Berkner High School - Ram Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1977 volume:

J00 v; f A •A 5 £Wc -v Lr fn € ■-0 ' - IfailimllWII li . — - : •  - A %_ 1977 RAM Lloyd V. Berkner High School Richardson, TX I . + m OS, ■Ku_ 1977 RAM LLOYD V. BERKNER HIGH SCHOOL RICHARDSON, TEXAS Contents 4 Introduction 30 Faculty 60 Freshman Class 72 Sophomore Class 104 Junior Class 128 Senior Class 160 Organizations 228 Personalities 246 Athletics 318 Senior Activities 326 Advertisements Opposite. A silent sentinel of ill activities at Berkner High School is the Ram located in the front foyer. He takes on a lifelike appearance in this photo taken last Christmas. Title Page. A huge snowfall, which began only a few hours after the last foot- ball game of the season, broke a 70 year old record for a snowfall so early in the fall. This photo was taken on Greenville Avenue looking across the golf course. 334 Closing Activities Bring Exciting Moments Ram Stadium filled on many Friday nights with people and excitement as the Rams entered District 13-AAAA football. The Bandolcra officers show the pride they have of the drill team and of Bcrkner. People Are Fun People. We ' re all alike. We all have two arms and two legs. All breathe, eat, and sleep. All talk, think, laugh, and even cry. But we ' re all very different too. We have different color hair and eyes. We like different foods, and need different amounts of sleep. We speak different languages, and think separate thoughts. And we laugh and cry at different things. We ' re all neighbors, and all brothers Yet we ' re all very different individuals. And being different is what makes people so much fun! sh A Bcrkncr student pauses and watches as Berkner grows. Hi Diane McDonald — c aught in a reflective mood. Elizabeth and Debi, arc Stephanie Critton wonders why anyone invented Chemistry. Doug Pruitt happily gives the fountain a bath. l Vemon and E. L. are having a good time — in Psychology?! you cheating again?! V Gosh, I ' m hungry — and it ' s only 8:45. ' Let me make myself perfectly clear, Elaine appears to say. Twirling isn ' t Annette ' s only talent. With the coming of Spring, all of Nature came alive. Wb Ubb| Ubby Snow touched the world and brought with it cleanness. Scott and Shannon agree on at least one thing. Everyone Is Involved The announcements are on again. And they seem to last forever. The tennis team will be traveling to Pearce today for a district meet . . . Drama club members remember — practice is at 5:00 today for ' Up the Down Staircase ' . . . There will be no track workout today because of yesterday ' s rain . . . The band went to UIL contest yesterday and once again won best in class . . . Explorer Club members who are going on the campout this weekend need to meet in Mr. Mitchell ' s room at 8:00 tomorrow morning . . . And they go on and on for about ten min- utes. Sometimes you wish that everybody would just go away and leave you alone. And get off of the intercom. But someone is involved in everything that the announce- ments are about. And keeping you informed of the things that are going on at Berkner every day is what the announcements are for. Because everyone is involved ... in some- thing. sh This ought to all work — maybe it will after we wake up. ' 11 Diversity Is Seen in Students Different people, With different dreams, different hopes, different fears, different joys, different interests. And being different is what makes living so interesting. We follow our paths in courses in school, as well as things outside school. People can be seen practicing different sports, studying different subjects, laughing at different jokes - just being themselves. That is why Berkner excels in so many different areas. Because of the students themselves. sh Mom, you ' re not gonna believe this, but Rim cheerleaders work up a new cheer for the next Sometimes the only way to be alone is to sneak away from the school. 12 Happiness is playing your favorite song. The world of television and films is exciting — even at school. 13 Trey Goodman displays his athletic ability at an Explorer campout. Berkner is growing — right up to the sky. 14 iJA m We ' re Different Yet Alike. Separate — yet equal. Individuals — yet a group. Teachers — and students. Listening — and talking. Striving — and achieving. All of these things played an important role in the year 1976-77 at Berkner. We came together as separate people, yet as people we are all equals. We are individuals, yet we united as a group — the group known as Berkner High School. We came as both stu- dents and teachers, yet roles became shared many times. The students sometimes taught the teachers as much as the teachers taught the students. We came and listened — and talked — for the most effective learning was found in doing both. We strived in many dif- ferent areas — art, sports, clubs, academics, drama, music — yet all areas of achievement bring honor back to the school as a whole. And as we leave Berkner at the end of the year, we can truly say that we have grown, both as individuals and as a group. sh The Patriots pause for a moment of prayer before the game. 15 Fall Brings Football Memories It ' s fall, and that, of course, means it is football season. And football season means many different things to different people. Football season is . . . . the roar of the crowd when we score. . cold weather and huddling beneath blankets in the stands. . practicing playing an instrument and marching at the same time. . the groans when the other team scores. . practicing for hours on a half time drill team show. . car caravans. . the presentation of the Homecoming queen. . . . seeing the exes home from college at Homecoming. The excitement of each game was evident in the crowd as the mighty Rams entered district 13- AAAA. Now football season is over, and our thoughts move to different things. But the memo- ries of fall and football season remain with us for- ever. sh Ram cheerleaders open another Ram pep rally. 16 Gary Kirby seems to be wondering if he went the wrong way. The only way to stay warm at the Pearce game was to be a cheerleader. Spring Fever Hits Berkner Spring came early to Richardson, and with it came a wealth of sunshine. It was welcomed by teachers and students alike, and then that dreaded disease struck — spring fever. It swept through the student body like wildfire, touching everyone and making them almost hate school. Teachers became wardens, keeping the students chained to their desks. Assignments were sentences from which there was no hope of escape. There were many reported cases of daydreaming, and the unreported cases are presumed to be in the thou- sands. Unfortunately, there is no known cure for this disease — except summer. And even that is not really a cure, but only a way to postpone the next attack. As long as there is Spring, students and teachers will be struck with spring fever. sh Is that what 1 think it is? Weight training seems to be hard 18 Berkner students revert to their childhoods at the park. Mr. Markham relaxes with students in the library. 20 Smiles Are Contagious Smiles . . . Those wonderful ' expressions that work magic in people ' s lives. They touch a heart that is sad and bring hope that everything will be alright. They shine into a room and bring light and happiness with them. We ' re told that it takes fewer muscles to smile than to frown, but is that really a reason to? The smiles and laughter that are seen and heard in the halls of Berkner are not there because someone considers the number of muscles it takes. They are there rather because a person is happy, for whatever reason, and that joy overflows to other people. And when a per- son smiles, you can ' t help but smile back. Because a smile is contagious. A ray of sun- shine breaking through the clouds . . . that ' s a smile. sh 21 Dedication is marching when it ' s 33° outside. John and Randy seem to be discussing plays in the middle of the pep rally. 22 The Joy and Pain of Life Everything in life is not happy, however, and a person cannot always smile. Tears, frowns, and sighs are all a part of a person that must be allowed to escape at times. For if a person covers all his emotions with a smile, he does not allow anyone to really know him. Only through being open and unafraid to share our real thoughts and feelings can peo- ple become close. And become friends, trust- ing one another enough to share our tears as well as our smiles. sh Football isn ' t always as easy a game as it appears — it requires pain as well as joy. 23 KNE? A ESBEc Si Arc those teachers smuggling in food? Pin of the mighty Ram football team — united in spirit and pride. 24 Spring Signals the End of the Year. As the end of the year drew close, it became easier each day to tell it was Spring. The number of people on the courtyard grew each day, and the shades of tans got darker each weekend. The lake became more impor- tant than the paper that was due Monday. All of us were thankful that we made it through the year and were looking forward to vaca- tion. At the same time, however, regrets were felt. Many things were learned, outside the classroom as well as within, and it ' s always hard to leave a place that you spend so much time. Friends are left behind, but with the realization that they will probably be seen again, sometime, and if not, that we have learned from one another. Talking in the sunshine — a favorite pastime of Berkner students. 25 Be rkner Is People - Not Just a Building. We came as individuals, As the year progressed we became a group, a community, united in many ways. We shared our smiles, our tears, and our dreams. School was a place we knew we had to go, but it wasn ' t bad — in fact, many times it was good, because of the people. The people — the individuals — that ARE Berkner High School. sh How much postage do we owe on this? Outdoors — the place to meet and 26 Bandoleras march in for another pep rally performance Dr. Pearce visits with some of Berlcner ' s seniors. 28 Suzette is one of many people who gave blood to help Karen Jones. Students Share Pride in Berkner Spirit . . . Pride. These words can ' t really be defines in talking about a school. They are feelings that we all share as we watch Berkner grow from a wing at the Jun- ior High to a AAAA school with high stand- ards. And pride is seen in many ways. In the way a student acts while on a trip. In the care that is given the school. And in the lives of each and every person that makes Berkner what it is, and helps it to grow toward the future. Spirit . . . Pride. We see them every day at Berkner, even when we aren ' t aware of it. The Bell Guards seem to watch the people in the stands as much as they cheer. 29 £ L Board Sets High Standards x. Richardson Independent School Board Members arc (seated) Charles A. Richardson. Secretary: Mrs. Paul R Seegars. Uo.I. Eveleth.Jr . President: John A Stalling. Vi injt) Martin W. Vernon. Charles West,.!. J. Pcanc. Jimnn C. Boley. idem. Dr. J. J. Pearce, Superintendent of Schools. As shown by their nationally-recognized accomplishments, the School Board of the Richardson Independent School District is perhaps the hardest working group of adults in the district. Through their enthusiasm and dedication to excellence in education the district has evolved from a small-town school system to one of the finest suburban districts in the entire country. The Pacesetter program instituted last year has met with widespread interest and has been tre- mendously successful. Similar programs are now bein g initiated by other school districts. The board this year let contracts for the construction of a new classroom wing, a student com- mons area, and a new parking lot at Berkner. Monthly board meetings are held on the first Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m. in the Board Room of the RISD Administration Building. 32 for Richardson Schools The seven members of the Richardson Independent School District Board of Trustees not only serve untiringly in their elected positions, but must carry out their business and family responsibil- ities as well. All are residents of Richardson or of the Lake Highlands area of Dallas. Mr. Leo J. Eveleth. Jr., who is serving again this year as President of the board, is Vice-Presi- dent of the First National Bank, and has been a member of the board for ten years. Mr. John A. Shillings, Vice-President, has served for seven years on the board, and is Senior Vice-President of Henry S. Miller Company. Dr. Charles A. Richardson, an eight year member of the board, is a Richardson Orthodontist and Dental Surgeon. He is Secretary of the board this year. Mr. Charles West is President of Charles West Associates, and is a seven year member. Mrs. Paul R. Seegers is a homemaker and has served four years. Mr. Martin Vernon, a consulting geolo- gist, has served four years, and Dr. Jimmy Boley, a Richardson Orthodontist, is serving his second year. I-eoJ. Eveleth, Jr., President John A. Stallings, Vice-President Charles A. Richardson, Secretary- Charles West Mrs. Paul R. Seegers Martin W. Vernon Dr. Jimmy C. Boley 33 Berkner Principal Smith Markham 34 Shows Da ily Interest in Students Mr. Smith Markham has been principal of Berkner High School since before there was even a building on this site. Berkner spent its first year as a wing of Richardson Junior High School, and Mr. Markham watched this building grow from the ground up into the beautiful building it is today. As the school has increased in physical size and enrollment, Mr. Markham has tried to keep the friendliness of the small school as a part of Berkner. Although it is now impossible because of the enrollment approaching 2,000 for him to know each student individually, he is inter- ested in each student and through work with parents, teachers and counselors tries to smooth out any problems a student may have. He is actively engaged in many civic and church activities. V1 m By taking lime out from his many responsibilities to talk with students. Mr. Markham keeps up with students and their plans. Mr Markham samples a piece of cake from the homemaking dept Showing the love he has for Berkner, Mr Markham makes a special effort to keep it clean and attractive — in this case by spraying the trees just outside the gymnasium. 35 Assistant Principals Keep Pace Mr. Max Wade Mr. Ronnie Matthews, who for five years taught science courses and coached football at Berkner High School, served for his second year as an Assistant Principal of the school. His duties included handling discipline problems related to tenth and eleventh grade students, supervision of the distribution of all textbooks, controlling all of the custodian and maintenance needs of the school, and supervision of teachers assigned to the 11th grade. He also was responsible for helping in the supervision of many school-sponsored activities. Mr. Max Wade came to Berkner this year after serving for many years in the Richardson Independent School District. His assignment immediately before coming to BHS was Assistant Principal at J. J. Pearce High School. Mr. Wade ' s responsibilities include supervising the school calendar of activities, handling discipline problems involving the 12th grade, locating substitute teachers when necessary, working with the profes- sional photographers to see that all students have their picture taken, and supervising the teachers assigned to the 12th grade. In addition, Mr. Wade was responsibile for many other day-to-day activities of the school. 36 Mr. Ronnie Matthews With Active Life at Berkner Mr. Joe Roseborough Mr. Charles Goodlow, who was serving as Assistant Principal at Berkner for his fourth year in 1976-77, has had 21 years of teaching and administrative experience — 14 of those years in the Richardson Inde- pendent School District. He also was employed for seven years by the Itasca. Texas school sys- tem. Mr. Goodlow ' s duties this year included discipline, supervision of the audio-visual equipment, locker assignments, and the supervision of the parking lots and extra-curricular activities. Mr. Joe Roseborough, who this year was serving in his 10th year in the Richardson Independent School District, was assigned to the ninth and tenth grade activities at Berkner. As a Berkner Assistant Principal, his duties included discipline of the ninth and tenth grade students when necessary, working out a duty ros- ter for teacher duties, supervising teachers assigned to the ninth and tenth grades, helping with the supervision of the parking lots and text- books, and supervision of the 9th grade calendar of activities. Mr. Roseborough was present at almost all ninth grade activities throughout the school year. Mr. Charles Goodlow 37 Mrs. Virginia Abdo Mrs. Helen Allison Mrs. F.ve Anderson Mr. Charles Avant Mrs. Carole Arnott V I Cook h Avaol keeps a close eye on the football game. ' JEEPERS CREEPERS, ' where did you get those peepets, Mr Blackburn? Bcrkncr fatuity members appear to be thinking: 1 sure wish they would get some chairs for the faculty lounge Coach Beane proclaims Berkner numK i 38 Physical Fitness Practiced at Berkner The athletic department offered many types of physical activities ranging from com- petitive varsity athletics to classes for begin- ners in archery and bowling. Activities included outdoor education, in which students could learn about various out- door skills including hunting, fishing, and camping. Other classes included modern dance and recreational activities. In addition, the regular sports teams were offered for those athletes who could qualify. Mr Stockton ' s chemistry lab brings a new experience in science to his students. Mr Bennett enjoys himseif on an Explorer cimpout. Mrs Abdo travels to the Novemberfest with a member of the German Club Mr Mike Beane Mrs. Susan Bell Mr. Harry- Bennett Mrs. Maxine Bentley Mr. Dan Blackburn Students Receive Aid From Counselors J. Campbell laughs as she talks with another faculty member. Mrs. Gibbs enjoys a cup of coffee after another hard day of work. Mrs. Wyatt and Mr. Carnes discuss C.V.A.E. at Berkner. Mrs. Maxine Bohart Mrs. Jodie Campbell Ms. Lori Carbon Mr. Clayton Carnes Ms. Carole Champion 3T Mrs. Virginia Cole Mr. Gene Craig Mr. Phil Davenport Mr. J. N. Davis Mr. John Densemore ' A x. r Sooner or later in every student ' s life at Berkner he comes in contact with the Guid- ance Office and one or more of the guidance counselors. Counselors are responsible for scheduling students and helping them in making prepa- rations for college or a career after gradua- tion. In addition, the office handles scholarship information and various kinds of testing throughout the year. Counselors are always ready to lend a help- ing hand. Mr Davenport reaches macramc to students in crafts. 41 f . -r . v £J Mrs. Mary Densmore Mrs. Jean Duffy Mrs. Randv Duhon Mr. Ed Eason Rams Discover the World of Science Coach Everett appears to be instructing hula, hoop as he works with the team during after- noon basketball practice. y corrects an English paper written by one of her students. Now how many times have I heard that one? thinks Mrs. Densmore as she reads one more absence excuse. 42 Mr. Marcus Everett Mr. Bob Floyd Mr. John Freeman Mrs. Martha Garland Mrs. Mary Gibbs Some of the more difficult courses offered by Berkner High School and the Richardson Independent School District include classes in the Science Department. On any given day this year students could be found peering through microscopes at blood samples or microscopic organisms, mixing various rainbow shades of chemicals and observing the reactions, dissecting frogs and other animals to learn about their biologi- cal systems, and studying the intricacies of oceanography. Many of the projects prepared by students this year provided sophisticated insight into some of the mysteries of the scientific world. Mr. Goodlow goes about his duties on a typical day at Berkner. Mr. Floyd bundles up for a chilly game. I think I ' m lost. ' 43 Homemaking courses are always popular, and those offered this year at Berkner High School were designed to prepare the student in every area from Bachelor Survival to Home Management. Students could learn to cook, sew, care for children, run a home, and many other home- making skills. Some of the courses offered included Sin- gles Survival, Custom Apparel, Home and Family Living, Food Preparation, Clothing, and Child Development. You ' re kidding! You mean you didn ' t do your shorthand homework last night? says Mrs. Ginn. I guess I ' m going to have to change my name to Rose- borough if the Annual Staff doesn ' t get it right this ycat. Mrs. Goodbar teaches many different aspects of science Mr. John Gilmore Mrs. Edna Ginn Mrs. Katherine Goodbar Miss Vickie Greer Ct Mrs. Maxine Harrington (ft Homemaking Department Plans Year of Learning Coach Holladay speaks at a football pep rally. I Hours spent on the telephone are a daily part of a counselor ' s life. Here Mr. Harmon consults with a parent. Ill That was the funniest joke I ' ve ever heard. I can do it! I can type with my eyes closed. Mr. James Harmon Ms. Myitis Hicks Mr. J. T. Hightower Ms. Doreen Hodson Mr. Allen Holladay Mrs. Lorna Johnson Mrs. Helen Keathly ,.4 Mrs. Betty Kennedy Foreign languages are always of value, par- ticularly if the student plans to travel or live in a foreign country. Out of the four foreign languages offered at Berkner, three would be useful as actual spoken languages. Spanish, French and German are taught with an emphasis on learning to speak the language. Latin is also offered as a foreign language at Berkner. In addition to the courses, each of the lan- guages has its own club in which the students can learn more about the language and cus- toms of the people they are studying. Normally the first teacher to sign in each morning because of his 7:30 class. Mr. Rogers, ICT Coordinator, does it one more time at 6:58 a.m. Berkner maid, Mrs. Smith, is wished a Merry Christmas by the Keywanettes. Who wrote that on the board? Mr. Stiegelmeyer seems to be thinking as he enters his Introductory Algebra class. 46 Foreign Languages Take Rams Around the World « m Coach John Freeman I ' m going to have to get some electric soccer socks one day. When you ' ve only got two hands, what else can you do? Mrs. Josephine Langston Mr. John Lee Miss Leslie Lewin Mrs. Christine Lewis Mr. Sam Long k T. l , A Mysteries of Math Discovered Mr. Joe Longino Mr. Sowards explains dissection to students. Mrs. Carolyn Lovelace Mrs. Barbara Lown Major, custodian at Berkner, seems to be in deep thought. Mrs. Jo Anne McMclure Mr. Hardee McCrary Mrs. Carole Marcell Mr. J. M. Martinez Ms. Leighann Matthews Mrs. Cathy Miller Mrs. Kay Miller With the increased emphasis in recent years on computers and scientific careers, and even on just getting your money ' s worth, math skills have taken on increasing impor- tance. The Math Department of Berkner offers the student a wide range of skills in this area including algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and basic math. Students are involved in activities ranging from basic math problems found in the home to complex mathematical functions. Mr- Miller enjoys a piece of cake baked by the homemaking dept. at Berkner. 49 4 1 Mrs. Marion Mills Mr. Johnny Mitchell Miss Janet Mulhall Mrs. Donna Mullarkey Mrs. Doris Nation Working behind the scenes in many cases, the various secretaries employed by the school keep things running smoothly in the day-to-day life at Berkner. From handling attendance matters to answering the telephone; from keeping track of all grades to administering first aid; from computerizing all class schedules to ordering new books for the library, the secretaries of Berkner keep everything on track. Although it ' s a job which sometimes results in few thanks from others, the job of secretary is one of the most important at Berkner. Mr. Mitchell entertains Explorers on a tampout. A classic case of locku 50 Mrs. Dorothy Nelson Mrs. Ann Newman Miss Parry- Norman Mr William Nowlin Mrs. Billiejean Odom Secretaries Make Business Known Mr Nowlin. hcati of S. ience Dcpc, teaches many types of sciences. We ' ve got the best darn track ream around ! 51 Geography Surrounds Life at Berkner Ms. Salinas, English teacher, begins to grade papers, a task of every teacher. Ms. Ramey and the varsity cheerleaders make plans for the Friday pep rally. I I I ■ v ' Study hall teacher Bobbie Potter and senior Mark Ansley talk during a quiet moment at Berkner. Ms. Virginia Sandvik Ms. Janet Salinas Mr. Michael Schramm Ms. Cheryl Reedy- Mr. Milt Rogers «-T: f 7 f Among the important required courses are many of those offered by the Social Studies department. Courses in history and geography give stu- dents a perspective from which they can attempt an understanding of present day America. Other courses in government help in developing an understanding of how the democratic system and other systems of gov- ernment work. Elective courses in economics and psychol- ogy also help the student in preparing for the future. Scott Lyles sands a woodworking project as Mr. Schramm looks Ms. Sandvik instructs Jr. English class on rules of grammar. Ms O ' Ncil listens with interest. Ms. Jacqueline O ' Neil Ms. Bobbie Potter Mr. Nelson Pruett Mrs. Elizabeth Ragsdale Ms. Linda Ramey Mrs. Judy Siler Mrs. Carmaleta Sims Mr. Alan Sowards Mrs. Pat Sterling Preparing students who plan to enter the world of business is one of the goals of the business classes offered at Berkner. Students may learn such business skills as typing, bookkeeping, shorthand and general business. In addition to these regular elective courses, the VOE program offers experiences in operating various office machines, tele- phone skills, and secretarial work. Mr. David Stiegelmeyer Come on. son, do it for the old man. Coach Longino seems to be saying as he gives instructions to a 9th grade playe Mr. Matthews, in a rare moment away from the rush of school, enjoys a look at the Ram annual Mrs. Thomas enthusiastically poses for the camera 54 New Day Begins With Business 4 6 p= - J Mr. James Stockton Q Mr. Markham accepts his 1976 Ram. Mr. Randy Talley Mr. Charles Thomas Mrs. Smith says thanks to Keywanetts. r Mr. Thomas displays one of his many talents — cutting cake. Mrs. Cheryl Thomas Mr. Royce Thornton 1 £_ Ms. Cheryl Walker Mrs. Jean Westbrook Ms. Carla White Mrs. Sammie Whitesides Mr. Charles Winters I Don ' t tell anyone how jrou passed this Drafting is taught to students b Mr Winters 56 Speech Begins With English ;• Mrs Wright works on updating library records Ms. Zoellcr works on typing up information for the library. Mrs. K.uhryn Wright Mrs. Carmen Wyatt Mrs. Paula Yager Mrs. Barbara Zoeller 57 Tracy McClerkin President Gay Mathewson Secretary Freshman Class Officers X Tina Mathewson Vice-President Yvette Garcia Treasurer ™ f I Beautiful Moments Highlight Winter Wonderland! Baxter, John Baxter, Sonja Bayman, Lyndon Beasley, Kyle Bell, Patricia Bellows, Kim Bennett, Jeff Berlin, Karla Berry, Cheryl Black, Tracy Blackey, Patricia Bok, Tamara Boehm, William Bolin, Cindy Bracewell, Rina Brown, Alice Brown, Gary Brown, Kenneth Brown, Kevin Buchanan, Donna Bunch, Bonna Acrea, Denton Adams, DeDe Adams, Jeff ery Adams, Lee Allen, Mitchell Ameen, Richard Amyx, Teal Anderson, Michael Arico, Laurie Auld, David Ball, James Bardin, Vicki Bass, Dana Bass, Sharon Batton, Bill 62 76-77 School Year. Casey, Stacy Castle, Shannon Cervenka, Lynne Chambers, Cheryl Bunch, Bethann Burrows, Gary Bursby, Rhonda Capps, Robert Cargile, Brad Carter, Carol Clinscales, Kerri Colker, Clinton Compton, Melanie Comte, Carole Conley, Bill Coole, Scott Corcoran, Joe Chander, Dark Chapa, Yvette Chase, Ann Clark, Cynthia Clinscales, Don Vivian Fields and her court. 63 Students Participate in Covert, Cindy Cox, Sonia Crawley, Rena Crump, Angela Cunningham, Peter Curry, Patricia Cushman, Callie Daily, Lisa Daniel, Dallas Davis, John Davis, Troy Delisle, Tana Derr, Tom Dietz, Carla Dobbs, La Ee Dodson, Cindy Dotson, Alan Dunegan, Joe Dunham, Karen Dunham, Mark Duran, Patty Durham, Kim Eastin, William Elliot, Cheryl Ellis, Leonard Elrod, Alvis Engel, David Evans, James Farmer, Kendal Fernell, Beverly Fauquier, William Fedak, Pauline Robin Kerr speaks with friends between classes. Mark Dunham pauses during choir Rock-a-Thon. Tim Smathers and Angela Kallas show spirit at cha Rock-a-Thon. Various Activities Fields, Vivian Fleck, Sonja Florence, Eddie Flores, Josephine Forniglia, Lynn Former, Mary Gittle.Jeffery Givens, Deeadrea Golden, Stef ani Goldstein, Sheri Gonzalez, Lee Goodman, David 65 Freshman Show Spirit in Hendricks, Gary Hetherington, Kimberly Hill, Jeff ery Hindman, Sheryl Hodgkinson, Greg Holder, Tracey Holiday, Janis Hollie, James Homer, Stephen Houston, Larry Huclc, David Hughes, Doug Gordon, Jimmy Gray, Robert Greenwood, Bill Gregory, Mark Grigsby, Michael Grimes, Vonda Hall, Terri Handel, Karen Harpst, Sarah Hartman, Kevin Heath, Billy Helm, James Freshman dress-up for 50 ' s Day. Cheryl Chambers and Beth Ann Bunch wonder over outcome of game. 66 Many Different Ways Robbie Mahurin shows his skills in being a cheerleader. Jackie Watkins smiles for photographer. Hundley, Gordon Hunter, Karen Iannucci, James Jackson, Charles Jasper, Sharon John, Holly Joubert, Bill Kallas, Angela Keeton, Maggie Kerr, Robin Killman, Cherly Kinder, Kerry King, Laura Kissel, Vickie Krizmanic, Mark Kulp, Lori Lamm, Tracy Lankford, Brad Lauber, Jackie Lee, Sandra Leonard, Kristi Leszcynski, Raymond Levitan, Mark Lewis, Teresa 67 Versatile Students Demonstrate Lightsey, Mary Liles.Jeff Linder, Herbert Richie Logan gets in on the act. Mathewson, Tina Matteson, Jody Matthews, Joseph Matura, Donnie Mayfield, Michael McDonald, Dianne McGregor, Brenda McPeters, Dana McClerkin, Tracy McGilvray, Susan McNeir, Michael Mears, Sandy Meases, Terrie Meyer, Gary Milliron, Susan Montgomery, David Montgomery, Mickey Moore, John Logan, Richie Love, Donna Macy, Paula S fc 68 Skills and Talent. Murrell, Donna Nation, Rodger Nelson, Larry Nicholson, Valeri Noland, Blake Moore, Penelope Morgan, John Morrison, John Morse, Kenneth Morton, Tim Munsterman, Linda Mir ■wj - fr 1 - I Ken Morse enjoys golf at Twin Rivers. Prince, Tryna Prudhomme, Juliana Quillen,Jeffery Raack, Michelle Rawlings, Roger Redding, Larry Reinhardt, Lisa Rhodes, Jeffery Richards, Ann Rippy, Evelyn Roach, Deborah 69 Choir Members Take Robertson, John Sanderf ord, Doug Sanders, Bret Schatzman, Mark rv? Laurie Ariro and friend grin and BEAR it. Smathers, Tim Smith, Blake Smith, Gregg Smith, Harold Smith, Sheila Spradlin, Terri Spurgin, Tony Standerf er, Laura Standf ord, James Stanley, Staci Stark, Geni I Stateler, Subrina Shrengohst, Steven Schultze, Laquitta Schulze, Carol Seale, Dana Seals, Angela Sewell, David Shanafelt, Alison Shell, DeeDee Sims, Glenn 70 Part in Rock-A-Thon. Stef fen, Scott Stephenson, Craig Steveson.Jay Stone, John Strom, Scott Sutterf ield, Odic Taylor, Lynda Thielemann, Darryl Thomas, David Thomason, Bobby Tonjes, Steve Trice, Wilson Turner, Pat Turner, Sharon Vinez, Gregory Wagner, Robert Wallace, Jerri Warren, Toni V ;ffefe Watkins, Jacqueline Watkins, Raymond Webb, Frankie Weeks, Evertt Welsh, Fred Werner, Jennifer White, Kyle White, Shelley Wilcox, Terry Williams, Jeff Woods, Lisa Wylie, Robert Young, Bert Young, Ricky Zastudil, Shelley Sonja Baxter rclaxs at Rock-a-thon. 71 w ■ -I 72 73 : £35fc! , « r_l ' Christia Prather President f.  - V F i ; Lynn Schroer Secretary Sophomore Class Officers ■ fin ?_ , 1 :. i Brad Grubb Vice-President Becky Moore Treasurer Adair, Dcann Adams, Janice Afzel, Ahmed Agee, Kerry Alexander, Thomas Amling, Roxanne Anderson, John Anderson, John Anderson, Jon Anderson, Mark Andraski, Laure Ansley, Diane Ashley, Cecilia Ashton, Rhonda Ashton, William Atkinson, Barbara Aunspach, Bret Avera, Paul Bailey, Jon Baker, Angela Barlow, William Barraza, Michael Barth, Cindy Barton, Gwen Julie Wallace takes advantage of a free ride. 76 Bartlett, Carol Bartley, Babette Batchclor, Anna Beasley, Kyle Bi tt  f Ginger Bitting — Life Saver Lollipops are a real life saver when you ' re hungry. Beasore, Lori Beaubien, Dana Beckwith, Paige Beis, Lisa Bell, Cindy Bell, Randy Bender, Kimberly Benningfield, Donald Benyola, Tony Berry, Phil Bhangoo, Pushpinder Bibb, David - -■ I. ■ 77 Bidcll, Lisa Biondi, Marissa Bishop, Sandra Bitting, Virginia Black, Lisa Blair, Christopher Brooks, Cindy Brooks, Julia Broughton, Charles Brown, Anthony Brown, Garry Brown, Jeff Brown, Mike Bulla, Denise Calame, Martin Calligaro, Debra Camp, Rosemarie Canales, Reggie 78 John Halpenny, Pae Laubacher, Mike Mills — on an Explorer campout. fc TV7 W ' • 1 €??B Cannaday, David Capps, Lisa Capps, Pamela Carey, Tammy Carney, Brian Carpenter, Cynthia Carr, Russell Carver, Robert Castellanos, Patricia Cave, Bobby Channell, Terry Chapman, Valerie Chase, Ann Cheatham, Christopher Christensen, Brett Christy, Mike Chritton, Stephanie Clay, Alan Clem, Brad Clifton, Jan Clowdus, James Cody, Mark Cody, Scott Cole, Scheme 79 Kathy Vetter keeps on truckin!! Collins, Coy Combs, Sharon Commons, Michael Compton, Stephanie Cook, Karen Coons, Janet Coons, Jimmy Cooper, Debbie Cooper, Harold Cooper, Mary Cope, Cynthia Copus, Christy Cox, Alisa Cox, Colleen Crank, Chris Craw, Greg Creamer, Kyle Crile, Sherrie 80 Crossland, Gary Crowe, Toni Crutchf ield, Anne Cunningham, Tammy Curry, Debra Dale, Cheri Dale, Greg Dale, Robert Dano, Leslie Darnell, Walter Davidson, Greg Davidson, Gregory Davis, Christine Davis, Jan Davis, Leigh Ann Davis, Mark Davis, Stephen Davis, Steve Greg Dale rows a canoe to keep in shape. 81 Day, Shawn Dean, Linda Dclagarrigue, Andre Deloach, Lisa Derr, Richard Dew, Valerie Dicken, Jerry Dietz, Diane Dipiazza, Vince Dobbs, Cynthia Doty, Linda Dowling, Stephen El ledge, Renee Elliott, Scott Elrod, Alvis Elrod, Mike Engel, Jeff Engel,Jim 82 Esh, David Estcp, Nancy Evans, Donald Fairman, Adclc Ferguson, Janet Fields, Deidre Rachel Hunter seems to wish she was young again. Fulton, Jim Ganter, Patricia Garcia, Cuate Garcia, Maria Garcia, Paul Garcia, Richard 83 Gardner, Robert Garretson, Cindy George, Jennifer Giles, John Gil son, Andy Glasscock, Kevin Glazbrook, Gay Glenn, Joel Glisson, Carri Gonzalez, Hector Gonzalez, Lance Good, David Lynn Schroer and Rachel Hunter enjoy looking at the scenery. Gordon, Sherrie Goza, Cliff Graham, Regena Green, Larry Green, Linda Greer, Lizabeth Gregory, Mark Grigsby, Richard Gritten,Joe Gross, Alan Grounds, Rhonda Grounds, Sharon 84 ? ma Harrison, Patrick Hart, Todd Harvey, Danny Haven, Pamela Heatley, John Henninger, Camela Hertel, Paula Hicks, Catherine Hocker, Mike Hodgkinson, Greg Hoffecker, Jennifer Hague, Deann Holcombjeff Holden, William Horn, Dianna Howard, Allen Grubb, Brad Guillemand, Mark Halpenny.John Hamilton, Phillip Hamilton, Philip Hammack, Barbara Hammock, Rae Nan Hamrick, Stephen Handel, John Handy, Kevin Harbeson, Rayna Harmon, Roger Reggie Canalis enjoys his favorite sport, soccer. 85 Hubert, Nathaniel Huff, Robert Huf fhines, Ted Hug, Doug Hughes, Karen Hughes, Kyle Hunter, Russel Hwang, Terry Ivey, Sam Ingram, Tracy Jack, Laura Jackson, Joseph 86 Jan, Cynthia Jay, Sandy Johnson, Kim Johnson, Michael Johnson, John Johnson, Tim Jones, Janson Jung, Michael Kanewski, James Kao, Peter Karabaic, Nicholas Kartsotis, Mary Kilander, Jean Kilander, Marie King, Brenda Kite, Kelby Kovarik, Christopher Krizmanic, James Laird, Lisa Lake, Paul Lake, Paula Lamm, Tami Lane, Leslie Latham, Angela Rick Durbin keeps ball from opponent. Lee, Kendall js . Lehr, Andy t ' X . T Leichseuring, Lori Lengerfelt, Patti Lester, Linda Lewis, Harold A. 5 Lewis, Larry Lewis, Lisa Lewis, Steve Lewis, Terry Lhuiller, Cheryl Light, Laurie MM win Lathem, Paul Laubacher, Patrick Lauer, Betsy Lawrence, Adam Lawrence, Cynthia Leach, Brian 88 Lightsey, Erin Lindsey, Jeffrey Lindsey, Mark Linstaeter, Randy Litster, Cory «fcl Livingston, Felecia McGrew, Pamela McKinney, Sharon McLaughlin, John McMinn, Frank McPeters, Dale Medler, Donnye Middleton, Linda Milam, Lisa Miller, Barbara Miller, Cynthia Miller, David Miller, David 90 I il ii. U v ' Miller, Dean Miller, Mark Milligan, Rayford Mills, Mike Mitchell, Linda Mize, Eric Molter, Lei Ann Mongold, Kit Montgomery, William Montgomery, William Moore, Alan Moore, Diana Moore, Pamela Moore, Rebecca Moore, Wendy Morgan, William Morman, David Morse, Loren Morse, Robert Mount, Roger Mowery, Carol Mozley, William Muhurin, Pam Munsterman, Wayne Pat Laubacher and Mike Mills, enjoy canoeing on Explorer campout. 91 Navarra, Sally Neal, Scott Newkirk, Rodney Newman, Monica Nintzel, Douglas Null, Chuck 92 Mrs. Campbel and Debbie Varley — sample cake during homemaking class. Odom, Kimbcrly O ' Donnell, Diane O ' Donnell, Peggy Oehler, Jeanne Olive, Philip O ' Neal, Grag Osborne, Lori Osborne, Mike Ovellette, Steven Parker, Debra Parker, Joe Parnitke, Bill Patchen, Charles Payne, Reginald Peasner, Chris Pederson, Edi Peebles, Michele Penny, Ruth 93 Perry, Jamie Peterson, Gwen Peterson, Hildie Phemister, Russell Phillips, Kella Pierson, Susan Pire, Catherine Pittrof f , Robin Planells, Suzanne Ploehn, Harry Polk, Mallori Prather, Christi Price, Johnny Price, Mickey Priest, Lori Pruitt, Deborah Puig, Suzanne Ramsey, David Jim Engle slaves over spons layout. 94 Relder, Angela Renfro,John Reynolds, Dale Rhodes, Sheila Richardson, Joseph Rico, Greg Rivers, Tammye Roberts, William Rose, Gregory Ross, Anthony Rote, Toni Roth, Penny 95 Rowsey, Charles j Roy, Renee W ' ? I H Royall, Beverly  v ' . H Royer, An T L_ B A Rozinsky, Dana V Jt Ruckberg, Bradley • Ruth, Tony Rutledge, Tony Salsbury, Mike Samford, Laura Sanderf ord, Jeff Sarnacki, Mike Schiller, Lisa Schminke, Diana Schroeder, Richard Schroeder, Ricky Schroer, Lori Schroer, Lynn Yvonne Loria — look-out Booboo ' s coming. 96 Shea, Mike Shirley, David Shook, Stephen Showers, Claudia Simmons, Darron Spears, Genifer Springman, Debra Stancell, Bobby Stanford, Ernest Stanley, Eric Stanley, Tammy 97 Stegert, David Stephens, Elizabeth Stephenson, Mark Stephenson, Philip Stern, Rick Sthran, Hubert T r - W |r N j HLk ' Jri m Stieglitz, Sherry Stoker, Robin Stone, Paul Stone, Paul Sublett, Rhonda Sullivan, Melinda Cindy Mgrew — displays a true B.H.S. smile. Summerskill, Theresa Swanson, Eric Sykora, James Tarpley, Deborah Taske, Thomas Tate, Christy Tatum, Jeffrey Taylor, Alicia Taylor, Charles Teems, Tracy Thurman, Kimberly Thompson, Sharon Ticheli, Debbie Timinsky, Charles 98 Tompkins, Richard Townsend, Gerald Tresner, Teresa Trout, Daniel Troutt, Cynthia Tucker, Jacquelyn Turko, William Turner, Ricky Ulrich, Jeffrey Unf ried, Diana Valva, Frances Vandergriff,Jon Rachel Hunter and Lori Beasore — the antics of playing peek-a-boo. 99 Wallace, Jeff Wallace, Julia Wallace, Mike Waller, Hellen Walls, Teresa Walton, Lisa Ward, Mark Washam, Ray Watkins, Raymond Watkins, Janet Way, Julia Way, Rusty Rick Durbin — Soccer is my kind of sport. 100 In Memoriam Williams, Bill Williams, Donna Williams, Michael Williams, William Williamson, Kimberly Wilson, Andy Wingo, James Wise, Judy Withers, Beverly Witherspoon, Tanya Wood, Karen Wood, Matt Woods, Russell Woodyard, Frank Wooten, Sandra Wright, Kent Wright, Kent Wurtz,John Xeros, Charles Yabut, Alex Yarr, Janet Yenawine, Dallas Young, Ray 101 102 103 r =J $ ■ •■■■ mi Jayne Jackson President I l 1 AT 7 n. - 1 ff i S ■5 J % Taunia McGann Secretary Junior Class Officers T - 1 .- V4f 9 Jl r T Al ■■■■!!!■■■■■■■■■ ■ r :«« ::::: ' . ■§ •■ !. ■■■■■■ Bob Brown Vice-President I  fT?-t Mk Sharon Huffman Treasurer t i ' ■ ™ Hi W Sporting Activities Use Leisure Barnett, Paul Barraza, Bob Basinger, Anslie Bean, Chris Beaver, John 106 Time of Junior Class Students 107 Friendships Enrich Box, Gary Bradford, Rose Brawner, Billy Brigman, Bob Sherrie Hamilton laughs as she overhears conversation. Brock, Jeannie Brown, Bob Brown, Dianna Brown, Larry Brown, Robert Browning, Steve Bryan, Susan Burnett, Mike - rJMS Sherrian Edwards sleeps during class. Burpo, Vicky Burton, Bill Cahoone, Brian Caler, Carolyn 108 Life at Berkner Canalcs, Armondo Carey, James Carlton, Steve Carr, Teresa Casey, Becki Bob Brown tikes ciref ul lim at in Explorer activity. Dew, Christine Diamond, Tony Dietz, Doris Dodge, Doug Dodson, Dyerl HO Juniors Strive for Recognition Dodson, Mary Dolan, Kclley Dotson, Harrell Dozicr, Rori Dumais, Steve Shake your bootie says David Eaton, lead singer for Shenan- doah. Fields, Linda Fields, Patrick Fields, Ronald Fiely, Terri Figueroa, Karen Adventurous Students Keep Flesh, Linda Flynn, Tony Fozall, Rodney Fraier, Kip Frazier, Steve Frederick, Claudia Frederick, Lori Freeman, John Fulgham, Tracy Gallion, Brett Gallion, Risa Ganter, Mark Garcia, Yvonne Gardner, Cindy Garron, Leonard Gebhardt, Ted 112 Brett Gal Hon talks on phone to uni- dentified caller. Interest Alive. Gentle, Tami Gibson, Bonnie Gibson, Sheila Gordon, Julie Gould, Cliff Grantham, Mark Gray, Greg Gray, Linda Green, Amy Gregory, Karen Gross, Lonnie Grubb, Genai Guy, David Hale, Kristine Hall, Rick Halverson, Mike Hamilton, Sherrie Hardison, Baron Hardy, Renee Harman, Richard Harper, Craig Harris, Jacque Harris, Lori 113 Hart, Phil Havens, Carol Hawkins, Denise Heatley, Nancy Hedrick, Karen Enthusiastic Juniors Lead i Hodges, Bobbie Hodges, Gretchen Hodges, Gwen Hogg, Don Holiday, Andrew 114 Activities at Berkner Horak, David Horton, Angela Hudmon, Denton Huffman, Sharon Hughes, Simon Jeffries, Ken Jenkins, Alan Jennings, Scott Jester, Laura Jimenez, Ildefonso 115 Junior Spirit Fills Jones, Charlotte Jones, Myra Jones, Susie Jopling, Greg Joubert, David 116 the Gymnasium 117 Classroom Allows Malone, Marty Martenson, Lisa Martin, Stacey Mathews, Vernon McAdams, Eddie McAlister, Lori McClendon, Beth McClerkin, Mike McCracen, Scott McCraw, Ulonda McDonald, Steve McFaddenJeff McGann, Taunia McKinney, Joan McNatt, Cheryl M% McNeese, Cherilyn Medlin, Tamilee Mercado, Rosie Michael, Doug Miller, John 118 Studious Atmosphere Miller, Lori Milliron, Gary Mingle, Lisa Mitchell, Dwayne Moore, Cindy Moore, Renee Moraski, Michelle Moreland, Thomas Morgan, Lee Moss, Carol Mullen, Kathryn Musil, Wendy Nance, Alice Nash, Scott Navarra, Ronald Nees, Kyle Nelson, Devona Nelson, Pam Newkirk, Greg Nichols, Becky 119 Nickels, Melissa Norton, Doug Olive, Joanne Oliver, Mark O ' Neal, Billy Overstreet, Saundra Overstreet, Scott Owens, Lynda Paine, James Patmon, Tracy Juniors Participate in Shenandoah performs in their winning style. Patrick, Diane Pavuk,Janis Peasner, Stacy Pederson, Cary Pehle, Micheal 120 Extra-Curricular Activities i ' . ' U Phillips, Dean Phillips, Kerry r? Pierce, Susan Pierson, Perry • ' v. FY i A Ponder, Stacey Porras, Liz Pena, Rene Perkins, Kenneth Peterson, Gwen Peterson, Mike Peterson, Teri Mike Peterson admires stuffed animal collected for Toys for Tots. Poulton, Curt Preston, Diana Pullias, David Raack, Kevin Ramsey, DeeDee 121 Juniors Express Themselves Rathkamp, Bill Rawlings, Stuart Reckncr, Russell Recs, Darlene Render, Martin Reyes, Paulette Rhodes, Sheila Riales, Clay Richards, Ronald Rickey, Mike in Different Ways Rozinsky, Mark Russell, Jeri Salehtchran, Mostaf a Sanderford, Chris Salsbury, Melissa Seba, Don Seif ert, Sherri Shaw, Terri Shea, Nathan Shuf field, Sharilyn 123 Shurtlef f , David Sierveld, Greg Simmons, Scott Skavlan.Jonn Skinner, Ken Juniors Aid in ■ Spence, Bob Stafford, Cindy Stamps, Patti Stamps, Rick Stanford, Salina 124 Service Activities Stearic, Susan Stephenson, Mark Stiff, Kevin Stone, Paul Stone, Maureen Stovall, Sarah Sturrock, Donna Swanson, Wendy Swingle, Karen Tacker, Larry Tam, Richard Taylor, Debbie Taylor, Jane Thomason, Cecilia Thompso n, Alan Thompson, Cyndi Thurmen, Kerry Ticheli, Tommy Tolleson, Tammy Trout, Dan Tubbs, Leah Tucker, Carla Turnbull, Tommy Turner, Danny Turner, Mickey Turner, Shelba Turner, Valerie Tweedie, Andrew Tyler, Thomas Vaughan, Tracy 125 Junior Activities Provide Vernon, Anita Vineyard, Lawrence Vinez, Trina Virk, Dicky Wade, Randy Wall, Janice Wallace, Kevin Wallace, Sheree Wallace, Susan Warnock, Stuart Watkins, Natalie Weilder, Jonathan Weltzin, Jennifer White, Beverly White, Gary White, Jere White, Melissa Whitfill, Robert Whorton.Jeri Wiggins, Tim Wilbanks, Cheri Wilkinson, Richard Williford, Scott Wilson, April Wilson, Clemmon Wilson, Donna Winchester, Shannon Wof ford, Mike Woods, Thomas Wurtz, Gayle 126 Experience. Xeros, Elcni Yates, Ray David Jackson displays light on Key Club Bell. Young, Bert Young, Erin Young, Karen Young, Teri Youngblood, Gordon Zablosky, Don Zacney, Val Beth McClendon looks in card catalogue for book. Kathy Kirk shows surprise as picture is taken. 127 ■a V ' V Brien Smith President TVX □ v j X v w. V Val Smith Secretary m Senior Class Officers ■ rt? M 7 « Theresa O ' Donnell Vice-President !-£ j AJ r V ' 1 ' 1 fl % I Liz Clark Treasurer fc Ameen, Michael Amling, Rick Anderson, Jane w 1L .. ft Andrews, Wendy Ansley, Mark Ashron, Lori Austin, Debbie Ayers, Beth Aycrs, Dorene m. Baird, Sharon Tim Mock displays diligent work during chemistry class. 130 ADKINS, RITA Band (1,2), CVAE (3), Rodeo (3, 4), Student Council (1 — Secretary) AGEE, RICKY Key Club (3), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Football (1) ALEXANDER, STEVE Student Council (2), Cross Country (4), Soccer (1), Track (3,4) ALLEN, JEFF Rodeo (3 — Pres., 4 — Pres.) AMEEN, MIKE Tennis (1,2 — Captain, 3, 4) AMLING, RICK Football (1) ANDERSON, JANE French Club (1), Junior Red Cross (4), Keywanette Club (3, 4), National Honor Society (3, 4), Pep Squad (2) ANDREWS, WENDY Choir (1, 2), Ecology Club (3), German Club (4), Junior Red Cross (3), National Honor Society (2, 3, 4), VICA (4 — V. Pres), Basketball (3 — JV Co-Captain) ANSLEY, MARK ASHTON, LORI VOE (4) AUNSPACH, KATHY Junior Red Cross (4) AUSTIN, DEBBIE Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Class Officer (2 — Treasurer), FHA (1 — Pres.), Junior Honor Society (1), Spanish Club (3, 4), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Soccer (3) AYERS, BETH AYERS, DORENE BABBITT, LINDA Choir (1, 2, 3 — V. Pres., 4), Mu Alpha Theta (3), National Honor Society (1,4), Tennis (1,2, 3,4) BAILEY, CINDY Band(l, 2, 3,4) BAIRD, SHARON BARILLA, LUCA BARNFIELD, BRENDA Choir (1), Drill Team (3), Newspaper (3), Pep Squad (2), Quill and Scroll (3), VOE (4 — Sec.) BARON, FRED Junior Red Cross (2), Soccer (1, 4) BARRETT, STEVE BARTH, ROBIN BASDENJOHN BASS, CRAIG Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Cross Country (2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (3, 4) BATCHELOR, SARA BAUGH, CHRIS BAXTER, JENNY Drill Team (3, 4 — Lieutenant), Keyanctte Club (2), Pep Squad (1 — Lieu- tenant) BEAL, CRYSTAL Cheerleader (4), Drill Team (3), Pep Squad (1,2) BEAN, SCOTT Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 3, 4) BEAVERS, MARLA BECK, CAROL i Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Junior Red Cross (4), Spanish (flub (4 — Historian) BELL, CHERYL Band (1, 2), Volleyball (3,4) Bell, Cheryl 13) BELVILLE, PAUL BERRY, LAURIE German Club ( 1 ), Student Council ( I ), HECE (4), Track (2) BEST, KATHY Keywanette Club (2), Mu Alpha Theta (4). National Honor Society (1, 2, 3, 4). Pep Squad (2), Spanish Club (4), Volleyball (2, 3) BIARDJIM Band ( I, 2, 3), Drama Club (4), German Club (3, 4) BIBB, LYNDA BIGHAM, DENISE FHA (1), Keywanette Club (3, 4), National Honor Society (3, 4), Spanish Club (4) BLACK, PAUL BLAIR, SHERRY Cheerleader (4), Drama Club (2, 3, 4), FHA (2), Basketball (2), Track (2) BOATRIGHT, ROBIN Pep Squad (1,2) BOEHM, CINDY Keywanette Club (2) BONSU, OSEI ASIBEY BOONE, BILL Football (3), Wrestling (4) BOQUE, GEORGE FCA (1), Student Council (1), Football (1,2,3.4) BOTT, RITA Pep Squad (3),VOE(4) BOWENS, LAWRENCE BRADFORD, JEAN Drill Team (3), Junior Red Cross (3), Keywanette Club (2), Latin Club (3), Student Council (3), VOE (4), Volleyball (2) BRAMMER, SHERRY BRASHER, TIM Band (1), DECA (3, 4 — Pres), Key Club (4), National Honor Society (3, 4), Spanish Club (1), Basketball (l),Golf (1,2) BROCK, CHUCK Annual Staff (3), JETS (2, 3, 4), Junior Red Cross (2, 3), Key Club (2, 3), Newspaper Staff (3), Student Council (2, 3), Cross Country (2), Track (2) BROWN, DAVID Wrestling (4) BROWN, SHARON Latin Club (3), National Honor Society (1, 2), Student Council (2) BRYAN, JACKY Student Council (3), Basketball (1), Gymnastics (1,2), Soccer (3), Volleyball (2,3.4) BULLARD, JAMES Band, ( 1, 2, 3), German (1,2) BUNCH, DEBBIE BURTON, LESLEA Choir (1), Creative Writing (1), French Club (1), VOE (4), Basketball (1), Track (2, 3, 4 — Manager), Volleyball (1,2) BUSBY, RONNY Band ( 1), Key Club (2, 3), Cross Country (2), Track (1, 2, 3) BUTLER, GARY FCA (3), German Club (2, 3, 4), Key Club (4), Student Council (4), Explorer Post 477 (3,4), Football (1, 2, 3), Track (1) BYARS, VICKI Drama Club (4), Pep Squad (1) CALDWELL, DIANA Choir ( 1 ), FHA (1 ), Keywanette Club (3, 4 — Pres. 4), VOE (4) CALDWELL, LESLIE Keywanette Club (4), Pep Squad (1, 2, 3), VOE (4) CALVERT, DONNA CAMPELL, HUGH VICA (4), Football (1, 2, 3), Track (1, 2, 3,4) Boque, George Bowcns, Lawrence 132 Byars, Vicki Caldwell, Diana Caldwell, Leslie 1 i r Calvert, Donna Campbell, Hugh 133 Chincy ■V|w v , i v r I jy fr «- 7T 1 I v ;■•-■■• i Coleman, Cindy Randy Morgan puts in his two cents worth. 134 CANNON. MIKE Soccer (2, 3) CASTELLANOS, FRANK Football (2) CHAMPAGNE, STEVE FCA (1,2), Jets (4), National Honor Society (1,2), Basketball (3.4) CHANCY, SNADRA CHANEY, BILL CHASE, JOE French Club (1),JETS (4 — Pres.) CHINNOOK, BRIAN CHRISTIAN, CLEO VOE (4), Basketball (2, 4) CHURCH, TAMBI VOE (4) CLARK, DEBI Class Officer (3 — V.P.), Drill Team (2, 3, 4), Gymnastics (3) CLARK, LIZ Band (2, 3, 4 — Sec.), Class Officer (3 — Treas.. 4 — Treas.), Keywanette (2), Student Council (3, 4), Soccer (3 — Manager) CLUGSTONJON Soccer (3) COBB, LES CODY, TERE Drama Club (1, 2, 3, 4). Drill Team (3, 4 — Alt. Lieutenant), Junior Red Cross (3), Keywanette (2), Pep Squad (2), Student Council (4) CODY, TRACY Drama Club (1 — Sec). Drill Team (3. 4), Keywanette Club (2), Pep Squad (2). Soccer (3) COLE, NINA COLEMAN, CINDY FCA (2), French Club (2, 3), Keywanette Club (2), Cross Country (2), Gym- nasties (1), Track (1,2) COLLINS, KIM Choir (1), DECA (4), Junior Red Cross (1), Keywanette Club (3) COOGLER, SCOTT FCA (1, 2), French Club (1, 2), Key Club (2. 3 — Sec., 4), National Honor Society (3), Student Council (4), Football (1, 2, 3,4 — Trainer) COOK, RICHARD Soccer (3, 4 — Manager) COOPER, RICHARD Soccer (3, 4) COPELAND, PATRICIA CORBIN, LISA COREY, MELANIE COWART, NATHAN COWELY, DIANE Drill Team (3), Keywanette Club (2), Pep Squad (1, 2) COX, CHERYL COX, LESLIE Drama Club (3, 4), FCA (1, 2, 3), Keywanette Club (1. 2, 3), Pep Squad (1), Student Council (2, 3), Cross Country (1, 2), Track (1, 2) CRABTREE, DEBBIE Tennis (3, 4) CRAGO, VICKI CROWELL, MARK Football (1,2,3,4) CUMBIE, CAROL Drill Team (3), German Club (3,4). Orchestra (3,4) Crago, Vicki Crowe!], Mark Cumbie, Carol 135 Dirriwachter, Tom Dixon, Tim Dodge, Lee Donham, Linda Dowden.John 136 CUNNINGHAM, AUSTIN VOCT (3), Rodeo (3, 4 — Pres.) CUSHMAN, TIM CUTTS, DAVID DANNA, Kim Choir (1, 2, 3, 4), Kcywanettc Club (2), Latin Club (3, 4), National Honor Society (3), Student Council (3), Tennis (2, 3, 4) DAVIS, ANNETTE Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Twirler (2, 3, 4), French Club (2, 3), Junior Red Cross (2) DAVIS, KAREN Spanish Club (3), Soccer (2) DAVIS, SUZANNE Drill Team (3), Keywanette Club (2), Pep Squad (1, 2), Spanish Club (4) DEGGENDORF, MARIA FCA (3, 4), Junior Red Cross (3), Student Council (3), VOE (4), Soccer (3) DeVITT, BRAD DICKENS, WARREN German Club (4), Football (1), Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4) DICKEY, CRAIG DIETZ, DANNY DIRRIWACHTER, TOM DIXON, TIM DODGE, LEE VICA (4) DONHAM, LINDA DOWDENJOHN DUFF, KAREN FCA (3), VOE (4), Track (1) DUMAIS, DAVID Football (2, 3, 4) DUNCAN, KELLY Drama Club (3, 4), Newspaper Staff (3, 4), Quill and Scroll (4) DURAN, PENNY Pep Squad (2) DYER, JOHN German Club (4), JETS (4) EASUM, PAUL JETS (4 — Treas.), Junior Red Cross (1), Football (1, 2) EATON, SUSAN PELE (4), Volleyball (2, 3, 4) EDWARDS, NOEL VOCT (2, 3 — Pres.) ELAM, TERESA Choir (1), Creative Writing (2), PELE (3) ELLIOTT, GAYLON Band (1, 2), FCA (1, 4), Junior Red Cross (2), Key Club (2, 3), Student Council (2), Basketball (1), Football (1, 2, 4), Track (1, 3) ENGLE, KATRINA Drill Team (3, 4), Pep Squad (1, 2), Volleyball (2) ERWIN, CHARLOTTE VOE (4), Basketball (1, 2, 3), Track (1, 2) EUDY, DONNA Band (1, 2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (1, 2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (3,4) FARRAR, TERRY FCA (3, 4), Key Club (3, 4), Explorer Post 477 (3), Baseball (2, 3, 4) FASIG, DAVID Tennis (2, 3, 4) Eudy, Donna Farrar, Terry 137 FAUQUIER, ROBIN Choir (1), Drama Club (1), French Club (3, 4), Library Club (1, 2), Newspa- per Staff (1) FEKETE, ROBERT Band (1), Soccer (1,2, 3,4) FERGUSENJIM Drama Club (2), Soccer (2), Swimming (2), Tennis (3), Track (3) FIELY, MIKE Band (1, 2, 3, 4), DECA (4), Ecology Club (1), Football (1), Track (1) FILLEBROWN, PAM FCA (2, 3), FHA (2), National Honor Society (1, 2, 3, 4), Newspaper Staff (2), Basketball (3), Track (3), Volleyball (2, 3, 4) FIRNBERG, SHERRI DECA (4), Pep Squad (2), Student Council (1) FLACHMEIER, LESLIE Cheerleader (1), German Club (3, 4), Keywanette (2, 3), Track (1, 3), Vol- leyball (1, 2, 3, 4 — Co-Cap.) FOCHT, TRACY FRASIERJUDY French Club (2), Keywanette Club (3, 4), National Honor Society (1), VOE (4), Basketball (1), Track (2) FREDERICK, DAVID FULGHAM, ANGIE GARNER, BECKY Cheerleader (1, 3), FCA (2), Junior Red Cross (4), Keywanette Club (2), Pep Squad (1,2 — Cap.), Soccer (3, 4) GAUTHIER, CLAUDE GEE, BILLY Band (1), FCA (3, 4), Junior Red Cross (1), Student Council (1, 2), Football (1,2, 3, 4), Track (1,2, 4) GILLETTE, DAVID GITTLEJOHN FCA (2, 3, 4), Student Council (3), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4 — Cap.), Basketball (1), Football (1, 2, 3, 4 — Cap.), Track (1) GIVENS, RON Golf (2, 3, 4) GLASSCOCK, GREGG Band (1, 2, 3, 4), German Club (1) GODFREY, CHERYL FCA (2), Junior Red Cross (2), Keywanette Club (3, 4), VICA (3, 4 — Pres.), Tennis (2), Track (1) GOLEMBIEWSKI, BETSY GOODE, SHAWN Choir (1,2) GOODE, TIERNEY GOODMAN, DEBBIE Band (1,2) GOULD, NATALIE Pep Squad (4) GOZA, MARK GRAHAM, DENA Annual Staff (4 — Sr. Edit.), Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Drama Club (1, 3), Junior Red Cross (1), Keywanette Club (2), Quill and Scroll (4), Spanish Club (4 — Sec.), Student Council (1,2,4) GRAHAM, GEOFFREY Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Key Club (2, 3) GREEN, RANDY FCA (2, 3, 4 — V.P.), Basketball (1), Football (1, 2, 3, 4 — Co-Cap), Track (1,3,4) GREEN, STEVE GRICE, CHARLOTTE Pep Squad (3) GROUNDS, RANDY HAAS, DONALD German Club (3, 4), Key Club (4), Explorer Post 477 (3, 4), Football (1,2,3, 4), Soccer (4) Frederick, David f % - x ML  f m r Gauthier, Claude Fulgham, Angie Garner, Becky Gee, Billy 138 Tere Cody and Coach Bean prepare children for the Easter bunny. Haas, Donald 139 Henderson, Randy Henry, Debbie Heron, John Hicks, Liz 140 HAMILTON, SUE HAMPTON, JON HARDEN, TERRI HARPER, DELATHA VOE(l) HARRELL, CHARLEY German Club (4), Key Club (3), Mu Alpha Thcta (4), Football (1), Tennis (1,2.3,4) HARRIS, JACKI Choir (1, 2), Kcywanettc Club (3, 4), Newspaper Staff (1), Spanish Club (4 — Pres.) HARRIS, RANDALL HARRIS, THOMAS Football (1,2) HARRIS, VENESSA Pep Squad ( 1 ). Basketball (3), Track ( 1 ) HARVY, GREG Junior Red Cross (3), Student Council (1), Swimming (2) HAVENS, KENNETH Band (4) HEMMILA, ANNE Spanish Club (2, 3), VOE (4 — V.P.) HENDERSON, RANDY HENRY, DEBBIE Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Creative Writing (3), Drama Club (3), Mu Alpha Theta (3, 4 — Treas.), National Honor Society (1, 2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (1, 3) HERD, TAMI Choir (1, 2, 3), Junior Red Cross (4 — Sec), Pep Squad (1, 2), Tennis (1) HERON, JOHN JETS (4), Latin Club (2, 4), Mu Alpha Theta (2, 4 — V.P. 4) HICKS, LIZ Pep Squad (2) HIGGINS, IVAN Basketball (1,2,3) HILL, JIMMY DECA (3, 4), Student Council (2) HILL, MIKE HODGKINSON, MIKE HOFFECKER, DANA HOLCOMB, LYNN Band (1,4), Student Council (1) HOLDEN, MIRIAM HOLMAN, FELICIA FHA(l) HOLST, HEATHER Choir (2, 3, 4), Drama Club (4), National Honor Society (4), Orchestra (3. 4), Spanish (1), Student Council (1), Gymnastics (2) HOSANG, MARK Track ( 1 ), Football (1, 2), Key Club (2, 3, 4 — Pres), Student Council ( 1. 3, 4), National Honor Society (4). Bell Guard (4), FCA (2, 3) HOSER, DAVID Football (1, 2, 3), Track (1) HOWINGTON, DANA HUFF, GINNY HUGHES, CLARE Band (1, 2, 3, 4, — Historian), FCA (1.2) HULL, KEVIN Hughes. Clare Hull. Kevin 141 HUMPHRIES, TOM National Honor Society (3.4), Band (1, 2, 3) HUNSICKER, SCOTT JETS (4), Wrestling (3) HUNT, CAROLYN Band ( 1, 2, 3, 4 — Historian) HUNTER, DIANE Drill Team (3 — Man., 4), National Honor Society (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Squad (1, 2). Gymnastics (1,2), Tennis (1) HUTSON, ALECIA HUTSON, ELAINE ILLINGWORTH, ANITA Annual Staff (4), FHA (2), Latin Club (2, 3), Mu Alpha Theta (2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (4), Cross Country (2), Track (2) INGRAM, RANDY Band (1,2, 3, 4), German Club (3, 4) IOVINELLI, BOB Band (3, 4) JACK, BECKY Choir (1, 2), Newspaper Staff (1). Pep Squad (2), Swimming (2, 3, 4 — Co. Cap.) JACKSON, DAVID JACKSON, BIFF Class Officer (2), Basketball (1), Football (1), Golf (2, 3, 4) JAN, KEITH JARVIS.JEFF Band (1.2,3.4 — Chaplain), Drama Club ( 1, 3, 4), Key Club (2), Latin Club (3) JASPER, DAVID German Club (3,4 — Pres.), Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3) JAY, JOHN Band (1, 2, 3, 4), French Club (2), National Honor Society (1, 2, 3, 4) JEFFERSON, LORENZA JESTER, STEVE JIMENEZ, ELIZABETH JIMENEZ, MARIA JOHNSON, DANA Choir (1), FHA (1), Swimming (3) JOHNSON, SHERRI Basketball (1, 2, 3,4), Track (3), Volleyball (3,4) JOHNSTON, KIM Drill Team (3), Keywanette Club (2) JONES, MARK Explorer Post 477 (3) JONES, KELLY Choir (1,2). Drama Club (2, 4), Drill Team (4), Pep Squad (2), Tennis (1) JUNG, BUTCH JUNCO, MARY Choir (1). Keywanette Club (4). Library Club (3) KAHLER, LISA AFS (2). Drama Club (2. 3), Ecology Club (2, 3), Orchestra (3, 4), Quill and Scroll (4) KAUP, LISA Band ( 1, 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer). Mu Alpha Theta (4), National Honor Society (1, 3,4), Student Council (1, 2) KAY, STEVE KEIFFER, TAMI Drill Team (3), Keywanette Club (2). Newspaper Staff (1. 2) KENNARD, MARIE Choir (1. 2), Ecology Club (3), German Club (3), Mu Alpha Theta (3, 4 — Pres.). National Honor Society (1, 2, 3,4), Pep Squad (2, 3), Swimming (3) Jan, Keith Jarvis.Jeff Jasper, David 142 Coach Bean revels leadership during a student council meeting. Kennard, Marie 143 Lennox, Curtis Lcvcrctt, Lynnc Lewis, Mark Love, Terri Lozoya, Irma KENNISON, MICHAEL Swimming (2) KINNEY, JANE Drama Club ( 1 ), Keywanette Club (3, 4) KIRBY, GARY Band (1, 2, 3,4), Spanish Club (3), Student Council (I) KLASKY,JUDY KNIGHTEN, CLIFF LAMM, MITCH Band (1,2), Newspaper Staff (3, 4), Quill and Scroll (4) LANIERJANIE Drill Team (1 — Cap., 3, 4 — Lieutenant), Keywanette Club (2), Pep Squad (2), Spanish Club (4) LANKFORD, TONY LAUBACHER, KATHY Drill Team (1), FCA (2, 3, 4 — Pres), Keywanette Club (3), National Honor Society (3, 4), Cross Country (3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3, 4) LEACH, SHANNON Choir (2, 3), Drama Club (2), Pep Squad (2), Spanish Club (2), Explorer Post 477 (3), Swimming (2, 3) LEE, DONNA Cheerleader (1, 2), Keywanette Club (4), National Honor Society (2), Pep Squad (3), Student Council (3, 4), Soccer (3) LEE, KERRY Newspaper Staff (4) LENNOX, CURTIS LEVERETT, LYNNE Choir (4) LEWIS, MARK Football (1), Rodeo (3, 4 — V. Pres.), Swimming (2), Track (1) LOVE, TERRI LOZOYA, IRMA Class Officer (2 — V. Pres.), FCA (2, 3 — V. Pres, 4), Junior Red Cross (3), Newspaper Staff (4), Quill and Scroll (4), Student Council (2, 3), Soccer (3, 4) LUCAS, MARCIA Drill Team (3, 4 — Lieutenant) LUIKEN, CHERYL Mu Alpha Theta (4) LUMSDEN, MARK LYDICK, DAN Band (1, 2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (3, 4) LYONS, CYNTHIA Band (1, 2, 3), Gymnastics (1, 2, 3), Track (1) LYONS, GREG MACKEY, ERIC Drama Club (3, 4), Latin Club (2), National Honor Society (4), Baseball (2), Soccer (2) MADDEN, MITCH MAHURINJOHN MARCINKO, ANDY AFS (2), Soccer (2, 3 — Captain, 4) MARROQUIN, LOUIS MARSHALL, DEBBIE Keywanette Club (3, 4 — Secretary) MARTIN, CAROLE Spanish Club (3), Student Council (2), Explorer Post 477 (4), Swimming (2, 4) MASSEY, DANNY Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Bell Guard (4), Key Club (2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Explorer Post 477 (3) MASTERSON, KIM Masterson, Kim U5 MATTEWSON, RICKY Class Officer (3 — President), FCA (3, 4), Key Club (3, 4), National Honor Society (1, 3, 4), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4 — President), Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1,2,3,4) MATTHEWS, SCOTT McALISTER, GREG Track (1,2, 3,4) McCarthy, kevin Junior Red Cross (2), Student Council (2), Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2) McCASLIN, RON Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Key Club (2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (1, 3, 4), Stu- dent Council (1,2,3), Rodeo (4), Tennis (1, 2) McCLEARY, THOMAS Baseball (1, 2, 3,4), Basketball (1, 2, 3), Football (1) McCLENDON, BYRON Drama Club (3), Cross Country (3, 4 — Captain), Track (3, 4) McCONNELL, CYNTHIA FTA (1), Pep Squad (2), PELE (4), Gymnastics (2) McCRACKEN, MELINDA Choir (1, 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer), Mu Alpha Theta (3), National Honor Society (1, 2, 4), Student Council (3), Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain) Mcdonald, vernon Basketball (3, 4), Football (2, 3, 4) McDOW, SHARON Cheerleader (3), Pep Squad (2), HECE (4), PELE (3) Mcdowell, karston McGEE, IRENE Band (1), Choir (1), Pep Squad (1, 2), Student Council (1, 2), VOE (4), Gymnastics (1), Volleyball (1) McGEE, JUDGE DECA (4) McKINNEY, MIKE Spanish Club (3), Track (2) McKISSICK, BRAD FCA (1, 2, 3, 4), Key Club (3), Basketball (1,2), Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Mclaughlin, melinda Band (1,2, 3, 4) MENARD, CHARLES MENARD, SUZETTE MERCER, CLYDE Band (1, 2, 3, 4), French Club (3, 4), Key Club (2, 3, 4) MERRITT, KELLE MESSER, DENNIS MEYER, MARK DECA (1), Latin Club (1) MIDDLETON, SUSAN National Honor Society (1), Student Council (1, 4), Swimming (2, 3 — Cap., 4 — Cap.) MILLER, KIM Choir (2, 3), Drill Team (4), Pep Squad (2) MILLER, MINDY MILLER, PAULA Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Drama Club (1, 2), FHA (1 — Parlimentarian), Spanish Club (3), Student Council (3), Rodeo (2) MILLER, VICKI Drill Team (3), Keywanette (2, 3), Pep Squad (1, 2), Student Council (3, 4 — Treasurer), Basketball (2) MILLIGAN, AMY MITCHELL, MIKE Band (1, 2, 3), Swimming (3) MOCK, TIM FCA (2), JETS (4), Key Club (4), Explorer Post 477 (3, 4), Cross Country (2), Football (1, 3), Soccer (2, 3, 4 — Captain) MORGAN, DEBBIE Choir (1, 2, 3, 4), Drama Club (3, 4 — Sec.-Treas.), French Club (3, 4 — V. Pres.), National Honor Society (1, 2, 3, 4 — Pres.), Pep Squad (1) McGee, Irene McGee, Judge McKinney, Mike 146 Miller, Vicki Milligan, Amy Mitchell, Mike Mock, Tim Morgan, Debbie 147 Nicholson, Ricky Nowlin, Gary Nussbaum, Emily Oates, Lea Ann O ' Brien, Joey 148 MORGAN, MARSHA FCA (2), Keywanette Club (2), Volleyball (1, 2, 3 — Cap., 4 — Cap.) MORGAN, RANDY Baseball (2, 3, 4 — Cap.), Football (1,2), Track (1) MORRIS, KRISTIN Cheerleader (1, 3), PELE (4), Baseball (3) MOWERY, KATHY Drill Team (3, 4), Junior Red Cross (2), Student Council (2, 3) MUIR, STEVEN Spanish Club (2), VICA (2, 3 — V. Pres.) MUNSTERMAN, MIKE Library Club (3), Spanish Club (4), Student Council (3) MURPHY, BAMBI MURPHY, SHANA Keywanette Club (2, 3), Pep Squad (2), Basketball (2, 3, 4) MYERS, JON DECA (4), Golf (2, 3) NANCE, LOU Band (1, 2, 3, 4), German Club (3, 4) NICHOLS, KARRI Drama Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Latin Club (1, 2), National Honor Society (1, 3, 4), Newspaper Staff (1), Pep Squad (1) NICHOLSON, EDDIE NICHOLSON, RICKY Football (2) NOWLIN, GARY NUSSBAUM, EMILY Drill Team (3), Keywanette Club (2), Pep Squad (1, 2), Student Council (2, 3), Volleyball (2 — Manager) OATES, LEA ANN Drill Team (3), Keywanette Club (2), Swimming (2) O ' BRIEN, JOEY Basketball (2, 3, 4) O ' BRIEN, MICKI Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Junior Red Cross (3), Keywanette Club (2), VOE (4) O ' DONNELLJOHN HERO (4 — Sec.-Treas), HECE (4) O ' DONNELL, THERESA Rodeo Club (1, 3, 4), Student Council (1), Latin Club (2, 3), National Honor Society (3), Basketball (3), Senior Class (4 — Vice President) O ' REILLY, DEBBIE Drill Team (3, 4), FHA (4), Pep Squad (2 — Lieutenant) OSPINA, ANNA Drill Team (3, 4 — Lieutenant), Keywanette Club (2), Pep Squad (2), Stu- dent Council (1,2, 3), Basketball (1) OSTROM, PAM DECA (3, 4 — Secretary), Junior Red Cross (3), Tennis (2) OVERSTREET, BRENT Class Officer (1 — V. Pres.), National Honor Society (1), Student Council (1 — V. Pres), Baseball (3) OWENS, PAUL Band (1, 2, 3, 4), French Club (3), Newspaper Staff (4) OWENS, PAMELA PAGE, PATTI Choir (1 — Historian), Drama Club (4), Junior Red Cross (4), Pep Squad (1), Gymnastics (1, 2) PAGE, VICKI Pep Squad (2), VOE (4) PARKER, DEAN FCA (2, 3, 4), German Club (3, 4), Basketball (4) PARKER, JOLINDA Junior Red Cross (1), Keywanette Club (2), Pep Squad (1,2), Student Coun- cil (1), VOE (4) PATTERSON, CATHY PERRY, PAMELA Choir (3), National Honor Society (3, 4), Spanish Club (3 — Treasurer), VICA (4) Parker, Jolinda Patterson, Cathy Perry, Pamela 149 PHAN. NGOCBICH PHILLIPS. MIKE Baseball (2). Cross Country (l. 2). Football (1.2.3) PHILLIPS, TERRI Band (1.2), FCA (2), FHA (1). National Honot Society (1). Pep Squad (1), Swimming (4) PLUGGE. LARRY Band ( 1, 2. 3.4). Football (4). Soccer (2. 3.4 — Captain) PRESTRIDGE. CONNIE Band (1.2.3.4) PRIEBE. MIKE PRUITT, DOUG PRUITT, LETA PUGSLEY, LINDA PUTNAM, STACEY DECA (4 — Parliamentarian). HERO (3). HECE (3). Rodeo ( 3,4) RAACK, ROBERT Soccer (2, 3,4 — Captain), Tennis (1) REECE, GARY Choir (1.2). Football (1. 2. 3. 4), Wrestling (3, 4) REED.JANIE FTA (4). Keywanette Club (2). Pep Squad (1) REEVES, CINDY Cheerleader (3. 4). Keywanette Club (2). Pep Squad (2) RETTENMAYER, DEBBIE RHODES. HENRY Band ( 1. 2. 3.4). National Honor Society (1.2.3.4) RICHARDSON, PHIL Soccer (3) RIGSBY.JULIE RIDER, JEFF RITSCHEL, BRAD RIVIERA. ALMA Class Officer (1 — Secretary). Drama Club (4). FHA (1 — Secretary), Span- ish Club (3) ROBBINS, DAVID ROBBINS, LaDONNA ROBERTSON, JOHN German Club (3. 4 — V. Pres). Orchestra (1, 2. 3. 4). Explorer Post 477 (4), Football (1,2) RODGERS. SHEILA Drill Team ( 1 ). National Honor Sociery ( 1. 2). Basketball (2), Volleyball (1) ROGERS. MATT ROSE. EARNEY ROWLAND, MINDY Newspaper Staff (1). Pep Squad (1. 2). Student Council (3) ROYER, CLIFF RUNDEL, EDWARD Explorer Post 4 (4). Golf (1.2. 3), Swimming (2) RUNDEL, SABRINA German Club ( 1. 2. 3, 4 — Prcs). Junior Red Cross (3). Keywanette Club (3, 4). National Honor Sociery (4). Pep Squad (2, 3) RUSSELL, DARRYL Football (2.3,4) Pruitt, Doug Putnam, Stacey Raack, Robert Pugsley, Linda t «— ; H - F V d 1 y ' Reet X.Gary w Reeves, Cindy Rettenmayer, Debbie 150 Russell, Darryl Rita Adkins, Shea Sweetheart 151 Shifflett, Scott Skavlan, Debbie Sidles, Lee Slcogberg, Pia Sledge. Sandra 152 RUTLIDGE, LEE SALSBURY, LISA German Club (4 — Sec), FTA (4 — Treas.), Kcywanette Club (4) SANDERS, TERRI Cheerleader ( 1 ) SASEK, TONI Choir (1 — Sec), FCA (2, 4), Kcywanette Club (1. 2, 4 — Treas.). Spanish Club (2), Student Council (2). Soccer (2,4) SAVAGE, BLAIN SCHILLER, JONI Band (1), Drama Club (4). Ecology Club (3 — Pres), Kcywanette Club (4), Spanish Club (3. 4), Track (4) SCHRENGOST, MIKE Annual Staff (3, 4), Key Club (4), Newspaper Staff (3. 4), Quill and Scroll (4) SEEGMILLER, SUSAN FHA (1), German Club (2, 3. 4). Mu Alpha Thcta (3, 4 — Sec). National Honor Society (1.2.3,4 — Sec. ) SHAW, MARY BETH FTA (2. 3 — Historian. 4 — Pres), Kcywanette Club (2) SHAW, MIKE Band (1,2,3,4) SHEGICH, CARI Drama Club (1,2.3.4), Drill Team (3,4). FTA (1 — Pres). Student Council (1,3) SHIFFLETT, SCOTT Band (1. 2. 3 — Chaplain. 4 — Drum Major), FCA (1), French Club (2, 3), Key Club (2, 3, 4). National Honor Society (1 — Pres. 3. 4). Student Council (3), Track (1,2, 3) SHUSKOK, BARBIE SKAVALAN, DEBBIE Drill Team (4), Kcywanette Club (3), Latin Club (3). Pep Squad (2) SKILES, LEE Tennis (1.2,3) SKOGBERG, PIA SLEDGE, SANDRA Spanish Club (4) SMALL, SCOTTI Debate (1), Drill Team (3. 4 — Captain), Pep Squad (2), Spanish Club (3, 4), Volleyball (1) SMITH, BRIEN SMITH, KAREN SMITH, KEVIN SMITH, VALERIE Band (1 — Sec, 2, 3, 4 — V. Pres), Class Officer (3 — Sec, 4 — Sec). French Club (2, 3 — Sec), Student Council (1 — Sec. 3. 4). Basketball (1), Soccer (3, 4), Volleyball ( 1 ) SOUZA, NANCY Library Club (3). Pep Squad (3) SPARKS, ERIC Junior Red Cross (3), Spanish Club (3), Baseball (1. 2), Basketball (1, 2), FCA (4) SPEARS, LYNN Choir (1 — Pres., 2. 3, 4 — V. Pres). Junior Red Cross (2). Spanish Club (3, 4 — Treas.), Student Council (1.3) SPRINGER, JOY Junior Red Cross (1). Kcywanette Club (4), National Honor Soctety (1, 2. 3. 4). Pep Squad (1), Student Council (2) SPRUILL, BRYAN Basketball (2.3,4). Football ( 1 ) . Track ( 1 ) STARK, BOB VOCT(2) STARR, TONI Choir (1. 2), DECA (3. 4 — Treas). Kcywanette Club (2. 3). Pep Squad (1, 2, 3), Student Council (3), Basketball (2) STEIN, DEBRA Drama Club (4). French Club (3) STEMBLF.R.JAMES Choir (1.2. 3. 4), German Club (4). National Honor Society ( 1 ) STEVENSON.JILL Pep Squad (2). VICA (3.4) 153 STINSON, DANA Choir (1 ), Drama Club (2, 3, 4), French Club (2, 3, 4), National Honor Soci- ety (2, 3, 4), Quill and Scroll (2, 3, 4) STOKER, DARRELL Basketball (2, 3, 4), Football (1) STOKES, ANGELA Library Club (3), Spanish Club (3, 4) SUMMERSKILL, LANA Drama Club (1, 2, 3 — V. Pres., 4 — Pres), Drill Team (4), German Club (3 — V. Pres.), Keywanette Club (I, 2), Pep Squad (2), Student Council (I, 2, 3) SWIM, RANDY FCA (3, 4), German Club (2, 3, 4), Junior Red Cross (2), Key Club (3, 4), National Honor Society (1), Football (I, 2, 3, 4), Track (1) SYKORA, SHARON Drill Team (3), FHA (1), Keywanette Club (2), VOE (4) TABOR, MIKE Drama Club (1, 4), National Honor Society (1), Basketball (1, 2), Track (1) TARPLEY, MARK Band (1), Class Officer (1 — Pres), FCA (1, 2, 3), JETS (2, 3, 4 — V. Pres), Student Council (1 — Pres., 2, 3), Football (1 — Cap., 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3, 4) TEGUNS, CINDY French Club (3, 4), Orchestra (2, 3, 4) TEN EYCK, DIRK Student Council (3) TESSEM, KURT Baseball (4), Basketball (1, 2, 3,4) THEDFORD, SUSAN THOES, TONY Key Club (2), Golf (2) THOMAS, DIANE Band(l,2,3,4),VICA(4) THOMAS, DONNA THOMAS, STEVE Debate (2 — Pres., 3 — Pres.), FCA (3), Key Club (2, 3, 4), Latin Club (2, 3), National Honor Society (3), STudcnt Council (4), Football (2, 3) THOMPSON, SHARON Junior Red Cross (1), Keywanette Club (3), Pep Squad (1), Student Council (3), Swimming (3, 4 — Manager) THOMPSON, TRACY French Club (2, 3) TICHELI, LISA TIDMARE, BRUCE Band (1, 2, — Sec., 3, 4 — Pres), German Club (3, 4), Key Club (2, 3, 4), Student Council (4), Explorer Post 477 (3) TOOPS, CINDY Drill Team (4) VALOIS, SANDY Drama Club (1), Drill Team (4), Pep Squad (1) VICTORY, RANDALL WADE, RODDY VICA(l) WAGNER, CORY WALKER, GUY WALL, DIANNE WALLACE, GREG FCA (1), French Club (1, 2, 3), Key Club (2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (2, 3, 4), Football (1, 2, 3, 4) WALLS, EVERSON Basketball (2, 4), Football (4), Track (2) WARD, DAVID Key Club (3, 4), National Honor Society (1, 2, 3, 4), Football (1) WARREN, MICHAEL WEBB, SARAH Cheerleader (1, 3, 4), Keywanette Club (2), Pep Squad (2 — Lieutenant), Stu- dent Council (1), Basketball (2) Thoes, Toney Thomas, Diane Thomas, Donna 154 Wallace, Greg Walls, Everson Ward, David Warren, Michael Webb, Sarah 155 WELTZIN, CHUCK WENZEL, CARLA Drama Club (1), Drill Team (3), Keywannette Club (2), Pep Squad (2), Spanish Club (4) WESTFALL, GAY Volleyball (2, 3, 4) WHITEHURST, FONDA Class Officer (2 — V. Pres., 3 — Pres.), National Honor Society (3), Spanish Club (4), Student Council (2, 3, 4) WILSON, TRINA Drill Team (3), Keywanette Club (2), Pep Squad (2 — Lieuten- ant) WILLIAMS, PETE Golf (1,2,3,4) WIMBERLY, LAURICE Gymnastics (2, 3) WIRT, DEBBIE Drama Club (3), FHA (1), Junior Red Cross (2, 3, 4), Keywan- ette Club (2, 3), Pep Squad (1, 2), VOE (4), Gymnastics (1, 2) WITHERS, TOM WITHERSPOON, KIM DECA (4), Keywanette (2, 3), Pep Squad (1, 2) WOJAN, DON Band (1, 2, 3), Choir (1, 2, 3), Ecology Club (4), Junior Red Cross (1, 4), Student Council (4) WORLEY, TINA YEOMAN, MIKE YOUNG, RAY Latin Club (3, 4) YOUNG, VICKI Choir (1) ZACNY, PAM French Club (1, 2), FHA (1), Keywanette Club (3, 4), VOE (4), Soccer (3,4) ZASTUDIL, TAMI Band (1, 2, 3, 4) ZELLNER, TERRI Choir (1), VOE (4), Volleyball (1) ZIRKELBACHJIM Weltzin, Chuck H f Kevin Jaynes waits patiently for marching practice to begin. 156 Zellner, Terri Zirkelbach.Jim Randy Morgan is caught in a quiet moment in the library. 157 158 159 Student Council 9H Class Officers Seniors: Brycn Smith. Teresa ODonnell, Val Smith, Liz Clark. Juniors: Jayne Jackson. Bob Brown, Tanya McGann, Sharon Huffman. Sophomore: Christy Prather, Brad Grubb. Lynn Schroer. Becky Moore. Freshman: Tracy McCIerkin, Tina Mathewson, Gay Mathewson, Yvette Garcia. Representatives: M. Ansley, D. Austin, G. Butler, S. Coogler. D. Graham, M. Hosang, D. Lee, S. Middleton, T. Cody, B. Tidmore, S. Thomas. F. Whitehurst, T. Diamond, L. Emmons. G. Grubb, M. Laubacher, R. Logan, M. Peterson. K. Phil- lip. T. Rogers. M. Schroer, J. Taylor, C. Thompson, D. Wilson, C. Brooks, T. Crowe, J. Davis, T. Huffhines. M. Hocker, L Lewis. P. McGrew, L. Middleton. C Hull. S. Puig. L Schroer, T. Witherspoon. R. Huff. C Dietz, P. Duran, S. Harpst, M. Matheny, T. Masterson. L. Standerfer, S. Stanley. 162 Leads the Way To be the voice of the students, to promote good citizenship, responsibility, and school spirit and pride is the purpose of the Student Council. They try to communicate the needs and wishes of the students to the administra- tion. The goal of the Student Council 1s to help students understand the responsibilities and activities of student government. Student Council got the year to a start when they were voted Vice-President school for the District III Texas Association of Stu- dent Councils. The first week of school was the Howdy week. New students were wel- comed and met their teachers. To end the week a roaring Howdy dance took place for all of the school. After victory and home games the Student Council had organized the school dances, with rock groups, disco music and hit songs of the times. In mid-October student directory sales began. Guys and gals numbers were floating everywhere. In the meantime they were rush- ing around preparing for Homecoming. They were preparing Queen and Court elections, spirit balloon launching, selling mums and getting the Homecoming dance in order. Ram T-shirts and windbreakers sold like hotcakes in just a few days. The Student Council brought a special show for Berkner students, he was Elvis II. He was the biggest hit all year round, just about. His best hit was Jail House Rock. 163 Students Bring Happiness to Children Day Care child watches Easter Hunt from above. Student Council officers are greeted by Dr. J. J. Pearce. ,• ! s Brien Smith and Randy Harris take their kids to lunch. Cindi Thompson enjoys Easter with child from Rhodes Day Care Center. 164 Donna Lee and friend pack gifts for kids at Rhodes Day Care Center. Toy ' s for Tot ' s went over with a boom. The second period classes raised money and bought toys for the children at Rhodes Ter- race Day Care Center. In return the students received pictures from all the children saying Thank You. In early January there were a few out of date dressed students. It was 50 ' s day and the students had a great time dressing up, slicking their hair back and trying to be the Fonz. There was also a 50 ' s dance the following Fri- day night. April fifteenth was the night for the Celebrity Awards Banquet and Ball. The stu- dents favorite people were selected and spe- cial awards were given out. The officers for 1976-77 were: President Ricky Mathewson, Vice-President Randy Harris, Secretary Natalie Watkins, Treasurer Vickie Miller, and Parliamentarian Mark Hosang. Mr. Markham presents Mark Tarpley with a special award. Scotti Small entertains the little kids and B.H.S. students. , 165 Bandoleras Win First Place Janie Lanier performs at football games L to R. Front Row: A. Ospina, J. Baxter, S. Small.J. Lanier, M. Lucas. 2nd: T. Rodgers, W. Bright, K Mowcry, R. Caven- der. T. Fitzgerald, L McAlister, S. Ponder, D. Dletz. D. Clarke, R. Dozicr, M. Hill, C. Toons. D. Jarvis. 3rd: B. Nickels, T. Scotti Small brings out Bandolera spirit at Pep Rally. 166 Trophy in Marching Cody, G Hodges. K. F.ngle. K Hedrick, M. Potts, J. Taylor, P. Keller, S. Seifert, T. Cody, D. Hunter, S. Hamilton. 4th: C. Shegich, D. Skavlan, L. Bitting, K. Kirk, S. Valis, D. O ' Reilly, D. Hawkins, L. Ligon, C. Berry, K. Miller, J. Pavuk, L. Harris. The 76-77 Bandolera Officers began train- ing in June at Officer Camp in Denton. Dur- ing their stay, they won 18 superior and supersensational ribbons. In July the drill team attended SMU Drill Team School. They won first place trophy in marching and 24 ribbons in competition. Tere Cody won Out- standing Marching trophy. During football season, they performed during halftime. A few of their many rou- tines were: High Kick, Military, and Discs and Dance Routines. They also performed at five Basketball Games. One of the five was a Senior Routine. In February, 77-78 Officers Tryouts were held. Captain — Doris Dietz, first lieu- tenant — Sherri Seifert, and other lieutenants are Lynda Ligon, Tricia Fitgerald, Rory Dozier, and Alternate Lieutenant is Stacy Ponder. Drill team tryouts were held in early May. Bandoleras warm up before football game. Lori Harris always wears the Bandolera smile. 167 L. to R. A. Ospina, J. Baxter, S. Small, J. Lanier, M. Lucas. Come down from there! Bandoleras wait to begin their routine. 168 The New and Old Officer Dinner was held in February at Red Brian ' s. They also held a Mother-Daughter Tea. March 26 was the Spring Review. The Drill Team had Jun- ior and Senior pranks and gave the Seniors a Farewell Dinner and Party. The Bandolera Officers for 76-77 school year were: Captain — Scotti Small, First Lieu- tenant — Jenny Baxter, Lieutenants — Janie Lanier, Marcia Lucas, Anna Ospina, and Alternate Lieutenant — Tere Cody. The Sponsor for Bandoleras is Mrs. Barbara Lown. The Bandolera Line-Up The Bandoleras let out their anxiety. Marsha Lucas loves every minute of it. 169 See the 76-77 Officers ire performing Carwash. ' Bandoleras sing a rune from South Pacific ' Katrina Engel and Kari Shegich do a tribute to Western Movies. 170 Stars See the Stars was a big slogan for the 1976-77 Bandolera Spring Review. The girls did several skits from some of the best loved movies and musicals in history. The first part of the show included the 1976-77 Bandolera Officers and then went on to intro- duce the 1977-78 Bandolera Officers. The show was divided into two parts and included skits from such shows as: South Pacific, Snow White, Pink Panther, King Kong, American Graffiti, and a special tribute to the Horror Movies and many other exciting skits. The show was held at Lake Highlands High School and included every Bandolera member. Jenny Baxter and Janie Lanier in American Graffiti. ' L to R 1st Row: M. Hosang, B. Smith, T. Diamond, S. Hughes. 2nd: R. Grigsby, K. Raack, M. Schrengohst, B. Parmitke. G. Burrows, M. Grigsby. 3rd: G. Lewis, R. Logan, G. Jopling. M. Peterson, S. Shifflett, R. Walker, J. Price. 4th: Mr. Blackburn, T. Brasier, G. Wallace, L Brown, K. Haas, T. Mock, C Mercer, B. Tidmore, M. Schrocr, B. Grubb, J. Dowden. 5th: D. Ward, B. Feagin, M. Hocker.J. Halpenny, B. Brown, D.Jackson. Key Club Continues Tradition of Service Service to the school, community, and nation, as well as the building of leadership in young men, are the purposes of Key Club International, and they were upheld this year by the Berkner High School Key Club. Co-sponsored by the Richardson Central Kiwanis Club and the Richardson Kiwanis Club, the Key Club was headed in 1976-77 by President Mark Hosang. Other officers were Vice-President Brien Smith; Secretary Tony Diamond; Treasurer Simon Hughes. Faculty Advisor of the Key Club is Mr. Dan Blackburn. 172 if Xi Bellguards discuss the game. Doug Dodge watches the other members clean the fountain. Key Club member enjoys cleaning with Comet! Greg participates in cleaning the fountain. 173 Keywanettes Promote Spirit I The Keywanettes started off the 76-77 school year by helping to promote spirit for the Football Team by becoming their Secret Spirit Sister. In December, they gave a Christmas party for Mrs. Smith, the Keywanette mother. The girls helped bring aid to the community and school by raising money. They are also trying to set a standard for all girls so that they can become more involved with their school. The Keywanettes had many money making projects. In Spring, they held a carwash, and also worked at a recycling center. They also planted a bush in the courtyard and took a survey for the National Cancer Society. The sponsor for the Keywanettes is Mrs. Potter and officers for 76-77 are: President — Diana Caldwell, Vice President — Gwen Hodges, Secretary — Debbie Marshall, and Treasurer — Toni Sasek. Top Row: Cindy Stafford, E. McCurry, L. Block, S. Smith, P. Zacny, C. Dobbs, R. Gallion. M. Junce, Diana Caldwell. Bottom Row: J. Frasicr, L. Caldwell, J. Anderson, J. Olive, S Rundell, S Bird, L Salsbury. P. Simmons, D Marshall. 174 Mrs. Smith receives gifts from the Keywanettes. Mrs. Smith gives Mrs. Potter an affectionate hug 175 Cheerleaders Bring Out the Cindy Reeves — Senior Sara Webb — Senior Holly Cearley — Junior Lisa Martensen — Junior Sherry Blair — Senior Jeri Russell — Junior Crystal Beal — Senior Sandy Blankenship — Junior Sherry Blair, Crystal Beal, and Jerri Russel help promote spirit at pep rally. Holly grew an inch due to exciten 176 Spirit at Berkner Top Row: L to R C. Beal, C. Reeves, L. Martenscn. Middle Row: S. Blair. S. Webb. S. Blankenship. Bottom Row: J. Russcl, L Brown. H Cearlcy. The Varsity Cheerleaders began their spirit long before school started. They attended the S.M.U. Cheerleader camp and received three superior ribbons, one outstanding, and one excellent ribbon. The Cheerleaders were also elected for the Superstar Squad. During the week at camp they received three spirit sticks. The Pep Rallies were a smash all year. They brought spirit with skits and cheers, and gave con- fidence to the football players. They sold ribbons, made signs and decorated lockers throughout the year. At the football games, they cheered on through rain and cold. They also attended boys basket- ball, girls volleyball and girls basketball games. Larry Brown — Mascot Junior 177 J.V. Cheers on to Victory The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders cheered the B-team football team on to victory this year by promoting lots of spirit and attending pep rallies and all home B-team games. This was Berkner ' s second year for having Sophomore Cheerleaders and any tenth grade girl could try out. Seven cheerleaders were chosen, these seven girls were: Sherri Smith, (head cheerleader), Gennifer Spears, Lori Beasore, Lisa Beis, Mary Beth Kartsotis, Paige Beckwith, and De Ann Hogue. Sponsor for the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders was Mrs. Ragsdale. Left to Top and Down: Sherry Smith, M Katrsotis. D. Hogue. P. Beckwith. L. Beis, L. Beasore. G. Spears. 178 A Place Where You Belong New uniforms and new spirit got the Varsity Pep Squad on the move this year. They cheered on the athletes and decorated the football play- ers houses to bring out the spirit. This year they made up their own Pom-Pom routines and initiated 30 new members on Halloween. The Pep Squad sold buttons and candy to raise money to help pay for new uniforms. The Captain was Jere White and Lieutenants were Blanka Kerr, Toni Crowe, Sandra Overstreet, Sherrian Edwards, Lori Leichsenring, Debra Pruitt, Laura Jack, and DeeDee Preston. Sponsor for the Varsity Pep Squad was Mrs. Marcell. Barbara Fields displays her Ram spirit. L to R Front: J. White. 1st: D. Dietz, S Edwards, S. Overstreet, C. Garretson, T. Crowe, S. Crile, B. Kerr. 2nd: L. Lewis, E. Young, J. Adams, C. Henninger, K. Ferguson, C. Davis, S. McDonough. 3rd: K. Phillips, D. Williams, C. Smathers, M. Newman, T. Lamm, A. Horton, D. Cooper. 4th: L. White, S. Combs, U. McCraw, S. Stanford, R. Pierson, B. Hodges, S. Pieru ' Sth: B. Franks. B. Fields, B Moore. T. Rote. 179 Left to Top and Down: Natalie Mart, J. Former, C. Chambers, B. Bunch, Y. Chapa, R. Mahurin Cheerleaders Support Freshman Class All through the 76-77 school year, the Freshman Cheerleaders sup- ported the freshman athletics with lots of enthusiasm. They decorated the halls, sold ribbons, and led all freshman pep rallies. In February, the girls sponsored a Valentine drawing for the entire school. Tickets cost 5 X and first prize was two tickets for dinner at the Spaghetti Ware- house. Second prize was a $10.00 certificate at Peaches and third prize was a box of Valentine candy. Freshman Cheerleaders about to display football sign. 180 Pep Squad Builds Enthusiasm ' 76-77 was a great year for the ninth grade pep squad. Filled with lots of enthusiasm and spirit, they supported the ninth grade football team all through the season. They sold badges and decorated the halls and also worked on the freshman Homecoming float. The Captains of the 76-77 ninth grade pep squad were Staci Stanley, Gay Matthewson, Lisa Reinhardt, Marilee Matheny, and Patty Duran. Freshman Pep Squad members give parry for the Freshman Football Team. I L. to R. 1s t Row: S. Bell (co-sponsor), M. Matheny, V. Kissel, A. Chase, G. Mathewson, L. Hilbun (sponsor). 2nd Row: A. Kallas, T. Amyx, P. Turner. 3rd Row: S. Golden, C. Dodson. 4th Row: L. Schulzc. 181 Explorer Post Beats the Rapids The Explorer Post 477 is a high adventure outdoor club. They go camping, canoeing, backpacking, and many other outdoor sports. It is a co-ed Boy Scout of America. Explorer Post 477 started out to be a bang. In early fall, they invited the Key Club on a camping trip to Camp Texoma Park. In December, they went on an exciting two day canoe trip and lost four people. In April, they went on another four day canoe trip down the Brazos River. The last two weeks in April, were the Explorer Olympics. They also spent the day at Six Flags. During the summer a group of Explorers took an exciting trip to Philmont, New Mex- ico. On the way up there, they stopped and saw the play TEXAS. They spent the whole two weeks camping out, hiking, repell- ing, and lots of other activities. In August, they attended the National White Water Canoe Races in Arkansas. They took a daring two hundred and ten mile trip down the rapids. The officers for the 76-77 school year were: President — Mark Schroer, Vice Presi- dent — Robert Brown, and Secretary — Angela Realder. The advisors were John and Cathy Mitchell, Chairman — Mr. Dan Black- burn, and Social Advisor — Mr. Bennett. Jenny helps out with work at Explorer Outing. Canoe team paddles down the river. L to R. lsr: C. Deaton, A. Dale. L Dean, B. Musil, J. Weltzin, B. Westfall, D. Hughes. 2nd: G. Bitting, C. Mitchell, jj Mitchell, S. Schroer, B. Brown, G. White. P. Laubacher. 3rd: L Light, R. Hunter, G. Barlctt, L. Schroer, L Beasore. C 182 . Greg Schwab and Greg Gray decide which direction to take. tTT ..• . -I fc • ' ■ ' Calcr. T. Whitman, Henderson. 4th: M. Mills, J. Brewster, L. Schroer, D. Schminke, D. Benningfield, T. Brcslin, P. McGrew, S. Carolton, T. Goodman, K. Haas, C. Haas, C. McGrew. ( I Trey Goodman attempts to pitch his tent. 183 Mu Alpha Theta Promotes Mathematics Mu Alpha Theta is designed to promote interest and excellence in mathematics. MaO started off the year with an ice cream social at Susan Seegmiller ' s. In December, they held a Christmas Party at Farrell ' s Ice Cream Parlor and in March they also celebrated Einstein ' s Birthd ay at Grand Junction. This year they continued the puzzle of the week problems. The win- ners were given complimentary food coupons to MacDonald ' s or Jack- in-the-Box as prizes. They also participated in the Richardson Invita- tional and RISD mathematics tournaments. The officers for the 1976-77 school year were: President Marie Ken- nard, Vice-President John Heron, Secretary Susan Seegmiller, Treasurer Debbie Henry, and Sponsor was Ms. O ' Neill. Kevin Raack just proved his own theorem. L to R. 1st: S. Bryan, R. Moore, G. Gnibb, M. KennardJ. Davis, K. Raack. 2nd: D.James, J. Heron, D. Henry, E. Schroeder, C Riales, T. Wilkinson, R. Wilkinson. 3rd: Ms. O ' Neill, S. Seegmiller, K. Best, C Scott, J Skavlan, D. Ycnawine, B. Larsen. L. Kaup. 184 Top Row: L. to R.J. Davis, M. Yeoman, A. Latham. Second Row: D. Hogg, S. Hughes, Ms. Sandvik. Bottom Row: K. Lee, T. Peterson, P. Latham, V. Burpo, E. Young, L. Barilla, L. Smith. AFS Learns About Cultures The AFS had a very busy and exciting year. The purpose of AFS is to promote interna- tional understanding by providing means of exchanging students of different countries. It also provides international scholarships and helps all interested students to learn about other cultures. The AFS had many meetings both business and social, both to earn money with which to afford student exchanges and to enjoy cultural differences. In October, they had a Balloon Ascension to promote the awareness of the club. In February they had a booth at the All Berkner Club Flea Market, at which they sold international foods. In March, they also had an AFS Roadshow assembly with former AFS students. Also in March they exchanged three Berkner Club students with three students from Fayette, Arkansas. The AFS is not just lim- ited to foreign students only, but it is open to anyone who has an interest in different cul- tures and other people. The officers for the 76-77 school year are as follows: President Mike Yeoman, Treasurer Don Hogg, Recording Secretaries Jan Davis and Angie Latham. The Sponsor of the AFS is Ms. Sandvik. Simon ' s smile brings students from all over the world. 185 F.C.A. Huddle Spreads the Word Top Row: L to R. B. Brown, E Loria. M. Peterson. Middle Row: A. Canales. R- Yates. C nines The Huddle Group of the BHS Fellowship of Christian Athletes par- ticipated in many school and community projects. F.C.A. was formed to confront athletes and coaches with the adventure of following Jesus Christ and through them reach the youth of the world. To get holiday cheer on the move the Huddle sponsored a food drive at Thanksgiving for the Salvation Army Welfare Center. They spon- Huff- sored the Marathon Basketball game to help raise funds for the Summer Conference. In the spring, were the Super Stars competition. All the stu- dents had some part of competition. The officers for 76-77 year were: President Kyle Nees. Vice-Presi- dent Randy Green. Second Vice-President Ray Yates. Secretary Ted Huf f hines. Sponsor for the Huddle was Coach Beane. 186 Alphabet. Order: C. Allrcd, L. Beasore. D. Braden. C. Caler, K. Christy, C. Cooper, C Dcaton. V. Dew. C Dobbs. L. Fields. T. Fulgham, G. Hodges. S. Huffman. R. Hunter. K Kirk. P Lake. K. Laubacker, M. Laubacker, Y. Loria, M. Lowe, B. McClendon, C McNeese, K. Phillips, R. Roy, T Sasek. D. Schminke, L. Schroer, L. Schroer, C Stafford, K. Swingle, J. Wallace, Mrs Reedy. F.CA. ' s car wash was a little wet. Cuddles Have a Retreat During the 76-77 school year the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Cuddle Group had many activities going. In-October, they had a Hal- loween Party. They also had a weekend retreat and a fall picnic. In December, they had a Christmas party and went Christmas Caroling. They sold mistletoe messages and went to I love Entertainment Center. Other activities included an all night marathon basketball game, a Mother-Daughter Tea, a Dallas F.C.A. Spring Banquet, and an F.C.A. Summer Conference. They also had a picnic and ice cream party. Sponsors for the F.C.A. Cuddles were Ms. Reedy and Mrs. Pruett. Officers for the year were: President Kathy Laubacher, Vice-President Mary Laubacher, Secretary Christina Cooper, Treasurer Cindy Bell, Song Leaders Cherilynne McNeese and Cindy Aired, Historian Beth McClendon. 187 Environmental Club Visits Piatt National Park L. to R. Front Row: T. Tasker, K. Blake, J. Handel, Mrs. Goodbar. Back Row: S. Bryan, J. Dunegan, M. Grantham, M. Dunham, T. Smathers. The Environmental Club tries to improve and learn more about nature. Throughout the year, they have attended camping trips to the Big Thicket and Piatt National Park. They also worked the Richardson Recycling stations for two days, conducted field trips for students at Canyon Creek Elemen- tary School and attended monthly meetings of the Chamber of Commerce Environmental Committee. In the spring, they joined the Pearce High School Ecology Club in planting 400 trees at the Environmental Study Center. The B.H.S. Environmental Club collected aluminum cans and sponsored a booth at the flea market. 188 L. to R. Bottom: B. Fields, U. McOaw, P. Page, D. Bass. Top: S. Edwards, D. Wojan, L. Lewis, D. Chandler, Mrs. R. Duhon. Jr. Red Cross Collects Student Money The Junior Red Cross is a group of Berkner High School students who do helpful projects for children in need and victims of some type of disaster. In the fall they collected money from students and teachers to give to any needy group. All the members attended Central Red Cross meetings for all Dallas-area chapters. They also went on an all day retreat and workshop in the fall. The officers for 76-77 were: President — Barbara Fields, Vice-President — Ulonda McCraw, Secretary — Tammy Herd, and sponsor, Mrs. Duhon. 189 Back Row: L. to R Mr Stockton, J. Dyer, S. Champagne, P. Easum, S. Hunsicker, O. Owusu, A. Bonsu, C. Brock. Front Row: T. Mock, K. Raack, M. Tarpley, R Moore, M Sikes, J. Chase. JETS Compete for Engineering I Scholarship ] The Junior Engineering Technical Society, or J.E.T.S. is an organization designed to help high school students who have an interest in exploring the applications of science and to the world around them. It also helps students make career choices by giving them a chance to learn, explore, and apply the principles of science and math to present day technology. Officers for 76- 7 7 are: Joe Chase — President, Mark Tarpley — Vice President. Rene Moore — Secretary. Paul Easum — Treasurer. The J.E.T.S. participated in the annual National Engineering Aptitude Search which is designed to let students know if they have the basic interests and skills to be a successful engineer. In March, the J.E.T.S. attended a conference at Texas A M University in which the members competed for engineering scholarships. The sponsor for the 76-77 school year was Mr. Stockton. 190 FHA Sells Cookbooks The Future Homcmakers of America ' s main goal or purpose is to help others in school and in the community. This service club participated in many projects during the year. They sold many cookbooks along with the Homemaking Department. They also sold a wide variety of Current Station- en In March, they attended an area wide meeting in Denton. Two of the girls were chosen to attend a State Meeting in San Antonio. For Easter, the F.H.A. made favors for the children ' s ward. The officers for F.H.A. 76-77 school year were: President — Cara Adkins, Vice President — Cindy Cope, Secretary and Treasurer — Paula Macy, and Sponsor was Mrs. Gibbs. Back Row: L. to R. M. Raach, K. Berlin, D Shell, Mrs. Gibbs. Front Row: S. Lee, C. Cope, C. Adkins. 191 Bandolera Officers hard at work. Let ' s Club Together Barbra Fields sorts pictures for the yearbook. Acappella Choir performing at last concert. 192 FTA Attends District Conventions L. to R. 1st Row: J Reed, M. Looper, R Hammack, S. Steiglitz, R. Lynch 2nd: E. Penny, S. Baird, L. Salsbury, D. Ticheli, S. Bass. 3rd: B. Miller, M. Shaw, M. Price. Ms. Whitesides. The FTA held many exciting activities during the 76-77 school year. The FTA or Future Teachers of America, is a club designed to promote interest in the teaching profession through various projects, conventions, and workshops. They attended district workshops, district conventions, and the state convention. They also held a Bake Sale, and a Teacher Baby Picture Contest. They had cookie day for teachers on workdays and were teacher for a day at Springridge Elementary. Other activities included a Send a Wish and publishing an information booklet about B.H.S. for eighth graders. They also contributed 25 dollars to one of the elementary school libraries. Lisa Salsbury was named Miss FTA District X, and Marybeth Shaw was the State Voting Delegate for District X. The sponsor for the FTA was Ms. Whitesides. Officers for 76-77 year were: President — Marybeth Shaw, Vice-President — Sharon Baird, Secretary - Debbie Ticheli, Treasurer — Lisa Salsbury, Historians — Mike Price and Elaine Penny, and Social Chairman — Rae Nan Hammack. 193 Spanish Club L to R. 1st Row: D. Eaton, J. Carey, M. Munsterman, B. Chinnock, D. Graham, C. Best. 2nd: Mrs. Garland, Mrs. Werner, J. Giles, D. Austin, D. Bigham, C Bell, D. Eudy, C. Beck, J. Harris. 3rd: C Wenzel, L. Spears, S. Sledge, F. Whitehurst, J. Russell, A. Stokes. The Spanish Club had many exciting activities this year. In December, they had a Christmas party at Marionos. They also covered many Spanish cultural subjects throughout the year and had many fellowships outside regular class. In February, they ate an authentic Mexican dinner at a Mexican Restaurant. Officers for 76-77 were: President — Jackie Harris, Vice President — Jeri Russell, Secretary — Dena Graham, Treasurer — Lynn Spears, and Historian — Carol Beck. Sponsors for the Spanish Club were Mrs. Werner and Mrs. Garland. 194 L to R. Bottom Row: C. Dodson, S. Hamilton, D. Patrick, N. Boyd, C. Henniger, D. Preston, B. McClendon, S. Thomas. 2nd: M.Jung, R. Young, W. Holdcn, Miss Greer, M. Cole, D. Hawkins. R. Logan, J. Wise. 3rd: K. Jefferies, S. Rawlings, E. Stanley, V. Zacny, A. Dale, R. Majors, T. Stanley. Latin Club The Latin Club had many activities going on at Berkner this year. They mourned the week of Caesar ' s death and really helped promote a knowledge of the Roman heritage. They also ate an authentic Roman dinner at P. Camella takes life easy. 195 Francais The French Club had its best year ever this year. As a club designed to promote interest in the French language and its people, they did just that. They started off the year by hav- ing dinner at a French restaurant, Marcels in Dallas. They also saw slides of France and listened to French records. They participated in the All Berkner Clubs Flea Market in February in which they sold crepes and French pastries. ' 76-77 was indeed a good year for the French Club. Offi- cers were: Cindi Thompson — President, Debbie Morgan — Vice-President, and Patty Stamps — Secretary and Treasurer. Back Row: L. to R. R. Tam, G. Vincz, M. Davics. C. Dew. C. Thompson. Third Row: T. Block, R. Fauguies, D. Fields, C. Hicks. Second Row: L. Schultze. V. Burpo, K. Part, T. Hulett, J. Blake. Front Row: Mr. Davis, P. Stamps, A. Chase, D. Stinson.J. Olive, D.James. Christine wants to be a pretty French girl. 196 Tap Row: L. to R. W. Dickens, B. Tidmore, C. Berry. T. Goodman, T. Gebhardt, G. Butler, G. Reece, K. Haas. Third Row: R. Ingram, J. Stcmblcr, W. Andrews, L. Flachmeier. R. Stamps, M. Oliver, J Robertson. Second Row: M. Malone, L East. G. Schwab, R. Swim, J. Lu, S. Seegmiller, S Bryan, M Grantham. Bottom Row: Mrs. Abdo. C Rialcs, G. Gray, J. Rhodes, L Davis, M Kennard, J. Manskc. S. Rundle. Der Schnapps Und Snacks Throughout the year the Berkner German Club did many exciting projects. They ate out at Der Schnapps Und Snacks. a very nice German restaurant. They attended the November Feast at UTA and entered in Art and Cooking competition. In March they went to T.A.G.S. at Baylor and entered a soccer team. The officers were President Sabrina Rundle. Vice-President John Robertson, Secretary Pat Brennan. and Treasurer Keith Rundle. 197 uT L. to R. Front Row: M. Williams, M. Lamn, M. Barnes, Mr. Dan Blackburn. Back Row: L. Kahlcr, P. Hamilton, M. Schrengohst, S. Hughes, C McGrew, K. Kite, K. Dincan. Newspaper staff plan the next Rampage issue. Kelly Duncan smiles for everybody. 198 Staff Puts Out Biggest Issue Simon and Kelby listen carefully as Mr. Blackburn explains 1000 ways to write a High School paper. ' Mike takes a short break from the Newspaper. The triweekly publication of the BERKNER RAMPAGE continues to grow this year with many new articles and stories such as Williams World by Mike Williams, and Growing Up by Simon Hughes. The Newspaper Staff had one of their best years this year with the paper averaging about 12 pages this year. Many articles were supple- mented by the first year journalism classes, but was edited by the second year journalism class. Special issues included: Homecoming, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentines, and the Senior Issue. Editor-in-Chief for the 76-77 school year was Simon Hughes. Advisor was Mr. Dan Blackburn. Cindy goes over her layouts very carefully. 199 Back Row: L. to R. Danny Massey, John Dowden (Co-editor), Rosic Camp, Dena Graham, Barbara Fields, Pam Nelson, Sherrian Edwards, Jim Engel. Front Row: L. to R. Stace y Ponder, Sherrie Hamilton (Co-editor), Cara Adkins, RisaGalHon, Christine Dew, Mr. Dan Blackburn (Advisor). Annual Staff Keeps It Going In order to be more knowledgeable in the area of putting an annual together, the Annual Staff attended the yearbook workshop at S.M.U. in August in which they learned many skills and new ideas on how a yearbook should look. When school began, they busily began drawing layouts, taking pictures, and writing copy. With the new deadlines this year, the Annual Staff was allowed to cover many Spring activities such as the prom, graduation, and many spring sports. Many members of the Annual Staff were at school finishing up the yearbook after school was out. The members of the Annual Staff worked very- hard this year to try and make the yearbook the most complete and best yearbook Berkner has had. Editors of the Annual Staff for 1976-77 were: Sherri Hamilton and John Dowden. 200 1  1 fl K 4K H Linda and Dena ' s frustration grows. Stacy Ponder and Jim Engel discuss the yearbook. Sherrie Hamilton — Day Dreamer. I swallowed my gum. 201 New Members Inducted Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Organization open to high school students in the Journalism field. To be in Quill and Scroll, one must be completing his Sophomore, Junior, or Senior year. All members receive pins and are sent literary magazines throughout the year. The new members this year are: Kelby Kite, Phil Hamilton, Jim Engel, Dena Graham, Linda Dean, Christine Dew, and Sherrian Edwards. Linda Dean is surprised at the news of being a Quill and Scroll member. Top Row: L. to R. M. Lamm. Third Row: P Hamilton, C Adkins. L Dean. S Hughes, S Edwards. B. Fields Second Row: R Gal] Graham, I. Lozoya. C Dew , K Duncan Bottom Row: J. Dowden.J. Engel, D. 202 Debra Morgan speaks quietly to herself. An emotional moment for a Drama student. Drama Puts on the Act Mitch Madden just loves to play with Jeff Jarvis ' tail. Diane Dietz listens carefully to her partner 203 Top to Bottom: L. to R. M. Ansley, M. Madden, K. Pan, E. Mackcy, C. Coffey, S. Crile, L. Summcrskill. C. Shegich, T. Rodgers, M. Brown, E. McCurry, D. Stinson, Ms. Mulhall, D. James, L. Samford, L. Black, V. Byars, P. Owens, D. Morgan, T. Cody, D. Dietz, C. Deaton, K. Duncan, K. Nichols. Drama Club Makes Theatre Come to Life The Drama Club is an organization designed to instill an appreciation for the theatre as an art and also to give the people in the community a chance to attend the Theatre. The Drama Club had a very busy year. All the members were busy attending productions at other schools, while also putting on their own produc- tion here at Berkner. The members attended Dandelion Wine at Richardson High School, Guys and Dolls at Lake Highlands High School, Gypsy at J. J. Pierce High School, and two speech and drama tournaments. One at Bryan Adams High School and another at Piano High School. Their own productions included Up the Down Staircase, a children ' s play, The Lion Who Wouldn ' t, and performed the following productions for the Berkner English classes: A Canterbury Tale from the Wife Of Bath, Scenes from American Comedy, and The Monkey ' s Paw. They attended the UIL One-Act Play Contest, Blithe Spirit, the Spring Banquet, and a Mime Show was performed by the Advanced Acting Class. The Sponsor for the Drama Club was Miss Mulhall and the officers for the 76-77 year were: President Lana Summerskill, Vice-President Brad Ruekberg, Secretary-Treasurer Debbie Morgan, and Social Chairman Mike Brown and Kelly Duncan. 204 Cari docs a solo during the play Drama student talks to himself. m f. ft! 1 CflM w?m M -nM-Ml ssm Drama students in action giving presentation of Up the Down Staircase. Scene from Up the Down Staircase. 205 HERO Has Employees Banquet L. to R. 1st: J. Ferreri.J. Hughes, J O ' DonncIl, L Berry. 2nd: R Mercado, C Moore, T. Worley, Mrs. Campbell. 3rd: C. Frederick, B. Block, P Higgins. S. McDow, T. Peterson. HERO, a club designed to provide experience for leadership, scholar- ship, and citizenship activities in addition to the classroom activities got off to a great start this year. They had two money making projects. They sold candles and cookbooks to pay for the banquet for employers. In April, they had the Employer Appreciation Banquet to show appreciation for working with R1SD by employing students. Officers of HERO were President Sharon McDow, Treasurer John O ' Donnell. Sponsor of HERO is Mrs. Campbell. 206 Free Wheelers Learn Leadership C.V.A.E. has two VOCT classes at B.H.S. The Free Wheelers is one. The main purpose for VOCT is to teach students leadership. The Free Wheelers attempt to do this through a variety of club activities, the main one being youth leadership contest held with chapters in other schools. Other activities consist of picnics, fund raising projects, club field trips and the annual Employer-Employee Banquet. Most club meetings take place during school hours while regular CVAE class is meeting. The CVAE officers for 76-77 school year were: President Felicia Holman, Vice-Presi- dent Audrey Shaeffer. Secretary Kim Thur- man. Treasurer Dyerl Dodson, Parliamenta- rian Dan Troutt, Reporter Mike Kilpatrick and Sergeant at Arms Richard Harmen. Spon- sor for CVAE was Mr. Carnes. L. to R. 1st: S. Brammcr, D. Brown, M. Beavers, K. Abon, R. Harmon, M. White, B. Schoenky, M. Kilpatrick. 2nd: P. Renfro, D. Shirley, B. Ritschel, M. Bowser, D. Esh, J. Stone, B. Young. 3rd: E. Hutson, T. Frederick, K. Thurman. A. Hutson, C. Chonle, S. Wooten, C. Baugh, Mr. Carnes. 4th: T. May, J. Mahurin, D. Dodson, C. Weltzin, A. Schaeffer. R. Harman, F. Halman, D. Troutt, D. Tauer. CVAE Helps Students Plan L to R. 1st: J Estep, K Schmidt, B. White, S. Turner, B. Murphy, C. Ashley. 2nd: B. Malone. P. Ritschel, L. Lassiter. C. Patterson. R Bradford, H. Gonzalez, G. Smith. 5rd: Ms. Salinos, S Barrett, L. Gross, K Wright, C Thomason, L. Massey, P. Lingcrfelt, C Cauthier, Ms. Wyatt. 4th: C Royer, S. Fast, R. Grounds. D. Cutts, G. Love, T. Cushman, T. Lankford, K. Barlow, D. Yeoman. The VOCT Revolutionaries is part of CVAE, a youth leadership club. They attend school half a day and then go to work. They also participate in area contests, opening and closing ceremonies, and parliamentary proce- dures. Throughout the year they attended field trips to County Courthouse and Jail, Banks, and certain Industries. They also had candy sales to help raise money. At the end of the year, they honored their employers at an Employer-Employee Banquet. The officers for the Revolutionaries were: President Terri Love, Vice-President David Cutts, Secretary Cathy Patterson, Treasurer Beverly White, Reporter Steve Barrett, Par- liamentarian Gary Love, Sergeant at Arms Randy Grounds, Alternates Lauri Lassiter, Pam Ritschell and Tony Lankford. Sponsor for this year was Mrs. Carmen Wyatt. 207 VICA Students Bring in the Donors Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is an organization that helps students to develop leadership abilities through participation in educational, vocational, civic, and social activ- ities. I.C.T. students attended school half a day and work during the afternoon. During the school year I.C.T. students held fund raising projects, and held a blood drive in the spring. In March they competed with 110 other area schools in job skills and leadership contests, with two students, Cheryl Godfrey and Steve Park advancing to state competition. The officers were President Ginny Huff, Treasurer Jerry Houston, Reporter Steve Park, and Sponsor Mr. Rogers. L. to R. 1st: P. Perry, W. Andrews. C. Godfrey. J. Allen, M. O ' Neal, T. Smith, D. Thomas, L. Miller, L. Gray. 2nd: L Gonzales. J. Weidler. Mr. Rogers. S. Park, L. DodgeJ. Houston, R. WadeJ. Freeman, D. Seba. DECA Trains Future Leaders The job of the Distributive Education Clubs of America, is to train future leaders in the fields of marketing and distribution. As a service project this year they visited a nursing home at Thanksgiving. They also had sales projects and store inventories. They competed in Area, State, and National contests. Sponsor for D.E. was Mr. Bennett and officers for the 76-77 school year were: Presi- dent Tim Brasher, Vice-President John Hampton, Secretary Pam Ostrom, Treasurer Toni Starr, Sergeant at Arms Jimmy Hill, and Reporter Jan Crumpler. 208 Top Row: L. to R. Sherri Firnberg, D. Sturrock. S. Putnam, K. Witherspoon, K. Collins, M. Blake, R. Redfearn. R. Levi- tan. Front Row: J. Myers, J. Hill, J. Hampton, C Harper, T. Brasher, T. Withers, Mr. Bennett. P.E.LE. Students Learn to Care Pre-employment Laboratory is a special type of club. The sixteen girls in PELE learned all about children. They visited day care centers, elementary schools, hospitals, and orphanges. During certain holidays they took little favors to the children in the hospitals. to R B. Gibson, K. Clinkscales, C. Wilbanks, B. Royall, Mrs. Bohart, M. Crago, C. Glisson, L. Wcidman, S. Stanford, . Smathcrs. V.O.E. Students Learn New Skills Vocational Office Education trains stu- dents for a career in office occupations. They attend school in the morning and work in the afternoon. A few of the places they work at are banks, credit departments, finance compa- nies, libraries, and doctor ' s offices. V.O.E. students attend field trips, had guest speakers, and learned how to get a job and keep it. At the end of the year they held an Employer-Employee Banquet at the Coun- try Dinner Playhouse. The officers for the 76-77 school year were President Tracy Focht, Vice-President Anne Hemmila, Secretary Brenda Barnfield, Trea- surer Suzette Herring and Sponsor Mrs. Eof f . Top: Terri Zellncr, Lori Ashton, Rita Bott, Judy Frasicr. Second Row: Anne Hemmila, Charlotte Erwin. Third: Leslea Burton, Suzette Herring, Penny Drake, Pam Zacny, Brenda Barnfield, Sharon Sykora, Cleo Christian, Tracy Focht, Sabrina Rundle, Mrs. Eoff : Coordinator. Front Row: Delatha Harper, Vicki Page, Leslie Caldwell, Diana Caldwell, Tambi Church, Mickey O ' Brien, Debbie Wirt, Jolinda Parker. 209 Honor Society Promotes Worthwhile Projects No Order: R. Matthewson, P. Filabrown, M. Karsotis, B. Green, U. McCraw, S. Rundle, A. McCraw. S. Seifert, K. Part, G. Grubb, K. Orpenter, G. Schwab, D. Hawkins, B. McClendon. S. Hamilton. E Emmens, K. Bard, C Prather, L. Rutledgc. R. Logan, K Gregory, D. Patrick, M. McCracken, J. Adams, S. Huffman, D. Massey, G Havens, L Babbit, C. Allied, D Morgan. P Stone. D. Ausrin. R. Harris. L. Wilkinson. Mrs. Duffey. The National Honor Society is a service organization that helps the school with worthwhile projects. It also helps the student to be creative and vigorous in using his tal- ents for the benefit of the community and school. The students this year did use many of their talents. Starting with a paper drive in February, the National Honor Society also went on to participate in the All Berlcner Clubs Flea Market also held in February. In the spring, induction of new members was held for the students and their parents. National Honor Society chooses students on the basis of leadership, service, citizenship, scholarship and character. The off iers for the 76-77 school year were: President Debbie Morgan, Vice-President Denise Hawkins, Secretary Susan Seegmiller. and Treasurer Randy Logan. Sponsors for the National Honor Society are Mrs. Duffy and Mrs. Odom. You mean I made it in the National Honor Society 210 I Junior Honor Society Has Candy Sale The 76-77 school year was a great one for the National Junior Honor Society. It is designed for students who are interested in promoting scholastic achievement. The Junior Honor Society had a candy sale in March and the installment was in April. The officers for the 76-77 school year were President Randy Montgomery. Vice-President Mike Sims, Secretary Rick F.llis, Treasurer Ann Chase, and the Sponsor was Mrs. Reedy. I. to R Front: L Standefer. L. Schulze A. Chase, S. McGilvray. D. Givens. M Matheny, K Hctherington. Back: Mr. Long. G. Vincz, J. Robertson. B. Conlcy. R F.llis. R. Leszcynski. M. Sims. J Evans, R. Montgomery, M. Montgomery. P. Cunningham, Miss Reedy. 211 The Bcrkner A Cappella Choir had a very busy and exciting year. In April, they attended the Buccaneer Music Festival in Cor- pus Christi. They competed in the U.I.L. con- test April 26-27. They sang at several elemen- tary schools during Christmas time and also stayed at the Registry Hotel at Christmas. In order to help support the choir, they sold candy, popcorn, and coupon books. They held the fourth annual Rock-a-thon April 1 and their last concert was held at the Admin- istration Building. They also attended the Mister Works in May. Officers for 76-77 were: President — Rob- ert Spears, Vice-President — Lynn Spears, Secretary- — Connie Deaton. Treasurer — Melinda McCraken. and Librarian — Anslie Basinger. Director was Mr. J. T. Hightower. B.H.S. Choir Sings f 2 SOPRANOS Natalie Watkins Jere White Anslie Basinger — Lib. i M ta . H Tammy Cunnigham ALTOS fern P Cindy Garrctson ■ WM Lori Harris Janice Adams i Sue Hamilton Cindy Brookes Charlotte Jones Linda Babbitt T 5 Lynne Leverett Cindy Dobbs se s Chen! Lhuillier Kim Dana ' Melinda McCracken — Treas. Connie Deaton - Christie Prather Rachel Hunter k r Claudia Showers Debbie Morgan l Lynn Spears — V-Pres. Karen Murphy Carla Tucker Lisa Milam Teresa Walls Janna McCiee o Donna Wilson Suzanne Puig I forgot the words. ■Sec. 212 at Elementary Schools Mikki Price- BASSES Angela Relder Genifer Spears Greg Dale Tammy Ventura Larry East Tanya Withcrspoon Mike Fitzpatrick Heather Hoist Tony Flynn Ted Gebhardt TENORS Marty Maione Robert Spears — Mark Dunham Greg Schwab Mike Elrad Kevin Stiff David Raton Bob Vasquez Rob Huff Bill Parnitke Tim Smathcr James Stembler Doug Knox 213 Angela can sure hold those notes. ' J.V. Attends Buc SOPRANO I SOPRANO II Teal Amyx Rhonda Bursby Carol Comtc Dawn Baxter Lynn Forniglia Cindy Covert Vicki Kissel — V-Pres. Kelly Ferguson Gay Mathewson — Pres. Teresa Hill Tina Mathewson — Lib. Sarah Harpst Toni Rote DeedeeGivens Laura Standerfer — Treas. Angela Kallas Christi Tate Libbi Lightsey Linda Taylor Ann Richards Pam Van Wart Teresa Shans Robin Redfern Jackie Watkins — Jerri Wallace Rijane Kapanday Sec. Hey everyone, she finally sang out 214 Made up of Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh grade students, the Junior Varsity Girls Choir had a very successful year. In April, they went to Corpus Christi with the A Cappella Choir for the Buccaneer Music Festival. They also competed in the U.I.L. contest and had several money making projects which included selling popcorn, candy, and coupon books. The Junior Varsity Girls Choir also attended several other concerts. Officers for the 76-77 school year were: President — Gay Mathewson, Vice President — Vickie Kissel, Treasurer — Laura Standerfer, Secretary — Jackie Watkins, and Librarian — Tina Mathewson. Director was Mr. J. T. High- tower. caneer Music Festival ALTO Laura Arico Dede Adams Dana Bass Kathy Brinklcy Karen Dunham Sherrian Edwards Sheri Goldstein Par Turner Teal relaxes comfortably. 215 Open wide Mr. Hightower! Pat Turner sings at Choir Concert. Choir student presents a gift to Mr. Hightower. 216 Mr. Hightowcr at his usual self. J.V. Alto sing out. Those gorgeous eyes! 217 Concert Band Earns Superior PICCOLO A. Nance P. Latham J. Jones M. Sullivan S. Peasner L. Tubbs TENOR SAXOPHONE FLUTE BASSOON BASS CLARINET G. Graham E Penney K. Hicks S. McGilvary B. Gibson M Raack S. Thompson C Scott CLARINET P. Ford BARITONE SAXOPHONE M. Rodgers P. Ganter B. Smith F. Valva L. Holcombe CONTRA BASS CLARINET S.Lee L Smith P. Ford CORNETS Z. Afzal P. Castellanos C. Pipins D. Shell D. Good ALTO SAXOPHONE G. Smith D. Maia M. McLaughlin E. Venetucci P. Marcinko S. Bryan M. Looper R. Bass B. Bartley M. Coop er L. Cox D. Yenawine G Dak P. Macey W. Swanson D. Zablosky A. Howard L. Walton H. Peterson K. Berlin S. Piland J. Waller R Eudy D. Bulla T. Teems C Bailey R Lair D. Hudman S. Way 218 Ratings in Corpus Band performs during football season. The 1976-77 Concert Band had a very- exciting year. During marching season, they joined with the Symphonic Band to become the Ram Marching Band. The Concert Band participated in all money making projects which included selling candy and candles. The Concert Band also attended the Bucca- neer Music Festival in Corpus Christi with the Symphonic Band and earned Superior rat- ings from all judges. The Concert Band also earned Superior rat- ings in concert and sightreading as well as sharing in the marching performance at half- time at the Baylor-Arkansas football game last November. Officers for 76-77 were: President — Barry- Smith, and Vice-President — Lisa Hicks and James Wingo. Director for the Concert Band was Mr. Jerry Brumbaugh. B. Sanders K. Kearney B. Seegmiller C Crank J. Hibbs J. Bailey BARITONE D. Harp P. Dunn C. Auld HORNS S. Delagarrigue A. Vemon J. Wingo M. Davis L. Hicks J. Drizmanic P. Kush TUBA M. Delisle S. Ovellette S. Myers T. Cushman K. Bellows R. Hollie B. Leach TROMBONE M. Miller G. Davidson C Null G. Rowan J. Sykora PERCUSSION J.Bell F. Gauthier R. Major C Barlow J Vandergriff 219 Symphonic Band Earns Sweep OBOE D. Eudy C Hunt D.Jeffress M O ' Brien D. Graham D. Mitchell J. Johnston D Rowley K. Hale P.Lake FLUTE D.Henry ALTO SAXOPHONE L. Nance D. Austin I. Kaup K. Creamer P Owen L Bidell M. Krizmanic G. Grubb H Rhodes S. Chritton L Lewis T Hulett J.Rhodes A. Fairman K Mason T Ingram B. Tidmore C. Forrest K Odom D. James T. Fiely L. Scalf FRENCH HORN A. McCraw J. Jackson C. Hughes S. Stieglitz BASS CLARINET R. Pena R Kerr V Smith C Beck D. Lydick D, Thomas C. Prestridgc BARITONE SAXOPHONE R. Moore C. Thompson T Scott R. Huff E. Peterson M. Shaw G. Schultz CLARINET CORNET T Zasrudil S. Berlin BASSOON A. Davis L. Clark J. Bishop J. Giltle TROMBONE D. Drumm R. Hammack R. Ingram M Fiely 220 stakes for Fifth Straight Year The season was a great one for the 1976-77 Symphonic Band. The Symphonic Band earned sweepstakes award for the fifth straight year. They earned Superior ratings in Marching, Concert, and Sightreading at U.I.L. Contest. They sold candles and candy to help earn money for the band. In November, they performed at half-time at the Baylor-Arkan- sas football game before 48,000 people. The Symphonic Band also attended the Buccaneer Music Festival in Corpus Chrisit, in which they earned superior ratings from all judges. They have earned almost one hundred medals for first division performances at Solo and Ensemble Contest. The Symphonic Band has placed fourteen students in Four-A All Region Band and has placed Dwayne Mitchell in All-State Band. Officers of the Symphonic Band were: President — Bruce Tidmore, Vice-President — Val Smith, Secretary — Liz Clark, Trea- surer — Lisa Kaup, Co-Historians — Clare Hughes and Carolyn Hunt, Chaplain — Jeff Jarvis, and Drum Majors — Scott Shifflett and Jayne Jackson. Director of the Sym- phonic Band was Mr. Bob Floyd. G Graham R. Clowdus Ijay K. Havens C Mercer K. Jaynes I.. Plunge S. Nash R. Stamps R McCaslin S. Shifflett BARITONK J. Anderson G Kirby D Massey C P.ik hen ■UBA G. Glasscock .(.Jams S. Jennings L Pupslcy STRING BASS C Schut a PERCUSSION Mr. Floyd directs. 221 Orchestra Visits Elementary Schools Orchestra hard at work. The Orchestra is a way to explore the opportunity for students to learn a stringed instrument through public school participation. The Orchestra welcomes visitors from everywhere to view their programs. In March, they held a concert for elementary schools, trying to gain their interest in stringed instruments. The President was Mr. Williamson and Secretary-Treasurer was Mrs. Osboume. 222 Jim Williams hard at work. Orchestra students play together 223 Beth McClendon proves her point. M w 5f V _ j if B HM n . Risa, Pam, and Jim quietly plot. Varsity Cheerleaders 224 225 Susan performs during Senior Follies. B.H.S. Students in on Activities Bell Guards watch the game in suspense. 226 Beth Ann Bunch talks to her secret lover. Scott Shiflctt leads band in cold weather. Trumpet players band together. 227 UiU enior Class fe fc Randy Morga Kyle Nees son 231 Sophomore Class Fayfjfite: i i • V Kerry Ag.ee. 232 i= Beasore Freshman Class Fa «riTe! Gary Brown  ' ■ ' ■■ ' % i juli, Fortner 233 r V Hi • M- ' 4 i k t i ' Mi 4 O , A l vri r i. 1 Most Likely to Tim Brasher mm Wendy Andrews Most Beautiful and Han rren Dickens W Terrl Sanders 237 Most Athletic Greg Wallace Best Dressed Lorenzo Jeffersdi Leslea Burton Most Witty « E. L Biggerstaff Sherri Blair Al ' St Talented Jr ' 1 1£ 1 1 ■ Kit- ■• v IT l 1 s 1 1 fBMBi m A r . IHv -J i NK - . Randy Green I ' S h • ± e Coi 241 Duchess Camela Henninger 242 Choir Sweethearts James Stembfe Sue Hamilton • • Clare ih¥l( FooTbaJI Sa ab WebfcJ Sweethearts 243 244 245 l Rams Charge Into 4- AAA Before football season started, the Rams were picked to finish eighth out of nine teams in District 13-AAAA. But the Rams knew they were better than that and set out to prove it. The season ended with a good record which put Berkner in fifth place, this record included a few wins that were surprising to the teams they beat. The tie with Piano made Berkner the only Richardson school to tie or beat Piano this season. Later the Rams beat Lake Highlands 28-0, in the first game the two schools had ever played. The first time the Rams met with Richardson, Berkner led until the final 50 seconds of the game. All of these suc- cesses were made possible by a strong feeling of team spirit, according to head Coach Alan Holliday, this spirit was mainly led by co-captains John Gittle and Randy Green. Many individuals on the Ram team also had outstanding years. Rams named to the All-District teams were Greg Wallace, Cubby Walls, Gaylon Elliott, and Brad McKissack. Honorable Mention selections for All-District were Mark Tarpley, John Gittle, and Ronald Fields. From Row: B. Gee, M. Tarpley, D. Dumais, R. Swim, C. Wagner, R. Mathewson, D. Smith, B. Darden, R. Yates. 2nd Row: G. Reece, B. McKissack, D. Russell, P. Pierson, D. Pullias, K. Nees, D. Jasper, K. Curri, S. Bean, R. Harris, G. Youngblood. 3rd Row: J. Davis, B. Brawncr, R. Green, C Grif fen, G. Elliott, M. Crowell, C. Walls, T. Lambert, R. Rams charge toward victory. Rams go for touchdown. 248 Scoreboard OPPONENT RAMS Sunset 20 Lewisville 14 57 Richardson 14 11 Greenville 13 17 Denison 37 7 Piano Lake Highlands 7 - 28 Pearce 13 7 Paris 21 Wade, R Fields. 4th Row: G. Bogue, M. Phillips. L. Plugge, G. Wallace, M. Ansley, K. McCarthy, D. Smith, J. Gittle, C. Ansley. 5th Row: A. Holladay, H. McCrary, M. Beane, J. Freeman, C. Avant, N. Pruett. Mark Ansley runs off after a hard win. Rams go for extra point at game. 249 Rams Run Into 4- AAA All-City team members were Greg Wallace, Cubby Walls, Gaylon Elliott, Brad McKissack, Mark Tarpley, John Gittle, Ricky Mathewson, and Randy Harris. Greg Wallace and Cubby Walls, along with Gaylon Elliott were given Honorable Mentions for All-Metro. Brad McKissack was named All City Offensive Player of the Year. Overall, the Rams had a fantastic season with next year having possibilities just as good. Among the Rams that will be returning next year are Ronald Fields, Brent Darden, Billy Brawner, Randy Wade, and Tim Lambert. John Gittle docs his own thing. Brad McKissack goes for a touchdown. Mighty Rams are ready for action. 250 i M L — • l . Rams score points. Randy Green reflects back on first half of game. The good, the bad, and the ugly. Rams never give up. Ram goes for tackle. 251 Rams fight against Lcwisvillc. I ' ront Row: G. Robinson. B. Gardner, C Rowscy. T. Moreland. R. Garcia. C Peasner. S. c:ollins. D. Miller. B. Clem. R. Tompkins. 2nd Row: S. Lewis. A. Holiday. P. Fields, M. Dams. ML Wcathcrrcd. J. Gritten. T. Huf fines. R. Montgomery, C Goza, J. Pate. M. Ste- phenson. E. Stanford, T. Ross. 3rd Row: J. Wilson, K. Handy, R. Lorentry. S. Riley. T Sndlgrovc, P. l-aubalucr. R. Linnestader, A. Morman, C. Bean. C. Gould. E. Stanley. R. 252 Rams Charge Into Victory As the Ram Junior Varsity Squad went into the 13-AAAA season there was some doubt about their capabilities in handling the new dis- trict teams. The team proved itself worthy of being in a 13-AAAA com- petition, the team made a fine showing of itself and many of the players will be playing for the Varsity Squad next y ear. Some of the players that made a fine showing this year include Steve Collins, Larry Tacker, Bob Brown, and Patrick Fields. Steve Collins looks for an opening. Crossland, D. Cruz. 1th Row: D. Mcdlcr. C Broughton. D. Scoggins. L. Tacker. J. Edgin, B. Brown. ]. Parker. C. Cheatern. C. Christy. E. Loria, P. Stone. 3th Row: J. Jones, V. Butler. B. Brighman, H. Cooper. D. Ford. B. Grubb. T Brown, M. Wilkite. 6th Row: S. Carlton. V. Hason. R Thornton, P. Holladay. Rams bring ' urn down any way possible. 253 Freshmen Keep Heads I i ■A. Here wc come! fo . fclMSi From Row: C Srcphcnson, G. Beasley, D. Goodman, R. Montgomery, A. Sullivan, D. Hughes, R. Nation, W. Potts. 2nd Row: R. Watkins, G. Brown, T. Masterson, D. Matura, R. Young, J. Helm, H. Under, M. Cole, F. Webb. 3rd Row: S. Coole, L Redding, B. Conley, D Piatt, G. Meyer, L. Adams, R. Gaskey, T. Kiger, J. Coccoran, K. Rundle, L. Nelson. 4th Row: R. Ellis, D. Engle, M.Jones, J. Rundle, C. Colker, B. Batton, M. Pack, D Acrea, S. Strom. 5th Row: R. Talley, R. Logan, D. Hair, J. Liles.J. Baxter, J. Longino. 254 Held High Patriots fighting spirit. Coach Longino gives advice to players 255 Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball Team finished the season with 15 wins and 16 losses; their district record was 8 wins and 8 losses. Coach Everett summarizes that the team ' s success was due to Their ability to make things happen. Failure was due to lack of consistency and inability to control the tempo of the game. Basically, the reason for the losing sea- son was not being able to overcome the lack of Varsity experience in the first year of 4-A competition. Returning players such as David Jackson, Mark Schroer, Nathan Shea, John Rouse, and members of the Junior Varsity should help in overcoming this in the following season. Although the season wasn ' t too good this year, next year is expected to be fantastic! Rams watch out for each other. Front Kow: B. Westfall, V. Mathews, D. Stoker, J. Oliver, N. Shea, M. Schroer, B. Spruill, D. Parker, K. Tessem, S. Browning. 2nd Row: Coach M. Everett, S. Champagne, E. Bamctt, D. Jackson, I. Higgins, C Walls, R. Agee, J. Rouse, Asst. Coach E. Eason. 256 Rams leap for score. Scoreboard OPPONENT BERKNER Richardson 66 56 Greenville 66 84 Denison 63 57 Piano 58 63 Lake Highlands 67 64 Pearce 58 53 Sherman 64 50 Paris 57 81 Richardson 59 62 Greenville 85 71 Denison 61 42 Nathan Shea alone sees camera. 257 Coach Everett gives pep talk. Rams practice for game. Rams go for free-throw against N. Mesquite. Rams reach for control of ball. 258 Where ' s the ball? C0UN1RY Rams take over in Stallion Country. The Varsity Basketball team was tied for fifth place in the first half of their season with 3 wins and 5 losses. Cubby Walls, David Jackson and Rick Agee were considered outstanding players for this season. Many of the very talented Junior Varsity will be playing on the Varsity Team next year. Basketball Team Has Bouncing Year 259 4! Front Row: M. Osborne. H Rippi liken, M. Anderson, K. Ar V I J.V. Jumps Into 4- AAA A 4 1 r 2 IS ; 2n!nW:(. ' o.i : : HE m ict. S. W ' hiftc: I X , K Walker Freshman Basketball 262 Front Row. Scott Cook. Craig Stephenson. Richie Logan, Herb Under. Rodger Nation, Tom Masterson. 2nd Row: Bill Barton, Bill Bochm, Wilson Trice, Jeff Hill, Larry Nelson. Sieve Krasicr. Rick Geskcv. Coach Joe Lon ii 263 Diane Wall goes for points. Paula Lake looks for opening. -V Oh, I hope I can make it! Kim Masterson shoots for extra point. 264 Girls Varsity Basketball Has Winning Season Opp. M esquire 47 S. Garland 43 Newman-Smith M Mi. Kinney 54 Lynch 82 Casdeberry 60 Richardson 53 Bishop Dunne 35 Piano 84 Den i son 47 Pearce 49 Sherman 32 N. Mesquite 39 St John 49 Terrell 41 LHHS 47 Richardson 66 Greenville 29 Berkner 62 52 63 60 34 48 52 44 37 76 37 44 62 38 74 52 63 51 Varsity Basketball had a good season placing 4th in district competi- tion. Guards such as Sherri Johnson, Trina Vinez, Nancy Krouse, Liz Porras, and forwards, Kim Masterson, Paula Lake, and Dianna Wall were the oustanding athletes that led the team to its successful ranking. Those returning next year are Paula Lake, Cindy Allred, Nancy Krouse, Liz Porras, Lynn Schroer, and Lori Schroer. These athletes are expected to make quite a contribution in the ' 78 season. Front Row: J. Gordon, S. Murphy, S. Johnson, T. Vincz, S. Brown, M. Livingston, P. Lake. 2nd Row: Coach C. Champion, N. Krouse, K. Swingle, L. Porras, D. Wall, T. Savage, J. Brewster. K. Masterson, D. Springman. 265 ■ — - uirls ' J.V. Basketball Has Success llk..l Ptrrvl) ) ' i Sprin :man. B  lurr.i:. Allnil. A C.ntn. K |. i rd. K H.ilc. I. .Silmicr. M David Canaday examines situation before relasing ball. 270 Varsity Baseball Bats 1000 J W 1 n 0 ( j .st Row: Steve Lewis, Steve Browing, Ray Yates, Mark Ganter. 2nd Row: Randy Morgon, Kurt Tessum, David Canaday, Doug Priutt, Mike Wethcratt, Mark Davis, Wes Potts. 3rd Row: oath McCarry, Brad Ritchcll, Gordon Youngblood, Tom McCleary, Jeff Fraiser, Greg Wallace, Terry Farrah, John Gittle, Coach Longino. 271 Varsity Baseball Team Terry Farrah prepares to catch anything that comes his way. I ' m ready for anything. ' 272 Has Winning Season OK. Here comes my supcr-dupcr, double twist, spit ball! ' 273 Scoreboard Opp. Berkncr St Marks 1 23 Highland Park 5 2 Jesuit 12 10 Lake Highlands 9 5 Pearce 6 5 Piano Vines 15 1 Highland Park 7 2 Lewisville 5 3 Richardson 6 1 HiUcrest 2 6 Richardson 1 7 Piano 7 Piano Williams 3 2 Piano Vines 7 6 Piano Vines 4 4 Lake Highlands 2 5 Lake Highlands 9 10 mmmmS This position is terribly uncomfortable! Brad Ritchell and Gordon Youngblood watch game with interest. (jrec VI allace he Pearce batter. 274 The B team had a fairly good season. They beat St. Marks by a fantastic score of 23-1 and they beat Lake Highlands twice with scores of 5-2 and 10-9. The team is made up of mostly guys who played on the Varsity team also. Altogether the team had 5 wins and 1 1 losses, and 1 tie. Some of the Most Important Players were Brad Ritchell, Gordon Youngblood, and Greg Wallace. K_ 1 t-V A Now HE knows how to hit. 275 It looks like a long way down! Where ' d the bar go? It ' s the only way to fly! 276 t,tiJLt Coach Freeman, G Lewis, R. Green, K. Stiff, T. Goodman, B. Brown, R. Wade, Coach Thorton, Coach Holladay, A. Canalas, R. Mathewsin, G. McCalister, M. Phillips, B. McClendon, T. Mooreland, R. Bradley, S. Alexander, C Bean, G. Joplin. Varsity Track Has Running Success o 277 u ,. « . « -V . , ' ' 278 I I, } k .•••■ ' Girls Track Runs Into Victory Even though they only placed 3rd in district competition the Girls Track team had a very prosperous season. They were all hardworking athletes, says Coach Champion. Their outstanding players were Paula Lake. Kathy Laubacher, Jeri Russell, Yvonne Loria, Kathy Vetter, Tracy Fulgham. I could fall over standing like this! ' Jeri Russell puts everything into finishing the run. 280 Front Row: T. Fulgham, J. Scjiller, J. Russell, D. Schminke, J. Brewster, Y. Loria, C. Cooper, P. Whitlock, M. Laubacher, Coach Champion, R. Hardy, C. Stafford, V. Dew, G. Spears. ■• ■■ ■«■■ aip ' Rams get spirit and encouragement from on looking fans. 281 I Cross-Country Has - v f a) t J - 7- A ' «i. l)i.ina sluiunlr. k:i Rii--ilLK.nl Vu ft L Men ' s Cross Country Runs to Victory . Ivi.,.. mm f «0T f ff «, N . A arulcs, B Grubb, Stadd «B!McClcndc ' n ' l iifl 4 vk . .•., , 285 286 D. Givens, J. Holliday, T. Anyx, P. Turner. V. Fields, S. Baxter ft rn r N. Man, D. Adams, Coach S.ler, J Florcs, C Frolic, D. Chandler. 287 Front Row: Opt. M. Morgan, C. Bell, K. Masterson, P. Fillcbrown. 2nd Row: Coach P. Yager, Co-Capt. L Flachmeier, G. Wessfall, D. Wall, S. Eaton, R. Waters. Scoreboard Opponent 1st 2nd WON Castieberry 11-15 15-9 X Lamar 13-15 5-7 X Richardson 10-12 7-15 Greenville 15-0 15-8 X IX-nison 15-12 15-7 X Piano 15-4 15-7 X I.HHS 15-4 15-9 X Arlington 11-15 14-16 Van 15-3 15-11 X Irving 15-5 15-11 X Nimitz 15-4 15-9 X Amarilk 10-15 15-6 Pcarcc 15-4 15-13 X Sherman 15-5 15-8 X Piano 15-6 15-6 X Tascossa 17-15 15-6 X Pearce 15-6 15-9 X Arlington 11-15 12-10 Richardson 10-12 15-2 Greenville 15-12 15-6 X Lamar 15-7 11-15 X Big Springs 15-4 11-15 Paris 15-1 16-14 X Den i son 15-5 15-10 X Piano 15-2 11-14 X LHHS 15-6 15-2 X Pearce 7-15 15-7 Practicing before the game. 288 Volleyball Team Spikes Into 4- AAA The Varsity Volleyball Team had a very successful season. They placed 2nd in District Competition. Kim Masterson, Leslie Fla- chmeier, Marsha Morgan, and Gay Westfall had a very powerful ef feet on the team ' s success, due to the fact that they were all veteran players from last season. Liz Porras, Christina Cooper, Lynn Schroer, Genifer Spears, Julie Wallace, and Renee Elledge are the players expected to help carry the team to State in the ' 78 season. Ram spirit is always going. Hitting the ball over the net. 289 1 i V 77] 1 9 :K V 1 f 1 • • r ' r f N . k : . i - J M j } .4 I - i 1 fill Ik I I- Front Row: M. Polk, D. O ' Donnell, G. Spears, R. Ellcdge, T. Walls, C. Bell, C. Cooper, K. Christy. 2nd Row: Coach Champion, V. Dew, L. Porras, L. Schrocr, L. Schroer, J. Wallace, R. Waters. 290 J.V. Volleyball Ties R.H.S. for District The JV Volleyball team surpassed all expectations this season as it tied RHS for a place spot in district. Christina Cooper and Liz Porras helped lead the team to their very successful standing. Coach Champion attributes the team ' s success to hard work and dedication on the players part. W I wonder if it will ever come down? 291 1st Row: R. Pitroff, D. Beckwith, R. Grounds, L Beasore, P Mahurin. 2nd Row: A. Lathan, T. Murphy, R. Dozier, V. Turner, C. Kirby, L Mahurin, D. Adair, U. McCraw, L. Lewis, P. Simmons, R. Sublett, K. Murphy, Coach Lewin. On Bar: L McAllister, Mary Beth Kartsotis. Gymnast Place High in Meets Vaulting the horse. 292 4 B ■- tiimm mz -. Perfect balance everytime. Preparing for a meet. 293 Varsity Soccer Kicks Into 4-AAAA First Row: David Braylcs, Robert Fekcte, Richard Cooper.   ry White. Jiirk Haas, Dicky Virk, Andy Marcinko. Andy WTfson. Second Ro 294 • s Coach Lee. Reggie Canalas, Fred Baron, John Riley. Larry Pluggc, John Jay, Rick Durban, Tim Mock, Robin Raack, Richard Ox k. 295 KICK ' ,w. ' M Varsity Soccer Has Winning Season Rick Durban takes control of ball. Rams have control of ball. 296 • • Do you think we need a traffic light? :• 0k lS Brn ' rZ V 4 r f Rams run away with the ball! Using their heads again! Looking for an opening. 297 Soccer Team Meets New Goals Wildcats TRY to rake bill. Front Row: K Dunn. J. Jiles. C Patchen. J Kolb. M Fitzpatrick. S Felcete, P Lathcm. 2nd Row: Coach Lee, K. Vander, R Robertson, F Woodyard, G. Vowel, C Hieble, D. Mitchell, K Poulton. 298  • -J .- Rick Durban thinks over situation. The JV Soccer team had a very interesting season. They showed hard work and sportsmanship throughout the 76-77 season. They played with much enthusiasm and love for their game. Rams take ball. 299 $ ® ■■■■■WBNMBi HHm Front Row: T. Suck, F. LaFhmme, G. Hodges, A. Fiirman. 2nd Row: Mrs. Reedy, P. Zackney, A. Wilson, V. Zacny, A. Green ■ It was a very new season for the T6- 77 Girls Soccer team. Coach Reedy says it was a very rocky road this year because the team was new and not completely organized. But the team did play with enthusiasm and a love for the game that helped the season to be a success. I of ball for RAMS. 300 Val Zacny gets ball for Rams. Girls Soccer Makes It Through Rocky Season Rams try new kicks! 301 y x ■ V '  ! — W Front Row: W. Moore, J. Densmorc, B.Jack, D. Preston, J. Lister, Capt. S. Middleton, S. Compton, L. Jack, Capt. T. McGann,J. McAllister, B. Lauer, D. Calligaro, T. Young, T. Phillips. 2nd Row: V. Greer, B. Carver, R. Hall, C. Taylor, Capt. C. Kennard, M. Brbwn, M. Grantham, M. Malone, Capt. L. Brown, R. Stein, G. O ' Neal, F. McMinn, L. Morgan, L. Tacker. Not Shown: M. Tarpley, S. Elliot, M. Guillemand, T. Flynn, C. Martin, S. Thompson. The Swim Team went into their first 4-AAA season with very high hopes, and they were never disappointed. They scored high in every meet they entered and left most of them victoriously. The Team went to Wichita Falls for an out of town meet, and there, they kept up their winning style. Swim Team Is a Splashing Success Rick Hall shows off expert diving technique. 302 Janice Dcnsmorc begins meet with great dive. Jean shows how it ' s done. Urging on team members. Frank McMinn goes for qualifying time. Look out water, here I come! 303 Golf Team Drives to Victory Scott Williford tecs off. I wonder if I can dig it out? 304 Front Row: Jon. Skavalan, Tom Breslin, Eric Ritter, Pcaton Harrell, Tony Rutledge, David Kcnison, Brian Lyng, Mr. Stockton. 2nd Row: Pete Williams, Joe Jackson, Ron Givens, Biff Jackson, Donnie Acree, Scott Tatum, Tim Wiggins, Scott Williford. The Golf Team had a favorable season. They won tournaments at Wichita Falls (2nd consecutive years), at Lewisville, and also won 3rd Annual R.I.S.D. High Schools Tournament for the 2nd time. Even with this fine record, the season was somewhat disappointing because the team had made it to State Competition for the last two years. Coach Stockton comments on season by saying, The boys worked hard this season and have no reason to be ashamed of a third place finish. Biff Jackson and Pete Williams were both elected to the All-District 2nd team, and Ron Givens received an honorable mention. Pete Williams was also named Most Valuable Player in this season. Keep your eye on the ball. 305 Gymnastics Team Has Leaping Season 1 W , t. - Rodeo Team Has High Riding Year The Rodeo Club had a very busy year. They participated in the majority of the Rodeos in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area. They did very well in the rodeos. Some of the events they entered were Calf Roping, Bull Riding, Barrel Racing, and Ribbon Roping. The sponsors of the Club this year were the O ' Donnells. Steve Frazier rides wild bull. Eddie McAdams in the steer wrestling competition. 308 s 1 I ' $ . ' i •1 Front Row: Tim Wiggins, Stacy Putnam, Austin Cunningham, Kevin Wallace. 2nd Row: Karen Turner, Steve Frazier, Eddie McAdams, Rita Adkins, Ron McCaslin. Stacy Putnam rides in rodeo. 309 Tennis Team Has _.: ••.. . ... ■ ' Melinda McCrecken practices serving. As the Bcrkner Tennis Team moved into competition they found their matches much harder than before. Despite this, the boys came out with a winning season record. In district, David Fasig, Warren Dickens, and Mike Ameen made it to the quarter finals, and Mike continued on and placed fourth in the Men ' s Singles. Mike was also named the most outstanding boy on the team, with Melinda McCracken being named the most outstanding girl. The girls team also had a good year although they did not place in district play. Many players are expected to do well in play next year. Among these are Mike Wallace, Lane Smith, David Luiken, Mike Franks, Cindy Dobbs, and Linda Mitchell. 310 Swinging Season Front Row: Warren Dickens, Chalric Easum, Mike Franks, Mark Navalta. 2nd Row: Charlie Harrell, Mike Wallace, Lane Smith, Richard Grigsby, David Luiken, David Fasig. 3rd Row: Coach Gilmore, Cindy Dobbs, Shari Smith, Linda Babbitt, Melinda McCracken, Debbie Crabtree, Linda Mitchell, Mike Ameen. Not Shown: David Robbins, Brian Feagins, and Rosie Camp. 311 Rams in a Variety of Sports X How could you do this to me? 312 y Quiet Moment Before Game. Extra Point Against Stallions. Rams Watch with Interest. 313 Freshman watches game. Freshman Football Team In Action. Varsity Players ready for the game. 314 Varsity Players Watch What ' s Happening Around Them. Left: Sarah Webb being gree ted as Football Sweetheart. 315 316 Prom Brings Memories for a Lifetime 320 I i - •J J ■1 iMril 1 ■ Hi 321 322 aspi ? t  - 324 M s 1 SMU ' s Moody Coliseum Sees June 1 Graduation 325 OOOB DVERTIS kvll ART WHITLOCK CUSTOM BUILDER 18 Spring Valley Village Richardson, TX PHOENIX PALACE CHINESE RESTAURANT 35 1 4AW. Walnut 494 5132 RICHARDSON CAMERA SHOP 43 Heights Vil. 235-6897 328 TONROY ' S The Wedding Shop 3332 Broadway Garland B H Auto Supply Walnut and Piano 272-1564 COLONIAL NATIONAL BANK Walnut at Jupiter Garland, TX 329 YOUNG AGES 330 Northpark Cntr. ADKINS LANDSCAPE 2 1 2 S. 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Richardson, TX BOYER ' S CAR CARE CENTER Piano and Belt Line Richardson, TX 333 Index Abbott, Christina Abcrnathy, Deana Abron, Kenneth — 106 Acrea, Denton — 62 Adair, Deeann — 76 Adams, Lee — 62 Adams, Dede — 62 Adams, Janice — 76 Adams, Jeff ery — 62 Adams, Linda — 106 Adkins, Cara — 106 Adkins, Kathleen Adkins, Rita— 130, 133, 151 Affeld, Mark Afzal, Ahmed — 76 Agee, Kerry — 10, 76 Agee, Ricky — 130 Ainsworth, James Alexander, Steven — 130 Alexander, Thomas — 76 Alford, Gary Allen, Barbara Allen, Mitchell — 62 A Hen, Jeffrey — 130,208 Allison, Bill — 106 Allred, Cindy — 106 Ameen, Michael — 130 Ameen, Richard — 62 Amling, Ricky — 130 Amling, Roxanne — 76 Amos, Debbie — 106 Amyx, Teal — 62 Anderson, Jane — 130 Anderson, Jill — 106 Anderson, John — 76 Anderson, John — 76 Anderson, Jon — 76 Anderson, Kevin — 106 Anderson, Mark — 76 Anderson, Michael — 62 Andraski, Laure — 76 Andrews, Wendy — 130, 197, 208 Ansley, Carl — 106 Ansley, Diane — 76 Ansley, Mark — 52, 17, 162 Arico, Laurie — 62, 130, 204 Arms, Alan Armstrong, Tarcye — 106 Arnold, James Ashley, Ceceila — 76, 207 Ashton, Lori— 130,209 Ashton, Rhonda — 76 Ashton, William — 76 Asiby Bonsu, Osei Atkinson, Barbara — 76 Auld, Christopher Auld, David — 62 Aaunspach, Bret — 76 Aunspach, Kathy — 130 Austin, Debra — 130, 162, 184, 220 Avera, Paul — 76 Ayers, Dorene — 1 30 Ayers, Deborah Ayers, Elizabeth — 130 B Babbitt, Linda — 130 Bailey, Cynthia — 130 Bailey, Jon — 76 Baird, Sharon — 130 Baker, Angela — 76 Ball, James — 62 Bard, Keri — 106 Bardin, Vicki — 62 Barilla, Luca — 131, 185 Barlow, Kevin — 76 Barlow, William — 76 Barnes, Mike — 106, 198 Barnett, Eric — 106 Barnett, Paul — 106 Barn field, Brenda — 131, 209 Baron, Fred— 131 Barraza, Bob — 106 Barraza, Michael — 76 Barrett, Stephen — 131, 207 Barron, Kenneth Barth, Cindy — 76 Barth, Robin — 131 Bartlett, Carol — 77 Bartley, Babette — 77 Barton, Gwen — 76 Bascoujeff — 77 Basden, Jeff ery — 131 Basden.John Basinger, Anslie — 106 Bass, Dana — 62 Bass, Craig — 131 Bass, Sharon — 62 Batchelor, Anna — 77 Batchelor, Sara — 131 Battey, George Batton, Bill — 62 Baugh, Chris— 131,207 Baxter, Jenny — 131, 171 Baxter, John — 62 Baxter, Sonja — 62, 71 Bayman, Lyndon — 62 Beal, Crystal — 131, 152, 176, 177 Bean, Chris— 106 Bean, Scott — 131 Beasley, Kyle — 62, 77 Beasore, Lori — 77, 99, 178, 183 Beaubien, Dana — 77 Beaver, John — 106 Bevers, Maria — 131,207 Beck, Carol — 131, 184, 220 Beckwith, Paige — 77, 178 Beis, Lisa — 77, 78 Bell, Cheryl — 131 Bell, Christinea — 77 336 Bell. Cindy — 107, ISM Bell, Randy — 77 Bell. Patricia — 62 Bel I.Teresa— 107 Bellomy, Laura— 107 Bellows. Kim — 62 Belville, Paul — 132 Bender, Kimberly — 77 Bennett. Jeff — 62 Benningfeild, Donald — 77, 183 Benvola, Tony — 77 Berlin, Karla — 62 Berlin. Sherri — 107, 220 Berry. Charmaine — 107, 197 Berry, Cheryl — 62 Berry, Laurie — 132 Berry. Phil — 77 Berry. Vicki Best, {Catherine— 132, 184, 194 Bethel. David — 107 Bhangoo, Pushpinder — 77 Biard, James — 132 Biardjan — 107 Bibb, David — 77 Bibb, Lynda— 132 Bidell, Lisa — 78. 220 Biel, Karen Biggerstaf f , Edwin Bigham, Denise— 132, 194 Biondi, Marissa — 78 Kshopjohn— 107.220 Bishop, Sandra — 78 Bishop, Susan — 107 Bitting, Ginger — 77, 78, 95, 183 Bitting, Linda — 107 Black, Kathy — 107 Black, Lisa — 78, 174, 204 Black, Paul— 132 Black, Tracy — 62 Blackey, Patricia — 62 Blair. Christopher — 78 Blair, Joel — 107 Blair. Sherry — 132, 176, 177 Blake, Jeff — 107 Blake, Joseph Blake, Kevin — 78, 188 Blake, Mary — 208 Blankenship, Sandy — 107, 176, 177 Bledsoe, Teresa — 78 Block, Rebeca — 206 Blok, Tamara — 62, 196 Boatner, Karen — 107 Boatright, Robin — 132 Boehm, Cynthia — 132 Boehm, William — 62 Boggan, Liz — 107 Bolin, Cindy — 62 Bonds, Stewart — 78 Bonsu, Oseiasibey — 132, 190 Boone, Bill — 132 Boone, Connie — 78 Booth, Carla — 78, 92 Boque, George — 132 Boshart, Deanna — 107 Bott, Barbara Bott, Rita— 132,209 Bowden, Ann — 107 Bowens, Granderson Bowens, Lawrence — 132 Bowser, Michael — 207 Box, Gary — 108 Boyd, Matalie — 78, 185 Bracewell, Rina — 62 Bradford, Jean— 133 Bradford, Rose — 108 Bradley, Richard — 78 Brammer, Sherry — 207 Brasher, Timothy — 133, 208 Brawn, Tom — 76 Brawner, Billy — 108 Brennan, Patricia — 78 Breslin, Thomas — 78, 183 Brewster, Jana — 78, 182 Bridwell, Michael — 78 Briggs, Larecia Bright, Wanda Brigman, Bob — 108 Brinkley, Kathleen Brock, Charles — 133, 190 Brock, Jeannie — 108 Brodrick, James Brooks, Cindy — 78, 162 Brooks, Julia — 78 Broughton, Charlse — 78 Brown, Alice — 62 Brown, Anthony — 78 Brown, Bob — 104, 108, 1 10, 162, 182 Brown, Dianna — 108 Brown, David — 133 Brown, Gary — 62 Brown, Garry — 78 Brown, Jeff — 78 Brown, Ken — 62 Brown, Kevin — 62 Brown, Larry — 108, 177 Brown. Mike — 78, 204 Brown, Robert — 108 Brown, Roger Brown, Sharon — 133 Brown, Sharon Browning, Steve — 108 Broyles, David Bryan, Jacquelina — 133 Bryan, Susan — 108, 184, 188, 19 7 Bryant, Lee Buchanan, Donna — 62 Bulla, Denise — 78 Bullard, James— 133 Bunch, Bethann — 63, 66 Bunch, Debbie — 133 Bunch. Donna — 62 Burleson, Daryl Burnett, Mike — 108 Burnett, Toni Burpo, Vicky — 108, 185, 196 Burrows, Gary — 63 Bursby, Rhonda — 63 Burton, Bill — 108 Burton, Leslea — 133, 209 Busby, Ronald— 133 Butler, Gary — 133, 162, 197 Butler, Lynn Butler, Van Byars, Vicki — 133,204 337 Cahoone, Brian — 108 Calame, Martain — 78 Caldwell, Diana — 133, 174, 209 Caldwell, Leslie — 133, 74, 209 Caler, Carolyn — 108, 183 Calvert, Donna — 133 Callier, Tina Calligaro, Debra — 78 Camp, Rosie — 78, 200 Campbell, Hug h — 133 Canales. Armando — 109 Canales. Reggie — 78, 85 Cannaday, David — 79 Cannon. Michael — 134 Capps, Lisa — 79 Capps, Pamela — 79 Capps. Robert — 63 Care, Bobby Carey, James — 109, 194 Carey, Tammy — 79 Cargile. Brad — 63 Carlton, Steve — 109, 183 Carney. Brian — 79 Carpenter, Cynthia — 79 Carr. Russell — 79 Carr. Teresa — 109 Carter. Carol — 63 Carver, Robert — 79 Casey, Becki — 109 Casey, Stacy — 63 Castle. Shannon — 63 Castellanos, Frank — 134 Castellanos. Patricia — 79 Cuts, David Cave. Bobby — 79 Cavender. Robin — 109 Cearley, Holly — 109, 176, 177 Cervenka, Lynne — 63 Chambers, Cheryl — 63, 66 Champagne, Stanley — 134 Champagne, Stephen Chancy, Sandra — 134 Chaney, Billy — 134 Chandler, Darla — 63 Channel, Terry — 79 Chapa, Yvette — 63 Chapman, Valerie — 79 Chase, Ann — 63, 79, 196 Chase, Joe— 134, 190 Cheatham, Christopher — 79 Chinnock, Brian — 134, 194 Chonle, Cathy — 109, 207 Christensen, Brett — 79 Christensen, David Christian, Cleo — 134, 209 Christy, Kelly — 109 Christy, Mike — 79 Chritton, Stephanie — 79, 220 Church, Tambi — 134, 209 Clark, April — 109 Clark, Cynthia — 63 Clark, Debra— 134 Clark, Gary — 109 Clark, Kelly Clark, Liz — 128, 134, 162, 220 Claxton, Clifton — 109 Clay, Alan — 79 Clem, Brad — 79 Clifton, Jan — 79 Clinscales, Don — 63 Clinscales, Kerri — 63, 208 Clowdus, James — 79 Clugston.Jon — 134 Cobb. Leslie— 134 Cody, Mark — 79 Cody, Scott — 79 Cody, Tere — 134, 139, 162, 204 Cody, Tracy — 134 Coffey, Christina — 109, 204 Coker, Deborah Coker, Kerry- Cole, Mark — 63, 195 Cole, Nina — 134 Cole, Scheme — 79 Coleman, Cyntyia — 134 Coles, George Colker, Clinton — 63 Collander, Johnny — 109 Collins, Coy — 80 Collins, Kim — 135, 208 Collins, Steve — 109 Combs, Ronald — 109 Combs, Sharon — 80, 179 Commons, Margaret — 109 Commons, Michael — 80 Compton, Melanie — 63 Compton, Stephaine — 80 Comte, Carole — 63 Comte, Kyle — 109 Concoran, Joseph Conley, Bill — 63 Coogler, Scott — 135, 162 Cook, Karen — 80 Cook, Richard — 135 Coole, Scott — 63 Coons, Janet — 80 Coons, Jimmy — 80 Cooper, Christina — 110, 179 Cooper, Debbie — 80 Cooper, Harold — 80 Cooper, Mary — 80 Cooper, Richard — 135 Cope, Cynthia — 80, 191 Copeland, Patricia — 135 Copus; Christy — 80 Corbin, Lisa — 135 Corcoran, Joe — 63 Corey, Melanie — 135 Coty, Linda Covert, Cindy — 64 Cowart, Nathan — 135 Cowley, Diane — 135 Cox, Alisa — 80 Cox, Cheryl — 135 Cox, Cindy — 110 Cox, Colleen — 80 Cox, Leslie — 135 Cox, Sonja — 64 Crabtree, Debbie — 135 Crago, James Crago, Mary — 110, 209 Crago, Vicki — 135 338 Crank, Chris — 80 Crawley, Rebecca Crawley, Rena — 64 Creamer, Kyle — 80, 220 Crile, Sherrie — 80, 179 Crossen, Carla Crossen, Carol Crossland. Gary — 81 Crossland, Ronny — 110 Crow, Greg — 80 Crowe, Toni — 81, 162, 179 Crowell, Mark— 135 Crumm, Dena Crump, Angela — 64 Grumpier, Jan — 110 Crutchfield, Anne — 81 Cumbie, Carol — 135 Cunninghan, Austin — 136 Cunningham, Peter — 64 Cunningham, Tammy — 81 Currin, Kenneth Curry, Debra — 81 Curry, Patricia — 64 Cushman, Callie — 64 Cushman, Tim Cutts, David — 136 D Daily, Lisa - 64 Dale, Allison — 182, 195 Dale, Cheri — 81 Dale, Greg — 81 Dale, Robert — 81 Daniel, Dallas — 64 Daniels, Arden Dano, Leslie — 81 Danna, Kim — 136 Darden, Brent— 110 Darnell, Walter — 81 Daubach, Lynne — 110 Davenport, Thomas Davidson, Greg — 81 Davidson, Rodger — 110 Davies, Mary — 1 10, 196 Davis, Annette — 136, 220 Davis, Christine — 81, 179 Davis, Frank— 110 Davis, Jan — 81 Davis, Jeff — 110 Davis, John — 64 Davis, Johnny — 110 Davis, Karen — 136 Davis, Leighann — 81 Davis, Linda — 1 10, 197 Davis, Mark — 81 Davis, Stephen — 81 Davis, Steve — 81 Davis, Suzanne — 136 Davis, Troy — 64 Day, Shawn — 82 Dean, Linda — 82, 89, 182, 201 Deaton, Connie — 1 10, 182, 204 Deggendorf , Maria — 136 Delagarrigue, Andre — 82 De-Leon, Rosa Delisle, Tana — 64 Deloach, Lisa — 82 Densmore, Jamice — 1 10 Derr, Richard Derr, Tom — 64, 82 Devitt, Brad— 136 Dew, Christine — 1 10, 196, 200 Dew, Valerie — 82 Diamond, Tony — 110, 162 Dicken, Jerry — 82 Dickens, Warren — 136, 197 Dickey, Craig — 136 Dietz, Carla — 64, 163 Dietz, Diane — 82, 179 Dietz, Doris — 1 10 Dietz, Danny — 136 Dinriwachter, Tom — 136 Dipiazza, Vincent — 82 Dixon, Tim — 136 Dobbs, Cynthia — 64, 82, 174 Dodge, Doug — 1 10 Dodge, Lee— 136, 208 Dodsan, Cindy — 64 Dodson, Dyerl — 1 10, 194, 207 Dodson, Mary — 111 Dolan, Kelly — 1 1 1 Donham, Linda — 136 Dotson, Alan — 64 Dotson, Harrell — 111 Doty, Linda — 82 Dowdenjohn — 136, 200 Dowling, Rosemary Dowling, Stephen — 82 Dozier, Rori — 111 Drake, Penny — 209 Drumm, Dena — 82, 220 Drummond, Lori — 82 Duff, Karen — 137 Duf field, Thomas — 82 Dumais, David — 136 Dumais, Steve — 111 Duncan, Kelly — 137, 198, 204 Dunegan, Joe — 64, 188 Dunham, Cindy — 82 Dunham, Karen — 64 Dunham, Mark — 64, 188 Dunn, Kerry — 82 Dunn, Phillip — 82 Duran, Patty — 64 Duran, Penny — 137 Durbin, Richard — 82, 87, 88, 100 Durham, Kim — 64 Dyer, John— 137, 190 Dyer, Michele — 82 East, Larry — 111,197 Easterwood, George Easton, Mark — 82 Eastin, William — 64 Easum, Charles — 82 Easum, Paul — 137, 190 Easum, Mary — 82 Eaton, David — 1 1 1, 28, 194 Eaton, Susan — 137 Edgin, Jack— 111 Edwards, Noel — 137 Edwards, Sherrian — 1 1 1, 179, 200 339 Edwards, Tracy — 82 1:1am. Teresa — iy III ledge, Renee — 82 Elliott, Cheryl — 64 Elliott, Gaylon — 13 7 Elliott, Scott — 82 Ellis, Leonard — 64 Ellison. Charles Elrod, Alvis — 64 Elrod. Ann — 86 Elrod, Faye — 82 Elrod, Mike — 82 Emmons, Liz — 111, 162 Engel, David — 64 Engel.Jeff — 82 Engel, Jim — 82, 94, 200, 201 Engel, Katrinia— 137, no Erwin, Charlotte — 13 7 , 209 Esh. David — 83. 207 Estep.Jeff — 111,207 Estep. Nancy — 83 Eudy. Donna — 13 7 . 194, 220 Eudy, Rhonda — 1 1 1 Evans, Donald — 83 Evans. James — 64 Evans, Mike — 111 Everett, Tony — 111 Fairman, Adcle — 83, 220 Farmer. Kendal — 64 Farnell. Beverly — 64 Farrar. Terry — 13 7 Fasig, David — 137 Fast. Steve — 111 Faquier, Robin — 138, 196 Faquiet. William — 64 Fay.Jonh — 111 Feagins, Brian — 111 Fcagins, Eric Fedak, Pauline — 64 Fekete, Robert — 138 Fekete, Steve — 111 Felix, Shelly Ferguson, James — 138 Ferguson, Janet — 83 Ferguson, Kelly — 1 1 1, 179 Ferreri, Janice — 206 Field, Jack — 111 Field, Kurt Fields, Barbara — 1 1 1, 179, 189, 200 Fields, Deidre — 83, 196 Fields, Linda — 112 Fields, Partick — 112 Fields, Ronald— 112 Fields, Sherri Fields, Vivian — 63, 65 Fiely, Micheal — 138, 220 Fiely, Terry— 112, 220 Figueroa. Karen — 112 Fillebrown, Chris — 112 Fillebrown, Pam — 138 Firmberg, Sherri — 138, 208 Fitzgerald, Mike — 112 Fitzgerald, Tricia — 1 12 Fitzpatrick, Mike — 1 12 Flachmeire, Leslie — 138, 197 Fleck, Sonja — 65 Flesh, Linda— 112 Florence, Eddie — 65 Flores, Josephine — 65 Flynn, Tony — 112 Focht, Tracy — 138, 209 Ford, Derrick Ford, Patrick — 83 Ford, Rocky — 83 Fording, Kevin — 83 Forker, Kimberly — 83 Forniglia, Lynn — 65 Former, Mary — 65 Fox, David — 65 Foxall, Rodney— 112 Frasier, Jeffrey Frank, Bonnie — 83, H9 Franklin, Craig — 83 Franklin, Van Franks, Michael — 83 Frasier, Jeff — 83 Frasier, Judy — 138, 7 4, 209 Frasier, Stephen — 1 12 Frazier, Kip — 112 Frazier, Steve — 65 Frederick, Claudia — 112, 206 Frederick, David — 138 Fredrick, Lori — 1 12 Freeman, John — 112, 208 Freeman, Kevin — 65 Freeman, Mark — 65 Freeman, Timothy Frolic, Carmen — 65 Fulford, Eric — 83 Fulghum, Angie — 138 Fulghum, Donald — 83 Fulgham, Tracy — 112 Fulton, Jim — 83 Gallion, Brett— 112, 113 Gallion, Risa — 112, 174, 200 Gamster, Scott Ganter, Mark— 112 Ganter, Patricia — 83 Garcia, Cuate — 83 Garcia, Maria — 83 Garcia, Paul Garcia, Richard — 83 Garcia, Yvette — 65, 60, 162 Garcia, Yvonne — 112 Gardner, Cindy — 112 Garner, Becky — 138 Gardner, Robert — 84 Garnett, Neal — 65 Gatretson, Cindy — 84, 179 Garron, Kimbetly — 65 Garron, Leonard — 112 Gaskey, Richard — 65 Gauthier, Claude — 138 Gauthier, Fred — 65 Gebhardt, Ted — 1 12, 197 Gee. Billy — 138, 140 Gentle, Tami — 113 George, Jennifer — 84 Gerand, Charles — 65 340 Gibson, Bonnie — 1 1 3. 209 Gibson, Sheila — 113 Giles, John— 84, 194 Gilliland, Michael — 65 Gillete, David— 138 Gilley.Jeff — 113 Gilson, Andy — 84 Gilson, Kathy — 113 Gittle, Jeffrey— 139 Gittle.John — 63, 220 Givens, Deeadrea — 65 Givens, Ronald — 139 Glasscock, Gregg — 139, 221 Glasscock, Kevin — 84 Glazbrook, Gay — 84 Glenn, Joel — 84 Glisson, Carri — 84, 209 Godfrey, Cheryl — 139, 208 Golembiewski, Betsy — 139 Golden, Stef ani — 65 Goldstein, Sheri — 65 Gonzalez, Hector — 84, 207 Gonalez, Lance — 84 Gonzalez, Ixe — 65 Good, David — 84 G(xxle, Shawn — 1 39 Crtxxle, Tierney — 1 39 Gixxlman, David — 65 Gcxximan, Debbie — 139 Goodman, Trey — 1 13, 14, 183, 197 Gordon, Jimmy — 66 Gordon, Julie — 1 13 Gordon, Sherrie — 84 Gore, Andrea Gould, Cliff— 113 Gould, Natalie — 139 Goza. Cliff — 84 Goza, Mark— 139 Graham, Dena — 139, 162, 194, 200, 201, 220 Graham, Geoffrey — 139 Graham, Regina — 84, 221 Grantham, Mark — 1 13, 188, 197 Gray. Greg— 113, 197 Gray, Linda— 113, 208 Gray, Robert — 66 Green, Amy — 113 Green, Larry — 84 Green, Linda — 84 Green, Lizabeth — 84 Green, Randy — 139 Green, Stephen — 139 Greenwood, Bill — 66 Gregory, Karen — 113 Gregory, Mark — 66 Gregory, Mark — 84 Grice, Charlotte — 1 39 Griffin, Anthony Grigalas.Joe Grigsby, Michael — 66 Grigsby, Richard — 84 Grimes, Vonda — 66 Gritten,Joe — 84 Gritten, Stephanie — 7 Gross, Alan — 84 Gross, Lonnie — 113, 207 Gronnds, Randy — 139 Grounds, Rhonda — 84 Grounds, Sharon — 84 Grubb, Brad — 74, 85, 162 Grubb, Genai — 113, 162, 184, 220 Guillemaud, Mark — 85 Gutcheon, Michael Guy, David — 113 H Haas, Kirk — 48, 139, 182, 197 Hair. James Hall, Cindy Hall, Kristine— 113 Hall, Rick Hall, Shriley Hall.Teri — 66 Halpenny, John — 79, 85 Halverson, Mike — 113 Hamilton, Donna Hamilton, Phillip L. — 85, 198 Hamilton, Phillip R. Hamilton, Sharon Hamilton, Sherri — 108, 113, 200 Hamilton, Sue — 140, 195 Hammack, Barbara — 85 Hammack, Rae — 85, 220 Hampton, John — 140, 208 Hamrick, Stephen — 85 Handel, John — 85, 188 Handel, Karen — 66 Handy, Kevin — 85 Hansen, Kelli Harbeson, Rayna — 85 Hardison, Barron — 113 Harden, Terri — 140 Hardy, Tenee Harman, Richard — 113 Harman, Roger — 85, 207 Harp, Debra — 85 Harper, Craig — 109, 1 13, 208 Harper, Delatha — 140, 209 Harpst, Saratt — 66, 163 Harrell, Charley — 140 Harrell, Peyton — 85 Harris, Jackie — 140 Harris, Jacque — 113 Harris, Lori — 113 Harris, Mike — 85 Harris, Randall — 140, 164 Harris, Thomas — 140 Harris, Vanessa — 140 Harrison, Elizabeth — 85 Harrison, Patrick — 85 Hart, Phil — 1 14 Hart, Todd — 85 Hartman, Kevin — 66 Harvey, Danny — 85 Harvey, Greg — 140 Harvey, Jeff ery Haven, Pamela — 85 Havens, Carol — 114 Havens, Kenneth — 140, 221 Hawkins, Denise — 114, 195 Hazelwood, Glenn Heatha, Billy — 66 Heatleyjohn — 85 Heatley, Nancy — 1 14 Hedrick, Karen — 114 341 Helm, James — 66 Hemmila, Anne — 140, 209 Henderson, Randall — 140, 182 Hendricks, Gary — 66 Henninger, Camela — 85, 97, 179, 195 Henry, Debbie — 140, 184, 220 Henry, Michael — 114,220 Herd, Stephen Herd, Tamera — 140, 189 Heron, John — 140, 184 Herrera, Michael Herrera, Ralph — 114 Herring, Karen — 209 Hertel, Paula — 85 Hetherington, Kim — 66 Hibbs, Jeffrey— 114 Hicks, Catherine — 85, 196 Hucks, Elizabetha — 140 Hicks, Lisa— 114 Hiebel, Chris— 114 Higdon,Jana Higgins, Ivan — 141 Higgins, Pat— 114, 206 Hill, Jeffrey — 66 Hill, Jimmy — 141 Hill, Michael — 141 Hill, Millie— 114 Hill, Teresa — 114 Hindman, Sheryl — 66 Hober, Julie Hocker, John Hocker, Mike — 85, 162 Hodges, Bobbie — 114, 179 Hodges, Grethchen — 114 Hodges, Gwendolyn — 114 Hodgkinson, Gregory — 66 Hodgkinson, Greg — 85 Hodgkinson, Michael — 141 Hof fecker, Dana — 141 Hoffecker, Jennifer — 85 Hogg, Don — 114, 185 Hogue, Deann — 85, 178 Holcombjeff — 85 Holcomb, Lynn — 141 Holden, Miriam — 141 Holden, William — 85, 195 Holder, Debbie — 66 Holder, Tracey — 66 Hoi lie, James — 66 Holman, Felicia — 141 Holiday, Andrew — 1 14 Holiday, Janiss Hoist, Heather — 141 Horak, David — 115 Horn, Dianna — 85 Horner, Stephen — 66 Horton, Angela — 115 Hosang, Mark — 141, 162 Hoser, David — 141 Houston, Jerry — 208 Houston, Larry — 66 Howard, Allen — 85 Howington, Dana — 141 Hubert, Nathaniel — 86 Huck, David — 66 Hudman, Denton — 115 Huff, Robert — 86, 163, 220 Huf f , Virgina — 141,220 Huf f hines, Ted — 86, 162 Huffman, Sharon — 104, 115, 162 Hug, Doug — 86 Hughs, Clare — 141,220 Hughes, Doug — 66, 183 Hughes, Karen — 86 Hughes, Kyle — 86 Hughes, Mary Hughes, Simon — 115, 123, 185, 198 Hukill, Kenneth — 86 Hulett, Terri — 115, 196, 220 Hull, Kevin— 141 Hull, Mike — 86 Humphrey, Lee — 86 Humphries, Thomas — 142 Hundley, Gordon — 67 Hunnicut, Tracey Hunsicker, Scott — 142, 190 Hunt, Carolyn — 142, 220 Hunter, Diane — 142 Hunter, Karen — 64 Hunter, Karen — 86 Hunter, Rachel — 83, 84, 86, 99, 183 Hunter, Russell — 86 Huntington, Judy — 115 Hutson, Alecia — 142, 207 Hutson, Elaine — 142, 207 Hux, Jennie — 86 Hwang, Terry — 86 I Iannucci, James — 64 Iannucci, Tammy — 115 Illingworth, Anita — 142 Ingram, Randy — 142, 197, 220 Ingram, Tracy — 86, 220 Iovinelli, Robert — 142 Ivey, Samuel — 86 J Jack, Laura — 86 Jack, Rebecca Jackson, Charles — 64 Jackson, David— 107, 114, 115, 127 Jackson, Jayne— 115, 104, 115, 162,220 Jackson, Kenneth — 86 Jackson, William James, Dennis — 115, 184, 196, 220 Jamison, Mark Jan, Cynthia — 87 Jan, Keith — 142 Jarvis, Curtis Jarvis, Debbie — 115 Jarvis, Jeffery— 142, 221 Jasper, David — 142 Jasper, Sharon — 64 Jay, John — 143 Jay, Sandra — 87, 221 Jaynes, Kevin — 156, 221 Jeffress, David — 115, 220 Jeffries, Kenneth — 115, 195 Jefferson, Lorenza — 143 Jenkins, Alan — 115 Jennings, Scott — 1 15, 221 Jester, Laura — 115 342 Jester, Steve — 16, 143 Jimenez. Ildef unsoo — 115 Jimenez, Elizabeth — 143 Jimenez, Maria — 143 Johnn, Holley — 67 Johnson, Dana — 143 Johnson, Kim — 87 Johnson, Michael — 87 Johnston, John — 87 Johnson, Sherri — 143 Johnson, Kim — 143 Johnson, Tim Jones, Charlotte — 1 16 Jones, Darla Jones, Hmmanuel Jones, Janet Jones, Janson — 87 Jones, Karen Jones, Kelly — 143 Jones, Mark — 143 Jones, Myra — 116 Jones, Susie — 1 16 Jones, Victor Jopling, Greg — 1 16 Joubert, Bill — 67 Joubert, David — 116 Junto, Mary — 143, 174 Jung, Butch Jung, Micheal — 87, 195 K Kahler, Mary Kahler, Lisa— 14 3 Kallas, Angela — 67 Kanewske, James — 87 Kao, Peter — 87 Karabaic, Nicholas — 87 Kartsotis, Anastasio Kartsotis, Mary — 87, 178 Katz, Barbara — 1 16 Kaup, Lisa — 143, 184, 220 Kavisic, Liz — 116 Kay. Steven — 143 Kearney, Kyle — 87 Keeton, Arthur — 116 Keeton, Maggie — 67 Keiffer, Tami — 143 Kelsey, Kent Keller, Billy Keller, Patricia Kelly, Kelley — 87 Kelly, Kirk— 116 Kelnhofer,Jolene Kempton, Charles — 87 Kennard, Chris — 116 Kennard, Marie — 143, 184, 197 Kennison, David — 87 Kennison, Michael — 144 Kerr, Blanka — 87, 179 Kerr, Robin— 64,67, 220 Keyser, Kimberly — 87 Kiernan, Tim — 116 Kiger, Mike Kilander.Jean — 88 Kilander, Marie — 88 Killius, Steve — 116 Killman, Cheryl — 67 Kilpatrick, Mike — 1 16, 207 Kinder, Kerry — 67 King, Brenda — 88 King, Karen — 116 King, Laura — 67 Kinman, Jimmy — 116 Kinney, Jane — 144 Kirby, Cindy — 116 Kirby,Gary — 17, 221 Kirby, Gary — 144 Kirk, Kathy— 116, 127 Kissel, Vickie — 67 Kite, Kelby — 88, 198 Klasky, Judy — 144 Knighten, Cliff — 144 Kolb, Jimmy — 1 16 Kolb, Toni Kovarik, Christopher — 88 Kozak, Kathy Krizmanic, James Krizmanic, Mark — 67 Krizmanic, James — 88, 22 1 Krouse, Nancy Kulp, Lori — 67 Kush, Patti — 1 16 Laflamme, Felissa — 116 Lair, Richard — 116 Laird, Lisa — 88 Lake, Paul — 88 Lake, Paula — 88 Lambert, Tim — 116 Lamm, Mitch — 144, 198 Lamm, Tami — 88 Lamm, Tracey — 67 Lanphere, Scott — 117 Lane, Leslie — 88 Lanier, Danny — 117 Lanier, Jane Lankford, Tony — 144 Lankford, Brad — 67 Larsen, Brent— 117, 184 Lassiter, Lauri — 117, 207 Latham, Angela — 88, 185 Latham, Paul — 88, 185 Laubacher, Kathleen — 144 Laubacher, Mary — 117, 162 Laubacher, Patrick — 79, 88, 91, 182 Lauber, Jackie — 67 Lauer, Betsy — 88 Laver, Danny Laver,Jeffery — 117 Lawerence, Adam — 88 Lawerence, Cynthia — 88 Leach, Brian — 88 Leach, Shannon — 144 Lee, Donna — 144, 162, 165 Lee, Kendall — 88 Lee, Kerry — 144 Lehr, Stephen — 67, 191 Lee, Sandra Lehr, Andy — 88 I eichsenring, Lori — 88 Lennox, Curtis — 144 Ixnnox. Many 343 I eonard, Kristi — 67 Leschingski, Joanne Lester, Linda — 88 Leszcynski, Raymond — 67 Ijeverette, Lyne — 144 Ix-vitan, Mark — 67 Levitan, Ricki — 117 Lewis, Gary — 117 I-ewis, Harold — 88 Lewis, I-arry — 88 lxwis, Lisa — 88, 90. 179 Lewis, Mark — 144 I.ewis, Steve — 88 Irwis, Teresa — 67 Lewis, Terry — 88 Lewos, Vicki — 117 Lhuillier, Cheryl — 88 Light, Laurie — 88, 182 Lightsey, Erin — 89 Lightsey, Mary — 68 Logon, Lynda — 117 Liles.Jeff — 68 Linder, Herbert — 68 Lindsay. Jeffery — 89 Lindsay, Mark — 89 Lingerfelt, Patricia Linstaeter, Ranely — 89 Lippincott, Cheri — 117 Litster, Cory — 89 Litster, Jolene — 117 Livingston, Felicia — 89 Logan, Randy — IP, 162, 195 Logan, Richie — 68, 105 Loney, Bob— 117 Ix ng, Vickie I-ong, Carolyn Ix ng. Victor — 89 I.ooper. Michele — 89 I.orentz, Ricky — 89 Ix ria, Ernie — 117 Loria, Yvonne — 89, 96 Ix ve, Donna — 68 Love. Garry — 117 IjOVC, Terri — 144 Lowe, Bobbv — 89 Lowe, Marianne — 117 Lozoya, Irma — 144 Lu, Johnson — 89, 197 Luby, Sharon Lucas, Marcia — 145 Luiken, Cheryl — 145 Luiken, David — 89 Lumsden, Mark — 145 Lumsden. Susan — 89 Lydick, Daniel — 145, 220 Lyles, Scott — 53, 117 Lynch, Rosalyn — 89 Lyng, Brian — 117 Lyons, Cindy — 145 Lyons, Gregory — 145 M Mace, Larry Mackey, Eric — 145, 204 Macy, Paula — 68 Madden, Lori — 89 Madden, Mitch — 145, 204 Mahurin, Elizabeth — 89 Mahurin.Jeff — 117 Mahurinjohn — 145, 207 Mahurin, Mike — 89 Mahurin, Pamela Mahurin, Robert — 67, 68, 8 Mahurin, Tracy — 117 Maia, Diana — 89 Mair, Steven Major, Robert — 117, 195 Malone, Merty — 1 18, 197 Malone, Monica — 68 Malone, Richard Mann, Jason — 89 Mann, Royce Manske, Julia — 68, 197 Marcinko, Andy — 145 Marcinko, Pat — 89 Marroquin, Lewis — 145 Marshall, Debra — 145, 174 Mart, Bobby — 89 Man, Debbie — 89 Mart, Natalie — 68 Martensen, Lisa— 118, 176, 177 Martin, Candy — 68 Martin, Carole — 145 Martin, Kyle — 68 Maritn, Stacy — 118 Mason, Kevin — 89, 220 Massey, Daniel — 145, 200, 221 Massey, Lisa — 89 Masterson, Kim — 145 Masterson, Thomas — 68, 163 Matheny, Marilee — 68, 163 Mathews, Vernon — 118 Mathewson, Gay — 68, 60, 162 Mathewson, Rickey — 6, 28, 136, 146 Mathewson, Tina — 68, 60, 162 Matteson, Jody — 68 Matthews, Barney — 89 Matthews, Barry Matthews, Joe — 68 Matthews, Scott — 146 Matura, Donnie — 68 May, Lawrence May, Terri — 89, 207 Mayf ield, Michael — 68 McAdam, Eddie— 118 McAlister, Gregory — 146 McAlister, Julie — 89 McAlister, Lori — 118 McAlister, Jean — 89 McCarthy, Kevin — 146 McCaslin, Ronald — 146, 221 McClenary, Thomas — 146 McClendon, Bryon — 146, 195 McClendon, Liz — 1 18, 127 McClerkin, Mike— 118 McClerkin, Tracy — 68, 60, 162 McConnell, Cynthia — 146 McCracken, Melinda — 10, 146 McCracken, Scott — 118 McCraw, Angela — 89, 220 McCraw, Ulonda — 118, 179, 189 McCurry, Eva — 89, 174, 204 McDaniel, Micheal — 90 McDonoland, Diane — 6 344 McDonald, Steve — 118 McDonald, Vernon — 146 McDonough, Susan — 90, 179 McDow, Sharon — 146, 206 McDowell, Karsten — 146 McEwen, Lisa McFadden, Jeff — 118 McGann, Taunia — 104, 1 18, 162 McGcc, Irene — 146 McGee, Janna — 90 McCiee, Judge — 146 McGilyary, Susan — 68 McGowan, Karl — 90 McGreger, Brenda — 68 McGrew, Cindy — 90, 98, 182, 198 McGrew, Pam — 90, 162, 183 McKee, James McKinney, Joan — 1 18 McKinney, Micheal — 146 McKinney, Sharon — 90 McKinnon,John McKissack, Brad — 147 Mcl-aughlin, John — 90 McLaughlin, Melinda — 147 McMinn, Frank — 90 McNatt, Cherel — 118 McNeese, Cherilyn — 118 McNeir, Michael — 68 McPeters, Dale — 90 McPeters, Dana — 68 McMeares, Sandy — 68 McMears, Terrie McMeases, Terrie — 68 McMeddler, Donnye — 90 McMedlin, Tamilee — 1 18 McMelton, Carol Menard, Charles — 147 Menard, Suzette — 147 Mercado, Guadalupe Mercado, Rosie — 118 Mercer, Clyde — 147,221 Merritt, Kelle — 147 Messer, Dennis — 147 Meyers, Gary — 68 Meyer, Mark — 147 Michael, Doug — 1 18 Middleton, Linda — 90, 162 Middleton, Susan — 147, 162 Milam, Lisa — 90 Miller, Barbara — 90 Miller, Cynthia — 90 Miller, David — 90 Miller, David — 90 Miller, Dean— 91 Miller, John — 118 Miller, Kimberly — 147 Miller, Lori — 119, 208 Miller, Mark — 91 Miller, Mindy — 147 Miller, Paula — 147 Miller, Vicki — 147 Milligan, Amy — 147 Milligan, Rayford — 91 Milliorn, Gary — 119 Milliorn, Susan — 68 Mills, Mike — 79,91, 182 Mingle, Lisa — 119 Mitchell, Dwayne — 1 19, 220 Mitchell, Linda — 91 Mitchell, Micheal — 147 Mize, Eric — 91 Mock, Tim — 130, 147, 190 Moffatt, Eddi Molter, Leiann — 91 Mongold, Kit — 91 Montgomery, David — 68 Montgomery, Mickey — 68 Montgomery, William — 91 Moore, Alan — 91 Moore, Cindy — 119, 206 Moore, Diane — 91 Moore, John — 68 Moore, Lori Moore, Pamela — 91 Moore, Penelope — 69 Moore, Rebecca — 74, 91, 162 Moore, Renee — 1 19, 190, 220 Moore, Wendy — 91 Moraski, Michelle — 119 Moreland, Thomas — 1 19 Morgan, Debra — 147, 204 Morgan, John — 69 Morgan, Kim Morgan, Lee — 1 19 Morgan, Marsha — 148 Morgan, Randy — 134, 148, 157 Morgan, William — 91 Morman, David — 91 Morris, Kristin — 148 Morrison, John — 69 Morse, Kenneth — 69 Morse, Loren — 91 Morse, Robert — 91 Morton, Tim Moss, Carol — 1 19 Mount, Roger — 91 Mowery, Carol — 91 Mowery, Kathryn — 148 Mozley, William — 91 Muchmore, Margaret Muhurin, Pam — 91 Muir, Steven — 148 Mullen, Kathryn — 119 Munsterman, Linda — 69 Munsterman, Micheal — 148, 194 Munsterman, Wayne — 91 Murphy, Bambi — 148, 207 Murphy, Karen — 92 Murphy, Micheal Murphy, Shana — 148 Murphy, Tamara — 92 Murrell, Donna — 69 Musil, Brenda — 92, 182 Musil, Wendy— 119 Myers, Brian Myers, Gary Myers, Jon — 92, 148, 208 Myers, Sharon — 92 N Nance, Alice — 1 19 Nance, Lou — 148, 200 Nash, Kurt Nash, Scott — 221 345 Nation, Rodger — 69 Navalta, Mark — 92 Navarra, Donald Navarra, Ronald — 119 Navarra, Sally — 92 Neal, Scott — 92 Nees, Kyle — 1 19 Nelson, Devona — 1 19 Nelson, Larry — 69 Nelson, Pam — 1 19, 200 Newkerk, Greg — 1 19 Newkirk, Rodney — 92 Newman, Monica — 92, 179 Newton. Ulonda Nichols, Becky — 119 Nichols, Karri — 148, 204 Nickels, Melissa — 120 Nicholson, Edde — 148 Nicholson, Ricky — 148 Nicholson, Valeri — 69 Nintzel, Douglas — 92 Noland, Blake — 69 Noland, Scott Norton, Douglas — 120 Nowlin, Gary — 148 Null, Chuck — 92 Nussbaum, Emily — 148 o Oates, Lea Ann — 148 O ' Brian, Joey — 107, 148 O ' Brian, Micki — 149, 209 Odom, Kim — 93, 220 O ' Donnell, Diane — 93 O ' Donnell, John — 149, 206 O ' Donnell, Peggy — 93 O ' Donnell, Thersa — 128, 149, 162 Oehler, Jeanne — 93 Olive, Joanne — 120, 174, 196 Olive, Philip — 93 Oliver, Mark— 120, 197 O ' Neal, Billy— 120 Oneal, Greg — 93 Oreilly, Debra — 149 Osborne, Lori — 93 Osborne, Mark — 69 Osborne, Mike — 93 Ospina, Anna — 149 Ostrom, Pamela — 149 Ovellette, Steven — 93 Overstrett, Brent — 149 Overstrett, Saundra — 120, 179 Overstrett, Scott — 120 Owen, Paul — 149, 200 Owens, Lynda — 120 Owens, Pam — 149, 204 Page, Julie — 69 Page, Patti — 149 Page, Vickie — 149, 209 Paine, James — 120 Palmer, Tim — 69 Park, Steven — 208 Parker, Dean — 149 Parker, Debra — 93 Parker, Joe — 93 Parker, Jolinda — 149, 209 Parnitke, Bill — 93 Parsons, Sandra — 69 Part, Kathy — 204 Patchen, Charles — 93, 221 Pate, James Patmon, Tracy — 120 Patrick, Diane — 120, 195 Patriquin, Crystal — 69 Patriquin, Greg Patterson, Cathy — 149 Paul, Kevin Pauvk,Janis — 120 Pauvk, Mark — 69 Payne, Reginald — 93 Peasner, Chris — 93 Peasner, Stacy — 120 Peche, Rick — 69 Pederson, Cary — 120 Pederson, Edi — 93 Peebles, Michele — 93 Pehle, Michele— 120 Pena, Rene— 121,220 Penny, Ruth — 93 Pepper, Deborah Perkins, Kenneth — 121 Perry, Jamie — 94 Perry, Pamela — 149, 208 Peterson, Gwen — 94 Peterson, Gwen — 121 Peterson, Hilelie Peterson, Mike— 121, 11, 162 Peterson, Richard — 69 Peterson, Teri — 185, 206 Petty, Ronald Phemister, Russell — 94 Phillips, Dean — 121 Phillips, Kella — 94 Phillips, Kerry — 121, 162 Phillips, Micheal — 150 Phillips, Terry — 150 Phemister, Russell Pierce, Susan — 121, 179 Pierson, Larry Pierson, Perry — 121 Pierson, Susan — 94 Pilano, David — 69 Piping, Chris — 69 Pire, Catherine — 94 Pittrof f , Robin — 94 Planells, Suzanne — 94 Piatt, Duane — 69 Ploehn, Harry — 94 Plugge, Larry — 150,221 Plunley, Myron Polk, Mai lori— 94 Poneler, Stacey — 121, 200, 201 Porras, Liz — 121 Poteet, Jenny — 121 Potts, Joe — 69 Potts, Marka— 121 Poulton, Curt — 121 Poux, James Powell, Monty Prasad, Baij Prather, Christia — 74, 94 346 Press. Jason — 69 Preston, Ashley — 69 Preston. Diana— 121, 193 Prestridgc, Connie — 130, 220 Prestridge, Michael Price, Johnny — 94 Price, Mickey — 94 Priebe. Michcal — HO Priest, Ix ri — 94 Prime, Tryna — 69 Pruitt, Deborah — 94 Pruitt, Douglas — 7, 150 I Pruitt, Leta — HO i Prudhomme,Julianna — 69 Pugsley, Linda — 150,221 Puig. Suzanne — 90, 94. 162 Pullas, David— 121 Putnam, Stacy — 133, 150, 208 Q Quiucn, Bobby Quillen, Jeffrey— 69 R Raack, Kevin — 121, 184, 190 Raack, Michelle — 69, 191 Raack, Robert— 150 Ragsdale, Carrie Ramsey, David — 94 Ramsey, Dee Dee — 121 Rathkamp, Bill — 122 Rawlings, Dana Rawlins, Roger — 69 Rawlings, Stuart — 122 Reeves, Sharon Reckner, Russell — 122 Redding, Larry Rcdttings, Larry — 69 Recce, Gary— 150, 197 Reed.Janie— 150 Reedy, Karen Rees, Darlene — 122 Reeves, Cynthia — 150 Rehder, Martin Reid, Kenneth Reinhardt, Lisa — 69 Relder, Angela — 95 Render, Martain — 122 Renfrojohn— 95 Renfro, Paul — 207 Ren fro, Robert Rettenmayer, Deborah — 150 Reyes, Paulette — 122 Reynolds, Dale — 95 Rhodes, Nancy — 151, 220 Rhodes, Jeff ery — 69, 197 Rhodes, Shelia — 95 Rhodes, Shelia — 122 Riales, Clay — 122, 184, 197 Richards, Ann — 69 Richards, Ronald — 122 Richardson, Billy Richardson, Joe — 95 Richardson, Phillip — 151 Richey, Mike— 122 Rico, Gregg — 95 Rieling, Mike — 95 Riggins, Douglas Rigsby, Anthony Rigsby, Julia— 151 Rielyjohn — 95 Rileyjohn — 122 Riley, Kelly— 122 Rippy, Evelyn — 69 Rippy, Robert — 95 Riter, Gary — 95 Riterjeffery — 151 Ritschel, Brad — 151,207 Ritschel, Pam — 122,207 Ritter, Eric — 95 Rivera, Alma — 151 Rivers, Tammye — 95 Roach, Deborah — 69 Robcrson, Ladonna — 151 Roberts, Lauretta Roberts, William— 95 Robertson, David — 122 Robertson, Joe Robertson, John — 70, 197 Robertson, John — 151 Robertson, Randy — 122 Robinson. Gregory Robison, Robbie — 1 22 Rodgers, Marcy — 122 Rodgers, Sheila — 151 Rozinsky, Mark Rogers, David Rogers, Matt — 151 Rodgers, Tammie — 122 Rose, Earnest — 151 Rose, Gregory — 95 Ross, Anthony — 95 Ross, Linda Rote, Ton i— 95, 179 Roth, Penny — 95 Rouch, Deborah Rouse, John — 132 Rowan, Gary Rowell, Rosemarie — 122 Rowland, Mindi — 151 Rowland, Stuart Rowley, Dorinda — 122 Rowsey, Charles — 96 Roy, Renee — 96 Royall, Beverly — 96, 206 Royer, Arthur — 96 Royer, Clifford— 151 • Royall, Beverly Rozinsky, Dana — 96 Rozinsky, Mark — 123 Ruckberg, Bradley — 96 Rundel, Ednard — 151 Rundel, Sabrina — 151, 197, 209 Ruekberg, Bradley Rundel, Chuck — 70 Rundle, Keith — 70 Rundle, Sabrina — 174 Rupard, Royse — 70 Russell, Darryl — 151 Russell, Jeri — 123, 176, 177, 194 Ruth, Tony — 96 Ruthledge. Tony — 96 Ruthledge, Lee — 152 347 Ruuska, Brian Salehtehran, Mostafa — 123 Salsbury, Lisa — 152 Salsbury, Melissa — 123 Salsbury, Mike — 96 Sanford, Laura — 96, 204 Sanderford, Chris — 123 Sanderford, Doug — 70 Sanderford, Jeff — 96 Sanders, Bret — 70 Sanders, Terri — 152 Sanacki, Mike — 96 Sasiek, Toni — 152 Savage, Blaine — 152 Savage, Terri — 123 Scalf, Lynda— 123,220 Schaeffer, Audrey — 123, 207 Schatzman, Mark — 70 Schiller, Joni — 152 Schiller, Lisa — 96 Schmidt, Kellie — 207 Schminke, Diana — 78, 96 Schoenky, Bill — 123, 207 Schremp, Andy — 123 Schrengohst, Joey — 123 Schrengost, Mike — 152, 198 Schrengohst, Steven — 70 Schroeder, Evelyn — 123, 184, 220 Schroeder, Richard — 96 Schroeder, Ricky — 96 Schroer, Lori —96, 182 Schroer, Lynn — 74, 84, 96, 162, 182 Schroer, Mark — 123, 162 Schulte, Amy — 123 Schultz, Greg — 123, 220 Schultze, Laquitta — 196 Schulze, Carol — 70 Schutza, Curtis — 96, 221 Schwab, Greg— 123, 197 Scoggin, Drew — 96 Scott, Charlotte— 123, 184 Scott, Tammie — 123, 220 Seale, Dana — 70 Seals, Angela — 70 Seba, Don— 123,208 Seegmiller, Robert — 96 Seegmiller, Susan — 152, 197 Seibert, Philip Seifert, Sherri — 123 Seigert, David Sewell, David — 70 Shahi, Sharram — 96 Shain, David — 96 Shanafelt, Allison — 70 Shans, Theresa — 96 Shaw, Marybeth — 152 Shaw, Michael — 152 Shaw, Robert — 96 Shaw, Terri — 123 Shea, Mike — 97 Shea, Nathan — 123 Shegich, Cari — 152 Shell, Dee Dee — 70 Sherman, Robert Sherman, Ronald Shiff let, Scott — 152 Shirley, David — 97, 207, 221 Shook, Stephen — 97 Showers, Claudia — 97 Shuffield, Sarilyn— 123 Shurtleff, Dan — 124 Shushok, Barbara — 152 Sierveld, Gregory — 124 Sikes, Mark — 190 Simmons, Darren Simmons, Darren — 97 Simmons, Paula — 97, 174 Simmons, Scott — 124 Sims, Glenn — 70 Skavlan, Deboroch — 152 Skavlanjonn — 124, 184 Skiles, Lee— 152 Skinner, Jeff — 97 Skinner, Ken — 124 Skogberg, Pia — 14, 152 Sledge, Sandra — 152, 194 Slovak, Patricia Small, Charles Small, Scotti — 21, 153, 165 Smathers, Cindy — 124, 179, 209 Smathers, Tim — 64, 70, 188 Smeltzer, Timothy — 97 Smith, Barry — 97 Smith, Blake — 70 Smith, Brien — 128, 153, 162, 164 Smith, Cedric Smith, David — 124 Smith, Denise Smith, Dennis — 124 Smith, Elizabeth — 97 Smith, Gregg — 70 Smith, Greg — 97 Smith, Greg — 97 Smith, Harold — 70 Smith, Karen — 153 Smith, Kent — 97 Smith, Kevin — 153 Smith, Lane — 97, 185 Smith, Louanna — 97 Smith, Marilyn — 124 Smith, Michael — 124 Smith, Michael Smith, Michael — 97 Smith, Paul Smith, Ralph Smith, Richard — 124 Smith, Robin — 97 Smith, Shari — 97 Smith, Sheila — 70 Smith, Sheila — 97 Smith, Sherry — 97, 178 Smith, Tom — 124, 208 Smith, Valrie— 128, 5, 17, 153, 162, 220 Snellgrove, Timothy — 97 Soliday, Elizabeth — 97 Souza, Nancy — 153 Sparks, Eric — 153 Spears, Genifer — 97, 178 Spears, Lynn — 153, 194 Spears, Robert — 124 Spence, Ricky Spence, Robert 348 Spcnce, Bob — 124 Spielmaker, Shcryl Spradlin. Terri — 70 Spratt. David Springer, Joy — 153 Springman, Debra — 97 Spruill, Bryan — 153 Spurgin, Tony — 70 Stafford. Cindy — 124, 174 Stampley.Jacqwelynd Stamps, Patty — 124, 196 Stamps, Rick — 124, 197, 221 Stancell, Bobby — 97 Standerford, Laura — 70, 163 Stanford, Ernest — 97 Stanford, Hollis Stanford, James — 70 Stanford, Janet Stanford, Salena — 124 Stanley, Eric — 97, 195 Stanley, Kenneth Stanley, Staci — 70, 163 Stanley, Tami— 97, 195 Stark. Geni — 70 Stark, Robert — 153 Starr, Toni — 153 Stateler, Subrina — 70 Staton, Sharon Steane, Susan — 125 Stef fen, Scott — 71 Stegert, David — 98 Stein. Deborah — 153 Stein, Richard Steinborn, Stanley Stembler, James — 153 Stephens, Liz — 98 Stephenson, Craig — 71 Stephenson, Mark — 125 Stephenson, Mark — 98 Stephenson, Philip — 98 Stern, Rick — 98 Stevenson, Jill — 153 Stevenson, Jay — 71 Sthran, Hubert — 98 Stigelitz, Sherry — 98, 221 Stiff, Kevin— 125 Stinson, Dana — 154, 196, 204 Stoker, Darrell — 154 Stoker, Robin — 98 Stokes, Angela — 154, 194 Stokes, Lloyd Stone, John — 207 Stone, John — 71 Stone, Maureen — 125 Stone, Paul— 125,98 Stone, Paul — 98 Stone, Tommy Stovall, Sarah — 125 Strassheim, Walter Strom, Scott — 71 Strother, Dori Sturrock, Donna — 125, 208 Sublett, Rhonda — 98 Sullivan, Allen Sullivan, Meilinda — 98 Summerskill, Lana — 154, 204 Summerskill, Thersa — 98 Shutterfield, Odie — 71 Swanson, Eric — 98 Swanson, Wendy — 125 Swim, Randy — 16, 154, 197 Swingle, Karen — 125 Sykora, James — 98 Sykora, Sharon — 154, 209 Tabor, Micheal — 1 54 Tacker, Larry — 125, 18 Tarn, Richard — 125, 196 Tarpley, Deborah — 98 Tarpley, Mark — 16, 154 Tasker, Thomas — 98, 188 Tate, Christy — 98 Tate, Vicki Tatum, Jef fery — 98 Taylor, Alicia — 98 Taylor, Charles — 98 Taylor, Debbie — 125 Taylor, Jane— 124, 125 Taylor, Lynda — 71 Taylor, Wayne Teegarden, Shelly Teems, Tracy — 98 Teguns, Cindy — 154 Teneyck, Dirk — 154 Tessem, Kurt — 154 Thedford, Susan — 154 Thelemann, Darryl — 71 Thoes, Tony — 154 Thomas, David — 71 Thomas, Diane — 154 Thomas, Donna — 154 Thomas, Frances Thomas, James Thomas, Steven — 155, 162, 195 Thomason, Cecilia — 125, 207 Thompson, Alan — 125 Thompson, Cindi — 125, 164, 196, 220 Thompson, Sharon — 98 Thompson, Sharon — 155 Thompson, Tracy — 155 Thurman, Kerry — 125, 207 Thurman, Kimberly — 98 Ticheli, Deborah — 98 Techeli, Lisa Ticheli. Tommy — 125 Tidmore, Bruce— 155, 162, 197, 220 Timinsky, Charles — 98 Tolleson, Tammy — 125 Tompkins, Richard — 99 Tonjes, Steve — 71 Toods, Cynthia — 155 Townsend, Gerald — 99 Tresner, Teresa — 99 Trice, Wilson — 71 Trout, Daniel — 99, 207 Trout, Robert Troutt. Cynthia — 99 Trout, Dan — 125 Tubbs, Leah— 125 Tucker, Carla — 125 Tucker, Jacquelyn — 99 Turko, William — 99 Tuknball. Tommy — 125 349 Turner, Becky Turner, Danny — 125 Turner, Karen Turner, Mickey — 125 Turner, PaJ— 71 Turner, Rickey — 99 Turner, Sharon — 71 Turner, Shelba — 125 Turner, Valerie — 125 Tweedie, Andrew — 125 Tyler, Thomas — 125 u Ulrich.Jeffery — 99 Unf ried, Diana Valois, Sandra — 155, 157 Valva, Frances — 99 Van Heuverswyn, Brady — 99 Vandergrif f , Jon — 99 Van Wan, Pamela — 99 Vandagriff, Kurt Varley, Debra — 93,99 Vasquez, Elias Vaugnan, Tracy — 125 Vender, Kenneth — 99 Venetucci, Edward — 99 Ventura, Tamra — 99 Vernon, Anita — 126 Vetter, Kathy — 80, 99 Victory, Randall — 155 Vinyard, Lawrence — 126 Vinyard, Roy — 99 Vinez, Gregory — 71, 96 Vinez, Trina — 126 Virk, Dicky — 126 Voorhees, Debra — 99 VowelLMike — 99 w Wade, Randall — 126, 208 Wade, Ricky — 99 Wade, Roddy — 155 Wagner, Cury — 155 Wagner, Robert — 71 Wainscott, Steve Walker, Clyde Walker, Guy — 155 Walker, Ray — 99 Walker, Rome — 99 Wall, Dianne— 155 Wall, Janice— 126 Wallace, Denise — 99 Wallace, Greg— 155 Wallace, Jeff — 100 Wallace, Jerri — 71 Wallace, Julie — 76, 100 Wallace, Kevin — 126 Wallace, Mike— 100 Wallace, Sheree— 126 Wallace, Susan — 126 Waller, Helen — 100 Walls, Everson — 155 Walls, Thersa Walton, Lisa Ward, David — 155 Ward, Mark — 100 Wardrum, William Warnock, Stuart — 126 Warren, Michael — 1 55 Warren, Toni — 71 Washam, Ray — 100 Waters, Rhonda Watkins, Natalie — 126 Watkin, William Watkins, Jackie — 67,71 Watkins, Janet — 100 Watkins, John Watkins, Lisa — 100 Watkins, Raymond — 71 Watkins, Raymond — 100 Way, Julie — 100 Way, Rusty — 100 Way, Scott — 100 Weatherferred, Michael — 100 Webb, Frankie — 71 Webb, Sarah — 155, 176, 177 Weber, Kathrine — 100 Weeks, Event — 71 Wehingar, James — 100 Weilder, Jonathan — 126, 208 Weider, Linda — 100 Weidman, Lance — 100, 209 Weis, Mark — 100 Welsh, Fred — 71 Welrzin, Charles — 156, 207 Weltzin, Jennifer— 126, 183 Wenzel, Carla — 156, 194 Werner, Jennifer — 71 West, David — 100 Westf all, Brett — 100, 183 Westfall, William Whanon, Jerri Wheeler, Sinnetie — 100 Wheeler, Tina — 100 Whiffenn, Stephen Whitcomb, Michael — 100 White, Beverly — 126, 207 White, Danny White, Gary — 126, 182 White, Jere— 126, 179 White, Kyle — 71 White, Laura— 100, 179 White, Melissa — 207 White, Shelley — 71 Whitehurst, Fonda — 156, 162, 194 Whitfill, Robert Whitlock, Patricia — 100 Whitman, Vicki — 100 Wiggins, Tim — 126 Wilbanks, Cheri — 126, 209 Wilcox, Terry — 71 Wilhite, Mason — 101 Wilkinson, Richard — 126, 184 Wilkinson, Richard — 101, 184 Wilson, Andy — 101 Wilson, April — 126 Wilson, Clemmon — 126 Wilson, Donna — 126 Wilson, Trina — 156 Williams. Bill — 101 350 Williams, Donna — 101, 179 Williams, Janes Williams, Jeff — 71 Williams, Michael — 101, 198 Williams, Peter— 156 Williams, William — 101 Williamson, Kimberly — 101 Williford, Scott— 126 Wimberly, Lana — 156 Withers, Thomas — 156, 208 Witherspoon, Kim Withers, Beverly — 107 Wise, Judy— 101,195 Wirt, Deborah — 156, 209 Wingo, James — 101 Winchester, Shannon — 126 Witherspoon, Kim — 157, 208 Witherspoon, Tanya — 101 Wofford, Mike— 126 Wolfe, Michael Wood, Karen — 101 Wood, Mat — 101 Woods, Lisa — 71 Woods, Russell — 101 Woods, Thomas — 126 Woodyard, Frank — 101 Wood, Karen Wooten, Sandra — 101 Wojan, Don — 157 Worley,Tina— 157, 206 Wright, Kent — 207 Wurtz,Gayle— 126 Wright, Kent — 101 Wright, Kent — 101 Wurtzjohn — 101 Wylie, Roberte — 71 Xeros, Charles — 101 Xeros, Elenic — 127 Yabut, Alex — 101 Yarr.Jay Yarr, Janet— 101 Yates, Ray— 127 Yenawine, Dallas — 101, 184 Yoeman, David Yoeman, Michael — 157, 185 Yong, Alan Young, Bert — 71 Young, Bert — 127, 207 Young, Erin — 127, 179, 185 Young, Karen — 127 Young, Ray— 101, 195 Young, Mickey — 71 Young, Teri — 127 Young, Vickie — 157 Youngblood, Gordon — 127, 17 Yuan, David Yuan, Nancy Zabrosky, Don — 127 Zacny, Pam — 157, 174, 209 Zacny, Valerie — 127, 195 Zastudil, Shelley Zastudil, Tami — 157, 220 Zellner, Terri — 157, 209 Zirkelbach, James — 157 351 ■ 1 352 Co-Editorjt . . . 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