4. SAM GRAHAM - Track - 3, 4, Football-Man- ager - 4, Math Team - 4, Mustangers - 4, Stu- dent Council - 4, National Honor Society - 3, 4, Track Captain - 4. DUSTY GRAY - Football - 1, 2, Basketball - 2, 3, Track - 1, 2, 3, 4, V.I.C.A., Class Vice President - 2. MAR UITA GROSS - Band Q ' 11 2: 39 F.B.L.A. - 4, Stage Band - 4, Orchestra - 1, 2, 3. JIM HANKINS - Spanish Club - 3, 4, Orchestra - 1, 2, 3, 4, Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club - 3, 4. TOMMIE HARDIN - V.I.C.A. - 3, 4, Cosmetol- ogy - 3, 4, V.I.C.A. Vice President - 3, V.l.C.A. President - 4, Homeroom President - 4. WAYNE HARRISON - Orchestra -1 , 2, 3, 4, Science Club - 2, 3, 4, Math Club - 3, 4, Tennis - 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society - 4, Aca- demic Award - 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Science Club JOHNNY HATCHER - Key Club - 4, Vice-Pres. Senior Class, All-State Pitcher - 4, Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4. WILBUR HAYSE - Auto Mechanics - 3, 4. STEVE HAYS - Football - 1, 2, Track - 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club - 4, Latin Club - 3, A Cappel- la Choir - 1, 2, 3, Freshman Choir , Student Council - 3, 4, Parliamentarian - 4, Track Cap- tain - 4, Regional Qualifier - 4. JEANNE HEADRICK - Swimming - 2, 3, 4, FTA - 1, Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad - 1, Latin Club - 3, Cheerleader - 2, Basketball Queen - 2, Academic Award -- 3. DARYL HELMS - Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4. 290 Mark Bader, villain in the Belletristic Society production of Gone With The Tumbleweedsf' glares a villainous glare. As Rasputen Rotgut, Mark frightened the many viewers of the movie at the Halloween Carnival and even received some boo's. VICKIE HILTON - Swimminv - 1, 2, Future Teachers - 1, D.E.C.A. - 3,214 F.B.L.A. - 4, Choir - 1, 2, D.E.C.A. Chaplain, F.B.L.A Treas- 'l1l'CI'. RANDY HUDDLESTON -- Track - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Mustangers - 4. ROGER HUGHES - VICA -- 3, 4, Spanish Club - 3, S.C.U. - 2, VICA, Vice President - 4, President - 4. SANDI HULEN -- Volleyball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club - 2, 3, Science Club - 3, Spanish Club - 3, National Honor Society - 4, FTA - 1, 2, Thespians - 4, Academic Award - 2, 3. CANDY HUTCHESON - Tennis - 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council - 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President - 2, Class Secretary - 3, Spanish Club - 4, Freshman Class Favorite, Sophomore Class Favor- ite, Friendliest Girl - 3, Captain of Tennis Team - 3, 4, Miss AHS - 4, Best Personality - 4, Homecoming Queen - 4. BRODIE HUTCHINSON Jr. - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 1, 2, 4, Key Club - 3, 4, A Cappella Choir - 3, 4, Stu- dent Council - 3, Class Vice President - 3, 4. BARBARA HYDEN - FTA - 1, 2, Spirit Guard - 1, 2, DECA - 3, 4, Choir - 1, 2. DON INCRAM - Track f 1, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, Mustangers - 4, Press Club - 4, Photog- raphy l, 2, 3, 4. DOUG IRWIN - Track - 1, 2, Building Trades - 4, Auto Mechanic Club - 4, VICA Club - 3, 4. TOM JACKSON - National Thespian Society - 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club - 1, 2, Science Club - 1, 2, Junior Classical League - 3, 4, Belletristic Society - 3, 4, Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech - 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate - 2, Golden Horseshoe Winner - 4, One Act Play, All-State Cast. BILLY JAMES - Art Club - 1, 2, Football - 1. JAMES KING - Golf - 1, 2, 3, Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League - 3, SCU - 1, 2, Press Club - 4, Annual Staff - 4, All Region Choir - 3, 4, A Cappella Choir President - 4. GAIL LINDSEY - Candy Stripers - 2, 3,, Choir - 1, Future Homemakers. CAROLYN LITTLE - Math Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Studies Club - 3, 4, Candy Striper - 3, 4, Student Christian Union - 4, French Club - 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra - 2, 3, National Honor Society - 4, Stage Band - 3, 4, Science Club - 2, Math Club President - 4, Academic Award - 2, 3, UIL State Solo and Ensemble - 3, 4, District Band Member -- 2, 3, 4. TONY LOPEZ -- Vocational Club - 3, 4, Literary Club - 4. Seniors enjoyed their one, last formal as students of Andrews High School when the juniors honored them with some Old South hospitality at the Junior-Senior Prom. . Seniors bid farewell to Andrews High BRENDA LOVING - Pep Squad - 1, 2, Future Nurses - 1, 2, Candy Striper - 2, 3. RON LEACH - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club - 1, 2, Homeroom President - 2, 3. DONALD LEATHERWOOD - Track - 1, 2, 3, 4, Football - 1, 2, Basketball - 1, 2, Choir - 1, 2, 3, Mustangers - 4, Track Captain - 4. SAM LEE - Football - 1, Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 1, 2, A Cappella Choir - 3, 4, Mustangers - 4, Band - 1. MIKE LEWIS - Basketball - 1, Baseball - 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club - 3, DE Club - 4. TOM MCNEW - Spanish Club - 1, Basketball Manager - 4, VICA Club - 3. LENA MAE MORGAN - Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming - 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President - 1, 3, Candy Stripers - 2, 3, Belletristic Society - 3. DONNA MCQUATTERS - Choir - 2, VICA Club Cosmetology - 3, 4, Cosmetology VICA President -- 4. BOBBIE KAY MARTIN - FTA -- 1, 2, 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, Math Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society - 3, 4, Citizenship Award - 4. CECIL MARTIN -- Baseball - 1, 2, Homeroom President - 2, VICA Club - 3, 4, Spanish Club - 3. JEANNETTE MARTIN - Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Fu- ture Business Leaders of America - 4-, Future Homemakers - 1. PAUL MARTINEZ - Math Club - 1, Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 1, 2, 3. TOMMY MILLER - Debate, National Thespians Society, Spanish Club, ICT, VICA Club, Treas- urer - 4. 292 Janis Payne, in an obviously unposed shot, shows one of many senior moods, much to the amazement of a surprised onlooker behind her. KATHE MILLICAN - Orchestra - 1, 2, Spanish Club - 4, Distributive Education - 4. ROY LYNN MITCHELL - Science Club - 1, Spanish Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, ICT - 4, VICA - 4. SUZAN MORRIS - FTA - 1, 2, FBLA - 4, TARS - 4, Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Secretary - 1, 2, Candy Stripers - 3, 4. LARRY MURPHREE - Building Trades Club, ICT, Spanish. RAE NELL MURPHY - Future Nurses -- 1, Choir - 1, Future Teachers - 1, 2, Spirit Guard - 2, DECA - 4. MARSHA NASH - National Honor Society - 3, 4, Belletristic Society - 3, 4, Round-Up - 4. CARL NEINAST - Latin Club - 2, Science Club - 2, Social Studies Club - 3, 4, Inter-Club Coun- cil - 4, Baseball Manager'- 3, President Social Studies Club - 4. LARRY NELSON -- Football - 2, 3, 4, VICA - 4, Secretary, District VICA Meet-Placed 5th. BRADLEY NOBLE - Track - 1, 2, 3, Art - 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama and Speech - 1, 3, 4, Thespian Society - 3, 4, Key Club - 4, Member of Foren- sic Traveling Team -- 3, 4, Freshman Class Vice President - 3, Student Council Representative -- 2' Homeroom President - 1, 2, National Honor Sbciety, District Best Actor, Golden Horseshoe Award Winner, Art Club President - 4, Member of Regional One-Act Play. JOY NORTH - Spanish Club - 3, 4: Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club - 2, Student Christian Union - 2, FTA - 2. JOHN PARISH - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball - 1, 2, 3, Debate - 2, 3, 4, French Club - 2, Key Club - 3, 4, Student Council - 1, 4, President - 4, State UIL Debate champion - 4, Freshman Class President. CHARLENE PATTERSON - Cosmetology VICA -- 2, FBLA - 1, State Hairstyling - 4. CAROLYN PAYNE - FNA - 1, 2, Cosmetology VICA Club - 3, 4, FBLA - 4. JANIS PAYNE - Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Majofene - 2, Volleyball Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA - 1, Spanish Club - 3, 4, Student Christian Union - 43 TARS - 4, Secretary, Candy Stripers - 2, 3, 4, All State Volleyball - 4, All District Volley- ball - 4, All Tournament Volleyball - 3, Best Personality - 2, Baseball Queen - 2, Homecom- ing Queen - 3, Golden Horseshoe Award - 4, Student Council Representative - 4, Cheerleader - 1, 2, 3, 4, Head - 4, Mustang Beauty Nominee - 4, Who's Who in Leadership - 4. RICARDO PEREZ - Football - 1, Track - 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club - 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club - 4, VICA - 4, VICA President - 4, Homeroom President. JIMMY PETERSON - Auto Mechanics - 3, VICA - 3. MYRA PIERCE - Future Nurses - 2, 3, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses President - 3. VICKIE PIERCE - History Club - 4, National Honor Society - 3, 4, Halloween Queen Candidate - 2, Senior Favorite. PAULA PIPER - FTA - 2, 3, 4, President - 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society - 4, Latin Club - 4, Baseball Queen Attendant - 4. MARION POTTER - Band - 1, 2, Cosmetology VICA - 4, FHA -- 1. KARLA PRICE - Volleyball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Christian Union - 1, 2, National Honor Society - 4. JOE JAY PITTMAN - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club - 3, Key Club - 2, 3, 4, Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Presi- dent -- 1, 2, 3. STEVE PRICE - Football - 1, 2, 3, Basketball - 1, Baseball - 1, Track - 2, 3, 4, Orchestra - 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club - 3, 4, Key Club -- 4. GINGER RABURN - Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler - 2, 3, 4, Head Twirler - 4, Volleyball - 1, 2, 3, 4, All District Volleyball - 4, Volleyball Captain - 4. PEGGY RIEMENSCHNEIDER - Student Chris- tian Union - 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Studies Club - 3, 4, Future Teachers - 4, National Honor Society - 4, Choir - 3, 4, Candy Striper - 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad - 1, 2, Academic Award - 3, Student Christian Union - 4, Candy Striper President - 4. FORD ROBERSON - Tennis - 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society. ROCKY RABURN - Mustangers - 4, Track - 1, Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club - 4, All District Basketball, Round Up Sports Editor - 4. CARL RODGERS - VICA - 3, Art Club - 1, 2. CHARLEY ROGERS - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 1, 2, 3, Key Club - 3, 4, A Cappella Choir - 2, 3, 4. SARA ROGERS - Volleyball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council - 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club - 3, Lit- erary Club - 3, 4, Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming - 2, Cheerleader - 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Queen - 4, Baseball Court - 4, Track Court - 3, Class Favorite - 3, Class Officer - 2, 3, Homeroom President - 4, TARS - 4, Mustang Beauty Candi- date - 2, 3, 4. STEVE ROSE - Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Football - 1, 2, All District Base- ball - 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society - 4, Key Club - 3, 4, Belletristic Society - 4, Key Club Vice President, Sophomore Class Vice President: .lunior Class Vice President, Class Favorite - 3: Best Personality - 4, Academic Award - 3: Golden Horseshoe Award, All State Second Base- man - 4. KATHIE TAYLOR - Round Up - 3, Spanish Club - 3, 4, DECA - 4. PRISSY TAYLOR - Band - 1, 2, F.T.A. - 1, A Volleyball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming - 2, 3, 4, State - 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader - 2, 3, 4, All-District Vol- leyball Team - 3, 4, Mustang Beauty Candidate 1 n - 4, Homeroom President - 4, Volleyball Co- Captain - 4. JERRY THARP - Latin Club - 3, 4, Press Club - 4, Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 2, 3, Baseball - 1. KATHY THOMAS - VICA - 3, 4, F.B.L.A. - 4, Cosmetology - 3, 4. PATSY THRASHER - Science Club - 2, Student Christian Union - 4, Social Studies - 3, 4, French Club - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club - 4, Orchestra - 2, 3, National Honor So- ciety - 4, Stage Band - 3, 4, Academic Awards - 2, 3, District Band - 2, 3. VICKI PURTELL - Band - 1, 2, Spanish Club - 3, Business Leaders Club - 4, Candy Stripers - 3, 4, TARS - 4, Future Teachers of America - 1, President of Tars. DEBRA PYLE - Band - 1, 3, Volleyball - 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society - 4, Math Club - 3, Spanish Club - 3, 4, Candy Stripers - 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America-President - 4. LONNIE SCHOOLEY - Science Club - 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club - 4, Spanish Club - 4. VICKI SCHOOLEY - A Cappella Choir - 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth - 1, Pep Squad - 1, Teens Aid the Retarded - 4, Candy Stripers - 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society, Senior Class Secretary, A Cappella Sweetheart - 4, Baseball Queen - 4. TERESA SHARP - Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Club - 4. PATSY SHOFFIT - Thespians - 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club - 3, 4, Future Teachers - 3, Na- tional Honor Society - 4, Math Club - 1, 2, 4, President, French Club - 4, Pep Squad - 1, Slide Rule Champion - 3, Academic Awards - 2, 3, 4. SHUMAKER, JOY - Pep squad - 2. PEGGY KAY SLOVER - DECA - 3, Science Club - 4, Spanish Club - 2, 3. BILLIE SMITH - Latin Club - 3, Belletristics - 3, 4, Press Club - 4, Thespians - 4, Student Christian Union - 2, 3, 4, Hall of Fame, Math - 4, National Society, Secretary, Editor-in-Chief Mustang Yearbook - 4. SHELTON SMITH - Football - 1, 2, Basketball - 1, 2, Track - 1, 2, Debate - 1, 2, 3, 4, Jour- nalism - 4, Feature Editor - 4, Key Club - 3, 4, Student Council - 1, 2, 3, Press Club - 4, Mustangers - 3, 4, State Finalist Debate - 3, State Champion Debate - 4, President of Key Club - 4, Student Council Vice President - 3, Homeroom President - 2, Colden Horseshoe. STEWART SPRAGGINS - Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming - 2, 3, 4, Latin Club - 4. KEITH STRINGFELLOW - Belletristic Society - 3, 4, Spanish Club - 4. JOHN TILLY - Math Club - 2, 3, 4, Science Club - 3, Choir - 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety - 4, U.l.L. Science - 3, 4, President-Na- tional Honor Society - 4, Vice President-A Cap- pella Choir - 4, Homeroom President - 3, Aca- demic Award - 2, 3. BILLY TUNE -- Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club - 4, Student Christian Union - 3, 4, National Honor Society - 4, All District Band - 2, 4, Homeroom President - 4, President of Student Christian Union - 4, State Champion Science - 4, Academic Award - 2, 3, 4, Golden Horseshoe -4, . MIKE TURNAGE - Choir - 1, 2, 4, Belletristic Society -- 4, Spanish Club - 2, Student Christian Union - 4, Allied Youth - 4, Press Club - 4, TARS - 4, Art Club - 1, 2, Social Studies Club - 2, National Forensic League - 1, 2, Speech - 1, 2, Homeroom President - 2, Senior Co-Edi- tor. L. J. TURNER - Football - 1, Track - 1, DECA Club - 3, 4. - JERRY TYLER - Football - 1, Baseball - 1. ANITA VOORHIES - Spanish Club, Future Homemakers, Student Christian Union, National Honor Society, Academic Award - 2, 3, 4. JUDY VOORHIES - Student Christian Union - 4, Spanish Club - 3, 4, Candy Stripers - 3, 4. VERLON WARD - DECA - 3,4,National Honor Society - 4. DANNY WARD - Spanish Club - 1, 2, 3, 4- President, Science Club - 1, Homeroom President - 2, 3, President of Spanish Club. ELDON WARREN - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 1, 3, VICA - 3, 4. GARY WARREN - Football - 1, 2, Track, - 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Team - 3, Spanish - 3, Key Club, Press Club, Homeroom President - 1, Round Up Sports. VICKI WARREN - Speech, Homeroom President - 1, FTA - 2, Annual Staff - 2, Cosmetology - 4, Cheerleader 1. LINDA WATSON - Choir - 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club - 3, 4, Future Business Leaders of America - 4, Academic Awards - 2, 3, 4. EILEEN WELLS - Classical League - 3, 4, Latin Club - 3, 4. ROBERT WHITE - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track - 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain - 4, Industrial Arts Club - 2, 3. CATHY WILLIS - Thespian Society - 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir -- 3, 4, President of Thespians - 4, President of Homeroom, Best Actress in District - 3, Third in Prose Reading - 4, Second in District Poetry Reading - 3. SALLY WOULLARD -4 French Club, Art Club- Vice President - 4, FTA, Candy Stripers, Math Club, Student Council - 3, 4, Secretary - 4, Na- tional Honor Society, Academic Award - 2, 3, 4, Vice President - 2, Who's Who in Art - 3. BRAD YOUNG - Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra - 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club - 3, 4, Key Club - 4, Honorable Mention Foot- ball - 3, 4, Who's Who Orchestra - 3, Orchestra President - 4, Senior Class Favorite, Baseball Captain - 4. 295 1 L xl Y ,-. X 1 V 1 A fi I 1 , il 'e 'x P, wi A 5 . I. R if 51 Q SP3 ff 1i 5 4 is f ? ffl E 5? F fi! l A f I 5 ' 5 4 fx, s' Q f lf ,g fs , A? PE i ig 2 Qf .L L :H iw iff