Bellaire High School - Carillon Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1964 volume:

- . .. ' , .1 vii: .,- -'14 Q J -Ik 'U 4 x i f ' V V T if 1 I' , Y .-Y -11? fel-F. is i un ll Ii at s ef ss r-'fig IIITI hi doors: a movable structure for opening or clos- ing the entrance to a building or room, or giving access to a closet, cupboard, etc.g most doors turn on hinges, slide in grooves, or revolve on an axis. door-bell door-jamb doorknob doorman door-mat door-nail door-stop if I say to you that you ought to do something to recognize that in the doors of our school are gateways then I would presuppose something that I know that I think you need to know and that's rather presumptuous to think that you don't know it. 1 1 X 1 W 1 1 I 4 staff don kemper david zimmermann kafhy fosier kris moore iack haas carey sloan beverly enderle diana klein 5 contents the year faculty activities sports sophomore class iunior class senior class .26 .64 'I40 176 208 254 Q ,QI 4.. ....,,,,,........ T WT! ,,... ,,,..- 7,,,..cur 5 V . I ...- 'a a ll I I f MSS? li 7 IC v . B high school is corners to grow out of alone and out of with friends, a Thousand HeIIo's and a firm friendly hand - The land began with perfect trees. .Al clmlgos, .,..w . . - . m - Q- Hagar ., .. A 1 f ' M , 171 E mf. . I ,. P. ' cf-En .' ':-- - 'H' 'X J Q N ,.3,g,.,,f 4,,.f . , .731 P42097 f' Q 1 bienvenidos! :J .. ' ' -... Q , , I M ' fag ,411 sq i 3' MW M 'QR JN, Q .Q in 5 A, .Mn 5. - R4 r , . L . - V 'S' 254 4 ' ., ,gf X sw x Q What is a conduct cut to four thousand years in another time will you remember the little rules, the organization and those who laughed? Now it is so important, now elections and tests fill your time, but will it matter when there are no men? Time will cut deeply into your experience. Do what you will remember: love, friends, the ocean at Galveston, and trees, perfect trees: in a roar of crowds in sweating crashing and in quiet afternoon with poetry of lost things time to grow and Mary Ellen, a 'radiant queen Clusters on Mississippi hills, painted on an even sky bands of trees on a sunset, ftrees of the hot summerl Crackling magnolias with great heavy leaves Oak, forever new years, green and rough, fwinter trees, proud goblets on a snowy table, beaded with frozen drops! and some we remember as wine filled, deep tones and fine odors. But every tree is immortal, trees fill the autumn fields of a deserted South: a hundred million trees restore the land. Trees came with God, and trees will survive men. in one acts, frivolous and sfriking in busy words for prizes and the experience of a headache, built To stairs in lonely corners. Men will die to another world without neon faced stores without elections, where time is not told in minutes, and you will remember Those who cried and Anyone who helped you. I8 I9 ii. . -..k.AL-123222 bla. , - ,.Av5'a4u i t christmas carol 'I963 Hark the herald angels sing come to Toyland buy Doppy, the latest thing in walking talking puppy dogs run by iust one flashlight battery. Let's all remember the birthday of God with blinking lights and Christmas trees, 3.98 and up. The middle of summer is time to begin to buy those miracles of modern communication - Christmas ca-rds at only half price which must be sent to everyone we ever meant to know lwe were so busy! with Xmas seals in every one to help those poor crippled children aren't they cute Oh, come you merry gentlemen buy a pretty red nightie for the little lady. I think if God should come to earth on some December twenty-fourth, it would be our last Christmas together. faces and friends Men will forget the world and the world will forget men, and restore itself to trees and hills rills and creeks and perfect frees. miss merry christmas N and angels in the hall. and here, now, immortal Dallas grass and a splendid disorder of weeds begin as nature in our sidewalks. Land is slow and patient, Land and wind and rain are rust and death for buildings in commencement, a new beginning with smiles and handshakes and those who remain 3 I in basketball - a hundred activities to fill Doors and leave you alone in many corners Without repairing men, a few days and it shall be no more. and what are four thousand years to God who gave us life and who we have faith will one day take us from this place after man is gone: w 25 Cl blur of faces with children again, hands to an open sky. Many years sh-all pass unmeasured on The prairie, evolving in flood and storm and sunshine, once again: Perfect Trees. ! A tb 'idly I HP-1 'I+ ' 1 1 4 I 3 + H 1 V I . .Ls ' , X5 .V - N i i gg. v ' W 1 A if 1'-N :A w ' ' X . , 1,333 .54-I i ,E ,, '-' ' 1.-ui As you turn the pages of this record of a year of life in your high school, you will be re- minded of many things which will have real meaning for you through- out the years. The pride you have in the accom- plishments of your school and the part you have played in them: the friends you have made, the goals you have had along with your success- es and failures in achiev- ing them, these things weave a pattern that is your educational back- ground to this point. We are grateful for the op- portunity to be with you during these years, to en- ioy your fellowship and to be helpful when pos- sible. May God bless you and help you to maintain worthy goals toward the advancement of human good, and may you have the strength, wisdom and dedication to achieve these goals. Harlan G. Andrews Principal LVQ? un - n The tempo in the world of education is changing quickening: the student must go faster iust to stay e- ven. ln this time of speeding up Bellaire High School is proud of her students not only for achievements of all kindsfscholastic athletic forensic - tistic iournalistic c'v- good humor h riendly spirit e alertness the vitality that are characteristic of the daily life. William R. Reeves Assistant Principal , , ar , , i ic-but also for the , l 6 f , th G? 1 I H 7, 1 This year has been a rewarding one academically, athletically a n d scholastically. These things were not ac- complished easily. Many times, you as students have been called upon to per- form almost impos- sible tasks, but you have always used your abilities and loyalties to keep Bellaire Senior High an outstanding school. lt has been a privilege to work with both the fac- ulty and students this year. May the years to come be even more success- ful and rewarding. I 1 Ivy A. Hollister Assistant Principal 117 1 l l Evelyn Carson senior counselor Jeanng woofers iunior counselor Kathryn Hutchinson treasurer Barbara Edwards sophomore counselor booster club Ruby Dee registrar I I I ma Mae ,,a,9,ove administration clerk Mary Sullle clerk - The high goals and tremendous accomplish- ments of the students of Bellaire High School have won national rec- ognition tor the school. May each of you find success and happiness, keeping this quotation in mind: ldeals are like starsg you will not suc- ceed in touching them with your hands. But like the seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and follow- ing them you will reach your destiny. Mildred McClelland Dean Ellen Wendel assistant registrar Pearl Wilson librarian Olive Shirley dietician Avanell Frank LaNelle Donaldson attendance clerk librarian B. J. Porter custodian library audio-visual club Thelma Moulden clerk s Mr' 5. L gli: sail 3' f my, E jk Q s .Mez 'S Dorothy Graham 'A bellaire writers l I ,K ' J, +5'e'ar Toby Summer Q ax 1: .Q sf ,QA if - fi All Kita.-We 'Q his Mildred Liles spelling interscholastic Nancy Eaton league and word study rf.. em 'eachmg if in 5, tgp it-gazyifgi-.gg . X ins' . ffl at '5fQf'1fif?EJ if Yi . . '14 W ig v S-. iw 4 age J A FEW A yi K- : ' I' ' f iff, x, fi if ist! if 'if'i2'f? ' fi. f Q Q 4-vi 5 Melinda Harrison Shirley Wiley department chairman maior works E, jg, Y, W u fs, Q 4 B K ' iii' xr A X Q Q ' Sti x 12 k '.' J.,-qgg, Qi? - 4... Q Q K 3 'M gg '45 Aa. A .JA Views N N. 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Margaret Page Mignoyon Cash Shirley Bigbee ihe soufherner three penny press, adviser Hazel Muhl Thompson carillon adviser Mary Jane Jones Tom McElroy national honor society sponsor , , belIaire'writers Marie Kroulik student council 39 Jane Rowland i Alma Kemp christian student union Gary Price department chairman fire patrol m.w. algebra advanced math Dolores Kenyon Zora Gaines belles o' yarn t.v. geometry t.v. geometry l l Elizabeth Miller noma test groups mathematics beilaire varsity association Bennie Zinn iunior red cross disaster unit Gladys Haberger m.w. algebra m.w. analytic geometry' K ig, of i riii 553 r s ,X gi Mary Ann Roberts Marfha Dangby Ethelene Collins- m.w. geometry 4I Tom Johnston christian student union mathematics Clara Belle Bean Jean Hillin iunior varsity football Ruthe Dowlen Helen Wheeler Lv. algebra Claudia Hayward chemistry Ill Alice Johnsen science club m.w. chemistry 4, as F 22. Lu Q3 X' ii? . , f gg we Patricia Richardson Sondra Marcontell future teachers PERIODQQ TAS'-F.ffff'iF .FFFPQENTS rt y .W '-2 t:g..p it A regain ff r f?-+-ffsii. s fn- ,Q y t L' . A . - f 49- tw I .4 .A,, i .. .-,,,.-,, ,, .- ' ' Li -u .!!.!, ,. A I .gg ,it. -K. .gms yi yy yyyi 1 e it if I gi - ' 1 a -1 Cd In 'gi YW . Re Os t N Ti SL, H in Sym tg Tb D1 5 an-Ali! we 111-51.- Harmon Watts department chairman science club p.s.s.c. physics 43 Sr 2-1, 9 'I xr W'-A in 1. Al lb . Karen Wroten science Oscar Sarabia Roberi Jacobs Pamela Sperry William Hollingshead department chairman Mary Clemons Corinne Whitten school nurse medical careers club Ruth LaVerne Judith Benfield Trula-h Everett William Heaton team teaching Helen Sealey , , foreign affairs club folkslngillsa Nettie Barnes Charles Robson l Ola Marks texas history club department chairman social science american legion club Martha Fensch texas history club , mu, Z N., John Clybum key club w 1 w V Q w W w Y Y ,W-wb, A Q N E ,Y Ei 135 is -Aw A..-L A 5, - - Hvvsxv, +5 vm... M , wx-.pmm 'X x Q65 0 'X xo-A Q X f' 1 .Q :va A A E 0' M Hope Holcomb department chairman modern dance club volleyball team physical education Mary Lappe modern dance club Dorothy Priestly archery team girls' swimming team Connie Carver tennis team intramurals Kay Alderman bowling club Virgil Sullivan department chairman head football coach golf team Joseph Leppard english spanish swimming coach Herman Phillips football end coach Henry Lyle basketball coach tennis coach 'lltrlwxsx O. L. Middleton track coach football line coach .-.1-Lgam LeRoy Willard Chapel Carstarphen n.cl.c.c. drill team n.d.c.c. rifle team Raymond Knoblauch baseball coach i.v. football coach national defense cadet corps 49 f' Y ' Charlie Denson anchor club Verdene Ryder future homemakers Charles Olson Marie Kuhn future homemakers home economics Arthur Colvin driver education Louise Davis department chairman future homemaker: Leslie LeDoux department chairman 5I Gerald Beckham carillon adviser Glenda Brown Margaret Bleil depariment chairman Frances Rembert Joyce Morgan Helen Prather business education fine arts John Bra ndstetter band and orchestra club Doris Arrington art club Wil Herber department chairman Cecil Pickett department chairman bellarama players Bill Henderson national forensic league Lucille Leifeste department chairman bo-ys' chorus 53 r Elizabeth Lee russian club Jeanine Moeller entre nous Marion Webb department chairman June Mom-e spanish national honor society foreign language Diamantina Suarez spanish national honor society Anne Robertson latin club Willie Lee s 5 5 Q 5 5 A X X E 1 Q Q 9 5. 52 Q E E F S' 3 bb r Joe Slater Tommy Domingue auf deutsch bitte l Frances Solis Henrietta Glass it entre nous Nina Tucci entre nous lf ,, , sy K1 Julia Tabery spanish national honor society spanish newspaper Dell Lewis auf deutsch bitte 55 english lil students in major works English Vll observe, study and form styles of expression. Through extensive reading and study and writing, the students become aware of themselves and of others. As one member describes 'a major works stu- dent: He is appreciative, critical, responsible and responsive, understanding and misunderstood. The classes concentrate on writing both prose and poetry. Mrs. Wiley's English Vll's write short stories and plan to attempt a novel. Mrs. Wiley's maior works English V class is an advanced stu y ir: the type and style of writing. The course evolves around the study of six major American novels, and the indi- vidual writing of the students. D through the combined efforts of Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Case. and Mr. Lyon, almost three hundred and sixty sophomores study English by this unique method. Extra proiects, group discus- sions, and lecture methods are used to uncover and develop the individual interests of each student. All available classroom facilities are used in order to make the work effective. E1 through the capable guidance of Mr. McElroy, maior works English Ill students study to increase their reading depth through the study of Greek Culture. More penetrating skills are developed in the field of culture, language, and literature. Stu- dents are encouraged to appreciate the art of reading and writ: mg. Mr. Tom McElroy developmental reading jr maior works english in lx. is ,ki pf ,H W-,N .X Shirley Wiley maior works english v maior works english vii ieam teaching .e ' 1, K f X . A Carolyn Cage J if Sue Smith 13' Tom McElroy maior works english Ill ,.... .Za team teaching Roy Lyon maior works english Ill phrenology? Lv f w1 2447O M If fG6f0 .,. V X: 1.5 J '-rf ,Q ' 1 or W N hr s- '-a s- it S.s ,Q I ff, w Gladys Harderger'sgMaior works Algebra A A Man your slide rulesll A i 'V L s L l ' W Advanced Algebra ' sste y s 1 j U maior works math classes cover the basic material -g faster than do regular classes allowing more time for ex- ploring other aspects of the courses. ' maior works geometry classes investigate symbolic by logic, co-ordinate and space geometry, and non-Euclidian L l geometry. K the maior works algebra students go deeply into the - l stu y of sets and their functions and learn numerous var- , l iations of basic formulas for solving equations. 5 r analytic geometry is for senior students who have competed the standard math course. The class is an advanced study of high school math, involving the intro- duction of new applications to subiects previously cov- t ered. Radical, isn't it? ji UEITI IBY El both Physical Science Study Course physics and maior works chemistry approach the subiect mat- ter through theories. Starting with basic principles, the students, taught by Mr. Harmon Watts, work to- ward understanding of difficult concepts amid their logical applications. The students do additional work in college texts and spend increasing amounts of time in the laboratory. The purpose of this extensive study is to better prepare students for possible fields of study in later life as well as to make them aware of everyday uses of science and the reasons for them. D an advanced course in chemistry iii is offered by Mrs. Hayward for the students who desire ad- ditional training in modern chemistry. This course ex- tends the chemistry program and contains college theories and analysis. lj maior works chemistry trains the present stu- dents in higher science and over-all learning. College texts are used and more advanced laboratory work is used. The pupils are allowed to confer with each other on problems and work together informally un- der the guidance of Mrs. Alice Johnsen. But, Watts, they made the inches too small. Mr. Watts and PSSC physicshclass Maior Works Chemistry . . . additional training in modern chemistry ior works biology and . . . I 1 . . fourth period lunch Biology lab practical Mrs. MarcontelI's physiological cats K social studies Major works history and civics present to the students opportunities to become familiar with the ideas and philosophies of political thinkers. The classes are encouraged to read extensively, analyze the reading, and apply it to present na- tional and international situations. The students in Mrs. Dupont's Major Works Civics class participate in local elections, visit federal agencies, and do individual research. From their study of noted historians and scholars, Miss MortIock's Maior Works American History class has submitted this quotation: l have sworn on the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man. . . . Thomas Jefferson. This year's team of American History team teaching consists of William Heaton, David Dill- man, and James McBride. They strive to organize information and ideas by lectures and individual class discussions. Students are taught more ef- fective study habits by analyzing problems from the cause, effect, and result viewpoint. . , Q c V. ,VMESS maiolr works b arraerican i . L' Nan Dupont malor works cuvccs . . and there afej always lectures Q Jim Marrow, Beverly Enderle, Burns Vick, Sharon Mark Jenkins Mark Jenkins, Scott Grivas, Burns Vick, Hank Bussa, Sherry Watson, Susan Leon, Judy Whyman, Pam Clayton, Lotus Leong 66 Maginnis, Mr. Charles Robson american legion club Beginning this year the American Le- gion Club began accepting runners- up as well as winners of the iunior high schools' American Legion Award. This innovation was marked by a party in the fall for the new mem- bers. Another party was held in the spring for new members that entered at mid-term. By maintaining the trophy cases and recording all school honors the Ameri- can Legion Club strives to per- petuate the accomplishments of each class. Members of this club have received the American Legion Award for scho- larship, service, and leadership upon graduation from iunior high school. Jim Marrow, Sharon Maginnis, Ralph Falkenberg, Helen Farfel, Beverly En- derle, Bill Anawaty Bob Richter, Cheryl Robson, Frank Kelly, Karen Pettigrew, Nyle Marshall, Dottie Dobler, Sherry Hughes, Steve Buxbaum, Lynn Liptin, Pam Lagrone Ctrl' club vis year, art club members have ved local exhibits, visited local ries and museums, and parti- 'ed in various Sunday morning ching excursions. The members contributed their works to var- displays to promote interest in arts. They also volunteered their its for numerous designing and rating duties through the school. Art Club is sponsored by Mrs. s Arrington and Mr. Charles Wells, teachers and enthusiasts. l Mr. Charles Wells Top: Monster,' Diane Eckhardt, Drayton, Cathie Bottom: Kenny Monty Spangler. Tim O'Rourke. Middle: Bob Vanwagoner, Gail Heaney, Mrs. Arrington. Baird, Gerald Bartosch, Diane Eckhardt, Lewis Harris, Jack Narducci, Ken Baurd, Lloyd Yarbrough, Karen Oertle, Babara Bahm Babara Willis, Terri Tracey, Cathie Heanie, Ed Cud worth. Mrs. Doris Arrington ommittee Susan Leon, Beverly Enderle, Susan Burks, Sherry Sally Lancaster Pam Clayton, Pat Curry Anchor Club president Rosalind Frank seems to have her hands full at the hootenanny. anchor club Betty Fournace, treasurer, Sharon Maginnis, secretary, chaplain, Susan Burks, vice president. Bellaire's Anchor Club is a girls' serv- ice and honor organization whose membership is limited to thirty-five girls and is selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The club sponsor is Mrs. Char- lie Denson. At the beginning of the school year, the club sponsors the Big and Little Sister party for iunior and senior girls who are new to Bellaire. ln the fall the group planned' and co- ordinated activities for College Day which was held in December. Repre- sentatives from sixty colleges and universities came to Bellaire to speak to the students about their respective schools. Also in December, the Anchor Club held a hootenanny with several local groups performing for the pri- mary fund-raising proiect of the year. In the spring the girls gave an Easter party for the handicapped children at the Speech and Hearing Center, Highlight of the year's activities was the banquet held at Kaphan's res- taurant. At this annual February event, the officers for the next year were elected. Sherry Watson, Patti Richards, Bonnie Boswell, Susan Bell, Bobette DeLay, Judy Whyman, Pam Nancy .lo Fleury, Beverly Palmer, Dianna James, Betsy Ellis, Susan Leon. f. :wwf .Q gg Y 2-:P . ' ig - s w S X Y. W ,:: -W . S Eff S Agn b , wg , if Kg S is . Ziqggx. , A N wg- - MQ: ,W ggi fy f f li . A 21 ' E ..,., as , 5 x , wwffgifgxg Lf 0 1' ii 1 .ag Q: 'X 2 fi .. .A .H wr Sk 'L Ki X , ,. 3 M X ,, 5 2 ff: .Iva 1, pp - 5 .v 5 , , M as t fr v , R - . K1-. . if x'Lmamf, , x 9 2 - --vw as , 1 , ,M i Q 3 Lf wxx i A -f f My - .ik rs. Charlie Denso Lak. N' 2 Mrs. Dell Lewis Wahrend des Schulfahres 1963-1964, spiegelte der deutsche Verein, Auf Deutsch, Bitte, die vervielvertigten Interessen der Mitglieder der Gesellschaft wieder, Umgefahr zweimal den Monat versammelten die Studenten fur vorher geplannte programme. Bei diesen Versammlungen, sahen Mitgleder deutsche tilme und eine Tanzgruppe, die von den studenten organiziert wurde. Die Mitglieder horten Tonbander, die aus Deutschland gesandt Worden waren und dazu sangen diese Kamerden die deutschen Volkslieder. Manche haben Steine gemalt, um mit denen bei der Versamm- lung zu singen. Zu Weihnachten, sangen sie in den Hallen der Schule und in den Hausern der deutschsprachegen Freunden, und sie bedechten wieder den grossen Behalter von der Bebliothek und den Hallen, wie es traditionell ist. Auf Deutsch, Bitte besteht um das Verstandnis von der deutschen Kultur unde dem deutschen Volk zu fordern und um den Mit- gliedern die Gelegenheit zu geben, so viel gesproches Deutsch zu sprechen und zu horen wie es angangig ist. auf deutsch bitte Dan Busch Lynn Churchill Carle Aderman Pam Clayton Ed Whitlock During the school year 1963-1964, the erman club, Auf Deutsch Bitte, reflected e manifold interests of the members f the organization. The students gath- red about twice a month for previously lanned programs. At these meetings the wembers saw German films and the ef- Drts of a dance group, which was or- anized by the students. The members so heard tapes which were sent from ermany and sang typical German folk ngs. Many made their steins with which ey sang at meetings. During the Christ- as season they sang in the halls of the hool and in homes of German-speaking iends, and decorated the display case front of the library and the halls, as now practically traditional. Auf Deutsch Bitte exists to further the derstanding of German culture and of e German people and to give the mem- rs the opportunity to speak and hear much German as possible. bottom row: Bill Seale George Helm Vernon King Mike Brown middle row: Peter Hirsch Joe Thrash Joe King Doug Kimbrell top IOW: Mike Goldman Lee Crawley John Keller Mabry Tyson Peter Sourmilch Don Errickson Ed Whitlock Dan Busch Frances Wargo Pam Clayton Sylvia Sawyer Bridgette Maier Lynne Churchell Karen Paul Donna Weaver Evelyn Lowy Sandy Gross 7l ss: First row: Greg Arnold, Steve rrill, Frank Harmon, Tom Miller. ond row: Maarten Kalisvaart, Nor- Shaw, Bucky Crowley, Larry John- . Third row: Alfred Teltschik, Wal- Ie Olson, Kent Pollard, Jimmy lers, Herbie McDaniel. Fourth row: Quaite, Dennis Dalrymple, Dean Izelman, Bill Billingsley, James Mob- , Robert Marz. Fifth row: Virginia rshall, Roger Alexander, James Bur- -gh, Bruce Edwards, Dinsel Watkins. Sponsor: Mr. Jay Brandstetter Pickard, Sharon Lawrence, Paul Ammons. and Clarinets: First row: Hilda Ratliff, Harryette Brock, Donna Weaver, Patty Yingst. Second row: Rogers, Jo Ann Queen, Paula Pevy, Gail Kirkpatrick, Amelia Samet. Third row: Ann Anderson, Neblett, Philip Bayles, Karen Lord, Yvonne Doolan. Fourth row: Tena Wahrmund, Bill Hathaway, Glennell McLaughlin, Judy Kibby, Robert Morales. Fifth row: Julie Almand, Kathy Beathard, bellaire D Under the direction of Mr. J. M. Brandstetter, the Bellaire band marched into a new year of activities. They con- tributed to the spirit at football games, and took part in the Fat Stock Show Parade and Bel- laire's annual Youth Day Parade. Their maior fund rais- ing proiects included selling Christmas scotch tape, fruit cakes, and rec- ords cf Bellaire's alma mater. Band members repre- sented the school admir- ably in all-city, district, and state band competi- tion and the annual solo contest. rns and Saxes: First row: Jay Rust, Elaine Wright, ne Lindhout, Charles Guthrie. Second row: Dwayne y, William Haskett, Dan Chaney, Steve Kobb. Third av: Richard Gilley, Hal Crabb, Tom Mercer, David try, George Burrage. Fourth row: Leslie Tiras, Carol Corrales, Kathy Howard, Bill Enoch, Lynn Churchill. Fifth row: Jimmy Keen, Joe Thrash, George Riddle, Anne Stephenson, Tommy Staton, Dennis Grevsky. Sixth row: Charles Templeton, Rickey Morris, Jerry Rollo, Gerry Schwartzel, David Sproul. Percussion: First row: Tim Leatherwood, Brad Clements, Bill Hunt Mike Jones Second row: Susan Curran, Steve Wilson, Lowry Cook. Miller, David Sproul. First row: Larry Payne, Jay Rust, Anne Stephenson, llove a parade McDaniel. Second row: Roger Alexander, Bill Enoch, Colonel Pat Curry the bellaire belles A Bellaire Belle's life begins in August when she performs her first drill at the North-South football game. Early in the fall a Belle sells advertisements for the school directory. With the coming of the football season a Belle's life becomes ex- tremely busy. A Belle is a regular feature at the football games, drilling and en- couraging school spirit. Activities in November included ushering at the Bellaire Open House and partici- pating in the Bellaire Youth Parade. A Toys for Tots dance was the featured event in December. At this affair each student had to give a toy for a child as his price of admission. The Belles served as ushers at the Houston Fat Stock Show in February. The social highlights of the year were the senior trip to New Orleans in April and the Belle Ball and banquet in May at the Hotel America. -if' .ff Af 65: , , -f x A Q Q . , fm if mi- I U ' ---Y 1 sw, 92, ,, ,L fi 5 .9295 X' '1 MSM 1 N Pi. '1 ,QS Vx X X. siigm .- Ha Q as ' 35,55 CV - - ' 3RQ:4 x fb L ' 49 Qi .. --N on x 1 ' 5 Vg V :Q 1 mg. za E? 2:.f1f fl? 5 fd!-L .. ' Q tw., KK f I fi?-Esdiw E553 Karen Baterbee Sha e Q aw Y U-ki 'Af , .xy MPN. ,.5x5 ia 143, 'We N fs ,xfilif 4 Reserves spend their first year as Belles under the direction of the Lieutenant Colonel, learning the basic techniques of playing the instruments and drilling. At the football games they form victory lines. These girls make their debut at the Intra-squad game held in the spring. I'6Sel'VeS Lieutenant Colonel, Betty Fournace rves First row: Melissa Holly, Kay Hubka, Martha Fraser, Hawk, Judy Garett, Cindy Higgins. Third. row: Elise Frazier Kazee, Molly Keevil, Pam Lagrone, Sue January, Judy Griffith, Carlynn Hartman, Betsy Leonard, Sherry Hughes, Karen Johnson Huhndorff. Second row: Martha Hunzicker, Mary Ann Jane Kimball, Cecille Haynie, Betty McCleskey, Rhonda LaBorde Lotus Leong, Barbara Grove, Sherry Gardner, Phyllis they speak for themselves themselves themselves themselves f , themselves, I the bellaire writers club Mary Ann Carson: Lynne Kamin: Cathy Noland Marllynn Schear President Andrea Castles Linda Lee Sutherland: Margaret Bloom. Mrs. Graham, sponsor: Jan Snyder: Janis Wende: Janice Carlson: Pam Schiavone: Jack Yoakum: Mike Lieppman: Lynn Laufman, not shown Camellia Waters: Lynne Mayer: Betty Staton: Janna Magruder: Sally Whiteside: Sue Armstrong: Joan Holland: Harold Bormaster: Ronnie Nodler: Barbara Segal: Carter Aldridge: Ruth Mailewitz: and Wayne McHatton Come rain, sleet, or the Supreme Court, the members of the Bellaire Christian Student Union met every Thursday morning to hear popular speakers discuss topics of interest and importance to us all. The of- ficers, under the guidance of sponsor Mrs. Alma Kemp, were able to or- ganize a coherent year-long program which captured the admiration of students from the various Christian denominations represented in the Christian Student Union. 1.2 Mrs. Alma Kemp, sponsor Beverly Enderle, treasurer Don Henderson, vice president Patsy Mattiza, song leader Dan Elkins, vice president clslul Mrs. Kemp, sponsor Bill Anawaty, president 83 bella rama Stagehands Veserre Edwards Mr. Cecil Puckeit TomghY we improvise Billy Poe Camille Waters and Alan Herzog Trey Wilson Cindy Pickett and Harry Kinney ' 1 ' W Mi . A 'A hx Y V 5 K - Eg L 'J f .. - - . . V xg ., ,S-FE' -I -. -',, :.: 2 , si J we , T5 MW w ff? 1 K 4? , 1 K 2 '-5. 'fl W Y X . M, I Bellaire's largest club, the Booster Club, is one of the most active clubs in the school. The club, sponsored by lrs. Barbara Edwards, promotes many fun raising ac- vities throughout the year. These events are co-Ordl- ated by five established committees. The 1963-1964 membership committee succeeded in :aching a new peak by selling 2,000 membership cards. ater in the year, this committee revised the Booster lub constitution. Advertising all Booster Club events is the purpose of ie publicity committee. This committee reported foot- all scores to the radio stations and decorated the foot- all stands with spirit banners. ln charge of the dances, the Booster Club's social Pmmittee started the year's social events with a dance Fter the Reagan game in honor of the Amigos. In ddition to victory dances after the Lamar and West- ury games, the Booster Club co-sponsored the Home- :ming with the Student Council and was in charge of iving the Homecoming Dance after the Austin game. The sales committee, the largest branch of the ub, sold membership cards, spirit ribbons, decals, pen- nts, and football heroes, in order to raise money for her events. They also helped with the sale of tickets the football games. This year the club formed the special services com- iittee, to handle an overflow of interested members d take charge of projects not handled by the other mmittees. Members of this committee 'formed a card ction at football games and co-ordinated all the civic nd school activities of the Booster Club. Bellaire's Bird Keepers, another Booster Club group, Mrs. Edwards, Sponsor Le responsible for taking Colonel Charlie to and from e football games. booster club ers: Judy Haworth, secretaryy Bill Anawaty, chief booster, Mrs. Edwards, or, John Small, lieutenant booster, Kathy Foster, treasurer. Floor chairmen: Ken Johnson, Pat Bonner, Robby Clarke. co-ordinaior. Services chairmen: Dan Elkins, Sandra Jones, Carolyn Fransen, secretary, Rosalind Membership chairmen: Patsy Mattiza, John Hinrichs Knot shownl. Committee chairmen: Jimmy Wilson, Pam Wells. Commihee chairmen: Nan Fleming, Jim Social Committee chairmen: Ka- thy Hofer and Kris Moore Birdkeepers: Damon Ankenman, Bill Barnes, Doug Beaity, Robby Clarke, Ricky Denham, Ken Johnson, Don Kemper-Head Bird- keeper, Doug Riclen, Bill Rollman, Randy Thompson. es Committee: Front row: Sharon Evans, ltze DelCastiIlo, Kay an Kriegle, Lynn Hardy, Diane Greer, Suzan Bell, Muriel Melcher, Monaghan, Georgia Howland, Judy Ferguson. Second row: ly Miller, Harold Wilson, James Sparks, Marsha Schroeder. Doug Riden, Judy McCormick, Jimmy Wilson, Patsy Bonner, Marilyn Berry, Anna Stool, Gail Donsky. Third row: Geoffery Glastone, Winnie Chapman, Ken Johnson, Bill Rollman, Robbie Clark, Don Kemper, Beverly Pitts, Randy Thompson. Hohlt, Gail Drayton, Linda McDuffie, Katherine Ballantyne, Services Committee: Front row: Rosalind Frank,-Helen Itze Del Castillo, Ted Donnelly. Second row: Linda De De Colwell. Third row: Molly Gaden, Brad Clements. row: Danny Elkins, Randy Tinsley, Richard Nunn, Doug Committee: Front row: Susan Spaw, Nancy Pritchard, Marsha Hall. Second row: Doug Duryea, Carol Gatton, Nancy Crews, Kathy Heaney, Patsy Mattiza, Cheryl Lewis, Griffith, Jane Wheeler, Mike Capps, Alton Allen, Charles Palmer. Card Section Committee: Front row: Gay Yellen, Patricia Burns, Nancy Laura Ozmun, Connie Smith, Nancy Craddock, Nancy Schwartz. Elaine Taylor, Merle Chernosky, Pam Miller. Ann Ehlers. Third row: Burns Vick, Tommy Thompson, Kathy Redmon, Karen row: Sharon Maginnis, Purnie Lefkosky, Sherry Watson, Battarbee, Linda Smith, Joan Hudson, Lynette Robinson. l've heard of being taken under the wing, but this is ridiculous! . Sandy Parker, Candi Hurd, Carolyn Macow, Sharee Berry, Congratulations, Mary Ellen, compliments of the Booster Club sf f Q n Committee: Front row: Roddy Chalmers, Vick Giles, Bonnie Maxey, Pat Farmer. Third row: Susan Squires, Pam Kauf- mith, Mark Jenkins, Ted Trumps. Second row: Melanie man, Harriet Heaps, Peggy Sloan, Karen Oertle, Patti Richards. ? fig' LX 'Q' , Ly. U wx Q E --,-5-menu I, . ,, . A f, X , , . My . . . L , . A . WW were Lei ef Q 5, 55255552 X 3 row Gary Bertels D D Crane Arnold Drex Gordon Leslie Schwartzburg ow James Brashears Robert Lev: Jody nnie Ludwig, Kent Edwards, Jim Reid, za . Hllary Owen Fourrh Taylor, Berman Third ro Frank Warren M row Mike Card Steve Moore, Jo Ig ef. Wxj' Q 1 Q35 V ' ' X E by is ' , 4 L we e fl X L ll 3 . L it We gg Q fs 2 L? 32232 it K M iii L A Q 1 3555 1 'Q Y at ir w i U3 H55 N, L Y L. Wh Sponsor Miss Lucille Leifeste Altos: First row: Nancy Goldstein, Elizabeth Carl, Sherry Berman, Sandra Scott, Chris Van Osdall. Second row: Judy Puckett, Mary Bed- ford, Susan Biederstadt, Jere Baker. Third row: Judy Chalkley, Virginia Blalock, Nancy Hender- son, Sherry Gardner, Lynn Gallager. Fourth row: Cheryl Vincent, Lynette Robinson, Beverly Pitts, Rosemary Thomas, Venita Van Amburgh. mixed chorus ln addition to participation in the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs, the Mixed Chorus pre- sented a program at the Braeburn Country Club during Christmas and sang at Rice University. Members also participated in a special pa- geant for the National School Board Association convention. This year the distinctive Thanks- giving program was selected to be locally televised in a program w h i c h commemorated President Kennedy. During February, many of the members participated in this year's musical Babes in Arms. The chorus is directed by Miss Lu- cille Leifeste. Christmas program Babes in Arms' 1 boys' chorus lice President Bill Anawaty Meeting every Wednesday morning before school with its sponsor, Miss Lucille Leifeste, is the Boys' Chorus, a voluntary group of boys who enioy singing. Their singing has added much to the special programs presented at Bellaire this year. Besides participat- ing in Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs, many members sang in this year's musical, Babes in Arms. Sponsor Miss Leifeste and accompanist John First row: Gary Bass, Dennis Laxton, Mike Card,.Rancly Harris, David Elkins, Robert Levi, David Cotlar, Arnold hun, Second row: John Burnett, Sterling Neblitt, Frank Warren, Billy Poe, Gary Calloway, Toby Roberts, Bob ther. Third row: Jimmy Fellers, Vick Giles, Lynn Eads, Ward Nicholson, Dan Elkins, Bill Anawaty, Kent Tommy Crawford. Fourth row: Bob Conway, Rick Hearst, Bill Morgan, Ricky Denham, Lee Tynes, Bruce John Rogers, Dan Jones, Mike Hardy. Vice president, Elsa Secretary, Geri Hohlt DeMarco Front row: Bonnie Magrarian, Cindy Terrell, Linda Jacobs, Beverly Henning, Doris Walker, Marilyn Davies, Joanne Heffington, Virginia Frazier. Second row: Jane Woodman, Virginia Rodrigues, Barbara Buhl, Priscilla Weldon, Kay Lynn Krigel, Shelley Shroeder, Martha Raney. Third row: Front row: Sandra Strom, Kathy Campbell, Margaret Atkins. Third row: Peggy Payne, Molly Keevil, Nita Simpson, Pam Lagrone, Kathy Reclmon, Linda Popkin, Bonnie Bern- Lynn Hardy, Linda Johnson. Second row: stein, Maurine Riley, lone Gray. Top row: Suzanne Keilman, Lucy McMasters, Kathy Robyn Wilbern, Marilyn Zeek, Terry Tra- Alexander, Dianna James, Pam Schiavone, cey, Jane Wheeler, Jane Foster. Sue Hess, Bonnie Knotts, Kathy Cohn, Sue Beauman, Sara Swartz, Jeannie Hermont, Betty Cloninger, Carol Moseley. Fourth row: Adrienne Kauzlarich, Diane Archer, Marilyn Patterson, Geri Hohlt, Alice Prather, Janet Crowe, Jan Stephenson, Jan Morse, Pat Wier. President, Jane Wheeler Celebrating holiday festivals with music is the forte of the girls' chorus and their gift to the school's cultural life. Besides Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs, the girls' cho- rus participated in the annual musical, and sang for the PTA. Miss Lucille Leifeste is the director. girls' chorus Front row: Hedy Biicu, Karen Young, Donna son, Karen Lewis, Miss Leifeste. Top row: Lowry. Second row: Karen Brothers, Susan Kathy Hewitt, Vicki Manchester, Marilyn Brock, Kathy Arthur, Carol Haring. Third Berry, Marianne Cavenaugh, Andrea Ellis. row: Sally Boon, Elsa DeMarco, Judy David- 93 don kemper-editor 5 r y ii kris moore-activities Q' izl X g- f at K 555 3 'G f ' '32 r eddie hilburn- photographer david zimmermann-the year kathy foster-'features ggx iack haas-aciivities x M' 1 gf fu beverly enderle- class i 1. hw if paul levy-phofographer carey sloan--sports diana klein- business manager 1 hazel gerald muhl beckham - thompson business-adviser adviser f ............--...-,... - - ' 1 7' J ,l 1' . ,gus r 'I ,. will W Qv Z FQ' me A V 1 : uw ., Z . if i 6 if susan bell, mike bryan, susan chimene, steve collar, iudy ferguson, par monaghan, eugene dneill, carolyn mocow, burns vick, rick williams distributive ed ucation Spring Semester Officers: Carolyn Flanagan, re- Townsend, treasurer, Linda Stice, reporter, Jimmy porter, David Strauss, vice president, David Wash- Thompson, parliamentarian, Denize Priem, histor- L er, president, Allen Roberts, store manager, Hollie ian. Denize Priem Doug Duryea Fall Officers: Standing: Allen Rogers, store manager, Jimmy Thompson, president, Doug Duryea, vice president. Seated: Hollie Townsend, treasurer, Carolyn Flanagan, reporter. School Store: Marsha Lant and Linda Stig7 entre' nous Entre Nous develops in students an interest in oth- er French students, Max- im's, and French films. To achieve these ends the members work French crossword puzzles, view slides and films of France, and listen to students speak about their studies and travels in France. Climaxing the year was a banquet at Maxim's. Mrs. Nina Tucci Mrs. Jeanine Moeller f I , is J 2,23 ' ' K iii if J ' Y w E i i f , YQ' t L i ,, l'l' 4 EW, Mrs. Henrietta Glass l Standing: Jimmy McCallum, Teddy Klastorin, Mabrey Dunaway, Mike Paine, Russell Silverstein, Jack Yoakum, Martha Shchroder, John Drury. Kneeling: Sally Smith, Diane Obenhaus, Jim McStay. Standing: Melanie Kotlen, Christine Studer, Lynette Robinson, Helen Farfel, Bernard Gerber, Ruth Davidson, Harriet Freeman, Janis Wende, Beth McClure, Martha Schroder, Kneeling: Hilary Verson, Barbara Stern, Kathy Bihr, Jim McStay. Can you find me? Officers: Secretary-Treasurer, Bernard Ger- ber, Program Chairman, Suzan Bellp Vice President, Helen Farfel, President, Gail Drayton. What shuts its eyes and Allright, what? holds a cup? Mrs. Elizabeth Miller and Mrs. Marianne Roberts faculty lounge Who knows anything about the faculty lounges? But the Faculty Lounge Committee knows. And cares. 4, ,, Y, , Mrs. Sue Smith, Miss Sondra Isaacs, Mrs. Verdene Ryder, and Mr. Charles Robson 99 -I sua ' . xg., W vi +- I fetsy tenley I00 foreign affairs l Mrs. DuPont Mrs. Watts Mrs. Watts Susan Metcalf Neil Tucker Betsy Henley Elsa DeMarco Neil Tucker Koussaii Abdel-Razzak l Peter Ehmke Beginning with a drizzly September day when the Amigos from Venezuela arrived, Bellaire High School has been actively concerned with international relations. Encouraging this world-wide concern is the Foreign Affairs Club, which seeks to increase the student's awareness of the culture, interests, and life of other people. The club has served as a forum for dialogue with Bellaire's two foreign exchange students, who expressed their views and impres- sions of American life. Peter Ehmke, a student from West Berlin, showed slides of his country and Koussai Abdel-razzak, a Jordanian student, spoke of his country. Susan Metcalf showed travel movies from her trips abroad. The club held a model United Nations Assembly. A speaker from the University of the Seven Seas lectured to the club. Guest Speaker Pete Mann folksinging Twice a month, Shack H rocks with music as the Folksinging Club meets to sing and to play. Mr. Hea- ton, Mr. Lyons, and Mr. Dillman are co-sponsors of the club, newly formed this year. Club members often sing for private parties and other special occasions using these earnings to hire guest speak- ers and to buy musical in- struments. Ric Hurst The club sponsored an Orig- inal Folksong Contest to create interest in the club. Co-sponsors: Mr. Bill Heaton Mr. Roy Lyons Mr. David Dillman I Lorraine Pehoushek Officers: Gary Franks, president: Sue Armstrong, vice president, Mike Card, secretary, John Small, treasurer: Winky Crowe, program committee SQ t,-, gm- 'N-... A il l0I future farmers of america Developing agricultural leader- ship is the aim of the thirty- three boys in the Bellaire chap- ter of the F.F.A. The club spon- sored by Mr. Isaac Carter par- ticipated in a donkey basketball game early in December. They took part in the Houston Rodeo Parade and the Bellaire Youth Appreciation Parade. This spring the boys chose as their sweetheart Phyllis Hawk, who represented the club at the district contest. Each month the club planned a special activity: in March the Green Hand Installation: in April a barbecuep in May an exhibi- tion of the boys' animals at school. A parent-son banquet held May i4th, honored the parents of the boys. Secretary, Mike Dyessp Sentinel, Dusty Marshallp President, Bill Heathcott Tommy Haner, Gene Clark, Robby Bowen, Vice President. Jack Justice, Treasurer State Vice President, Claud Vaughn A E. t Q mx 2.5: . . , V . , -' l I4 rf' ..- .W we K ' Q It L .sw 1- 'lg 5 X 4 sr, s Sponsor: Mr. Isaac Carter Sweetheart finalists: Sandy Brennan, Patricia Anderson, Pam Miller, Mary Ellen White. First row: Richard Flynt, Ralph Cole, Bill Rollman, Bob Barstow, Mike Dyess, Robert Gerber. Second row: Barry Langford, Jim Miller, Rusty Pool, Gene Clark, Charles Pyle, Curtis Clute, Dan Keen. Mike Dyess, Tommy Haner, Richard Varnado, Dusty Marshall, Jerry Tamplin, Reporter. Bob Barstow, Jim Miller, Richard Flynt, Dan Keen, Robert Gerber. m Mike Dyess First row: Bob Barstow, Curtis Clute, Bill Rollman, Charles Pyle, Rusty Werme, Sam Marshall. Second row: Bill Brimmer, Frank Watkins, Dan Keen, Don Brock, Rodney Broesche, Richard Flynt, Robert Gerber. - Back: Jim Miller end. Curtis Clute, Rusty Pool, Sam Marshall Officers: Karen Battarbee, President: Lynn Wagner, Vice President, Cathie Heaney, Secretary, Nancy Cooper, Treasurer, Cindy Harrison, Social Chairman, Francis Reed, Reporter, Mary Heinzen, Pogram Chairman Class Presidents: Merle Chernosky, Betty future homemokers of america Composed of interested girls from the homemaking classes, the Future Home- makers of America meet on the third Monday of each month with their spon- sors, Mrs. Ryder, Mrs. Davis, and Kuhn. The group worked this year Mrs. with practical applications of their studies. At the beginning of school the had a coffee for all Bellaire ing the month of November cookies to buy a training football team and collected food for a needy family at Just before the Christmas girls invited three members bury Garden Club to show make Christmas decorations. year, a fashion model spoke grooming. club teachers. Dur- the club sold film for the a basket of Thanksgiving. holidays, the of the West- them how to Later in the on poise and Sponsors: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Ryder Class Vice Presidents: Molly Gaden, Lizette Gaudin, Dede Colwell, Cheryl Bautsch, Tudy Gladwin -.., A ' A g . 'm 'P' fit ... ' F I I -16 mg? wg 1 . J gg 'Q - . - S57 1 .gi . vo' E Ann Ehlers and wi A - 1... WHT W, .. -4 N. WA gf Q3 4- X ?' ficers: Sandy Blakeway, recording secretary: Pennie Kennon, sophomore coordinator, ttye Lou DeJon, historian, Lynn Wagner, corresponding secretary, Marian Collier, asurerp Jane Wheeler, vice president. I future teachers of america To assist the teachers with their work and to learn about the teaching pro- fession are the main purposes of the Future Teachers. By grading papers, helping during finals, and doing clerical work, the Future Teachers assist the teachers in their numerous tasks. By serving the school in this way, they gain career experience. Club activities this year included a Sadie Hawkins dance in October and the district convention in November. The convention was held at Bellaire under the direction of District President Nancy Fleming. Members sold Christmas cards to raise funds and served at the annual holiday breakfast for the teachers. During February, delegates were sent to the State Convention in Austin. The year ended with a candy sale, the club's principal money making project. Besides sponsoring proiects as a unit, the club functions as three sections. Each of these groups has a special proiect, which this year included Teacher Appreciation Day, Clean Up Day, and a Christmas party for the children at the Rusk Settlement. The clean-up proiect won third place at the District Sponsor: Miss Isaacs Convention, Miss'Isaacs is the faculty sponsor. ummittee Chairmen: Margaret Wilbern, finance, Linda Fournace, pulalicityp selyn Bell, membership, Karen Battarbee, social, not shown, Cindy JaC0bS, -vice. President: Betty Fournace 08 i l, Nancy Fleming Nancy Schwartz District 1 President District 1 Secretary Diane Morales, Senior Secretary, Kathy Bernard, Senior President r Providing most of the club's leadership, the seniors are best acquainted with the ac- tivities and purposes of the club. As their senior proiect the girls gave a party for the underprivileged children at the Rusk Settlement after which they took the children to the zoo. seniors Seniors: Top row: Tinka Pressly, Diane Irwin, Diana Klein, White. Front row: Annette Griffith, Ginger Harbican Sandi Marilyn Teal, Joan Hudson, Linda Fopkin, Barbara Bayer, Parker, CeCe Schmitt, Jackie Frank, Libby Taylor Courtney Jane Bell. Middle row: Sandra Gordon, Molly Gaden, Geri Booth, Patricia Anderson, Linda McDuffie Hohlt, Pat Curry, Barbara Craig, Suelen Palmer, Mary Ellen sophomores l Nancy Rundquist, president, Jimmie Anderson, secretary-treasurer Sophomore members of the Bellaire Chapter of the Fu- ture Teachers of America spend their first year in the club learning its workings under the direction of the sophomore coordinator, Pen- nie Kennon. They participate in all regular club activities and in addition have a spe- cial proiect of their own. This year the proiect they adopted was Teacher Ap- preciation Day. Each teach- er was presented a ceramic apple with his name on it. Top row: Carolyn Griffin, Gale Plummer, Cheryl Evershade, Karen Joan Wofford, Mollie Miller. First row: Suzie Huhndorff, Norma Johnson, Larraine Pehoushek, Martha Rainey, Lana Lalor, Pam Stolbun, Marilyn Pfeiffer, Kathy Bihr, Patsy Edwards, Jill Matris Lagrone. Second row: Diane Parmley, Carolyn Raizes, Delia White, ciani, Shirley Blakeway, Pam Blohm, Laura Kopasz, Judy Griffith Betty McCleskey, Donna lsacs, Elizabeth Obrien, Jean O'Neal, I0 First row: Paula Kluthe, Nancy Goldstein, Candy Hurd, Peggy Sloan, Harriet Reynolds, Nancy Jo Fleury, Teresa Hickman, Carol Goeders, Edith Childress. Second row: Marty Mesamore, Kay Lynn Kreigel, Phyllis Hawk, Carolyn Karr, Joyce Mann, Gayla Brashears, Betty Thompson, Jan Snyder, Sally Hinrichs, Ellen Townsend, Jeanette Bohn. Third row: Diane Greer, Kathie Stone, Missie Holly, iuniors Having learned the func- tions and organization of the club, the iunior group contributes to the services performed for the school. Conducting a school-wide Clean-up Day, the iuniors co-ordinated the efforts of dem' Sherry Gardner, Kay Hubka, Sandra Gross, Bonnie Brown, Linda Fix, Peggy Rose, Freddie Fisherman, Pat Connally, Renee Freed- man, Susan Dimon. Fourth row: Barbara Ward, Susan Dunn, Cris Hawkinson, Linda Luster, Linda Heichman, Laney Adams, Alleyne Edmonds, Bonny Harwood, Betty Staton, Patsy ElIis,- Betsy Ellis, Linda Johnson. Janis Sparks, secretary-treasurer, Patti Richards, presi- the students, teachers, and other club members to perform a significant ser- vice for the school. The Clean-up Day idea won third place in district competition among F.T.A. clubs. This organization, working through the Y.M.C.A., is more active in the com- munity than in the school. The club, sponsored by Mr. Dillman, works with other clubs throughout the state in the Youth and Government program. Af- ter studying governmental procedures and Congres- sional law-making proces- ses, members drafted a bill and presented it to hi-y resentatives then took the bill to the state convention in Austin. Mr. Dillman . . . loses Officers: Ted Trumps, chaplain, Tim Mercier, treasurery Pat Barbee, president, Richard Litton, vice president. Tommy Shelton, Steve McKennon, Ted Trumps, Harry Thompson, Keddy Merbott, Jim Congdon, Jack Yoakum, Tom Cooper, Pat Barbee, Richard Litton, Bill Seale, Tim Mercier, Mark Dee, Biff Cutbirth. the local council. Two rep- The club's basketball team participated in a league affiliated with the Red Shield Boy's Club. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to acquaint its members with governmental pro- cesses, to provide boys with an opportunity to work with others, and to develop strong character. The team progressed to the regional meet in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Pat Barbee, president Doris Walker, Wayne McHatton, Sallie Whiteside, Janis Ross, Margie Miller, Judy Hintz, Virginia Simmons, Jidy Kibby, Mardi Jones, Joanne Germani, Helen Peek- aboo, Dana Firtsch, Tim Redding l maulzr-uma MALI ornnawonm texas c ub Laurie McCallum, Linda Littlefield, Pat Burns, Carla Woodard, Mr. Ferguson I leadership of Mrs. Nettie Barnes and Mrs. Martha ue Junior Historians undertook many worthy proi- luding the making of a redwood sign for the Tehau- metery and the donating of a set of Spanish Docu- Early Texas History to the San Jacinto Chapter of hter of the Republic of Texas. the activities of the club were field trips to the able Houses and the Little Thicket Outdoor Nature nctuary. The president and her escort served at Houston's Annual Memorial Birthday Party and in officers and sponsors attended the State conven- The Texas History Club is also responsible -K of Texas books and Junior Historian Mag- W' the school library' Mrs. Nettie Barnes and Mrs. Martha Fensch HISTORY Minerva Firmaglick, Linda Bass, Linda Jacobs, Connie Glass, Gale Cauley, Lorraine Girard, Cathy Cole, Linda Luster, Jim arnolaflarry ballard, barbie barnum, iudy blair, georgianna bookman, mary grace bynum, bill carroll, marianne carson, mary ann castles, andrea chase, chris collier, mike congdon, iim connally, pat crabb, hal crasthivait, chris danziger, sheldon dimon, susan doyle, mike dreesen, bob-vice president dreesen, tom fisher, iudy glover, mary gough, warren gross, sandra haas, iack hamilton, trey hardin, iack harian, peggy hawkinson, chris hingle, iane hurd, candy iacobs, ioanna iames, dianna-treasurer karr, karolyn kinney, harry Iandon, brooks laverty, diane leon, susan-secretary mcdowell, pat moore, roland murphy, stuart muska, carl newsom, peggy nicholson, ann nfneal, ian orenberg, david palmer, beverly palmer, charles poizner, ierrold reynolds, harriet rider, debbie riggins, becky robbins, rita silverstein, rosemary stone, kathie strashun, arnold I, Claudius, wrapped in sheets of time, speak of the Latin Club-five times posed for Carillon pictures, of the Latin Club- studying the coliseum, Little Joe and his horsy horse, of the Latin Club kids In sheets, of the Latin Club-Mrs Robertson, the last Roman. latin club swords, danny trenchard, mike weston peter tatar, curtis van amburgh venlta wollner Iane thomas, iimmy werme, pam-president wcodman lane tillinghost, iane -anie Robbie Clark Gail Drayton Vice President Treasurer 'ma Laison, Roberta Buhl, ge Avent, Robin Miller, Rob- Saston, Susan Spights, Janis 't, Paul Ammons, Susan An- fs, Dale Cartwright, Gary fway, Rhonda La Borde, Beth Dwen, Leland Fan, Barbara l. Robin Mille r, President. Mrs. Caroline Case, sponsor. red cross Training in first aid and disaster techniques is the qualification needed for membership in the Red Cross club. This knowledge ena- bled members to give aid during emergencies. Members helped to brighten the holiday sea- son of many children by making and filling stockings and assisting with Voices From Home records to send overseas. They also held a party for the children at the Rehabili- tation Center and the Rusk Settlement. -hard Nunn Butch Funches Danny Lyons k Giles Don Kemper rette Gaudin Brooks Landon 1 Elkins Koussaii Abdel-Razzak lnard Bentch Bob Graham Thomas Thompson o Dreesen n, in this bonnie institution there exists a group of truly sterling knights- Key Club, a profoundly distinguished aggregation of noblemen as- nbled on the basis of scholarship, leadership, honor, and character. it upright gentleman, Sir John Clyburn, is the head of this most royal key le assembly. the autumn of the year of our Lord, 1963 A.D., baskets of roots, herbs, ley, and ale were dispersed among the serfs of our wide kingdom. :l, too, a leadership banquet was given in Bellaire's mead hall, honor- the heads of all our empirical clubs. These fair lads were truly hon- d and graciously bestowed upon. n, in the spring, knights and lords descended upon the venerable walls, ring tidings of their various services. On this Career Day, Bellaire's kers of knowledge partook of the breadfruit that disclosed the myriads onportunities awaiting those who graduate from institutions. Truly, this a the most outstanding, beneficial action of the Bellaire Key Club. key club Alton Allen Chuck Norman Peters Ricky Hu Elliot Gerstenhaber Charles Ken Johnson I6 Jimmy Wilson Jimmy Kelly Thomas Thompson l'll get this, you bought ' Kidd, Treasurer n Henderson, vice president John Clyburn, sponsor ry Arnold, president Jg Riden, secretary Curtis Tatar Sieve Hanks Scott Grivas Winnie Chapman Richard Symonds Don Kelso Ralph Faikenberg Dick Evans Mike Wilson Mark Jenkins Howard Feinstein Eric Haufrecf Hank Bussa Kim Bloom Let hearse put you in the rider's seaf Nell Moulden, Susi Smith, Meryl Slipakoff, Dennis Laxion, Kim Bloom, Jan Snyder, Rinette sh, Sharon Volosim, George Riddle, Vivian Hurd, Pat Palmer. I8 Mrs. Lanelle Donaldson, Sponsor Mrs. Pearl Wilson Dennis Laxton, president, Cece Shmitt, rian, Susi Smith, secretary. George Riddle, lreasurer: Mary N e l I Moulend, vice president. John Cullen, John Willis, Cece Shmitt, Ann Jabson. Yes, this is the pocket edition of Joseph Conrad. Laxton, Chris Hawkinson, Carol Yeager, Paulette Cullen, Marlowe Barbara Reinhan son, Teddy Klastorin, Niki Dean, Judy Lester, Sandy Blakeway, Lance , Becky Gilmore, Ruth Crouch, Pat Rainer. Laura Kopasz Among the unheralded heroes of Bellaire's student society are the young men and women who comprise the Library' Audio- Visual Club. These are the boys who handle all the visual and audio equipment that classes require. ln addition to the machinery obligation, the Club also handles the library display window which shows different as- pects of Bellaire at work. The Club staged the Circus of Books which displayed the library's new collection of books. Members also sold book covers and magazines. Besides representing Bellaire on its homeland, the A-V Club represented the high school at different cities in Texas. Also acting representatives, the Club played host to schools from the Houston and Gulf Coast area. In February, Bellaire again played host to all the schools in the state at the State Convention held in the Rice Hotel. library audio-visual ll9 ' fi -12, i Members: Carrie Adair, David Alsobrook, Nancy Gaetz, Mary Ann Carson V 1 lv. Members: Candy Hurd, Cindy Faiks, Decle Colwell, Carl Giles, Leslie Wallis Dr. Robert E. Holland, co-sponsor Members: A. J. Friedman, Beverly Washburn, Mike Kinsey Members: Linda Kirklen, Ann Jackson, Howard Berg l Russell Silverstein, vice president, Jane Bell, president, Miss Whitten, sponsor, Pat Hutchens, secretary, Criss Crosthwait, Lotus Leong, parliamentarian. Tag Young, Ann Lucas, Nancy Axelrod, Suelen Palmer, Phyllis McDonald Members Sally Laxton Suzi Smith Providing a look at the medical field and getting its members acquainted with people of the medical professions are the main purposes of the Medical Careers Club. The club visited a dental college and also John Sealy Hospital in Galveston. This year's guest speakers included a general practitioner, an exchange nurse from England, and a dentist originally from Germany. The lectures were reviewed afterward in group discussions. Along with their sponsor, Miss Whitten, the school nurse, the club also had as co-sponsor Dr. Robert E. Holland, a psychiatrist from the Veterans' Hospital. The club also participated in the Thanksgiving Food Drive by filling a basket with food. At Christmas the members gave a John McKusker party for the residents of an old folks home. Dennis Laxton, Mark Spain, Norman Peters, Neal Rachlin. Middle: Wargo, Russell Silverstein, Wayne McCullough, Richard Galla- Mike Brown. Bottom: Margaret Willburn, Helen Farfel, Marlowe Marilyn Fine. Top: Curtis Tatar, Neal Rachlin, Nancy Friedlander, Nancy Schwarz, Art Kidd. Middle: Ralph Falkenburg, Roselyn Bell, David Zarefsky, Gay Yellen, Steve Wilson, Sharon Maginnis, Dianne Hardie. Bottom: Steve Hanks, Rosemary Thomas, Ann Bradford. Top: Carolyn Heafer, Jackie Frank, Ann Ehlers, Susan Riley, Mary Atkinson. Middle: Muriel Melcher, Beverly Enderle, Pat Curry, David Sproul. Bottom: Sandy Blake- way, Carol Yaeger, Gail Drayton. national honor society Recognizing outstanding students is the purpose of BelIaire's National Honor Society. Twice a year a faculty committee selects new stu- dents who qualify for membership on the basis of scholarship, char- acter, leadership, and service. Selection for membership in the National Honor Society is the high- est honor Bellaire confers on its students. Senior Members: Laney Adams, Al- ton Allen, Bill Anawaty, Jerry Ar- nold, Mary Atkinson, Roselyn Bell, Sandy Blakeway, Ann Bradford, Mike Brown, Susan Burks, John Burnett, Pat Curry, Gail Drayton, Ann Ehlers, Beverly Enderle, Ralph Falkenburg, Helen Farfel, Betty Officers: Top: Doug Riden, Susan Burks, Charles Palmer. Bottom: Becky Rosenburg, Rosalind Frank, Sallie Lancaster. l22 Fournace, Marilyn Fine, Jackie Frank, Rosalind Frank, Nancy Fried- lander, Richard Gallager, Steve Hanks, Dianne Hardie, Carolyn Hea- fer, Betsy Henley, Joan Hudson, Ken Johnson, Art Kidd, Sallie Lan- caster, Dennis Laxton, Sharon Ma- ginnis, Wayne McCullough, Martha Carstens, Nancy Ford, Jim Marrow, Muriel Melcher, Charles Palmer, Norman Peters, Neal Rachlin, Susan Randall, Janis Richardson, Doug Riden, Susan Riley, Terry Robbins, Becky Rosenburg, Jack Ruchelman, Vickie Sanders, Nancy Schwarz, Mark Spain, David Sproul, Russell Silverstein, Curtis Tatar, Rosemary Thomas, Francis Wargo, Sallie White- side, Margaret Willbern, Steve Wil- son, Carol Yaeger, Gay Yellen, David Zarefsky. nodern lance rch year members of e Modern Dance Club Bellaire attend the ouston High School 'mposium at Sam Hous- n State College. Well :own in the Bellaire -ea, the members often trform at school and mmunity affairs. e Modern Dance Club fers to qualified girls opportunity to excel dance and composi- mn. Under the leader- ip of Miss Mary Mar- Lappe, the girls ate and perform, rning to express their Iings through musical ds. ---.-m.,.--..--- Vlckl Sanders, president, D'lngianni, vice presi- Miller, secretarydreas- Top row: Shirley Rogers, Bebs Bullock, Jane Shilfreen, Joyce Davidoff. Middle row: Vicki Sanders, Gail Isaacson, Sandy Morris, Marcia Sondock, Mallory Hoffman. Third row: Mary Grace Bookman, Jeannie Jones, Linda Nolte, Helena Lerner, Sheryl Tapper. Top row: Eleanor Ozmun, Pam Freeman, Cynthia Eden, Lauren Evans. Middle row: Ellen Lozo, Sandy Brennan, Sharon Volosin, Judy Miller, Schansa D'lngianni. Bottom row: Roxanne Roderick, Suzy Sher, Sharon Beck, Raye Hurwitz, Sandra Scott. r Miss Mary Martha Lappe, Sponsor -LL ik QE Jfficers: Bill Henderson, coach, Catherine Clews, secretary, Nancy Pritchard, hisloriang lick Symonds, treasurer, David Zarefsky, vice president, Ralph Falkenberg, president lid you say, Gold . . . water? the Group Vlr. Bill Henderson, coach Bernard Gerber, Bill Anawary, Frank Goldberg, Susa Did you say, Gold . . . water? Leon, lone Gray. Z4 E national forensic league One organization which has given Bellaire the reputation of a growing, moving school is the Bellaire chapter of the Na- tional Forensic League. Not only winning high individual awards and total sweep- stakes awards in Houston competition, the NFL also swept tournaments in Oklahoma and Louisiana. Bellaire's chapter of the N.F.L. sponsored the largest speech tournament in the na- tion. More than sixty high schools and colleges from the Southwest and other areas were represented, with over one thousand contestants taking part in every kind of speech and dramatic competition. Mr. Henderson is faculty sponsor and coach. R'-'Baer FGCY 'sy - xg F.. l Q Li? c Hr ' l 9, Tim Hanak, Ken Waldman, Lance Lalor, Alton Allen, Dvosha Cullick, Johnny Marshal, Ricki Gerger, Jean Whileyman. trophy winners Ruth Davidson, Steve Forman, Susan Vogelfang, Vivian Fox, Muriel Colin. Lenore Kamion, Martha Rainey, Kathy Noland, Bobby Schaffer, Dennis Phillips. l25 l President Jane Bell and sponsor Mr. Issac Carter rodeo club Hayrides, trail rides, and western dances provide the entertainment for Bellaire's Rodeo Club. These energetic cowpokes were present at the Bellaire Annual Youth Day Parade. Members also rode in the Houston Fat Stock Show and Rodeo. With Mr. Issac Carter as spon- sor, club members planned many west- ern activities, including a western dance in February. Officers: Tinka Pressly, Jane Bell, Robert Gerber, Patricia Anderson, Linda Tracey, Kathy Young FFFSF VOW: Linda TFBCBYI Jane Bell, Geri Hohlf, Tlnkii Pfe55lY1 Kathy Young, Carla Woodard. Fourth row: Ralph Cole, BeCl4Y Russell, Margie scent Second 'CWI MV- Cafleff H0llY Toni Beech, Diane Maxwell, Christina Ristow, Mary Ann Bl-'Tk' Rfibeff Gerber, Lana Whlilng- Thffd POW: PUSY MOV' Cavanaugh. Fifth row: Bobby Barstow, Dan Keen, Hank genstern, Mary Berryman, Barbara Willis, Terry Tracey, gyrd, Bobb B t , D' M - Hank Byrd, Geri Hohlt, Dan Keen well.Y ers ow lane ax Retta Wallis Annette Griffith Margie Scott Terry Tracey Kathy Young Lana Whiting Patsy Morganstern Tim Redding Mary Ann Cavanaugh Barbara Willis Toni Beech Ralph Cole ficers: Jay Rust, Betsy Schnatterer, Sponsor J. M. nndstetter, Tamara Hammond, Phillip Bayles. Seated: vid Sproul. row: Jay Rust, Hilda Radcliff, Cathy Mills, rsha Hall, Harryette Brock. Second row: Julie nond, Glennell McLaughlin, Philip Bayles, Kar- Lord, Yvonne Doolen. Third row: Grey Arnold, 'n Miller, Herb McDaniel, James Mobly. Fourth v: Rick Logan, Doug Duryea, Richard Wilkes, vid Sproul. Fifth row: John Hazen, Russell verstein, Bill Hunt. at row: Patsy Tults, Tamara Hammond, Betsy inatterer, Rosemary Silverstein. Second row: nk McClenny, Dee Knight, Sam Napier, Leslie nean. Third row: Diane Obenhaus, Connie ttf, Karen McCool, Gardener Johnston. First row: Steve Buxbaum, Virginia Marshall, Steve Wilson. Second row: Martha Cox, Susan Curran, Susie Hersch. Top: Peter Mann. orchestra Bellaire's orchestra pro- vides music for many of the s c h o o I auditorium programs. 1111 Co-operating with band members, Bellaire's or- chestra made and sold records of the school alma mater and 'fight song. Part of their service to the school included play- ing for the senior grad- uation exercises and for the P.T.A. Orchestra members also took part in the annual solo contest, at Johnston Jr. High School, and an area concert at the Music Hall. ' 5 QKQQ Ricki Gerger, Sponsor, Mike Mitelman, Battalion S-2, 3 Marilyn Fine, Sponsor, John Keller, Battalion S-1, 4 Maior Willard, Lieutenant Colonel Wroten, Lieutenant Colonel Carstarphen Sponsor-Diana Klem national defense cadet corps National Defense Cadet Corps strives to teach the cadets leadership, marksmanship, drill, map and aerial photo reading, and use of weapons. Twice each year the corps is inspected by Federal Officers of the Fourth Army. The drill platoon and rifle team participate in year-round competition. The corps traditionally takes part in the city-wide final review at the completion of the school year. This year, honors were bestowed upon Wayne McCul- lough, outstanding third year cadet in the city. A trip to Huntsville and the All-City Military Ball constitute two important events in the year's activities. The cadets also sponsor the Miss Merry Christmas dance. Sergeant-Maior Mike Shea, Sponsor, Arlene Pepper-not pictured. 1 ce v eff -I Mm ' A. - X- z,W , 1 .- i- weiig, I 1 - X' . f If Tk e N A wif-'lei . LJ .5 . 1 in? ? wh? L.- 'Y 3,454 for 'SF M fe 5'5- e - i a , ,f we ' ra -1, .1 at - f53' iL 521' a -5 , 1 ,M Q Y 3 ?a1.zfS'?1 A51 we L .1 , ei sggqig eff' 527113 , gig' .gr Qi'-6:55- ii-I.' 1 if 5 5 ' -LL ffl 'QQQ Q -if , n 'n 1 V- ' . lipain-Battalion Commander Cooper, Billy Irvine. Roig, Mike Shea- 'S Command- A Rifle Team: Standing: Sponsor Mary Hahn, Captain Wayne McCullough, Raymond Yin, Adviser Lt. Col. Carstarphen. Kneeling: Larry Bynum, Marty Jamison, Mark Spain, Ricky Gallager. B Rifle Team: Standing: Sponsor Mary Hahn, Alfred Kelly, Joe McWilliams, Adviser Lt. Col. Carstarphen, Mike Rappman, Craig Campbell, Richard Womack. Ervin Goldstein, Craig Campbell. third year cadet in the city-Wayne Drum and Fife Corps: Standing: Commander Chuck Woodruff, Barry Herzog, Mike Jones, Danny Epperson. Kneeling: Raymond Yin, Erik Weibel, Keith Romig, no-nfwm. , WEEKS 1 5 r X , ,' b..:. K 'f X1 if RIFLES F fp vk 1 M, Q - , , Ss myx T K tx.. Q 3 Q Q QQ? 'if ,z iff 1 'SX' F X. NK Q. 3 il x L 1 A ff. .J bf' 'sig 31 .K :GNN ,ff -M x is ., 1 '1-R W www 'lie xx gs ,W ,Qsa ' no Company Commander- ' Gallager Sponsor-Mary Hahn 'ompany - First Platoon: Jw: Jim Keen, Bill Fischer, t Hand, Ray Mathews, f Hoffman, Alan White, Spain, Marty Jamison, Pat , Joe King, Mark Levine. row: Mike Dean, Rudie , Chris Roehl, Ed King, Shehane, Roy Mathews. A Company Commander- Mike Brown B Company-Second Platoon: Back row: Arnold Wernick, Ken Meyers, Mike Black. Sponsor-Susan Sfekin Mike Blum, Larry Bynum, Lee Schlanger, Front row: Scott Seaman, Mark Gold, Bill Keith Romig, Bruce Yaeger, Claude Shehane, Wycoff, Ronnie Tom, Marty Jamison. I33 A Company: Sfanding: Manny Bgdner, Alfred Kelly, Gruner, Ronnie Tom, Earle McCants. Front row: Bill George Riddle, John Lunsford, Bruce Tarbet, Bill Albert Mike l-lei-Upmanf Jerrold Pcllnef, -'Olin MOSES' Hughes, John VanZandt, Frank McClenny, Mabry Tyson, Ralph Phillips: Kelfh Romlgf Mike GVHYI Miffln Kefner, Robert Gaston, Roy McDonald, George Glass, Aaron Ker1SChme1tef- Miss Elizabeth Lee Annette Griffith With the offering of a course in Russian again this year after several years absence, Bellaire stu- dents discovered a new cultural interest and or- I ganized the Russian Club to augment their language study through a deepen- ing knowledge of Russian. Two other high schools have ioined with Bellaire in forming a troika to lead ' student interest in Russia. The Cardinal chapter has visited a Russian exhibit and has seen a production of Three Sisters, by Anton Chekov. John Moses, Leon Nelkin, Jane Bell, Carol Mattern, Roxanne Roderick, Wayne McCullough, Melinda Wagner, Ellen Lozo, Pat Curry, Eric Weir. Pat Curry Jane Bell pat curry eric weir iane bell roxanne roderick annette griffith waltrip student peter empke steve hanks waltrip student wayne mc cullough carol mattern dana fertsch Steve Hanks russian club Microbiology, criminology, nuclear physics, higher degree mathematics-such esoteric topics as these, ranging in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, and mathe- matics are presented by guest lecturers to the members of the Science Club. Through these lectures, and the subsequent discussions, the club strives to stimulate interest in careers involving mathematics and the sciences. Mrs. Alice Johnson is the faculty sponsor and co-ordinator of the club. Mrs. Alice Johnsen, sponsor Mr. Oscar A. Sarabia Mr. Harmon Watts Becky Rosenburg, Steve Rumble, Sam Law, Peter Hirsch, Pam EMIMCCBMS Clayton, Teddy Klastorin, Francis Wargo, Cece Schmitt, Alton Francis Wargo Allen-president. Jean Weir Dan Busch Alton Allen Andrea Roever Joe Thrash, Ronnie Mintz, David Cotlar, Jack Magids Qkneelingl, Lee Norris, Russell Silverstein, Jean Weir, Jean Wileyman, Billy Hutchinson, Barbara Buhl. science l35 ,N 1 Jw A 'IQ daily newspaper is a rarity among high school circles, it Bellaire is fortunate enough to have the iournalism epartment's publication, The Three Penny Press. Tuesday rough Friday, students may buy this compact collection current events, student witticisms, and important an- muncements for the nominal sum of three cents. One of ilIaire's principal media of Communication, the T.P.P. has 'en been known to contain an occasional profound tid- t of philosophical wisdom. l three penny press Stuart Murphy Ricki Gergerg Roselyn Bell, Michelle Moore, Jane Bell. ker, Editor, Arnold Shelby, Helen Mrs. Bngbee Tom McHenry, Arnold Shel- by, Susan Dimon. Don Kelso, Shirley Bigbee, sponsor, Bill Heathcotty Harvey Zinn. if-fu E are K 23513 W KW fi! if A .W cg' M .iw - ' 'Q .446 -' ls - V B , S .- u f ' F3 'P ' fax . A :wk - . Ex -x --,1..,,,':,,-: f :L T, 'N if - '44, Ag K 5. z,... f-3g3g,5,::.5,Q---ff , , A T. , 1 I -1' ' iza-if-ly 'N gf. K W - Q, JS m . x ,Q K My w Ef 5PGnish national honor Society Ann Bradford Marianna Pool Cece Schmidt Muriel Melcher i Mrs. Marian Webb i Mrs. Diamantina Suarez Mrs. Julia Tabery Front row: Judy Gohlke, Nancy Friedlander, Muriel Muelcher, Bobette De Lay. Second row: Bill Stovall, Nancy Goldstein, Diane Morales, Diane Danvers, Judy Garrett, Laura Smith, Arden Remy, Mary Schmitt, Susan Riley, Michelle Moore. Third row: Patty Richards, Betty De John, Larry Cramer, James Teague, Mark Jenkins, David Wisenburg, Pam Wells, Ervin Fisch, Marilyn Patterson, Bill Hunt. r- 1 Top row 2 Marrian Merriman A Alleyne Edmonds Elizabeth McKeever Bottom row Barbara Ward Bonnie Harwood Betsy Ellis Carol Finfrock Patti Jo Allen Diane Robinson Linda Luster Marsha Belcher Kneeling Burns Vick W F -A J if-i l An organization for Spanish speaking, the Spanish National Honor Society strives to increase the student's knowledge of the language and to promote good will through understanding. To become a member of this honorary group one must have a good record and fluency in the language. This fluency was used in Septem- ber when Operation Amigo went into effect. The sale of Operation Amigo buttons plus an important organizational part in the program was a function of the club. Other activities include a panel discussion by people who use Spanish in their iobs, a Spanish hootenanny, and a celebration of the Spanish holiday, Cinco de Mayo. Maria'n Merriman l39 e Clark, Bill Rollman Woods, Sharon Giles Pam Wells' presldenl los cordinoles Los Cardinales seeks to give the Spanish-speaking students in- sight into the culture and cus- toms of our Latin neighbors. In recent months the club has listened to speakers relate per- sonal or vicarious experiences in Latin America. Club Parties and a Christmas banquet helped members become better ac- quainted with each other. Los Cardinales is an active organi- zation which strives to widen its members' knowledge of the affairs and attitudes of Spanish- speaking countries. This knowl- edge was increased when Op- eration Amigo began, Spanish Club members were the inter- preters. Jan Snyder, Janie Leimgrubler, Virginia Rodriguez, Jim Curry, Marianne Krpec, Joanne German: Suzanne Speights Larry Eversole Kathy Alsobrook Carl Clements Mrs. Moore Mrs. Solis Judy Seybesma 40 Carolyn Cabness i - it ' , Winken, Blinken and Gonzales Top: Diane Danvers, Franceil Linton, Laura Swigart, Nancy Mayo, Judy Kott, Patti Ridgeway, Caroline Benner, Penny Kennon, Paula Kluthe, Susan Chimene. Bottom: Dede Coldwell, Kathy Redman, ltze Del Castillo, Jan Stevenson, Phyllis Rocklen, Barbara Binder, Rose Anne Martin. Mrs. Zora Gaines provides ad- vice and instruction for the Belles o' Yarn. This year's major proiect was an afgan, the com- bined efforts of all members. Individual projects included sweaters, scarves, and socks. Carol Lane belles o' yarn Julie Cohen Mrs. Gaines, Sponsor. aident-Vice President, Julie Cohen, Secretary-Treasurer, Carol ai Public Relations, Karen Biggs. X 1, .f ,,,g Q, ig. My ' N ,,:- We :gi X i. a f X1 I QF ,pn R4 5 5 -. :ig LN' av Qfws, 'Sify . 'elji X 19.501 Xi' . a S Q-.u. 4 5 YJ Ii Ozmun, co-chairmanp Je Q , N 3 1 in .+ i sg? , mu W 2 1:95 uddy Townsen- Qi .4 . as i 4 - , Q - .f 8 E Tinka Pressly- Su .A ..f. 1 L, Q H if Chairman, Frank Kelly, Molly Miller Election and Rules Committee: Jane Bell, Bill Hunt, Co-Chairman, Nancy Craddock, C student council Some win, some lose. roiects Committee: Betsy Rice, Peggy Sloan, Co-Chairman, Judy Ferguson, Bob Mac- rer, Cindy Jacobs, Co-Chaimanp Mike Cagney, Pat Monaghan Representing Bellaire's student body, the elected members of the student council play an important role in both the scholastic and in the extracurricular aspects of Bell- aire. The council's main purpose is to co- ordinate all school activities and conduct all school elections. This year the council created a new plan for school unity which may benefit Bell- aire for many years to come. ln the in- formal atmosphere of an early morning breakfast, the council brought together the school administrators with the president of all prominent school clubs to discuss problems common to the entire student body and to present possible solutions for them. Greeting the amigos at the airport, the council helped host the Venezuelans through- out their two week visit, presenting each of them with copies of the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and the American flag. The student council continued the an- nual clean-up and charity proiects, which had proved so successful last year. beverly enderle cheerleaders don henderson susan riley There he is: get him! lynne beavers robin miller, head cheerleader art kidd I47 ons why as Cards' ground Bussa puis clamps on Bulldog back football! Dyess gaihers in important pass. Do you know why the elephant has . Wonder if they're tear-away. The Line-up Wilson gallops through Aldine. scoreboard Bellaire O PT. Arthur 16 Bellaire 18 Milby 14 Bellaire 7 Aldine 6 Bellaire 6 Reagan 7 Bellaire 14 Waltrip 6 Bellaire 21 San Jac 6 Bellaire 19 Austin 20 Bellaire 28 Jones 27 Bellaire 30 Lamar 6 Bellaire 7 Westbury O Bellaire 7 Waltrip 14 Hard hitting took its usual ioll as Hank Bussa is shaken Brooks Mike McConnel Scott Grivas fullback guard Al Barvm end early El Once again the Bellaire Cardinals opened up against a tough Port Arthur team. For three quar- ters the Cards played head to head with the Jack- ets but tired and finally subdued to a score of 16-0. lj Bellaire redeemed itself a week later with an 18-14 thriller over Milby. guard Lanny Cramer guard season unsteadiness Joe Rughtmeyer guard Piston-legged Dyess grinds tackler Spirits were high! Marty Merical fullback Dusty Marshall halfback The following week found Aldine pitted the 1-1 Cardinals. ln the 7-6 win, Bellaire We med evewone B'q a e'baCk' drives. However, our favorite football team dropped next game to Reagan by the same 7-6 score. a tough Mike McConnel and Jon Mul- defense which twice thwarted long Mus- WGS OVeI'C0l11e Hank Bussa 'J N h a lfback N 0 'tex Steve Hanks guard Ric Hall end Steve Martin guard Chuck Ehrhardt tackle Marshall turns it on. Russ Reichert tackle Jay Yarter guard Bull Stlce end and and bless Lamar for beating Austin. Jim Byrd tackle Richard Lewellen halfback Doug Bernard fullback El The following week found Bellaire against a inning Waltrip team. The Cards ground out a 14-6 in on the strength of Ronnie Newhouse's arm and a e interception by Marty Merical which he returned Dicky Freeman end r a touchdown. Q Next, Bellaire played the Bears of San Jacinto d plastered them by a score of 21-6. ledto... Mike Dyess Mike Wilson halfback halfback Rod Seidel quarterback lr Might know someone got locked .........-..-ww-ff Frank Thomas end Scott Haber y Mills center repeat of Mike Capps fullback Ronnie Collins tackle end El All was not lost after the Austin game as the Birds bounced back with a key 28-27 decision over the up-and-down Jones Falcons. Soon a unique turn of events came about and four teams, including Bellaire, had a good shot at the title as all contenders had lost at least one game. Ed Fowler center Richard Smith halfback Bob Sheffield center Rusty Thompson end Ronnie Newhouse quarterback :lA hungry Bellaire team showed up at Delmar that cold, y night to face Lamar. ,The Lamar students looked on in or ancl couldn't mudder a sound as they witnessed 'er's Last Stand in reverse. Bellaire hatcheted the Skins a score of 30-6. Standouts in this game were many, one in particular played the outstanding game by a ston schoolboy this year. That schoolboy wa-s Mike Mc- nell. The last step in quest of the zone championship Westbury, which Bellaire edged by a score of 7-O, creat- a three-way tie with Austin and Lamar. l Because of the point spread system, Bellaire represented a I in the city playoffs. lt was a rematch of the earlier 'rip game. This time, however, the tables were turned the Cards suffered a heartbreaking 14-7 defeat. After ting zone the past two years, Coach Sullivan can again forward to a contender next year. zone championship. Alan Aaronstein guard Andy Kyzar Jimmy Demoss tackle halfback Bobby Sanders end l55 iunior varsity lj Under the able leadership and coaching of Jean Hillin, the Bellaire Junior Varsity had an out- standing year in which they finished second in dhtdct con1peHHon. These Fdday aHernoon he- roes worked hard all year and are pointing to spring training when many of them will grad- uate to Coach Sullivan's varsity squad. lj If the quality of these boys is any indication, next year's varsity should be outstanding. If l press hard enough I may get a dimple. Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire back breaks for long gamer scoreboard Milby Aldine Reagan Waltrip San Jac Austin Jones Lamar Westbury f i Priebie, Clarke, Owens, Grafius, Donohoe. Oliver, Roberts, Owens, Wooten, Trueman, Schlief. Second: Coble, King, Colvin, Terrel, Cohen, Bass, Perritte. H . . . i : . . l , : oller, Reddig, Robmson, Gough, White, York Fourth Hillen, Ryder, Crocky, Urech, Lewis, Capps Fifth Shelby, 14 18 20 O 6 12 18 14 8 sophomore team lj Coming over fresh from Junior High School, the Bellaire Sophomore Team compiled an amazing record. These boys apparently had little trouble making the iump. CI Behind the inspiring play of such hosses as Gideon, Hardy, Pressley, and Barton, they compiled a record of 7 wins and only 2 losses. Hughes, Hardy, Yarte'r, Barton, Williams, Hughes, Anderson, Cutworth, LaRobadier, Williams. Sec- Wells, Ferguson, Gideon, Pressley, Lester, Garcia, Soileau, Russell, Lyons. Third: Wooten, Franks, 4ley, Lopez, Watson, Frank, Collier, Gough, Stein, McKeever. Fourth: Knoblauch, Sturdley, Couch, stein, Wilson, Claiburn, Blankenship, Walker, Lyle. ellaire ellaire ellaire ellaire ellaire ellaire ellaire ellaire ellaire scoreboard 12 Aldine O 12 So. Houston I4 42 St., Pius O 29 Galveston 22 34 Mt. Carmel O Jones O 19 St. Thomas 7 26 Lamar 6 O So. Houston 6 Justin Time barely makes it off field. Doug Beatty senior guard Mad scene following Austin victory. Scofeboafd basketball begins CI Epitaph for the 1963-64 basketball season: The team that was-wasn't. The team never quite seemed to pull together. Many injuries contributed to the rather disap- pointing season such as bad backs, blisters, and numerous ankle sprains. Cl Coached by possibly the top basketball mentor in the city, Henry Lyle, Bellaire did manage to bring back second place trophies at the Victoria, Pasadena, and Jay- cee tournaments. Randy Thompson senior guard Carroll Bonneau, iunior forward Carey Sloan, senior forward Randy Tinsley, iunior forward Coach flanked by outside gunners. Carroll Bonneau, Carey Sloan, and Randy Thompson. with promise against Austin. I was Cyril Cenfipede. . . . and then you shake it all about. I59 . . . The Benbhboysl Dick Gage dy Tinsley, Teddy Swigart. iunior guard Sturm, Bill Holmes, Doug Beatty, Dick Gage. Bill Holmes senior forward Paul Stafford iunior center The Cat awes players with fancy move. and is Teddy Swigart senior forward D ei Dee eg 1 E l Jerry Osborne senior center Dennis Smith sophomore center Front: Paul Stafford, Dennis Smith. Back: manager Jack Haas, Jerry Osborne, Lee Tynes, train- er Arnold Shelby. Tim Sturm iunior center Cl The district race started off optimistically with three straight wins over Lamar, San Jacinto, and Westbury, but then hopes for a second straight zone title faltered with successive losses to Austin and Jesse Jones. lj The second round of zone was similar to the first except for one outstanding difference. The Cards snapped the 31 game winning streak of Austin on a last second free throw by this humble sports editor. lj Bellaire finished third in the zone and fourth in over-all City standings with a 26-IO record. ' with regret Lee Tynes Bench Boys: Encore! sophomore center Ibl First: Coach Charley Olson, George Hughes, Bob Chapman, Terry Bounds. Second: David Elkin, Bill Healey, Mike Allums, Jack Jasen. Third: Tommy Thompson, Harvey Zinn, Steve Leatherwood, Jack Monoseth. Bellaire 36 Lamar 57 76 San Jac 39 37 Westbury 20 42 Austin 45 37 Jones 44 50 Lamar 32 57 San Jac 3'l 35 Westbury 33 41 Austin 38 30 Jones 46 iunior varsity E Following the pattern set by the varsity, big things were also expected from Charley Olson's iunior var- sity. They started oft the season with a rousing nine straight victories before fi- nally being derailed. Finding district a little tougher than pre-season games, they ta- pered ott to a 6-4 recorclf lj Many of these boyi will help to bolster Mr. Lyle's varsity next year. Dow Hamm, Scot Morgan, Arnold Mike Lorne, Larry Hawke, Bob Mike Goolsby, Julius Boros, Davis, Ken Colwell, John Hinrichs, ess - Tom Jenkins, Charlse Champ, Ed Furgol, Robert Wingfield. Sitting: Mike Brien, Scott Hodgson, Billy Kisler, Billy Gough, Robert Gates, Roger Swanson. golf lj At the time the book went to press, the Bellaire golf team was off to a good start by win- ning second at the Beaumont tournament. Dow Hamm finished second in the medalist category. lj Every day Coach Scat Sul- livan's boys ventured off to var- ious golf courses for the day's practice rounds. L Dwayne Davis Robert Gates Coach- Scat Sullivan Roger Swanson I63 swimming receives pre-race instructions. swimming tea m enioyed the situation of having two different s this year. Mr. Leppard was re- ible for getting the team into shape. rgan, his mid-term replacement, the team through competition. aced by freestyler Bobby Graham utterfly expert Tim O'Rourke, Bell- as easily the class of the city. At e of printing, the swimmers were eated in city competition which in- victories over usually powerful Co-Captains Tim O'Rourke and Bobby Graham. Lamar, Waltrip, Jones, and Milby. The only team to take the measure of Bellaire was Memorial, who was considered the top team in the state. E Besides winning meets, the Cards also managed to set a state record in the 200 yd. freestyle relay and a city mark in the medley. lj Coach Organ and his boys are eagerly awaiting the state meet and an- other chance at Memorial. lilfilrl KBlSlVeI'T, Mike Riddle, 5UiCl1 FUHCHSSS, Steve Tayler, Norman Peter, Jim Hagood, Johm Rowland, Terry Brown, Ted vberts, Ken Johnsvn, Richard Wilkes, Rod Broeshe, Tommy Donnelly. Third: Bill Davis, Rusty Poole, Glen Cambell, Gil Reeves, d, Rick Grey, Nicky Sample. Second: David Boyles, Steve Rob McCreary, Rusty Werme, Jay Fenberg, Mabrey Tyson, Tim Pavl Meyers, Geoff Smith, Bobby Graham, Mike HBl'I'lS, O'Rourke, Bob Hardy, Ricky Hurst, Marvin Turkman. John Rowland exhibits a butterfly. Bellaire back-Stroker outdistances Waltrip rival. Ted Donnelly discovers too late that pool is empty. Mr. Don Leppard Coach Organ explains Donnelly's fate l65 iaseball 3 Out to make it six district champion- iips in a row was this year's varsity iseball team. At the time the book went press Coach Ray Knoblauch was again :timistic over the chances of a repeat City, and also another state tourna- ent berth. Heading the list of returnees ere all-city selections Joe Staples and ike McConnell. Pitchers: Larry Hardy, Allyn Hoaglund, Bobby Sanders, Teddy Swigart, Ricky Stein, Richard Lewellen, Wes Haley. fri' - Catchers: Joe Staples, Phil Rose, Bobby Schnitzer. Coach Knoblauch hitting fungos. Bonneau back-hands hard drive. Double-play combo of Dick Gage and Randy Thompson. Key positions such as third base, 'field, right field, and first base vacated by way of graduation. Top dsmen w e r e returning lettermen ' Swigart, Bob Sanders, and Buddy send. Although not quite as strong as in ast, Bellaire was once again con- d a contender for the Champion- returnees: Mike McConnell, Joe Staples John Gana and David Lewis lnfielders-Front: Carey Sloan, Ronnie Newhouse, Winnie Chapman, Tommy Thomas. Back: Carroll Bonneau, Dick Gage, Rocky Suda, Randy Tinsley, Harvey Zinn, Randy Thompson. l Mike Dyess takes his turn in batting cage. Outfielders: Richard Lewellyn, Mike Dyess, Tom Raddock, Mike McConnell, Steve Martin. N '61 I tennis Coach Henry Lyle Daryl Davis Front: Flea Lewis, Gerald Schleif, Joe Manning. Back: Sammy Giles, Stuart Murphy, Daryl Davis. E Due to the loss of the entire year's team, Bellaire could not be considered a contender for city hon- ors in tennis. Starting the year with no lettermen, coach Henry Lyle found the competition sticky. El Once again the toughest com- petition was the band of Redskins from Lamar. Top racketeers were Daryl Davis, Sammy Giles, and Stuart Murphy. Sam Giles Stuart Murphy girl's swimming The start The tu 'Although having a predominately more swimming team, Miss Priestly he girls can hold their own in city , At the time we went to press, alt that they would finish in either r second place with toughest com- n coming from Lamar. he strongest point was the medley in which Laura Scheppe swam the r lap. Patti Ridgeway was the cap- The last lap Front: Debbie Steplock, Carrie Adair, Margo B a r v i n, Laura Schweppe, Barbara Blumenthal, Debbie S t e i n, Mac Fecteau, -C h r i s t i n e Studer. Second: Freddie Fisherman, Beth Mont- gomery, Gail Drayton, Cindy Loeb, Lanelle Anderson, Sylvia Sawyer, Margie Scott, Colleen Richmond. Third: Miss Priestley, Betsy Schnatterer, Ann Jabsen, Martie Stemrick, June Hartnett, Ann Stemrick, Karen Johnsen, Patti Ridgeway icaptainb. I69 archery City archers: Susie Gaylord Barbara Stern Laurie McCallum Lynn Lipkm, Melody Bryer, Laurie McCallum, Linda Smith, Babara Stern, Thita Terrell, Mass Bottom: Christine Steuder, An.n Rice, Susy Gaylad, Susan Swkin, Marilyn Davies- Apples were too small lj Once again the fe- male William Tells of Bellaire were coached by the versatile Miss Doro- thy Priestly, and o-nce again they failed to win city. The ten-girl team did make a fine showing in the city meet, how- ever. Babara Stern and Laurie McCallum repre- sented Bellaire in the meet and Susie Gaylord was an alternate. Susie also won second in the novelty shot. Miss Hope Holcomb iardner Johnston, Betty Glass, Carol Robin Cain, Mary Bittle, Johanna Hambrick, Lynn Pitts, Dale Green, Debbie Huering, Pustle. Third row: Annette Hosey, Nannette La Jeannine Larigley, Nancy Kroning. Oavera, Mac Fecteau, Debbie Steplock, Shirley Miss Hope Holcomb, Marty Stemerick, Rodgers, Ann Stemerick. lj Finishing third place, one , h' P B , . 'an Jean W 'layman' my Omer notch higher than last year, the girls' volleyball team had a fine season. Under the leadership of Miss Hope Holcomb, the girls finished behind district champs Westbury in tough district 10-4A. . The team was paced by captain fennls ' Dale Green and Beverly Pitts. though no girls were M it W' with A letters, Miss S irver is quite optimistic ieyi Q ,tii my girls' te n n i s teamfs 4 la h t 1 R J , f,,!tf Q, 1 the city meet which il ' tiftit April- l ' E t of the team is made i 4 i se. ...ji 4' s who won B letters K m y ,US ear Y - c Q ,,,,'r 7 .1 I X tiff We -iii ' M' C . C iss on a er , I ii 'l :,,ge fi? Practice at Lovett courts ll, Cynthia Ramsey, Diane Rubenstein, Arden llalewitz. Chris Hawkinson, Lynn Peters, Roxanne Roderick, Martha Rainey, Margaret Fletcher, Pat Thomas, Becky Riggins, Nancy Wall, Elaine Saul. l7l in . i i i i -' A H i if R N N been Wa 1 ' A 4 A ,Q Y 7:,g - 56.15 r .5 -5, - I ,- iiii if Q w mai' L- as X 'li it if A mi -4 Q 'LW , ' ' rinters: Tony O'NeiI, Bill Windrow, Bill Mor. n, Bob Epstein. Coach Middleton starts sprinters track Discus: Scot Haber Hurdlers: Don Erickson, Frank Stautberg Cross country: George Williams, George Stephens, Mark Jenkins, Mike Wilson, Bob Gardiner Andy Lease, Andy McCloskey, Donald Erickson, Howard i Detweden, John Hazen, Bill Morgan, Howard Brown, Jim Walterman, Craig Bass, Johnny Leatherwood, John Sparks. ay Drane, Bob Gardner, Mike Wilson, Tony O'Neil, Don itephen, Bill Windrow, Bill Adtkinson, Mile4Williams, Bill rge Williams, Barry Waldman, Larry Leigon, T. G. Collier, Irvin FlSCl1. l-ance Bartran. Howard Parker. Third: Coach Middleton, Joe Parish, Bill Weaver, Mike Card, Brant Griffin, Bill Brimer, Barton Hammil, Scott Haber, Jay Epstein, Steve Claiborn, Lee Tynes, Scott Grivas, Mike Wilson, Bill Yelvarton, Sumner Schoenike, Hank Lee, Lance Netherley, Mark Jenkins, Bill McKelly, James Feague, Bill Yelverton, Frank Stauberg, Bill Witterberg, Clay Showen. Cl Although the 1964 track team's chances for City glory, when the book went to press, were slim, Coach O. L. Middleton did man- age to come up with some of the area's top individual cindermen. Consistent performances could always be counted on from the Mike Wilsons. Mike-I shined in the sprints and broad iump, while Mike-lI's specialty was the long distances. lj Besides a crack relay team, Bellaire also featured the discus throwing of Scott Haber and the 440 efforts of Bill Morgan. Broad Jump: Mike Wilson Shot, Put: Scott Grivas High Jump: Lee Tynes texas, girls recreation association Nlancy Kroning, Edie Woodworth, Pat sons, Terry Cyrus. Third: Dorothy Davis, Nancy Mary Biddle, Debbie Heuring, Beverly Freeman, Debby Steplock, Cynthia Ramsey, Geri 'ale Green, Susan Randal. Second: Mary Hohlt, Martha Rainey, Becky Riggins, Cookie 1, Jeannine Tangley, Diane Rubenstein, Postle. Fourth: Christine Studer, Anne Freeman, Germani, Jeanine Poth, Mary Ann Carson, Betsy Tyson, Pam Freeman, Shirley Rogers, Carol La Cavera, Gardner Johnston, Sally Par- Caine, Sharon Stephenson, Debbie Stein. C1 Replacing the Letterettes this year was the Texas Girls' Recreation Association. Girls stayed after school many afternoons through- out the year to participate in various intra- mural activities such as basketball, volleyball, and table tennis. President of the T.G.R.A. this year was Susan Randall and the new sponsor was Miss Kay Alderman. Girls participated in Ping Pong, and Badminton intramurals. Officers: President, Susan Randall, Vice Presi- ' dent, Dale Green, Secretary, Nancy Kroningp SPOUSOVI MISS KEY Alderman Treasurer, Diane Rubenstein. bel Iaire varsity association r those of you that are una- ie Bellaire Varsity Association rganization which allows our letes to express themselves r capacities besides sports. ng party at the downtown Q u a r t e r s highlighted the get-tog-ethers which also in- the initiation. ving up ot his time to keep J organized was Mr. Zinn, ,A. sponsor. First: Joe Rightmeyer, Frank Thomas, Bill Stice, Mike Capps, Chuck Ehrhardt. Second: Mike Wilson, Scott Grivas, Mike McConnell, Mike Dyess, Jon Mulcahy, Jimbo Byrd. Third: Bobby Sanders, Hank Bussa, Robert Sheffield, Doug Bernard, Russ Reichert. Officers: Treasurer, Randy Thompson, President, Mike McConnell, Vice President, Mike Dyessp Sergeant-at-arms, Jon Mulcahy. 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Atkinson, Mary belies 2-3-4, captain 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 45 ir. classical league 35 medical careers club 35 national honor society 4 Attaway, Sheron 9 iette, Jimmy Jsch, Gerald club 45 bellarama 35 carillon 45 art editor 45 folk- iing club 45 red cross club 25 swimming 2-3-4 in, Alan ster club 2-3-45 football 2-3-4 arbee, Karen es 2-3-4, twirler 45 booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 2-3-4, cutive president 45 'f.t.a. 3-4 in, Barbara 3. 2-3-4 ghn, Carol lsch, Che l VY es 2-3-45 belle corps, corporal 45 booster club 3-45 inet 45 c.s.u. 2-35 f.h.a., vice president 45 library a 25 medical careers club 3-45 rodeo club 3-45 texas ory club 3 ar, Barbara ister club 2-3-45 f.t.a. 45 los cardinales 2-3-45 medical :ers club 2-3-45 spanish national honor society 3-4 les, Philip id 2-3-4, all district 45 booster club 2-3-45 orchestra -45 vice president 45 student conductor 45 swimming 2 ffv, DQUQ ketball 2-3-4, i.v. 2, booster club 2-3-4, birdkeeper 45 .a. 45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 national honor society 45 texas his- ! club 2-3 uman, Sue :ster club 3-45 c.s.u. 2-35 f.h.a. 3-45 girls' chorus 3-4 vers, Lynne hor club 3-4, publicity chairman 45 belles 2-3-45 booster 3 2-3-4, sales committee 3-45 carillon most attractive cheerleader 45 c.stu. 2-3-45 entre nous 35 student coun- 2-3 secretary 3 :ore, Jackie Nling club 45 f.h.a. 3-4 , Carol :aster club 2-35 t.g.r.a. 4 , Jane les 2-3-4, reporter 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 ,a. 3-4, reporter 45 f.t.a. 2-3-45 ir. classical league 25 dical careers club 3-4, president 45 miss merry christmas rodeo club 3-4, president 45 russian club 45 stu- xt council 4 Berger, Ronnie booster club 37 folksinging club 4 Bernard, Kathy booster club 2-3-4, sales committee7 bellarama 2-3-41 class secretary 47 c.s.u. 2-3- 47 f.t.a. 4, senior president 4 Dell, Koselyn anchor club 47 entre nous 2-37 f.t.a. 2-3-4, membership chairman 3-47 national honor society 3-47 national merit semi-finaIist7 t.p.p., feature editor 4 Benner, Caroline belles of yarn 47 booster club 2'3f c.s.u. 3-4 Bentch, Leonard booster club 2-3-47 ir. classical league 37 key club 3-47 medical careers club 3-47 national merit-letter of com- mendation Speed-read Tropic of Cancer? Bernstein, Ricki bellarama 2-3-47 booster club 2-3-47 french club 2-3-47 f.t.a. 47 modern dance club 3-4, treasurer 4 Berry, Marilyn booster club 2-3-4, sales committee 47 c.s.u. 47 girls chorus 4 Berry, Sharee belles 2-3-4, twirler 3-47 booster club 2-3-4 Biddle, Mary Frances booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 f.h.a. 3-47 swimming 2 t.g.r.a. 2-3-47 volleyball 2-3-4 Biiou, Joe booster club 2-3 Binder, Barbara booster club 47 f.h.a. 4 1 wton, Tommy nster club 2-3-4 nm, Peggy larama 3-45 boost 1ce club 45 n.f.l. rn, Mike oster club 3-45 los cardinales 35 n.d.c. 2-3-45 red cross wb 4 clden, Anne roster club 2-35 un, Bill wozter club 2-3-4 in, Gary und 2-3-4, dance lksinging club 4 c.s.u. 25 f.h.a. 45 t.p.p. 4 Black, John booster club 25 i.v. football 3 Blackledge, Carol Blakeway, Sandy auf deutsch bitte 3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.t.a. 2-3, sophomore co-ordinator 3, recording secretary 45 library club 2-3-45 national honor society 3-4 Blalock, Virginia belles 3-4, corporal 45 booster 2-35 c.s.u. 25 f.t.a. 35 mixed chorus 3-45 orchestra 2-3, all-state 25 texas history club 2 er club 3-4, sales committee5 modern 3-45 writers club 4, vice president 4 band 45 booster club 3-45 c.s.u. 3-45 Ucrrrret, rfn art club 25 booster club 2-3-45 committee chairman 45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 entre nous 35 f.h.a. 45 g.r.a. 2-3-45 medical careers club 45 swimming 2-3-45 volleyball 2-3-4 Boon, Sally booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 3-45 entre nous 3-45 folksingers club 45 red cross club 3-4 Booth, Courtney belles 2-3-4, belle corps 45 booster club 2-45 f.h.a. 25 f.t.a. 45 los cardinales 3-45 spanish national honor society 3-4, secretary 4 Bowen, Robert booster club 3-45 f.f.a. 3-4, vice president 4 Boyer, Sally booster club 2-3-45 membership committee 45 c,s,u. 2-3: f.h.a. 45 los cardinales 2 Bradford, Ann belles 2-3-4, belle corps 45 national honor society 4: spanish national honor society 3-4, vice president 4 and that boy in the Madras sport coat. Bradley, John booster club 3-45 bowling club 4 Branham, Jim booster club 2-3-45 bowling club 2-3-4 Brateman, Charlotte odmead, Kent thers, Karen deutsch bitte 3-45 bellaire red rifles 2-3-4, drill team nmander 45 booster club 2-3-45 national honor society red cross club 4 wn, Mike I' wning, Heather lles 2-35 booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 2-3-45 red cross club yles, Sally iles 2-3-4, corporal 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 're nous 35 f.h,a.. 45 foreign affairs club 3-45 red cross b 4 kner, Janet oster club 3-45 entre nous 3 il, Barbara eaux, Bill ster club 3-45 entre nous 3 ick, Ned ter club 2-3-45 track 3-4 -cs, Susan hor club 2-3-4, vice president 4, program committee irman 35 american legion club 2-3-45 belies 2-3-4, It. belle lyre 45 booster club 2-3-4, membership com- Jree 35 carillon 35 f.h.a. 45 national honor society 3-45 onal merit letter of commendation weft, John It.f, award-outstanding iunior french student 35 booster 35 boys chorus accompanist 45 entre nous 45 foreign irs club 45 national honor society 45 n.c.t.e. national ner 4 265 This KILT Easter Egg Hunt is getti--q completely out of hand way, Marsha :lub 2: belies 2-3-4, corporal 4, booster club , publicity committee 41 class treasurer 4, 2-3-4, f.h.a. 4, class secretary 4, g.r.a. 2-3: ry club 3-4, medical careers club 2-3-4 an, Phil :ter club 4 Burttschell, Betty bowling 3-4 Byars, Jimmy bowling 2-3-4 Cacir, Wendy Caesar, Paula art club 4, secretary 4, booster club 3-4, swimming 3: modern dance club 2-3-4 Cain, Robin booster club 2-3-41 c.s.u. 4: entre nous 2: f.h.a. 3-41 g.r.a. 3-4g medical careers club 37 red cross club 45 swimming 37 volleyball 4 Then Mr. Pedigo said he was going to make a monkey out of me. Carroll, Marianne ir. classical league 3-45 national merit semi-finalist 4 Carstens, Martha belles 2-37 g.r.a. 3-45 los cardinales 3-4, national honor society 3-45 spanish national honor society 3-4 Casteel, David booster club 2-3 Cavanaugh, Marianne belles 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 t.h.a. 25 folksinging club 45 f.t.a. 2-35 girls' chorus 45 ir. classical league 35 medical careers'club 3 Chalkle , Jud Y Y belies 3-4, corporal,45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 folksinging club 45 f.t.a. 25 mixed chorus 3-45 musical 3-4 Chalmers, Roddy booster club 2-3-4, publicity committee 4 Champ, Charles golf 4 inowsky, Barbara mowsky, Irene use, Scott oster club 3-4, publicity committee 45 auf deutsch bitte b 35 national merit letter of commendation 45 tennis arnosky, Merle Iles 2-3-4, corporal 45 class secretary 35 c.s.u. 45 f.h.a. los cardinales 3 ldress, Tom wling 3-4 Iivetis, Leta oster club 3-45 f.h.a. 3-45 g.r.a. 4 ttenden, Don 'k, Lynn club 45 booster club'2-3-45 entre nous 'k, Richard sketball 2-35 booster club 2-3-45 hi-y basketball 3-4 clark, xoooy booster club 2-3-4, birdkeeper 45 sales committee 3-45 hi-y 45 ir. red cross club 2-3-4, vice president 45 los cardinales 3-4, treasurer 4 Clements, Brad auf deutsch bitte 25 band 2-35 booster club 2-3-45 special services 45 dance band 3-45 library-audio visual club 2-35 orchestra 45 science club 3 Cline, Dee I booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 25 f.h.a. 45 foreign affairs club 35 g.r.a. 2 Coale, Tom art club 45 booster club 2-3-4 Cohen, Julie belies of yarn 4, president 45 booster club 2-3-45 carillon staff 35 entre nous club 3-45 f.t.a. 35 library club 2-3-45 los cardinales 2-3 Cohen, Sandy Cohn, Kathy Ann bellarama 45 booster club 3-45 girls' chorus 45 g.r.a. 35 los cardinales 35 modern dance club 3-4 Cole, Cathy booster club 2-3-45 bowling club 45 c.s.u. 2-35 f.h.a. 45 los cardinales 45 texas history club 4 Cole, Mary booster club 3-45 f.h.a. 2-3-45 library club 45 rodeo club Cole, Norma Jeane booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 25 f.h.a. 45 los cardinales 3 Cole, Ralph booster club 2-45 c.s.u. 25 f.f.a. 2-45 rodeo club 2-45 track 2 Collins, Ronnie booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 football 2-3-4 Col lavo, Babette booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 25 f.h.a. 2-45 girls' chorus 4 Connell, Nan art club 2-35 booster club 2-3-45 texas history club 3 Cook, Irene booster club 3-45 bowling 25 f.h.a. 3 nper, Nancy oster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 3-45 f.h.a. 2-3-4, social chair- un 3, executive treasurer 4 sper, Ralph oster club 3-45 n.d.c.c. 2-3-4, drill team 3-4 terell, Charlotte oster club 4 vart, William oster club 2-3-4 :, Wesson oster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 i.v. basketball5 red cross b 2-3-4 sldock, Nancy lles 2-3-4, president 45 booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 45 cardinales 2-35 student council 2-4 ig, Barbara oster club 45 f.t.a. 4 mer, Lanny oster club 2-3-4, social committee 45 c.s.u. 2-35 foot- il 2-3-4 ws, Catherine oster club 2-3-45 ir. classical league 35 medical careers b 25 n.f.l. 3-4, secretary 45 t.p.p. 2 Get the nurse quick-it's my trick n eck! Crouch, Ruth booster club 2-3-4, committee chairman 3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 45 f.t.a. 3-4 Crowley, Bucky band 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-35 folksinging club 4 awe, Janet :oster club 2-3-4, :cial committee 4: s.u. 35 f.h.a. 37 f.t.a. : folksinging club program chairman : girls' chorus 2-3- , robe chairman 4, p.p. 4 Crump, Howard auf deutsch biffe 2- 3-4, booster club 2- 3-4, boys' chorus 4, medical careers club 3 Curtis, Diane art club 2-3, booster club 2-3-4, entre nous 2-35 f.t.a. 3, science club 3 Dake, Diane booster club 4 Danie, Tommy auf deutsch bitte 2-3, booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 3-4: n.f.l. 4 Davidson, Judy Davis, Daryl booster club 3-4: golf 2, tennis 3-4 Davis, Dwane booster club 2-3-4, golf 2-3-4 Cruse, Hardy Cruzan, Roger band 3-4: booster club 2-3- 41 c.s.u. 4 Cupp, Carolyn booster club 2-3-4, ir. clas- sical league 3: medical ca- reers club 2-35 red cross 2-3 Curry, Pat anchor club 2-3-4, bellarama 2-31 belles 2-3-4, colonel 45 booster club 2-3-4, f.t.a. 3- 4, national honor society 47 russian club 4 'is, Rhoda is, Susan oster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-47 f.h.a. 45 folksinging club mixed chorus 2-3-4, all-city 3-4, president 4 n, Niki Aa rais, Judy Aarco, Elsa Aoss, Jimmy oster club 2-3-4, football 3-4, i.v. 3, varsity 4: na- nal merit letter of commendation ' iham, Ricky grus 4, c.s.u. 2-3-4, foreign affairs club 2-3 I still can't believe that Goldie is Drum Maior club 2-3, booster club 2-3-4, entre nous 2-3, red ss club 3, library club 2-3-4 hery 45 bellarama 2-3-47 booster club 3-45 f.h.a. 4, cardinales 3 erican field service exchange student, anchor club: ls' chorus, foreign affairs club ketball 2, booster club 2-3-4, birdkeeper 4g boys' ango, Darlene u. 2-37 f.h.a. 45 ir. classical league 3, medical careers b 3 tsch, Victoria D'lngianni, Schansa booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 ir. classical league 35 modern dance 3-45 red cross club 2-3 Doak, Barbara booster club 3-45 f.h.a. 4 Dollahon, Randall national merit semi-finalist Donahue, Karen belles 25 d.e.c.a. 4, secretary 4 Donaldson, Marlowe belles 2-3-4, swiss belle corps 45 booster club 45 c.s.u. 2-3-4, treasurer 35 program chairman 45 ir. classical league 35 medi- cal careers club 3-45 national merit letter of commendatiom national honor so- ciety 4 l refuse to have my nose operated on.' Donnelly, Ted booster club 2-3-4, special services 45 b.v.a. 45 c.s.u. 3-45 entre nous 35 hi-y 35 swimming 2-3-4, all-city 35 diving Team 3-4 Donnelly, James booster club 45 track manager 2 Doolan, Yvonne band 4, all-city 4 Dower, Jimmy booster club 45 science club 4 Drayton, Gail art club 45 booster club 2-3-45 entre nous 3-4, vice presi- dent 3, president 45 national honor society 45 red cross club 3-4, secretary 45 swimming 25 science club 35 t.g.r.a. 2-3-4 Dreesen, Robert booster club 3-45 key club 2-3-45 ir. classical league 3-4, vice president 45 national merit semifinalist5 national honor society 45 i.v. football 3, statistician 4 1 Dudek, Delana booster club 2-3-4: belles 27 'F.h.a. 4 Dumas, Bonnie booster club 2-37 f.h.a. 4 away, Marbrey ister club 2-3-47 bellarama 47 entre nous 4 ee, Debbie ster club 2-3-47 belles 2-3-4, corporal 47 entre nous foreign affairs club 4 yea, Doug Ster club 4, special services 47 band 37 d.e.c.a. 4, vice :ident 47 orchestra 2-47 swimming 2-3 'enberger, Sue ster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 d.e.c.a, 47 f.h.a. 4 ss, Mike ster club 2-3-47 b.v.a. 3-4, vice president 47 f.f.a. 2- secretary 3-47 baseball 3-47 football 2-3-4 , Robin , Lynn ster club 2-3-47 boys' chorus 47 i.v. football 37 ir. sical league 4 nardt, Diane club 2-3-47 booster club 2-3-4: scholastic art award :ntre nous 27 red cross 3-47 t.g.r.a. 3 ell, Christina winister, Jonnie nster club 2-3-4, special services 47 f.h.a. 4 , Allan ster club 2-3-4: t.p.p. 4 rs, Ann ster club 2-3-4, social committee 47 belles 2-3-4, vice iclent 47 national honor society 3-47 spanish national or society 37 f.h.a. 4, class president 4 seniors Qisss-,lQ'e5'aa2'fii' J, Lt-Q 75, -IFESQEJYEY-51 -i.Q. bQQa'iS5li' 152 i.v. football 2, co-captain 2, key club 3-4, student coun- cil 2-3, publicity chairman 3, football 3-4, co-captain 4 Elkins, Cheralyn booster club 2-3-4, belles 3-4, c.s.u. 3, f.h.a. 4 Elkins, Dan booster club 2-3-4, special services 4, bellarama 3-4, boys' chorus 3-4, president 4, c.s.u. 2-3-4, vice president, auf deutsch bitte 2-3, vice president 3, i.v. baseball 2-3, key club 4, mixed chorus 3-4, president 4, texas history club 3 Elliott, Tommy bcoster club 2-3-4, c.s.u. 2, i.v. football Ellis, Janet Opening Night Emmert, Nelda booster club 2-3-4, belles 3-4, twirler 4, c.s.u. 2-3-4, entre nous 2, f.h.a. 4, library club 3-4 Enderle, Beverly american legion club 2-3-4, secretary 3, vice president 4, anchor club 2-3-4, sophomore director 2, finance chairman 3, service chairman 4, basketball sweetheart 4, belles 2-3-4, cerporal 3, booster club 2-3-4, sales committee 3-4, carillon 3-4, class editor 4, c.s.u. 2-3-4, secretary-treasurer 4, cheerleader 4, class secretary 2, entre nous 3-4, f.h.a. 4, president 4, f.t.a. 2, key club sweetheart 3, miss merry christmas 3, medical careers club 3, national honor society 3-4, student council 2 Enoch, Bill booster club 3-4, band 2-3-4, drum maior 4, national merit semi-finalist 4, science club 4 Erard, Cheryl booster club 2-3-4, c.s.u. 2-3-4,, f.t.a. 3, f.h.a. 4 Erickson, Don auf deutsch bitte 4, booster club 3-4, track 3-4 Evans, Sharon booster club 2-3-4, sales committee 4, bowling club 4, c.s.u. 4 Eler clUT27355 bowling club 4 enberg, Ralph erican legion club 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 key club 5 national hcnor society 3-45 n.f.l. 2-3-4, president 3- r.p.p. 2 El, Helen ,rican legion club 2-3-45 anchor club 45 booster club -4, sales committee 45 entre nous 2-3-4, vice president f.t.a. 35 national honor society 3-45 national merit ii-finalist 4 eau, Mike ister club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 d.e.c.a. 45 f.h.a. 45 entre is 25 g.r.a. 2-3, reporter 35 swimming 2-3 er, Kitty ister club 4 ers, Jimmy io-visual club 35 band 2-3-45 boys' chorus 45 mixed rus 4 oerg, Jay ister club 45 swimming 4 Stanley -ister club 2-3-45 boys' chorus 35 c.s.u. 2-35 mixed rus 3-45 track 3 , Marilyn erican legion club 2-3-4, historian 35 boster club 2- - entre ncus 2-35 f.h.a. 45 f.t,a. 35 honor society 3-45 ,c.c. sponsor 4 er, Billy ster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 25 n.d.c.c. 2-3-4, drill team 2-3- Wlag detail 3-45 hazard team 3-45 t.p.p. 4 gerald, Brian ster club 2-3-45 musical 4 ning, Nan ster club 2-3-4, cabinet 3-4, publicity chairman 45 rs 2-3-4, belle corps 45 belles-o'-yarn 35 c.s.u. 2-3-45 . 35 f.t.a. 3-4, president, district I t.f.t.a. 4 man, Craig ster club 2-3-4 , Nancy . 3-45 entre nous 35 library club 3-45 national honor ety 45 orchestra 3-4 r, Jane ster club 2-3-45 belles 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 girls' chorus Foster, Kathy belles 2-3-4, corporal 4, booster club 2-3-4, social com- mittee 3, treasurer 4, carillon 3-4, features editor 4: c.s.u. 2-4, f.h.a. 4, student council 3-4, secretary 4, texas history club 3 Foulis, Bobby baseball 3, booster club 2-3-A Fournace, Betty anchor club 3-4, treasurer 4, belles 2-3-4, corporal 3. lt. colonel 45 booster club 2-3-4, publicity committee, social committee 45 c.s.u. 2-3-4, 'F.t.a. 2-3-4, service chairman 3, president 4, national honor society 3-4, spanish national honor society 3 Fox, Monica booster club 2-3-4, entre nous 2-3, f.h.a. 3-4, medical careers club 3 Frank, Jackie belles 2-3-4, booster club 2-3-4, captain Swiss belle corps 4, c.s.u. 2-3-4, f.h.a. 3, f.t.a. 2-3-4, national honor society 45 rodeo club 3-4 Frank, Kenny booster club 3-4, science club 3 Frank, Rosalind anchor club 2-3-4, president 4, booster club 2-3-4, c.s.u. But I don't want to be Jumbo Byrd! 2-3-4: entre nous 2-3: f.h.a. 4, homecoming princess 4' Fransen, Carolyn special services 4 Fraser, Betty Jo medical c aree rs 3-4 Freeman, Anne booster club 2-3-4, c.s.u. 3, g.r.a. 4, red ,cross club 3 belles 2-3-4, swiss belle corps 4, booster club 2-3-4, belles 2-3-4, booster club 3-4, c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 4: Freeman, Dicky i.v. baseball 2-35 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 foot ball 2-3-45 i.v. 2-3, captain 35 golf 4 Frieberger, Bill booster club 4 Friedlander, Nancy booster club 2-3-4, sales committee 45 f.t.a. 3-45 library club 35 national honor society 45 spanish national honor society Friedman Aaron booster club 2-3-45 entre nous 25 medical careers club 4 Jn, Roland rster club 2-3-45 bowling club 25 b.v.a. 45 c.s.u. 2-3- track 2-3-4 zhess, Butch xster club 2-3-45 key club 2-3-45 swimming 2-3-4 len, Molly :stef club 2-3-45 special services 45 belles 3-4, twirler f.h.a. 3-4, officer 45 f.t.a. 3-45 los cardinales 3 tz, Nancy u. 3-45 entre nous 25 g.r.a. 45 medical careers club : red cross club 3 is, Stan ister club 2-35 c.s.u. 2-3-4 ager, Richard ister club 3-45 national honor society 45 national 'it semi-finalist 45 n.d.c.c. 2-3-4, drill team 3, platoon :ler 3-4, rifle team 3-4 lop, Ilene :ster club 35 d.e.c.a. 3-4 ia, John finkel, Ricky :ster club 2-35 entre nous 2-3-4 lOl'S lg Garrett, Rusty booster club 2-3-4 Gates, Robert booster club 2-3-45 c,s.u. 4 Gates, Rozanne Gaudin, Lizette booster club 2-3-4, social committee 4: belles 45 c.s.u 3-4, f.h.a. 4, key club sweetheart 4 Gaylord, Susy archery 3-45 booster club 2-3-49 f.h.a. 3-45 g,r.a. 4 Gerger, Rickn entre nous 2-3, f.t.a. 2-3, finance representative 37 n.f.l. 41 debate conference 4, n.d.c.c. sponsor 4, sponsor's rifle team 4, t.p.p. 4, news editor 4 Gerson, Teri booster club 2-3-4, bowling 35 f.h.a. 3-4 Gerstenhaber, Elliot, booster club 27 key club 35 spanish national honor society 3, los cardinales 3 Giles, Maurice ir. classical league 4 Giles, Sammy booster club 2-3-45 tennis 2 Giles, Sharon booster club 2-3-4, social committee 3-4: c.s.u. 2-3-4: f.h.a. 3-4, los cardinales 3-4, secretary 45 student council 2 Giles, Vick booster club 3-4, publicity committee 4: boys' chorus 4, c.s.u. 4, key club 4 Giplin, Ronny Glass, Connie f.h.a. 47 f.t.a. 2, texas history club 4 Godschalk, Judy booster club 2-3-4, los cardinales 3-4, library club 3 :l, Mark .c.c. 2-3-4 ml, Sandy ister club 4 zlman, Susan ister club 3-4 clon, Jimmy :vster club 3-45 los cardinales 2 don, Sandra :ster club 45 f.t.a. 3-45 foreign affairs club 4 'en, Bob tball 2-3, soph. team 2, i.v. 3 ham, Robert oster club 2-3-45 b.v.a. 3-45 hi-y 2-35 ir. classical gue 3-4, treasurer 45 key club 2-3-45 los cardinales 3-4: imming 2-3-45 science club 2 en, Dale oster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 35 g.r.a. 2-3-4, vice asident 45 medical careers club 45 volleyball 2-3-4, cap- n 4 Zfeth, Pamela oster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 2-3-4 in't go cn meeting like this5 Mrs. Donaldson is getting suspicious. Griffin, Nancy belles 2-3-4, flag corps 45 belies o'yar 35 booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 3-45 f.t.a 3 Griffing, Sara belles 3-4, corporal 45 booster club 2 35 c.s.u. 3-45 los cardinales 35 spanish national honor society 3-4 iffith, Annete ster club 2-3-45 Elles 2-3-4, corporal secretary-treasurer 5 c.s.u. 2-35 f.h.a. -35 f.t.a. 2-3-45 ro- eo club 45 russian ub 4 Gronberg, Linda booster club 2-3-45 bellarama 45 belles 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 entre nous 2-35 f.t.a. 3 Gross, William booster club 2-35, d.e.c.a. 4, parliamentarian 4 Groves, Gary Hahn, Mary booster club 2-3-45 publici- ty committee 45 c.s.u. 2-3- 45 national merit letter of commendatiom entre nous 4, treasurer 45 foreign af- fairs club 3-45 n.f.l. 2-3, his- torian 35 n.d.c:c. sponsor 4, rifle team sponsor 45 los cardinales4 Hale, Paula booster club 45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 4 Haley, Wesley Hall, Dennis booster club 2-3-4 ' 1 Hall, Pam 5 booster club 25 c.s.u. 2-35 modern dance club 35 national honor society Hall, Ric l booster club 2-3-45 b.v.a. 45 football 4 l Hall, Tom booster club 23-4, social committee 45 entre nous 3-45 folksinging club 4 Just walking the dog. Hallas, Judy booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-35 f.t.a. 2-35 f.h.a. 3-4 1 nmond, Tamara :ster club 25 c.s.u. 25 orchestra 2-3-4, reporter 4, all- 1 2-3-4, all-state 2-3-4 ucock, Bobby ner, Tommy :ster club 2-3-45 f.f.a. 2-3-45 rodeo club 4 iks, Steve :tball 2-3-45 i.v. 2, varsity 3-45 key club 45 n.f.l. 2-35 tional honor society 45 n.c.t.e. contest 35 russian club 4 bican, Ginger oster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 45 f.t.a. 45 musical 3-4 die, Dianne lles 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 foreign affairs club 45 're nous 35 f.t.a. 2-35 medical careers 35 national honor :iety 4 ris, Lewis :ster club 2-3-45 bellerama 45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 football 2- , soph. 2, i.v. 35 medical careers club 45 science club 4 rison, Chrissy :vster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 2-3-4 rison, Cynthia :ster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 2-3-4 T, Barbara :ster club 2-3-4, social committee 45 bowling club 45 a. 2-3-45 library club 4 rnetf, June lerama 45 booster club 3-45 c.s.u. 35 swimming 4 forth, Judy les 2-3-4, corporal 45 booster club 2-3-4, secretary 45 as vice president 25 c.s.u. 2-3-45 foreign affairs club 45 a. 45 f.t.a. 25 los cardinales 3-45 student oouncil 3-4, a president 45 spanish national honor society 3-4 fer, Carolyn les 2-3-4, twirler 3, lieutenant twirler 45 booster club -45 entre nous 3-45 f.'h.a., program chairman 45 library b 45 national honor society 45 red cross club 2 ney, Cathie club 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 45 f.h.a. 2-3-4, secre- 1 45 entre nous 2-45 red cross 3-4, treasurer 45 science b 3 Heafhcon, Eli f.f.a. 2-3-4, vice president, president 4 Heinzen, Mary belles 2-3-4, captain 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-45 f.h.a. 2-3-4, reporter 3, chairman 45 ir. classical league 3, treasurer 3 Heller, Joan booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 3-4, treasurer 3, recorder 45 girls' chorus 25 mixed chorus 3-4, all city 3 Helm, George auf deutsch birte 2-3-4, vice president 45 booster club 2-3-45 j.v. baseball 25 c.s,u. 3-4 Henderson, Andrea booster club 2-45 f.h.a. 4 Hendreson, Don booster club 2-3-4, publicity committee 3, birdkeeper 35 boys' chorus 35 cheerleader 45 c.s.u.'2-3-4, vice presi- dent 45 key club 3-4, director 3, vice president 45 mixed chorus 3-4, vice president 45 musical 3-4 Henderson, Jud Henley, Betsy anchor club 45 belles 2-3-4, flag corps5 booster club 2-3- 45 c.s.u. 45 foreign affairs club 2-3-4, vice president 45 national merit semi-finalist 45 national honor society 4 Henley, Nancy booster 45 c.s.u. 45 f.h.a. 2-4 Henning, Beverly booster club 25 c.s.u. 25 f.h.a. 2-45 girls' chorus 2-3-4 Hermont, Jeanie booster club 2-3-4, sales committee 25 c.s.u. 3-45 entre nous 2-3-4, secretary-treasurer 35 f.h.a. 2-35 folksinging club 45 girls' chorus 3-45 student council 4 Herzstein, Randy booster club 3-45 science club 3 Heuring, Deborah booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 45 9.r.a. 2-3-45 medical career! club 45 volleyball 4 Hillard, Gary booster club 2-3-45 bowling club 25 f.h.a. 4 Hillard, Linda booster club 2-3-45 entre nous 35 f.h.a. 3 Hinrichs, John booster club 2-3-4, chairman 4 csu 23 golf 34 IV basketball 35 key club 45 los cardrnales 3 science club 2 Hirsch, Peter auf deutsch bitte 3-45 booster club 234 folk singing clu'b 45 orchestra 2-35 red cross club 3 science club 23 4 er, Kathy :oster club 2-3-4, sales committee chairman 45 class vice sident 45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 3-4, treasurer 35 g.r.a. 2- library audio-visual club 45 medical careers club 45 red ss 45 rodeo club 45 swimming 2-3-4, captain 4 rue, Nancy u. 45 f.h.a. 3-45 medical careers club 3-45 chairman 4 lt, Geraldine les 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-4, membership committee 5 girls' chorus 4, secretary-treasurer 45 g.r.a. 45 los iinales 3-4, vice president 35 medical careers club 45 eo club 45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.t.a. 4 and, Arthur and, Joan ' deutsch bitte 3-45 booster club 45 medical careers 3- c.s.u. 3-45 foreign affairs club 45 national merit letter commendation 45 writers' club 3-4, secretary-treasurer is, Pat i larama 3-45 booster club 3-45 c.s.u. 45 girls' chorus 35 ced chorus 4 nes, Bill ister club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 45 basketball 3-4, i.v. 3 ol, Mike :ster club 3-45 carillon most handsome 25 class presi- lt 3 iston, David :ister club 2-3 ivan, Bill lson, Joan :hor club 45 belles 2-3-4, bugle maior 45 booster club -4, sales committee 45 c.s.u. 3-45 'f.t.a, 45 mixed chorus , secretary 45 girls' chorus 25 national honor society rodeo club 4 it, Bill id 3-45 booster club 2-3-45 los cardinales 3, president 45 hestra 45 spanish national honor society 3-45 student ncil 2-3-4, committee chairman 3-4 aur ceurscn ome 3-47 ooosrer cluo z-3-47 ooys' cncrus 47 b.v.a. 47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 folksinging club 47 key club 47 los cardinales 27 medical careers club 2-37 swimming 2-3-4, all-city 3, all-state 37 writers' club 3 Hutchins, Pat booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 f.h.a, 2-3-47 medical careers club 3-4, secretary 4 Irwin, Diane booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-4: f.h.a. 3-47 f.t.a. 2-3-47 g.r.a. 37 medical careers club 3-47 rodeo club 3-47 texas history club 3 Jabsen, Ann booster club 3-4, cabinet 47 g.r.a. 47 library audio-visual club 3-47 los cardinales 3-47 redl cross club 3-4, disaster unit 3-47 swimming 4 Jacobs, Jackie booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-31 f.h.a. 47 los cardinales 3 James, Jennifer Lee Johnsen, Ke-n booster club 2-3-4, sales committee 4, birdkeeper 47 c.s.u. 47 hi-y 37 ir. classical league 37 key club 3-45 na- tional honor society 47 national merit semi-finalist 47 stu- dent council 4, treasurer 47 swimming 2-3-4, all-city 2-4, all-state 2-3-4 Johnson, Nancy Jones, Dan booster club 2-3-47 i.v. basketball 3 Jones, Jimrny booster club 4, cabinet 4 Jones, Sandra anchor club 2-3-47 belles 2-37 booster 2-3-4, publicity committee chairman 47 class treasurer 27 c.s.u. 47 cl.e.c.a. 47 student council 3 Jordon, Lewis Jun, Peggy belles 2-3-4, corporal 47 booster club 2'3'4f f.t.a. 4 Justus, Jack booster club 2-3-47 bowling club 47 f.'f.a. 2-3-4, vice presi- dent 3, treasurer 47 rodeo club 47 secretary 4 Kahn, Eddie bellarama 2, booster 2-3-47 c.s.u. 47 entre nous 3-47 ir. classical league 2 :ici uuu -ei c.:.u. wan, Herbert ster club 47 science club 27 t.p.p. 4 in, Lynn arama 2-3-47 f.h,a. 3-47 f.t.a. 47 writers' club 4 Fman, Pam ster club 2-3-4, publicity committee 47 entre nous 2- ibrary audio-visual club 27 modern dance club 4 , Caron ster club 3-47 f.h.a. 4 1, Tom in, Sara ster club 47 entre nous 47 foreign affairs club 3-47 a. 47 medical careers club 37 volleyball 47 writers' x 3 ay, Alfred H. ard team 2-3-47 national merit semifinalist7 n.d.c.c. 2-3- irill team 2-3-4 er, John deutsch bitte 37 booster club 3-47 n.d.c.c. 2-3-4, rifle 'n 3 3, Don ster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 27 key club 2-3-4, director 27 k 3-4, cross-country 3-4, tri-captain 4, t.p.p. 4, special ures editor 4 iper, Don ster club 2-3-4, sales committee 3-4, head birdkeeper arillon 3-4, editor 47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 hi-y 37 key club 3-47 lent council 3-4, committee chairman 47 track 3-4 wecly, Neville ster club 2-3-47 los cardinales 3-47 n.o.m.a. spelling :rd 3-4 seniors lt's finished. Now when Mr. Watts sits down Kent, Cynthia Keunick, Kathleen Kidd, Art american legion club 2-3-45 bellarama 45 booster club 2- 3-4, sales committee 2-3, boys' chorus 28, carillon chauffeur 4, cheerleader 4, class president 2, class vice president 3: entre nous 2-3, secretary 3, key club 3-4, treasurer 4, mixed chorus 2, national honor society 3-4, student council 4, panliamentarian 4, swimming 3 Kielman, Suzanne booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 3, f.h.a. 2-47 girls' chorus 3-47 rodeo club 4, los cardinales 3 Kile, Patrice bowling club 2-3, d.e.c.a. 4 Kilgore, Wonnie A art club 3, booster club 26-45 entre nous 2, modern dance club 4 Kimbrell, Doug Kinder, Perry bowling club 3-4, team ,3-4, vice president 3-4, city 4 King, Anita booster club 2-3-4, los cardinales 2-3-4 King, Vernon auf deutsch bitte 2-3-4, booster club 2-3-4 len, Melanie peck, Joe man, Kay oster club 2-3-4, f.h.a. 2-4: foreign affairs club 3, rary audio-visual club 3-4, los cardinales 3, vice presi- nt 4, medical careers club 3, red cross club 3-4 ir, Lance club 4, booster clu'b 2-3-4, sales committee, c.s.u. 3- i.v. football 2, los cardinales 3: national merit semi- alist 4: n.f.l. 2-3-47 optimist club scholarship finalist 4: mish national caster, Sally :ho-r club 2-3-4, chaplain 3, senior director 4, social iirman 4, bellarama 37 booster club 2-3-4, publicity iirman 3, national honor society 3-4, treasurer 4, na- 1aI merit semi-finalist, optimist club scholarship finalist rice university summer math program 3, f.h.a. 2 e, Carol .i. 3-4 a, Jack DSTBI' club 2-3-4, gston, Doug cardinales 2 ey, Renee :ister club 4, f. Klar, Kathleen booster club 3-4: los cardinales 3, medical careers club 3 Klastorin, Teddy booster club 47 science club 4 entre nous 4p library audio-visual club 4, Klein, Diana bellarama 3, booster club 2-3-45 carillon 3-4, business manager 4, n.d.c.c. sponsor 3-4, head sponsor 4, drill team sponsor 4, sponsors' rifle team 3-47 f.h.a. 4: f.t.a. 3-45 library audio-visual club 2-3-47 los cardinales 3, medical careers club 2-3-4, executive board 4 Koeffler, Robert bowling club 3 honor society 3: t.p.p. 2 n.d.c.c. 2-3-4 h.a. 4, entre nous 4 Lass, Steve auf deutsch bitte 27 band 47 booster club 47 bowling club 2-3-4 Latour, Bruce audio visual club 47 booster club 4 Laverty, Diane belles 2-3-47 foreign 'affairs club 47 ir. classical league 47 mixed chorus 3-4 Laufman, Carolyn bellarama 2-3-47 bellaire writers' club7 booster club 3-47 foreign affairs club 37 los cardinales 37 l'1.f.l.i spanish national honor society Laxton, Dennis audio-visual 2-3-4, vice president 37 president 4, district treasurer 37 booster club 3-47 boys' chorus 47 entre nous 3-47 mixed chorus 4, all city 47 national honor society 4 Lee, Rollin Lefkofsky, Purnie booster club 2-3-47 bellarama 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 entre nous 27 f.h.a. 4, membership committee 3, social com- mittee 47 mixed chorus 3-4 Legenolre, Audrey booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 4 f.h.a. 2-3-4 Leiper, B-ill booster club 2-3-47 entre nous 2 Leona rd, Bob Lerner, Ronnie booster club 2-37 orchestra 2, all city 2-3 Levi, Joan bowling club 37 booster club 2-3-4, membership com- mittee7 f.h.a. 47 girls' chorus 27 los cardinales 3 Levine, Ileane booster club 2-3-4 Lewis, Cheryl booster club 2-3-47 f.h.a. 47 f.t.a. 27 los cardinales 3-47 medical careers club 2-3 Lewis, David baseball manager 2-3-47 boys' chorus 27 i.v. baseball 27 mixed chorus 3-4 s, Judy rama 3-47 booster club 2-3-47 medical careers club 2 , Joan 's 2-3-4, corporal 3-47 f.h.a. 2-4 tout, Billy ter club 2-3-47 football 2-37 swimming 2 ey, Richard deutsch bitte, vice president 3 of, John ter club 47 bowling club 3-4 n, Mark ter club 3-47 n.t.l. 2-3 Sandra ter club 2-3-47 entre nous 47 f.h.a. 4 Nood, Sherron deutsch bitte 2-37 booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 47 f.h.a. foreign affairs club 37 national merit semi-finalist 4 Karen l 2-3-4, all-district 4, all-regional 4, all-city 47 bowling 47 booster club 2-3-47 orchestra 3-4 Some pep rallies get out of control. Ludwig, Jimmy auf deutsch bitte 3-47 booster club 2-3-4 Lummus, Pat booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 f.h.a. 9 'icCa be, Ed booster club 3-47 for- eign affairs club 47 los cardinales 3-47 national merit letter of commendation 47 red cross club 3-4 McCants, Earle national merit semi- finalist 47 n.d.c.c. 2- 3-4, drill team 2-3- 4, platoon leader 4 McDaniel, Hebert band 2-3-4, all-city 2-3, student director 47 dance band 3-47 orchestra 2-3-4, all-state 3, all-city 4 McDaniel, Kathy art club 27 entre nous 3 McDowell, Patricia booster club 47 ir. classical league 3-47 medical careers club 3 McDuf'Fie, Linda belles 2-47 bellarama 2-32 booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 f.h.a. 27 f.t.a. 47 entre nous 2 McGilvray, Jim booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3 McGrew, Patsy booster club 2-3-47 f.l1.a. 4 McCauley, Nancy booster club 2-3-47 f.h.a. 4 McConnell, Mike baseball 2-3-4, all-city 3-47 b.v.a. 3-4, president 47 foot- ball 23-4, all-city 4, captain 4 McCormick, Judy booster club 2-3-4, sales com- mittee 47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 girls' chorus 3, all-city 37 mixed chorus 4 McCullough, Wayne n.d.c.c. 2-3-4, drill team 2-3-4, rifle team 3-47 national honor society 4 Ienry, Helen ester club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-35 f.h.a. 2-3 Ieever, Elizabeth classical league 25 belies 2-3-4, corporal 3, captain 45 ister club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-4 ure, Bonnie ster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-4 Aahon, Jim larama 3-45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-A zaulay, Sandra Jster club 3-45 entre nous 3 gin, Marc :ister club 2-3-45 medical careers club 3 ylnnls, Sharon erican legion club 2-3-4, secretary 45 anchor club 3-4, retary 45 bellarama 3-45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s,u. 2-3- n.f.l. 2-3-45 national honor society 3-4 iruder, Janna 1. 2-35 f.t.a. 2-35 library club 25 writers' club 4 ichester, Vicki arama 2-35 belles 2-3-4, flag corps 45 booster club 2-3- Folksinging club 45 f.t.a. 3-45 girls' chorus 45 medical :ers club 2-3-4 tteris, Connie 'rovv, Jim erican legion club 2-3-4, president 45 auf deutsch bitte5 :-ster club 2-3-4, publicity chairman 45 national honor iety 45 national merit letter of Commendation shall, Dusty seball 2-35 b.v.a. 3-45 f.f.a. 3, sentinel 35 football 2-3-45 city 45 mixed chorus 4 'shall, John .p.s. essay contest finalist 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. houston youth conference 45 ir. classical league 3-45 l. 2-3-4, secretary 35 optimist club oratorical contest 25 p. 3, art director 3 shall, Patty :ster clu-lo 2-3-45 rodeo club 2 tin, Rose Ann club 45 belles-o'-yarn 45 booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 45 dical careers club 3-4 Q l SBTIIOYS , va-rv1.. Matthews, Joan booster club 2-3-4, membership committee 45 c.s.u. 4: entre nous 3-45 f.h.a. 3 Mattiza, Patsy bellarama 3-45 booster club 2-3-4, membership commit- tee chairman 45 class treasurer 45 c.s.u. 2-3-4, song leader 45 homecoming princess 45 girls chorus 25 mixed chorus 3-4 Mauzy, Susan belles 2-3-4, flag corps 45 booster club 2-3545 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.t.a. 3 Maxwell, Marte Double, double, toil and trouble Double, double, toil and trouble. Maynard, Angie art club 45 belles 2-3-4, belle corps 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 t.h.a. 4 Melcher, Muriel bellaire optimist scholarship finalist 45 booster club 2-3- 4, sales committee 45 library club 35 los cardinales 3-45 medical careers club 35 national honor society 3-45 spanish national honor society 3-4, historian 45 texas history club 3 Mendelovitz, Mark booster club 2-3-47 i.v. basketball 3 Merritt, Sherrie booster club 2-3-4, sales committee 2-35 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 3-4 Meyer, Charlie booster club 3-4 Meyer, Paul bellarama 3-45 booster club 2-3-45 swimming 2-3-4 booster club 2-3-4, social committee 45 medical careers club 45 rodeo club 2-4 Miller, Patricia booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 45 medical careers club 4 er, Robin I deutsch bitte 3-45 booster club 2-3-4, sales committee -5 head cheerleader 45 red cross club 2-3-4, vice presi- nt 3, president 4 ier, Tom 'id 2-3-4, president 4, all-city 2-3-4, all-district 3-4, -region 3-45 booster club 2-3-45 dance band 2-3-45 or- estra 4 Is, Tracey oster club 2-3-45 b.v.a. 3-45 football 2-3-45 i.v. 25 texas ,tcry club 3 alman, Michael ister club 2-3-45 foreign affairs club 45 hazard team 3-45 .c.c. 2-3-45 spanish national honor society 3 nroe, Judy oster club 2-3-45 bowling team 35 c.s.u. 2-35 d.e.c.a. club ntgomery, Ladelle oster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 45 f.t.a. 45 girls' :arus 3-4 ore, Bobby oster club 2-3-45 auf deutsch bitte 45 c.s.u. 4 ore, Kris llarama 3-45 booster club 2-3-4, sales committee 3, social mmittee chairman 45 carillon 3-4, activities editor 4 ore, Michelle Iles 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 foreign affairs club 45 .a. 35 spanish national honor society 3-45 t.p.p. 4 rales, Diane roster club 2-35 f.t.a. 2-3-45 los cardinales 3-45 spanish na- mal honor society 3-4 trgan, Bill :oster club 2-3-45 bowling team 25 boys' chorus 45 v.a. 45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 i.v. football 35 track 3-4 trgan, Patty elles-o'-yarn 35 booster club 2-3-45 bowling team 25 reign affairs club 45 girls' chorus 3-4, all-city 3-4 seniors Morton, Jerry art club 47 c.s.u. 2-3 Moseley, Carol belles-o'-yarn 47 booster club 2-3-47 f.h.a. 47 girls' chorus 2-3-47 medical careers club 4 Moskowitz, David booster club 3-47 entre nous 2-3-4 Mosley, Diana belles 2-3-4, corporal 47 booster club 2-3-47 red cross club 2-3 Mullis, David Murphy, Stuart booster club 2-3-47 tennis 47 t.p.p. 4 Murray, Jack booster club 3-47 c.s.u. 4 Musgrove, Jaqualyn booster club 2-47 f.h.a. 2-3-47 medical careers club 4 Myers, Dan band 2-37 booster club 2-3-47 d.e.c.a. 47 t.p.p. 4, photog- rapher 4 Napier, Sammy booster club 47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 orchestra 2-3-4 Nathan, Jane art club 27 booster club 2-3-4, membership committee 47 f.h.a. 47 library club 2-3, membership committee 3: los cardinales 37 medical careers club Neely, Toni art club 47 belles 2-3-4, belle corps 47 booster club 2- 37 c.s.u. 2-3-47 f.h.a. 4 Neese, Yvonne belles 2-3-47 belles-o'-yarn 37 booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 47 entre nous 2-3-47 f.t.a. 3 Nelkin, Leon booster club 47 football 27 russian club 4 Newhouse, Ronnie baseball 2-3-47 c.s.u. 47 football 2-3-4 nd, Sandy ter club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 4 lson, Ward rama 2-3-45 booster club 2-35 boys' chorus 3-45 c.s.u. s cardinales 35 n.f.l. 3 n, Tina lub 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-35 f.h.a. 4 er, Ronnie ter club 3-45 bowling club 45 hi-y 45 n.f.l. 3 Janis les 2-3-4, flag corps 45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 girls' chorus 2 ry club 2-3, secretary 35 medical careers club 2 ed chorus 3-4, all-city 3-4 ood, Terry ter club 2-35 c.s.u. 2-3-4 n, Richard . honorable mention 35 booster club 2-3-4, member- committee 3, special properties manager 45 for- affairs club 3-45 key club 2-3-45 national merit semi- ,ist 4 effe, Grace al, Kathy ter club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 3-4 lt's a female! ONeill, Tony booster club 3-45 b.v.a. 45 track 2-3-4 O'Rourke, Tim art club 45 booster club 2-3 45 b.v.a. 3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-4 los cardinales 35 swimming 2 3-4, co-captain 4, all-city 2-3 all-state 3 one of that stuff for the belle punch Olyphant, Robert Olphen, John Van l Olsen, Robert booster club 47 bowling 3 Olson, Wallace Osborne, Jerry basketball 3-4, captain 3-47 booster club 2-3-47 b.v.a. 47 i.v. basketball 2 Osborne, Larry basketball 37 booster club 2-37 i.v. basketball 2 Ozmun, Laura bellaire writers' club 27 belles 2-3-4, captain flag corps 47 belIarama7 booster club 2-3-4, sales committee 47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 f.t.a. 2-37 girls' chorus 27 los cardinales 27 mixed chorus 3-47 student council 4, committee chair- man 4 Pace, Jeff Paine, Mike audio-visual club 2-35 booster club 3-47 entre nous 3-47 n.d.c.c. 2-3-47 science club 3 Paley, Susan booster club 47 medical careers club 2 S l ' ' 1 O er, Charles s. exam, honorable mention 35 baylor university sum- program 45 booster club 3-45 membership commit- 45 foreign affairs club 35 ir. classical league 45 key 45 national honor society 3-45 national merit semi- list 45 science club 4 er, Suelen ter club 2-3-45 f.t.a. 3-45 g.r.a. 2-3-45 swimming 2-3- r. classical league 35 medical careers club 45 red cross 2 er, Jeanette aire writers 45 booster 2-3-45 card section 45 c.s.u. 2- entre nous 25 f.h.a. 45 library club 2-3-4 er, Sandi es 2-3-4, twirler 35 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2, f.h.a. - f.t.a. 2-3-4 s, Sharon Kay ster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 3-45 f.l1.a. 4 ck, Leslie ster club 2-3-4 rson, Julie ster club 25 entre nous 25 f,h.a. 2-3-4 e, Larry d 2-3-4, secretary 4 n, Nancy ster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 3-4 I've heard about Indian rain dances before-but this is too much Pehr, Chuck booster club 2-3-45 medical careers club 3 Peery, Margie Peery, Mary Pell, Shirley Penland, Patty booster club 2-3-47 c,s.u. 2, girls' chorus 2-3, mixed chorus 4 Pepper, Arlene belles-o'-yarn 47 booster club 2-34, f.h.a. 3: n.d.c.c. spon- sor 4 Perroux, Lynn booster club 2-3-47 f.h.a. 2-3-4, rodeo club 4 Peery, Susan booster club 4, c.s.u. 27 f.h.a. 3 Peters, Norman booster club 2-3-47 entre nous 2-35 national honor society 3-4, science club 35 swimming 2-3-4 Pettetf, -Lee Petty, Don Pfeiffer, Mary Ann booster club 3, bowling club 2, f.l'l.B. 35 foreign affairs club 4 Phillips, Chuck Phillips, Linda belles 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 los cardinales 3-45 medi- cal careers club 3, red cross club 2, spanish national honor society 3-4 Phillips, Mark fBeverly ater club 3-45 c.s.u. 3-45 g.r.a. 2-3-45 mixed chorus tennis 25 volleyball 2-3-4 fn, April ater club 3-45 g.r.a. 4 4 Marianna ,ter club 2-3-45 foreign affairs club 3-45 los car- les 3-45 national merit semi-finalist5 spanish national rr society 3-45 president 45 swimming 2 cin, Linda ster club 2-3-45 entre nous 25 f.f.a. 45 girls' chorus 4 e, Jean ey, Butch . exam honorable mention5 ir. classical league 35 cross 25 national merit semi-finalist ,Iy, Tlnka fs 3-45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 'f.h.a. 45 f.t.a. orary club 25 los cardinales 45 rodeo club 4, treasurer udent council 4 n, Denize ter club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 45 d.e.c.a. 3-4, assistant treasurer istorian 4 -c, Mary ter club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-45 d.e.c.a. 4 The three elves. Pruetz, Steve auf deutsch bitte 35 booster club 2 Queen, Jo Ann band 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 bowl- ing club 45 f.h.a. 45 red cross club 3-4 9 achlin, Neal auf deutsch bitte 4 booster club 45 na tional honor society: national merit semi- finalist Rack, Bobby booster club 2, i.v. baseball, i.v. football 2-3 Ray, Thalia booster club 2-3-4: c.s.u. 3-41 entre nous 2-3-4 Redding, Tim booster club 2-3-4, bowling club 2-3-4, sec.-treas. 3-4, reporter 4, rodeo club 4: texas history club 3-4 Reicherd, Russell football 4 Reichek, Robert booster club 2-3-47 science club 3 Reinhardt, Barbara bellarama 3-45 belles 2-3-41 booster club 2-3-4, 'f.h.a. 45 f.t.a. 2-35 medical careers club 3 Renaud, Kaye Ragsdale, Angie booster club 4, c.s.u. 4, los cardinales 4 Ramey, Arden archery 35 booster club 43 bowling club 23 c.s.u. 2-4, los cardinales 3-45 spanish national honor society 3-4 Ramsey, Libby art club 2-3-4: booster club 3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-41 g.r.a. 3: f.h.a. 2 Randall, Susan booster club 2-3-4, g.r.a. 2- 3-4, president' 47 los car- dinales 3-4, national honor society 4, spanish national honor society 3-47 tennis 2- 3-4 , Ann mery 45 belies 2-3 , Larry ister club 3-45 los cardinales 35 varsity football man- r 4 ardson, Janis hor club 3-45 bellerama 3-45 belles 2-3-4, captain 45 J. 2-3-45 national honor society 4 n, Doug deutsch bitte 2-3, vice president 2, treasurer 35 booster v 2-3-4, birdkeeper 4, sales committee 45 c.s.u. 45 key v 3-4, secretary 45 national honor society 3-4, vice :ident 45 red cross club 35 student council 3-4, presi- t 45 swimming 3 way, Patti as-o'-yarn 3-45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 folksing- club 45 swimming 2-3-4 1, Jeanne es 2-3-4, corporal 35 c.s.u. 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 u. 45 national merit letter of commendation l, Susan 1or club 3-45 belles 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 cheer- ler 45 foreign affairs club 45 girls' state 35 girls' na- 35 homecoming princess 45 national honor society 3- spanish national honor society 45 student council 2-3, L president 3 off, Eric ster 2-3-45 medical careers club 3 sins, Terry ster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-35 ir. classical league 45 foot- 25 medical careers 35 national honor society 4 arts, Allen c.a. 4 inson, Lynette ister 2-45 girls' chorus 2-35 library club 2-35 mixed rus 45 red cross club 3-45 texas history club 4 1lin, Phyllis ies-o'-yarn 45 booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 4 ers, John ister club 45 boys' chorus 45 c.s.u. 3-45 mixed chorus : all-city 4, all-region 4 ers, Shirley ister club 45 bowling club 4 I, Chet ister club 2-3-45 n,d.c.c. 2-3-4, drill team 2-3-4 seniors .sv....-wi, um booster club 3-47 birdkeeper 47 c.s.u. 3-47 f.f.a. 47 los cardinales 3-4, vice president 4 Rosenberg, Becky booster club 2-3-47 entre nous 2-37 f.t.a. 2-37 medical careers club. 3-45 national honor society 3-45 national merit semi-finalist 47 rice summer math program 3 Rosenblatt, George booster club 2-3-47 foreign affairs club 3-47 r.p.p. 4 Rosenthall, Jimmy audio-visual club 27 booster club 3-47 i.v. track manager 47 los cardinales 4 Ross, Freddie booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-42 rodeo club 2- He's such a sweet baby. Rowland, John auf deutsch bitte 37 booster club 2'3'4i c.s.u. 2-3-47 foot- ball 47 medical careers club 37 swimming 2-3-47 tennis 3 Rupe, Doug booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-4 Russell, Becky booster club 2-3-47 f.l1.a. 3-4, secretary 37 rodeo club 47 student council 2 Rust, Jay band 2-3-4, treasurer 47 bellarama 4: 0rCl1eS1l'i 3-4: treasurer 4 Rye, Patricia belles 2-3-47 booster club 2-3-47 f.h.a. 2-47 library club 2-3 Sanders, Brenda belles 27 belles-o'-yarn 37 booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-31 entre nous 37 f.h.a. 27 f.t.a. 37 girls' chorus 2 Sanders, Mary Ann booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 25 f.t.a. 3 Sanders, Tommy booster club 45 los cardinales 3 wders, Vicki ellarama 45 booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 3-4, reporter 3, easurer 45 los cardinales 23-45 modern dance club 4, resident 45 national honor society 3-45 spanish national onor society 4 tear, Marilynn 't club 3-45 bellaire writers' club 3-4, president 45 booster ub 2-3-45 f.t.a. 3-4 tepps, Gilda :aoster club 4 lmetter, Ken :oster club 3-45 n.d.c.c. 3-4, red rifles 2-3-4 inatter, Betsy :oster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 45 swimming 35 medical careers ub 35 orchestra 2-3-45 all-city 2-3-4, all-state 2-3-4 ineider, Mike :oster club 2-3-4 iwartz, Leslie roster club 45 chorus 45 n.d.c.c. 25 orchestra 2 twarz, Nancy voster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 45 foreign affairs club 3-4, secre- ry 45 f.t.a. 3-4, district secretary 45 library club 2-35 los rdinales 3-4, treasurer 35 national honor society 45 na- mal merit letter of commendation 45 spanish national mor society 3 Ile, Bill if deutsch bitte 2-3-45 booster club 3-45 hi-y 45 swimming rs, Janet f deutsch bitte 2-35 belles 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 rre nous 45 foreign affairs 45 f.t.a. 2 sei, Roddy f deutsch bitte 25 booster club 3, b.v.a. 3-45 football I-4, i.v. 2 er, John f deutsch bitte 3-45 booster club 2-3-4 Sharney, Mickey booster club 3-4 Shea, Mike booster club 3-45 n.d.c.c. 2-3-4, drill team 3 Sher, Judy booster club 45 bellarama 4 Shilcutt, Paula booster club 45 d.e.c.a. 45 g.r.a. 35 tennis 35 volleyball 3 Silverman, Barry booster club 2-3-4 Silverman, Diane Silverstein, Russell library club 45 medical careers club 2-3-45 booster club 2- 3-45 entre nous 243-45 national honor society 45 optimist scholarship finalist 45 orchestra 2-3-45 science club 2-3-4 Simkin, Sandy booster club 3-4 Sloan, Carey baseball 3-45 basketball 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 b.v.a. 3-45 carillon 3-4, sports editor 45 c.s.u. 45 los cardinales 3 Smith, Carol booster club 3-45 f.h.a. 25 foreign affairs club 4 Smith, Don booster club 3-4 Smith, Geoff bgoster! club 2-3-45 carillon most handsome 25 swimming 2 -4 Smith, Jane belies 2-3-4, corporal 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 f.h.a. 25 f.t.a. 35 ir. classical league 3 Smith, Larry Wayne booster club 2-3-45 chorus 45 c.s.u. 2 Smith, Linda archery 45 art club 45 booster club 2-3-4, social commit- tee 45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 entre nous 2-3-45 f.l1.a. 3-4, treasurer 45 medical careers club 3-45 red cross club 4 h, Richard stef club 2-3-45 b.v.a. 2-3-45 football 3-45 track 2-3 eu, amy n, Mark Iassical league 35 n.d.c.c. 2-3-4, rifle team 3-4, drill i 2-3-4, staff officer 3, company commander 45 na- al honor society 4 gler, Monty lub 4 r, Kellie ter club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-35 f.h.a. 2-3-4 han, John ter club 2-3-45 los cardinales cer, Judy s 2-35 booster club 23-4, publicity committee 3-45 . 2-3-45 f.h.a. 4 ing, Sandi ter club 2-3-4 , Philip l think I iust found your spurs Springfield, Shelley Sproul, David band 2-3-4, vice president 45 booster club 3 national honor society 3-45 orchestra 2-3-4 president 4 Who says that we're not in the Rose Bowl. St. Jacques, Nancy Stadtlander, Sally booster club 2-3-4 Small, Johnny auf deutsch bitte 35 bellarama 2-3-4, booster club 2-3-4, lt. booster 4, sales chairman 3, sales committee 2, boys' chorus 2-3-47 c.s.u. 45 folksinging club 4, treasurer 4: mixed chorus 2-3-4, all-city 3-4, all-region choir bari- tone 4g national merit letter of Commendation 4 Stafford, Gerard booster club 2-3-4 Staples, Joe baseball 2-3-4, all-city 23, all-state 37 booster club 2-3- 4, b.v.a. 3-4 Staskus, Peggy auf deutsch bitte 25 belles 2-3-47 booster club 2-3-4 f.h.a. 2-3-4 Stetfek, Keith booster club 2-3 Stephens, Billy booster club 4, track 3-4 Stephens, Mopsy Stephenson, Anne 4 band 2-3-4, reporter 4, booster club 2-3-47 bowling club 4, c.s.u. 27 red cross club 3 Stice, Linda booster club 2-3-4, c.s.u. 2-3-4, d.e.c.a. 4: f.h.a. 2-3 un, Judy ter club 45 f. e, Robert ers' club 4 le, Anna T, Robert h.a. 2-4 deutsch bitte 47 science club 3-4 And Mrs. Nelson, you'll never guess what we had for refreshments! er, Claudia s 25 booster club 2-37 d.e.c.a. 3-45 medical careers 2 Jsand, Charlotte ster club 45 n.o.m.a. spelling winner nling, Bob Ike Nan Yr CY es 2-3-45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 4 nson, Roger Sweitzer, Chip Swigart, Teddy baseball 2-3-4, i.v. 25 basketball 2-3-4, i.v. 25 booster club 2-3-45 b.v.a. 45 c.s.u. 2-3-4 Sybesma, Judy booster club 2-45 los cardinales 45 medical careers club 2- 35 national merit semi-finalist 45 red cross club 2-3 Tamplin, Jerry boys' chorus 45 f.f.a. 2-3-4, reporter 4, district secretary 4 Tanenbaum, Richard los cardinales 4 Tarrant, Janet booster club 2-3-4, card section 45 f.h.a. 2-4 Tatar, Cutris booster club 2-3-45 foreign affairs club 25 key club 3-45 ir. classical league 3-4, vice president 35 n.:'.t.e. runner-up 45 national merit letter of commenclation 45 national honor society 4 Taylor, Carol booster dub 2-3-4 Taylor, Elaine booster club 2-3-4, social committee 45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 los cardinales 3-4 Taylor, Libby belles 2-3-4, captain 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 3-45 f.h.a. 45 f.t.a. 3-4 Taylor, Robert boys' chorus 45 mixed chorus 3-4 Taylor, Steve booster club 3-45 n.d.c.c. 25 swimming 3-4 Teal, Marilyn bellarama 35 belles 2-3-4, flag corps 45 booster club 2-3- 45 c.s.u. 3-45 f.t.a. 45 med-ical careers 4 Templeton, Janet f.h.a. 4 Tharp, Ed nas, Carol Lynn larama 2-45 booster club 2'3I entre nous 2 nas, Frank tball 3-4, i.v. 3 nas, Rosemary es 3-4, flag corps 47 booster club 2-3-47 entre nous 3- Folksinging club 47 girls' chorus 27 mixed chorus 3-47 onal honor society 4 nas, Tommy ' ister club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 i.v. baseball 2-37 los finale: 3 npson, Jimmy ster club 2-3-47 d.e.c.a. 3-47 los cardinales 3 npson, Randy :ball 2'3'4f basketball 23-4, all-city 37 booster club 4, Ikeeper 47 b.v.a. 3-4, secretary-treasurer 47 class vice sident 47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 key club 47 los cardinales 3 mpson, Rusty :ster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 football 3-4, i.v. 37 i.v. ,eball 27 i.v. basketball 37 los cardinales 3 mpson, Thomas llarama 3-47 booster club 28-47 carillon most hand- ne 2-37 c.s.u. 37 foreign affairs club 47 i.v. basketball key club 3-4, senior director 47 los cardinales 2 lrnburg, Dale oster club 2-3-47 'bowling 2-3, city captain 27 g.r.a. 2i fdical careers club 4 Dear AbbYf mn, Vance :ster club 47 c.s.u. 47 f.h.a. 47 g.r.a. 47 mixed chorus ing, Bob :ster club 47 c.s.u. 47 medical careers club 23-4, pro- tm chairman 4 bin, Linda larama 2-37 booster club 2-3-47 los cardinales 3-4 Tillinghast, Ja-ne booster club 2-3-4, card section 47 c.s.u. 2-3: ir classical league 3-4 wnley, Dennis rooster club 2-3-45 national merit letter rf commendation 4, n.f.l. 2-3-47 f.p.p. 2 Townsend, Buddy baseball 2-4 5 booster club 2-3-41 b.v.a. 3- 4, student council 4 Tully, Sandra booster club 2-3-45 f.l1.a. 3-4 Tyson, Elizabeth booster club 2-3-4: g.r.a. 4 Underwood, Judy booster club 3-4, c.s.u. 4, d.e.c.a. 45 f.h.a. 4 Van Amburgh, Venita belles 2-3-4, corporal 4, booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-43 iunior classical league 3-47 mixed chorus 3-4 Van Wagoner, Bob art club 3-4, president 47 booster club 2-3-4, c.s.u. 3 Varnado, Richard Townsend, Hollie cl.e.c.a. 4 Tracey, Terry booster club 4, f.h.a. 45 girls' chorus 4, rodeo club 4 Trenchard, Mike junior classical league 4 Tucker, Neil bellaire writers' club 2-3: booster club 3-4: entre nous 2-3, foreign affairs club 3, president 4, southerner, t.p.p., editor 4 :ent, Cheryl les 2-3-4, flag corps 4, corporal 45 girls' chorus 25 med chorus 3-4 lt, Woody l deutsch bitte 3-45 booster club 2-3-45 foreign affairs b 3 rtko, Donna :ster club 2-3-4, publicity committee 45 bowling club 5 c.s.u. 2-3-4 ggener, Melinda lles 2-3-4, corporal 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 45 're nous 45 f.h.a. 25 los cardinales 3-45 rodeo club 35 .sian club 4 gner, Lynn Iles-o'-yarn 45 booster club 2-3-45 social committee 3-45 wling club 35 f.h.a. 4, vice president 45 f.t.a. 3-4, secre- y 3-45 los cardinales 3 lker, Jill ull, Tommy :oster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 25 hi-y 4 ullingford, Nona illis, Retta alles 2-3-4, corporal 45 booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-4 1.a. 2-3-45 f.t.a. 2-35 rodeo club 3-45 russian club 4 lrath, Marilyn r.a. 3 lton, Jim rgo, Frances f deutsch bitte 3-45 belles 3-4, corporal 45 booster club 3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 foreign affairs club 45 f.t.a. 3-45 na- rnal honor society 3-45 national science foundation sum- ar institute 35 science club 3-4, secretary-treasurer 4 ren, Frank netball 25 'bellarama 45 booster club 2-3-4, special serv- committee 45 boys' chorus 45 class president 45 1. 45 mixed chorus 3-4 ren, Helen club 3-45 booster club 2-3-45 folksinging club 4 hburn, Beverly 'ling 3-45 c.s.u. 2-3-45 g.r.a. 45 medical careers club roster club 2-3-4, bowling club 45 c.s.u. 45 f.h.a. 3-45 Washer, David booster club 2-3-45 d.e.c.a. 4 Watassek, Guy booster club 2-3-4, bowling club 3-4 Waters, Camille bellarama 2-3-4: n.f.l. 3-4 Weaver, Donna auf deutsch bifte 3-43 booster club 2-3-47 band 23-4,,bowling club 23-4, medical careers 3, red cross club 3-4 Webb Noel booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 2-37 carillon most hand- some 2p hi-y 2 Bump it with a trumpet. Weiner, Sanford booster club 37 n.f.l. 3 Weintraub, Marvin booster club 4 Weir, Jeanne american chemical society examination first place, booster club 2-3-4, g.r.a. 3, library club 3-45 national merit letter of commendation .45 science club 3-4, chemistry co- ordinator 4, tennis 2 Weise, Stanley booster club 2-3-45 c.s.u. 4 Weldon, Priscilla booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 f.h.a. 4: girls' 'chorus 3-4 Wellner, Helen auf deutsch bitte 25 bellaire writers' club 3, parliamen- tarian 3, reporter 3, booster club 3 Wells, Pam belles 2-37 booster club 2-3-47 sales committee chairman 47 carillon 3-47 los cardinales 3-4, president 47 spanish national honor society 3-47 student council 2 Wells, Ronnie ilsh Chris nerican chemical society examination honorable men- m7 booster club 23-47 foreign affairs club 37 national erit letter of commendation lsh, Delos foster club 2-3-47 card section 47 belies-o'-yarn 2-37 c.s.u. 3-47 f.h.a. 47 los cardinales 3 ndel, Clarence oster club 2'3'4l bowling club 4 rme, Pam Iles 2-3-4, corporal 47 booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 .a. 47 f.t.a. 37 ir. classical league 3-4, secretary 3, presi- rlt 4 rner, Matthew eatley, Tom oster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2-3-47 science club 3-4 aeler, Jane :ster club 2-3-4, social committee 47 carillon most at- :tive 2-37 bellerama 37 f.h.a. 4, f.t.a. 3-4, com-mittee lirman 3, vice president 47 girls' chorus 3-4, president lte, Linda club 47 booster club 26-47 c.s.u. 47 f.h.a. 3-42 los dinales rodeo club 4 lte, Mary Ellen les 2-3-4, flag corps 4, booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 2'3-Ai ss treasurer 37 carillon most attractive 2, entre nous 7 'f.1'.a. 4 ite, Richard ite, Tommy ftenloerg, Bill me-m Whiteside, Sallie Whiting, Rick booster club 2-3-4 Wilkes, Richard auf deutsch bitte 37 booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 3-4, medical careers club 47 national merit letter of commendation 4: orchestra 2-3-47 swimming 3-4 Wilkie, Cliff booster club 3-4, golf 3 Willard, Priscilla booster club 3, d.e.c.a. 4, medical careers club 3, science club 25 swimming Willbern, Margaret american chemical society examination honorable men- tion 3: anchor club 45 booster cIu'b 3-47 entre nous 4: f.t.a. 2-3-45 ir. president 3, committee chairman 4, na- tional honor society 3-41 national merit letter of com- mendation 4, red cross club 3 We use one for each nostril. Willbern, Robyn booster club 2-3-45 bellarama 3-47 f.t.a. 3: girls' chorus 4, all-city 4, los cardinales 35 red cross club 3 Willhelm, Linda Williaford, Janet belles 2-3-41 booster club 2-3-4, drum maior 4 Ilaiams, Carolyn roster club 2-3-41 f.h.a. 41 medical careers club 4 lliams, Doug roster club 2-4 Ilis, Barbara roster club 2-3-41 f.h.a. 2-3-41 rodeo club 4 llis, John rdio-visual club 2-3-4 Ison, Jean roster club 2-3-41 c.s.u. 2-3-41 f.h.a. 2-41 g.r.a. 2-3-4 lson, Steve ind 41 booster club 3-41 folksinging- club 41 national -nor society 41 orchestra 2-3-4, all-city 2-3-4, all-state B-A -kler, Mike ster club 3-41 football 2-3-4 it letter of commendatiom track 2 1er, Mike 579' Club 2-3-4: c.s.u. 2-3-41 t.p,p, 4 ', Maribefh 'er club 2'3'4' C's'U- 2'3'4i f-h-9- 2-3: los cardinales 1 i-v- 3i hi-Y 2: national 'enberg, Erving oster club 31 los cardinales 21 n.'f.l. 21 science club 3 -llner, Jane llaire optimist scholarship finalist 41 booster club 31 ksinging club 41 ir. classical league 41 national merit i-finaIist1 spanish national honor society 3-4, reporter seniors Wood, Cheri belles 25 booster club 2-3-43 c.s.u. 45 f.h.a. 3-4, treasurer 3 Woodard, Carla booster club 2-3-4, g.r.a. 3-4, los cardinales 3-4, secretary 3, reporter 4, rodeo club 41 texas history club 3-4, vice president 4 Woodworth, Edie bellarama 3-4, booster club 2-3-45 f.h.a. 35 girls' chorus 2, g.r.a. 4 Word, Pat belles 2-3-4, booster club 2-3-47 c.s.u. 45 history club 21 library club 31 rodeo club 3 Yaeger, Carol booster club 3-45 g.r.a. 45 library club 2-3-47 medical careers club 45 national honor society 4 l'll be back as soon as l'm crowned Homecoming Queen. Yarter, Jay baseball, i.v. 35 all-city 4, all-zone 45 b.v.a. 3-45 c.s.u. 2-3- 45 booster club 2-3-45 football 2-3-4 Yellen, Gay anchor club 3-45 bellarama 3-45 booster club 2-3-4, mem- bership committee 35 bowling club 25 carilfon most at- tractive 35 homecoming princess 45 library club 25 los cardinales 35 mixed chorus 2-3-45 national honor society 3-45 spanish national honor society. 3 Yingst, Patty band 2-3-4, all-city 4, all-district 45 booster club 2-3-45 orchestra 4 York, Julie booster club5 f.h.a. 2-3-45 library club 45 rodeo club 4 Zarefsky, David chess club 25 national honor society 3-45 national merit semi-finalist 45 n.f.l. 2-3-4, vice president 3-45 spanish national honor society 3 Zimmermann, David carrillon 4, calendar editor 45 national merit semi-finalist 4 The office wants to see you. seniors l' Q- mosf attrachvc IUUY flvvvorth pc Mol as -gg: : wi 2. 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P sfeve hanks, betsy henley, ken iuhnson, alfred kelley, lance Iular, sallie lancasfer, earle mc cents, pai mc dowell, richard numn, charles palmer, .1 1 5 Wh is W 329 'sk '- - 'S X -Q' 4' :. .zz-,af J:?.amT'R.1ahQsm....- -4 I' 'A' ' '- ' I -2---f A I x X , -if , ' + -5:6553 rf - , f':':':Q ' L! l F . Il, I , - ' 4 ,H N .:- SE? - J l lg? 'L-I in 1' ' lf' ' 1 '41 ' 3, A H' 51 ' I :w ,ff 'W NJ ,ln It ,- 5- w'3'. f 1- x4:I:.fx v:.3 f - ' Pg-x X I li- L4 E Y' fl 'J.,, 11 5 .-- 1- Q-es,-Q . 1 'AH 'W x A' , 1 I I Q - I 1-s -is Tisifjw 5 .vi ' v w - 1 v ozozaz ' 9 Q 4 f 1-Sf T ' e xii.. if Qaslfif' , 3 1 . I i :L- I U 1,31 U, , nf, 151, I P By virtue of a misfortune a man found himself locked in, or out, or both. Surrounded by walls so high and so massy that they kept the inside in and the outside out. Sealed from his view were Things. Things about which he was exceedingly curious and so, he sat down on the floor and invented the door, the doorknob, the dooriamb, the door knocker, the doorchain, the doorbell, and the dormouse. At sunrise on the day he left the dormouse and turned the doorknob and walked headlong into Things. Urged by the frogs in the marsh who sang in chorus, he entered a forest dark and deep where he saw a blue sky through green tree windows that fell to brown ground which, because he watched it, caused him to bump his head on another wall. And seated on the ground, he took a stick and thought of walls and doors and Things before he continued inventing, and inventing, and inventing. 1-vw X.-was students m ' i faculty alderman, kay 48, 174 arrington, mrs. doris 50, 67 andrews, harlan g. 30 bornes, mrs. nettie 46, 113 bean, mrs. clara belle 42 laeckham, gerald 52 benfield, mrs. iudith 45 bigbee, mrs. shirley 29, 137 bleil, mrs. morgaret 52 bond, lawrence 50 brandsletter, i. m. 53 brown, glenda 52 carson, mrs. evelyn 34 carstarphen, chapel p. 49, 131 carter, isaac 50, 126, 127 carter, I. m. 50, 103 carver, connie 48 case, mrs. carolyn 38, 57, 115 cash, mrs. miignoyon 39 clemons, mary a. 45 clyburn, iohn 46, 116, 117 collins, ethelene 41, 59 colvin, arthur 51 donsby, mrs. martha 41 davis, mrs. louise 57, 106 dillman, david 47, 112 dee, mrs. ruby 34 denson, mrs. charlie 51, 68, 69 domingue, tommy 55 donaldson, mrs. lanelle 35, 118 dowlen, mrs. ruth 45, 58 dupont, mrs. nan 47, 63, 100 eaton, mrs. nancy 36 edwards, mrs. barbara 34 emery, mrs. ellen 34 everett, trulah 45 fensch, mrs. martha 46, 113 fletcher, w. I. 50 frank, avanell 35 glass, mrs. harrietta 55, 98 gainas, mrs. zora 40, 141 graham, mrs. dorothy 36, 82 guckert, mrs. ferrel 38 hoberger, mrs. gladys 41, 59 hargrove, mrs. lulu mae 34 harrison, miss melinda 36 haynes, mrs, edis 38 hayward, claudia 43 heaton, william 46, 101 henderson, bill 53, 124 herber, wil 53 hickey, miss ruth 37 hill, mrs. catherine 37 hillin, gene 42, 156 holcomb, miss hope 48 holland, dr. robert e. 120 hollingshead, william 44 hollister, ivy 32 hutchinson, mrs. kathryn 34 igo, I. m. 50 issac, miss sondra 6, 43, 99, 108 iacobs, robert 44 iefferies, mrs. willie lee 54 iahnsen, mrs. alice 43, 135 iahnston, tom 45 iones, mrs. mary iane 39 kemp, mrs. alma 40, 83 kenyon, dolores 40 knoblauch, ray 49, 157 kroulik, marie 39 kuhn, marie 51, 106 lappe, mary 8, 123 la verne, mrs. ruth 45 le doux, leslie 51 lee, miss elizabeth 54, 138 leileste, mrs. lucille 53, 92, 93, 91 Iiles,. mildred 36 leppard, ioseph 49 lewis, mrs. dell 55, 70 lyles, henry 49, 159 lyons, roy 37, 57, 101 mc clelland, mrs. mildred 33 madden, mrs. madge 37 mann, mrs. ioyce 35 marks, mrs. ola may 46 mc bride, iomes 47 332 mc elroy, tom 39, 56, 57, 142 middleton, o. l..49 miller, mrs. elizabeth 41, 99 moeller, ieannine 54, 98 moore, miss iulie 54 morgan, mrs. ioyce 52 martlock, mary lou 49, 62 maulder, thelma 35 nelson, mrs. myrtle lee 47, 75 olsen, charles 51 organ, charles 4, 15, 165 page, mrs. margaret 39 pattersan, mrs, edclh 50, 96 pickett, cecil 53, 91 pedigo, robert 37 phillips, herman 49 porter, b. i. 3 prather, mrs. helen 52 price, gory 40 priestly, darothy 48 reeves, william 31 rembert, mrs. frances 52 richardson, mrs. patricia 43 roberts, mrs. mary ann 41, 99 robertson, anne 54 robson, charles 46, 66, 99 rowland, mrs. iane 40 ryder, mrs. verdene 57, 99, 106 sarabia, oscar 44, 135 shirley, mrs. olive 35 sherrill, anne 37 slater, iae 55 smith, mrs. sue 38, 57, 99 so'1is, lrances 55 sperry, pamela 44 starnes, mariorie 38 suarez, diamanthia 54, 138 sullivan, virgil 49, 155 summer, mrs. toby 36 suttle, mrs. mary 34 tabery, mrs. iulic 55, 138 index allen, clon 258 allen, mark 180 allen, patti 138, 212 allen, quentin 180 allen, tad 212 allum, mike 180 almand, iulie 72, 180 alpoin, susan 180 alridge, linda 80 alsobrook, david 120, 180 alsobrook, kathy 140, 212 amdur, karen 212 amerman, tom 180 ames, iahn 212 ammons, ianet 258 ammons, paul 72, 115 anawaty, bill 66, 83, 92, 124, 126, 177 anderson, ann 72, 212 anderson, bill 180 anderson, craig 114, 259 anderson, david 180 anderson, ionet 180 anderson, iimmie 80, 107, 110, 180 anderson, lanelle 212 anderson, mary 76, 212 anderson, patricia 107, 109, 120, 126, 177 anderson, pauline 212 anderson, richard 180 anderson, ted 81 anderson, tony 212 andrews, h. 30 andrews, susan 80, 115, 180 andrews, tam 118 andry, larry 180 ankenman, damon 259 ankenman, dece 69, 80, 180 anton, david 212 orbuckle, sandy 180 archer, diana 93, 259 armstrong, patti 180 armstrong, sue 82, 101 arnold, gray 129 tucci, mrs. mana 55, 98 thompson, hazel muhl 39, 95 watts, mrs. carol jean 47 watts, webb, horman 43, 60, 135 mrs. marion 54, 138 arnold, gregg 72 arnold, ierry 117, 259 arnold, larry 114, 180 aronstein, alan 259 arthur, kathy 93 wells, mr. chuck 67 wendel, ellen 35 wheeler, helen 42 whitten, corina 45, 121 wiley, shirley 36, 56 willard, le roy 49, 132 wilson, mrs. pearl 35, 118 wooters, mrs. ieanne 34 wroten, karen 44 xinn, bennie 41, 175 aaranstein, alan 155 abdel-razzak, koussaiill, 258 abramowitz, chiam 180 abramowitz, ida 258 abramson, shirley 258 adair, carrie 120,180 adams, david 180 adams, ioe 212 adams, laney 79, 111, 212 adams, ron 180 adams, ronnie 258 adamson, peggy 96, 212 aderman, carle 258, 71 adkinson, barbara 258 ahrenbeck, patricia 212 albert, bill 132, 133, 258 aldridge, carter 82 aldredge, linda 180 alexander, bob 258 alexander, cathy 93, 180 alexander, ian 80, 180 alexander, roger 72, 73, 258 alexander, tere 258 alford, mark 180 alkire, patricia 180 allen, alice 258 allen, alton 88, 116, 125, 135, 258.328 allen, danelle 212 ashkenazy, gail 180 ashkenazy, gary 212 ashworth, tommy 212 askins, gloria 259 atkins, margaret 180 alkinson, bill 259 atkinson, mary 93, 259 attaway, sheron 259 atwell, sharon 76, 212 aude, virginia 79, 212 austin, keith 180 austin, nancy 180 avent, george 180, 115 oel 180 barnes, richard 260 barnette, iimmy 261 barnum, iudy 114, 181 barrett, debby 213 barstow, bob 181 bartlett, phil 213 barton, randy 157, 181 bartosch, gerald 261, 326 bartran, lance 213 barvin, alan 150, 261 barvin, marga 213 bass, craig 213, 156 bass, gary 92, 213 bass, linda 117, 213 bassist, harry 213 batterbee, karen 106, 108, 261, 70 batterson, randy 181 battin, barbara 261 baughn, carol 261 baumbach, eugene 181 bautsch, cheryl 77, 106, 261 bayer, barbara 109, 261 bayles, david 72, 181 bayles, philip 129, 261 beach, toni 181 beathard, kathy 72 beathard, michael 213 beatty, doug 158, 160, 261 beauman, sue 93, 261 beavers, lynne 69, 147, 261 becht, darrell 181 beck, sharon 123, 181 beckman, michael 213 becllord, mary 213 bednarski, stephanie 213 belcher, marsha 213 belcore, iackie 261 belikafl, marion 181 bell, carol 261 bell, iane 107, 109, 121, 126, 132, 134, 137, 143, 261, 257 bell, linda 213 bell, roselyn 69, 108, 137, 262, 328, 326 bell, susan 68, 88, 98, 213 bendall, randy 214 bender, corol 214 beniarnin, denny 214 benka, larry 214 bennatte,marilyn 76, 214 benner, caroline 262 bennett, deanna 181 bennett, debby 180, 181 bennett, ted 181 benscn, holly 214 bentch, charlotte 214 bentch, leornard 116, 262 berg, aimee 181 berg, howard 120 berg, sheila 121, 214 berger, rannie 262 bernstein, bonnie 95, 214 black, john 263 black, mike 133, 181 blackledge, carol 263 blair, georgianna 114, 214 blakeway, sandy 108, 263 blakeway, shirley 110, 181 blalock, virginia 263 blank, betty 181 blankenship, ieli 157, 181 blanton, tommy 263 blatch, howard 214 blessner, harold 181 blohm, pam 80, 110, 181 bloom, kim 117, 178, 181 bloom, peggy 263 blum, mike 133, 263 blumenthal, barbara 215 plummer, barry 181 badden, anne 263 bodner, manny 132, 133, 215 bogdanow, barbara 181 bogdanow, larry 215 boggess, april 181 bohn, bill 263 bohn, ieannette 111, 215 bohn, linda 181 bales, karen 76, 215 bolin, gary 263 bonneau, carrall 158, 159 215 bonner, pat 87, 88, 174, 264 bookman, mary grace 118, 123 181 boon, boane, booth, booth, booth, sally, 93, 264 irby kay 215 courtney 109, 264 nancy 78, 215 scott 181 barmaster, don 181 bormaster, harold 82 borreca, richard 181 baswel I, bonnie 68, 76, 215 bounds, terry 215, 162 baurne, margie 215 bowen, robert 264. 102 bowers, betty 215 box, ianice 215 boyd, sharon 80, 181 boyer, georgia 80, 162 boyles, david 264 bradiord, ann 164, 122 bradley, iohn 77, 138, 264 brandon, steve 264 brandt, iimmy 182 branha m, iim182 brashear, gayla 78, 111, 136, 215 brashears, iames 182 brashears, lynn 182 brateman, charlotte 264 brennan sandy 123, 182, 103, ios brenner, bobby 215 bridge, danny 182 axelrad, nancy 121, 212 axelrod, sandra 260 ayres, david 180 ayers, larry 212 bacot, david 260 bacot, lucy 212 badash, roger 260 baezner, alan 180 baine, allison 80, 180 baird, carole 180 baird, ken 260 baker, cindy 180 baker, iane 260, 78 baker, iere 260 baker, iim 212 bakst, marsha 260 baldwin, barbara 260 ballantyne, catherine 76, 8 213 ballard, barbara 114, 260 bancrolt, milanne 76, 213 bankston, dawn 213 barbalias, estelle 260 barbee, iim 112, 213 barbee, pat 260 barber, susann 180 barker, bonnie 180 barnard, linda 213 barneburg, bruce 213 barnes, dana 180, 205 barnes, frank 181 berman, hilary 181 berman, sharon 214 berman, sherry ann 214 bernard, doug 153, 175 bernard, kathy 109, 256, 263 bernstein, ricki 262 brien, al 182 brier, michael 215, 163 briggs, tim 215 brimble, sherry 215, 79 brimmer, bill 215, 105 brimmer, iuanita 182 brochstein, steve 182 berry, marilyn 88, 93, 262 berry, sharee 77, 262 berryman, mary 181 bertels, gary 132 berube, stephanie 181 best, vickie 181 beyer, melody 214 biddle, mary frances 174, 262 biederstadt, susan 78, 80, 214 biggs, karen 141, 214 bihr, kathy 80, 98, 110, 181 biiou, hedy 93 biiou, ioe 262 billingsley, bill 92, 181 binder, barbara 141, 262 binder, steve 214 bingham, steve 214 bird, hank 181, 127 bishop, iane 181 bishop, iudy 214 bishop, steve 214 bissell, d'iane 131 brock, harryette 72, 129, 215 brock, linda 265 brock, susan 93, 79, 215, 79 brodsky, donald 182 broesche, ierry 164, 215 brogdan, toni 182 broodmead, kent 265 brooks, icy 182 brooks, lynn 150 brooks, pam 182 1 brooks, pete 215 1 brothers, karen 93, 265 , broussard, dotty 216 broussard, doug 182 brown, bonnie 76, 111, 216 brown, caryl 182 brown, cheryl 113. 216 brown, howard 182 brown, ierry 216 brown, marvin 216 brown, mike 132, 133, 265, 122, 71 brown, steve 182 brown, tanny 216 brown, terry 164, 175, 216, 182 browne, richard 182 browning, hubs 216 browning, heather 265 broyles, sally 78, 265 brunson, bannie 80, 182 bryan, mike 216, 95 bryson, linda 216 buckner, ianet 265 buescher, cathy 216 buhl, barbara 93, 135, 265 buhl, roberta 80, 115, 182 bullock, bebs 123, 182 bullock, karyl 182 bullack, pamela 182 burdeaux, bill 265 cashman, terry 217 castanedo, iane 217 casleel, david 266 castles, andrea 183 cales, bettye 80, 114, 183 cauley, gale 113 cavanaugh, marianne 93, 267, 128, 127 centepede, cyril 159 cholkley, iudy 76, 267 chalmers, roddy 267 chambers, gloria 217 champ, charles 267, 163 chandler, richard 183 chaney, dan 73, 217 chanowsky, barbara 267 chanowsky, irene 267 conner, conner. linda 218 mike 184 connolly, pat 111,.219, 78 conway, bob 92 cook, irene 268 cook, lowry 73, 219 cook, lynn 218 cook, patricia 218 cook, wayne 218 cooksey, cooper, ed 184 cynthia 80, 184 cooper, nancy 106, 269 cooper, ralph 131, 132, 269 cooper, stan 184 cooper, lom 112 corman, alix 184 corrales, carol 73, 219 burdick, ned 265 burk, cindy 182 burk, holly, 182, 128 bu rks, bu rks, susan 61, 122 susan 216, 122 burkhart, nancy 68, 69, 77, 107, 265 burnett, donna 182 burnett, iohn 92, 265, 122, 326 burns, kim 216 burns, meg 216 burns, pat 113 burns, ralph 182 burns, robin 216 burns, trisha 216 burrage, george 73, 182 chapman, andy 217 cnapman, bob 218 chapman, olivia 218 chapman, winnie 88, 117 142, 211, 218 chase, karen 183 chase, chris 114, 183 chase, scott 267 ' chenaull, harriet 183 chernosky, merle 79, 106, 1 267, 79 childress, creag 218 childress, edith 78,111, 218 childress, iodye 183 childress, tom 267 chilivetis, amy 218 chilvetis, leta 267 chimeme, susan 141, 218, 95 cotlar, david 92, 135, 219 cotlar, steve 184 cotlan, beth 80, 184 cotterell, charlotte 269 couch, tommy 157, 219 coulson, lois 184 courier, bonnie 219 cowort, william 269 cox, martha 129, 184 cox, wesson, 269 Crabb, hal 73, 114, 219 craddock, nancy 107, 143, 257, 269 craig, barbara109, 269 craig, nancy 184 crain, robert 184 cramer, lariny 138, 150, 269 crane, cl. cl. 219 222 burrough, iames 72, 182 bursiel, marilyn 182 burttschell, betty 266 busch, dan 216, 71 bush, howard 135, 182 bushy, jackie 182 buschek, ricky 216 bussa, hank 66, 117, 148, 149, 151, 175, 210, 216 butcher, cindy 182 butler, gary 182 butler, mike 216 butterwick, dan 216 buxbaum, steve 66, 182 byars, iirnmy 266 byers, steve 216 bynum, larry 131, 133 byrd,iim 152, 175 byrne, mike 182 cabness, carol 140, 210 cacir, wendy 266 caesar, paula 266 cagney, mike cain, carol cain, melissa 182 coin, robin 266 caldwell, cecil 182 calloway, gary 92, 115, 216 callaway, marsha 107, 256, 266 callicutt, richard 217 camp, collie 217 camp, linda 182 campbell, craig 131, 217 campbell, glenn 164, 162 campbell, kathryn 93, 183 caplan, phil 266 caplavitz, louis 183 capps, mike 88, 154, 175, 217 capps, wade 156, 217 chittenden, don 267 chow, ronnie 218 christiansen, richard 211: churchill, lynn 73 claiborn, steven 157, 183 crawlord, candi 219 crawlord, kent 92, 219 crawford, tommy 157 crawl ey, crawl ey, carroll 219 iane 184 clark, becky 183 clark, beverly 80, 183 clark, cindy 80, 183 clark, dennis 183 clark, gene 218, 102 clark, leah 183 clark, linda 183 clark, lottie 183 clark, lynn 174, 216 clark,' richard 267 clark val 183 clarke, bud 156, 21s Clarke, robby aa, ns, 140, zaa clayton, pam 8, 66, 68, 135, 218 cIe99, brantley 183 cleme cleme nts, brad 73, 88, 268 nts, carol 218 clemons, carl 140 clewe clewe cl i ne. tt, iames 183 tt, steve 183 dee 263 claniger, betty 218 clause, billy 183 clute, curtis 183, 104, 105 caale, tom 268 coale, victor 183 caatsworth, nancy 183 cable, peggy 183 coble, ray 156, 210 cacke, bill 183 cohen, gary 183 cohen, iulie 141, 268 cohen, mark 156, 183 cahen, mike 183 card, mike 92, 101, 217 carey, dianne 217 carl, elizabeth 217 carle, ralph 217 carlson, ianice 82, 217 carpenter, iim 183 carr, bobby 119, 183 carr, linda 217 carr, pat 217 carraway, lee 183 carroll, iohnna 183 cerroll, marianne 114, 266, 328 carson, mary ann 120, 114, 174, 183 carsten, andrea 217 cohen, sandy 260 cohn, claudia 80, 183 cohn, kathy ann 93, 268 cohn, marsha 218 cole, cathy 113, 268 cole, mary 268 cole, norma Ieane 268 cog?7ralph 268, 128, 104, colin, muriel 125, 218 collavo, babette 268 collier, iim 183 cogger, marian 80, 188, 218, collier, mike 114, 218 collins, rannie 154, 268 crawley, lee 184, 71 creasy, bob 184 creech, iames 184 creech, stan 219 crews, catherine 88, 269, 328 crocketl, gail 184 craft, rochelle 184 crosson, larry 184 crosthwait, chris 76, 121, 219 crouch, ruth 114, 269 crowe, ianet 73, 101, 270 crowley, bucky 72, 269 crump, howard 210 cruse, hardy 270 cruzan, roger 270 cudwordth, ed lir.1 180 cullen, iohn 118, 219 cullen, paulett 119, 184 cullick, dvosha 125, 219 cullick, ianet 184 cunningham, lynn 184 cuPP, Carolyn 270 curran, susan 73, 129, 184 curry, iim 140, 219 curry, pat 68, 109, 134, 270 curtis, diane 270- cutbirth, bilf 112, 219 cyrus, terry 174, 219 dake, diane 270 dalrymple, dennis 72, 219 dalton, tom 184 danburg, glenda 184 danie, tommy 270 daniel, iudy 219 daniel, ray 184 danvers, diane 184 danziger, sheldon 138, 141, 220 darnell, cindy 114, 184 daughenbaugh, sherry 184 davenport, cynthia 184 davidolf, ioyce 220 davidolf, mike 184 davidson, iudy 93, 270 davidson, ruth 98, 125, 181 davies, ken 220 davies, marilyn 187 davies, thomas 187 davis, barbara 187, 204 davis, bill 167 carstens, martha 256, 266, 122,' 322 carter, gayle 183 carter, robbie 217 carter, russell 217 cartwright, dale 115, 217 cashman, iimmy 217 calvin, bobby 156, 218 colwell, dede 68, 106, 120, 141, 219 comiskey, ioe 219 congdon, denis 184 congdon, iim 112, 114, 218 connell, nan 268 davis, daryl 270 davis, darothy 174, 220 davis, dwane 270, 163 davis, kerry 187 davis, lynn 187 davis, marilyn 93 davis rhoda 271 davis, shirley 220 davis, susan 90, 220, 271 dawley, george 187 day, iames 187 dean, mike 133, 220 dean, niki 119, 271 'deans, iudy 220 dee, mark 112 de jon, betlye 108, 138, 220 del castillo, itze 88, 141, 220 de lay, bobetle 68, 78, 138, 142, 211, 220 delony, billy 187 demarais, iudy 271 demarco, elsa 69, 93, 291 deming, bruce 220 deming, kay 90, 230 de moss iimmy 155, 271 de moss, richard 220 denham, ricky 92, 271 derango, darlene 271 dervin, renee 220 detweiler, david 220 deutsch, victoria 271 dexheimer, sandra 187 di bel, iake is-4 dieratt, mark 185 dimon, susan 111, 117, 136, 137, 220 dinerstein, steve 185 d'ingianni, schansa 123, 232 dittman, elaine 220 cloak, barbara 272 doak, carolyn 80, 185 dogaggr, dottie 66, 69, 80, dobson, larry 185 dodge, lee 185 dodson, mike 220 dollahon, randall 272, 327 donaho, diana 185 donaho, ken 150, 220 donahue, karen 272 donaldson, cheryl 80, 185 donaldson, marlowe 72, 119, 272 donaldson, sharyn 80, 185 donnell, denis 185 donnell, doug 220 donnewly, iames 272 donnelly, ted 88, 164, 165, 175, 272 donsky, gail 85 daolan, yvonne 72, 129, 272 daugherty, robert 185 dower, iimmy 272 downey, dolores 185 doyle, mike 114, 220 drake, betty iane 220 drane, ianet 220 drayton, gail 88, 98, 115, 272, 122 dreesen, rabert 114, 116 272. 328 dreesen, tam 114, 185 dreyer, rudie 132, 133, 221 driscoll, carol 185 druary, iohn 98, 185 drury, david 73, 185 dryden, dwain 221 dubois, lance 119, 185 ducolf, rusty 221 dudek, delana 273 duke, ronald 221 duke, susan 185 dumas, bonnie 273 dunaway, marbrey 98, 273 duncan, leslie 129, 185 dunlaney, iudy 221 dunlach, bobby 221 dunlap, dwight 221 dunlap, nancy 221 dunn, iohnny 185 dunn, susan 111, 221 duree, debbie 273 durham, bill 221 durham, iudy 90, 221 durrenberger, sue 273 duryea, doug 88, 129, 273 dushkin, harvey 185 duvall, 'tina 185 dyer, robin 273 dyess, mike 150, 175, 148, 153, 273, 104, 102 dyson, bruce 185 eads, lynn 92, 273 earle, david 221 eastwood, gary 185 eckhardt, diane 67, 273 eckstrom, madge 185 edgell, christina 267 edinburgh, derwood 185 edminisler, ionnie 273 edmiston, leslie 221 eclmands, alleyne 75, 111, 138, 221 edwards, bruce 72, 92, 185 edwards, kent 90, 185 edwards, patsy 110, 185 elkins, cheralyn 79, 274, 79 elkins, dan 83, 88, 91, 92, 116, 274 elkins, david 87, 92, 162, 185 elliott, terry 221 elliott, tommy 274 ellis, andrea 93 ellis, betsy aa, 76, 111, las 221 ellis, debbie 221 ellis, carl 221 ewlis, ianet 274 ellis, patsy 78, 111, 221 elrod, susan 80 embrey, cheryl 185 emmert, nelda 78 emmott, martha 80, 185 ehmke, peter 134 enderle, beverly 5, 66, 68, 69, 83, 94, 122, 146, 274 eng, cynthia 221 engel, carol 221 engel, dee 76, 222 english, steve 221 enoch, bill 73, 274, 328 epperson, danny 131, 132 epstein, iay 185 erard, cheryl 274 erard, eddie 222 s erickson, don 274 erickson, john 222 eschenlelder, mary 222 eshelman, dean 72, 185 estes, diane 222 eubank, doug 185 eubanks, tam 222 evans, dick 117, 185 evans, lauren 127, 222 evans, melva 222 evans, sharon 88, 107, 274 evans, susan 222 evershade, chery 110, 185 eversole, larry 140 faloutakis, paul 275 faiks, cindy 76, 120, 222 falkenberg, ralph 66, 117, 124, 275 lallas, betty 185 lann, karen 186 fan, leland 115, 186 larb, iimmy 222 farber, marvin 222 larfel, helen 66, 69, 98, 137, 275, 324, 122, 326 farquher, fredora 186 lecteau, mac lynne 186 lecleau, mike .275 fegter, gary 186 feinstein, howard 117, 222 felker, kitty 275 fellers, iimmy 72, 92, 275 lenberg, lay 164, 275 ferguson, iudy 88, 143, 211, Ferguson, ross 154, 186, 95 lehr, christy 186 tertsch, danna 134, 222 file, stanley 275 line, marilyn 130, 275 linfrack, carol 138, 222 linley, lim 186 finn, penny 222 firmaglick, minerva 113 firtsch, dana 113 tisch, irvin 138, 222 lischman, bernie 222 lisher, billy 113, 275 lisher, iohn 222 lisher, iudy 76, 114 fisherman, freddie 111, 222 Fitzgerald, brian 275 tirzgerald, darleen 186 fix, linda 111, 223 fleming, nan 87, 109, 275 fleming, wolton 186 tletcher, margaret 223 hull, nancy 189 hamil graham, bill 187 91973 kaufman, pam 89,, 285 nancy jo 68, 111, 223 richard 186, 104 robert 186 ln, craig 275 edith 223 linda 80, 186 nancy 275 1, steve 125, 186 dan 223 donna 223 jane 93, 275 kathy 5, 86, 94, 142, 276 bobby 276 in, jim 186 ce, betty 68, 69, 81, 276, 122 ce, lynda 80, 109, 186 gilda dean 223 1 ed 154 onica 276 vian 125, 223 burck 223 charlie 186 gary 101, 157, 223 jackie 109, 276, 326 kenny 276 rasalind 68, 87, 88, 122, 324 stan 186 steve 186 n, chuck 223 n, coralyn 276 berry ja los, 276 martha 80, 81, 186 , eine ei, 93, 186 n, anne 174, 276 n,dicky 153, 277 n, nancy 174, 223 n, pam 123, 174, 186 an, renee 111, 223 n, ronnie 186 onna 186 oncy 186 ger, bill 277 nder, nancy 138, 277, sn, aaron 120, 277 an, eclwin 223 sn, leslie 186 an, susan 223 jan 186 carol 186 jon 186 roland 277 iotsy 186 s, butch 116, 164, 277 ronnie 186 molly 77, 88, 106, 277 nancy 120, 277 mel 186 dick 160, 223 stan 277 ki, sherry er, evelyn 223 u, :yn 91, 223 er, richard 131, 133, 328, 122 ilene 277 john 277 larry 186 :harlie 223 rr, don 223 er, robert 223 ', sherry 81, 111, 223 el, ricky 227 patrick 132, 133, 186 jackie 223 iudy 81, 138, 223 rusty 278 robert 115, 133, 186 caren 186 robert 278, 163 razanne 278 carol 78, 88, 107 lizette 79, 106, 116, pat 223 yell 186 , susy 278 :da 223 marilyn 223 linda 88, 224 bernard 124, 98, 224 ricki 125, 130, 137, robert 126, 128, 105, 127, 224 germani, jo anne 113, 174, ' 224 gerson, steve 186 gerson, teri 278 gerstenhaber, elliot 116, 278 gerstner, donna 186 gibbs, Ianeta 224 gibson, mary ann 81, 187 gidean, bill 158, 187 gilbey, alice 224 gross, sandy 111, 114, 225, 71 gross, steven 187 gross, william 280 'grove, barbara 81, 142, 179, 187 groves, gary 260 gruner, aaron 133 guntaman, sherry 187 gunter, bob 92 gunter, diane 225 giles, corl 170, 224 giles, jennifer 76, 224 giles, maurice 278 giles, sammy 278 giles, sharon 140, 278 giles, vick 92, 116, 278 gilley, richard 73, 187 guthrie, charles 73, 225 haos, chuck haas, jack 5, 114, 161, 225, 94 guttman, fredell 187 haber, scott 154, 188 hackbarth, mary ann 188 gilmore, becky 187 gimmett, gene 187 giplin, ranny 278 girard, Ioraine 78, 113, 224 gist, linda 187 gladwin, judy 106, 224 glass, betty 224 glass, connie 113, 278 glass, george 133, 187 glassner, sherry 187 glatstein, geoltery 88 glesby, susan 224 glover, mary 114, 224, 76, glueck, eric 224 gadschalk, judy 278 godwin, ned 187 goeclers, carol 111, 224 goens, winston 224 gahlke, judy 138, 224 gold, mark 133, 279 gold, sandy 279 goldberg, frank 124, 224 galdgar, jady 187 golding, gayle 187 goldman, mike 187, 71 goldman, stephen 187 goldman, susan 279 goldsobel, erwin 187 hogood, jim 131, 133, 280 hahn, hole, mary 131, 133, 285 paula 280 haley, wesley 280 halforcl, randy 164 hall, dennis 188, 280 hall, joyce 225 hall, marsha 88, 179, 225, 79 hall, pam 280 hall, ric 151, 280 holl, tom 280 hallos, judy 280 halpern, sonya 225 hamburger, joy 225 I, barton 225 hamilton, trey 188, 114 hamm, dow 225, 163 hammond, jeannie 188 hammond, tamara 129, 281 hamrrick, johanna 188 honak, tim 125 hancack, bobby 281 hand, herbert 132, 133, 188 haner, tommy 281 honhk, tim 225 hanks, steve 117, 134, 151, 281 , 378 hanna, carol 225 hanovich, dennis 225 goldstein, erwin 131, 132, 187 goldstein, nancy 91, 111, harbican, ginger 109, 281 hardaway, nancy 225 138, 224 goldsworth, karen 224 golub, marilyn 187 gonxales, jerry 187 goode, stephen 224 goadmon, debbie 224 goadmon, reni 187 goolsby, mike 187, 163 gordon, drey 90, 187 gordon, jimmy 279 hardieb, bob 188 hardie, dianne 281, 79 hardin, jack 114, 188 hardy, larry 157, 188 hardy, lynn 88, 93, 210, 226 hardy, mike 92 haring, carol 188 harkin, ricky 188 harlon, peg y 78, 114. 226 harmon, frank 72, 226 gordon, sandra 109, 279 gorham, linda 224 gough, bill 224, 163 gough, bob 157 gough, warren 114, 156, 224 goyen, bob 279 grofius, jack 156, 225 graham, bob 116,164, 225 graham, don 225 graham r6be-rt 175 279 i6ne 93, 124,' 225 gray, gray, martha 187 gray, mike 132, 133, 225 rick 104, 225 graziand, leonard 187 grazier, sandy 107, 225 green, dale 174, 279 green, marilyn 225 greene, don 181 greenwoad, richard 187 greer, diane 88, 111, 210, 225 greer, lynn 225 grenader, david 187 grevsky, dennis 73 grilfeth, pamela 279 griftin, brent 187 gritlin, caroline 110, 187 griffin, nancy 279 griffin , steve 187 grilling, sarah 279 grilfith, annette 109, 134, 280, 127 griifith, judy 81, 110, 187 griggen, brent 187 grivas, scott 66, 117,-150, 175 gronberg, linda 280 harrell, marsha 226 harris, lewis 67, 281 harris, mike 164, 226 harris, randy 92 harrism, carol 188 harrison, chrissy 281, 107 harrison, cynthia 106, 281 hart, barbara 281 hartman, coralyn 81, 188 hortnett, june 281 horwood, hoony 111, 138 220 haskett, william 73, 226 haskins, lynn 188 hastedt, diana 226 hastedt, susanne 188 hathaway, bill 72, 226 hattre, doug 188 haulrect, eric 117, 125, 226 hauser, madelyn 188 hawk, phyllis 81, 111, 226, 251 howke, larry 188, 163 hawkinson, chris 111, 114, 119, 226 haworth, judy 78, 86, 107, 142, 251, 281, 319 haygood, jim 226 hoynes, robert 226 haynie, cecille 81, 188 hazen, john 129, 188 hazen, rosemary 226 hazlewaod, suzanne 76, 226 head, jannelle 226 heafer, carolyn 77, 281, 122 healy, bill 188 healy, pam 188 heaney, cothie 881 106, 115, 281 heap, harriet 89, 226 hearst, rick 92 heath, greg 226 heathcott, bill 137, 282, 102 heathcott, don 188 heck, bryan 188 heck, carol jean 188 heftington, joanna 93, 188 heilin, bob 226 heichman, linda 111, 227 heine, paula 227 heinzen, mary 76, 106, 282 heller, joan 107, 282 helm, 'george 282 helm, pam 227 henderson, andrea 282 henderson, don 83, 90, 117, 146, 282. henderson, jud 282 henderson, nancy 188 henley, betsy 69, 77. 282, 328, 100 henley, linda 188 henley, nancy 282 hennelly, duane henning, beverly 93, 282 henschen, bobby 227 hermont, jeonie 93, 142, 257, 2a2, 318 herr, sheila 227 hersch, susie 129 herzog, alan 84, 227 heriog, barry 131, 188 herstein, marc 188 herzstein, randy 282 hess, sue 93, 227 hessel, laurie 227 heuring, deborah 174, 282 hewitt, kathy 93, 227 hibits, susanne 188 hickman, teresa 227 hicks, janis 188 hickson, beverly 227 higgins, cindy 81, 188 hilburn, eddie 41, 227 hill, joe 227, 253 hill, melinda 120, 227 hillard, gary 282 hillard, linda 282 hillis, larry 188 himes, tim 188 hingle, jane 78, 114, 227 hinrichs, john 87, 283, 163 hinrichs, sally 227 hintz, judy 227, 113 hirsch, peter 135, 283, 71 hirsch, susie 188 hooglund, allyn 227 habson, bobby 227 hodson, scott 188 hofer, kathy 256, 283, 322 I hoflman, mallory 123, 188,133 hollman, pat 188 hogue, nancy 170, 283 hohlt, betty 188 hohlt, geraldine 76, 88, 93, 109, 283. 128, 127 holland, arthur 283 holland, joan 82, 283 hollor, rick 227 holler, ricky 156 hollis, pat 58, 283, 319 holloway, patricia 227 hollowell, sharon 227 holly, melissa 81, 111, 227 halm, rodney 188 holman, herb, 227 holmes, bill 160, 283 holmes, gary 227 holmes, pam 228 halt, mike 189 haod, mike 283 hooton, jeff 189 hoovan, bill 283 horton, janis 228 hosey, annette 189 houston. david 283 howard, jean 76, 228 howard, dathryn 73, 189 howland, georgia 88, 228 hYncir, sandra 76, 228 hsu, margaret 228 hubka, kay 81, 111, 228 huble, bonnie 228 hudclleston, howard 189 hudeck, becky 189 hudson, joan 69, 109, 283, hudson, tommy 228 huegel, andrea 189 122, 128 huey, marilyn 189 hulfman, rickyy, 228 hughes, bill 133, 157, 189 hughes, george 157, 162, 228 hughes, sherry 66, 81, 189 huhndrolf, susan 81, 110, 189 hunt, bill 73, 143, 129, 138, 257 hunzicker, martha 77, 81,189 huntley, brinlrley 189 hurd, candy 76, 89, 120, 228, 251 hurd, vivian 118, 228 hurst, rick 101, 104, 116, 175. 287 hurwiti, raye 189 hutchings, linda 189 hutchins, pat 121, 289 hutchison, bill 133, 228 ireson, karen 189 irving, billy 131, 228 irwin, dione 284, 109 isaacks, donna 110, 189 issacson, gail 123, 228 jabsen, ann 118, 284 jackson, ann 120, 228 jackson, carol 228 jackson, cannie 189 jackson, ronnie 187 jacolb, linda 113, 228 jacabs, cindy 76, 108, 143, 211, 228 jacabs, jackie 287 jacobs, joonna 114, 189 jacobs, steve 189 jacobson, linda 93, 189 james, ann 189, 79 johns, doug 228 johnson, ann 228 johnson, jeff 189 johnson, karen 81, 110, 142, 179, 189 johnson, ken 81, 88, 116, 164, 175, 142, 257, 284, 328 johnson, larry 72, 229 johnson, linda 93, 111, 229 johnson, nancy 284 johnson, sally 229 johnson, wynn 189 johnston, gordner 129, 174, 190 jones, barbara 190 jones, carol 229 jones, dan 92, 284 jones, jeanne 123, 190 jones jimmy 284 jones, mardee 229, 113 jones mike 73, 131, 190 jones nancy 190 jones, pam 229 jones, sandra 87, 97, 284 jorden, lewis 284 jaurneay, william 190 joyce, doug 229 jun, peggy 28, 284 justus, jack 284, 102 kalfenberger, howard 285 kohn, eddie 190, 284 kaiser, john kolisvaort, moarten 72, 164, 229 kalman, herbert 285 kalisvart, martin kamin, lulu 229 kalman, herbert kamin, lynn 285 kamon, lenore 125, 190 kann, danny 190 karr, karolyn 111, 114, 229, 78 kaul, caron 285 kouzlarich, adrianne 93, 229 kayee, ann 81, 190 keeling, john 190 keen, dan 229, 104, 105, 124 keen, j im 73, 133, 229 keen, randy 190 keen, tam 285 keevil, keilin, molly 81, 93, 229 sara 285 kerlman, luzanne 93 keller, jahn 130, 285 mitchell kelley, alfred 131, 133,' 285. 328 kelly, buzz 229 kelly, frank 66, 143, 179. 190 kelly, iimmy 116, 190 kelly, kathy 229 kelly, tim 229 kelso, don 117, 137, 265, 321 kelton, rick 190 kempen, sara 190 kemper, don 5, 88, 94, 87, 116, 142, 257, 285 kennedy, neville 285 kennon, pennie 76, 108, 141, 229 kent, kent, cynthia 286 david 190 kerner, martin 133, 190 keunick. kathleen 286 kibby. iudy 72, 113, 229 kichline, charles 229 kidd, art 117, 142, 147, 251, 286, 122, 320, 325 kiddy, deleta 229 kielman, suzanne 286 kile, patrice 286 kilgo, steeve 190 kilgore, walter 190 langston, doug 287 lansdell, arnold 191 larobadiere, robert 157, 191 larrey, lewis 230 Iorrey, renee 287 larrey, richard 191 larson, hayon 230 larson, norma 115, 191 loss, steve 288 lataur, bruce 288 lotto, mike 191 laufman, alan 191 laufman, lynn 82, 288 loverde, mike 230 laverty, diane 90, 79, 114, 288 lavery, carl 231 ltaw, larry 191 law, sam 135, 231 lawhon, mack 191 lawrence, sharon 72, 231 lawson, nancy 231 loxton, andy 191 laxton, dennis 92, 118, 288 laxton, sally 119, 121 lease, andy 191 leasure, peggy 79, 231, 79 leather, steve 231 leatherwood, tim 73, 191 ledouy, leslie 231 kilgore, wonnie 286 kimball, lone 81, 190 kimbrell, claudia 190 kimbrell, doug 286 kinder, perry 286 lee, ann 231 lee, hank 231 lee, nancy 191 lee, rollin 288 letkofsky, purnie 89, 288 mouzy, susan 77, 292 king onita 286 king: edward 1:42, 133, 190 king, jimmy 230 king, ioe 132-3, 230, 71 king, kenny 230 king, vernon 286, 71 kinney, harry 94, 114, 190 kinsey, mike 120, 190 kirk, roger 230 kirklen, linda 120, 230 kirkpotrick, gail 72, 190 kirkpatrick, ian 230 kirkpotrick, kathy 230 kisler, billy 230, 163 klor, kathleen 287 klastorin, teddy 98, 119, 135, 287 klein, diana 5, 94, 120, 130, 132, 109, 287 kluthe, paula 111, 141, 230 knight, dee 129, 230 knight, dewey 190 knight, steve 164, 230 knotts, bonnie 93, 230 knotts, rannie 230 kobb, steve 73, 190 kochins, george 230 koelfle, robert 287 koehler, ronnie 190 kopasz, laura 114, 49, 190 kost, sandra 190 lefkowitz, iudy 231 legendre, audrey 231 lehman, charles 191 lehmberh, lim 191, 231 leichtman, larry 231 leigon, larry 231 leimgubeler, ianie 140, 237 leininger, iimmy 231 leipef, bill 288 leippman, mike 132 lentz, maxine 288 leon, susan 66, 68, 74, 124, 142, 211, 231 leonard, betsy 81, 191 leonord, bob 288 leong, lotus 66, 81, 142, 121, 142, 211, 231 lerner,dick 231 lerner, helena 123, 231 lerner, mark 191 lerner, rannie 288 less, ionny 191 lester, iahn 157, 191 lester, iudy 191, 119 letbetter, sherry 231 levi, iaan 288 levi, robert 90, 92 levin, iudy 231 levine, debbie 191 levine, ileane 288 levine, marc 132, 133, 231 mendenhall. lim 292 kutlen, melanie 89, 98, 287 kott, iudy 141, 230 krause, paul 230 krepick, bella 190 krepeck, ioe 287 kriegal, kay lynn 88, 93, 111, 230, 76 kristoll, molly 190 kroning, nancy 174, 190 krpec, marionne 140, 190 krug, kris 230 cruz, catherine 124 kuhlman, skipper 230 kulka, ionaihan 190 kulman, kay 287 kuper, rochelle 330 kyle, kathy 190 kyzor, andy 155 lacarera, nanette 190 lacy, bill 190 lagrone, pam 8, 66, 81, 93. 110, 178, 190 lake, sandy 191 lalor, lana 110, 191 Q lalor, lance 125, 287, 328 lambert, linda 230 laneaster, sally 68, 69, 287, 122, 328 landon, brooks 114, 116, 191 lane, carol 141, 287 lane, incl: 287 langley, ieonine 190 langley, ioe 191 levit, robert 231 levy, kenny 232 levy, paul 232 lewellen, richard 152 lewis, cheryl 88, 288 lewis, daivd 90, 288 lewis, lack 232, 156 lewis, ianet 191 lewis, left 191 lewis, iudy lewis, leslie 191 libby, kenneth 191 lieppman, mike 82, 133, 231 ligon, glynn 191 Iillie, joan 78, 289 lindhout, billy 289, 322 lindhout, jane 73, 191 lindley, richard 289 lindlof, iohn 289 linton, tranceil 141, 237 lipin, lynn 66, 69, 178, 191 lipkin, mark 289 lipp, sandra 289 liss, leonard 191 Iittlefeild, linda 113, 232 littan, richard 112, 232 livergood, ann 191 livermore, nancy 232 lockwoed, sherron 287 leob, cindy 232 logon, rick 232 long, larry 125, 232 long, louis 232 lopez, edward 157 long, melody 232 lord, karen 72, 129, 289 louck, iohn 191 loughlin, mary 191 louis, nancy 292 love, alan 192 love, iim 232 lowrey, ianel 232 lowery, donna 93 Iowy, evelyn 192 lozo, ellen 123, 134, 192 lucas, anne 121, 192 lucas, bill 232 iucker, patty 192 ludwig, iimmy 90, 289 ludwig, iudy 232 luker, iackie 192 lummus, pot 289 lunin, maun 232 lunsford, iohn 1321 133 lusky, melvein 192 luster, linda 78, 111, 113, 138, 232 luther, marvin 232 lyons, danny 116, 157, 192 laborde, rhonda 81, 115, 230 mcaninch, mike 233 mcarthur, steven 192 mcouliffe, im 192 mccobe, ed 290 mccallum, iim 113, 192 mccallum. laurie 113, 233 mcconts, earle 132, 133, 135, 290, 328 mccallum, iimmy 98 mccarthy, scott 192 mccauley, gale 233 mccauley, nancy 290 mcclenny, frank 129, 132, 133, 192 mcclesky, betty 81, 110, 192 mccloskey, andy 192 mcclure, beth 98 mcclure, iames 192 mcconnell, iames 233 mcconnel, mike 150, 175 mcconnell, mike 290 mcconnell, terry 233 mccool, karen 129, 192 mccorkle, ray 192, 207 mccormick, iudy 88, 90, 290 mccreary, rob 233 mccullough, wayne 131, 132, 138, 290, 122 mcdaniel, herbert 72, 73, 129, 290 mcdaniel, kathy 290 mcdonald, mary phillis 121, 133, 192 mcdougle, susie 233 mcdowell, potricia 114, 290 mcdowell, pat 328 mcduffie, linda 88, 107, 290 mcfarland, susan 192 mcgilvroy, iim 290 mocgowen, phyllis 232 mcgrew, patsy 290 mchatton, wayne 82, 113, 136, 233 mchenry, helen 291 mchenry, tom 136, 137, 233 mckain, linda 233 mckeever, elizabeth 138, 291, 79 mckeever, greg 157 mckeever, tim 192 mckelvy, mike 192, 105 mckelvy, paul 233 mckenzie, melissa 142, 179, 192, 205 mckillip, bill 233 mckinney, ann 192 mckinney, david 80, 90, 233 mckinnin, susan 192 mckennon, steve 112, 233, 253 mckusker, iohn 121 mclaughlin, glennell 72, 129, 233 mcleroy, iohnny 192 mclure, bonnie 291 mclure, beth 192 mcmohon, iim 291 mcmaster, london 192 mcmaster, lucy 93, 233 mcminn, rick 233 mcmurray, helen 88, 233 mcquitty, don 233 mcree, currie 233 mcstay, iim 98,-233 mcwilliams, iim 131, 192 mcwilliams, iohnny 131, 192 macowen, beth 115 maciver, bob 143, 211, 232 maciver, greg 192 mocmillan, lorne 192 macaulay, sandra 291 macow, carolyn 89, 94, 234 madison, bruce 192 magids, iack 135, 234 magin, marc 291 maginnis, corinne 90, 234 maginnis, sharon 66, 68, 69, 89, 291, 122 magrarian, bonnie 93 mogruder, ianna 82, 291 maier, brigitte 192 malewitz, ruth 82, 192 manche, doug 192 manchester, vicki 93, 291 mancil, lrances 234 moniloff, robert 192 mann, ioyce 111, 234 mann, peter 101, 129, 234 mann, ricky 234 manning, bill 192 monteris, connie 291 marante, linda 234 morgolin, sharon 192 margosh, rinette 118. 119 mark, dave 72, 234 markewich, marilyn 192 marks, ieanie 192 marks, sandy 234 marlatte, vickie 192 marrow, lim 66, 291 marrow, tom 234 marshall, dusty, 148, 151, 152, 291 marshall, iohn 125, 291 marshall, neyle 193 marshall, patty 291 marshall, sammy 234 marta, linda 143 marshall, virginia 72 martin, rose ann 141, 291 martin, skip 85, 234 martin, steve 152, masengale, ann 80, 193 massey, whit 234 marx, melody 193 massin, lan'y 193 mathews, ray 132, 133 mathis, robert 193 matrisciani, iill 110, 193 mattern, carole 138, 292 matthews, iamie 193 ' matthews, ioan 291 matthews, raymond 133, 193 mattingly, edward 193 mattiza, patsy 83, 88, 256, 292 maxey, ann 234 maxey, bonnie 234 maxwell, diana 234, 127 may, dwane 73 maxwell, marte 292 moyer, barbara 234 moyer, lynn 193 maynard, angie 82 mayne, iames 77, 292 mayd, nancy 193 means, iann 234 meekins, susan 234 meekbott, keddie 76, 234 melcher, muriel 234, 326 mendelovitz, mark 88, 138, 292 merbott, keddy 235 mercer, tim 112 mercier, tim 193, 73 rnericol, marty 112, 235 mermel, 'greg 235 merrill, iane 193 merrill, steve 72, 235 merriman, marim 76, 138, 235 merrht, sherrie 292 messer, ioy 193 metcolf, phyllis 193 metzler, bettie io 80, 235 metcalf, susan 235 meyer, charles 292 meyer, dan 136 meyer, meyer, ken 133 paul 164, 292 middlekauf, chuck 235 mikeska, barbara 193 miller, alan 193 miller, bonnie 235 miller, cinthia 193 miller, iim 235, 128, 104 miller iudy 88, 235, 123 miller, margie 113, 235 miller, mollie 80, 110, 143, 179, 193 miller, pam 293 miller, potricia 293 miller, robin 115, 147, 293, 324 miller, shelly 235 miller, tom 73, 72, 129, 293 millican, barbara 235 milligan, connie 235, 79 mills, k atherine 129, 193 mills, tracey 154. 293, 323 myers, dan 294 mincher , iahnny 193 mintz, rannie 135, 235 mobley, iames 72, 129, 235 misamore, marty 111, 235 modesetle. iohn 193 mitchell, iack 235 , linda 235 mitchell, maeve 80, 235 mitchell, sharon 193 kitelman, michael 130, 293 monaghan, pat 88, 143, 211, 235, 95 monroe, iudy 293 monroe, mary ann 235 montgomery, beth 193 mantgomery, ladelle 293 moore, bobby 293 moore, hank 193 moore, kathy 235 moore, kris 5, 94, 293 moore, michelle 78, 137, 138, 293 moore, kike 193 moore, robert 193 moore, roland 114, 193 moore, rannie 235 moore, sharon 235 moore, steve 90, 193 moore, tommy 236 moorehead, linda 236 morales, diane 109, 138, 293 morales robert 72 193 morgan: bill 92, 293 morgan, patty 293 morgan, scott 193 mor enstern, patsy 236, 127 morris, david 193 morris, eugene 193 morris, iudy 236 morris, larry 193 morris, lindolee 193 morris, 'ricky 73, 236 morris, sandy 123, 193 morrison, max 236 morrow, susan 236 morse, ion 93, 236 moseley, carol 93, 294, 319 moses, iohn 132, 133, 138, 193 mosley, leslie 193 mosley, diana 76, 294 moskowitz, david 294 moulden, mary nell 118, 236 mowlam, beth 236 morton, ierry 294 moyer, lynn 236 mulcahy, ion 150, 175 mullins, marsha 236 mullis, david 294 mungovan, lavon 193 murchey, bonnie 194 murchie, carol 236 murphy, lim 194 murphy, lynn 194 murphy, patti 194 murphy, stuart 114, 137, 294 murphy, evelyn 137, 194 murray, iack 194 musgrove, iaqualyn 294 muska, corl 294 nachman, dan 194 nachnam, mike 236 nall, ione 236 nopier, sammy 129, 294 nathan, ione 294 gil, yvonne 194 thery, vance 236 letty, sterling 72, 92, 36 ly, toni 79, 294 ae, yvonne 78, 294 in, lean 134, 294 an bill 194 an, connie 236 comb, nancy 194 house, ronnie 155, 294 man, betsy 236 man, bill 236 man, donna 236 man, earl 236 son, peggy 114 and, sandy 295 and, ton 164, 194 ersan, susan 90, 236 als, bob 194 olson, anne 76, 114, 236 lsan, bob 194 lason, brad 194 olson, warcl 92, 293 in, tina 295 ler, ronnie 295 , ianis 73, 90, 295 md, kathy 125, 194 1nd, russ 194 e, linda 123, 194 den, mary 194 lyke, thomas 194 is, lee 135, 194 hcott, karen 194 food, terry 295 :Q richard 88, 116, 295, 1 arta 236 uhaus, diane 98, 129, 37 ihaus, lynn 194 ien, elizabeth 1'l0, 194 Ie, karen 67, 89, 237 le, steve 194 ind, herb 194 fte, grace 295 hunt, sally 88, 194 sr, jim 156. 237 en, iahn van 296 n, robert 296 n, mike 194 n, robby 237 n, wallace 72, 296 hant, robert 296 ill, ian 110, 114, 194 al, eugene 94 tal, kathy 295 ill, tony 295, 175 ermann, marcia 194 berg, david 114, 194 igrke, tim 67, 164, 175, dahl, al 194 rrne, larry 175, 296 trne, ferry 161, 175, 296 in, harvey 194 ts, kirk 90, 156, 237 1, terry 156, 237 151, eleanar 123, 194 lun, laura 77, 89, 142, 7, 296 1, ieft 296 e, terry 237 e. mike 98, 296 y, susan 296 ner, beverly 68, 114, 237 ner, charles 88, 114, 116, 328 7, ter, pat 118 ter, suelen 109, 121, 297 tell, cindy 237 ue, ioyce 194 ah, ice 237 er, howard 237 er, ieanette 297 er, mike 194 er, sandi 89, 109, 297 s, sharon kay 297 ner, linda 80, 195 ner, pat 80, 89, 237 iley, diane 80, 110, 195 ueson, tommy 195 sns, sally 174 srelli, george 195 ck, leslie 297 ck, steve 237 arson, iohn 195 arson, iulie 297 L6 pattersan, marilyn 76, 93, 138, 237 pattersan, robert 195 paul, karen 195, 171 pavlos, frances 195 payne, larry 72, 73, 297 payne, peggy 93, 237 peckman, susan 237 peden, nancy 297 peekaboo, helen 113 peery, margie 298 peery, mary 298 peery, susan 298 pehaushik, lorraine 110, 195 pehr, chuck 298 pell, nina 237 pell, shirley 298 penland, patty 298 pepper, arlene 298 perez, lynn 113 perigo, shirley 195 perritte, tommy 237 perraux, lynn 298 perry, tam 156, 195 persohn, carol 237 perry, iohn 237 perry, tom 237 pesc, kimmyth 195 pesz, pat 237 peters, lynn 195 peters, norman 116, 298 pettetl, lee 298 pettibone, wynn 195 pettigrew, karen 66. 69, 80, 195 petty, don 298 petty, mickey 195 petty, suzy 237 pevy, paula 72, 195 quaite, tim 72, 195 queen, io ann 72, 299 quinlan, iim 195 raasch, carol 195 race, bob 196 rachlin, neal 300, 328, 122, 326 rack, babby 300 roberts, iulie 196 roberts, paul 164, 239 roberts, polly 239 roberts toby 92, 156, 239 robinson, dianne 138, 239 robinson, iohn 239 robinson, 301 lynette 89, 91, 98, schmidt, bill 240 schmitt, cece 109, 118, 135, 138 schmitt, mary 138 schnatter, betsy 129, 303 scheider, ede 240 schnitzer, bobby 240 schaenike, summer 197 rack, iahnny 176 rack, linda 196 radack, tom 238 ragsclale, angie 300 rainer, pat 110, 119 rainey, martha 125, 174, 196 raizes, carolyn 110, 196 ramey, arden 138, 300 ramin, susie 238 ramsey, bruce 196 robinsan, tammy 156 robsan, cheryl 66, 196 rochlin, phyllis 141, 301 roderick, virginia 126, 134, 196 rodrigues, virginia 101, 239 rodwick, roxanne 196 roehl, chris 132, 133, 196 roever, andrea 135, 260 schoppe, carol 240 schraeder, martha 88, 98, 240 schrader, don 197 schraeder, shelley 93, 240 schule r, candi 241 schwartz, bob 198 schwartz, david 198 schwartzel, gerry 73, 241 schwartz, kenneth 198 ramsey, cynthia 196 ramsey, iudy 76, 174, 238 ramsey, libby 300 rand, roger 196 randall, susan 174, 310, 122 randell, ianathan 196 randolph, cathy 76, 90, 239 raney, martha 93 rappman, mike 131 raspino, ioe 239 ratlift, iahn 196 ratlitf, brad 196 ratlift, hilda 72, 129, 239 rawlings, sara 80, 196 ray, emily 239 ray, fred 196 ray, gene 196 ray, thalia 300 redding, tim 113, 156, 300 redmon, kathi 76, 89, 93, 107, 141, 239 roever, rogers, rogers, rogers, becky 196 becky 72, 197 bill 197 iohn 90, 92, 301 rogers. shirley 126, 174, 301 schwartl, schwartz, leslie 303 nancy 87, 303 schwartz, sara 198 schwartz, susan 198 roig, chet 131, 301 rollman, bill 88, 140, 302, 105 rollo, ierry 73 roman, gail 196 ramig, keith 131, 132, 133, 187 romigh, iack 197 raper, susan 240 rbse, peggy 111, 240 rosen, nancy 197 rosenberg, becky 120, 135, 302, 328, 122 rosenblatt, george 136, 302 rosenthall, iimmy 302 rosenthall, peggy 197 schweppe, laura 198 scott, scott, scott, seale, sea ma sears, segal, connie 199 sandra 91, 123, 241 margie 241, 128, 127 bill 112, aoa, 71 n, scott 133, 241 ianet 78, 303 barbara 82, 241 seidel, roddy 153, 303 selias, melody 198 self, ralph 241 sellers, nancy 198 sembe ra, shirley 80, 241 seward, lynn 76, 241 seyer, iohn 303 seymore, pat 241 ross, freddie 302 shabat, madeline 241 pteifter, alice 237 pfeitfer, iim 195 pfeifler. mary ann 110, 298 philer, iim195 phillips, chuck 298 phillips, dennis 125, 195 phillips, linda 298 phillips philips, , mark 298 ralph 133 phillips, suzie 238 phillips, tommy 195 picard, paula 195 pickels, ben 195 pickett, cindy 238, 84, 85, 250 pierce, susan 195 pitts, beverly 74, 88, 174, 299 pitzen, april 299 platt, ronny 238 platt, suzanne 195 reed, francis 109 reed, suzanne 196 reeves, gil 164, 175 reeves, ronald 196 regal, barabara 115 reicheck, robert 300 plummer, gale 110, 195 poe, bill 92, 238 poizner, ierrold 114, 132, 133, 238 pallak, fredell 178, 195 pollard, kent 72 ponsot, chris 230 pool, marianna 138, 299, 328, 326 pool, rusty 164, 195, 105 pope, iean 299 papkin, linda 93, 109, 299 posey, butch 299, 324 postle, lynn 174, 195 path, ieanine 174, 238 potter, milton 238 pawell, william 195 praser, margaret 195 prather, alice 93 praytor, alice 238 presser, helen 238 pressly, steve 157, 195, 207 pressly, tinka 76, 107, 109 126, 127, 142, 257 priebie, bill 156, 238 reichert, russ 152, 175 reicherd, russell 300 reid, iim 90, 239 reid, thomas 239 reinhardt, barbara 119, 300 rembert, marty 196 renaud, koye 300 reynolds, harriet 111, 114, 239 reynolds, iaan 239 rhoades, richard 196 rhoads, kathy rice, ann 301 rice, betsy 69, 80, 143, 179, 196 rice, larry 301 richards, patti 68, 76, 89, 90, 111, 138, 239 richardson, bobby 196 richardson, cindy 196 richardsan, ianis 69, 301 richardsan, kent 239 richardson, skip 196 richie, arnold 196 richter, bob 66, 196 richter, sally 196 riddle, george 73, 118 riddle, mike 164, 239 riden, doug 88, 117, 142, 301, 257 rider, debbie 114, 239 ridgeway, patti 111, 301 riggins, becky 114, 174, 196 riggs, ann 196 rightmeyer, ice 156, 175 ross, george 197 rass, ianis 113, 240 ross, snady 76, 107, 240 rouse, fran 240 rawell, larry 197 rawland, iohn 163, 302 rubenstein, diane 174, 240 ruchelman, susie 197 rumble, steve 135, 240 rundquist, nancy 80, 110, 197 rupe, doug 302 rupe, ianie russell, becky 302, 128 russell, nancy 89, 240 'USU 109 73, 129, 302 rutledge, dick 240 rye, patricia 302 russell, bill 157, 197 ryder, david 156, 240 shabat, marc 198 sharney, mickey 304 shaw, norton 72 shaw, peggy 241 shea, mike 131, 138, 304 shehahe, claude 133 sheffield, bob 154, 175 shelane, cheryl 241 shelby, arnold 137, 156, 161 241 sheltan, tommy 112, 241 shepherd, ianet 80, 198 sher, iudy 304 sher, suzy 123, 241 shilcutt, paula 304 shipman, iudy 241 shifreen, lane 123 shira, arden ann 241 shniderson, ann 198 shuss, sharon 198 showen, clay 241 sabel, buster 197 SUCH, icy 197, 206 samperi, i. b. 197 salford, niki 197 samet, amelia 72, 197 sample, iames 197 samuels, charlotte 197 sanders, bob 155, 175, 240 sanders, brenda 302 sanders, mary ann 303 sanders, richard 240 sanders, tommy 303 sanders, vicki 123, 303 sanders, :ara 197 sanford, carol 240 shuman, nancy 198 sibley, ge orge 198 siegal, rbyan 241 siegel, rande 198 siems, luc silverman, retia 198 barbara 304 silverman, barry 304 silverman, cliane 129 silverman, rosemary 98, 114, 121, 12 9, 135, 304 silverstein, russell 304, 122 simkin, iudy 198 singleton, george 198 simkin, sandy 304 simmons, iack 241 priem, denize 97, 299 pritchard, nancy 88, 124 238 pritchett, betty 238 prock, mary 299 pruetz, steve 299 pruitt, david 195 pryor, iefl 195 puckett, carol 238 purdy, kay 238 pyle, charles 195, 105 prince, david 238 pyle, david 238 riley, ieanne 301 riley, ienifer 196 riley, maureen 93, 196 riley mike 239 riley, susan 69, 138, 301, 122, 325 ring, linda 196 rinkolt, eric 301 ristow, christina 239, 127 rivoire, nita 90, 239 robbins, rita 114, 196 robbins, terry 301 roberson, don 196 roberts, bill 196 roberts, allen 97, 301 roberts dick 196 roberts, tred 196 roberts, gary 239 sartorius, cindy 240 satimeyers, bonnie 80, 197 sauermilch, peter 197 saul, elaine 197 savage, bob 197 sawyer, sylvia 240 s. barros, maria 197 scadino, jackie 197 scamaidi, rena 197 scanlan, hank 197 schaffer, bobby 197 schear, marilyn 303 schelf, iahn 240 schepps, gilda 303 schiavone, pam 93, 197 schiavane, pat 82, 240 schick, sherry 197 schlamme, susan 197 schlange, lee 132, 133 schiet, gerald 156, 240 schluntz, susan 197 schmeider, mike 303 schmetter, ken 132, 133, 303 simmons, virginip 113, 241 simans, shirlene simpson, nita 93 sisca, sandra 198 slaughter, iack 198 slaughter, Iynne 242 slipakolf, meryl 118, 242 sloan, carey 5, 94, 159, 175 304 sloan, peggy 80, 111, 143, 211, 242 small, iohnny 86, 101, 306 smith, ben 242 smith, carol 304 smith, cory 198 smith, dennis 161, 198 smith, don 304 smith, frank 198 smith, geoff 164, 304 smith, iane 76, 304 smith, iimmy 198 smith, larry 304 smith, laura 138, 242 smith, smith, linda 78, 242 smith, linda 304 smith, mack 198 smith, richard 154, 305 sallie 98, 198 strickland, ieb 199 stringfellow, susan 90, 243 strom, sandra 76, 93, 243 strong, giney 199 streusand, charlotte 307 yarter, smith, sandy 198 smith, steve 198 smith, suzan 118, 121, 242 snyder, ian 111, 140, 242 snyder, ian 82, 118, 198 snyder, kathy 198 soileau, barry 198 soileay, barry 157 sondock, marcia 123, 198 sowell, billy 305 sowell, mike 198 spain, barry 132, 133, 198 spain, mark 131, 132, 305, 122 spangler, monty 305 sparks, ianis 76, 88, 111, 242 sparks, iohn 242 spaw, susan 78, 88, 242 spear, steve 242 speer, kellie 305 speer, terry 242 speights, suzanne 115, 140, 198 spelmon, iohn 305 spencer, martho 80, 198 spencer, ierry 242 spencer, iudy 305 sperling, sandi 305 spiers, mary 198 spinks, hughey 242 springfield, beverly 199 spitzer, philip 305 spragua, bill 198 sprague, paula 188 springfield, shelly 305 sproul, david 73, 129, 305 squires, suxi 76, 242 stacy, becky 199 stadtlander, sally 306 statlord, gerald 306 stafford, paul 160-161 staftord, suzanne 199 stallworth, grace 242 stantard, susan 242 staples, ioe 306 starr, ianice 242 staskus, peggy 79, 306 staton, betty 82, 111, 242 staton, tommy 73, 242 stautberg, lrank 242 stebbins, carolyn 242 steffek, keith 306 stein, debbie 174, 242 stein, ricky 157, 242 steinhom, rosolind 243 stekin, susan 133, 243 stemerick, ann 243 stemerick, marti 243 stenxel, peggy 199 stephen, karen 199 stephen, edware 243 stephens, billy 306 stephens, bobby 199 stephens, iim 199 stephens, mopsy 306 stephenson, anne 73, 306 stephenson, ian 73, 243 stephenson, sharon 174, 243 steplack, debhy 174, 199 stern, barbara 243 stern, iohn 199 stern, iohn 199 stern, larry 199 Stevenson, ienie 78, 243 stevenson, linda 243 stewart, donno 243 stice, bill 152, 175, 243 stice, linda 306 stigall, charles 243 stinson, mike 199 st. iacques, nancy 306 stone, wendy 243 stong, stephen 243 stoale, anna 88, 307 stott, connie 129 stout, robert 307 stouall, bill 138, 243 strader, claudia 307 stradinger, iean 243 stroshum, arnold 42, 114, 199 strouss, david 243 stripling, bob 307 strum, george 199 stuart, stuart, cindy 243 iim 115 stuckey, nancy 307, 75 stuckey, karen stolbun, iudy 307 stolbun, norma 110, 199 stone, kathie 111, 114, 243 stone, robert 307 studer, 244 christine 98, 174, sturdevant, tom 199 sturm, tim 160, 161, 244 st. vrain, toni 199 sudo, rocky 92, 244 suggs, iohn 244 sullenger, dee 80, 199 sullivan, pam 244 sumerlin, betty anne 244 summers, richard 199 sutherland, bill 244 sutherland, kathy 244 sutherland, linda 244 swain, david 244 swanson, roger 307, 163 swartz, swartz, larry 244 sara 93 sweeney, sharon 199 sweitxer, chip 308 svveitzer, deedi 244 swenson, charlie 244 swepston, carol 199 swepston, iaclt 244 swift, ellen 80, 199 swigart, laura 141, 244 swigart, teddy 308, 160 swords, danny 114, 199 sybesma, iudy 140, 308, 328 sykes, ronnie 199 symands, richard 124, 117, 244 tal bot, ian 199 tamplin, ierry 308, 104 tanenboum, isabel 308 tanenboum, richard 174 tangley, ieannine 174 topper, tarbet, sheryl 123, 199 bruce 133, 199 tarrant, donna 244 tarrant, ionet 308 tatar, curtis 114, 117, 308 taylor, carol 308 taylor, david 199 taylor, elaine 89, 308 taylor, gary 244 taylor, libby 76, 109, 308 taylor, mike 244 taylor, robert 90, 308 taylor, sandy 199 taylor, steve 164, 308 taylor, susan 199 teague, iames 138, 244 teal, marilyn 109, 308 teltschik, alfred 72, 244 temple, mark 199 templeton, ianet 73, 308 tenenbaurn, louis 244 terrill, ed 158, 244 terrill, cindy 93 terrill, theta 199 terry, rex 244 tharp, martin 245 theocharidis, marcus 245 thierheimer, nancy 260 thies, diane 245 thomas, barbara 245 thomas, carol lynn 309 thomas, dennis 200 thomas flora 80, 200 thomas, frank 154, 175, 309 thomas, iimmy 114, 200 thomas, leo 245 thomas, patricia 200 thomas, rosemary 309 thomas, tommy 309 thomas, vicki 200 thompson, barbara 200 thompson, betty 245 thompson, harry 112 thompson, iimmy 96, 97, 209, 326 thompson. randy 88, 158, 159, 175, 256, 309 thompson, rusty 309, 155 thompson, thomas 116, 309, 321 thompson, tommy 89, 162 thornburg, dale 309 thornton, camille 245 thornton, marianne 200 thrash, ioe 73. 200, 71 thrower, clebbie 245 tillinghast, iane 114, 309 tilly, sandy 245 tilton, vance 90, 309 tinsley, randy 88, 159, 160, 245 tipton, noelle 200 tiras, leslie 73, 200 tissing, bob 120, 309 todd, cynthia 200 tom, priscilla 200 tom, ronnie 132, 133, 245 tomlohrde, christina 200 toubin, linda 309 townley, dennis 310 townsen, buddy 142, 175, 257, 310 townsend, carol townsend, ellen 80, 111, 245 townsend, hollie 97, 310 townzen, iudy 200 tracey, linda 126, 200, 127 tracey, terry 62, 310, 128 trackwell, claudia 245 trenchard, mike 114, 310 treadwell, sherri 200 treybig, nancy 200 trueman, robert 156, 245 trumps, ted 89, 112, 245 truran, lane 245 tucker, neil 136, 137, 310, 100 tully, sandra 310 tults, palsy 129 turk, marvin 164, 245 turner, derrylene 245 turner, richard 200 tyler, lo ann 200 tynes, lee 92, 161, 200 tyson, elizabeth 174, 310 ryson, mabry 133, 200, 71 Underwood, iudy 310 upton, sherry 245 urech, everett 156, 245 uribe, elsa 200 von amburgh, kathy 200 van amburgh, venita 114, 310, 79 van wagner, bruce 200 von bagoner, bob 310 van woerkom, iane 200 van xandt, iohn 133, 200 vance, dale 200 vance, ioan 246 vance, pat 246 vanderdrift, richard 246 varnado, richie 310 vaugn, steve 200 velzeboer, marijke 200 verson, hilary 98, 200 vick, burns 66, 89, 91, 95, 138, 246 vieau, martho 200 vincent, cheryl 311 vogelfang, susan 125, 200 vagelpohl, sharon 200 Vogt, steve 200 vogt, woody 311 volasin, sharon 118, 200 voorhees, sylvia 200 voorhees, mary 200 voytko, donna 311 volasin, sharon 123, 246 Waddell, hugh 200 waggener, laura 76, 246 wogiener, melinda 76, 134, 31 wagner, lynn 106, 108, 311 wahrmund, tena 72, 90 walingford, nano 311 wall, gladys 201 wall, tommy 311 wollace, david 246 wallis, john 246 wallis, leslie 120, 246, 79 wallis, retto 127 walter, pat 246 wolterrnan, bill 246 walters, stuart 201 walroth, marilyn 311 wolton, iim 311 walton, iohn 201 walzel, karen 246 wann, trisha 201 ward, barbara 246, 138, 111 word, martha 201 warfield, sylvia 246 warga, frances 135, 311, 79, 122 warren, edward 201 warren, frank 311, 90, 92, 256, 322 warren, helen 311 warrmund, tine 246 washburn, beverly 311, 120 washburn, don 201 washer, david 312, 96, 97 wotassek, buy 312 waters, camille 312, 82, 326 waters, suzanne 246, 78 wotkins, dinsel 72 watson, edward 157, 201 watson, iudy 201 watson, sherry 246, 66, 68, 89, 78 watts, gwen 246 weaver, barbara 201 weaver, donna 72, 312, 71 weaver, greg 201 weaver, robin 201 webb, noel 312 webster, cyndi 201 webster, iim 246 weibel, erik 131 weiner, louise 201 weiner, santord 312 weinstein, ieri 201 weintroub, marvin 312 weir, eric 134 weir, ieanne 135, 312, 326 weise, stanley 312 weldon, priscilla 312 weleyman, iean 135 wellner, helen 312 wells, bill 201, 157 wells. pam 138, 140, 313 wells. ronnie 313 welsh, chris 313 welsh, delos 313 welsh, mike 201 wendel. clarence 313 wendi, ianis 82, 98, 201 werme, pam 76, 114, 313 werme, rusty 164, 201 werner, matthew 313 wernick, arnold 201, 133 westheimer, linda 201 weston, peter 114, 201 wheatley, tom 313 wheeler, jane 88, 93, 107, wilkie, cliff 314 wilkie, lred 201 willard, pam 201 willord, pricilla 314 willbern, margaret 69, 109, 314, 122, 326 willbern, robyn 93, 314 willhelm, carol 247 willhel williaf m, linda 314 ard, ianet 73, 314 williams, carolyn 315 williams, doug 315 williams, george 201 williams, howard 201 williams, linda 247 williams, mike 201 williams, nancy 247 williams, pam 80, 201 williams, rick 95, 157, 247, 253 willis, 127 willis, barbara 67, 315, 128 iohn 118, 315 wilson, cindy 247 wilson, harold 88, 249 wilson, iimmy 116, 247 wilson, ioe 201 wilson, lisa 201 wilson, mike 117, 149, 153, 175. 210, 247 wilson, mike 247 wilson, steve 73, 129, 315 wilson, lrey 201 wilt, annette 247 window, bill 247 wingfield, robert 247, 163 vvinkler, mike 315 winner, mike 315 wint, maribeth 315 winter, alan 201 wisenberg, david 138, 247 wishnow, alicia 201 witenberg, erving, 315 woehst, cynthia 90, 247 wollner, iane 315, 114 wolford, ioan 80, 110, 178, 201 wollord, iune 201 wollord, sarah 248 wolle, bruce 202 wolfe, susan 202 wofl, robert 202 wolfson, shelle 202 wolpa, ronnie 202 wamack, richard 131, 202 wood, cheri 316 woodard, barbara 248, 128 Woodard, carlo 113, 140, 316 woodm an, iane 93, 202 woodum, randy 202 woodrutf, chuck 131, 132 woodw woodw ard, tommy 202 orth, edie 174, 316 Wooten, charles 156, 157, 248 wooten, craig 202 word, pat 316 wotkyns, web 202 wright, bobby 248 wright, elaine 73 wright, terri 80, 203 wuntch myra 248 wycold: ronnie 248 wycoff, bill 132 wycoti, beth 203 Wynn. david 203 yaeger, bruce 133, 203 yaeger, carol 119, 316, 122, 326 yarborough, lloyd 248 ioy 152, 317 109, 313 whileyman, iean 125, 246 white, alan 132, 133, 201 white, annie 201 white, billy 247, 156 yarter, iimmy 157, 203 yellen, gay 85, 87, 317, 122 yen, raymond 131, 133 yingst, patty 72, 317 yoakum, iack 82, 98, 112, 248 , waldman, barry 200 C waldm n, ken 125, 246 walker, billy 200 walker, daris 113, 93 walker, deris 246 walker, iill 311 walker, ronnie 200 walker, teresa 80, 200 walker, tommy 201 white, delia 69, 80, 110, 201 white, kay 247 white, linda 120, 313 white, mary ellen 77, 89, 109, 142, 257, 313 white, mary lauren 80, 201 white, richard 313 white, susio 247 white, tommy 313 whitis, susan 201 whitenberg, bill 313 Whiteside, sallie 82, 113, 314, 122 whiting, lana 247, 128, 127 whiting, rick 314 whitley, kathy 78, 247 whitloclc, edward 247, 71 whyman, iudy 66, 68, 69, 79, 247, 79 wier, patricia 93, 247 wiesenthol, ronnie 247 wieting, cloris 247 wilharn, carol 201 wilkes, richard 129, 164, 314 york, iay 156, 248 york, iulie 317, 323 youens. Iouro 203 youens, susan lee 203 young, andrea 203 young, baker 248 young, iulie 203 young, karen ann 93, 203 young, kathy 126, 248, 128 young, larry 249, 127 young, sammy 249 young, shannon 249 young, suzie 249 young, iane 121, 203 yow, ellard 249 zarefsky, david 124, 317, 328, 122 zachary, iane 203 xeek, marilyn 249 xeisman, phil 249 zeller, claudia 249 zietz, howard 249 zimmermann, david 5, 94, 328 zinn, horvey 137, 162, 249 337 ag! - ,ig . , -xl f 7, as ' s 1.23 .1 S 1 s s 3 4 1, , 5 I 9 -Es J'L af. 5 'T ' 'Q . K 1,12 nfgi - ' 'fi 5 QW' H A Q 4' 'gb Jn' 'il ,kqw - f ,E J 4' ' W ff pg autographs was-uw-s.. ,-A Full face, profile, and three quarters I 4 l 42 2 A quality of movement, to swish and lock defines all days in these houses. We lock and snap off years ot our lives in bright book images and piles of remembered things in closets we dare not open. in memoriam David Gitlin Class of 1965 ,af- r Y .34- N. I 'T' in i bv ' O V 1 ' ' X . w X 3 , , ,J X k