Big Spring High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1967 volume:

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The new homemaking and jour- nalism departments, the vocational build- ings, and gyms are presently in use. Oak 1 xi -in : , 1 7 WHILE MEMORIES OF THE PROM STILL LINGER, BSHS ONCE AGAIN STARTS ANOTHER EVENTFUL SCHOOL YEAR. IT IS TO BE A YEAR FILLED WITH NEW SURROUNDINGS AS WELL AS MANY NEW FACES, HOWEVER, MUCH OF BSHS REMAINS THE SAME AND CONTINUES AS IN YEARS PAST. Lg A A 'V Ai, E Q 'LW' PM 5 4 if VJ , if vnu!! A Wmmw g7,,,, ,,g,g,4 ' Mm Q .. , w' 2 ,L W . 2 ' 1 Qi if Q, Lrf-L'-'-. ' sbm-U-cy 1 L QT A, W. . , if ,Q , 'W AH 9 '15 W A- ' .AW M Student Life k3c,,.:nm m-ws IO Fall Begins . . . .. -ff, ,Me Jackie Thompson looks on while Debbie Douglas rushes to meet a deadline at Tec Workshop. ,-'W Summer leaves may be gradually dying, but BSHS and its students are only beginning to come to life in the autumn. Students are returning home from work- shops and conventions to get back into the swing of high school days. Dances, barbecues, and picking up schedules start the new school year off once again. y f V,,,, so l . , H e ,guy I Beverly Peters, Linda Cochran, and Kay Statser prepare a welcome for sophomores. -XSL'-V Largest crowd ever, dances to the music of the Just Us Four at the Howdy Dance. I2 , Kay Statser and Clif Talbot greet Oiva Knuuttila at a party given in his honor. J K . V X. K-2 . ch RN, r oe e Debbie Duncan boosts community spirit at Quarterback barbecue I3 As students gather for the new school year, a hectic pace is set and it continues throughout theyear. Begin- ning classes, organizing clubs, and pep rallies are among the many activities that fall hosts. For the seniors, it is the beginning of their last year together, for the sophomores it is the beginning of their fun filled high school days, and for the juniors a year of never ending work. Fall makes the Seniors begin to realize the days add up to precious memories that can never be relived again. Even the first day of classes proves boring for many students 1rHA'erS listen anxiously to 4 ga... BSHS cheerleaders help boost spirit and morale of football boys. plans fOr the State Fail? trip. Herman Smith, head coach, introduc plans for the coming year. ...AV 5 CS 515 'v-.'gg1Q.1,! ' H11 I , 9 1ssf.?x'g'.'Lv'v4' ni 1' Medina Furqueron upholds sophomore tradition by pur- chasing a beanie from Jenny Bean. BQHQ Students Engage In Unusual Aciiviiies From the looks of these students, we can easily see that there are other things besides work going on around the BSHS campus. There's always somebody around to add a little spice to life whenever things get dull. Linda Lile treats Robbie Smart to .some ice cream at the FHA ice cream supper. Margaret Zike displays her talent in the field of dancing at Tech workshop. Where ihe Aciion is . . . . . . you are sure to find BSHS students. Football season highlights fall action and nearly everyone stands behind the team. The Key Club keeps the victory bell ringing at the games, the band spends hours in rehearsals pre- paring for halftime activities at the games, and the foot- ball boys face many moments of tension in order to win the games. Cheryl Colclazer finds march- David Vasquez, Danny Johnson, John Choate, and Thomas Land take charge ing patterns difficult. of the victory bell at the Snyder game. I7 pzsiiw Q, f' I Mike Schafer and Robbie Smart find paddleball an interesting activity at Kid's Night. Jimmy Wilson tells Jane Thompson the importance of 'Cracker Jacks' to a kid. I8 Qiudenis Pui Fun Info Kid's Night On September 30, all the little kids put on their best clothes and packed into the Steer gym for Kid's Night. Most ofthe stu- dents chose to dance to the music provided by the 'Just Us Four, ' although games such as jump rope, jacks, tug-of-war, and pad- dle-ball were available for the kids to play. The highlight of the party sponsored by the Student Council was- the introduction of class officers for 1966-67. Q E! EB! '31-fi P! Biff P Pm! Even a little kid like Danny Johnson can dance to the great music of the 'Just Us Four'. 1 :.ms.... .ww ,,. , y 1 s machine? l Gary Rogers, Clif Talbot, Kirby Horton, and Gary Turner return from the new gym where they have been gathering news for the CORRAL or were they visiting the candy Semi-Hnalisi Seeks Scholasiic Success Sarah Bennett was chosen by a national board test to be named semi-finalist for the National Merit Scholarship. As a semi-finalist, Sarah will have to substantiate her first qualifying test on a second ex- f .V,d K 'rr ' g .,,,,k i , ' y,byy srltrs lll Iil K s t 2, wevm. . I9 amination and fulfill routine re- quirements before being named a finalist. Sarah is a senior at BSHS, and is a member of the History Club, FHA, Latin Club, and the Student Council. She plans to attend Bay- lor University and major in sociol- ogy. NHS Grows In Beverly Peters lights the symbolic candle for character. The National Honor Society inducted forty new members this morning in the Steer Gymnasium. Jan Campbell, Beverly Peters, Mary Boren, and Kristine Britain spoke on the qualifications of leadership, character, service, and scholarship. The inductees had to meet these qualifications, have an average of 90 or above, and meet other re- quirements to be eligible for membership. At the traditional assembly before both fellow students and their parents, the new members were presented with carnations, lighted candles, and were pinned by the present members of the society. Membership Juniors repeat the pledge of the National Honor Society afte receiving their candles and carnations Jan Campbell pins Don Crockett s NHS pin on .20 r is at -3 Y' ,H .gr QWWH' f If ,lv J,-a,,pQ4 ,f Bill Bennett accepts a Carnation from Linda Tune. Kathleen Bryan passes her candle through the four symbolic candle of the NHS while Anne Castellina Cheryl Cederberg, and Cheryl Colclazer look on. Kag Gardner Crowned Band Qweeiheari At the Midland Lee game, Kay Gard- ner was crowned Band Sweetheart by Band President Steve Stinson. The other nominees were Kitty Campbell, es- corted by Tim Knox, and Sue Bearden, escorted by Harold Cagle. The band honored the three nominees as they walked on the field by playing To- night and standing in a Zig -Zag forma- tion. 'TW 22 L 1,21 The last pep rally proved to be the best of the season, After a pep talk by Mr, Jack Cook and several yells, the Seniors made their friend- ship circle and sang the school song, Then, every- one went to the bonfire to watch a hard day's work go up in smoke, Sensors Honored A+ Last Pep Rallg Q A Magic Word Senior means many things to many people, Decorating for hours, A gala prom and banquet. Tired feet and a wrinkled tux. A formal that fits tight. Short skirts and dangling earrings, Clubs, assemblies, and fund drives. Classes and schedule changes, Last minute conferenoes,-V Dates, steadies and playing the field, Smiles, bursts of laughter, tears, Rush, rush, rush, Early and late, Midnight oil and clanging alarm clocks. Mothers, Dads, Teachers, and Principals, Cars, no money, no gas, and stars in your eyes an important part--of being a Senior, Beverly Peters give one last yell as a cheerleader at BSHS, , ' , Wftf.. ,.,,. . ag., - . , , Mwwaa fft, .si. , ,g,,,s.,,, Senior football boys prepare for their last football trip representing BSHS. 25 All of this, and more, is a part--a small part-- Drama Qiudenis Preseni Our Town 1 - r 1' , Mrs, Gibbs explains the importance ofa Mr. Gibbs tells George that his allowance has good breakfast to George and Rebecca, been raised, Mr. Shockey, director, and Steve Compton find that rehersals are very tiring. 26 The Drama Department of BSHS presented a December production of Thornton Wilder's OUR TOWN. The cast for the play included Stage Man- ager - Steve Comptons Dr. Gibbs - Charles Mackling Mrs, Gibbs - Gloria Gales Mrs, Webb - Diana Landrumg George Gibbs - Don Crockett: Rebecca Gibbs - Betty Flemingg and Emily Webb - Teresa Conner. In addition to the main cast fifteen others participated in the play and thirty students worked on the produc- tion staff, Mr, Dan Shockey along with student director Sue Fannin directed the entire show. The six weeks of hard work for all involved in the staging were well re- G f' d ha b b ' ' ' wal-ded by full house for a two night eorge in s t t ase all is the reason Emily Webb is not as friendly as she used to be, Illll, f ' Y rl xl is W,--f Mrs, Gibbs and Mrs. Webb chat while they shell peas, l ltl-r,,gT,iH The Stage Manager tells the purpose of the play OUR TOWN 27 .-mx, 3 J ii- bw Tk W Q ww ,pw f Lf, x Formal Begins Gala Holidags James Carver and Lynn Green are among the many couples who enjoyed the music ofthe Just Us Four at the annual Christmas Formal, wr if F . f' ' 'J - fs 551 . ,.k, V 5:52 ,- NL ' fk' ,V ' fu Julia Vaughn gets her order in early so Santa will be sure to remember her, ,eff Freddie Harris and Helen Denton take a breather after some hard dancing at the Christmas Formal. Debney Estes and Joey Baker find time to pose for a picture at the Formal held at the Cosderi Country Club, 30 . 'I ' , fit to N it -3 rw fi fi i , f + tw v fi fi , QIJ i R,,- bxgifll T55 i f' 1 -1 'j' 1' ' riff' f,ffll LL' Vx' ,' ,. Y 'vy K 'K' ar . ,- K -,wt g Y , 2 ..3,, I tx, , me X5?'?- hr' if Q Terry White looks like he has already caught someone under the mistletoe Wait until he finds out that it ' . is only Lawrence Long ! . u yy, I -fi A , V , vt g , N -R Allen Bunn and Kenneth Napps hold the cage as Linda Tune draws the name of the winner of a half ' a beef, .Ladd Fl Steve Dardin gets into the Christmas spirit by deco- rating a door, - TEM H f- E H Chrisimas Formal BEST ALL ROUND BSHS Royaliry was honored at the annual Christmas Formal on Decem- ber 21 at the Cosden Country Club. Best All Around boy and girl are Kirby Horton and Debbie Duncan, Favorites are: Senior - Richard Cau- ley and Kay Statser, Junior - David Vasquez and Linda Lile, and Sopho- more - Russ Ruteledge and Shelane Parneliffdv W My Music at the presentation was pro vided by the Just Us Four with in- termission entertainment by the Tiajuana Brass of the BSHS band. Decorations were provided by the club, Honors BQHQ Rogalig JUNIOR FAVORITES SOPI-IOMORE FAVORITES SENIOR FAVORITES 33 fi? BSHS Honors O I I 'X ,I ,F ii W, FHA BEAU, Randy Nicholson, learns that cooking is no Simple task' ICT SWEETHEART, Pam Gould, trains as an X-ray tech- nician at Medical Arts Hospital. ?9 af' DE SWEETHEART, Charlotte Heiman, takes time to arrange fed animals at Grant's. 34 the stuf- FFA SWEETHEART, Kay Statser, repre- sented BSHS at the District meet in Odessa. rr,f AUTO MECHANICS SWEETHEART, 'Xlancy ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SWEETI-IEART, Kay Statser, finds Mathis, does not look too impressed with the that it is no simple task to repair an appliance. F'-1 J motor of a ear. -S .sw-W Sl eeilisissfg MR, and MISS FTA, David Vasquez and Debbie Douglass, KEY CLUB SWEETHEART, Linda Cochran, goes to had rather sit and talk than work. class in the new part ofthe building. 35 Nervous graduates start for the gym to receive their diplomas. Mid-ierm Graduaies Seek New Fron+iers The fanfare was quieter and the audience smaller, but the prize, a certificate of graduation from Big Spring Senior High School, was a re- ward worth earning to the 39 graduates pre- sented in the Steer gym on January 26. These students, for various reasons, chose to receive their diplomas at mid-term and perhaps go on to the new frontiers described by S, M. And- erson, Superintendent of Schools. Many will continue their education at colleges, some will go to job training and others are preparing for marriage. The A Cappella Choir was directed by Mel Ivey, and Annelle Fitzhugh was pianist for the ceremonies. Donald Anderson, ministerial student at Baylor University, gave the invoca- tion. Supt. Anderson was the speaker, and Harold Bentley, assistant principal, introduced the graduates. Diplomas were presented by John Smith, principal, and school board mem- bers, Joe Moss, Jerry Currie and Jimmy Felts. Jackie Bowen, NHS president, shakes hands with Joe Moss. 9 en 95 The basketball court was Beverly Peters, escorted by Danny Clendenin, Jackie Montgomery, esoorted by Richard Green and Robert Jackson, and Treonne Reagon, escorted by Charlie Tubb. sr,1safr1swf. ,K - w ' 1 ' A Pre-crowning confusion seems to disgust Coach Mac- I The trash-can lid drum core bangs in honor ofthe Donald. Steers. 38 J l Cagers Name askeiball Rogalig Jackie Montgomery, escorted by Richard Green ' and Robert Jackson, was crowned 1967 Basketball Queen at the half-time of the San Angelo contest. She was chosen by the Steer Cagers from the top three nominees of the team. Those nominated for the honor were Beverly Peters, escorted by Danny Clendenin and Treonne Reagon, escorted by Charlie Tubb. r. x :uiunm 'V FHA Sponsors Annual - Banquef Honoring The Future l-lomemakers of America held a February m ,'A banquet in honor of their chosen beau, Randy Nicholson The dinner took place at Coker's Restaurant with eighty nine persons attending. The guest speaker, W. S. Banowsky, brought the address of the evening and Carolyn Crawford presented Randy Nicholson with his gift. Kathy Shaw was named Homemaker-of-the-Year and presented with an en- graved silver tray. Mr. Greer, manager of Singer's of Big Spring, pre- sented Gwynn Bonner with a cook book. Mr. Banowsky, minister of the From the look on Pat Thompson's face, she must have found a fly in Broadway Church of Christ in Lub- her soup. bock brought the address. 40 w. ls it a bird or a piece of cake? Senior Thespians Gregg Devlin, Russell Long, Steve Compton, and David Thomas received blue letter sweaters at the induction. Thespians lnduci Six Members The six new members are Cindy Dittrich, Jan Cole, Teresa Conner, Jerry Cook Steve Compton, and Dennis Brewer. 1 By golly, it is a piece of cake! 4I Sprung To be sure, football and basketball are promi- nent activities in the win- ter season, but BSI-IS does not fade away with the passing of winter. Spring along with showers and sandstorms, brought a much wanted snow. But this is normal weather for West Texas. The Seniors really get senioritus know- ing that graduation is only a short time away and the Juniors begin to panic with prom time so close. -4 X X-I ll The snow brings many new activities for BSHS Students. Junior girls are all smiles while ordering rings Causes Senior-ifus and Junior Panic Danny Johnson, All-Stare Choir member, finds time to rest from the bard work needed to learn the required music. W!!-H Sarah Bennett, Betty Cfgckep Home- One example of seniorirus is shown by Kay Slate, who insisted the 2nd,period maker ofthe Future, studies for the journalism lab students give her a birthday party. national test. 43 ii I O . Finals Climax he School Aoiiviiies As the year draws to a close students try to concentrate on their finals but some find other activities to think about. Thoughts of summer, twirp week, and the spring festival, a new activity sponsored by the Student Council, lurk in the minds of many students. y ,-W 1, 5 t af , M y Q.. k.,t Girls in study hall take advantage of a few minutes in z: gf! 1 I .kkk i 5. i , 1 , szsr-.41 - pt: .. T' 'ff ' 'giiiilf Qfilsfftifnf' if V . g ' t K -'13 t, ,f .f f ' 5? t ' . gl f t. 't .av V I ng k. Q li -. , egimfgg . . R 2 , It r?w.tfzw5 't Lf: -sg, s ..., -2v,i..y,, F W g -if -,Q e t -rf-1' 1-liens! 3' ,,Eis sAt, -.raw 1.--fl-1, X . ,,tfz1?xs','s W A as - s-is -Y i s A s t, 'r-A- ' I my i',- ff 'Lg mil A f 'CT if gr f 1 4 l ff' 7 if is 2: :grit it :G 2 iq . 'K , i v '. 1 , ' - ssc, X -' 'i- . -,Q ' Q, i PM-f ' su' fg'.g gr.,. is 'if -- . Y .. 5, ..,,., testi ., .. , . , ,X Y. . ark- . , , , ,t Hs., 'S , K .,,. LL,. , f Ni: Joey Pate is elated because his best girl just called and dated him up for twirp week. ' ,,, , F K r f Lid r V ' s Qi Top five' finalists chosen by the students of BSI-IS are Julia Vaughn, Kay Statser, Robbie Smart, Linda Tawater and Kathryn Crenshaw. Finalisis Chosen Bg Siudenis The uey Estes, Sue Clark, Margaret Zike, FRONT ROWg Linda Tawater, Julia Vaughn, Kathryn Crenshaw, Robbie Smart, Kay Statser, and Ginger Brown. 45 candidates for School Beauty are: BACK ROW - Lynda Kirby, Sidney Carr, Kay Slate, Donna Cobb, Deb- . .,. L gf fi' -- 1 ..1iffif 5 mf'-if. Linda Tawaier Beau+g's Couri Consisis of Top Four Finalisis I - AQ 1 I 1 Julia Vaughn 'Z 'iw -3, Kaihrgn Crenshaw 46 Kag S+a+ser Robbie Qmari Reigns As School Beauig Robbie Smari School Beauig I 967 mn: 4, H - mf 'if f 'f Q Y, ,, , K , .. K 'i fi-if-31' Q M A 'i .K . , 'fh .--- , - V X Mm 0, , A. 5 1 Balmg Summer Dag As the balmy days of summer take over, the halls empty and the school takes on a new face. The students leaving this year will remember the old halls of BSHS even though they had a taste of the new ones. The stu- dents returning next year will be in a new, modern school. But no matter how much the face of BSHS changes, the spirit will always be the same and the stu- dents will remain as one throughout the years to come. Jeannie Gillean, Jenny Bean, and Debbie Douglass find mud a little hard to walk in. , wg H 'ss is ssss W at A was , . r. s l 'fr -mm -AP' - V -N ..., , W k -A ' .....2,, A 1 I Jenny Bean, Debbie Douglass, and Jeannie Gillean wade in the water for relaxation after a hard school year. 48 nd 1967 School Term 'W . I V ' ' is . - .w V Q.: IA. 1 Vxx 3 . Sherri Alexander finds relaxation in reading magazines Mr. Bently looks toward another new year with anticipa on a warm summer day, tion. . .or is that dread? Q 49 50 55 I. 502 B.Q.H.9. Coachin Qfaff Qxg 5P1?4fa ' ffltrrlvs From left to right: Tom King, Cliff Patton, Oakey Hagood, John Hickman, and Jack Tayrian. KNEELING are Roy Baird, Herman Smith, and Don McDonald. New Head Coach Managers fi Head coach, Herman Smith. Alan Bunn, Joey Pate, and Richard Macklin. 52 Longhorn Squad f ...mains :tial C 'lil- ' as ' ' fs un.. AAAQ J Millar. sA...i,A.,..A.. T W'r:' as-s.,-,Q Q- -I ,A -A I - A S -I ., Q. 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LSA FIRST ROW: Pat Davis, Billy Spears, David Taylor, Tommy Sweitzer, Kenneth Brown, Gary Johnson fdroppedy, Reg- gie Robertson, Bill Davis Qdroppedj, Charles Lewis, Jimmy Jones, SECOND ROW: Kenneth Barfield, Jimmy Wilson, Bobby Glover fdroppedj, Rocky Wooley, Johnny Patton, Richard Vera, Robert Domino, Richard Walling qdroppedy, Terry Jenkins Qdroppedy THIRD ROW: Bill Henry, Roy Warren, Luven Flores, Larry Newton, Mike Bridges fdroppedp Cliff Cook, Coleman Nalls, Jessie Brown fdroppedp FOURTH ROW: Don McEvers, Steve Russell, Johnny Hedges, Emmitt Miller, Claude Tucker, Gregg Lewis, Gary Chrane fdroppedy ' R 53 Qieers Loose Dpener To Lamesa Jessie Zapata No. 43 outmaneuvers a Lamesa tackler late in the game. Gary Rogers is mauled by Lamesa tacklers. 54 I 5-O The Big Spring Steers lost their first game to the Lamesa Tornado's, a 3-AAA school 15-O. The Tor- nadoes scored their first T. D. with- in a series of four downs. They counted for their second T. D. late in the second quarter. Both teams were idle during the second half. MIKE GARTMAN DOUG ROBINSON End Tailback STA N RIS ETTER T sickle 45. r I' JOEY BAKER End Qieers Down Plainview 8-O The Steers went to Plainview with the intention of winning, and win they didg by a margin of eight points. Bucannon of Plainview made some fine runs against the Mighty Steers, but our defense held up when it Counted most. JACK THOMPSON Wingback Gary Rogers No. 11 is ready to let go ofa long one GARY ROGERS RICHARD CAULEY to an anxious receiver' Quarterback End Robert Jackson No. 88 and Wayne Kennedy No. 22 move in for a needed tackle. l 55 Qieers Slam Qngder 34-O '15 The Snyder Tigers came into town on Friday night with their claws sharpened, but went home with nothing but nubs. The Mighty Steers did not let the Tigers cross the goal line once. The Steers crossed over the glory line five times for six and kicked four extra points. JERRY RYAN Tackle X I' ' ' t STEVE RIORDAN , 1 Tackle A ' ,, GARY TURNER ' V -' G uard Leonard Evans No. 23, and Harold Jones No. 78 close in on a Snyder back. is ' X ' t JIMMY CARVER Tackle DAVID HOLM ES Fullback A Steer drive is stopped about midfield. The Steers go on to score after a couple of downs. 56 Qieers Romp Midland Lee A Big Spring Steer is momentarily stunned during the third quarter. 57 The Steers won their first district game 32-18. The Rebels scored first, but the Steers never gave up. They scored one TD after another. The Lee Rebels held a lead at half. The Steers came back fighting all the way to the last minute of play. f , ,, . New YJ Y 514 S fig vs' DON MALONE GREG WILLlS Tackle End JESSIE ZAPATA DAVID GOMEZ Tailback Guard Clanton No. 41 breaks through the Bulldog line for a gain of 10 yards. Sieers Bea+ the Bulldogs The Mighty Steers were picked to lose this game too, but they proved that sports writers aren't always right. The Steers went on to win the game 10-7. lt was a very close game down to the very last play. The Steers were down three points late in the fourth quarter, but came from under and kicked a field goal to win the game. l 1 Lonnie Clanton is brought down after a desperate attempt for a first down. W TOMMY MAULDIN KENNY HAMBY Fullbaek Center ROBERT JACKSON LONNIE CLANTON Tailbaek End MANUEL OLAGUH Robert Jackson No. S5 holds on while David Holmes 1323, Kirby Horton 1333, and Gary Turner ff-Sly come up to help make the tackle. Eagles Flg Off wi+h A Viciorg Wayne Kennedy No. 22 makes a desperate attempt in the last crucial minutes of play. 59 The Abilene Eagles flew into town ready to fly off with another win under their belt, and they did just that. They beat the Mighty Steers 25-O. The Steers never gave up thouglrg they kept on fight- ing, but it did no good against the fired up Eagles. V' . MIK E IRON S Q Guard Center SlVllT H BOB PURSER R. J. ENGLERT Center Fullback KIRBY HORT ON Fullback ifggiw' ' Qieers Lose To Cougars Q0-7 CLIF TALBOT Guard Wingback LEONARD EVANS LONNIE WRIGHT Tackle After losing to the Eagles, the lvlighty Steers went to Abilene to try and gain back their standing, but failed in doing so. Although they failed at that, they did not fail at playing a good game. There is one outstanding charac- teristic about the Steersg they never give up. David Holmes No. 32, Lonnie Clanton No. 41, and Kirby Horton No. 33 stop a Cooper back in his own territory. 60 Lonnie Clanton barely escapes the clutches of a Permian Panther during the second quarter. ' Q . Kirby Horton comes down on 50-yard line. Steers went on for a TD in the third quarter. anfhers Edge Qieers 34-QI Odessa Permian's Billy Dale is somewhere under the pile with the first touchdown of the game. 6l The Mighty Steers played host to the Permian Panthers Friday night. Permian, who went to the state playoffs last year, did not beat the Steers by a very large margin. The Steers played the best game of the year, so far, against the Panthers. RONALD WRIGHTSIL HAROLD JONES Tackle Tackle Odessa Edges Qieers -Q6 The Steers went to Odessa in hope of losing their losing streak. The Longhorns almost did it. De- spite the rough goings on in the game, the Steers fought with all their might to win the game. Robert Jackson made some fine plays during the game. Robert Jackson snatches one for a TD in the Odessa Bronco game. BILL BURCHETT GARY NEWSOM Quarterback Guard Lenard Evans is stopped on the line of scrimmage where he makes no gain. 62 Gary Mullins, San Angelo, Bobcat sweeps around end for a sizable gain late in the second quarter. Sfeers Blasied bg Bobcais Lonnie Clanton catches a pass from quarterback Gary Rogers in the first quarter. 63 The San Angelo Bobcats, who are rated number one in the state, Came to Steerland and put another win on the records. After being beaten by the Pan- thers of Odessag the Bobcats were on the prowl for another win. They had to beat the Steers to win Dis- trict. WAYNE KENNEDY Wingback Fuiure Qieers See A Loi Of Aciion --ef .14 'ex ' if , mf' :7,A I V I Ek A . nm -fg ,..lA..A fif I e e i K R Lgik 1 'L A ,,LLb ' Kxlghl 5 .f.. . L 1l , fi , :.,, g.,,, W ,,,.W,g 5 A L W t 1 sk an gk . m J Q ,fi J Q ,, f ,,LV N, --1,--:f,W, -gggl -H f 4 we ' in M5 ,, EVZ wi, f ,yy Rfk x,,m-if. A A 4 M L..k W3 ' ,. 1 , . ' Luven Flores No. 81 gets up after being blocked down by a Bronco. 2 gpv1 yin! 'ilu' ,M ,A . sum if GAP!! 08119 w . if e f 3 J 1 C ,pf A Shorthorn is downed ear in the game. A herd of ee , , eeee , eeee ee. f eeiee ee e 1 H Maggy ' 5 ' -fw-wwfau.m,..,,,, . Q-.. D 'W' Roy Warren pushes of1 64 w l ,.,... if 1,-1-mov 51 ,.--M .1 WN ,WW , W , .vw W 1 W -dessa Broncos make sure that is as far as he goes. 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A riyry . - - - 16 san Angelo ---- o f- . - - - 8 Snyder - - - - O 2 fi .--- 30 AndreWs-- -- O , . - - - 8 Abilene - - - - 35 . - - - 0 Lee ---' - 32 sa- M' .--- 36 Mid1and-- --14 . --- 12 Odessa-- --18 .--- 22 Cooper-- - 18 .---21 Permian-- --6 Kenny Brown intercepts a pass to give the Shorthorns possession. Roy Warren dodges a tackler and runs off a ten yard gain. 66 1 1 1 4 3 ' ' ff' 'fav Rocky Wooley finds a hole and takes advantag ll! 3-P'w,.....,,oq ff naw - 'o Q 'KW 'ind fi ff 4155532 Swigigig iiiiil ' I M455 3 :E Y gf' i EV, ...Q.N1-4v-v- Jolm Patton keeps the ball and rolls around end to set up a Shorthorn TD. as k. il.. ,fi-f d dd w veg M. , , ,,k. in -I ,z, .Z JS .:,,w,qm -ay. f- nm Nik 2 1: ,, , -f iw '33, , . .4 -' qifakgl- . - .:.u::-' 5 .- .. -e::f.b1X5w,!f Q.::..:1.1s,g1: . - f 2. fi::55Q!?'izffe1e:,gmggglzsgg, 5, 5 , - , .. ef rw. -. 2 .,, . . , ' ,df 'Q fm ' 33 L 5 Q FENG. X A YF 5 1 Q 'H M Yi 1 'B x Q x wr ..- .Nl Kp x ' ,A X ,Q-I , , iw i X . k, d ,'. 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K , i . fllff ' ,. 4 f.9 i f . 1, 'Q -,., I Left to Right: Charlie Tubb, Wayne Kennedy, Richard Green, Jerry McGuire, Robert Jackson, James Carver, Wayne Johnson, Danny Clendenin, Gary Rogers, Seminal Johnson, and Coach McDonald. , , X ,ah J CHARLIE TUBB SEMINAL JOHNSON Guard Guard 68 I 967 Qieer Baskeiball Squad Sieers End Season 25-8 ,ff FQ f I III DANNY CLENDENIN RICHARD GREEN Guard Guard Able and experienced Coach McDonald talks over game strategy as Robert Jackson looks on. 69 Qleers Clinch Two Firsl Place Tourneg Trophies jf? Clendenin goes up for two points in Abilene High Game. WAYNE JOHNSON Richard Green is up for a shot to lead the Steers on to victory over Midland Lee. Post if JERRY MCGUIRE Post Wayne Johnson outwits 70 two Lubbock High defenders for two. Qfeers Edge Bobcais In Final Game Season Record V B.S. - - - 60 B.S. - - - 70 B.S. - - - 69 B. S. - - - 62 B.S. -' - - 67 B.S. - - - 74 B.S. - - - 62 B. S. - - - 72 B. S. - - - 62 B. S. - - - 80 B.S. - - - 59 B.S. - - - 43 B.S. - - - 58 B.S. - - - 73 B. S. - - - 70 B.S. - - - 48 B.S. - - - 71 B.S. - - - 67 B.S. - - - 44 B.S. P - - 45 B. S. - - - 72 13.5. - - - .JS 15.5. ------ 60 First Place Odessa Tourn B.S. ------ 60 13.8. - - - 62 B. S. ------ 46 First Place Canyon 13.5. ------ 67 B. S. - - - 73 13. S. ------ 67 First Place B. S. - - - - - 52 13.5. - - - 71 B.S. - - - 67 B. S. - - - 67 Plainview - - - Lubbock - - - Andrews - - - Kermit - - Lubbock - - - Hobbs - - - Seminole A - - Midland Lee - - Odessa Ector - - Kermit ---- Odessa ----- Abilene Cooper Odessa Permian Midland ---- Abilene - - - San Angelo - - Midland Lee - - Odessa ----- Abilene Cooper Odessa Permian Midland ---- Abilene - - San Angelo - - CY Kermit - - - - 53 Odessa ----- El Paso Jefferson Reef Tourney qSnyderj Breckenridge - - - Brownfield - - - Snyder ----- Roswell Tourney Goddard N. M. - - Midland ---- Ector - - - - Roswell - - - - JAMES CARVER Post Robert Jackson, high point man ior the Steers gets an easy two points Two Midland High players attempt to pain control of thc ball B-Team Gains Poise and Confidence During Season FIRST ROW: Childers, Hedges, Alexander, Cook, ROW: Newton, Foreman, R. Wrightsil, C. Gossett, Gilstrap, Coach Hagood. SECOND ROW: New- Wilson, Scott, FOURTH ROW: Harris, J. Wrightsil, man, Nichols, Wooley, Flores, Russel. THIRD G. Gossett, Kimbell, Brown. James Newman outreaches a Permian Pan- A Shorrhorn goes up for two points. ther. 72 - Newman gets two against San Angelo. Dean Gilstrap goes up to start a new game. . ,,f U if - ' N , , dgfff .1 - ff , .Y - if F ' A Bobcat attempts to out maneuver a Steer Defender. I ,-wr ,ffl ,.,m:-f,n,,f,ffLfffLq' ,U I' ? 73 T 514' 4 x 0 .. -bf' My ,,,. . MZ .J 2' 45 J, ' , v, - . iffeizff., T 8 4 x li ? W W O Q ,. 1. 2 . - FIRST ROW: Patton, Domino, Vera Marquez. Z ,Q ,- 'ff-I K . All 4. FWHS . SECOND ROW: Tucker, Horton, Turner, Walling. .3 M ,T 4 M ' A , , w 4 Sevenieen Bogs Repori For Longhorn Track JACK TAYRIEN Head Track Coach ROY WARREN Team Manager I 2,5 AJ: viii' 11' - .V fff- mr-fm f..W.,g ww--my E X ' ,,,. ,, If A W '1 ' y 8? x , x Q- K 5 m N1 . X VV . FIRST ROW: Rodriquez, Shannon, Evens, SECOND RUWI Gillispe, KBHHSCIY, Hedges, Brown, Baker, Carver. gp-an-.wwf I ' ,L 2? iir dn +R Rllll-IARD WALLING RAYFIELD TURNER JOEY BAKER Sprinter 440 Yard Sprint High Hurdles 75' School Exoells In Track . 6 . ' J , Q ,. .f i -f-w K 'qs ,Q K 2' if 5 ,Q weiq -- K kg gn-1 0 -1- .,f,14s1f. :fssa:45v11wzx L':: N CLAUDE TUCKER JIM CARVER Hurdles .A, - SHOT PUT W :Ei f Rf? I ,rw nmbllilim if- -- -lj-lb! -I .ZZ 21 0--f mg , fy I ' AQ.. K v KM Pete Rodiquez runs the mile for the Steers and John Patton squares away on the one half mile run, 76 5. ' r, f X , . r we -: 4 . Track Team Enier Six Meeis wr ,Q , v 1, vi , T1 'Q my 2 JOEY BAKER breezes over the High Hurdles. A' ww 2' KIRBY HORTOIYJ -- Shot put w-W WAYNE KENNEDY AND KENNY BROWN warm-up before a track meet. 77 Bogs Tennis Prepare For Tournegs -r E g as ' 'K- 4 -4 if i i x any I' F V Y l e is M M 'rfi M ci M ., --Epw , K V . eewee 'ef K Left to right: Richard Macklin, Russ McEwen, Scott Porter, Mike Warren, and Coach Kuykendall. no ill Team Slrives For Perfecfion 4 1 Russ McEwen, letrerman, follows up after a serve. in Q s . , E F x Craig Frank prepares to return Mike Warren slams one back a serve. to his opponent. 78 2 i ww. E New Coach Insiruois Girls Tennis F ii vw ,,4.h, L1 A 1 .1 Left to right: Simpson, McNeese, Estes, Gray, Ross, arks, Grosbeck, Bennett, Polone, Heckler, Sokolewicz, Jordan, Reed, Stroup, McCombs, Took, Coach, Mrs. Sandra Wyffels Richardson, Vaughn, 2nd ROW: Lewis, Marcum, I I 1 Colette Took - co-captain Julia Vaughn has lettered two years. 1 'SL Donna Reed and Martha Jordan are newcomers to team. 79 ff a . iw , f Carol McCombs - captain .5 BQHS Iniiiaies LIIL Swim Team Left to Right: Coach Lewis, Jim Sokolowitz, Gary Givens, Bill Bortner, Charles Lacy, Bob Tildesly, Larry Ethun, Jim Devore, Frank Horn, Bob Bell, Chuck Stone, Pat Gray, Bruce Bunn, Johnny Arguello Several BSHS swimmers are shown practicing for an upcoming meet in San Angelo. 80 Kathr n Crenshaw attem ts to im rove her form b en a in in a Y P Y 8 S 8 practice race. Left to Right: Pam Hendricks, Linda Tyldesley, Diane Todd, Kathryn Crenshaw, Ann Johnson, and Vicki Morrow 8I 1967 Qfeer Baseball Team 2-- 'i : :- , g. 5' :J ' i ffl If 'fig V AI,A si gg, D , if V L 6 'Sv I lf' Yr- sys f A f' X f f' T t , 'a 1,3 T . , , X , Q :.4i,:,, ' FIRST ROW: Newman, T. Martinez, Thomas, Englert, Newsom, F. Martinez, Spier, Mclxflutrey. SECOND ROW: Willis, Sorrel, Watkins, Lewis, Brown, Limnen, Gossett, Parchman, Key. THIRD ROW: Wrightsil, Hooser, Rod- riquez, Rosas, Wilson, Chrane, Ramirez, Ham, Jones, Wooley. FOURTH ROW: Almazon, McConl1ogh, White, Gilstrap, Mitchell, Ryan, Burchett, Wilson, Gartman, Mendoza, Pate. Zapata. Hagood Takes Over R Reins of 1967 K Longhorn Team . .,,- r wb ' O at T V 4-2'5 ,W :: g K if-EXE? f , 1 ,f M .M-f.....,N OAKEY HAGOOD Head Baseball Coach LEFT FIELDERS - R. J. Englert, Dean Gilstrap 82 PW BAA ai y T We -..?.., 5 1 5 2 i W M or aa 7 ,y Third basemen Tony Martinez shows teammates Joey Pate, Tony Martinez, and Mike Garrman how to tag a runner. Left to right, Gary Chrane, Left to right, Wooley, Newsom, Almazon. 83 N ow Plagers Work on Basic Plags 'M 5 ra Terry White is showing the correci form for right field, while Long- horns Rodriquez, Lewis Wrightsil, and Gossett watch.- to Felix Martinez, Billy Bob Spiers, S' Q 1 ri . i ,I X, ' iif :', .f ig ' ' ls- 5 sr, Donny Hooser and Larry McMurtry - 'V w-gg? N ' 1 'X ,HI ' A. - i if h watchla second base turning a 7 7 K I' myyw 4, R N X double Play' wir K K S ,xy - Y N' s. : f 5 m ' 2 s 5. S m e f-fs 5 - ,F I A , N., 'v--- W ' ' H 84 FIRST BASEMEN -- Jerry Ryan, James Newman, Steve Russell, Tommy Sorrell. Left to right: Newman, McCol- lough, Chrane, Ramirez, Ryan, Y hY' Roclriquez, Mitchell, Thom as, Ham. ,www f wwf' fy ma,f'3igxx ,fe a' X ' l r fx Qyffk k jj, 1 :,- ' .jx We V,-.f , . , '- .. fa Q, V, if-J xi L N vi r rf at lt ' KA -- , ,f rw x 9 'WTS IL., ., If ., , ,J 'N ,' X . L' V, I ' V 1 X, 5 , I, , .L , , , .f l ,f ' ,f ,f . , ' v r f 5 f 1 ff G, , - 6 my r qi ,ff f I I sf NEW XX J K ,M mx W '-N, Q ' r . r f K ,VQA A Q I AA.: it .lg I It Lf' I 'If W ? J 13' 1 X X QR ,f v 1 ' Ax W X I I I ,tl x E I A ja 2 at xy! ' il? I J V J. m as f f I 2 wg HX A rbi Q! . , gd.. ., x A 1, , 4 I 'm f ' 2 fi br Q . 4' IWW' N- A .. - 1 lf- mg ' 5' f r R.: - fn frqfir, - ff' L f L u-J V2 1. A,,,,L.,, .N-J ,i,5,f:f ::,, P'-5 i 35 VV M-, 5 v .F lg' L:: h, it Left to right: Key, Parchman Zapata, Lennon, Brown. Bill Burchett shows teammates how to pick up a ground ball. T .1 'Q WE.. E632 ..,, Q tt.. -... , . 2 - Q Q , V .,,. r .n Mg 1, l,.,...,.i 5 Mn Q ,-f- ,El x..- H ' M t rrnn r,nnii H Q 85 I KE- ,K A 5: . W ' :M 'LAW Qieerefies Engage Ir fi A 'vl lu 3 .Z g 7 -4 if 3 4 i TOP ROW, Left to Right: Linda Williams, Sharon Moody, Judy Abbe, Linda Halfman, Christi Price, Sonia Whit- ' tington, Lila Williams, Suzanne Milch, Donna Cobb. A BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Lynda Kirby, manager, Carol Sturm, Karla Wadsworth, Connie Trevino. a MRS. PAT DRAKE Head Coach 4 l LYNDA KIRBY Manager W x , V Three Seasonal Tournamenis A nr, , V3 1 - i , M J4: W .1 i , A f i fl CONNIE TREVINO 77 KARLA WADSWORTH SOILILH WHITTINGTON i Set Sec X Spike 1 I x X i X kj X Christi Price demonstrates a good spike as teammates anxiously look on! ,ax rs , ,5 . N 5 1 f A Vi ' . pf , . AEA, I DONNA COBB JUDY ABBE CAROL STURM Spike Set Set Y Qieereiies Booked for Twenig-four Games SUZANNE MILCH LINDA WILLIAMS CHRISTI PRICE Spike Spike Spike ,ws t W. I I V' .I-I x K ff 7' .lr LILA WILLIAMS SHARON MOODY Spike Spike LINDA HALFMAN U S me Sonia Whittington is up on P a hard driven spike. 88 , 3 ,, , ii i S Linda Williams goes into position for a good set. Twelve Sophs on Traveling Squad TOP ROW, Left to Right: gs, George Ann Patton, Claudiaffook, Kathryn Dirks, Gwynn Bonnerg Roe Lynn Bunch, Sharon Hughey. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Sursky, Gayle Coleman, Pam Merrel, Jackie Wil- liams, Norma Luevano, Mimi Luevano, Jan Earhart. MISS SUSIE LYNCH MARILYN CORBELL Head Coach Manager 89 l ' Volleyball, basketball, and plenty of exercise are shown on these pages to illustrate a part of the well developed physical education program for BSHS students, Archery and golf are among the variety of sports in which students may participate. Efforts are made to make P.E. a subject to be enjoyed by all. A Varielg Of Qporis ls Enjoged Bg Girls P.E. Classes ft ,,,adM 't F - ia, mx 90 l w s1i5i!52T?7t?E , X 1. 4 Margie Porch takes aim in archery, k'N? '1'l fl M75 Q ' :Q I ,fa '-f lF?ii'Ff. ?.f21W Barbie Taylor returns a spike in a game of volleyball. ,If Good golfing form is demonstrated by Shirley Simunovic in Girls P.E, k,,. 3 A ,L-.gigimz V ,.: n N: ,dairy '.i.,,gwr E R. 1. rr- -W-. M5 J. . i 2 1?fi'.,z wffsr K ,M M., Qrqrfqflff ,fl 'LZ' ff? N. 1-fl? i f:Qirsir5g, if . W2 1 My ,. ,A i . I 9 .1 Y? i 1 a Z1 3 .i ., I Se K' ,xii A . . r..,k, 4 K .4 5. K . s ' :W 'fm a . ,fy-'rg ,P i . ,., , ' x' www, .,4'Q,r N A A N ,N 1334 ., in I 4 dr i i' 711 'ruff' , , 1 w ,.f-K , X K 1 ,W 5' ' fb, ,. 'f NWS . ' Kina ...,g W we Q4 . -er 1 :mfg 5 fffiaif rr ' f. 'v'f'i'- '1 JN' f 1 I . .-'53:3 ?Z..,v 1. Bogs P.E. Moves To New Ggm 1sf..::f.:m:fp i1r'f1S?S 1 rif 'E K J :fig -AL- fX,, . N 5 5 I is H fir 1 . re, Q55 I9 5. ls is if , . ,H i -.W J? i as Several boys head for one of the three dressing rooms provided in the new gym, av 3 .r If! ff ig .1 X H312 f m Y . RAl A .,,, .1. W ,. ,. ,. fy., HX Lk Sophomore Clarence Foreman goes up for John Watkins prepares to throw the two during a basketball game in the new bartleball, a favorite game at BSI-IS gym- 92 Phgsical Fiiness Qiressed Johnny McCullough and David Shivers engage in one of the many exercises required in P. E. - 1 Y :rift YM., , :' a 'Mainly sr . . :Q . rx K , ' rr'r I 9 K SAY os V- - . - ns., ig, -,rt --- Q-' as ,L r .PY . -vs 1 1? Q -is-1251 sw ' . ivr 1' t f . . N swf I x f f ..,. L 1 sm: s 1 Vs. Sophomore Billy Sullivan practices the standing broad jump, a part of the annual Senior Ricky Olson prepares to pass in a football . 4 fitness tests, game at Brrclwell Park. Golf Team Improves Throughoui Year 'lf' , MX STANDING: Mr. Jerry Green, Mike Hall, Ronny Broadrick, Don Kasch, Randy Nicholson, Coach Lewis KNEELING: Bill Schwartzenbach, Tommy Wilson, Ken Chadd, Mike Weaver I :Law ff if Q r 's 2 3 I REQ.. ' .gy 6' X if ,,, f' 'Qi . M gi' ei M M NW.. vi 4 118' 1+ eeiarlygg V 5? I kr is 3 x 5 W 1' Annie? t ?' Q4 4 f Golfer Mike Hall prepares to Ronny'Broadrick attempts to im- putt. prove his form. Randy Nicholson gets off a good drive. 94 T l ' 'X ' A ,?' ' V! fv' if xQ-I qi KK' ,x gxf! W iy ? v 96 4 K A at V, ,Ad ,MZ w 1 ' 3' ' f' , A U , , 4 iliw:-,f i, f . 1' - t .f I. z':2,gi.mf tw' , ,L fi 1 1 1 ,sw -S. gs .W ,, 5 Xi 3 W, ll l E? :umv,f6,::21 m:w.5SgBSl3l251'?3??llTY'AT0RlEirLi:iRL!3:iii:i462T?-if SEIQHY' '1-52? -vw, Qf?HF5W:.wHf9V5VwEMMW aS1 Q59kR,3m6!WNR Q5EWM-EL iBDY'fNiJ L !?1'H8C'4Y?Yf' 9 1Tw4?EIIfIii45!5??5ifZ NHS lnducis New Members I EE FIRST ROW: Cooper, Estes, Mas- sey, Broughton, Aton, Fitzhugh, Allison, Took, Shortes, Simpson. SECOND ROW: Johansen, Garrett, Williams, McGuffey, Colclazer, Hayworth, Puckett, Cederburg, Castellina. THIRD ROW: Macklin Johnson, Newsom, Crockett, Lee, Ray, Lusk, McCarta, Nix, Prager. FOURTH ROW: Jordan, llalfman, Smith, Simunovic, Wood, Abbe, Smith, Ball, Bryan, Bennett, Porter. President Jackie Bowen presides over the fall induction of the National Honor So- ciety. FIRST ROW: Bowen, President: Campbell, Vice-President, Green, Secretary: Lusk, Treasurer: Boren, Reporterg Tune, Chaplain. SEC- OND ROW: Hammack, Prescott, 98 Wilson, Hamby, Marsh, Sturm, Britain. THIRD ROW: Gillespie, Peters, Slaughter, Sponsor: Weeg, Sponsor: Shaw, Evans. Librarg Club Assisis Qfudenis FIRST ROW: Korzinski, Sponsorg Evans Sevey Dev SECOND ROW Honea Morris Ferguson Key Hart lin, Goodman, Dibrell, Sponsor, Fairley Sponsor Russell Lehroy Roberts ai 'Eg K A L. ' f-aa.-ff: .E I J ix f --:. Iuuanice Key learns the Dewey decimal system by filing books in the library. Keg Club works wiih Kiwanis Club on Civic Projecis ' V ? FIRST ROW: Williams, Vasquez, Smoot, James, Grimes. SECOND ROW: Graves, Anderson, Willis, President, Ron Walker, and Vice President, Danny Johnson, make arrangements for a car with which to pull the victory bell. Costin. THIRD ROW: Walker, Gamble, Mr. Taylor, Sponsorg Holmes. iii? Key Club members John Arnold, Mike Graves, David Vasquez, Mike Alexander, and John Choat prepare to ring the victory bell as Steers near the goal line. Fuiure Teachers Gain Praciieal Experience I ,FIRST ROW: Keene, Boren, Lile, ,Estes, Carver, Gray, Johnson, 'Hughes, Denton, Ball. SECOND ROW: Mr. Martin, Sponsorg Mrs, Hedges, Sponsors Stocks, Todd, ,Smith, Simonivic, Olsen, Ben- jamin, Hollingshead, Zike, Douglass THIRD ROW Massey Williams Bell Devlin Thomas Smith Langley Neefe Wozen craft Smith Paul Strou Heith Townes Campbell Knight Crawford Spiller Anderson, Earhart, Aldridge, Linda Lile collects FTA dues from Sherri Alexander, Linda Lile seems to disapprove of the way Linda Gray takes minutes of the FTA meeting, K i FIRST ROW: Graves, Vas- quez, Long, Berry, Holland, Arbuckle. SECOND ROW: Ferguson, Garrett, Jordan, Wadsworth, Smart, Collins, Caldwell, Alexander, THIRD lOl ROW: Conley, Sevey, Mar- cum, McNeese, Devlin, Baird, Fauklner, Bearden. FOURTH ROW: Reid, John- son, Hammack, Abbe, Price Halfman, Casrellina Drama Club Sponsors Pygmalion FIRST ROW: Knight, Cole, Aldridge, COHHCI, ing, Budke. THIRD ROW: Rozell, Compton, Smith. SECOND ROW: Dittrich, Burkhart, Flem- Brewer, Knoke, Cook. Radio Club Produces Campus Caravan iff U? x 1 .vi if - -A Ax?-1 N'f'?117fe 9.?'?R'f. SITTING: Brewer, Knocke, Dittrich, Perry, STANDING: Devlin, Long, Rozell, Comp- Deming, Lawhorn. ton. l02 Q l Hisiorg Club Qiudies Local Hislorg A+ Meelings FIRST ROW: Jimmy Looney, David Sowell, Lynn Jordan, Donna Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Ladona Green, Marcy Dement. SECOND ROW: Calessa Honea, Elaine Leugoud, Jane Oppegard, Christi Smith, lialena Wozencraft, Debbie Douglass, Martha Price, Sara Bennett. Officers Of BQH9 Hislorg Club Officers: Jan Campbell, Presidentg Indy Abbe, Secretaryg Vicki Hol- land, Treasurer, Mary Boren, Vice- Presidentg Edward Woolverton, Re- porterg Mr. Rodney Allison, Sponsor. IO3 3 .X Qfeer Musicians Perform Classioa .agri- 5. 'in-1 fi'- ,.. --.J-I FIRST ROW: Wilson, Williams, Conner, Lancaster, Colclazer, Swafford, Pless, Chapman, Bentley, Jenkins, Harris, Taylor, McKinney, Macklin. SEC- OND ROW: Cook, Smith, McChristian, Faulks, Parmenter, Tidwell, Tonn, Lloyd, Tidwell, Roberts, S,-., ,,-..n- '1 ' iv? QF, .-Qmsff' -8,-,L Q. f- ' ..n hgh,-. uv' -Q,-1. Trantham, McKinney, Bearden, Wilson, Korzinski, Miller, Bradley, Director. THIRD ROW: Burnett, Campbell, Cole, Piper, Wilson, Dyer, Garcia, Newman, Goswick, Stinson, Miller, Cooper, Oliver Stephens, Simpson, Webb, Massey, Hubbard, Parnel r ,,, if . ,b 1r,' X 'fi , ,N-J . . 'K , Ji I . 4 v 'A iii- it ' ' ' ' S 'r w ' ' W v ' i 5-VH -1 X. : 'M -Q H U A rc.. I f I '74 , 'i'i.. 4 a3?li'iii1rS1'v QI' V- X T if ' i . 4 1 Vw ,.,,,, ,,.,. , :treaty . Ji ' lqf' . . XA , I -.V ' t '-'- ' , ,.:W'fia.w W. xt, W-ff iQ.i' , ' V 5 fy V ebamqntugwalwgffgv ..-f A : ' , N, Bi I S rin Hi h School Band erforms durin N, is P is a ii half time at the football games. ,ffl f ji S fwwas-3-4 A ,ze - X Q ' f ta , .T -v.. Director Bill Bradley hard at work. I04 Rob Chapman was selected as the member with the best marching spirit. d Coniemporarg Composiiions ,-.. -hs--, '-'- - -fi-nr Q.:-4 '1uv-'- ,hu-pie' H-1-,,, FOURTH ROW: Polk, Caglef Ball' Bright, ChaP' Griffin, Fortson, Brandon, Johanson, Taroni, Made- Pellf Gale, I-'Han' Lusk' Swim, BIOWH, BO8afd' well, Biackshear, Polk, Knox, Stewart, Frazier, Tovar, Gardner, Ray, Ivey, Adams, Puckett, Smith, Peay FIFTH ROW: James, Reagan, Knous, Elrod, Demming, STAGE BAND FIRST ROW: Lujan, Bogard, Cun- THIRD ROW: Tonn, Knous, Fraizer, Reagan ningham, Tovar. SECOND ROW: Cooper, James. FOURTH ROW: Wilson, Fuller. Crenshaw, Miller, Stinson. lO5 1 Band Aniicipaies Trip Twirler - SHERYL WILLIAMS Twirler - O'LINDA WILSON Twirler - IIARRIET MCKINNEY Band Officers: FIRST ROW: Sandra Jenkins, Librariang Carolyn Camp- bell, Seeretaryg Steve Stinson, Presidentg Teresa Conner, Treasurerg sfffiis. Vw ' EFF, 'lx Drum Major - CHARLES MACKLIN Patricia Bogard, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Tim Knox, Lt.g Norman Hughey, Lt. 3 Harold Cagle, Lt. 5 Charles Macklin, Drum Major, Jimmy Griffin, Vice President. I06 A Band for Everg Mood . . . Members ofthe Boys' German Band are: Mike Stephens, Richard Knous Tommy Taroni, Steve Stinson, and Doyle Par- menter Members of the Girls' German Band are: Sally Miller, Helen Miller, Beth Frazier, Tanya Tidwell, Margaret Cooper wh, .. . . . 94 5 o ., ,W ff I07 The BSHS Tijuana Brass Band con- sists of Nick Androvitch, Nancy Fuller, Glen Matlock, Dale Pless, Steve Stinson, Tommy Taroni, Kitty Campbell, Tim Knox and David Bentley. BSH9 Choirs Enieriair FIRST ROW Parnell Yater Wood Marcum Mc THIRD ROW: Wright, Johnson, Kibler, Evans, Bell, Cartney, Combs Rau SECOND ROW Webb Baird Tatum. FOURTH ROW: Shaver, Scott, Adams, Byrd, Walker Lewis Shaw Platte Green Alexander Eggleston, Settles, Macklin. - -vtt s,t..' M J ' -' 'rlrrr A' tttt .--t 4, ma- . nn g N ...LL, T ' gt'-ir-ag xxl' V V W. , X: f .ti at 1- riliitfau-na ' A 1 srrr M l rr rsr, 5' ' 5 1- - N , , A 1 , 5 fi , ,a f F 1 in X A ' - X1 51 1 - ' - A ' ' Wg ' if 5 --lt 1 I -W P k B , iz: 1 wzfrzlagrfz A Cappella choir members that made all region choir are: Annelle Fitzhugh, Cherri Cederburg, Karen Platte, Curlee Rogers, Stephanie Sokolewicz, Cheryl Colclazer, Danny Johnson, and Bobby Kibler A usual sight that can be seen in the choir room is Mr Ivey with a cup of coffee in his hand. School Funclions 5 u I ,sn . sg i1 5 . - FIRST ROW: Rogers, Watkins, Tawater, Hayworth, Fitzhugh, Grisham, Combs, Puckett, Davidson. SECOND ROW: Colclazer, Bell, Cederburg, Sokole- - wicz, Caudill, Tune, Majors, McGlothlin, Hogue. s , ...,...,, ,.,.iL, , K M , 2 fy . THIRD ROW: Wilson, Bell, Grimes, Pasmore, An- drovich, Cook. FOURTH ROW: Walker, McGuire, Gilstrap, Procter, Craven, Macklin, Crockett. .,, , W V , , ,.,,, K M , . p - -1 1154 Sq., :fl 'r ' flat, offs, ef, ,Trai 1 1 , ' , . gtk. ...sw .L fs .- We A ' ' k-if -ffilfztr' i ,,,- if ,I ' - .,, - 'll '- :es . JW lx kfiigii , ' qw M E - ,K .mglfs pf. h . - 7 .w5,:1t' ' W ' '. , ir ' - 'R ' . -- ., - 2 W vit rt . . K K .2-T . rt, ' X- W ' , is W' .- ., is . to 1 ' fwsficif -:rafts f-LM -GY R W5 11:'wr-:fer 'fwf1ff l?w:se,M-f..l:,..,,.,.,vt-.Cream . ,,,1z+,k:.g,.,,,.,, ,,...f.. 1. av.. seq ,fra gf... .--, ..,:g,1f:f.:,,af.s-3,ll.,g5g g 13. lll l r U, ., .,-. 1 i. 5 1 , - r or A Q- ' I ssrs W' P A A 1 - . '- .- f -if ' l- Vw F fr- ' A 'l ' ' K FIRST ROW: Ringner, rill, Gressett, Ferguso Long. SECOND ROW: Hardin, Barger, Gibson, Mer- Rogers, Powell, Newton, Macklin, Wilborn, Young, fl, IvI0f1tg0mefy, Faulkner, Cass. ,THIRD ROW: Gale., Smith, GIGCH, Miller, Roberts, Miller, Bfgughtgn, Collins, Kilgore, Budke, Thomas, Reid D. , Reid N. IO9 Fuiure Homemakers Sponsor Charlfg Projeols FIRST ROW Bennett Keene Shaw, Wozencraft, Lathem, Spivey Ander Wadsworth Lile Smart Lipscombe, 5011, Morris, Collins, Honea Green Crawford Lawhorn SECOND ROW FOURTH ROW: Owens, Helton Har Zike Merrill McClanahan Langley, Rins, Devlin, Bell, Griffin Muse Walker Reagan Coleman Green Gibson, Brown, Foster, FIRST ROW: Marrow, Metcalf, Carveif, Rossf, Stroup, Thomas, Bonner, Macklin, Hollingshead, Smith. SECOND ROW: Willard, Sponsorg Cunningham, Sponsor: Stocks, Todd, Smith, Olsen, Olsen Benjamin, Ferguson, Gray, Reid, , no Lf Future Farmers Parlicipaie In Livesfock Show 1,123 FIRST ROW: Kirby, Gamble, Bunn, Sorelle, Jen- FOURTH ROW: Caldwell, Henry, White, Partlow, kins, Goodwin, SECOND ROW: Seay, Sponsors Terry, Gambill. FIFTH ROW: Blackshear, Owens, Haniby, Cathy, Olsen, Newton, Crenshaw, Eggles- Baker, Wilson, Wilbanks, Hansen, McSwain. ron, Vines, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Cauley, SIXTH ROW: Perdue, Henderson, Urley, SEVENTH Bowers, Peurifoy, Boyett, Ferqua, McCann, ROW: Davis, Gibson, Hyden, Murphree. SITTING: Larry Peurifoy, President. STANDING: Terry Hanson, Lindy Utley shows his pig at the Secretary: Milton Kirby, Treasurers lack Cathy, Reporter: Bill annual Howard County Pig Show, Owens, Sentinel: Bobby Bowers, Vice-President, Shorlhand Club Ediis 'Qcralch' X FIRST ROW: Green, Sponsor: Crooker, Fulcher, devant. FOURTH ROW: Hale, Jones, Holland, Parker, Bool, Kirby. SECOND ROW- Morris, Sullivan, Terelesky, FIFTH ROW: Porch, Sut- Sturm, Caudill, McCartney, Burson. THIRD ton, Larned, Holloway, Locke. SIXTH ROW: ROW: Hampton, Metcalf, Reaves, Cobb, Stur- Flores, Cooper, McBride, Morris, Pybus. Metcalf, Editor ofthe 'Scratch': Morris, Co-Editor: Jones, Secretary: Holland, Co-Editor: Stur- devant, Vice President: Reaves, Vice President: Sutton, President: Hampton, President. Il2 Shorihand Prepares Fuiure Secreiaries FIRST ROW: Thomas, , Boren, Gillean, ROW: Arington, Stuteville, Reaves, Blevins, Brown, Smith. SECOND ROW: 'Anderson, Williamson, Swim, Sponsor. FIFTH ROW: Tidwell, Parks, Dunn, Jones, Webb, Stocks. THIRD ROW: Green, Fletcher, Lane, Robertson, Dement. Smith, Sevey, Sevey, March, Hogue. FOURTH Officers Janice Anderson, Vice-President: Laura Parks, President: Lynn Green, Secretary: Pat Thomas, Treasurer. II3 DE Gives On-The-Job Training FIRST ROW: Arriola, Navarro, Burchert, Williams, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Schafer, Huff, Benjamin, Sulak, Miller, Norman, Williams, Hamlin, Frank- Jones, Wortham, Daniel, Arnold, Hopson, Heaton, lin, SECOND ROW: Parker, Landrum, Webb, Gen- Stroup, Hilario, Land. FOURTH ROW: King, try, Burnett, Parchman, Heiman, Dickson, Denton, Steen, Smith, Green, Harrison, Beard, Eason, Bal- Dunnani, Ringer, McCreary, McKinney, Rice, dock, Phillips, Cook, Ware, Belew. ICT Qludenis Learn Various Trades FIRST ROW: Sowell, Gamble, Ross, Johnson. Sessions, White, West, Heckler, Hughes, Merrick SECOND ROW: Kelly, Sneed, Go-uld, Carlton, Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Myrick, Blount, Hy- Campbell, Walker, Worsham, O'Bannon, Hardison, den, Boyles, Daughtery, Smith, Aaron, McCarty, Jones, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Larned, Teague, Baker. II4 Ya? Eleeirical Appliance Learns Repair Service 1,5 use I lm ,q :gsm ua? F :ami ii QQ ll El- ani Ulf .Q gi 'f' W' fu is 'N' Mk han. Buckner, Sponsorg Heard, Partlow, Storen, Alton, Wilson, Bentley, Williams, Reagan, Jones J, , Jones F. , Galvan, Statser, Sweetheartg Dittrich, Hall, I I5 ' Bible Club FIRST ROW: Hammack, Parchman, Shannon, Hale, McClenihan, Sevey, Cauble, McCormick, Diaz Foreman, Clenclinen. SECOND ROW: Hartley, Russell, Johnke. FOURTH ROW: Shannon, New Harris, Moody, Faulkner, Miller H., Jenkins, Mil- man, Hartley, Olsen, White, Bowen, Scott. ler S., Peterson, Young. THIRD ROW: VerLee, Bible Club Presenis Chrisimas The Christmas Story was the theme of the Bible Club Christmas assembly. The parts of Mary and Joseph were played by Jackie Cook and Jackie Bowen. l II6 ssemblg yn, V I I I VOE Club Members Receive Prachcal Training s .T FIRST ROW1 FUFCLUSIOH, MUSiCk, SEUIGCVHUI, Robertson, Morris, Burns, Dement. FOURTH ROW SIOCRS, HHHTPKOH- SECOND ROW! Love. Bright, McBride, Marsh, Hallmark, Sponsor. Jones, Tereletsky, Townes. THIRD ROW: Locke, Officers Sue Bright, Secretaryg Sharon Marsh, Reporter: Karon Brown, 'Historiang Debbie Jones, Treas- urerg Carol Morris, Vice-Presi- dent, Marcy Dement, Presi- dentg Georgia Burns, President. II7 Moiors Inlrigue Mechanics FIRST ROW: Mendosa, Jeter, Austin, Swzeetheartg Smith, Thomas, Ortega. SECOND ,, ROW: Mills, Russell, Suggs, Nelson, I-ludgins, Felts, I-lilario. THIRD ROW: Thomas, Hodnett, Looking under the hood of a car are ,Auto Mechanic Club officers: Den- nis Austin, Reporter, Andrew Ortega Parliamentariang Gary Jeter, Vice- Presidentg Bill Smith, Secretary, Jun- ior Mendoza, Treasurerg and Darrell Thomas, President. W Berset, Davis, Mosley, Lopez, FOURTH ROW: Meek, Hario, Gatin, Moran, Cline. FIFTH ROW Martis, Sponsorg Marquez, Gonzales. II8 Fu+ure 9eien+is+ Exchange Ideas FIRST ROW: Took, Lipscomb, Mcfjarta, Johnson, THIRD ROW: Talbot, Hickson, Ward, Costin, Taylor. SECOND ROW: Marberry, Prescott, Bryan, Strain R. FOURTH ROW: Kionka, Cook, Pribe Karwedsky, Burnett, Wilson, Woolverton, Gillespie. Hughes, Strain J. Officers Mr. Whitley, Sponsor, Mr. Lawerence, Sponsor, Sherri Alexander, Reporter, Janet Allison, Vice-President, Burt Nix, Presi- dent. . H9 Spanish Club Learns Mexican Tradiiions FIRST ROW: Peters, Vasquez, Marcum, MCNSCSC, Drinkard, Cooper, Devlin, Leugold, Honea, Tidwell JO11USOH, Alexafldef, Jones, Keene, Jones, Davis. SEC- Slaughter, Sponsor, Hickson, Shaw, Olsen. FOURTH OND ROW: Allison, Wilde, Strilill, Nix, HHUHITIHCR, ROW: Harris, Dyer, Abbe, Devlin, Griswold, Parch- Bunn, Russell, Took, Oliver, Bryan. THIRD ROW: man, Patton, Dean, Choat. French Club Cancels Carnival Ball Da1ly, Oppegard, DeVore, Tune, Estes, Carr, Halfman, Looney, McCullough, Knuuttila. l20 Laiin Siudenis Qiudg Roman Culiure FIRST ROW: Hughes, Del Bosque, Del Boaque, Ovalle, Houchin, Wadsworth, Clinkscales, Decker, Richardson, Grauman, Kirby, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Vaughn, Sponsors Stewart, Pribe, Aton, Brown, Willis, Androvitch, Cook, Price, Gruntham, Craw- ford. THIRD ROW: Polk, Elrod, Bell, Olsen, Rob- ertson, Patton, Cederburg, Tawater, Welch, Brad- bury, Clark. FOURTH ROW: Patton, Wood, Le Vier, Smith, Linnen, Talbot, Bradshaw, Sokolewicz, Mar- lock, Burnett, FIRST ROW: Parks, Took, Boren, Caufield, Lips- McGuffey, Williams, Johansen, Hayworth, Lee, Hol- comb, Polk, Sturm, SECOND ROW: Douglass, Ben- lingshead, FOURTH ROW: Shortes, Porter, Graves, nett, Malone, Newsom, Garrett, Smart, Fitzhugh, Colclazer, THIRD ROW: Massey, Aron, Paul, King, Bennett, Adams, Rogers, Marchanr, Gray, Slide Rule Club Praclices Inslrumenl Calculalion , ,,,, VL V 'QQ 'Nw SITTING: Shanes, Allison, Johansen, Henman, Hikson, Nix, Burnett, Marberry, Bryan Shaw. STANDING: Sutton, Conway, Cook, Chess Club Improves Tacfics White, Little, Sponsoyg Cofer, Blackshear, Ball, Thompson, Prescott. I22 Sponsor and l Ediiors T Guide Staff i i l 3 Some of the activities of the Journalism depart- ment for the year are the editors and sponsor visit to Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, the two staffs attending Tech I-Day, and the annual Christ- mas Banquet is held. Staffs attend Tech Workshop ' in the summer and State Journalism Convention in Denton, Annual lake party is held for all Journal- ism students, Both staffs spend many hours meeting deadlines. l r l Debbie Douglass has worked diligently on the production of the El Rodeo. tm IK' Production of the El Rodeo and Corral takes up much of Mrs, Erma Steward's time. Lynn Green has devoted much time to the production of the Corral, EI Rodeo Qlaff Hard A+ Work X A. , VhA . d , 1 . .A , . fi H I 'fr.'qi I oozo r , M A ' P 'L,o ., at Fi V,k. f VVAIK J K N . ' 1 1 f ooooo X a J 2 ,hkk y dd U tlfgs-A K ' I--Qu . omok 5, U d Z 'mlk' 5, A .-:-1 ii 2 .. A A '1o,A T K 1 65. LV 11- 1 ' ff - . fi in A X2 6 I x' I - o f ' d i riff -.ff 1 i ' ' 5 ' ,t r 4111 ij r Aoho A , P 'Linda Tune finds being Activities Editor is not - V' odyd as much fun as most people think. W gl, vs 'Q X1L, . . H! K i g , A U Could this be our fearless leader 'Steward' off on another safari? Mike Alexander and Mickie Broughton realize that moving is no easy job. Kiwi by-aw .rf QM. aw 'Hi Jeanie Johnson discovers that journalism is one of her more in- teresting classes. X V . ' 4 uf ff' Debbie Douglass Kay Slate finds that many un- Editor in Chief usual jobs go along with being IZ4 Associate Editor. Staffs Produce Award Winning Publications TOP ROW: Debbie Douglass, Editor in Chiefs Kay BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Bowen, Photographers Jen- Slate, Associate Editors Linda Tune, Activities ny Bean, Senior Editors Julia Vaughn, Art Editors Editors Sherri Alexander, Organizations Editors Sally Wade, Artists Jackie Thompson, Sports Editor, Mickie Broughton Junior Qiarr A ' + + , S ,ss- t rrs k ,., I X ri as Laura S . Parks as - f sss si S rrrsr Vdi' ' . r i s , ,s,, - ,, Arm H ,l,:,, A Garrett ii d rsts lewis i A Johnson Z 'iffdz' Linda Lu Llie l25 Karla Wadsworth f aa li ,s , xi' David Vasquez Mike Alexander Corral Qiafl News Editors Frank Griffis and Jim Sokolewicz look for news in some very strange places. Ad Salesmen Gary Turner and Clif Talbot rest after an hour of selling ads. . 11 Sghool Fm' Amy Fridllf I Cm-cr Billed For Y ' 55,wssw1-.wNSw L3 ,WM ,wh p.., mn, sw on, sa. HMTY shape Kiefer mns..w.Ausw-fu, QCA-.:maA....,.,.. V'-:Gum-,uas.1 Headlines become an everyday duty for Lynn Green, Editor-in-Chief. , , , , Sorting papers is a regular Job for Beckie Bright and Sandy Tonn, Distribution Man- agers. 'ffl Sports Editor Gary Rogers and his as- Business Manager Sidney Carr takes time out sistant Kirby Horton look for pictures for a conference with Ad Salesnien Robby to fill up their page, Robertson and Mike Gartnian. I26 di+ Newspaper Margaret Zike, Assistant Editor, seems to enjoy her interview Herald Correspondent, Andrea McCain spends many hours gathering news for her Sunday col- LLHIS. gggftg 1- fs qi .wvwaqgsw E iiir p , mi: r- fc - Whwr I K ,lf r zxzii L 1 t A' ii 1 5 . 3: is -15 f: -X . 1. V. , at N -. 7 ...V aft lm i M of 5' t s M ' A Y tis M W he 4 ' ,f We Q f 3 aaf.q..mb. as i y - M if K , a 'ff 4 5' I it 5 N P f in rw sr TN Fw ,pg x :Q 4 5 2332 ,154 fyg: -f ff? 2' ,ir e .rrp , V5 1- if - Q as .R .sf 5. ,tx 1,355 1 gui - , 1. .r 'sf-A f- mf. ,1 rf-,ffffey an .W Q yr, , r .tg .te ., 1 .wr-' it vs .sfff f, ,rv .,s, , ,est a . . , . f b .t . . . - , s,-as .... tri.. W, ' .. .fry -, .- W -: .-f.. r . ,.,...-1-M-H2- 5515 ' 54 I 31, b f' - '-'L E pg 5 X . xit.r V, 1: at flea Q srrr E Terry White seems to like his job as Circula- tion Manager ofthe Corral. Ad Salesmen Roger Terry and Hugh Marberry sign out to collect the money for their ads. Exchange Editors Donna Ferguson and Kay Stephens spend many hours mailing out copies ofthe Corral. l27 l28 w V 9 Y 1 I 1 M... ,. w x w , , ,,... Jw? .Q -wi , f 'WT w X mi -' e K 0 f Q E Q P fx . . 1 i i ' ,i.,A.,2 W 1 Jackie Cook Senior Senior cheerleader, Jackie Cook, is an all round girl with a sparkling personality. Jackie has a list of honors such as Harvest Carnival Queen nominee and Student Council member her Sophomore year: and Junior cheerleader her Junior year, She is also a member of the Latin club. This is Jackie's second year to be chosen for Who's Who. Who's Who These twenty-four representatives to Who's Who were selected by the faculty on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service, To be named to Who's Who is one of the greatest honors at Big Spring High School. Richard Cauleg Senior Leadership is a quality senior Richard Cauley has shown his classmates. A second year representative to Who's Who, Richard serves his class as president. His outgoing personality and good looks have won him the honor of being chosen Sophomore and Senior Favorites. Consul of the Latin club his Junior year, Richard has also served on Student Council and played football the past three years, Because of his many accomplishments Richard was named Young Texan of the month by the Optimist Club, Who's Who Debbie Duncan Senior Well-known senior, Debbie Duncan, is a Who's Who representative for the first time this year, Debbie's beauty has won her the honor of Junior Miss Big Spring and two time nominee for school beauty, She has served her classes as Sophomore and Junior Secretary and has found time in her busy schedule to sing in the A Cappella Choir and letter in tennis her Sophomore year. The FFA members selected Debbie as their sweetheart during her Sophomore year, The students of BSHS have shown their like for Debbie by electing her Junior Favorite and Best All-Round girl. She has been on Student Council for two years. Debbie has helped build Steer spirit this year as Senior cheerleader and also holds the title of Football Queen, I3l Kenng Hambg Senior Intelligent and handsome are just two adjectives describing senior Kenny Hamby. Kenny is a second year representative of Who's Who. His academic excellence has earned him the Football Scholastic Award. He was also a participant in the summer Honors Institute and is a two year member of the National Honor Society, He has always taken an active part in school organizations such as the Latin Club and FFA. He is a two year letterman in foot- ball. Kenny was selected Young Texan of the Month by the Optimists due to his many accomplish ments. Who's Who Joe Lusk Senior This is Joe Lusk's first year to represent BSHS Who's Who. Joe is noted for his hard work and friendly attitude, His dependable character has won him the position of treasurer of the National Honor Society. Joe is active in var- ious clubs on the BSHS campus including the Latin Club and Slide Rule Club. He has also been on the National Honor Society for two years, Lgnn Green Senior Capably editing the Corral has been a major responsibility of Lynn Green. Lynn is a second year representative to Who's Who who takes an active part in BSHS activities, She serves as secretary of the Shorthand Club and secretary of the National Honor Society, She is also a member of the A Cappella Choir, History Club, and Latin Club, Lynn's scholastic achieve- ments include the Latin Medal for Excellence, two year membership in the National Honor Society, and participation in the summer Honor Institute. She was a delegate to both the 1965 and 1966 Texas Youth Conference, Who's Who Keg Qiaiser Senior Vivacious Kay Statser represents Who's Who for the first time, Kay is well-known around the BSHS campus, She has been elected FFA and Electrical Appliance Club Sweethearts. Her Sophomore and Junior years she was a member of the Span- ish Club and FHA, Kay has proven herself to be a capable leader as she is second vice-president ofthe Student Council. She is also a member of the UIL Ready Writers Team. David Holmes Senior David Holmes, second year repre- sentative, is very diligent in his ser- vice to BSHS. He was vice-president of the Student Council his Junior year and then took the office of president during his Senior year, David lead his Sophomore class as president and played football three years, He is also basketball manager, David at- tended the Texas Youth Conference in the summer of 1966 and was elec- ted Young Texan for the Month by the Optimist Club, He is a member of the Corral staff and the Key Club, Who's Who Beverly Peters Senior A senior prominent in BSI-IS affairs is Beverly Peters, who is outstanding in both scholastic and extra curricular activities, This is Beverly's second year to be named to Who's Who. She has served as president of the Spanish Club her Junior and Senior years, Beverly is also a member of FHA, has been a cheerleader for two years, and a Student Council representative for three years, She received the honor of being named a member of the National Honor Society and participated in the summer Hon- ors Institute. La rrg Arnhari Senior Representing senior Who's Who for the first time, Larry Arnhart has been a very outstanding student this year, Larry is a member ofthe Latin Club and is vice-president ofthe Young Republicans. As a member of the debate team, he has won first place honors in the Optimist Oratorical Con- test and the American Legion Oratori- cal Contest. Larry received a letter of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Program and also participated in the summer Honor Institute. Larry was named Optimist Club Young Texan for the Month. Who's Who Charles Macklin Senior A hard-working and reliable leader is Charles Macklin, Steer Band Drum Major, He is in the All-Region Choir and Band, and is a member of the All-State Band, Charles is also in the A Cap- pella Choir, He capably heads the Thespian Club as president and is a member of the Chess Club, Charles attended the summer Honor Institute and received a letter of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Program. He is a first year representative to BSI-IS Who's Who. Kaihg Shaw Senior Kathy Shaw, a senior representative to Who's Who this year, is noted for her hard work and friendly attitude. She has been a member ofthe A Cappella Choir for three years, National Honor Society for two years and a member of the Spanish Club. Kathy has received many honors in homemaking, She is 2nd vice-president of FHA and reporter, She was 4-H presi- dent her Junior year and vice-president her Senior year, Kathy was the 4-H State Dairy Foods Winner in 1966. Sarah Benneii Senior An active participant in many school organizations and activities is Sarah Ben- nett, president of FHA. She attended the summer Honors Institute and is a National Merit Semi-finalist, Sarah is a member ofthe Latin Club ans History Club. Sarah is a Student Council representative and a member ofthe Ready Writers UIL, Who's Who Jackie Bowen Senior Representing senior Who's Who, Jackie Bowen is known for his fine job on the El Rodeo as photographer, Jackie does not devote all his time to photography, however, as he finds time to participate in other school organizations, He has been a member ofthe Latin Club, Key Club, and Bible Club. He is president of the National Honor Society. Jackie attended American Legion Boy's State and received the Optimists Young Texan Award, Who's Who Mariha Jordan Junior Cub reporter, Martha Jordan has been very diligent in her service to BSI-IS. Her journalistic ability has won her the position of Editor in Chief of next year's Corral, She holds membership in the Latin Club, History Club, and FTA. Martha is pre- sently serving as District IV FTA chaplain, She is also a member of the National Honor Society. David Vasquez Junior A very active junior around the BSHS campus this year is David Vasquez. He puts many hours into his job as Junior rep- resentative to the Student Council. David is vice-president of the Junior class and is also vice-president of the Spanish Club. He holds a membership in the Key Club and FTA, He was named Mr, FTA this year by his fellow FTA members. David is assistant sports editor of the El Rodeo, Karla Wadsworih Junior Ever popular in school activities and sports is Karla Wadsworth, She has been a set for the BSHS volleyball team for the past two years, She is secretary of FHA and a member of FTA, Karla is a junior staff assistant on the El Rodeo staff and attended the journalism workshop at Texas Tech this past summer, Who's Who Garg Don Newsom Junior Outstanding junior, Gary Don New- som, is representing BSHS Who's Who for the first year, Serving as Consul for the Latin Club as well as Student Council vice-president are some of his achievements, He is also out- standing in football and baseball, Gray Don is a member of the National Honor Society. He was also president of his Sophomore class, Don CrookeH Junior Representing the Junior Who's Who, Don Crockett ts known for his fine job in drama, Don had the leading role in the speech depart- ment's production of Our Town , He partici pates in the A Cappella Choir and the Spanish Club. Don is president of his class and is also serving on the Student Councili Don holds a membership in the National Honor Soceity. Who's Who Annelle Fiizhugh Junior An active participant in the music department of BSHS is Annelle Fitz- hugh. She has been a member ofthe A Cappella Choir both her Sophomore and Junior year and a member of the All-Region Choir, Annelle is a mem ber of the National Honor Society and the Latin Club, She was an All-State Choir Semi-finalist and has won three first division medals at Regional UlL Solo Contest and one first division medal at State UIL Solo contest. Judy Abbe Junior Judy Abbe finds being a teacher's aid is a worthwhile occupation, A junior representative of Who's Who, Judy holds a membership in the National Honor Society. She also attended the summer Honor Institute, Judy has a full sched- ule as she is a member ofthe Spanish Club, FTA, and the History Club. She is secretary of the History Club. Judy plays on the BSHS vol- leyball team and is a junior alternate to Stu- dent Council. KKBQKQ Who's Who Richard Macklin Junior Serving as student trainer for the Steer foot- ball team rakes up much of Richard Macklin's time, A junior representative of Who's Who, Richard does not devote all his time to being a trainer however, He finds time to partici- pate in other school organizations such as the A Cappella Choir and National Honor Society. Richard is also a member of the tennis team. His dramatic ability won him a role in the play Our Town . Who s Who Ann Ga rreH Junior One of Ann Garrett's responsibilities as a Stu- dent Council member is preparing the scrapbook for state competition, A two year member of Student Council, Ann is also active in serveral other clubs such as the National Honor Scoeity, Latin Club, and FTA, Much of Ann's time is spent working on the El Rodeo as a junior staff assistant this year, Danng Johnson Junior Danny Johnson is an outstanding mem- ber of A Cappella Choir. This year he is serving as president of the Choir. He has made All-Region and All-State Choir and won three first division ratings at the Re- gional UIL Solo Contest and one first div- ision rating at the State UIL Solo Contest this year. Danny is presently serving as vice -president of the Key Club and repor- ter ofthe Spanish Club. He is also a member of the National Honor Society, Xlf W1 2 '- L' 1' 1 -v f- f.ss'rf W . A ..K l'Ii W School Board Works Mang Hours O 1 7'....-a'n1l School Board members seated left to right: Mrs. R. B. G, Cowper, Mr. Joe A. Moss, and Mr. Jerry Currie. Stand ing left to right: Dr. C. B. Marcum, Mr. S. M. Anderson, Mr. Grant C. Boardman, and Mr. James E. Cape. t Not pictured is Mr. James E. Felts. :mx 'Fx I44 F xpandlng School Faolllhes Mr. Joe A. Moss, president of the board is serving as vice-president of Cosden Oil and Chemical Com- pany. Dr. Carl B. Marcum, vice- president of the board, is a physician at Malone-Hogan Hospital Founda- tion. Mrs. R. B. G. Cowper, secretary ofthe board, is the only woman represented on the board. Mr. James E. Felts is an engineer at Reef Oil Corporation. Mr. Jerry Currie is a rancher in Glasscock County. Mr. James E. Cape is a repre- sentative of State Reserve Life ln- surance Company. Mr. Grant C. Boardman is the plant manager at Sid Richardson Carbon Company. MR. JOE A. MOSS President I45 MR. S. M. ANDERSON Superintendent of Schools Adminisiraiors Cope Wiih Mr. S. M. Anderson, Superintendent of Schools, attended school at Texas College of Arts and Industries where he received his Master of Science degree. He is serving as state president of the Texas State Teachers' Association. Mr. Keith Swim, Administrative As- sistant and Director of Special Programs, attended school at Colorado State Col- lege where he received his Master of Arts degree. Mr. Don Crockett, Director of Busi- ness Services, attended Mclxlurray Col- lege where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree. Mr. Noel Reed, Director of Personnel Services, attended school at Texas Col- lege of Arts and Industries where he re- ceived his Master of Arts degree. 2 l'46 iudeni Problems Mr. John F. Smith is serving as prin- cipal of BSHS. He attended school at North Texas State University. He grad- uated with a Bachelor of Science degree and later received his Master of Science. Mr. Harold Bentley is assistant prin- cipal ar BSHS. He attended school at Howard Payne College where he received his Bachelor of Science and at Sul Ross State College where he received his Master of Education degree. Mr. Ray Pope is serving as dean of students at BSHS. He attended school at Southern Methodist University where he received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees. He re- ceived his Counselor Certificate from Texas Tech. 191044 PEW? MR. JOHN F. SMITH Principal i MR. RODNEY ALLISON, Texas Tech B S MISS NANCY BOYDSTON Unrv of Colorado B A MR. BAILEY CLEMENTS, N T S U B S MISS NANNA GARRETT, S W T S B A MRS. ELIZABETH .IOHANSEN Unrv of Texas B A MR. OAKEY IIAGOOD, Sul Ross B S Qiudenfs Learn From The Pasi History teacher, Rodney Allison, points out an European area to Sarah Bennett MR, TOM KING, E.T.S.U. , B.S., M.Ed. MR. WILLIAM MARTIN, N.T.S.U. , B.S. MR. DONALD B. MCDONALD, N.T.S.U., M.E. MRS. I-IERMAN SMITH, Texas Tech, B.A., M.A. MR, JACK TAYRLEN, Univ. ofCorpus Christi, B.S. I I48 s ,, . 5 232 . 255: f ..,2gg 1 .'Jfir 'a4'1 . 'f:' -19 5 'fil A , 5' gigcixl Language Aris are Basic lo Living Dah Shockey, speech and drama teacher, is checking parts for the major production of Our Town . 'W' ,f liz.-..:?S'f. 1 i : f 159 MR. DAN SHOCKEY MRS. ERMA STEWARD Sul ROSS, B,A, , Hardin-Simmons, M. A. B- S- Mrs. Judith Blick takes a break from grading English papers MRS. MRS. MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. JUDITH BLICK, Hardin-Simmons, B.S. DEEN BOOTll, N.T.S. U., M.A. PAIGE FLORENCE, Hood College, B.A. CATHERINE HEDGES, Univ. Of Pitts. , B.A. NAN HOWARD, W.T.S. U. , B.S. , M. Ed. LINDA KNOBLOCK, Uuiv. of Mont. , B.A. MRS. JOE LAMPORT, Texas Tech, B.A. MRS. OLEN PUCKETT, Mary Hardin-Baylor, B.A. MRS. DOROTHY RICE, Texas Tech, B.S., M.A. I49 MR. ENOCH BLEWETT, Texas Tech, B.S. , M.S. g , ,,, . . V . Mrs. GRETCHEN BLUMBERG, - - Univ. of Colo. , B.A. Q i f iii 1 1 I 15 , H Q A fig A G. T. Guthrie, math teacher, shows Jack Cathey the correct way to work problems. Mr. Terry Little points out a diagram to one of his math students. Facis. Figures. and Phenomena rii' 'isi T4 . ' . QA -K QQ, xv VVK'L I I - A -i,- if , Q K -fl. ' . ' ll' MRS. H. F. BRANDON, Ball State Teachers College, B.A. MR. WILBUR CUNNINGHAM, Univ. of Texas, B.S. MR. G. T. GUTHRIE, Univ. ofTexas, B.A. , M.A. MR. O. A. MADISON, Texas Tech, B.A., M.Ed. MR. FLOYD SORLEY, Howard Payne, B.A. , M.Ed. l50 Science Explains whg if 4 Jerry Price assists Mr. Pat Lawerence in a chemistry experiment. MRS MARY BRECKENRIDGE M... Texas Tech, B. S. M RS . HAROLD GILLEN WATERS Mr. Kelley points out the correct way in using the micro- scope to one of his biology students. MR. ,TERRY KELLEY, . , M. Ed. w MR. PAT LAWERENCE, N.T.S.U., M.Ed. MR. TERRY LITTLE, S.M.U., B.S. MR. DOUGLAS WHITLEY, N.T.S.U., B.S. FF' MR. ROY BAIRD, Sul Ross, M. Ed. MRS. BETTY LOU GREEN, T.C.U. , B.S. MISS MARY ANN PLOEGER, S.W.T. S. , B.A. MRS. BONNIE SANDBURG , S.E.S.C., B.S. MRS. VONNA SWIM, Colo. State, M.A. MRS. BERNIECE THOMPSON, Hardin -S immons, B. B. A . l '12- 4- ?.t',nui it 0 9 gnu I M 1 . Lu I O ,nia- o.lx,xlUn x .'l 'ylllll .:l31'u'lI!lllls 4' 9 nxlulxltx- Ill Qiudenis Develope Accuracg Through m f- Business Training Miss Ploeger assists her typing students Mrs. Don Green, shorthand and typing teacher, teaches the use of the duplicating machine to Vicki Holland and Ann Furqueron. l52 Fine AHS Creaie Imaginaiion An art student receives Miss Byrd's assistance in MISS MARY JEAN BYRD Midwestern Univ. , B. S. Ed. MR. WILLIAM LEWIS Texas Tech, B.A. MR. BILL BRADLEY, Texas Tech, M.A MR. MEL IVEY, N.T.S. U. , M.A. -s. 'Q' sketching. Q s MR. BEN ALLEN, U: '1.' I Univ. of Texas, B.A. f MRS. O. T. BREWSTER f Q A fre Miss COLLEEN .seg SLA UGHTER If's If f Af' 3 T. w. U. , M.A. A . I ' if MRS. DORIS vAUGnN . If St. Lawrence Univ. , fi' W' R 1 B A . ,X J W MRS. RITA write f' f , -- ..,, Univ. of Texas, M.A. ?'a..-., 'W3341' Mr. Ivey contemplates on what new assignments he can give his students. l53 E MR. MAX EEEVERS, U.s.A.E. MR. E. Y. BUCKNER, Texas A SL M ' if f ' MRS. PEGGY HALLMARK, n.s. U. , my 8 MR. BILLY R. JONES, Texas Tech, E.s R X MR. PERRY MATHIS, Gen. Motors - Y M Mech ser i gg, ,A ws - 100 , ig! E y 7 r A K I: is MRS. MARIGENE MILCH, Hardin- .QV4 Y LiVVLL EL Simmons, B. S, MR- GEORGE RICE, Texas Tech, B. B.A Seniors Invesiigaie Vocaiional Opporfuniiies Mr. E. Y. Buckner explains the different parts of a Louis Heinze, new drafting teacher, prepares to as- freon gauge to three members of his morning class. surne his duties. l54 MR. JAMES COGDELL, N.T. S. U. , B.S MR. ED SEAY, Sul Ross, M.A. MRS. BARBARA SPAIN Univ. of Texas, B.A MR. HANLEY SPENCER, Sul Ross, B. S. MR. LEON TAYLOR Metal Trades MR. TRUETT VINES, Sul Ross, M. S. f E l Mrs. Willard finds that teaching Horne Ec. from a filing cabinet is not easy. I55 rU'8's. ,L , N I Terry Little, Susie Lynch, Mary Ann Ploeger, Catherine Hedges take on extra responsibilities by being class sponsors. MRS. DONNITA C UNNINGHAM , N.T.S.U., B.S. MRS. CHARLOTTA HAMILTON , N.T.S.U., B.S. MRS. HELEN WILLARD N.T.S.U., M.S. Siudenis Receive Aid Ouiside of Classroom MRS. NANCY ANNEN, Director of Cafeterias MRS. IUANITA DIBRELL Library Clerk MRS . JOY REDMAN Librarian M rs. Korzinski, librarian, aids students in the use of the library. ,eaerwf f I iff N AN ' . --v 5 ' we U iii .. gf AQ. . ,5.......fi 1 -5' 'i 'SQ R - . if SE-if iw ? ..g H I MRS. ELIZABETH KORZINSKI. N.T.S.U. , M.Ed. MRS. NELLIE MATLHS, R. N. Austin, Texas MRS. DOROTHY SMITH, iioniebound teacher ,,,.,, O., Mrs. Mathis checks Burnia McCarta's height for her records l56 Phgsioal Training Qiresses Good Healih A I MRS. PAT DRAKE Texas Tech, B.S. Tulane Univ. B.Ed. 5, 'sf I MR. JOHN NIE HICNMAN, Q' T , Y P N 7 , ,Ames 'Q I M .4 xi, l.. MR. JAMES KUYKENDALL, Stephen F. Austin, B.B.A. Miss SUSIE LYNCH, Texas A. and I., B.S MR. CLIFF PATTGN , T.C.U. , A.C.C., B.S. K is a-3 my H MR. HERMAN SMITH, ig I Texas Tech, M.E. I Slen , , Snnn I I sy? y I MRS. JANET SMITH, S ' N.T.S.U.,B.S. i ' f on +4 1. ws' gs ' lx Ill 2zs.i'P.-sig , 4 k , V. I 5 wx-Q.: sis.. 4 ., , K, A-..,, , ,Qu Mig-I r 'fi.2.'3-R-!,. I ,gas To IIII A E'-....o. , I , Il .rl I1A .I,,,,. Z, N W '51 Tv .Fr .. . ! 6. ' iffsw-wswfss .. if ---- I -+- 'W '- 1-+ , W' N- I t ....,+.4-...., lla- Mr. Kuykendall looks around the new gym facilities. hs... Q' , , P. E. instructors, Pat Drake and Susie Lynch, strong arm Janet Smith out of her study hail class. I57 MRS . GENE HARRINGTON 9 , S W Secretary - Registrar MRS. PAT SEAY, Receptronrst MRS. MILDRED Mrs. Gene Harrington finds herself surrounded by typewriters, papers, WRIGHT, Office Personnel Helps Qiudenis as well as Teachers 1 K' 'R Eilful. Pat Seay assists students in checking out of school with Mrs. Wright keeps busy making report cards and schedules the help of Donna Whitten. on the machine. I58 Counselors Prepare Qludenls For College sa, Q. if gr: , n-3 Mrs. Janice Rosson explains the programs of pro- Mr. John Talmadge goes over Sylvia Reaves' test scores and spective colleges to Anice Fulcher. grades with her. MRS. JANICE ROSSON T.C.U. , M.E uf .-rf Yi MR. JOHN TALMADGE Sw. T.S. U. , M.A. Counseling teachers is a big part of Mr. Talmadgc and Mrs. Rosson's job. I59 Council Execuiives Direci Acfiviiies PRESIDENT David Holmes FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Gary Don Newsom SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Kay Starser ADVISOR Mr. Harold Bentley RECORDING SECRETARY CORRESPONDING Robbie Smart SECRETARY Linda Cochran Council Sponsors Foreign Exchange Sludenl f K 'i , sa ,f fa it ,, , JW g 1-if fl.-WE 2, 4 , 5 2 - ?? Ovia Knuuttila BSHS Finnish Foreign Exchange Student, learns western cus- toms under the council's guidance, Mr. Harold Bentley, assistant principal and Student Council sponsor, spends much time assisting the Council in its various projects. Jenny Bean Sarah Bennett Kenneth Brown Roe Lynn Bunch Connie Carver Richard Cauley Represeniaiives Speak For The Individual Don Crockett Debbie Duncan Medena Furqueron Ann Garrett Linda Gray Jeanie Johnson Bill Jones Linda Lu Lile Elizabeth Moore James Newman Laura Parks Beverly Peters Kay Slate Linda Tawater Jack Thompson David Vasquez mg The BSHS Band opened a grocery store but it was we nh 'W for the canned food clrtve df sponsored by the Student Council. Scrapbook Eniered in Qfaiewide Compeiiiion uf The Student Council Scrapbook Committee consists of: STANDING5 Laura Parks, Linda Lile, SITTINGQ Connie Carver, Ann Garrett, Roe Lynn Bunch, Medena Furqueron, Kay Statser, Kay Slate, and Jenny Bean count votes for the class election, I63 isis Q J lst ROW: Vasquez, Holmes, Thompson, Tawater, Furqueron, Moore, 2nd ROW: Jones, Newman, Crockett, Bunch, Johnson, Gray, Parks, Lile, 3rd ROW: Bentley, Cauley, Duncan, Knuuttila, Bennett, Smart, Bean, Car- ver, Statser, Slate, Garrett, Cochran, Council Tries For Qiaie Office The Student Council is the backbone of BSI-IS activities. The Counci1's projects include the sponsorship of Ovia Knuuttila, our foreign ex- change student, Other activities include the Howdy Dance, the Can Food Drive, United Fund and the Christmas Formal. The Council is running for the office of vice -president of TASC. The Foreign Exchange Student Committee consists of Richard Cauley, Jenny Bean, Jack Thompson, James Newman, and Ovia Knuuttila. I64 Siudenl Council Promoies Qporismanship ffl' 's 4? O ff N., I3 N fort 3 C files. of ' '3 , iz - Jeanie Johnson and Linda Lu Lile are presenting a scroll Linda Gray, Kenneth Brown, David Vasquez and Linda to a San Angelo student. Cochran are preparing for the elections of vice-pres, of TASC. Jenny Bean assists Mr, Brooks with making the scrolls for the in town football games, l l65 sophomore olass officers: presideni bill jones vice presideni pai billings seoreiarg riia kag Iangleg ireasurer ireonne reagan Qophomores Di plag Sieadfasi School Qpirii I67 Mary Ann Abreo Myra Acuff A lan Adams Barbara Alexander Mike Alexander Nick Androvitch Johnny Arguello Virginia Armendarez Susie Armstrong Meliton Arriola Peggy Aten Melvin Ruth Bailey Shirlie Baldock Douglas Ball Rhonda Barger Gary Barkley Susan Becker Kenna Bell Vickey Bell Warren Bell Diana Bennett Jay Berry Beatrice Billalba Mary Lou Billalba Pat Billings John Bishop Judy Bittner Debbie Black Dealy Blackshear Bruce Blalack Elizabeth Bless Tommy Blevins Mike Bolte Gwynn Bonner Carolyn Boy Sherry Bradbury Lyle Bradshaw Mike Bridges Ronny Broadrick Linda Brock Brent Brooks Barry Brown Dwight Brown Georgia Brown Ginger Brown James Brown Jessie Brown Kenneth Brown Mike Brown Shirley Brown Michael Brumley Ann Budke Sherry Buford Roe Lynn Bunch Allen Bunn Wyndell Bunn L3 ,A M M Qophomores Strive For Adjustment 38. , 1 X A -df r r gf, t , Q k'- Q ff a 'ZS Y ai , J V Waiting patiently for schedule Changes are Charles White and David Cobb. Lisa Canas Laraine Campbell Sue Campbell Allen Carlile Eugene Carrillo Jim Carter Jerry Cass Claire Caulfield Manuel Cervantes Robert Chapman Melvin Chappell Ema Chavez lsmal Chavez Jane Chavez Julian Chavez Tim Childress Cary Chrane Billy Clayton Gail Coates Steve Cofer Mark Coldiron Jan Cole Gayle Coleman Kathy Conley Connie Com s Douglas Compton Karen Conway Tom Conway Clif Cook Eddie Cook Marilyn Corbell Christina Correa Martha Cortez Larry Cotton Carolyn Crawford Phillip Burchett April Burkart Douglas Burnett Guy Burrow Freddy Bustamante Manuel Bustamante Pablo Bustamante Tim Butler Bobbie Byrd if , I 1 X QT' .Q ' ' ,Q va x -, 4. fi Q' ,,.. ,Q igl .AE Ei - M if if ft? s E 168 Qophomores Discover Creaiive Abiliig Kathryn Crenshaw Robert Crenshaw Darlene Csakany Steve Darden Bill Davis Ellis Daves Joann Davis Lynda Davis Rheba Davis Q ?f Nancy Dean' Alanda Deans . 5 Mary Jane DeLa Garza ,, L g r li 1- AEE rl! O Julia Del Bosque .gl V -gy' Odila Del Bosque X, ' ' ff ,4 g - Robert Deming 2 . , Linda Dennis its , 713 ' fi . . Yolanda De Leon ' James Dement 1 y yy R 1 F infix, 7 i , Christine Devlin Kay Digby Kathryn Dirlcs Cindy Dittrich Dale Dittrich Robert Domino Alfred Doporto Bobby Dorman Ralph Ramirez expresses his feelings in Art. I69 2 ., air, i 6 4 Qi, fa X 'W MV.. 'H if Rodney Dunnarn Petra Duran Jan Earhart George Easley William Edens Callan Elliot Dee Elrod Albert Escovedo Michael Evans Connie Faulks Annette Felts Eusebiv Fierro Mary Jane Fierro Sandra Fierro Suzanne Fisher Jo Fleener Betty Fleming Jimmy Flores Luven Flores Margie Flores Paula Ford Sophomore boys join in, in a passixfe mood, at the Abilene-Steer pep rally. Becky Forgus Clarence Forman Donny Forman Jann Forrest Jim Fortune Marva Foster Rodney Fuqua Medena Furqueron Luis Gaitan Perry Gamble Gilbert Gamboa Larry Gammons Cornelia Garrett Dee Gibson Gerald Gibson John Gibson Wanda Gibson Albert Gilbert James Gilbert Wanda Gillette Robert Glover 'W' rf l J 13 'f:, .t,1 ' iz-2' . 4. r - , ,J Q 5. K, , A .2 W , NW Class of 69 . . . L ,1s-1...-.- W , 1- , if ' . 1 4 ..W....m..--U X198 ' f ,tr A I K ps. ln her spare time, BSHS twirler, Harriett McKinney practices playing the bassoon. Lee Harris Susan Haskins Lonnie Hattenbach Wanda Heckler Johnny Hedges Annie Heirman Eddie Henderson Bill Henry Tommy Hendry Mary Ann Hernand Olivia Hernandez Teresa Hewtty Don Hickson David llilario CZ Irene Gomez Gloria Gonzales George Gossett Leon Gray Cindy Grant Beth Graumann Paula Green Kathrine Greshan Cynthia Gressett K wr A.. 4 'ff all Phillip Gressett Pliylis Gressett Cynthia Griffin Darwin Griffith Dawn Griffith Brenda Griswold Kerry Gunnels Fran Hall Thomas Ham Beckie Hammond Laquetta Hardin Angela Harlow l7I X . A w I fl' xii.-,il . ,V V 3' - f 'ii . 'drew fi f I I , ! M af 3 4 1 Sophs Learn Qieer Tradiiions , L? br. 'U I Pascuila Hilario Louis Hinojos Tony Holland Mary Holloway Frances Holt Gail Honea Larry Horn David Hubbard L , at :- Z , 'fi ,571 Q fig, K J' :SSWI Q, Q ff PEN 1: ' 1 ' ' J K J Gary Johnson Helen Johnson Laurie Johnston Raymond Jordan Bill Jones Brenda Jones Donnie Jones Janis Jones Jimmie Jones Linda Jones Nancy Kasch Kitty Keith Jimmy Kelly Sheryl Kenning Kay Slate puts beanie on Brent Womack's head as she reminds him to wear it. Kirk Hubbard Wesley Hudgins Dale Hughes Sharon Hughey Mike Huhn Linda Hunt Velma Hunt Arthur Huse Charles Hyden Rickey Jackson Johnny James Estella Jara Terry Jenkins Virginia Jenkins rr L iass L 1' -wr-1.3 f- H snr 'Q 'mi' I , if fl-' l72 ,, ,,-' 'b vl., f Jack Key Juanice Key Linda Ke A ' Bobby Killer Donna Killough Charles Kimble Roger Kionka I , i?Sff:. 3 1 VVVLLV, gf A -1 Q5 is ele - or lll .' Q i . 3 or 1 blll , L' K i I 'wl.. R111 3 X 5 ax W Q if K 'f:A 1 K 1 QS: 5 ' x JW 5 f. Qophs Parlioipaie in School Aoliviiies Y 3251? c Go! Go! Go! is the sound of the sophomore girls at the Cooper-Steer Cathey Kirby Arlie Knight Joan Knight Barry Knocke Burl Knox Mollie Korzinski Pam Lancaster pep rally. l73 4 Mr. Spencer, woodworking teacher instructs Tommy Ellison while Pat Gray looks on. Sophomores . . . work enihusiasiicallg Q 'JKT -tv .' raw - S1 . 'S N If 12 six f , K tiff. , Yi rx , Q L , .59 Q of I - 3 s . s, -W 13 . W V- 3 rf, 3 Rita Langley Lupe Lara Susan Lawhon David Leal Mary Lee Tim Lee Paula Lefebvre Joy Le Charli2gLeWis Greg Lewis Roger LeVier Larr Linnen Lynclla Lloyd Barbara Long Ronald Long Adolfo Lopez Amparo Lopez Chacho Lucero Mimi Luevano Norma Luevano Virginia Lujan -.fa aw vs , W?-Cf! 4 ri, 3: ,4- Q. fi' . tk, -vw -an Q' is , , Nona Lydic Patricia Macklin Don Madewell Mike Marino ii,i ,am 5 Pat Gray discovers woodworking isn't as hard as he thought it would be 'R' t l75 Jesse Marquez Terry Marshall Juanita Mata Rose Marie Martin Estella M artinez Felix Martinez Gilbert Martinez Roselyn M assey Theresa Massey Charlie Mendoza Pam Merrell Carolyn Metcalf Debbie Miller Earsie Miller Marshall Miller Ricky Miller Sharron Mills Tommy Mitchell Elizabeth Moore Jerry M oring Linda Morris Vicki Morrow Bill M orton Meliton Montelongo Jacqueline Montgomery Irene Munoz Sheryl M use David Myers Kyle McAlister Coy McCann Elizabeth McCarra George McComb Deidra McDade Don Mclivers Kathryn McGlothlin New Horizons Open for Qophomores Harriett McKinney Carolyn Mclylurtrey Tommy MCM urtrey Mike McSwain Deanna Mcwhirt Nancy McWhorter Kenneth Napps Annette Neal Donna Neal arbara Gloria Neill Larry Newton vga' t gg 5 Jw. aiif-4' xx . David Wanner, Billy Sullivan, Eddie Wilkerson, and Jackie Tibbets learn how to repair parts of a lawn mower in voca tional class. Carolyn Newman James Newman Garland Newton Norma Newton Glenda Nix .71 V, t-K :- ' . W f Would You Believe l've climbed 50,000 stairs today? Would you believe 10,0007 How about 1727 puffs sophomore Danny Parchman on new Stair- well 6. fi rirs F ' 1, I77 Mike Noble John OBrien Evelyn Oliver Patti Olsen Ronny Olsen Dolores Ornelas Gary Osburn Janie Ovalle Loretta Owen Charles Oxford Rosalinda Palomino John Pannell Danny Parchman Lupe Paredez Qophs. Ponder Dver New Rules wrt fi - if f, ' 1 iw, 1 643' rw A -V ' if V: -A Sopl1's are puzzled as they arrive on B. S. H.S. campus for the first time. Soph's rush down Stairwell 6 as they hurry to their next class. Can you read this? says Gary Scott as he gets his schedule from Mrs. Vaughn at sophomore orientation. 2 lg fig P Excited sophomores compare their schedules. Nell Paredez Bob Parks Shelane Parnell Ralph Passmore George Ann Patton John Patton Eddie Paugh Richard Payne Roger Dale Peacock Joe Perez Tony Perez Libby Perron Janet Perry Karin Petersen Penny Peurifoy Sandra Phillips Terry Phillips Donald Pickett Jimmy Piper Tommy Polk Sonceia Polone I78 H . '1-st., , ',,c.'.f F' :: w rr, Q Vooafional Courses Capiure Sophomores Q v Mr. Beevers, teaches his sophomore boys the trade of carpentry. 99 Bobby Thompson and Phillip Gresset learn to use the drill- press in vocational class. I9 'Z H --L. Cathy Poole Nora Porras Sherry Powell Jerry Price Roy Priebe Michael Proctor Tricia Ragsdell Ralph Ramirez Janis Ray Larry Ray N ancy Reed Coy Reagan Robert Reagan Treonne Reagan Jimmy Ream Jus+ Us Four Enieriains Qophomores The members of Just Us Four , Jay Adams, Kyle McAlister, Danny Lfane, and Greg Compton take a break during the Howdy Dance. R Janet Richardson Peggy Riherd John Rincon Jorge Rios Ann Roberts Dale Roberts Jimmy Robles Patricia Roberts AHHQoBQ.Qins0r1 Pacfswy Robertson Sharon Robertson Francisco Rodriguez Gilbert Rodriquez Kay Rodgers Curlee Rogers Jamie Rouch Pam Rowland Gregg Ryan Karen Russell' Ruth Russell Steve Russell I80 Wendell Stewart Sherry Storm John Strain Schcrry Strickland Bill Sullivan Bobby Sullivan Steve Sundy Barbara Sursky Billy Swafford Patsy Sweeney Sharon Swim Tommy Switzer David Talbott Linda Tawater Larry Taylor Linda Taylor Dana Templeton Jeff Thomas Kendra Thomas Bobby Thompson Dan Thompson t5im,,,.l, Ellen Rutherford gg Margaret Salgado James Sanderson Bill Schwarzenbacli Adelyne Scott Gary Scott Rowan Settles lvlichele Shareck James Shaw Mark Shaver Earl Sherrill Candice Smith Gary Smith Gerald Smith Leonard Sneed Tom Sorelle Billy Spier Leah Spiller Curtis Steinhour Stanford Stewart DQ Jane Thompson Robert Thompson Jackie Tibbets Barbara Todd Claudia Took Fidel Tovar Robbie Trantham Connie Tubb Richie Tubb Claude Tucker Sue Ann Turner Mark Unger Armando Vera Richard Vera John Viero Lyndia Villarreah Charlie Voivht Marilyn Wade Joyce Walker Richard Walling Terry Walton Qiudg Habiis Begin Earlg g. is Herbert Ward Vickie Ware 5, f 'mee lpn. V .4 1 Tony Holland learns the basic skills in first year typing. Roy Warren Frankie W ashington John W atkins Lorrie Watkins Ruby Faye Weatherby David Webb Glee Webb TTT Betty Welch Debra Welch Pamela Welch Joe West Charlie White Melissa White I82 Kathryn Crenshaw is excited going to the first St pep rally. 661' Mike Wiggins Joyce Wilborn Albert Wilborn Eddie Wilkerson Henry Willis Lynn Willis Jackie Williams Martha Williams Susan Williford Jimmy Wilson O'Linda Wilson Robert Wilson Studying for tests occupies James Dement's time. I I83 Sophomore boys in Chemistry class take interest in the technique of an experiment. y Z4 tttts If Suzanne Wolfe V an , , ,, 4' Brent Womack lk Kathie Wood Rocky Wooley Debbie Yager 14 we :Yrs 4 Viola Yanez .gp V a David Yeats junior class officers: presideni don erockeH vice presideni david vasquez secreiarg karla wadsworih ireasurer jill lewis J l Cassof68. . . ,jill ,Q-yf, sq, Robert Aaron Jndy Abbe Mike Adanis Sharon Aldridge Janet Allison Billy Anderson Janice Anderson Steve Anderson Terry Anderson Charles Arbuclcle Tina Argnello Glenna Armstrong Jeanie Johnson gives stair well six a try. Gail Arrington Rebecca Arriola Roger Atkinson Kay Aton Mary Ayala Nancy Baird Joey Baker Wanda Ball Curtis Barnes Mary Barrandey Neva Bedwell Jim Belew Richard Belew I85 Junior Class Chooses A Name Band Janie Boadle Patricia Bogard Donald Boling Bob Boren Brenda Bradbury Thomas Brandon Becky Bright Mickie Broughton Ardelia Brown Mary Brown Kathy'Bryan Mary Beth Burcliam William Burchett Chapple Burns Clark Caldwell Sandra Calvert Robert Carlile Gloria Carmona Aida Carrasco Connie Carver Anne Castellina Carolyn Cates Jack Cathey Judy Cauble Cheri Ceclerberg Bobby Bell Maria Benitez Myrla Benjamin Bill Bennett Jane Bennett David Bentley Darlene Berger Jolynn Blevins Jesse Blewett Grace Blount .. ,H 'F wi I86 Greg Compton concentrates on playing with the Just Us Fourf Ken Chadd Olan Chapman John Choat Martha Choat Lonnie Clanton Sue Clark Danny Clendenin Robbie Cline Jennabeth Clinkscales Cheryl Colclazer Carol Combs Teresa Conner Larry Conway Steve Cook Claudene Cooper ,Af I87 it A W David Cooper Margaret Cooper Kay Coppedge Elvira Correa Stephen Correira Dana Craven James Crenshaw Don Crockett Melissa Cunningham Toni Dailey Juniors Creaie Chaos Mike Davis Patrick Davis Cynthia Decker Benjaniin Deleon Helen Denton Rick Denton Ellen Devlin Vivian Dickson Betty Dominquez Arden Drinkard Gloria Dunn Janie Dunnani Pamela Dyer Raye Nell Dycr H. L. Eason Bill Eggleston Brenda Enfield R. J. Englert Debney Estes Leonard Evans Donna Ferguson and Martha Jordon enjoy causing black outs I88 X Betty Sue Fannin James Felts Donna Ferguson Fred Fielder Annelle Fitzhugl Judy Fletcher Ferm in F lorez Dwight Forrson 1 John F osrer Johnny Fowler Reggy Robertson doing the jerk at Kid s Night Craig E. Frank Randy Franklin Elizabeth Frazier Lynda Fuller Nancy Fuller Agustin Gaitan Michel Gamble Mary Garcia Juniors Reveri io Childhood X. The perfect couple at Kid 's Night was Freddie Elice Gibbs Jeanie Gillean Dean Gilstrap Joe Gonzales Party Goodman Cleveland Gossett Kathy Graham Mike Graves Linda Gray Ethel Green Mike Gressetr Richard Grimes Carla Grisham Tommy Grissom Marillyn Groesbeck is Ann Heir iv-,,,.. L-inda l'lelton Patricia Henderson Claude Hendricks Pani Hendricks Arther Hernandez Abelardo Hilario Donald llodnett Sandra Hollinian Carole Hollingshead Ladona Honea Dwight Hood Sharron Houchin Evelyn Hughes Linda Hughes John Hull Mike lrons Nancy lvie Gary Jeter Betty Johansen Linda llalfmann Mike Hall Robert Hall Charles Hamlin Terry Hanson Dianne Harkins Freddie Harris Karen Harris Linda Hartley Weldon Hartley Raymond l-latrenbach Beth Hayworth Helen Heckler Charlotte Helm an Lenora Heirnian Juniors Boosi Qieer Spirii Barbara Johnke Beth Johnson Cynthia Johnson Danny Johnson Fredrick Johnson Jeanie Johnson Norma Johnson Senimal Johnson Wayne Johnson Betty Jones Beverly Jones Joyce Jones Robert Jones Martha Jordan vs' - Guarding the STEER victory bell are David Vasquez and John Choat. Don Kasch Charles Keene Kathleen Kemp . If it 1 f Mitchel Kilgore Christine King Terry Kiniiian Carol Knight Charles Lacy Cary Lagerstrom Steve Lancaster Thomas Land Diana Landr uni Jan Lane Regina Lathem Peggy Lecroy Linda Led esm a Linda Lee Carol Leifeste Elaine Leugoud Jill Lewis w Q X, Big Spring STEERS gather for their Quarterback Club football barbecue. Juniors Use New Faciliiies Raul Marques Charles Martin Matilda Martinez Richard Martinez Tony Martinez Linda Massey anc Mathi ' Glenn Matlock Tommy Mauldin Arlan McCarty Kent F. McCarty Carolyn McCh.ristian Patsy McClawahan Carol McCombs Judy McCormick Steve Lewis Linda Lu Lile Marianne Lipscornbe Gerry Little James Looney Isabel Lopez Jane Lusk Mark Macarthur Richard Macklin Theresa Majors Don Malone Gordon Marchant Candy Marcurn Kathy Marino Kemper Marple J J f r V Johnetta MCC ullough Marilyn McGuffey Jerry M cG uire Rejenia McKinney Larry M cMurtrey Cynthia McNeese Ray Meek lgnacio Mendoza 'lf ,,'-if id Jeanie Gillean and Jan Lane find the new gym floor Comfortable. Beverly Merrick Johnny Middleton Suzanne Milch Helen Miller Karan Miller Rita Molina Sharon Moody Robert Moran Janice Morris Nelda Morris Danny Murley Duane Murphree Juniors Absorb Knowledge Linda Olsen Lonnie Omstead Jane Oppegard Jim Oxley Thomas Padilla K ay Palm er Patrick Murphy Johnny Navarro Kenny Neal Coy Nelson Larry Nelson Richard Nelson Gary Don Newsom Marilyn Newsom David Newton Lonnie Newton Danny Nichols Burt Nix Doris Noble Diego Olague Diana Oliver '71 'fppqql ilk! Q 4 I' 4, l rimfgiiwl Eg: Q.: , iv, r fssrsr 'Q if-fsgssszgmni L ESE 1 :Q tis mg It M Mxxaa igiagn Linda Lu Lile takes a break from working as staff assistant I96 ,484 se 5 ,ii ,api - in X 95? Q A Q' ui' gilt A, L, 1, iiw, ..,, . f, 'iewff-4 Y Irene Paredez Laura Parks Lisa Parks Linda Parras Judy Patton Mildred Paul Alice Perkins Shirley Perkins Jess Phares John Phillips Henrietta Piper Karen Platte Bobby Polk Scott Porter Bill Prager Don Prescott Christi Price Lynne Puckett Mike Purcell Bob Purser Toinette Rains Paula Ramirez Floretta Rau Dwayne Ray Shirley Ray Deborah Reaves David Reeves Donna Reid Dolores Richardson Judy Ringener Steve Riordan Stan ' Maureen Rivers Rcggy Robertson Doug Robinson Carole Le Hollingshead takes work quite seriously. Chonito Rodriguez Becky Roger Orlando Rosas, Beth Ann Ross Robert Ross Marty Russell Sandy Russell Jerry Ryan Sandra Ryder Ambrocio Sanchez Raymond Sanchez Gilbert Santiago Linda Schleicher Billy Scott Eugene Scott Siop, Look, Lisien Juniors Approaching Jacque Sevey Phyllis Sewell Dennis Shannon Gregory Shepherd David Shiv ers Nancy Shivers 37333-gffgzg Dee Shortes Melissa Simpson Wanda Simpson Shirley Simunovic Carolyn Sisson Jimmy Skelton Robbie Smart Bill Smith Brenda Smith Calessa Smith Charles Smith Chuck Smith Joyce Sm ith ludy Smith Patricia Smith Joe Smoot Judy Spivey Kay Stephens Michael Stephens Herb Storen Steve Storm Robert Strain Sherry Stroup Wayne Sturm Jimmy Stuteville Paula Stuteville Patty Sudberry George Sutton Linda Switzer Kay Talbott Tommy Taroni Darrell Thomas Nikki Thomas Pat Thomas Linda Thorp Band Highlighls alf-Time Karla Wadsworth Joyce Walker Cary Ware lvlike Warren Larry Watkins Mike Weaver James W ebb Sonia Whittington Karen Wilkinson Glenda Wilks llubert Williams L. C. Williams Lila Williams Linda Williams SherylAWillianis Greg Willis Peggy Thorp Sheila Tidwell Colette Took Sally Townes Connie Trevino Cliarleslnbb Ronnie Tuolker Carolyn Underwood David Vasquez Kent Viekery .pgs -wtf' dw 3 fi ir i Frances Wilson Jimmy Wilson Virginia Wise Tom Wood William Wood Ray Worsham Halena Wozencraft David Wright Lonnie Wright James Wrightsil Joyce Wrightsil Ronald Wrightsil Sherry Wrightsil Dona Yater Manuel Ybarra Marie Young senior class officers: presideni richard cauleg vice presideni keg slaie secreiarg jenny bean ireasurer debbie douglass ,,-m.,,y of M F 'N Seniors U+iIize Valuable Time MARY ALDRIDGE JUDY ALEMAN LAN ELL ALEXANDER . SHERRI ALEXANDER JERRY ALTOM w Y Y JORGE AMANTE f' K Wood craft fascinates Senior Turner. LUIS AMAN TE RONNIE AN DERSON LUPE ARIS TA ,i Q h . Z1 -of' K if , L f' mg' A wi Y oe,. ,. ARMENDARIZ' Q MARRY ARNHART y . Y eLL Y -w e f JoHN ARLXIOLD G if X' Steers are introduced at pep rally. 203 J ..,,1 Bobby Bow ers changes class. M7 X , .Q 3' I 'H nz. ' 'W lv , JCQTV. f-wi 1 XI 1 I , .. ' uf 'il vi, GARY BEVILL SAN DRA BIFFLE LINDA BLACKWELL VIVIAN BLEDSOE CINDI BOOL VIC KY BONAR MARY BOREN JACKIE BOWEN BOBBY BOWERS WILLIAM BOYETT MARVIN BOYLES DENNIS BREWER 204 ROSEMARY ARCUELLO JOE ARRIOLA DOROTHY ATCHISON PAT ATCIIISON JERRY BAKER BILLY BAUER .TEN NY BEAN DAVID BEARD SUE BEARDEN TOMMY BELL MICHAEL BELL DON BELEW SARAH BENNETT LARRY BENTLEY JAMES BERSET B.S.H.S. students Jerk to I I P I I Seniors A-Go-Go I I T 40' 5 in, PM A' ., in - x Seniors change class in midst of confusion. the rhythm of JUST US FOUR. SUE BRIGIIT KRISTIN E BRITAIN KAREN BROWN RODN EY BUCHA NAN BRUCE B UN N SKIP B URCHAM LINDA B URNETT GEORGIA BURNS RENE ANN BURSON TONY BUSTAMANTE CIIRIS BUTLER CHARLES BYRD HAROLD CAGLE LINDA CALDWELL 205 mf 'Sli 1. RONNIE CALDWELL CAROLYN CAMPBELL JAN CAMPBELL ROXENA CAMPBELL TONI CAMPBELL CONNIE CARLTON SIDNEY CARR JAMES CARVER GLENDA CASS CLAUDLA CAUDILL RICHARD CAULEY FRANK CHAVEZ RUTH CLARK DONNA COBB JOHN COCKERHAM Seniors . . A Class wi+h Class LINDA COCHRAN WYNELLE COLLINS STEVE COMPTON MIKE CONLEY JACKIE COOK JERRY COOK PEGGIE COOPER GLORIA CORREA BEN COSTIN BARBRA CRENSHAW KAREN CROOKER JOYCE CROSS JIMMY CUNNINGHAM JERRY DALTON ALLEN DANIELS ir: X J.: 1 I 'E 1 ' I2 . f ff , Q -a ,JA :K-1 ' , ,., A ,K GREGG DEVLIN MARGIE DIAZ HENRY DIRKS BENNY DIXON RONALD DOOLEY FLORENTINO DOPORTO DEBBIE DOUGLASS DEBBIE DUNCAN FRANCIS ETHUN MARY EVANS ELBERT FANNIN EDDIE FAUBION PAM FAULKNER ANDY FLORENCE GERALDINE FLORES C BARBARA DAVIDSON GLEN DAVIS .TIM DAVIS JERRY DAUGHTERY TRACEY DEAN MARCY DEMENT ADELE DEMING MARY ANN DELEON Marcy Dement and Mary Boren mbet at lockers after school. U1 --fx 5 2 nf, 1 I 207 P Gxkff DQ Q QD CD CD c: '95 05 N1 'E2,2i1 :-Haw ffy- ,age ff, M 1? , , La 7 ag! ' ' -,,,.. 'mzfnfflg f' 'M . ' YISI . I ,, '.-i' 208 YOLANDA FLORES MARY FORMAN LARRY FOSTER WOODIE FOWLER KEVIN FRYER ANICE FULCHER ANN FURQ UERON GLORIA GALE THOMAS GAMBLE SUSIE GARCIA KAY GARDNER CONCI-IA GARZA DAN GILLES PIE DAVID GOMEZ IONNIE GOSWICK PAMELA GOULD LYNN GREEN RICHARD GREEN .IIMMY GRIFFIN FRANK GRIFFIS DONNA HALE KENNETH HAMBY CA RLENE HA MMACK SHERRY HAMPTON MYRA HARRIS RICHARD HARRISON JUDY HART IANIE HARTMAN IIMMY HEARD THOMAS HEATON J ARVIL HENRY JJJSJ ' Fifi. H .. 42 9-few I M' F ' ' 1 K w J QQ 'If ,, M . J 14 , 1 v f . x :' I L., I is!- J . EES' Tw rf W wk j S, 4 JOE IIERNANDEZ fff SCI CONNIE HINE Key Clubbers ring up excitement. JOHN HINTZ TANIS HOGUE VICKI HOLLAND DAVID HOLMES SARA HOLLOWAY DANNY HOOTEN JIMMY HOPPER FRANK HORN KIRBY HORTON T. C. HUDGINS SONYIA HUDGINS VICKI HULL HILDA ISLAS ROBERT JACKSON JANET JAMES LARRY JAMES SANDRA JENKINS JOHN JOIIANSEN JANIS JOHNS ANN JOHNSON an x 'U Jg JSJJ ' -I pd Seniors Pariioipaie In Qohool Funo+ions YQ I 'H 3. 'ig' ,..,. -fwfr' I 'BW X Jog ,B - VVL' I Yr' WAYNE KENNEDY GLYNDA KILGORE MILTON KING LYNDA KIRBY MILTON KIRBY RICHARD KNOUS TIM KNOX OIVA KN UUTTILA NIK. I DEBBIE JONES . .gg ,BJ I GLENN JONES .Y JERRY JONES A LINDA JONES MARY JUAREZ ROBERT KARWEDSKY LUCY KEENE MIKE KELLEY 9. ROBERT KELLY Johnny McCullough and Terry White take aim during Kids Night. ,V ,-f Wh.. Jackie Cook ponders the ROXENE LARNED CLAY LaROCHELLE ALBERT LEAL LAWRENCE LONG RUSSELL LONG CYNTHLA LONGORIA ALEONSO LOPEZ RUBEN LOPEZ SANTOS LUJAN JOE LUSK CHARLES MACKLIN HUGHLON MARBERRY SHARON MARSH PAT MARTIN EZ TONI MAYBERRY DONNA M ERRICK LINDA METCALF EVA MAE MILLER SALLY MILLER TIPPY MILLER' DAVID MITCHELL BENJAMIN MONTANEZ M IKE MOORE TOMMY MOORE AURORA MORALEZ events of the school day. Mary Boren lights National Honor Society candles. ,AVB 1 V sig , A u g -M W . ' fe . . .,,, - V Y' I' ' , r z S- ...,,, .. ,, , ,.,, .. ,Ni w..,. 'f'. s -'- -- 6- V ' 2lI :Y W , ggi! 'K Seniors Exercise Good Qporismanship CLAUDIA MORGAN CAROL MORRIS DEANNA MORRIS The Student Council honors Midland Lee with a welcoming scroll. MANUEL MUNOZ. JANE MURPHY PATRICIA MUSICK ANDREA MCCAIN BURMA MCCARTA ARLENA MCCARTNEY MIKE MCCREARY JOHNNY MCCULLOUGH GEORGIA MCDONALD RUSS MCEWEN i RICK MCKINNEY SHERYL MCLAUGIILIN PRESTON MCNEESE LELA M EILL RANDY NICHOLSON ff-1 2I2 DAVID NORMAND NORA O'BANNON MANUEL OLAGUE RICKY OLSEN ANDREW ORTEGA Senior Girls Aid Office Qiaff BILL OWENS ' OLGA PA LOM lNO A CAROL PARCLIMAN , 5 , W 11 N ? ki gy? 5 , A Q X ff PM Ea? BARRY PARKER PANT PARKER DICKIE PART LOW A KIRE PASCHAL JOEY PATE STEPHANIE PEARSON ' ii' L BRIAN PEAY , DQ, JOHN N Y PEREZ. 5759? VERN ON P ERM EN TER GLENN PERSON BEVERLY PETERS ANNA PEUCKERT ' Kay Statser helps Mrs. Seay with office work. WL-I ' 'Y' PPP, A 1 'j z , - 'i LARRY PEURIFOY JOHN PHILLIPS ' ' f DALE PLESS i Oiva Knuuttila makes lasting friend- ship with Margaret Zike. OCOEE PUCKETT NORMA PUGA DORIS PYBUS MIKE RAY ROBERT RAY GLORIA RAYNOR SYLVIA REAVES DONNA REED GLORIA RICH LINDA ROBERTSON ROBBY ROBERTSON LINDA RODGERS EDDIE ROGERS GARY ROGERS IOE DAN ROWLAND ROBERT ROZELL CAROL RUSSELL MIKE RUSSELL IANE RYAN PAULA SAVAGE Exchange Qiudeni Learns B.9.H.Q. Tradlhons MARGIE PORCH WA NDA PORT ER LON NIE PRESC OTT COOPER PROCTOR 5 -fa, E: . . 2l4 xl ,-,. r if J - I A 5 . 'Ima I , ' w w w If S Seniors Plan Evenis 2l5 MIKE SCHAFER SANDRA SESSIONS JOYCELYN SEVEY MILTON SHANNON KATHY SHAW KAY SLATE DIANE SMITH DONNA SMITH GLENDA SMITH GROVER SMITH MIKE SMITH JEWEL SNEED JIM SOKOLEWICZ DAVID SOWELL KAY STATSER LINDA STEAGALD LINDA STEWART STEVE STINSON JUDY STOCKS CHARLES STONE JULIA STONE JO STURDEVANT CAROL STURM DAVID STROUP JOE SULAK LOU SULLIVAN PAM SUTTON CLIF TALBOT RUTH ANN TALBOT LARRY TATUM , gg: .W ,. M, 'xv In A UVA I I itq if fQ1 , BARBARA TAYLOR LINDA TEAGUE CAROL TEEL MICHELE TERELETSKY ROGER TERRY DAVID THOMAS JACKIE THOMPSON JERRY TIBBETS TANYA TIDWELL DIANE TODD SANDY TONN LINDA TUNE GARY TURNER RAYFIELD TURNER BOB TYLDESLEY Seniors Cherish Lasi Dags 2I6 FREDA URIAS JOHN UTLEY LOUIS VASQUEZ IULIA VAUGHN SALLY WADE RON WALKER DANNY WALLING CHARLES WARD BARBARA WEBB GLENDA WEBB ALBERT WEINKAVE PHILLIP WELCH CAROLYN WEST GEORGE WEST DONNA WIIITE TERRY K. WHITE DONNA WHITTEN SARA WHITTINGTON GRADY WILBANKS BECKY WILLIAMS TROY WILLIAMS WANDA WILLIAMSON TOMMY WILSON EDWARD WOOLVERTON JAMES WORTHAN i JESSE ZA PATA DICKY WRIGHT MARGARET ZIKE Stray Senior Meriis ALEXANDER, LANELL - FTA ALEXANDER, SHERRI - FHA, FTA, History Club, Organiza- tion Editor of El Rodeo, Science Club, A Capella Choir, Science Club ALTOM, JERRY - President - V.l.C. Branch of E.A.R. ANDERSON, RONNIE - Jr. Class - Vice-Pres. , Track, Ftb. ARISTA, LUPE - V.O. E. Club ARNHART, LARRY - Latin Club, Debate Club, National Merit Scholarship Program Letter of Commendation ARNOLD, JOHN ' DE Club, Key Club ATCHISON, DOROTHY - FHA, Building Trades Sweetheart BAUER, BILLY - FFA, DE Ciub , BEAN, JENNY - Secretary of Sta Clasg, Stu. Coun. - 3 years, T.A. S.C. Convention, Football Queen Nominee BEARDEN, SUE - FTA Spanish Club, Band Sweetheart Nominee, Court Jesters, BELEW, DON - DE Club BENNETT, SARAH - Stu. Coun. , FHA Pres. , Honors Inst., National Merit Semi-Finalist, Latin Club BENTLEY, LARRY - Reporter of E.A.R. BIFFLE, SANDRA ' FHA, Bible Club BONAR, VICKY ' FHA, DE Club BOREN, MARY - History Club - Vice-Pres. , NHS - Rep. , FTA - Vice-Pres. , Latin Club, Spanish Club BOWEN, JACKIE - Latin Club, Bible Club, Key Club, El Rodeo - Photographer, NHS - Pres. , Boys' State, BOYLES, MARVIN ' V. l. C. - 3 years BRITAIN, KRISTINE - French Club, Prom Comm. Chairman BRIGHT, SUE ' VOE Club BROWN , KAREN - Shorthand Club, VOE Club BUCHANAN , RODNEY - DE Club BUNN, BRUCE - Spanish Club, NHS Junior year BURCHAM, SKIP - DE Club, Bible Club BURNETT, LINDA - DE Club BURNS, GEORGIA - Honors Institute, FHA, VOE, Latin Club BURSON, RENE-ANN - FHA, Court Jesters CALDWELL, LINDA ' FTA, DE ' Junior Year CAMPBELL, CAROLYN - Band Sweetheart Nominee, Band Secretary CAMPBELL, JAN - Spanish Medal, President - History CI. , - NHS, Junior Who's Who, Reporter - ICT, Vice-Pres. CAMPBELL, ROXENA - ICT, Latin Club CAMPBELL, TONI - Span. Club, Shorthand Cl., VOE, FHA CARLTON, CONNIE - Sec. - Court Jesters, Treasurer - ICT, Library Club, Latin Club CARR, SIDNEY - Soph. Favorite, Vice-Pres. ' French Cl., Jr. Exchange Ed. - Corral, Senior Manager - Corral CAUDILL, CLAUDIA - President - Girls Choir, Bible Club, Shorthand Club CAULEY, RICHARD - Senior Class - Pres. , Stu. Coun. , Jr. Who's Who, Soph. Favorite, Latin Club, Football CLARK, RUTII - Bookkeeping COBB, DONNA - Volleyball, FHA COCHRAN, LINDA - Student Council - Sec. , FHA, FTA COCKERHAM, JOHN - DE Club COLLINSWORTH, RUSSELL ' Metal-Trades COMPTON, STEVE - President - Radio Club, Vice-Pres. Court Jesters CONLEY , MIKE - Honors Institute COOK, JACKIE - Cheerleader - 2 years, Student Council Who's Who - Junior COOK, JERRY - Court Jesters, Chess Club COOPER, PEGGIE - Spanish Club, Shorthand Club CORREA , HARVEY ' V. I. C.A. COSTIN , BEN - Key Club, Chess Club CRENSHAW, BARBRA - Swim Team Manager CROOKER, KAREN - Honors Institute, Shorthand Club CROSS, JOYCE - Shorthand Club, DE Club, I.C. T. DANIELS, ALLEN - DE Club DAUGHTERY , JERRY ' V. I. C. DAVIDSON, BARBARA - French Club, A Capella Choir, Library Club - Historian, South Pacific cast, Girls Choir DAVIS, GLEN - Slide Rule Club DAVIS, JIM - DE, Key Club, Latin Club DEMENT, MARCY - DE - Reporter, Summer Honors lnst. VOE Club, Shorthand Club, FTA, History Club, I-list. Cl. DEMING, ADELE ' Radio Club DEVLIN, GREEG - Court Jesters, Radio Club DOUGLASS, DEBBIE - Editor - El Rodeo, FTA, Stu. Coun., Sr. Class Treas. , Girls' State, Latin and History Clubs DUNCAN, DEBBIE - Student Council, Tennis Team, Jr. Favorite, Jr. Class Off. A Capella Choir, Poetry reading ETHUN , FRANCIS ' Football ETHUN , LARRY - Football, Swim Team EVANS, MARY - Library Club - President, FAULKNFR, PAM - FTA, Bible Club, Girls Choir FLORES, YOLANDA - Shorthand Club, Latin Club FOSTER, LARRY - I.C.T., Latin Club FOWLFR, WOODIE - DE Club FRYER, KEVIN ,- FFA - Treasurer FULBRIGHT, LONNIE - FHA, FTA FURQUERON, ANN - Bible Club, vor, FTA GAMBLE, TOM - Key Club, FFA GARCIA, SUSIE - Spanish Club GARDNER, KAY - Band Sweetheart GILLESPIE, DAN - NHS, Track, Chess Club GOULD, PAM - I.C. T. - Secretary, French Club, FHA GREEN, LYNN - Junior Who 's Who, Editor - Corral, NHS Secretary, Latin Club GREEN, RICHARD - DE Club, Basketball GRIFFIN, JAMES - Band - Vice-President GRIFFIS, FRANK - Summer Honors Institute News Editor, Spanish Club HALE, DONNA - FHA, VOE, Shorthand Club HAMMACK, CARLENE ' NHS, Spanish Club, Bible Club - President HAMPTON, SHERRY - Latin Club, VOE, Shorthand Club, Court Jesters HARRIS, MYRA - FHA, Shorthand Club, Bible Club HARRISON , RICHARD - French Club, Bible Club, History Club, DE Club I HART, JUDY - Library Club HENRY, JIMMY ' FFA HOLLAND, VICKI - Spanish Club, FTA, Shorthand Club, 1 History Club 1 HOLMES, DAVID - Sophomore class - President, Student I Council, Who's Who, Football, Corral Staff 3 F1oFFFR, JIMMY - Key Club - Treasurer l HORN, FRANK - Swim Team, History Club HORTON, KIRBY - Junior Who's Who, Football 3 letters, Track, Assistant Sports Editor of Corral HULL, VICKI - Latin Club, Bible Club, Court Jesters 4 JAMES , JAMES , JONES KEENE, JANET LARRY DEBBIE LUCY FHA, Bible Club History Club, Key Club History Club, VOE, FHA French Club, History Club, FHA - Vice- X President, FTA KFLLFY, MIKE KENNEDY, WAYNE - Football krrtsr, LYNDA - Larrrr cirrrr, FHA KNOX, TIM - All'Sta'te sand, Au District ' President, NHS V.I.C.A., l.C.T. KNUUTTILA, OIVA - Foreign Exchange Student, Student ' Council, American Field Service LARNED, ROXENE - I.C.T. , Shorthand Club 3 LONG, RUSSELL - Court Jesters, Radio Club, Debate Club, District Speech LUSK, JOE - NHS - Treasurer, Latin Club MACKLIN, CHARLES - Band, Band Drum Major, Court Jesters, Chess Club, Radio Club MARBERRY, HUGHLON - Latin Club, Science Club, Slide- Rule Club MARSH, SHARON - NHS, VOE, Shorthand Club, Latin Club METCALF, LINDA - Latin Club, FHA, Shorthand Club MILLER, SALLY - Band, Bible Club MILTON, KIRBY - FFA - Treasurer MOORE, TOMMY - DE Club - Secretary MORGAN , CLAUDIA - French Club, Shorthand Club, VOE Club MORRIS, CAROL - Court Jesters, V. O. E. , Shorthand Club MURPHY, JANE - FHA, Latin Club MUSICK, PAT - VOE, FTA, FHA McCAlN , ANDREA - Herald Correspondent, FHA, Short- hand Club, History Club MCCARTNEY, ARLENA - A Cappella Choir, Shorthand Cl. MCCREARY, MIKE - DE Club - President MCCUISTIAN, ERNIE - DE Club MCCULLOUGH, JOHNNY - Baseball, French Club Reporter MCEWEN , RUSS - Tennis Team MCLAUGHLIN, SHERYL - FHA, Latin Club, VOE MCNEESE, PRESTON - Bible Club, History Club NEIL, LELA - FHA, FTA NICHOLSON, RANDY - Key Club, Junior Class President NORMAND, DAVID - DE Club O'BANNON , NORA - I. C. T., Latin Club, A Capella Choir PARCHMAN, CAROL - FHA, DE Club, Bible Club PARKER, PAM - FHA, Shorthand Club PARKER, BARRY - Bible Club, DE Club PATE, JOEY - Baseball, FFA, Football Manager PEAY, BRIAN - Band, Science Club, Spanish Club, NHS PETERS, BEVERLY - Student Council, Cheerleader Club - President, Shorthand PEURIFOY, LARRY - FFA, Key Club PORCH, MARGIE - FHA, French Club PRESCOTT, LONNIE - NHS, Science Club PUCKETT, OCOEE - FHA, 'Latin Club, Bible Club PYBUS, DORIS - FHA, Shorthand Club , Spanish RAY, BOBBY - History Club, Science Club RAY, MIKE - DE Club REAVES, SYLVIA - Shorthand - Vice-President REED, DONNA - FHA, Radio Club ROBERTSON, LINDA - FHA, FTA, VOE ROBERTSON, ROBBY - Corral Staff, Football ROGERS, GARY - Football - 2 letters, Latin Club, Junior Favorite, Basketball, Track, Sports Editor of Corral ROWLAND, ,TOE DAN - Golf, I.C. T. ROZELL, ROBERT - Court Jesters, Radio Club, Band RUSSELL, PAUL - Bible Club, History Club, FHA RYAN, JANE - Latin Club, Bible Club SAVAGE, PAULA - FHA - Historian SCHAFER, MIKE - DE Club SESSIONS, SANDRA - I.C.T. Sweetheart, I.C.T. - Rep. SEVEY, KAY - Shorthand Club, Library Club - Vice-Pres SHAW, KATHY - A Capella Choir, NHS, Spanish Club, FHA - Vice-President SLATE, KAY - Associate Editor - El Rodeo Student Coun cil, Exchange Editor, Senior Class - Vice-President SMITH, DIANE - FHA, Chess Club SMITH, DONNA - FHA, Shorthand Club, Girls Choir SMITH, MIKE - Chess Club, V.I.C. Club SOKOLEWICZ, JIM - Football, Swimming Team, Corral Staff SOWELL, DAVID - I.C.T. , Science Club, History Club STATSER, KAY - Student Council - Vice-President, FHA, Spanish Club - Reporter, Electric Appliance Cl. Sweetheart STEWART, LINDA - French Club, FHA STINSON, STEVE - Band - President STOCKS, JUDY - VOE Club, Shorthand Club, FHA, FTA STONE, CHARLES - Football - 2 Letters, Track - 2 Letters STROUP, WAYNE - DE Club - DE Club - Reporter STURDEVANT, JO - FHA, Shorthand Club, VOE Club STRUM, CAROL - Latin Club, Volleyball, FHA, NHS SULAK, JOE - DE Club, Summer Honors Institute SULLIVAN, LOU - Shorthand Club, VOE, Bible Club ZI9 TALBOT, CLIFTON - Football TEAGUE, LINDA - V.I.C., I.C.T. TERELETSKY, MICHELE - Shorthand Club, V. O. E. TERRY, ROGER - DE Club - Secretary, FFA, Journalism Staff I THOMAS, DAVID - Court Jesters, Radio Club, Debate Club, Honors Institute THOMAS, EDWARD - V.I.C.A. Club TIDWELL, TANYA - Band, Shorthand Club TODD, DIANE - FHA, FTA, Bible Club President TONN, SANDY - Band, Court Jesters, Latin Club, FHA, Corral Staff TUNE, LINDA - FHA, NHS - Chaplain, El Rodeo - Activi- ty Editor, A Cappello Choir, French Club - President, Li- brary Club - President WADE, SALLY - FI-IA, FTA, I.C. T. , Volleyball WALKER, RON - Key Club - President WARD, BILLY - FFA, Latin Club WEBB, BARBARA - Shorthand Club, DE Club WEBB, GLENDA - A Capella Choir, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club WEBB, KAY - Shorthand Club, DE Club WHITE, DONNA - FHA, V.I.C. , Shorthand Club WHITE, TERRY, K- Baseball - 2 Letters WHITTEN, DONNA - French Club, Shorthand Club, Hon- ors Institute WHITTINGTON , SARA - Spanish Club, French Club WILLIAMS, BECKY - Shorthand Club WILLIAMS, MIKE - DE Club WILLIAMSON, WANDA - FHA, FTA, Radio Club WILSON, THOMAS - NHS, Golf WOOLVERTON , EDWARD - History Club - Reporter WORTHAN , JAMES - DE Club ZAPATA, JESSE - Baseball, Football ZIKE, MARGARET - Associate Editor of Corral, FTA, FHA History Club, Spanish Club l 2 ji ., ' . I 15- ' 2 . Z mm-M I 1 G b .... .. -- S in' Z ' S 5 X X E BETTERX , , Q 9 .- ui fi fvrniclf- Congratulations, graduates! 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