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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1969 volume:

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S If The shadows of our school lengthen as it matures. Days go by, but to us, the students, it is unchanging. It signifies a part ofour lives that we will always remember. f A 2 ' E , Q-, ' r M, l tlimflffwf 1 0 ffl W Lfgtupjiftffv V fly K ,Mud 9 V x M I fl I' X ft J' IU U q f rJ Mv Vl ,xx ,, 1. A Vt fQt1,.f5L5QX wry it Jie O Nb ' X db t V ' W t W V fy A Qf ,J So W A ,N M5 1 v if , bf '7 .H J Uv J ' lj MJ lf ' ,dj Q , V ll U LLM t U T J . or MX fl 5 , V ' D X ' JU QV fw,QUf xt t W town' Y ,Lf X gf Ap we fl! f W lf, f Q i csss Tm Yr C l f is to increase the knowledge Luv JOJVVW Ulf, ll We ,fyff of its studen ts. It prepares us for the future we will far too quickly face. Although we often tire of it, it is our security. 6 Y e ' The elm of every school The shadows of smiles are ever presen t. They express feeling far better than any words. These smiles represent a major part of every school - the people. 'xx-3,1 N ,J .,. rf, ay 221 . 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LSE! :JJ ' ' ,Q Q1-V f -X , U Q ij XQN U- ,bf .-' 5553 XQQZJ Y ,r .X . E557 ,fit- :fl SQ 'ff' VY? f' 5? .t Eff L N, .S ' 2 Q12 ax KQ,' , QQ55, X li 5, ,ff R .5 M 1 :jj ' Lzfe contmues, 2 and sprmg arrzves. d All movements slow into lazy days, of and study seems 1 s impossible. The shadows of the past and the future surround us. .1 r - .. :-New in f- I W ? Q 3 H ifi 'wg -f of tl , ff I 4' + 1 1 - -if -PS5 I If 47 l 'iff A t 2 H ,5 I 4 V ' A X . 1 t L' d if f 8 l E K 3 5 , 9 Y. x ,n -X ' Q V1 fflf' N K J 1. . J .I-,XX 5' X v. 'JJ J xl If I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence. Robert Frost ularacrfimc 91111 9111115 .Slrenzy Charles Kimble, Johnny Rutherford, and Kerry Gunnels loved the food at the Tech Publication Workshop, Steve Cofer couldn 't f?nd one pencil sharpener on the Techcampus h ii? To show that workshops aren 't all play, Glynna Jones and Linda Crawford labor over layouts. I 7 W Paula Green lauds the values of ice cream and cookies. Although they were far from idle during the summer, students really began to move into high gear as school opened. Fresh from workshops, many were eager to try out new ideas. The rush of picking up schedules, buying parking permits, and changing schedules faded into the fun of the Howdy Dance, Ice Cream Social, and other club activities. I3 Astrid til? A Harold Wesley and Robert Rocho buy parking permits from Mrs. Mullins. 5126134 QM V Q-:Lf .5 XL' Harry Crosby, Winifred Miller, and Delores Wrightsil dance to the music of the Soul Skaters. Fidel Tovar and Tommy Bugler do the honors at the Teacher Reception. Anne Talbot and Gary Hinds are involved in the music at the Howdy Dance. I4 iuderzfs 8afcr .7u 0 glib' Swing Of Uziags 'P Freshman Connie Gary has finally solved her problem. I ' we-wyfwg 1uL4 members hobnob as they feast on the ice cream at the ice cream social. if , ! ,rw Students cool their heels awaiting schedule changes. I 5 K.. . . t , V V e j g , F A-1v f.JJ 5 L ,fltwd 3 3 I . 1-Q K I ll if ll Q 2: . Roy Lee Warren unwillingly took a time out. Il' A cheerleaders spirit is soul-stirring I mc. Coach Parker serves David-Mesker a piece of spirit cake. I6 m.as,fy,qff: ff Mrs. Jane Smith delivers a stirring speech. 475 Che awe Of U15 Game Vince Lombardi said, Winning isn't everything, but wanting to win isf' Every student has this desire ingrained withing he lives with it every day and night. Although the competition is great, he wants to be best in all that he does. When defeated, itls not a matter of life and death, but a matter of picking himself up and riding the crest of the wave of spirit toward his next test. Spirit is not only the name of the gameg it is a way of life. Teachers and students alike get into the act at the pep rally. Student Eouneil fleets We I Zewe ?orun1 Connfi! president james Newman ditcooered that even preftzge har ity beadarhex. Elizabeth Moore. Szuie Arnutrong. and Debbie Carney man- aged' the table for nnregfirlered Jrhoolf. Saturday, October 5th, was a hectic and frenzied day for the members of the student council. The convergence of over 500 stu- dent council members from all over West Texas to the BSHS campus climaxed the plans and efforts of the last few months. Sherry Wooley, George Ann Patton, nndjnne Tlaornpmn tuperozked the distribution afrnnterinlr at Tommy Polk looked an. I8 M rf. Tlmmef and daugbler, Kelley, wail hr a glam ofpunrb. A freylzmbn FHA member figm lbe regzkler at the renption. Shelley Greer and Debbie Hu rdixan tend lbepunrb bowl. I9 9164 ,711 falls OMMS Ten girls were inducted into their FHA offices by last year's president, Mrs. Mike Schafer. Lorrie Watkins as- sumed the presidency and conducted the initiation of the freshmen. A reception in the homemaking department con- cluded the events. S Membership Sufelb Cv 85 The new members await iz briefing on elub ruler fillowing llye ceremony. Anne Robinson qzeakf on leadershnb. 20 This if a thrilling momenl jbr Diana Langley Smit Medford prepared fa light hit mndle. Before being considered for membership in the NHS, the 52 inductees had to possess certain qualities. In the tra- ditional eeremony before both their parents and fellow students, four students commented on these. Ruth Rus- sell, Herbert Ward, Anne Robinson, and Stanford Stewart spoke on character, scholarship, leadership and service. In- duerees must also maintain a 90 or above average. l Rufh Rune!! light: the rymbolff rzzrzzffe ,hr dmmrfer. Pa!!! Spier r'rrei1'ex ber mmizliwi ,ham Effzabelfi Moore. 2I I JM, E, Y Glenna Brown and ber father Jbarea' the box of had :be pre- pared Keller Tvlltlflltili, Virkz finneafi am! Mlm' Lbrtwrzk boxer placed in the top Ibree. Dads and daughters got together for the annual FHA Daddy Date Night. The girls packed box suppers in decorated boxes and competed for prizes. judging the boxes was Mike Alexander, FHA beau. Kelley Thames won first place with Vicki Annen and Mary Corson capturing second and third places. Monnie Watkiiis served as mistress of ceremonies. 91124 'ers J-fe er Dad Contidermg her grin, Linda Crawford must have gonen qzzife fz rhurkle fram the fart joke. Mr, Ray lV11!l2ir15. hiker of Momzie :md Lorrie. had lwiee life jab of Me olber dark. 22 viable AFP at Ou Gampu During the year many important people sojourned to the BSHS campus. The Book Fair afforded us the opportunity of meeting Fred Gipson, author of Ola' Yeller. Members of the X-15 Program visiting Webb took precious time to in- form students on the Aero-Space Program. In a student council sponsored assembly, Dr. No-Young Park gave stu- dents a taste of Chinese philosophy. Leonard Eggen. Dr, Calvin Cfmpmmz. Mr. -john Tafwmfqe. Major Donald Kulymz, and Bill Dam: infpert the planetarium. Mfr,-jane Srzzitbfi Ezzgfixlv tfi1u'eJ enjqys hewrizzg Dr. lllfflwl Tfzlfmf rein! john Brown's Body. mrm .Xj6'ZlWlzIII e.xyu'etm lm' fhrlllkj In Dr. ixlfl-l70ll1Ig Park, Students Kvcagnzkvd ,4f Half- Una: Kereznnnics Carobn Newman, escorled by Admin Saldimr, was frowned Band Queen by Dee Elroal Band President. Mqyor Amnnld Martha!! presenzed one of the Youtb Optifnirt Award! lo Anne Robinwn. The Youth Optimist Award recognizes two outstanding BSHS stu- dents every year. This year the recipients ofthe award were Anne Robin- son and Gerald Smith. Other nominees were Ruth Russell, Pat Mack- lin, Elizabeth Moore, james Persons, and Lynn Cauley. The Band Queen was chosen by fellow band members for her many contributions to the band. Carolyn Newman was crowned by Dee Elrod. Other nominees were Jan Toland and Sharon Swim. 24 Pep Kvneerf Kring Dawn Che Hou e The variety ofthe music at the Pops Concert displayed the versatility ofthe choirs and the members. Many turned the tables and accompanied the choir on the piano, guitar, string bass, and bongo. Among the selections were Going Out of My Head, Down in Trinidadf' and Dry Bones. Also included in the program was God's Trombonesv with poems by James Weldon johnson. The Devilff Gonna Get You, warm Mark Shaver. M rr. janelle Davir readJ thepart affine Prayer Leader in G0d'J Tramboner. Brad Cederlzurg, Keith Graurrzarm, Steve ljfler, and Roger Diclaran thunk heaven hr litlle girly. .4 . we Seleelimzr ofJpiri11zu!.folk. emdpop mum are Jung by the A Cappella Choir. izs l6'a14qu I .70l!rfuf Jfcciic Marching Smsorz The music makers of BSHS held their annual get together at the Cosden Country Club with Jim Baum as guest speaker. The banquet was a welcome respite following a hectic marching season, and the ten best marchers were awarded the ultimate - Bar- neys. Melvin Chappell received the john Philip Sousa Award for his outstanding musical ability. All eyes were turned toward a busy concert season. Mr. B rizdley demzzrebf preterm Kent Fifb with a Barney Award Berky jamef receive: a baby botlle jbr being .rurb a doll from Mr. Turner: Local radio annbunrer, jim Baum, way the gum fpeala- r. E Melvin Chappell praudbf acrqptf the john Philip 5011551 Award ' ' I - r V 55.4 60 edies nne! Zellege ight Z7 onine Entertninlnent Variety The variety of entertainment around the campus was not limited. During one week, students could choose either the comedies put on by the Supper The- ater or College Night. They might even have attend- ed both. The plays drew favorable crowds as did Col- lege Night. Mr, Wayne Bonner of HCjC tnlhr with Kenny William. Belinda Gonznler diftninfnlb wntfhey ns Steve Austin hehlzr Andon Snldivnr to the ehnir during a rehearsal 'hr A Sunny Morning. jo Lynn Addml dlfmdl K1 reffivn with DV- B026 Hf TPXLU Tffbl Yew dreamt retfenlyonr snpprersed n'e5ires, explninfjnnet Perry to Bnr- hffrn Toilet 27 joyful Noise 47 Soi to ,Music for Sing Time good ole day5 may not have been so good afer all, ronfenes Rila Kay Langley as Wanda William! beltu untangle ber fkirl. Big Chief Toni Wooley leadr leuer irioe members Many Dirkf, Belinda Gonzales, and Debra Buehanan in lheir rendition of Cherokee Naiionf' 28 Did the Jlaoefii, Cinderella? aikf Raynelle Miller ofLorrie Watkinf. Shfflffffl Swim mlfmfaf fb? Jkif hr ffl? 5f'0ffl9471d C1115 Afer Juccexyfulbf hnothing offD0-Badjonex, the memherr ofthe Sludent Caunri! helhf up to the har. All-School Sing time rolled around again. It was fun for all, and all for fun. Competition was stiff, but the Drama Club triumphed by capturing first place. The FT A Hobo Camp came in second with the Girls Volleyball Team placing third. Other organizations compet- ing were the Shorthand Club, FHA, Student Council, Steer Band, and Music Theory Club. Thi! hunch afhums from the FTA lhinh they are the hingr of the road .7 hole 16' lb Are Heard ,4 ouad 6a1a,o Mrx. Bliek and Mrf. Irwin take a refrexloment break wloieb the laornenmking girly provided Robin Hoover seems to be loaded down with fanned food judy Dyer and Suxan Cape deeorate Mrs. BrewJter'J door for the door decoration context. we V The VOE banquet if one of the many pre-Chrixtmas parties. 30 The week before adjournment for the holidays was filled to the brim with gaiety and laughter. Doors suddenly blossomed with decorations, and there was stiff competition for the priz- es in the contest. Even with at least one party each night, the spirit of giving was not buried. The Canned Food Drive net- ted more than ever before, and the FHA girls dressed dolls for the firemen who collected them for the needy. ii Geri Corbell wrillaef to the found: of the Chevelle Five. Looks at Veanda Grfjitla Iyar dircovered something. The throbbing mum prom popular with the dancert. Miracle Wvrker Staged by Drama Department The BSHS Drama Department pre- sented ajanuary production of the Mira- cle Worker, the storyrof Helen Keller and her teacher, Annie Sullivan. The main cast included janet Perry - Annie Sullivang Joy Stevens - Helen Kellerg Carl Van Vleet - Capt. Kellerg Elizabeth Lipscombe - Mrs. Kellerg Kerry Gun- nels - Jamesg Vernica Anderson - Vin- neyg Rowan Settles - a doctorg and Norma Backs - Aunt Ev. , Many others were involved in the play and were backed up by a large produc- tion staff. The entire play was directed by Mr. Dan Shockey and student director, Shar- on Swim. Dirertar Dan Shockey seem well pleated with the per- fbrmanre. M131 Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller indure tear! during an emotional Jrene. 32 Carl Van Vleet, Kerry Gunnelf, and Elizabeth Lgweornbe will mnfess that flee Generalien Gap if not new. Aunt Ev, Vinney, Mn. Keller, and Martha await a fmt glanre af Annie Sullivan. 33 'Q---..,,,,, Mealtirne if a frzutraliorz far Helen and a Jtruggle pr Annie. Sherry Powell happily amptr Mr. AULZIEYJUHJJ rangrtztulatiorls. There graduates finaly fb!! ffirtorious over Jchaol. Grtzdutztcs Pursue Meaning .7tz ZW A diploma seemed a light load to everyone but the graduate. To him it was heavy with expectations - expec- tations from teachers, parents, neighbors, and friends. lm- mediately on acceptance of the diploma, he supposedly became dependable, wise, thoughtful, and under- standing. The diploma was not to be taken lightly, it was a heavy piece of luggage. Superintendent Sam Anderson was the speaker for the occasion. He urged the fifty-one mid-term graduates to find some meaning in their lives. After being presented for certification by John Smith, principal, the graduates were introduced by Assistant Principal Harold Bentley. Presenting the diplomas were members of the school board. Cindy Grefsett pauses' hr iz word with Mr. Smith. 34 The graduutef mlemnbf await rertwratian. Tim bay of exfited girlf disrun fumre plam., Tlye lenfian mazmlf 415 the lime drawy near. 35 Gail Cofzfef and Gwen Clark f7!e out of the fzmfitorfum Variety .75 Che Spice Of 1756 It was the band's turn to show their versatility. Singing, dancing, and general carousing all fig- ured into Campus Revue '69. Many of the band members were featured in the show introduced by Douglas Burnett, Carolyn Newman, and Ger- ald Smith. A salute to Walt Disney with cos- tumes and a sequence to Up With People were spotlighted. Serving with Mr. Bill Bradley and Mr. Don Turner as special director was Mr. Todd Lane of Wichita Falls. Also included in the pro- duction personnel were other teachers, parents, and the 200 band members. Twinkle flzellj johnson belly ou! Hello Dolbff' Tbefe memoerr of lhe Up Willa People group have the beat. 36 Lynda Lloyd and Dee Elrod prerent a fanfare for cereal. 1 iuwniawmommuaam 1: 4, inw1mea.aaaiaaammuwmi1 1 Y N N The Steer Bana' .ringf aut an Up With Peaplef' Loral froahadour, Dan Turner, wcalizef WhaI Color ls Goallv Skin. l6'nnd flfleinb 1' D0 Chair Own Ching CR '69 would nat he mfnplete withouf the lneal ha rherfhop guar- te! eonzpmea' of Dee Elrad, Melvin Chappell Tommy Polk, ana' Roh Chapman. That 300 p0z1ndfleJhpoI,juanila Banana fDon Tylerj, ywingf and Jufays Z0 the Latin heat. Quarterback glllb eafgnizes Athletes c At the annual football banquet sponsored by the Quarter- back Club, Coach Gene Stallings from Texas A8cM served as guest speaker, and five outstanding members of the football team were recognized. Named Back of the Year was Roy Lee Warren, and Steve Russell was awarded Lineman of the Year. Rocky Wooley was presented the Coaches' Award, the Webb Award waslreceived by Tommy Switzer, and Meliton Arriola was honored with the Scholastic Award. Anne Talbot was named Football Sweetheart. Anne Talbot bappibf amym ber rates ,fax 9' Gene Stallingf, TexaJ AGM mentor, prefentx a challenging rbeech. Melitbn Arriola lif preyented a trophy for having the biglaeft Jeholaylic average of the team. MN. Sandy Pugh if1!f0fl'HfPJ Ihr' fbeefl dem 38 Konoye! flzylzlylzfse your 501' 5764 jan Tolan trier to find more roorn for decorations on FHA beau, Mike Alexan- der. ,L Climaxing the year for FHA was the Sweetheart Banquet honoring Mike Alexander, FHA beau. Five members were recognized for outstanding achievement. Sherry Powell was presented with the Betty Crocker Award, and Debbie Coffee was the recipient of the Crisco Award. Gayle Coleman was named Homemaker of the Year by her fellow club members. Outstanding FHA representatives, Cathey Carlile and Vicki Annen were presented with charms. Danny jolynron and Cary Banlar provide enlertainrnenf. Debbie Coffee amym the Crzkeo Award from Mrs. Fern Alexander. Conoerralion doer not lag aJ Lynn Willif and Swan Cape go through rbe line. U15 Day Arc' As Slzadauf O O O mifty, rloudy fhadowy, - WW k ' ', .. K K3 Akxil My .ff shudmw of Jmilef, flmdawf of frmtmliom, is-f N ,...s, iw Qfek B 1 Hsrg., , 2 f :g.f3:k . ff, M1 f 5 nf 3 4. ig X , 'Hy 40 Nm X . shadows offatzgue, shadow! of ba rmony, and yhadowf of aclaievemenl. A 4 I 5 K 1 f f 1 The final left of 61 leader fy that he leazfef hehind him in other men the mmfirlion and the will to carry 072. Walter Lrbpmann 'T' ? MW, ' n . L Li1m TA h if i 4 Anne kvbinsvn Admired and respected by students and faculty alike, second year representative to Who's Who, Anne Robinson has served Big Spring High School well. She is Editor of the E! Rodeo, district president of Future Teachers of America, secre- tary of National Honor Society, treasurer of the Big Spring High School Youth Council, a dele- gate to Bluebonnet Girls State, and was the recip- ient of the Youth Appreciation Award from the Optimist Club. She is a member of the student council and has previously been in the Spanish Club. The past summer Anne attended the Texas Tech Journalism Workshop and the Texas Youth Conference. Who is' Zommy Falk Tommy Polk, a second year representative to Who's Who, has been very diligent in his service to Big Spring High School. He is president of the Senior Class and attended Boys State. He is a member of the student council, Latin Club, Key Club, and National Honor Society. He parti- cipates in both the marching and symphonic bands. Wim Barrie Watkins A person who has accomplished many things during her high school years is Lorrie Watkins. She is president of Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, secretary of the A Cappella Choir, and a member of the All-Region Choir. In addition she is a member of the Latin Club and National Honor Society. james ,Newman Leadership is a quality possessed by james Newman, representing Who's Who for the sec- ond year. This year he is president of the student council, attended Boys State, and is a member of both the Big Spring.Traffic Commission and the National Honor Society. He has served as presi- dent of the Bible Club and of the Junior Class. He has received three letters in baseball and two letters in basketball. During the summer, he at- tended the Texas Tech Student Council Work- shop. Paula Green Prominent in her service to Big Spring High School, Paula Green is a second year representa- tive to Whois Who. She is president of Future Teachers of America, secretary of the Big Spring High School Youth Council, and Associate Edi- tor of the E! Rodeo. She is a member of the stu- dent council, Library Club, and Clerical Short- hand Club. She has participated in the Latin Club, Future Homemakers of America, and Courtjesters, and received the Latin Medal of Ex- cellence. Paula attended the Texas Tech journal- ism Workshop and the Texas Youth Conference during the summer. Wim is' 1671! jaues A dependable and well-liked person around the Big Spring High School campus is Bill jones. He is Senior Favorite, president of the Bible Club, and second vice-president of the student council. He ably served as president of his Sopho- more Class and has been a member of the Spanish Club and National Honor Society. Bill actively participates in baseball. Wim Pat Macklin Active in many fields around the campus of Big Spring High School is Pat Macklin, repre- senting Who's Who for the first time. She is sec- retary of Future Homemakers of America and is treasurer of the Senior Class. She is a member of National Honor Society, Future Teachers of Am- erica, French Club, Big Spring High School Youth Council, and the A Cappella Choir. She performed in The King and In and was a dele- gate to the 1968 Texas Youth Conference. ,flfteworz Affinia Excelling in sporting and scholastic events is Meliton Arriola, a first year representative to Who's Who. He was a member of the 1968 foot- ball team and received a letter in football. As a junior and again this year, he is a member of the National Honor Society. He has also participated in Spanish Club activities. jane Uzvmpsvu Participating in varied activities around the Big Spring High School campus is jane Thomp- son, a second year representative to Who's Who. She is president of the Clerical Shorthand Club, corresponding secretary of the student council, treasurer of Future Teachers of America and chaplain of National Honor Society. In addition she is currently serving as Miss Future Teacher of America and has been a member of the Latin Club. She has attended two student council sum- mer workshops. Wim s john Patton Sporting events play a major role in the inter- ests ofjohn Patton, a second year representative to Who's Who. He is a member of the Boys Choir and was a delegate to Boys State. He has been a member of the Latin Club and has received two letters in football and one letter in track. N N X -r 7 v LV lf lf' X: C Q f E A N . ,i Who Geary: Ann Patina Senior George Ann Patton is a first year repre- sentative to Whols Who. She is a member of the student council and has participated in volleyball and Future Teachers of America. George Ann at- tended an Americanism Seminar sponsored by the Civitan Club in Longview during the sum- mer. 2 Gemki Smith Scholastic achievements have played an impor- tant part in the life of Gerald Smith, second year representative to Who's Who. This year he is a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist and re- ceived the Youth Appreciation Award from the Optimist Club. He is a two year member of Na- tional Honor Society and is an active participant in the band. In the past, he has received the Latin Medal of Excellence and was a State Ensemble Winner. 5liztzI1ctt1 Jlflrwre Outstanding in many fields is Elizabeth Moore, second year representative to Whois Who. She is recording secretary of the student council, treasurer of National Honor Society, secretary-treasurer of Vocational Office Educa- tion, parliamentarian of the Big Spring High School Youth Council, and a nominee for the Youth Appreciation Award presented by the Op- timist Club. She was treasurer of the junior Class and a member of the Latin and Slide Rule Clubs. Elizabeth attended the Student Council Work- shop at Texas Tech and the Texas Youth Confer- ence during the past summer. Who is' Stanford Stewart Hard-working Stanford Stewart is repre- senting Who's Who for the second time. He is vice-president of National Honor Society, a member of the band, and received a National Merit Letter of Commendation. He was a dele- gate to the National Youth Conference on the Atom and was a recipient of the Latin Medal of Excellence. He has represented Big Spring High School in University Interscholastic League Science Competition and attended a summer science enrichment program in mathematics at the University of Texas at Austin. fs! H- .E Wim Anne Calbof As a junior cheerleader, Anne Talbot is very active in Big Spring High School affairs. She is a member of National Honor Society, student council, and the Tennis Club. She is Electrical Appliance Sweetheart, 1968 Football Queen, and a Key Club Girl of the Month. She was the 1968 School Beauty, has been a junior varsity cheer- leader, and a member of Future Homemakers of America. She regularly participates in tennis ac- tivities and is a member of the tennis team. Keith Gum junior Keith Gum has proven to the faculty of Big Spring High School what an exceptional stu- dent he is. He is a member of the Symphonic Band, the Stage Band, and the All-Region Band. He received an award for being one of the ten best marchers in the band. In addition, he parti- cipates in debate and is a member of National Honor Society and the Latin Club. wow Gmma joncs A person capable of doing many things is Glynna Jones. She is president of the Spanish Club, Building Trades Sweetheart, and a member of the student council and National Honor Soci- ety. The 197O El Rodeo will be ably edited by Glynna, and she is a delegate to this year,s State Student Council Convention. She is a set on the volleyball team and has been on the team for two years. Robin Hoover Junior Robin Hoover has varied interests. He is Assistant Sports Editor ofthe El Rodeo and trea- surer ofthe Key Club. He is a member of Nation- al Honor Society and Astronomy Club. In addi- tion he has been a member of the Tennis, Slide Rule, and Science Clubs. During the summer Robin attended the Texas Tech Journalism Workshop. Wha fa Shara Shanks Remarkable is a word used to describe La Shara Shanks. She is vice-president ofthe Spanish Club, Exchange Editor of the Corral, and vice-president of the junior Class. She is a member of the Science Club, Astronomy Club, Future Teachers of America and National Honor Society. She has been on the volleyball team and attended an Am- ericanism Seminar in Longview during the sum- mer. Gary Hinds Sewing his classmates is a major responsibility of Gary Hinds. He is president of thejunior Class and vice-president of the Latin Club. He is a member ofthe student council and participates in football and basketball. Karen Hughes The world of science is well known to junior Karen Hughes. She is secretary ofthe Astronomy Club, Exchange Editor of the Corral, and secre- tary ofthe Library Club. She is a member of the National Honor Society and has been a member of the Spanish and Science Clubs. Wim is' Lynn Kaulcy Popular around the Big Spring High School campus is Lynn Cauley, a person known for get- ting things done. He is Best All Around Boy, first vice-president ofthe Latin Club, and Short- hand Club Beau. For two years, he has been a del- egate to the State Student Council Convention. He is a member of the National Honor Society, the football team, and was a nominee for the Youth Appreciation Award presented by the Op- timist Club. He served as president ofthe Sopho- more Class. Wim Patti Spier Always full of energy is Patti Spier, a varsity cheerleader at Big Spring High School. She is a member of the Future Homemakers of America, Future Teachers of America, National Honor So- ciety, and was a nominee for 1968 Football Queen. She is a junior assistant on the EZ Rodeo staff and is a set on the volleyball team. Patti served as a junior varsity cheerleader last year. Gary Hughes Superior in many areas is junior Gary Hughes. He is a member of the National Honor Society and the student council. He served as Sophomore Favorite and is on both the football and track teams. Gary was a delegate to the State Student Council Convention in 1968. W 1969 Schrml Keaufy Anne k0bfl'I.S'l7I1 5 6 judges Seleef Selma! Heezuiy Wmzisfe GLYNNA JONES Finalzkt Serving u.1jlldgE5f1'0m Webb Air Fone Baie are Capt. jameJ F. Walsh, Fin! Ll. Daylon Dickey and Capt. john H. K, Buflvlyolz. 57 DENISE ESTES Finaliil Eaeh year the Journalism Department sponsors the School Beauty contest. The girls must be nominated by petitions signed by twenty students. Denise Estes, Glyn- na jones, and Anne Robinson were chosen as finalists by popular vote of the student body. The panel of three judges chose the 1969 School Beauty from pictures of the three finalists. Anne Robin- son was awarded the title, and Glynna jones and Denise Estes were finalists. Student l6'eety President james ,Newman t' 58 a Killings Kes! ,411 Around lynn Cfnnley 15711 Y 01155 Senirfr Zzvarifvs ,Madam hrqucrvu Sllcn Gosscff junivr Qawrifrrs Kruse Huffv va Svphauwre Zzafrfrifes F Sharm 600k i W rady 5 G Kay Weshman Hawrifes Denise Kryunt Sammy Zhappell The lrlze honor of zfirlzze L'0725I,ff.f more Ill fglatzng . Iban nz winning. Monfazgne Var ity 8nd Seo on W' 5-5 Record 2 ' VW Boltonz row, L. to R.: Coaoh Charlie Bright. Ernrnitf Miller, Benny Marquez, Anderson. Top row, L. to R.: Coaoh Clovis Hale. Coafh Doyle Parker, Rirky joe Cha1rez,johnny Ralhewrd, Tornrny Switzer. Middle row, L. to R.: Gary Thornaf. Charlie Lewzk. Stezfe Rzmell, Larfen Floref, Coleman Nallf, Tony Chrane, Bill Hen 41, Mllion Arriola, Danny Pzflatlle. Randy Morgan, Roy Dean. 5 v1f:::r-wok... -wwv?54'w:ef-2s2f1s:!21' 12f1111mm1fQgu53gg..w1 x.,,.Xa.. I x ' ,C I X ,--w fff-MMA ...--,, uf KM - --. X we IM--V :Gow fm-amf.1.f. Q f - -eg.. ' .- f ' ' ww- W' X :S . wsu .xii A fm.: w .' , . SPIKE DYKES DOYLE PARKER OAKEY HAGOOD Head Coach f ,, I I , Nfl., wwf-ff: 5. ,... ,.LL L, QL ,C . L. we . . , - , M ,- ... Q5 Aff- . - , xg arm , mn eng ,V I , Q1 ,EER www , ' i A , mlm' EF.. E ,-1.5 S53 me-gf. .. 2, ,f-ff 2 -- f '. '. I f - I ,.. ' :fi .. ii f '.'. vw: K Eff: -1 4 QV - .Q E., ,E . M: ,rggi - . L ee . . . DAN BUSTAMANTE CHARLIE BRIGHT CLOVIS HALE GERALD LOYD 66 1- as 'tiff I Q I kkV'V I, ,H - Steers Open Season Play Against Monterey Botiorn row, L. lo R.: Roeky Wooley, Fil! Gninn, Gary Hngha, Gary Hinds, Domino, Cggfb Ggmld Lgyd. Cmfh Dm Bmmmnnte. Top row, L. to R.: jinznzy jones. Billy Spier. Robert Denim: Middle ron: L, lo R.: Kennello Bnr- qhlmff 1',,,f5W, Cjyff C0015 jimmy Farm, Greg Lgwg,jg,5nny Heefge5.jirnni1' field. Roy Lee Warren. john Pofton, Leonard Bnuo. Mike Borne5. Rober! Wiiyon. Lynn Conley. Conrh Oezkey I-Ingood. Head Cllllfh Spike Dyker. DANNY PULATTIE ROCKY WOOLEY CLAUDE TUCKER JIMMY JONES johnny Rirtheifore! gained ten ynrofv on thi! ploy. ngninn Lnboofk Monterey. to give llye Sleeri n nm down. 67 I Plainsmm Dawn Siem' 21- I4 L.. ,.. . W !LPe'IVr2rlm gfdflf ll prmfor u lorzggain. dawn lo the Plrzimmen 25V1fard CHARLIE LEWIS STEVE RUSSELL line. GREG LEWIS GARY CI-IRANE 0j75'l15'i'V6' 'L4 Umm kg K L 1 5 A , . Bottom row, L. in R.: Luzfen Flora, Sieve Rzmell, Gary Clmme. Emmitl Mil- fard, Rorky Wooley, -john Fallon, Roy Lee Warren. ' ler, Fill Guinn, Greg Lewif, Claude Tucker. Top row, L, to R..'jolmr1y Ruther- 68 Steers Defensive '24 Zeezm Bottom row. L. Io R.: Clif Coyle. RHLBVI Dmmiv. Billy Bob Spzmjofvfmy H6'lf' fey. jim Wilwzz. Lmwz Ffarex. Claude Tinker, gey. Top faux L. M R.: KK7771l'fl7 Bezrfffsfff. Greg Leu.'i.f.'G11r'y Hizzeli. Rozky Woo- 1 BILLY SPIER CLIF COOK IQHNNX' HEDGES i M SPHIM e a w5PR1 ee ,. ' ee 1 . V ' eewmfrfcs' eeeee mm-me ,12. 2 , er 1 69 LLTVEN FLORES ,Managers Top faux' Dum! .utfXkl'I'. flnllvzrr I'1Tf'7'- fmmlez. Raimi Benlfq. Boffwzz wfzzx Lezrrj Gelzzzfzmzu.slnfffw II lvif4'.Bm71cj1 Gffffey. 1 1 Steers Crvunce Midland Us STATISTICS BS 17 First downs 241 Yards rushing Q9 Yards passing 6 of 21 Passes Completed 2 Passes intercepted by 4 Punts 4 Penalties 5 Fumbles Big Spring . , ...,. . . Midland Lee . I A LEE 14 160 194 of 18 1 5 2 1 O 10 0 14 24 0008- 8 f Ufksfl ' ki' rim iz mn' or II X011 111211 tzfuzifzxz' Alifflmzzf Life. , .3 f 1? A .s l ROY LEE WARREN l 1 i TOMMY SWITZER KENNETH BARFIELD Dmzuy Pufizllzf fmfllmm' M Mari ll Lee Reba! zfefkrnfer an R01 Lev llfizrrwi JL'1II'l6I7UTl 25 muh 011 Mm opwzifzg kid? off RICKY rHoMAs 70 Steers Ovcrfhrvw Odessa 28-I O jf7l1I7l1'JOI1H 1811 Iflkej iz quirk pilfb to fbe 40 yard Iizzfjbr inzorlwr Urn down, EMMITT MILLER JIMMY XYXILSON ,JOHN PATTON The Siem' mfliezf I0 ,flop flu' Eugfef I0 11 mizzimzmz ofvfrivl Gfzrj' I-limb KIZQ farm wi liii ,ipmf to mu fIlI'Ill10!f7H' Sim' m1m'nlozw1 fun ill ffwe Ibm! qmzrmz do u wx. BS ZZ 514 59 6 of 20 I 5 'I BS Odessa STATISTICS EAGLES First downs 5 Yards rushing T Yards passing 49 Passes completed 5 of 9 Fumbles 0 Passcs intercepted 5 Penalties S Punts ' , . . . . . ,O O I5 I5 - 28 . O IO O O 4 IO Spike Dykej fr1gf5fj,y7efz.65 with math 0fLz1bbofk High. The Slew! rallied to ddml Lubbofk Hzgh. 34-6 STATISTICS BS 19 First downs 387 Yards rushing 110 Yards passing 4 Of' 14 Passes completed 2 Passes intercepted 5 Fumbles lost 4 for 20 Penalties, Yds. 3 for 25 Punts, Yds. Score by quartc-rsr BigSpr1ng.. Lubbock . .. I john Pafmn mwznzlmf fbr' muff? of the 1'f1rcl1zge gains!! dlzriflg the A711705 COLEMAN NALLS ROBERT DOMINO BILL HENRY 72 1 Steers Stomp Lfubbvck LUBBOCK 12 145 60 6 for 25 O I 2 for 30 9 for 56.3 ..O 20 O 54-34 0600-6 MILTON ARRIOLA i The Stem prom! their ffefeizie fe he ez mugged one. GARY HINDS Cofzfh Pugh liilem to pren hoxfer gauze ,rtnzfqgy Keeper Heugezrs Kelly Ce Deezszen Steers BS 10 140 89 7 of 12 O 1 8 for 96.5 6 for 56.8 Cooper . , A Big Spring . 73 JIMMY FARR IS Rey Lee Warren roars on his way for anoiher lang yardage gum. STATISTICS First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Complete passes Passes intercepted Fumbles lost Pcnmltics, Yds. Punts, Ave. COOPER 20 225 95 7 of 14 O 1 7 for 75 5 tht 21.6 70714-79 -4 01200-12 Wcfoley Kvunfs la 5 Jn Steer Wcfary Steen Www pmved to be ruffrient in 'lime of need Rmb' Woolqy 01176715 tl bofefbr Roy Leif IV'f11f'm. RANDY MORGAN BS 15 198 5 of 11 Big Spring Odessa . . . STATISTICS First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes completed Passes inrcrccprcd by Punts Pcnziirics Fumbles lost ODESS 12 254 109 5 of' 15 2 5 Z 4 A 0 66f19 U 6 5 3-17' KIOE CI-IAVEZ -JOHNNY RUTHERFORD Reiki' Wfooley pfozw' bit run' zo flue Lee 10 mm' line. Roy Lee Warren Jmzmbler fer ez muple Qfyarzlt. ROBERT DENNIS LYNN CAULEY Q' BIS SPRING vii. 'sr-film. f Y Qt Rlfl' Ltr Wm'1'e21 ,t1'reaf2,i in fu' tr 36 Winn! 1ffmlrefazz'11 in flue flrim' rflmmr. ec 16611515 Sdge Steers BS I7 241 99 6 of 21 Z 4 for 56.7 4 for 50 5 Big Spring Midland Lac 24-8 STATISTICS First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts, Ave. Penalties. Yds. Fumbles lost Score by quarters: GARY HUGHES LEE 14 160 I94 I of IS I 5 for 24.2 2 fbf 20 I .OOOO-8 .010 O Iel-Zfl i i Steers llpsef Sayles I3-O 4 LEONARD BASCO Rofky Woolsjy jiowerr bij way in lo were live finrf TD fir the Sfeem. Clezmle Tinker fined lifmieff5m'1'a11f11z'm' 61' a S4111 Azzgefn zfefelzeler. I BENNY MARQUEZ FILL GUINN BS I2 95 STATISTICS ABILENE of 5 BS . Abilcnu First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes Complete Passes iiircircptcd Punts Penalties IO 150 IO I of I0 I 5 5 O 6 - I5 .0000-O Gem' Hifmfi' mffzfmf 11 km? fa Iliff 31J,iz11'rl ffmf. Permian kezeks Steers 42- I5 TONY DEAN MIKE BARNES jimmy Fmvif .rtopr el Permian running bark .fzrjohnny H6Lligf6J' euzef CfffCf1el2 fame in lo hem. STATISTICS PERMIAN I5 First downs 24 237 Yards rushing 555 -I of 16 Passes completed 5 for 5 Passes interc. by 4 5 for 35.6 Punts, Ave, 4 for 58.7 6 for 83 Penalties, Yds. 5 for 45 I Fumbles lost O ROY ANDERSON Leading ground guiner Roy Lee Warren rum for needed yardage ugezimt Permian in Ilae lar! game for the Steen. 77 .Il 19 Sustain Selma Spirit With 9-I Kaaard Fmt row. L. to R.: Riiky Penrwy, Dave TZ707IZd.f,Lj0h17 Hilariajae Zaniate, Fernando Mendoza, Third row, L. ta R.: Mike Haltenjolvn Arnziftead Steve joey Artego, Neel Brower, Charlie Rodriguez. Seiand raw. L, In R.: Dale Crenl Riela, jaek Cbrane, Dave Dunfan, Tanznzy Tanner, Lewis Switzer, Andy Nei- Jlvaw, Henman Evans, Mike Erlaarl. Steve Tidwell, Leno S!ZlZf476'Z. Kyle Rosene, land SEASON RECORD OPPONENT j.V.'s Snyder O 44 Lee 6 7 Ecror 6 20 Esracado O 34 Cooper 30 21 Odessa 18 O San A n gelo 6 24 Midland O 53 Abilene 12 20 Permian 1 5 21 Date Dunian zneetr a Jtrang defenxe in the Odefxa game, 1 4 3 ,, ,,,, 78 . .R . l y , .. gg , ,s h lg or '! ' l- Clmrlfe Rodriguez makes' el body More forjohn Hilarjo. Hermmz Ezwm and Gmjy Huglver .mart to make cl long ffm deep into Odemz Higlak Ierrilory. The BSHS junior Varsity was one of the gow teams this year. They racked up nine wins with only one loss which resulted in a tie for the little district cham- pionship with Abilene Cooper. The Abilene Junior Varsity was the only team that was able to overcome the j.Vfs during the 1968 season. Their win was defi- nitely a close one. The junior Varsity lost by only three points. The BSHS Varsity coaches worked with the junior Varsity to produce a combination which was hard to beat. Gary Huglaey makes el band-off to Kyle Rofene dining the Error game. 79 Sopnoinores Seiko Striking Series First row, L. to R,,' Bilb Franlelin, Ernert Ziihiate, Ronnie Corriera, Howard Stewart, julio Barrera, Philnz Fergufon, Roddy Cajfey, Pedro Paradez, Steve Smith, David Zellars. Second row: Edgar Grirham frnanagerj, Tony Stewart, Guy Bell, Larry Varquegjohn Smith, jarner Miller, David Wright, Tommy SEASON RECORD OPPONENT SOPHOMORES Stan ron 6 20 Coahoma 0 58 Colorado City 20 54 San An gclo 0 16 Coahoma 0 19 Stan ton 44 O Colorado City 42 12 Mono hans 22 6 San Angelo 14 O Sweetwater 0 38 COACH R. S. HIGGINS ,,, , V Fletrher, Osfar Del Bosque, Pink Diehenr, Don MfQiiien, Brute Hitler. Third row: Coaoh Garland Braun, Rifhy Dyer, Gene lee, Danny Smart, Stott MiLaughlin, Grady Ray, Alan Murphyjames Pearre, David Englert,john Weekf, Benito Rnhio, Lewif johnron, jarrell Carroll, Coach R. S. Higgim. 1 ,fat A e 5 ,as-1 r, ,Mr ,,,, an-,,. ,,, , ,Q ooo ? 2' 'if . ., ,. .W I , it H A COACH GARLAND BRAUN john Weeky and Guy Bell provide fine hloekf for the hall earrier during the Colorado City game. 80 The Big Spring High School Sophomore team proved itself to be a tough athletic competitor during the 1968 football season. Every team that met the Sophs on the field went down in defeat except the Monahanis Junior Varsity which Won by only a slight margin. Credit should be given to Coaches Braun and Higgins for producing such a fine football team this year. Good blarkirzg paws the way for Plai- lqb Fergamnk drive. Larry Vasquez rarriey the ball agamyt San Angelo hr extra yardage. 4 .iyt y Plallyz Ferguxon fompletey a pan fir the Sopho Bllbf Franklin dean the way ar Ernert Zubiatek arwe, si ' .- 9? m w 5 'Q X3 -3 3? 5 'S Q 59 w 'N is 'Q 5 N 'P Q0 Q S ee Fire! row. L. to R..' Larry Smith. Ronnie Pillinx. Ronnie Hahoart, Elmer For- fer. Seolt Hnhharz. Clarenee Goxfett. Rieky Henry. Kennelh Baseo. Seeond row. L. lo R.: Gerorne Willinrnf, Bill Coggin. Mike Read. Gerald Carter. jeff Mar- dork. Bill Coleman. Henry Haro. Third row. L. lo R.: Andy Mendoza. Thorn- af Brewer. Kenny Ellik. Mike Garnhoa. David Stanley. lan Whatley. Roherf SEASON RECORD OPPONENT Toros 6 6 Lamar 24 I4 Colorado City 20 14 Andrews 20 I4 Travis I4 12 , f BRAHMAS if f 5 'me I , 1 'I 4552 'I I jj' I in QVC? I .... . ..... E an W ' ' we f' 1 Ma 9 9 9 . , ,. jig y . W. ag -1' ,wa ff . if f ge f , 3 4- f Ma 3+ of x f f 5 f ,N 1 mi er? QW r 9 W any s f . . 7. I . ,, 5 Q f.,,,efa 1 3 , ,ff y 5 Jw ig , Ei Y F, I9 f ea ' ' 1' I X 3 ,Z ' afar f I 8 ' If Q7 A5 f 1 f' if , J 1 f Carlile. john Bizzell. Foarlh row. L. to R.: Bohhy Edwarrlv fnzanagerj. Billy Wood. Gatlinjonex. Rodney Irnel, Barry Arrnfrrong, Mike Randle. Rondal Brock. Mike U rhan. Don Srnifh, jirnrny Fijher. Charlie Turner, Shelhy Sirn- rnonr Krnanagerj. .. .7 ...- .ru . .-1 . ,-y,Qne:1zf1Zf1-lihffwffgf I 'T fe .. 74 ' J I of 65 2 ff I L'. R 'Ri V' I 'ze .. f I r,,,, V, . Z V .... . . . mmf 0 28 ea, ., ' f M 5K'138H43V?'f'V I WKQKW 1 'iii - Wfwdfef 12 35 . Edlsof' 20 0 Tw 'S 20 8 4 an ee fem- 4 .:aef a1ff2vff-e1Am.3aea4A- wr . I - I ,. ...ywfwpiagey-e We . ' fx I ' WW' z. f - I 5Zf-ire fw faeeaw ,fix ' . . COACH FRANK PULATTIE Rodney lrnel dizfef fir a pax in the Larnar game. COACH BILL RICHEY COACH MIKE HARRIS r r 1 The Brahmas started the season with a tie in a game against the Toros and ended with four close games. After gaining experience in han- dling the ball, they retaliat- ed with two wins against Lamar and Sweetwater. This year proved to be very valua- ble to the freshman team and their coaches. Gazllin janet needy az litfle blocking in five Tmwk game. ,f X Galfin jones rollj auf fir cl paw. Mike U rban flops Ihe ofkmzzfe drive by Sweelwater. 83 Karas Salaaao low Season Fin! row, L, to R.: Alhert Puga, john Rough, Tommy Vollmer, Shipper Huihy, Daryl B rumori, Brute Broughton, Albert Carlisle, Mike Willfaatioiz, Marh MrCraney. Serorzrl row, L. to R.: Arthur Trezfiao, jim Bah Oweru, Charlie johnson. Mark Erhart, Stott Knight. Cal Lowry, Greg Knight. Louir Smith, Mike Cramer. Keaaethjoharoa. Thira' row. L. to R.: Coaih Bill Curry. Tomray Tune, Mike Ailamr. Bill Currie, Milee Miformiih, Prerton Harris, Pete Shayferzjoe Arguellojohrf Peaih. Arthur Guery, Alamo Bailoa fmaaag- erj. Fourth row, L. to R..' Rohert Phillillu fnzanagerjjoe Periaa, Manuel Ro- driguez. Sidney Rau, Terry Hoilnet, Daria Carfer, Felix Ruhio, Raaajf Sahel- erf. Carl Knapp. Coarh Bah Prefley. The Toros started the season with ties against the Brahmas and the Travis team. Two close defeats followed which slightly dampened their spirits but did not stop them. The Toros played doggedly throughout the rest of the season, topping two wins from Lamar. In their final game, the Toros proved to be successful by defeating the Brahmas by twelve points. SEASON RECORD OPPCNENT TOROS Brahmas 6 6 Travis 6 6 Andrews 25 6 Sweetwater 22 21 Lamar 18 20 Travis 8 O Colorado City 12 12 Glenn 34 8 Lamar 6 28 Brahmas 7 19 Arthur Treoiao tarhler a down held rereioer in the Traoiy game 84 Arlfsur Trerizw plaflvff ffeffp H110 Trariy lerrilom jbr tim! nfl imllmflanf yzrdage. fi f' . COACH BILL CURRY H COACH BOB PRESLEY Slzfllttl Rim. .Hfir ll zYfh1n1,w11. Parc Xlnzfflfr. mmf Xwlf Knight zfwzwzxfmfe ffm! fd'f1Ulll'07'k piggy' in IIVM' wwf 85 1969 Steer Kaskefball Squad W J I X -,f,1: QCKM L f Top row, L. to R. .' Greg Lewie frnanagerj, Coaeb Bi!! Riebejf, Luoen Florej, Kirby Pugh, B Bollonz row, L. to R.: Robert Evanf, Gary Hinds, Lee Claude Tueker, Gary Grmib, Tommy Butler, Danny Parelarnan, Coaeb Hdfffif fflfflff WWI, Bfllff' HHU0, Aflhllf HFWIMKJFZ- 1 KIRBY PUGH Head Coach Luoen Flores and james Newman grab for a rebound agaiml Midland Lee. 86 1 1 1 Y k l jamer Newman outmaneuverr a Lee defender. The Steen lake time out to look for a lar! contanf. Gary Grwth Jmzmbler ta ge! rid of lhe ball GMU' Hindf film in 'walker 'wo Pajmef' Varsity Season Keeord Tascoaa Lubbock Chranc Waco Lubbock High Eastern Hills Lamcsa Lubbock El Paso Amarillo Midland High Ecror Scminolc Cooper Coronado Plainview Lubbock High Oda-:asa High San Angelo Midland Lee Abilcne Permian Midland Lee Odessa Ecror Cooper Odessa High San Angelo Midland Lcc Abilene High Permian 65 74 64 70 61 62 55 54 46 49 S0 56 52 58 64 62 42 49 61 68 64 51 61 76 58 64 71 74 69 75 BS 71 65 76 9-. 45 qv 44 49 58 65 69 78 65 75 79 85 55 81 69 78 87 19 97 91 74 87 76 64 73 91 I If is' Gain Ezperienee During Seaszm - Fin! Raw, L. to R.: Herman E11an.f,j0bnny Olague, Riley Faulkner, Randy Tanner, jimmy Farrzk, Ben jobnfan, Brnee Briexeh, and Riebard Ethan Womaehjonnny Rutbewraf Second Row, L. to R. .' Caaeh Bill Rirlaey, Tammy COACH BILL RICHEY johnny Olague laakfjnr an opening in W the Taymfa game. 90 ...X --NN' ,nv Herrnan Evanr ouyunzpf hir opponent in the Midland Lee game, The BSHS Junior Varsity gained valuable experience this year in their district competi- tion. They finished the season with 15 Wins and 12 losses. The team attributed their suc- cess to the backing of the students, their long practice sessions, and the coaching staff of B SH S . eawu Keevrd BSI-IS OPPONENT Tastosa 46 52 Lubbock High 71 56 Westbrook 81 45 Crane 52 36 Lamesa 43 57 Lubbock 75 49 Snyder 69 64 Plainview 53 15 Error 55 55 Seminole 55 69 Srerling Ciry 66 56 Cooper 54 51 Coahoma 49 60 San Angelo 58 55 Midland High 55 70 Abilene High 58 60 Permian 65 73 L55 64 76 Ecror 42 44 Cooper 58 67 Odessa High 57 44 San Angelo 76 77 Midland High 51 45 Odessa Permian 59 56 Abilene High G0 87 Odessa High 58 49 Lee 77 65 Randy Womark tijbr lhe ball in aetian againfl Tascam. Sapharaares Engage In Kaskefaall Lfalapefifiaa i 1 I Firfl Row, L. to R.: Tommy Fletflaer, Riehardjaeolzs, Bill Franklin, jafkie Riebggjobn Weekf, Benito Rulno, Terry Price, Rifhara' Ballard, Grady Ray, Aeajf Seott Birdwell, jessie Olagae, Cbrii Claaoei. Secona' Row: Coarla Bill David Englert, Gene Lee, COACH BILL RICHEY Season Keearaf Lubbock High Sands Comsrmk Midland High Lubbock High Westbrook Forsnn Forman Flower Grove Midland High OPP SOPHS. 52 40 74 46 59 47 S5 M A4 57 61 58 S6 58 46 52 57 Si 55 48 Rielaard Ballard is up for two poinlf in tlae Forfan game. 92 Tony Dean zriei zo oat reaela l?Iil'01Up0?Z6HfJ'h7' fwopoinli Karas Kasketbal! Squad H 3 ,,...x W e-. . .,.. .. E , M . ,. ,. ,, ,. ., . a, ., . -lg' R , f w sggw q oooc i Q ' Q .C . N i 'ihh vbb- .' we R . . he 1 eeae '.1' L.-- ' f :-. ' -.i.i . be ' 'IKVI .- .k r ' -- p SW? ' -, 5 X1 H XL ' ' - 5 -f .W H5 or - R, R Q e , ee ' ' i a R Q ' 1 K Y . 5 A,. 1 S A is n. ' e , Q ' 4 . 15 gui' S . ,mk ' ,, ' ' f 4 in K ':1L,. X , 'F 9 rx' ' f - L+, :gm img, ' 11 i. Q N 4 Y KK'x. F Q4 .- M y , . A 'KW' R -- f we r R .1 , 12 Q 4 S 0 1 R 1 R ' i A O Q. 8 15. T V -. i L f ,Q , , , in ' if . -e . ' .. -. ,,.b 31 ,air-'Q C., 11- f,,.,u?-'ff , , ,X V' LN K ie 'K ! .2 ,S , J L,.. e i :M S 41 . J: 5 .,., . - I . 1, . A xmk A 2, A - ,d w - X N ' 1 ' 41 451 1 , - gg i ,,' :'fg!!3 F v ' , 'A ' !,?G - 'ff , C 1 ' f i 'lf - ' K R 33 1 Q f R Z ' -Q ' ' 1 1 Ha gym Xb z.. . ' 2 - ' - 1 2. if 1: X-:. A3552 9' K -f I 1 Lf.. Y e K ,iii K' - 5 A Firxt row, L. to R,.' Robert Phillgu, David Newman, Pete Shaffer, Mike ler, Gregg Knight, Sid Rau, Bilbf Priebe, Rene Leuzfano, Ricky Blackman McCormick, Mike Adams, Mark Earhart,jameJ Periom, Brad Bool, Arthur Ricky Winlen, Tommy Tune fmarzagerj. Gum, Alonzo Bailion Kmanagerj. Second row: Coach Bob Preyley, David Car- TOM ADAMS Brahmas Basketball Saaad Brahma: Coach 54 44 lxn CA. FSF! E Fifi Firn' row, L. to R..' Scott Hubbard, Mike Smithyjerry Cartenjef' Murdock, Third f0w.' C0565 T001 Adam, Richard Axflfdd, Ronda! Bmfk, LNG' Bobby EdwardJ, Bilbf Wood Second row: David Stanley, Clay Lewiy, Mike Pierre, Dmflif f0l2fl50fl, 51411167 Shldnkff Mike Randle. Gamboa, Henry Haro, Gatlinjones, Rodney Imel, Shelby Simmom fraanagerj. 93 IKSHS Crack Zealn Xnters SIW Zanzpetitian X Q. M 'life : QQTIIXL K Kham - tK 8 H ' ' a h i 2l '2 Y QSEBA6? gi mb? F00 TBALL Fire! row, L. to R.: Herman Evanf, Barney Galley, Larry North, Walter Tommy Switzer. Third row: Terry Prize, Grady Ray, Tony Dean, Claude Campbell, Marhjanes, Lou1kHin0j05, Second row: Ofcar Del Batque, Pete Ro- Tugker, Lewiy Switzer, Gary Kelley, Steve Rzmell, Mike Hudmn. drlguez, Danny Smart, Clay Thornpwn, john Weehx, Gene Lee, Kyle Rafene, Claude Turker, Kyle Rwene, Lewit Switzer, and Terry Prife paute to eateh their breath daring praetiee. 94 it E ft Zh' Am 1, t., -if f , W HW gfw K 1 H W tt t Claude Snake Tufker, who plated third in the state meet fir the 3 30 inter- mediate hurdles, prartiref to imprmfe 1221 time. Claude Turker, Walter Campbell, Mike Hadron, G K ll d K l Clay Thompmnfollowf Walter Campbell dur- ing a long run. ary e y, an y e Rofene take time out during trark attivitiex to ,lme fer llye photographer. 96 F Mark janav exerty himfeff la finifh a 440 yard rare. Track team member! Jtana' by aJ Coach Gerala' Layd tells the malty ofa race. 97 Keys Swimming Ceam Y' Top row, L. to R.: Chrif Danforzi Carl Knapp, Lang' Horn, Doug Daniely, R.: C. M. lVozenmzj9 III, johnny Arguello, Carljohanyen, Marxhall Horn, Randy Sanderx, Steve Stanley, Gene Meyerf, Rufh Crorker. Bottom row, L. to Reber! Cd1'lif6Uf0fW1 Bilzffh Rdfldj' Hdhfly Roger Ll0y1i The Steen work hard to excel in Jwimming competition. john Arguello rontemplatex hzk next rnmfe. 98 Girls Swimming Zfeanz F Lefi lo Right: Sherry Diekson, Karen McKeller, Cindy HifkIOH, Laura CarnpbelL Nanny Bartmer, Carrie Bizzell . W .,.. A-Q, 1 'A AAAA g kk... , .,-k W gwigffgw , f, ,L , ,L n r, eene , raeer H W' .LkkkL,, T 'infix V .5 Q 1 - -- gg 'xi gg PX -- L' .X,, ., u ' ' 1 21' m 6 ir Karen MfKeller attempt: to Improve herjirrn by engaging in a prartire rare. W QM, . . . - Xnnnr M, NSQ, - siwifzr-H F H EQ W an sf sf if A ' ,. Em if, A A I Q we gf, .5 fx ' , 5 . Sherry Dirkwn practirex an ber dive. w 99 Varsity l6'aseoal! Players 2911111 Successful Zfear lfaffii' First row, L. to R.: Daoid Hanson, Felix Martinez, Andy Gamboa, Risky Martinez. Third row: Bruce Hutto, Danny Parclaman, Felix Marlinez, Char- Peurifoy, Gary Hinds, Riley Faulkner. Second row: Thomas Ham, Tommy lie Lewis, jimmy Wilson, Tommy Tanner. Fourth row: Tommy Butler, Bill MeMurtrey, james Newman, Roeky Wooley, Roger Dixon, Moses Flores, joe jones, Gary Grisham, jimmy Farris, Coaeh Oakey Hagood COACH OAKEY HAGOOD jimmy Wilson fields a grounder during a raetire session rior to a ame. g I00 , ,k.,, qf, . KA, tv 5 f : :f -,-- ,NWN g S455 Q - if :,:,-ww grew-Hype' - wmv-. ii Li :N I Roger Dixon kneelr eu be poekeiy a ball ,,,......,,t Charlie Lewzk catches a fly during u jmzrlice serimmage. Andy Gambou Jbows ilae proper Jtanee for mtelaing infeld tbrowf IOI jaaiar Varsity Craias 901' Seasaa Play K' 'L' ' Wilk I .L.- Q 1LL., , .lQ. ,W Vi Fin! raw, L. tu R.: Gary Pope, Roddy Cajffy, Phila: Fergwan, Robert Sanilyez, guez, Jew Olagw, Sw!! Mel-augblin, David Erlglerl, Dave Dlwfail, Randy Mike Bradflaaw, jim Pq7e. Second raw: Frankie Peralia, Bilbf Henkqi, Arlif WUMHD5 B744 Cfdffbffgf Walker, Sammy Reed, Craig Daiiif, Richard jaeobf. Third raw: Charlie Rodri- Felix Martinez catcbex a line drive during a prartice game. Tammy MeMurlrey demamtratey the proper way to Held a graunder. l02 6176 Crain Spends Urns' On E716 Greens Fir!! Row, L. 10 R.: Gary Tram, Larry Taylor, Greg Hahn, Millonjonef, Bright, Ronnie Broadrirk, Dong Compton, Ike Robb, Lynn Willik, Kyle Weyley Hudgini. Mike Carter. Daniel Lewzk, Pa! Weaver, and Howard Sie- MrAli5ler, Mark Slate, Terry Roundtree, Bill Srbwarzenbaela, ana' Bren! wart. Sefona' Row, L. to R.: Coarb Wilbur Cunningham, Eafy Ezell, Brure Broobg, A good coach, patience, and a lot of practice is needed to produce a good golf team. Coach Wilbur Cunningham has worked many long hours with these boys, and he has been successful in making a Hne group of golfers for Big Spring High School. Mike Carler and Lynn Willif look on as Larry Taylor denzonftrales rorrer! Cngfh Wilbur Cwmingbarn ana' Ike Robb prepare jor a day on the greens. pulling proreilurei. IO3 Sfzzdoufs Sngoge In Hompcfifiw Kcwzis Student interest in tennis has reached a peak this year. Credit should be given to Coach Frank Pulattie for combining long practice sessions with class-time instruction to produce a large team of skilled players. jnmar Kmglzl prejparef hr a low Jtrolee I M - ,.,rv A 'mv - S 1 X Cheri Turner demomlralar the proper Jlanre for at fore-hand Ellen Gone!! rompletef a forehano' during a praftice Jes- Jion afler school. V899-W A , I04 .. ,,,, Q WWNNK I , i i.M. was Varsity Valleylfall Ctflllffl Tap Row, L. to R,.' Linda Crawhrd, Gugymz Banner, Kathryn Dirlu, Debra Erlaart, Alma Vargax, janice Cooper, Kathy Dean, Ghana joan and Patti Ray, judy Dyer, Sherry Wooley ana' Carol Grimsley. Bollom Raw, L. to R. : jan Spier. SUSIE LYNCH LINDA BROADRICK Heaa' Coarh Head Manager I05 1 K s Gaodhrm lJe4IJ5 Linda Cmwjkrd have an eyffifrlive Jerve. KATHY DEAN CAROL GRIMSLEY Ser Spike X Sfevrcffcs Sucvess Du - .EER GWYNN BONNER ,IAN ERHART KATHRYN DIRKS Spike Set Spike PATTI SPIER JUDY DYER Set .ylike 1 i Cam! Grimflqy, mrfizfy yhiker, if up and away on ber Wike, 1 l06 Hue cfeachiug faff A 3 QU' M X K GLYNNA JONES ALMA VARGAS LINDA CRAWFORD JANICE COOPER SHERRY WOOLEY Se! Set Spike Spike Spike war W imp: K 491 Kathryn Dirk, L1 dependable Jpiker, provei her ability, I07 DEBRA RAY Spike REGINA HAMBY Spike Sophomore Volleyball Ceara Top Row, L. to R.: Kathy Rigabn, Ann Brown, Debra Buelaanan, Mary L, to R,.' Beeky Patton, Toni Wooley, Arlene Henderwn, Linda Woodard, Ter- Dirkf, Belinda Gonzalex, Mary Lou Brown, Veanda Gryfitla. Bottom Row, ara Grwn, joyee Nail. All LYNN CARR RUTH ANNE MOSS Sophomore Coaela Manager I08 Qreslzfnon Volleyball Zoom Top Row, L. to R..' Lottie Elliton, Cynthia Cook, Margie Rubio, Mary Alice Renteria, Vickie Annen, Lydia Hayworth, Debbie Addy, Sherry Hudson. Not Terrazar, Cindy Williarnf, Brenda Parrax, Barbara Peters, Rita Meekx, Pirtured' Silvia Rodriguar, Cbriitina Mala. Beverbf Peterf. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Denite Bryant, Raylene Oliver, Anita NANCY DEASON Clmlrtina Mata, 9111 grade Jet, taker good aim on relay. Frefbman Coach I09 Zzzoy jump - Choy lla!! I 3 , , Varsity claeerlenderr f Fmt row, Modena Fzzrqueron and Pnt Billtngf. Second row, Anne Talbot, Patti Spier, and Gttyle Coleman. I A! N r i IIO hey laugh - Choy Ery - Wzoerleoder Their spirit and energy urge the Steers to victory - Their continuous yelling Hlls every silence - They are the Big Spring High School Cheerleaders. These vivacious girls are the backbone of school spirit with their many signs and pep rallies, with their presence at all sports events, and their general enthusiasm. The varsity cheerleaders, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Sandy Pugh, spend many hours in preparation for the numerous pep rallies and games. They attended the SMU cheerleading school this past summer and received three second place ribbons and two third place rib- bons. The junior varsity and freshman cheerlead- ers, sponsored by Mrs. Mary Richey, also spend many hours preparing for their sports events. Steer cheerleaders maintain the high spirit level which is traditional at BSHS. Freybman claeerleadent - Fmt row. Rowena MoWfoirt, Denne Bryan! ana' Cafol Lyrtef Ser ona' row. Raylene Olioer, Patricia Chewy, and Marfia Szaggr junior Vafriqy rheerleaderr - Firrl row. Sharon Cook and Martha Fierro. Sefona' row. Satan Green and Cheri Tamer, sv Q, ' K- ' Smggiga 33275 fi' 5 2 x Y 1 g 1 ,F 2 I' , ' ' 3 ' ' A . .- ..., mx. :.,...1Lf2,L,-1. ., z, L ' M' .:,, :la ,. M , !g as M- . 3 Q 2 S , W WW 2 aw .pe- -AV W 3 , N0 man livetb unto bim aloneg our interefts are all bound up together. Elbert Hubbard 51 Kodeo Stag Cfotupiles lfco book The El Rodeo staff, under the able assistance of Mrs. Ernia Steward, has the task of setting down the record of an entire school year through the use of pic- tures and copy. They fill the journalism Lab with groans of exasperation, cries of despair, and gleeful laughter as they Work to fulfill their various duties. halanre the books. Anne Robinson, Editor-in-Chief is all smiles dflff meeting the final deadline. Carobfn Crawjhrd, Organizations Editor, looks through the files in searrh of a picture jhr her see- Can Medena Furqueron, Speeial Section Editor, he that exrited over getting to use the adding ma- tion. Chine? I I 4 Mrs. Erma Steward, El Rodeo sbonsor, gives a disgusted look while trying to Ya'll are just ter-r-rihlef' comments Assoriate Editor Paula Green. Does Gupfnn Bonner, Activities Editor, realb think her layout is that bad? Barry Knoeke, .Sporty Editor, peerx upon a basketball junior StajQ'AJJi5tantJ Mary Ellen Hedgex, Linda Crawford, Ellen Goffett, and Sufan Jqmd picture' Cape pool their ewrtx while working on the index. go eil,e E Qi el,,',l 5 iiie ,.,, e My Qv - sf '.', 5,51 Wrr- :xp 'S 7: ZX Who in the world if that? ponders Robin Hoo- Senior Editor Beth Graumann getx information ver, Axxixtant Sport! Editor. from the omre. ff- 'd Plaotograpberf Herb Green, Brure Hirkf, and Wearel Medford spend eountleu hours working on the .rtajjf junior Stay? Aniytantf Glynna joney and Patti Spier view a pieture from a diwrent perspeotiue. Il5 60 al Stag Ha Demanding jab The eighteen people of the Corral staff have the responsibility of putting together a news- paper which is published twice a month. With the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Erma Steward, they work diligently in order to meet each ap- proaching deadline. Q B JY xl t Basinen Manager Sharon Swim aria' Axfirtant Editor Larry Taylor work together on a layout. Editor-in-Chief Kerry Gunnelf pours over the reeent new: in orafer to keep well irljermeaf Sport: Editor: Greg Lewif, Bill Henry, andjolnnny Rutherford End their a'utie.t quite amuying. .,.-- J Sureb' Charley Kimble im't that dirguttea' with blk work as Feature Edito r! II6 I i N Q59 SQ G.. S9 ,,-f,,..-:Kr Exehange Editors Karen Hughex and LaS'hara Shankr Jeem to get a kiek out of lieking enoelopef. N Bilb Wilson and Steve Auftin, Advertising Salemien, take time to Y miell floweri and look ooer rereom, Steve Cofer .reemy to he neglecting hif dutiex as Feature Editor in order to enjoy the peaeeful atrrtogzhere of the darkroom. Co-editor Kathie Wood explaim an amgnnzent to Adoertixing Salefrnen Danny Pulattie and David Hamen. It look! like Photographer Seott Medprd ha5 more equipment than he can handle. Mike Alexander intentbf hmm hi: earnera in preparation for a yhol. Brute Hiekr, photographer, appearj to he daydreaming initead M taking pieturej, II7 During the Stua'ent Counril Fall Forum, hela' at Big Spring High Srhool, Lynn Cauley, Larry Taylor, ana' Anne Talhot give infomation to those who are in attend- LZHC6 Lynn Canley and Paula Green prefent the fiothall oourtety to San Angelo students. II8 Student Kounoil Sponsors Activities The Student Council sponsors many of the school activities. Among these activities are the Howdy Dance, selling beanies, United School Fund, canned food drive, Christmas Dance, and Easter Formal. The officers of the Student Coun- cil are james Newman, president, Lynn Cauley, lst vice-president, Bill jones, 2nd vice-president, Elizabeth Moore, recording secretary, Jane Thompson, corresponding secretary, and Anne Talbot, historian. The Student Council is spon- sored by Mr. john Talmadge. Members of the Student Council are Susie Armstrong, Larry Taylor, Paula Green, Anne Robinson, Sharon Swim, George Ann Patton, Medena Furqueron, Anne Talbot, Denise Estes, Linda Cathey, Gary Hinds, Glynnajones, Sherry Wooley, Gary Hughes, Scott McLaugh- lin, Kent Fish, Leon Langley, Mark Slate, Phyllis Faulkner, Jo Ann Allen, Alan Hill, Gene Templeton, joe Arguello, Carol Lyster, Mike Adams, and Bobby Carlile. Gene Templeton guide: a reprefentatioe from a tollege to his meeting room at Col- lege Night. jane Thompxon if in tharge of pofting new.: of the Jehool on the bulletin board Student Couneil member: take an aetive part in the All School Sing. II9 The winner of the Christmas Door Detoration Context if Min Byrd? aa'- oifory. Jlflenib rs Achieve Sfcellency The National Honor Society is a club consisting of eighty-six members who have a grade average of 90 or above. These students are selected from the entire student body on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. The activities of NHS include a fall induction service, a monthly meeting, selling concessions at the basketball games, a spring induction service, awarding scholar- ships, and a party at the end of school. The officers of the National Honor Society are Mark Shaver, president, Stanford Stewart, vice-president, Anne Robinson, secretary, Elizabeth Moore, treasurer, Gwynn Bonner, reporter, and jane Thompson, chaplain. Sponsoring the NHS are Miss Colleen Slaughter and Mrs. Reta Weeg. Members of NHS arejo Lynn Adams, Susie Armstrong, Meliton Arnola, Bruce Blalack, Gwynn Bonner, Doug Burnett, Susan Cape, Marjorie Carlton, Lynn Cauley, Debra Coffee, Tom Conway, Eddie Cook, Hugh Leene Cooley, jackie Cordes, Rose Cordes, Carolyn Crawford, Linda Crawford, Mike Cunningham, Lynda Davis, Nancy Dean, john Deats, Kathryn Dirks, Denise Estes, Vicki Findley, Cheryl Fletcher, Marva Foster, Beth Grau- mann, Paula Green, Keith Gum, Kerry Gunnels, Mary Ellen Hedges, Lisa Hinojos, Mar- vin Holland, Dell Hollingsworth, janice Honey, jay Hoover, Robin Hoover, Gary Hughes, Karen Hughes, Arthur Husc, Dcbbiejensen, Glynna jones, Elicia Keele, Debo- rah Kolb, Diane Langley, Par Macklin, janice Majors, Robert Margolis, Scott Medford, Elizabeth Moore, joe Moss,james Newman, Susan Pobst, Tommy Polk, Ann Posey, Roy Priebe, Chris Proctor, james Rcidy, Margaret Richardson, Peggy Riherd, joan Robertson, Anne Robinson, Pedro Rodriquez, Kay Rogers, Ruth Russell, LaShara Shanks, Mark Shaver, Gerald Smith, Patti Spier, Stanford Stewart, Sharon Story, Anne Talbot, Debra Tate, Denise Teague, jane Thompson, Richard Tubb, Dianne Tucker, Charlie Voight, Ryan Walker, Herbert Ward, Lorinda Watkins, Monica Watkins, Wanda Williams, Rhonda Womack, and Katherine Wright. Susan Cape proudly receives ber carnation from Elizabeth Moore. Basketball fans are glad that the NHS members sell concessions at tbe basketball games Mark Shaver, president of the NHS, presides over the fall induction service. At tbe fall induction service, Stanihrd Stewart speaks on the attribute of service. I20 In the All Srhool Sing, FTA mernheri Jing haha sang: and win xeeand place for their club. 9224 Members leak 270 Zfeizch ng Karen' 5 FT A members learn about careers in the teaching fields. FTA members hold bi-monthly meetings, have money making proj- ects, attend the state convention, and student teach. Officers of FT A are Paula Green, president, Rita Langley, vice president, Anne Robinson, secretary, Jane Thompson, treasurer, and Bobby McCracken, historian. Mr. Martin and Miss Hajek spon- sor the Future Teachers. Members ofFTA are Elizaberh Lipscombe, Barbara Boardman, Carolyn Hammon, Phyllis Faulkner, Susan Dean, Patsy Sween- ey, Marilyn Wade, Pam Welch, Nancy Dean, Wanda Williams, Navauda Franklin, Hugh Leene Cooley, Kathy Wrighr, Mary Hedges, Debbie Coffee, Rowena Rogers, Karhie Wood, Carol Perkins, Pam Whirc, David Draper, Barbara McAliscer, Susie Armsrrong, Carolyn Crawford, Paula Green, Anne Robinson, Rita Langley, Gayle Coleman, jane Thompson, ClifCook,johnny Hedges, Patti Spier, Janice Cooper, Alma Vargas, jo McMillan, Sherry Wooley, Lu Anne Inwery, and Sahra Fuller. FI' A member! enjoy refrerhrnenls al their meeting, Pfffidml Paula Green mnvinref Cathy Marklin and-jo MrMillan to join FTA. I2l Lynda Uoya' and Carobfn Crawjira' given program on FHA. Gwynn Bonner presider over the refreshment lable after the installation. 9,164 involves Girls The Future Homemakers of America are busy girls. They hold monthly meetings, sponsor an ice cream supper, hold installation, daddy-date night, salad supper, and help with fund raising drives. Officers are Lorrie Watkins, president, Jo McMillan, lst vice president, Carolyn Crawford, 2nd vice president, Cathy Carlile, 3rd vice presi- dent, Ranette Miller, 4th vice president, Lynda Lloyd, 5th vice president, Pat Macklin, secretary, Susan Cape, treasurer, Regina Hamby, historian, and Sallie Butler, pianist. Sponsors of FHA are Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Grisham, and Mrs. Hamilton. Members of FHA are Dinah Abundez,Jeanie Arbrite, Alice Brackett, Ema Chavez, Harla Cleve- land, Gayle Coleman, Elaine Cooper, Joan Crawford, Vicky Deans, Viola Diaz, Maria Duran,Ju- naite Fuqua, Noemi Cnlan, Rhonda Hooper, Rita Langley, Carol Lyster, Susan Mayo, Kae McLaughlin, Beverly McGuire, Susan McGuire, Penny Peutifoy, Anita Renteria, Cynthia Ste- phens, Linda Vanslyke, Joyce Wood, Danna Baker, Karen Bankston, Debbie Birdsong, Patty Brewer, Ginger Brown, Kathryn Dirlts,Janie Esquitiel, Regina Fox, Clarinda Harris, Debbie Har- ris, Peggy Irwin, Diana Langley, Melinda Mossholder, Nell Paredez, Gloria Parras, Valencia Rank- in, Phyllis Rumans, Phyllis Thornton, Gayle Webb, Debbie Boadle, Paula Buckner, Frances But- ler, Debi Caffee, Laura Campell,-Jane Chavez, Vicky Clark, Esther Coats, Debbie Coffee, Jan Coo- per, Mary Corson, Nita Cox, Lucy Galaviz, Vicky Hammond, Leah Harris, Phyllis Hattenbach, Marsha Heard, Beverly Huckaby, Polly McCracken, Jan McMurray, Nancy McWhorter, Jacalyn Minshew, Rhonda Norris, Shirley Paul, Sandy Rnter, Deborah Rybolt, Maria Velasquez, Vicki Bagwell, Terry Bull, Glenna Brown, Kay Caffey, Barbara Carothers, Lucy Qrrasco, Lydia Cart-asco, Linda Cass, Caren Crockett, Sharon Daniels,Judy Davis, Elvira Diaz, Sharon Estes, Sue Fortenber- ry, Marilyn Hale, Cynthia Hughs, IeeJohnson, Cindy Jones, Cotlis Jordan,Jamie Langley, Sandy Loya, Helen Lyons, Merlinda Moralez, Doris Neal, Debra Norwood, Mary Olivas, Mary Ortage, Vicky Overton, Susan Plowman, Kay Sayers, Joan Schneider, Rhonda Sprabcrry, Matcie Staggs, Brenda Swift, Mary Terrazas, Helen Tidwell, Sharon Waggoner, Cindi White,Julie Allen, Vickie Annen, Terri Arcand, Debra Autry, Debbie Bennett, Mona Boadle, Linda Bokelman, Brenda But- ler, Chren Carlton, Celia Correa, Sandra Edens, Lottie Ellison, Patsy English, Delores Escovedo,Jill Forrest, Juanita Garcia, Sharon Gerlick, Verna Goswick, Daisy Hamilton,Vickic Harris, Lynelle Horn, Jennifer Knox, Leslie LaRochel1e, Kathy Love, Terri Martin, Dana McCreary, Rita Meeks, Velma Mendez, Zonelk Miears, Kay Miller, Carol Nanny, Carol Newton, Herminia Noyola, Sofia Noyola, Tina Page, Mary Paredez, Brenda Parras, Sherie Parrott, Barbara Peters, Beverly Peters, Peggy Pharr, Judy Phillips, Deborah Pitchford, Christina Renteria, Katherine Rogers, Inez Sola- zar, Matlina Spargo, Linda Stephens, Pat Stinson, Linda Taylor, Dianne Tucker, Vickie Vaughn, Carolyn Vollmer, Paula Walters, Cynthia Way, Sheela Armistead, Elizabeth Arencibia, Murfi Boadle, Rae Benjamin, Karen Blount, Denise Bryant, Brenda Conway, Valeda Connally, Debra Collett, Karen Collins, Carol Curtis, Karen Ootson, Patricia Cherry, Brenda Cunningham,Judy Doucet, Vicki Forgus, Mary Gulley, Debra Grigg, Carol Gagnon, Sherry Hudson, Patricia Hicks, Terri Hull, Gay Harris, Georgia Hackson, Brenda Heard, Mary Lopez, Linda McClendon, Debra McDaniel, Linda Pascale, Tia Pitcher, Katie Olivas,Jeanette Ringer, Kay Rowland, Cheryl Raney, Lee Rogers, Debbie Rowden, Carol Perry, Debbie Starr, Beverly Scarbrough, Debra Simmons, Debbie Speaker, Teresa Spears, Audrey Standard, Donna Stanley, Rachel Santiago,Junc Stovks, Connie Torres, Kelly Thames, Pamela Thompson, Linda Tindol, Dianna Williams, Kay White, Maurine Wiggington, Wanda Williams, Linda Crawford, Cathy Macklin, and Monnic Watkins. Ranette Miller dishes out ire rream to Kathryn Dirrat ana' Nancy MrlVborter during the ire cream supper. David Keene, Ray Ward Ea' Payne, ana' Difky Gibran heb: boast tbe goirit at the jbetball gamer af they bring in lbe vietafjf bell The Key Club is a club which is sponsored by the Ki- wanis Club. They hold weekly meetings, have fund rais- ing projects, and serve the school and the community. Leading the Key Club are Larry Taylor, president, Roger Kionka, vice-president, Bobby Walker, 2nd vice-presi- dent, Rush Crocker, secretary, Robin Hoover, treasurer, joe Moss, assistant secretary, and Dicky Gibson, bell cusz todian. Sponsoring the Key Club is Mr. Leon Taylor. Members of the Key Club are Barry Knocke, Tommy Polk, Mike Alexander, Guy Burrow, Mike Cunningham, Lynn Willis, Ed Payne, Brad Cederburg, Darrell Horn, David Hopkins, Ricky Simpson, Sammyjones, Leon Langley, Christopher Danford, Robert Barnes, David Keene, jeff Talmadge, Ray Ward, Randy Bur' chell, Lonnie Hartenbach, Rodney Dunnam, Tim Drinkard, Rowan Settles, Tommy Welch, Mike Pipes, Marshall Horn, Louis Dunnam, and Wesley Hudg- ins. Larry Taylor, presielenl, aml Rita Langley. Jweetbeaft. eryoy a a'imzer meeting of zbe Key Club. I 2 3 Key glllb inmates Sp ri! Key Clubberr SQWZWUJUWES and Robin Hnmfer fell ialerzdam willy a pie- lufe of their rueelbeart an tbe from. Shorthand Club members wark many long hours an their entry in the All Srhool Sing. Lynn Caulcy, Shorthand Club Beau, with hir dale,-Iamie Lan- gley, enjoy dinner. horfhand Klub Z7 mfides Seperienee ?er Students The Shorthand Club is composed of those students who are taking shorthand. They hold monthly meetings, elect a beau and have a Christmas dinner. Officers are Ayn 7 McGlothlin, president, Debbie Ray, vice president, Kathryn Dirks, secretary, Cynthia Hickson, treasurer, and Sharon Swim, reporter. Sponsor of the Shorthand Club is Mrs. Prid- dy. Members are Patty Bennett, Carrie Bizzell, Debbie Black, Bonnie Brown, Sherry Buford, Brenda Butler, Hugh Leene Cooley, Nita Cox, Kathy Conley, Carolyn Crawford, Debbie Campbell, Karen Conway, Patricia Coggin, Marjorie Carlton, Kathryn Dirks, Pam Dewecs, Vicky Deans,joann Davis, Cheryl Fletcher, Medena Futqueron,jill Franklin, Sandra Fietro, Betty Fleming,janettc Gauna, Lorie Grogan, Cindy Gressett, Cindy Greer, J. R. Holland, Lisa Hinojos, Nancy Hall, Mary Holloway, Cynthia Hicksonnloan Knight, Barbara Long, Kira Langley, Diana Iangley, Glenda Lewis, Becky Milner, Mary Murdock, Ayn McGlothlin, Karen McGonagill, Sandy Neece, Gloria Neill, Barbara Pringle, Colleen Permenter, Elma Rosas, Janis Ray, Debbie Ray, Karen Russell, Sharon Swim, Gayle Smith, Adelyne Scott, Kathy Urban, Sylvia Valdez, Wanda Williams, Debra Welch, Elnora Way, and Patricia Tingle. M rr. Pria'dy ana' her famihf hell? add a little fun to the Chrzktmas dinner. l24 x l Terry jenbim, Perry Gamble, Robert Crenrbaw, and Deahf Blarkrbear learn about parliamentary proredure in FFA. Rirby jackson .rbows bit rbarrzpiorl swine. At tbe Fort Worlb Fai Stork Sbow Deabf Blarkrbear :bows a prize-winning steer. 954 Hay Make Grad Shvufirzgs FFA boys hold monthly meetings, learn about parliamentary procedure, and compete in stock shows. Officers are Dickie Stanley, president, Rob- ert Nichols, vice president, Roy Blackwell, secre- tary, Coy McCann, treasurer, Mario Moncada, re- porter, and Larry Gammons, sentinel. Mt. Vines and Mr. Cockrell sponsor FFA. Members of FFA are Kenneth Barfield, Earl Begell, Dealy Blackshear, Roy Blackwell, Robert Cren- shaw, Rocky Crittenden, Danny Cunningham, Randy Davis, Rodney Fuqua, Perry Gamble, Terry Gam- ble, Larry Gammons, L. C. Gibbs, Ricky Harris, Dickie Hull, Mike Hull, Ricky jacksonhlohnnyjames, Bill jenkins, Tetryjenkins, Coy McCann,joe Meads, Larry Milch, Mario Moncada, Bob Nichols, Gary Prator, Dan Proffitt, William Reed, Randy Robertson, Dickey Stanley, Gary Sturm, Richard Temple- ton, Charles Tremtelum, Richie Tubb, Don Tyler, Arlis Walker, Richey Denson, Harold Wesley, Max Earhart, Terry Mitchell, Louis Dunnam, leon Langley, Fred Green, Barry Dunnam, David Simpson, Lynn Adams, Alan Murphy, Charles Williams, Mike Sellars, George Ontiveros, john Smith, Steve Plunkett, Sammy Reed, David Mesker, Andrew Merrick, Glen Cate, Bubba Grantham, Tom Batchelor, Brent Brooks, Clifford Ktebbes, Danny Thornton, David Myers, Rawleigh McCullough, Dannyjohn- son, Mike Allen, R. B. Guinn, Ryan Walker, Ronny Pillans, George Coker, Bobby Brewer, Martin Boyd, Steven Westbrook, Frank Moncada, George Giera, Loran Warren, David Wallace, Ray Lewis, Danny Heckler, Roger Lloyd, Terry Fickling, Kelly Tate, Mike Allen, Danny Smart, jimmicjoncs, and Ricky Weaver. l Lina'a Crawybrai Mag' Ellen Hedges, Gary Hinafr, and Ellen Gone!! look jbr idear ynr their fortunze for lbe Latin Club banquet. afin Cflub Frepares ?0r Hanan I 1 ,rf Il Conrul of the Lalin Club, Lynn Cauley, prarticer jbr bzlf ride in the rbariot. The members of the Latin Club learn about the ancient Roman Empire, their main activity is a banquet. The officers of the Latin Club are Lynn Cauley, consul, Gary Hinds, pro-consul, Ellen Gossett, scriba, Scott McLaughlin, praefectus, and Mary Ellen Hedges, nuntius. Mrs. Weeg and Mrs. Buck- ner sponsor the Latin Club. Members of the Latin Club are Fred Bunch, Steve Burnett, Randy Carr, jane Chavez, Linda Crawford, Elaine Dekle, Bobby Dyer, Richard Ethun, Peggy Grant,Janice Grifhth, Mary Ellen Hedges, Bmce Hutto, Debbiejensen, Leon Langley, Dan Lusk, Robert Margo- lis, jon Rice, Ophelia Rios, joan Robertson, Terry Rountree, julia Stuteville, Gay Nell Taylor, Denicc Teague, Cheryl Turner, Pat Weaver, Lee White, Lynn Willis, Kathy Wright, Steve Alldredge, Rebecca Allen, Sharon Andrews, Becky Barris, Mary Lou Brown, Cathy Carlile, Robert Carlile, Sam Chappell, Burgess Crooker, Easy Ezell, Kent Fish,james Gibbs, Leann Herndon, Cynthia Hickson, jo McMillan, Geren Martin, Ronnie Mason, Ann Morton, Rebecca Patron, Andrea Turner, Susan Watson,john Waydo,james Wil- son, Elizabeth Alsbury, Susie Armstrong, Paula Bauer, Karen Bell, Noel Brooks, Lynn Cauley, Robert Dennis, Stephanie Dickens, Essex Farley, Ellen Gossett, Fillmore Guinn, Keith Gum, Terry Hale, Gary Hinds, Randy Hoover, David Hopkins, Steve Hughes,-Ion Taylor jones,john Lusk, joe Moss, Chris Proctor, Michael Proctor, Gary Ringener, Larry Ringener, Gary Stallings, Steve Tidwell, Richard Tubb,jeffry Vaughn, Monnie Watkins, Gary Bradley, Sue Egan, Deborah Hardison, lee Harris, Michael Hill, George Huskey, Karen King, Pamela lemons, Frances Levier, Charles Merrick, Daniel Morgan, Wayne Patterson, Gary Poole, Ike Robb, Mark Slate, Lynda Swords, Mark Terelesky, Mary Alice Terrazas, Randy Womack, Debbie Addy,-John Bizzell, Randall Burchell, Sharon Cook, Dave Duncan, Gary Gisch, Keith Graumann, Arlene Henderson, Sallie Hollingsworth, Janice Sue Honey, Charles Huff, jenniferjones, George Martinez,janet Morehead, Sherry Morgan, jeffrey Murdock, larry North, Susan Pobst, Ruth Russell, Bill Schwarzenbach, Gayle Webb, joannie Arrick, Sallie Butler, Rodney Carr, Shawn Casey, Richard Cauble, Keith Finke, Deborah Jacobs, Edith Heirman, Xan Lemons, Larry McGrath, Scott McLaughlin, Ralph Parras, Ruth Payne, Steve Pyles, Margaret Richardson, Nancy Riddle, Richard Rigdon, Gerald Rush, Deborah Rutherford, Sharon Story, Gary Walker, Ester Weinkauh and Randall Witte. l26 l J Mist Slaughter blindfzlaff the Jtudenl chosen to break the pihalar. Spanish Club students My lbeir luck at breaking fbe pifzatar. 2 Ginger Adams reads witb interest about bulwgbting in Spain. Spanish Klub Zfllvuf Spanish Zradifirfa Members ot the Spanish Club have programs about Mexico, a Christmas party, and a banquet. They learn Mexican and Spanish songs, dances, and customs. Offi- cers of the Spanish Club are Glynna Jones, president, La Shara Shanks, vice president, Sue Difloure, secre- tary, Phyllis Faulkner, treasurer, and Jeff Talmadge, reporter. Mrs. Arndt, Miss Slaughter, and Mrs. Tatum are sponsors of the Spanish Club. Members ofthe Spanish Club are Dinah Abundez, Ginger Adams,Jo Lynn Adams, Sofia Alvarez, Thomas Angle, Lupe Arguella, Linda Baker, Meliton Arriola,Judy Barber, Mike Barnes, Irene Barera, Rebecca Blair, Debra Boadle, Marti Boadle, Charles Bokelman,John Booker, Ingrid Broadrick, Ronny Broadrick, Rhonda Butler, Betsy Campbell, Candy Carothers, Ema Chavez, Jackie Cordes, Rose Cordes, Judy Cranford, Chris Creighton, Billie Crook, Tomasa Cruz, Carol Currie, Diana Currie, Susan Dean, Oscar Del Bosque, Jack Dolan, David Draper, Kelly Draper, Maria Duran, Petra Duran, Gregoria Escanuelas, Maria Esquibel, Ann Farley, Phyllis Faulkner, Kay Fiveash, Luven Flores, Margie Flores, Moses Flores, Jill Forrest, Dana Fritts, Sabra Fuller, Audelia Gaitan, Yolanda Galaviz, Maggie Garcia, Ramona Gonzales, Veanda Griffith, Carol Grissam, Kim Guthrie, Diane Hamilton, Vicki Hammond, Johnny Hedges, Barbara Henderson, Mary Her- nandez, Lisa Hinojos, Mike Holten, Monte Hyman, lzell Johnson, Teresa Johnson, Glynna Jones, Milton Jones, Charlene Kennedy, Katie Kerncdle, Scott Knight, Lupe Lara, Greg lewis, Cal Loury, Janie Majors, Pam Marcum, David Massey, Cathy Mayes, Kay Meek, Betty McCann, Kae Mclaughlin, Merrilyn McNaugh- ton, Lupe Paredez, Bill Patmenter, Debbie Pierce, Mike Pirquet, Nancy Pless, Roger Plew, David Porter, Ann Posey, Cathy Pringle, Ralph Ramirez, Joanna Renteria, Don Richie, Peggy Riherd,Judy Robinson, Elma Rosas, Sally Rubio, Phyllis Rumans, Belle Sehwaizenbach, La Shara Shanks, Stanley Shanks, Party Shapland, Rickey Simpson, Audrey Standard, Donna Stanley, John Strain, Andy Swartz, Debra Tate, Dave Thomas, Helen Tidwell, Nancy Thompson, Jerre Tonn, Authur Torres, Betty Tovar, Armando Vera, Ryan Walker, Bobby Walker, Debbie Warner, Tommy Welch, Cindi White,James White,JcffWickline, Cindy Williams, Mike Williamson, Mike Wooldrige, Danny Wright, and Juanita Yzaguirre. l27 Belinda Ganzalef dernonxtratef her ability to read poetry to George Ann Patton, Rhonda Butler, Elizabeth Lipfmrnbe, and Ginger Adanu. Prvse and Poetry I6 alder Erfnzpeie Ginger Adams praetieef many lsourf on ber poetry interpretation. if The Prose and Poetry Readers meet twice a weekg their main activi- ty is to compete in con- tests. The president of Prose and Poetry is Carl Van Vleet. Miss S. Ryan sponsors the organiza- tion. Members of Prose Reading are Belinda Gen- zalcs, Elizabeth Lipscombe, George Ann Parton, Shirley Pope, Debbie Tate, Carl Van Vleet, and Mike Pope. Members of Poetry Interpretation are Ginger Adams, Martha Boadle, and janet Perry. Manda Butler dirplayx the jimt plaee trophy the won in the Tall Cigf Speedy Tournament. Debate Zfeam Fraefzees Z7 hpenfq The Debate Team works long hours to de- velop their skill. They enter in contests to com- pete with teams from other schools. Officers of the Debate Society are Debbie Jensen, president and jeff Talmadge, secre- tary. Miss Sharon Ryan sponsors the Debate Soci- ery. Members of the Debate Team are Dfbbmjensfni Kathy Thompson. juiiy Barber, Susan Sulak. jeff Tnlmadge. Rirlcy Tubbjoc Singleton, Boris Sursky, Brent Chinn. lzugenc Qxrrillu. Doug Burnett, Tom Angle, Snort Mclnughliim, and Ed lirznxer. 5 Memberr ofthe Debate Team are reared Kathy Tloompmn Swan Suluk emdDebz'11e emerz andftandmg Tom Angle Mm Ryan, y10nJ0r,jey7Ta!meza'ge, and Sea!! The S teer Band en lert aim af hawime in Oderm with their c onlesl routine. '6 9 Steer Hand Di play 5 mf Skill FLUTES Daury Powell Pam Lancaster Janice Majors Marjorie Carlton Nancy Pless Joan Robertson Sue Fortenberry Paula Lemons Debbie Wash Cynthia Stephens Rhonda Ownby Lisa Hinojos Mona Boadle Carol Perry Yvonne Conner Ricky Treat Patricia Hicks Debbie Bennett Karen Corson Bobby Treat CLARINETS Steve Hughes Robert Margolis Larry Margolis Gerald Smith Becky James Dianna Williams Betty Chavaria Janie Molina Pat Stinson Joannie Arrick Patty Robertson Susan Beaird Twinkle Johnson Colleen Permenter Rebecca Allen 'Jeff Vaughn Mary Sparks Doug Daniel Wayne Nugent Pam Lemons Kathy Allen Jan Toland Ann Farley Belinda Saldivar Cheryl Raney Mike Hubbard Rhonda Butler Brenda Young Betty Pitts Patty Bennett Cynethia Way Cecelia Way Robbie Trantham Jimmie Edwards Patty Peters Fannie Gipson Karen Collins Becky Jensen Linda Limon Mike Danford Beverly Scarbrough Cheryl McNeese ALTO CLARINETS Ella Faulks Kay Fiveash Gay Harris Brenda Fuller Glenda Lewis Gwen Sullivan BASS CLARINETS Karen Carlton Ann Young Janis Ray Pat Rayburn Larry Abbott Carol Nanny Jackie Minchew Karen Blount Helen Johnson CONTRA BASS CLARINET Lynda Lloyd ALTO SAX James Person Dwight Brown Rebecca Milner Adrian Saldivar Sharon Swim Wesley Hufford Gary Bradley David Correa Jorge Carrillo Kenny Williams Paul Webb Billie Jean Crook Jarrell Hedrick Jerry Knous David Simpson TENNOR SAX Sherry Wickline Sylvia Galan Greg Vick Gary Shaffer Gary Jakubicki Tim Strain BARITONE SAX Fidel Tovar Debbie Tackett Joe Tenteria David Harvell OBOE Judy Conley Rob Chapman Marvin Burleson Elaine Cooper BASSOON Melvin Chappell John Tidwell Nancy Wise Harriett McKinney CORONETS Robert Campbell Kent Fish Keith Gum I30 Kevin Keele Allen Maxwell Carolyn Newman Billy Wilson Doug Burnett Peter Deming Dewayne Peters John Brandon Donald Click Wayne Patterson Juan Ayala Jo Ann Lewis Mike Chenault Raymond Roderiquez Eugene Carrillo Jim Strain Billy Tucker Ann Powell FRENCH HORNS Dee Elrod Tommy Polk Corkey Harris Susan Trim Shelia Lewis Dallas Crawford Robert Deming Don Thompson Jeff Wickline Chris Danford Jeannie Averitt TROMBONES Charles Campbell Bobby Bryant Stanford Stewart John Strain Coy Reagan Brian Mayes David Miller John Lusk Paul Maxwell Fred Bunch Ben Cowper Roger Grissam Gage Hopkins Robert Wilbanks Johnny James Felipe Rameriz Frank Gainus Archie Kountz Gary Studeville David Knous Don Tyler BARITONES Brent Brooks Daniel Lewis ' Audon Saldivar Jimmy Young Charlies Bokelman 4 Terry Btumley BASSES Tommy Butler John Pannell Charles Tidwell Lowell McDaniel Jon Rice Randall Pope Lloyd Kuykendall Dwalyn Steele PERCUSSION C. M. Woozencraff Wesley Cook Randall Witte , Peter Carlsson Fidel Saldivar Bobby Davis Greg Parnell Mike Beardon Skippy Eggleston i George Coker Bill Jackson Dinah Abundez J Dan Tyler Jlealr lhe show when he jzartrayr juanita Banana. The Steer Band consists of 208 members and is under the direction of Mr. Bill Bradley and Mr. Don Turner. Among the bands and special groups that are active are the Golden Stage Band, Silver Horns Stage Band, Dixieland Band, Steer March- ing Band, Symphonic. Band, Concert Band, Clari- net Choir, Brass Choir, and Percussion Ensemble. Officers of the Steer Band are Dee Elrod, presi- dent, Tommy Butler, vice president, Carolyn Newman and .Ian Toland, secretaries, Steve Hughes, treasurer, Pam Lancaster, reporter, Marjo- rie Carlton, historian, Fidel Tovar, woodwind lieu- tenant, Tommy Butler, brass lieutenant, Wesley Cook, percussion lieutenant, Mike Chenault and John Tidwell, band hall lieutenants, Lowell McDaniel and Bill Wilson, loading lieutenants, Adrian Saldivar and Carolyn Newman, drum ma- jors, and Susan Beaird, Harriett McKinney and Janie Molina, twirlers. Uniforms lieutenants are Sylvia Galan,john Pannell, and johnny james. Li- brarians are Verna Goswick, Brenda Butler, Gay- lon Miller, and Gene Tuckness. Bus captains are Wesley Cook, Keith Gum, Audon Saldivar, Don- ald Vanslyke, and Don Thompson. The Steer Band participates in All District Band, All Region Band, All State Band, UIL Marching Contest, UIL Playing Contest, UIL Sight Reading Contest, UIL Solo Contest, UIL Ensemble Contest, and State Solo and Ensemble Contest. The Gaiden Harm Stage Band, under the dirertion of Mr. Dan Turner, make: enterlaining marie. i Mr. Tamer, arrorapanied by jan Rice ana' Dd1!iH' Bmtlqf, enleriaim the audience with a .rolo during CR '69. Kaazpu kflfllb' 69 Entertain The Telqibane Hour depirts the average teen-ager ana' laif are of the telqbhone. l32 In the hnal number of Carnpw Revue '69 all the rnernherf of the Steer Bana' eorne to the stage to entertain the audienre with their finging. Hundreds Of Z7 vple ' ina!! 'E The Barher Shop Quartet, eomitlzng of Dee Elrod, Melvin Chappell, Tommy Polk, and Roh Chapman, Kent Fifh fhilyulbf playf hi5 horn. hring hack the ala' Jqle of Jinging. I33 The A Cappella Choir pewwn many popular rongr in the Pap Conrert, frffeasive Zim if Z7 agra l p 2 ami The Girly Sextet maker heauilful mum while they pewrm. I34 X w 1 W' X' t me . 'IN . 'ss4wr1,. W . c can ..., I .,,.,..a . . V- Y ...aa , 1- ,4 Kappella Klmir Saferfaias Audiences Officers of the A Cappella Choir are Rowan Settles, president, Steve Pyles, vice president, Lorrie Watkins, secretary, Denise Estes, treasurer, Betty McCann, historian, and David Morton, publicity. Members ofthe A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. Sheppard, are Sharon Andrews, Judy Barber, Cindy Birdwell, Cathy Carlile, Brad Cederberg, Mike Colclazer, Mary Dirks, Roger Dixon, Debbie Dunlap, Dee Elrod, Denise Estes, Keith Gtaurnann, Gary Grissam, Lynda Lloyd, Barbara Long, Pat Macklin, Ranette Miller, Carolyn Montgomeryhlan Morehead, David Morton, Betty McCann, Ayn McGlothlin, Carol Perkins, Mike Proctor, Steve Pyles, Richard Rigdon, Lar- ice Root, Kyle Rosene, Rowan Settles, Mark Shaver, Phillip Stewart,john Strain, Lorrie Watkins, Monnie Watkins, Roberi X5U5llbanks, and jimmy Wilson. B md Cederburg, Keilb Gmumann, Sieve Pyler, and Roger Dixanpleezre .fhe audience wills zlaeir mum. y Him if Department Hreshman-Soplzomare Cfhrfir Gains Srperielrce Mr. Sheppard directs the Freshman-Sophomore Choir which consists of Tommy Batchelor, Bruce Broughton, Sharon Cook, Esther Dennis, Ricky Denson, Pamela Dower, Danny Eggleston, Ricky Elliot, David Englert, Susie Evans, Sharon Farmer, Connie Gary, Belinda Gonzales, Linda Gar- grove, Lydia Hayworth, Leann Herndon, Alan Hill, Skipper Huskey, Ray Kennedy, Clay Lewis, Martha Lewis, Ricky McAdams, Marsha McCraney, Debra McDaniel, Glenda Marberry, Raymond Martinez, Tranquelino Men- doza, Kay Miller, Ann Morton, Joyce Nail, Vicki Perry, Elizabeth Phelan, Ann Powell, Daury Powell, Rex Rainey, Russ Rainey, Sandy Reed, Kathy Rigdon, David Scott, Patricia Seitzler, jill Shaver, Glenda Stewart, Donna Swindell, joe Trantham, Johnnie Turner, Curtis Vaughn, Susan Watson, john Weeks, Maurine Wiggington, Lorrin Wright, and Wayne York. The Frerlamazz-Soplaomore Chair promises murla new talent fer Bzg Spring High Sfbaol. I35 The Boyr Choir maker pleuring mum jhr the mrdienre af lhe Pap Confert, Tommy Butler, john Strain, and Dee Elrod erzfermin with their talenl. Jntcrvsf ,714 Boy 6710 if increases This year the Boys Choir is held after school hours. Boys who are interested in singing come to practice, they are boys who enjoy singing and want to give extra time to it. The Boys Choir, directed by Mr. Sheppard, is composed of Charles Ar- buckle, David Ayers, Roddy Caffey, Albert Carlile, Richard Craven, Rich- ard Christy, David Finch, Barry Grace, George Gossetr, Shelley Greer, Den nis johnson, Robert johnson, Randall jones, Carl Rodgers, Louis Smith, Randy Stasey, Alva Thomas, Billy Truette, Claude Tucker, Tommy Tune, Daniel Turney, Ronald Ward, and Bill Wright. Studenfr enjoy nzzkring a day of their Englirh elarr while the Library Cluh holds their Book Fair. N ' at Szaie Whitten 13 jun one of the furlornerr of Mary Moore and Virleie Knoepjel Ziorory 61116 Hoo! Hoo Zzir The Library Club holds monthly meet- ings, sponsors a book fair, and attends area and state meetings. The officers are Cindy Gressett, president, Diane Tucker, vice president, Paula Ford, secretary, joy Legg, treasurer, Joan Knight, parliamentarian, Karen McGonagill, historian, and Ann Posey, reporter. Members ofthe Library Club are Vernica Anderson, Linda Baker, Tommy Barchef lor, Bobby Beasley, Sherry Buford, Ann Cannon, Allen Click, Dixie Coleman, Deb' bie Cummings, Peggy Dararr, Dee Ann Gibson, Paula Green, Wyvonne Holcombe, Karen Hughes, Dora jackson, Linda Kennedy, Louise Kennedy, Vicki Knoepful, jeri McNaughron, Mary Moore, Peggy Riherd, Ophelia Rios, Ruth Russell, Terri Sanders, jody Sargent, Candie Sruteville, and Boris Sursky. I37 During the Booh Fair, Louzke Kennedy and Linda Kennedy sell rnony hoohf to rtzzdenlr. Asirenvmy glllb leaks ,Ili Stars The Astronomy Club is made up of those students interested in astronomy. Officers are Lynn Willis, president, jeff Talmadge, vice president, Karen Hughes, secretary, Kay Rogers, treasurer, La Shara Shanks, re- porter, and Robin Hoover, program chair- man. Mr. Carlsson and Mr. Lawrence spon- sor the Astronomy Club. Members of the Astronomy Club are Denise Hicks, Becky Mounce, Debbie Starr, Wallace Davis, Quallo Frank, john Lusk, Gloria Macklin, La Shara Shanks, Andy Nieland, Lynn Willis, Doug Burnett, jeff Talmadge, Bobby Dyer, james Knight, Robin Hoover, Becky Patton, Karen Hughes, Kay Rogers, Scott Birdwell, and Steve Cofer. Spomorr, M r. Cdrlrson and M r. Lawrence, pnyuzre la rhow ez film tn lhe memberr of the A5- tranamy Club, Memberr of the Artronomy Club lirten with intererl as they learn abaui the stars. Lynn Willii, prerident ofthe Arlrenomy Club, prerides over el meeting of the newb organized rlzzb. I38 Linda Tbovlo, Rhonda Owflbtjf, and Mike Mooler fm! Bible to oe ifefy inlererting. 167015 611111 lfeorn Kieh Heritage The Bible Club consists of those students who are taking Bible. They meet monthly in class, host a watermelon party, and take a trip in the spring. Officers are Bill jones, Loretta Owens, Sherry Buford, presidents, Lynda Lloyd, Sherry Powell, jerry Cass, vice presi- dents, Debra Boadle, jane Chavez, Helen johnson, secretaries, and Mike Pope, Mike Wiggins, Mike Moates, social chairmen. The sponsor of the Bible Club is Mrs. Johansen. Members of the Bible Club are Sherry Buford, Helen johnson, Jerry Cass, Carol Grimsley,joAnn Lewis, Mimi Luevano, Carolyn Montgomery, Pat Rayburn, Louise Kennedy, Billy Wilson, Mike Wiggins, james Reidy, Lynda Lloyd, Bill jones, Audelia Gaitan, Carolyn Utley, Donna Green, Patricia Tingle, Vicki Findley, An- nette Nuckles, Jana Lockhart, Debbie Boadle, Tim Shannon, Brenda Daves, Linda Limon, Mike Hull, Mike Pope, Lloyd Kuy- kendall, Debbie Carothers, Rick Monteleone, Rhonda Ownbey, Geralena Hart, Loretta Owens, Sherry Powell, Karen Conway, Mike Moates, Linda Thorp, Glee Webb, Penny Peurifoy, Bobby McCracken, Jane Chavez, and Authur Guess. Paul Korlai informr jane Clmoez about the biblieol bzklorjy of Baoyfon. I39 Elizabeth Lybreombe, Polbf MeCraeken, Rorie Green, ana' Earyie Miller me their .trrzptr to tape the program. Mike Wooldridge andjolan Elliot try to feta' the right tape. Steve Pyler Jhowr Bilb Caldwell, joyee Wood, Norma Baeks, ana' Sandrajozzer how to tape 61 f70g1 d7lZ. Radio 61116 Cape Program The Radio Club holds weekly meetings and tapes radio programs. Officers of the Radio Club are Earsie Miller, president, Ruth Ann Moss, vice president, and janet Perry, secretary. Mr. Shockey sponsors the Radio Club. Members of the Radio Club are Mili- ni Wood, Elizabeth Lipscornbqjeff Tal- madge, Belinda Gonzales, Ruth Ann Moss, Arthur Torres, Johnny Arguello, Joyce Wood, Sara Pohl, Lynn Schaedel, Danny'Browning, john Elliot, Shirley Palmer, Billy Caldwell, Ed Frazier, Harry Corham, Syble Wiggins, Carolyn Brooks, Mary Terrazas, Mary Ellen Hed- ges, Mike Wooldridge, Danny Porter, Richard Payne, Berry Fleming, Rosie Green, Earsie Miller, Sandra jones, Danny Pulattie, Norma Backs, Mike Carter, Easy Ezell, Polly McCracken, and janet Perry. J Koarf je ters, Zfheepiaas Stage Ure Miracle Worker Court Jesters and Thespians stage sev- al theatrical productions. They have a pper theatre, a play, and a contest play. fficers are Mark Shaver, president, net Perry, vice president, Belinda Gon- les, secretary, Sharon Swim, reporter, d Dwight Brown, court jester. Mr. an Shockey is their sponsor. ourt jesters are Audon Saldivar, Easy Ezell, Ruth Ann oss, Teresa Johnson, Judy Barber, Susan Boyd, Mary urdock, Judy Bair, Belinda Gonzales, Susan Beaird, erry Gunnels, Ginger Brown, johnny Arguello, Tracy uess,jill Shaver, Harry Cotham, Rowan Settles, Sharon tory, Richard Craven, Vicki Perry,joy Stevens, Deborah arothers, Debbie Adkins, and jon Rice. Thespians are Elizabeth Lipscombe, janet Perry, Carl an Vleet, Betty Fleming, Cindy Dittrich, Mark Shaver, d Ed Frazier. janet Perry, Elizabeth Lifzsrornhejoy Sleoem, ana' Carl Van Vleet have important roles in The Mir arle Worker. .fx e 9' .- ', 'YS fr 'FX at Q it F janet Perry as Annie Sullivan, along with other memberr of lhe rail, make The Miracle Worker an enjoyable produrnon Girlr in Mfr. Green'J shorthand flaw try derperaleb fo keep up with her peed while taking dirlatian. Cflerieal Sherihand Ceaehe 1671 iness Skills ,,,..f-+-- W jane Thomjuan filer her :lan warh. Mrr. Green Hehtu Pain Sweeney with lmnrergbtian. l42 The Shorthand Club is composed of girls taking clerical shorthand, it has guest speakers and publishes a paper. Officers are jane Thompson, president, Susie Armstrong, vice president, and Harriet McKinney, sec- retary. Mrs. Green is their sponsor. Members of the Shorthand Club are Susie Armstrong, Ruth Budke,-Ian Ear- hart, Connie Faulks, Paula Green, Joy Legg, Harriett McKinney, Nell Paredez, janet Richardson, Ann Roberts, Patsy Sweeney, Jane Thompson, Marilyn Wade, Pam Welch, Deborah Fritts, and Pam Merrell. W5 I 'Q at iB?W Girly 1 VOE are kepl very bury in their elim with pmctire setr wbiela hell: them lo learn burinen fkillr. 5 Qi 1 , V - 1 ,-e' 1 all 1 5 ' r l l1 S S 't 'f-- f c Jeeeee a E E A . . A 1 3 -- '-t 3 ' 2 - t ' aqiyf e'lee -. 'l '. ? .VL. e Mrr. Swim hom a dinner far VOE, V0 Girls Wifrk And learn VOE girls hold monthly meetings, have socials, and have money making projects. Officers of VOE are Vicki Morrow, president, Deanna McWhirt, vice president, Elizabeth Moore, secretary, Patti Olsen, treasurer, Beth Graumann, reporter, and Virginia Jenkins, parliamentarian. Mrs. Swim sponsors VOE. Members of VOE are Sherry Bradbury, Brenda Campbell, Martha Cortez, Joann Davis, An- nette Felts, Kathrine Gresham, Wanda Heckler, Noemi Luevano, Wanda Mesimer, Elizabeth Moore, Carolyn McMurrrey, Marv Rhodes, Dana Templeton, Joyce Walker, Susan Williford, Gayle Smith, Patti Olsen, Gloria Neill, Deanna McWhirt, Vicki Morrow, Virginia Lujan, Mary Abreo, Roe Lynn Bunch, Marilyn Corbell, Sandra Fierro, Beth Graumann, and Virginia jenkins, Gloria Neill, Bella Graunzann, Virginia jenkim, and Carobn MfMzn'trey enjoy the dinner at Mn. Swim? Home. I43 l Studenti in ICT Jeem to be having 4 good time while M r. Baker attempts to tenth flair. .765 Uffers On- Che-,706 Crain he joe Wert, prerident, preyidex over ez meeting af ICT I44 Industrial Cooperative Training teaches skills of the business world. Officers of ICT are joe West, president, Gregg Ryan, vice president, Suzanne Fisher, secretary, Gwen Clark, treasurer, Jolene Land, reporter, juan- ice Key, parliamentarian, and Roy Thomas, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Baker sponsors ICT. Members of Industrial Cooperative Training are L. D. Ben- der, Gwen Clark, john Cockerham, james Dement, Suzanne Fisher, Chris Gilbert, George Goodwin, juanice Key, Estella Martinez, Ricky Miller, Danny Murley, Sam Parker, Dale Pea- cock, Tony Perez, Gregg Ryan, Linda Taylor, Roy Thomas, Joe West, lean Williams. Allen Wheeler, Fanchon Cannon, War- ren Bell, AAndy Burkhart, Mike Covington, Billy Faulks, Laura Fulbright, Donnie jones, Jolene Land, Amarante Lucero, Jr., Donald McEvers, Charles Matthews, Brenda Moore, Calvin O,Shields, George Pedro, Lupe Rodriquez, james Shaw, Randy Sundy, Kendra Thomas, and Roy Elliot. 25 ii 3 DE prerident, Mike Brady, laker rharge of live dub al nl meeting. D5 Students Learn Crude DE students hold monthly meetings, raise money, and have social events. The officers of DE are Mike Brady, president, Ede Zollinger, vice president, Becky jenk- ins, secretary, Kenneth Brown, treasurer, and Williams Edens, parliamentarian. The sponsor of DE is Mr. Rice. Members of DE are Sherry Arbuckle, Robert Adkins, Gary Barkley, Martin Boyd, Michael Brady, Kenneth Brown, Allen Bunn, Andrew Burkhart, Peggy Cole, Larry Cotton, Nancy Dean, William Edens, Michael Evans, Frank Garza, Darwin Griffith, Gene Halfmann, Bobbie Harris, Lonnie Hattenbach, Danny Hooser, Gary johnson, Charles Kimble, Bertha Kirk, Barry Knocke, Laverne Lancaster, Sandy Landrum, Doyle Lawson, Mary Lee, Tony Martinez, Blair Maulden, jerry Moring, Richard Nicholson, jane Ovalle, Bob Parks, Terry Phillips, Deborah Pierce, Don Prescott, Russie Rutledge, Maris Salazar, Mike Seale, Leon- ard Sneed, Wendall Stewart, David Talbott, Roy Thomas, Elaine Tucker, Armando Vera, Richard Vera, Eugene Wal- ton, Stinnirra Ware, Bill Weaver, Gary Winterhalter, and Ede Zollinger. Studerztr lake lime to do the work llmt has been arrzgned la lhem in DE flair. I45 TA CH memberx mil mediral ffzfilities ai Webb Air Fbrre Baie. The girls in Texas Association of Careers in Health have monthly meetings, tour hospitals, and host social events. Officers of TACH are Helen johnson, president, Cathy Mayes, vice president, Brenda Nich- ols, secretary, Gwen Sullivan, scrap- book chairman, and Peggy Grant, parliamentarian. Mrs. Robert Grif- fin, Miss Audrey Elmore, and Mrs. Nellie Mathis sponsor TACH. Members of TACH are Terry Bull, Betsy Camp- bell, Sharon Estes, Peggy Grant, Annie Heirman, Edith Heirman, Cynthia Hughes, Helen johnson, Cathy Mayes, Brenda Moore, Brenda Nichols, Gwen Sullivan, Linda Taylor, Robbie Trantham, and Annette Nuckles. 546611 Jlflembsrs Crfur Hospital swarm Q Ban' permnne! show TACH memberr lbe baipilal at Webb Air Forte Bare. 1 i 3 N s 5 Sweetheart! of the VICA Clubi are Ghana jones, Margaret Rielaardmn, Laura Fulbrlgbl, Anne Talbol, ana' Wanda Hefkler. WEA 61116 Z9 nam e feadershzp a N, S 55' e M r. Waoaff am! Margaret Riflaardmn diyeuff lbe joey Omega fnaff lime I0 do a lillle Ifllhoflllg. Calm, Wjfljgmj 11277515 rqzgjrjng alppljdnm infer. area mnteff, eiling. I47 Boy: in Building Trader enlermin lbeir rweelheart, Ghnmz janet, with iz pifnic. Crude Interest Bay The members of Building Trades have monthly meetings, install officers, and have a cook-out. The officers of Building Trades are Tommy McMurtrey, president,Julian Chavez, vice president, Billy Clayton, secretary, Bruce Breisch, treasurer, Jesse Padgett, parli- amentarian, and Claude Tucker, sergeant at arms. Mr. Woods is the sponsor of Building Trades. Boys in Building Trades are George Anderson, Cris Chavez, julian Chavez, Billy Clayton, George Cole, jack Curry, Daniel Garcia, Kyle Heckler, Bill Loftis, Robert Olivas, William Reed, Buddy Ryerson, David Arguello, Bruce Breisch,jack Fletcher, Sammy Gamboa,-Iames Gilbert, Lupe Lara, Felix Martinez, Tommy McMurtrey, Roy Lee Warren, and Keith Thomas. Dicky Gibran and Guy Burrow! get a machine ready to use in metal trader flair. I48 Mr. Woaaft ik the cbiry' cook at the pimir. M ml Crude Cmclzrs Skill Metal Trades is primarily a leader- ship training club meeting twice a month. Officers of Metal Trades are Rodney Dunnam, president, Dicky Gibson, vice president, Mark Unger, secretary, Casey LeRoy, treasurer, Gerald Martin, sergeant at arms, and Tim Drinkard, parliamentarian. Mr. Taylor sponsors Metal Trades. Members of MetalfTrades are Guy Burrows, Pat Gray, jon Johnston, Ronald Long, Ed Payne, Steve Rogers, Charles Thomas, Jack Thorp, Bobby White, Donald Wrightsil, James Branch, Gary Campbell, Roy Elliot, Isodoro Galan, DeLloyd Hooser, jack Key, Eddie Nanny, Joe Padilla, john Rodriquez, and Paul Viera. L l v i L in Gary Smilla warkf dilzgentbf to repair a rar in Auto Merhaniri. , . The Auto Mechan- ics Club meets monthly and attends district meets. Offi- cers of Auto Mechan- nf , -di ics are Allen Carlile, president, Ricky jack- son, vice president, George McComb, secretary, Joe Renter- ia, treasurer, and Steve Cofer, reporter. Mr. Mathis sponsors Auto Mechanics. Members of Auto Mechan- ics are Ismal Chavez, Danny Clayton, Alfred Doporto, Fel- ipe Garcia, Bobby Hutcheison, Danny King, joey Ortega, David Perez, David Rivera, Gilbert Rodriquez, Coy Smith, Gary Smith, Allen Carlile, Rickey jackson, George McComb, joe Renteria, and Steve Cofer. ,.,szRi,1- . ,411 Z7 M chunk, e4Wl2znce Kap if park Interest Appliance Repair Club meets monthly, attends area meets, and elects a sweetheart. Officers of Appliance Repair are Gary Kel- ley, president, jimmy Heiman, vice president, Glen Scott, secre- tary, Donald Pickett, treasurer, and Gary Osburn, reporter. The sponsor of Appliance Repair is Mr. Buckner. Members of Appliance Repair are Mike Bolte, Phil Burchett, jimmy Heiman, Gary Kelley, Glen Scott, Larry Ray, Tommy Patter- son, Calvin Williams, Donald Lynch, Roy Barree, Mike Blanchard, Charles Crawley, Steve Darden, Gary Osburn, Donald Pickett, Tony Sanchez, Pat Smith, Stephen Selders, Ray Ramirez, Alan Peters, and Oscar Yanez. Gafy Kelley lrief lui rbanee at fixing one of tbe eleflrira! appliances while blk friendr loak on. I4-9 i i l 6 I s But teach high thought, and love of truth and all that rnahef o' man. Tennyson Adminisirafvrs Defcriri he Pzfdeies Through each school year, the policies for the entire Big Spring School Systemare being determined by the Board of Education. The seven members of this body, led by President joe A. Moss, meet in regular monthly sessions and have numerous called meetings. They have an endless job which requires dynamic leader- ship in order to keep the school system well or- ganized and to prepare for the future years. Superintendent Sam Anderson and his staff of assistants are burdened with the task of exe- cuting the decisions of the school board. These men Work closely with the individual schools in order to coordinate their actions. M r. liwm C. Hike. Amktezlzz' Supermfendenl of lrzfiruclian. and Szzperintendenl Sam Anderson leave the Adminiriratian Building on zbe wdy to in.y7ert new fezrilifier. jae A. Mon, president, laokr over the agenda for the Srhool board merfzbery izre. .feared Aff zo rzglwijimmy Yliyfor ezndjaek R. A!e.xz1rider,' minding. Grim! C. coming iffaoaf board meeling. Boardman. zfit'e-preridenljerfjy Currie and Roy E. Wrzfkimf and nafpiclizred it M rf. R. B, G. Camper, Jerremry. l52 mx xxx Don Crockett, Afxifmnl Superintendent 0fBuJines5, kenny iz mrcfu! wards on all fnanriu! nzalferx nf the Big Spring Publif Sfhoalf, One oflhe dulief of Noel Reed, Direffur of Permnnel, i5 the direffing afthe fity- wide Jrlooof emluatiarz pragrizrn. Don Green, Afszytant hr Buyineu Serviref, prepares fbotball ticken for pre- garne mley. Keilla Swim. Aa'rnini.rlrrzli0n Afsifmnz, direrfs Head-Start and other Eder- afbf-fanneded progranzx. Admini fmfirfu J-leads ffzfaluafiv Magram The school evaluation program which occurs every ten years was just one ofthe countless problems that faced Prin- cipal john F. Smith during the 1968-69 school year. Mr. Smith, who graduated from North Texas State University with a Bachelor of Science degree and later a Master of Science, directs some 166 personnel members and is in charge of approximately 2105 students. M r. Ray Pope. Dean ofStmfmf.i, writes out ff memofof a .flmfellf ro11j?r'mfe. Assistant Principals Harold Bentley and john Talmadge are familiar figures around BSHS. Mr. Bentley received his Bachelor of Science degree from Howard Payne College and his Master of Educa- tion degree from Sul Ross State College. He directs the operation and maintenance of the school Facilities. Mr. Talmadge graduated from Southwest Texas State College with Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees. He regulates all student and personnel activities. Dean of Students Mr. Ray Pope gradu- ated from Southern Methodist University with Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees. He is responsihle for student conduct. Prflzrabal john F. Smifb fefzm' 135113 11667 n fong work 11111 A 1 thrlmzf Prfzzrgrwzlr l54 Humlzf Beziffea' NIIZXJOIUI Trzfzmufqe L'01IfT'7' ww daily' flmbfwzr. Sf ff Govern Students ' Plans 501' Znfn 5 M rt, jarzire Ronan, counrelar. disfnfsej college plant with Bi!! janet and Susie Armytrmzg. Ciontb Qjiike Dykat i11,i'!rnt'I.t Gang' H fruit dnrizzg 61 Uzztinlfloizzf nfa game. Spike Dykes fl .www F awww, 5.5. Alblmr llmrzffr 5' -f - I 'I ' Gcnc Harrington lmm Ink Rrymmy- Mums Molpus .-inilm Cnllrgr. HA , .Xl 5' Innmflfn- 'HA -Lxnxcc Roman . 'I CI '. HA., M.EM tnnmrlnr The faces of dedicated staff members are an ever-present comfort to the students of BSHS. They guide them through every phase of school life - be it participation in athletics, scholastic careers, or graduation. Coach Spike Dykes spends countless hours organizing all athletic activi- ties while Mrs. Gene Harrington is engaged in keeping all financial and scholastic records. The counselors, Mrsjanice Rosson and Mr. Morris Molpus, help students to face and adjust to everyday problems. l55 Zfcachcrs 165111 4' flflyg I1 270 Present Day The English Department, headed by Mrs. Olen Puckett, stresses development of literature, grammar usage, composi- tion, and mechanics. The department consists of English at the four grade levels. Freshmen English, a required course for high school graduation, has 613 students enrolled. Also re- quired for graduation are sophomore English with 518 stu- dents enrolled and junior English with 450 students enrolled. Senior English, not required but a course recommended for college bound students, has a total of 214 enrolled. It is the responsibility of the English teachers to refine the English skills known by their students and to instruct them in new tools of learning. Included in each English course is a short period of training in the library. Velma Blagrave WTXU, BS., M.A. Englirh 11-I2 Barry Clayton WTSU, 8.5, Englzrh ll-IZ Rachel Ellig Univ. of Ariz.. B.A, K Erlglnb 31-32 K f I Rebecca Hagood ' Mfmlmy cazegf. BA. ,,,,, 1? Englnh Il-12 it are Nan Howard WTSU, BJ.. M.Ed, Englrth I3-21 Charlotte Irwin Harc!1f1-Xzmrnoru, BA. Englzrb 21,22 Elizaberh Johansen UT, B.A,, Pmbyt. 5171001 ufClmrl1an Ed. M, Rel1g11m.v Englah 21-22, Brblf Cathy Leonard S1111 Dlego Dale College. B.A. Englah I1-I2 Min Camella Ryan farejfalbf .rfudiey a lilerature book in preparation fir an amgnmenl. as 1 Sfudenlir in M ry. Nan H0wara 5 Englzkh dan prepare for a test. I56 ' 111 A , ...---fp' 1' t.. 1 U W ' 'V ,. . 6-. V., , eff A , gf, x . A M 51 M A A 1 35 ff 1 ., 3 ., 3 ,. wi , Ni 5 . -N... , f T ' mv' i E ' ,ha ,, K A K' W. X 1 ' A Wi , , , ,l.g- f i? Imogene Puckcrr Texax Tefh, BA, Engine 41.42 sandy Pugh WTSU. 13.5. Englifh 51-32 Dorothy Rice Texm Tefh, B.S,, MA. Englixh 41-42 Camclla Ryan Texas Tezh, BA. Englixh 21-21 Sharon Ryan Texm bitheran College. BA. Englzlrh 21-22, .ibeeih jane Smirh Terai Telh, BA.. MA. Engluh 31-32 Sharon White Texai Terh. B.A. Englixh 21-22, Frenzh 11-1 Mn. Sandra Pugh leetures lo her junior Englirh dau. Mrx. While explaim a grammar anignment lo Catherine Dawmn. Mrf. Puekett, head ofthe Engliyh Department, haxpuneh at the Fam!- ty Tea held at the beginning of the fchao! year. Students ,film 71 Zlndvr mud hy Uf languages Virginia Amd: Univ. Meann., B.A. spanilh ll-12 Lila Brewster TCU. Bud.. lnfwrwlerlnm. M11 H11mm11Zm. French 11-12. 21-22 Corinne Buckner ACC. BA., WLE. Lawn I1-12, Rel. Mm? 11-12 Colleen Slaughter TW11, H.A., M.A. Jpanifli 21-22. 51-az Clctis Tatum Nur. Uma. 0fM1fx.. B,A., 7'r.z'1zt Terk, ALA. .ywzfiln 11-12. 21-22 Rem Wceg UT. B.A,. M.A. Lafirl 21-22 The Foreign Language Department, headed by Miss Colleen Slaughter, offers the courses of Latin, Spanish, and French to the students of BSHS. Latin has a total of 165 students enrolled, while French has a total of 67 students enrolled. Spanish, the most popular language on the cam- pus, has a total of 377 students enrolled, Spanish and French students are aided in learning through audio-visual aids and are taught through some conversational usage ofthe language. Latin is taught purely from the textbook, and students learn grammar constructions. Mm Colleen Slmlghler. head of fbe Farc1g11 Lfzzzgzznge Dejmrlzfzfvil. ll6W20lZ.ffI'dZ6Ji the me Mm. Rem Wwg zlitmwf 61 remit left Aflfgtfer wifh Cathy Carlile. af vzirrajilaowy in Ike lfmgzzfzge lah. Scien 6 Emphasms Safer-Hlzanging Ward! Garland Braun FT, BS, Plqiimzl Sin-nw Cmzllv Mary Breckenridge Tum Trtli. 135. Emfqgp Charles Burnsed Ein! Ylrctn Bqpfztl Collage. Fbyiluxl 51 mm R 5 Huggins Trxm fl G M, B.S. Phiiznzl Xtlezzrr Onnlv ,Icrry Kellcv ETSLI BX. M.EtL Hmfqgn Par Law rents M1llu'ai1t1'n Ilrmx, HAI, M,EfL Uvmznln. Biology ,Io Ann Morris 'hrlfmz Snug, B.S. Pflmmf Xmfntz' J D. Smith H-Xlf, B.A, l'lu.mi1l Xzlenfe Douglas Wlulrlcy NTSII B.X,. M5 Cfferzzzrtrjp Adv. Smvz-fr, Pfqpmr Beszzfw Iefzthnzq Phgrzml SIIFIILL R S Hzggmt lmi tb? nzfzfed dzzfy 0 bemg :I roach hr lfae Sopfmnzorc l59 Pu! Lawrence, bead office Science Depfzrlmmt, 19524125 Roy Anderton wizla an exjzemrzwzl. The Science Department, headed by Pat Lawrence, instructs students in the different aspects of our scientific world. This department includes Physical Science, with 674 students enrolled, Biol- ogy, with 510 students enrolled, Chemis- try, with an enrollment of 121, Physics, with 42 students enrolled, and Advanced Science, with an enrollment of 24. In these classes, students receive a wealth of information that will help them in scien- tific matters of the future. Students are re- quired to take one year of any science in order to graduate from high school. Mathematics Stresses Swefaess i i The Math Department, headed by G. T. Guthrie, teaches students the basic fundamentals of math, algebra, and the 1 al higher forms of algebra. Related math has an enrollment of 763, while the two years of algebra have a total enrollment of 1 720. Geometry has 109 students enrolled, and trigonometry -i. has 41 enrolled. The newest math course com uter has 25 stu- - S 7 7 dents enrolled. Two ears of an of the above courses are re- Y Y 1 quired for a high school diploma. These courses are inter- 'Q A ,., esting, and require a great deal of work done outside of class. i ,Mr 2- Related Math teaelaer Bill Curqfproves a matlaematiealpoinl an the board K . - 'i 1'?Ii?iififf?if Francis Brandon ,.V, 5-g:'gg' BallSza1e Tearlzen cal1agf,B,A. A Algebra 11-12 gf - L51 Marian Collins A t1 2 - ' Cenzral Conn, Slate College, BS, Univ, Q' Come, M.A. Relazea' Mark 11-12 Wilbur Cunningham UT, B.S. Algebra 21-22, Tug, William Curry MeM1n7y, BS., Texar Teely, M.E. Related Malb ll-I2 G. T Gullzrie, bead of the Math Department, has many reyiomibilitier in aehlitian to hir geometfjy elarser. joseph Dawes UT, B.A, Computer G. T. Guthrie UT, B.A., M.A. Geometry W. R. Hakes UT, B.A., Texas A 61 M, M.A, Related Math ll-12, Algebra 21-22 john Hamilton NTSU, B.A., M,Ed, SWBTS, B.D,, M.R,E. Relazed Mala, Algebra 11-12 NaDcan Nordick Ulala Slale Univ., B.S. Related Mazh 11-12 Bill Richey MrMany, B.S. Related Malls 21-22, Coarly Nancy Scott Central Ma. Slate, B.S. Algebfa 11-12 Floyd Sorley Howard Payne, M,Ed Relaled Malls 21-22 I60 '- if A it 1 j, if . 3 - fk-' fits . -j 1f' 'Mr u ifzftf-,sy . N . ..kkk 4,kh , I V - L Us ,g . iii 1 ' 'ryf ? gg ::- W - .il .tail .lb ,K 5, .L.. S fi K 7 :ff-.vig 3. , V ii Nl stey g 1 A 'e' it . , ' .N ,G 3, ' i s f r 5 1 ,L f ' 'Q . ,. .K -,,,.'- .fit 3 ,ggi 3155 -. Q --,V We ' M S Kirby Pugh looki up while doing reteurrh hr hir 2 gazfernmenl flatter, Rodney Allison Tum Tub. 11X , .YT5'lf. M,lfff Tum Hztfinj, flrrlrmun Hzffmfi Bailey Clements NTSU. H X. Wbrltl Halma Carol Clemen ts XTXU. B S. WMM Hntury Nmnnu Garrett SWTSC. B.A Wurld Hmm? Oakey Haguod Sul Ratt. HS. World Hmwj. Comfy omni Loyd Sffyihw F. Amfiu. BAY Amrmari Hman. Quill jeu: Lung Purdue Ifrlzv.. B.A. Afrzmmlz Ilutmjy 'William Martin NTSU. B 5. Anmimw Hmorpu Guwrnmml Robert Presley H-SLI BS., NYSKI .ll,E.'f. Warlfl Hillary. Cmlrli Kirby Pugh ll7'T5l'. BK. Gnzwvmzrrzl. Coinlv Social Studies Increase ,4 warvnes The Social Studies Department, headed by Rodney Allison, covers the history of our world, nation, and state and relates it to present day situations in the form of government. This department includes government, with an enrollment of 179, which is a required course for graduation. Also required for graduation are Amer- ican History, with 475 students enrolled, and World History, with 569 enrolled. Texas History, not a re- quired course but an interesting course for seniors, has 58 students enrolled. Students often find social studies boring, but the department at BSHS makes these courses some ofthe best at our school. The three history courses are accent- ed with interesting films, and sometimes guest speakers to speak about the subject on which the class is study- ing. Government is highlighted by interesting lectures. Mr. Rodney Alliwn. head M llae Social Studia Defmrfmenl, lecturer to lair Team Hiitmj' flair. l6l Kusiuess glflll' es Ready tutterzts 901' ?11ture The Business Department, headed by Mrs. Betty Green,'helps students develop skills to be used in the business world. ln- cluded in this department are the courses of typing, shorthand, business law, gener- al business, and bookkeeping. These com- mercial courses have a total enrollment of 1559. . 21-2ililll1tI.'i1iFl7lii V ,'Vk .lg Mry. Betty Lou Green, head ofthe Bufiness Demzrt- ment, fleipapert afber typing and tharthand flatter. Mrf Anna Walker, zrft year Qpzng teacher, talks with jtmfe Lzttle at the Ftzrzzlq Tea Willexxe Humphrey ETSU. BA., M,Eel Genera! Bzuinett ,Io Priddy H-XU. B S. Xhafzhand, Upmg 21-22 Bcmiece Thompson H-SU. B.B.zl. E1'unm111e.a, Blmrzelpv Law Donna Thrapp Ce11tm!Ma. Slate Ctttfgf, 5.51 Yjping II-12 Anna Walker NTXU, BJ Typing 11-I2 Dolores Wicklinc NTXU. Bai Uping 11-12. 21-22 I62 Roy Baird MrMz1rry. 13.5, Xu! Ren, M.Ed, Genera! Bumlen Judith Blick H-SU, BUY. Yfpping 11712 Betty Lou Green TCU, B5 Clerlrul Slwrlbmzd, Arlene Hayek Tama Terk, H. A, Bnokkeqwlzg Tyyvzrlg 2 I -22 ,41- .,,ri 1-1 .,,. .if ,..' 2 , ' In ,ff lt 3 .gg rs , FM' ' .,g1-1111? lflff' in ffomemaking Crashes Skill The Homemalcing Department, headed by Mrs. Fern Alexander, teaches students the basic skills of food preparation, clothing, health, care of the sick, and child care. Three years of homemaking are offered on the cam- pus, and many girls take all three years. This year a new course falling under this depart- 1 ment was introduced, and it was opened to boys as well as to girls - Home and Family Living. lt has proved to be helpful and en- joyable to those planning on having a Well managed home. Fern Alexander, head ofthe Hamemuking Department, mfmngetflowerjhr the living roam in the frhool, Fern Alcxander TWU, HX. Home 6 171111110 Lirzrlg Nrmty Armen NTSI1. B 5. ff- Hum1rrn1:k111g Ii-I2 Donnim Cunningham NTSU. BS Hmwmefng 11412, 11 Billyc Lmsham Tn rr fe lv B .S Hnrrmlzxkzng 21 fharloru Hamilton XTSI B S Hunmnaklrzg 21 22 Carol Torbcnscn lb' ,M f I - 'E Utah Slate L711n'., 8.5, -O H0rr1rrr1uk1r1g II-12 Helen Willard NTSU, BJ., M.S HUIIIMMIIPIIJ5' ll-ll, H-32 I-lame Emnomirr j7l5lfZlff07' M nz Nfmgy Armen prepare! fz dzkb fir her flair. 6lassvs Devclap Appreciafivn Of Wm: Arts The Fine Arts Department enables students to develop abilities in the fields of art and music education. Art, taught at three year levels, has a total enrollment of 318. Choir, which includes our school's performing bodies, has 185 en- rolled. Band, which includes both BSI-IS,s marching and symphonic performing bands, has 232 enrolled. Art teaches the fundamental skills of drawing and painting. In choir, stu- dents learn the essentials ofvoice training and voice improve- ment, While band teaches instrument principles. Mrs. Mag' Kay Richey, ar! imtruttar, IJQQDJ Bobbie Kimzey with a rkelfh. Bill Bradley Tamar Tab, B, afm E41 , M. of JLE11, Band Marx jean By rd Mzduwffrn Uni: . BAY. AH Ron Durham Sul Ran. HS Ar! Marv K-n Rxchcv Mrllum, 8.31 Ar! M11 Bill Bnzzflcy, bmzd director, dfrem Mae marching fizlfllll I64 Kenny Sheppard IIFXU. B M UMM .N l'.YI 7. A frfurrzzw 1111, Speech Snrich Eurriculum The journalism Department, headed by Erma Steward, consists of journalism at two levels. In first year journalism, with an enrollment of 61, students learn the basic fundamentals of newspaper and magazine editing, some instruction in photography, and sell advertisements for the school yearbook and newspaper. In second year journalism, with an enrollment of 20, students put the basic fundamentals into practice in laboratory work. They are in charge of editing the school yearbook and newspaper. The Speech Department, headed by Dan Shockey, has the two divi- sions of speech and drama. ln speech, students learn the fundamentals of speech by oral communication, develop abilities in public speaking, and study voice improvement. In drama, students develop acting skills, gain an appreciation ofdrama literature, and learn techniques of theatri- cal production. zlflfir. Erma Slmwrd e.xm11i12e.t Izegalimir bgfore fbqy are llirifzlmf l65 efer ri a.r Q ftrr V ,K 5 , ..... ,ak H .M aka. HI, .zf N 1- 45 fff.w,i ta Dfw Slwrkcj lerfzzrer Io mfr ofpzzbfit yienkifzg, 'zffz fs ' in ,V, Q bij Jpeerh Klart an the pffzzfaniezz- Dim Shotkry X111 Ron. l?,A Blpmh Dramrz , ALA tt. ,,J,,..,f, if . ' 3'-Q' Efmisw..fa - - - x. Hail.. Bs, 'S --q-- jazrvrmlzmz. PuH1irr1mr1i E. Occupational 61515555 ,flfleef Speed? ,Need The Occupational Training Department, headed by Mr. C. W. Tanner, provides for the students who prefer working toward developing a skill. This is a total pro- gram in itself which leads to a high school graduation. The students are expected to meet all high school grad- uation requirements, but the total program is more in- dividualized to meet their needs. Courses offered under this department include general mechanics, American History, English, government, general business, and home and community service occupations. Max Beevers Texar A 6 M General Mechanic Donna Hembree Baylor, BA. Amerimn Hiltory Dorothy Patton H-SU, BS.. NLE. Pre- Voliorml L . A , Gawrnrnenl. Englirb . l l C. W grnrnf. june Patron ACC, B,S. CVAE Engine Jane Pemberton Kama: Stale Univ., B.S, CVAE Math, General B11Jine5J C. W. Tanner NTSU, 8,3 CVAE Coonlnznlor Glenda Webb Texm Terk. BS. Home and Community Serene Ofiupatiom I66 Tonner, eoordinntor of CVAE, rpendi honri organizing training pro Mri, Glenda Webb intlrzzetr Mike Wende! in the eornrnnnigf Jeroife oeeiepiztion of npbolitery rqnzir. Vocational Croioing initiates ?ufu c ,706 Mr. Loren Sllverzver zoofrliet Wimlol Lzmy'om' me lloepower row in general wood- working, dents 'W- it N., I-af' N S -ff Cornelious Baker Umzu of Corpzu Unmi. B.A. ICT Bill Brooks NTSU. BX, Dmping. Industrial Am Y. Buckner Texas A 6 M Eleftritul Appllome Repair I67 The Vocational Educat ion Department teaches stu- dents skills in industrial shop and in vocational agri- culture. Courses offered in this department include general Woodworking, drafting, metal trades, electrical appliance repair, building trades, and automobile re- pair. The various work programs, DE, ICT, and VOE are included in this department. . , he E p p i ,gi ..,.., ,ip Leon Taylor mes one of the many imtrumenlr rommon to the metal trader tru Tom Cockrell Term Tefly, BX, Voranonnl Agrirulilfre Perry Mathis Texrzr A 6 M Amfomefblmifr George Rice Texar Tech, M.EJ IIE. Loren Spencer Sul Ron. BS, Woodworleing, Driveriv Vonna Jean Swim Hfmflng College, BA , VOE Leon Taylor Texm A 6 M Melo! Trader Truerr Vines Texur A G M. B5 .. Xu V otaliorml Agrzczzllure Jerry Woods Ednmtion Colo. Slrlle Univ., B.A.. M.A. l Ron. M.A. HXU, Rongerjr, College afuzamg may 2 ,iii Physical Sdumf Zin Sfrvsses .Wfmfss Physical Education is a required course in which students participate in conditioning exercises and sports such as softball, tennis, basketball, volley- ball, and touch football. The classes engage in ac- tivities that will keep them physically fit and prove to be entertaining while doing so. The tennis team, placed under the physical education depart- ment, is coached by Frank Pulattie. The team con- sists of both boys and girls who compete in singles and doubles divisions at tournaments throughout the area. Many sizeable trophies have been added to the trophy case of BSHS by the tennis players, The volleyball teams, coached by Miss Susie Lynch and Mrs. Lynn Carr, participate in district competi- tion and tournaments in March and April. The freshmen volleyball girls, coached by Miss Nancy Deason, increase their knowledge of skills for fu- ture use. Nancy Dcason XTj'l.'. H X. P E.. Ibllrgfmfl Pamela Durhie Cala Suu wllqqr. Zinn, if OHM. B.A . Mfr! Hmlzlz. P E. Clovis Halc ,wm1aff,. BS Hmffh. flaw Mike Hams 7'f.xur Tkih. BX, M.Ed Hfirlzh. P E. Susie Lynch 7kx'i1i AGI, B.S. PE. Doyle Parker H-SU. 13.5 P E. .' Cbizrfi Cliff Patron ACC. H S. I' E. F W Pulnruc SMU. BX.. M.li1l. Tmnlr, P, E ., Comb r,,.-' Coarlo CIW Palton maker plum 'hr hir playriml edzzmlian flatter Dan Bnsmmame Yu! Rm. BS.. M.ErL Dmwfr Eli. Coarh Lynn Carr Ozmtbzfu Bryrrrff Um' Hmlzh. P. E. I68 . 13.5. Special ruff I9 :farm Dalia BSHS has a variety of people to fit the various needs of such a large school, Nellie Mathis, school nurse, keeps the students feeling well, while Dorothy Smith, the homebound teacher, instructs students who are unable to attend school. Mr. Ray Lawlis, cafeteria supervisor, has the tremendous task of planning menus for all the local public schools. Mr. Grnon Madison takes care 'of the many audio visual aids used by the teachers, and Mr. Gary Carlson is the director of the newly added planetarium. Each of these people add their own special touch to the school. These people are all very important in their own way-BSHS would End it difficult to manage without any one of them. J A Gary clifim A11dlt1miL1ulimzf1 cgzrrgl, as Plarlrnmlml Dirrrlnr Ras lawlis Trim 'lkilu li Y t,,lltfIv,'.1 l7mfn'ff1' O A Mailison Ylfmi Tgtli B .-I . .ll Er! rlmllu l 1v11..'l l'?1rf.luv Nellie Slatlns Hmtkmfzqlqr Iiwpflrzl Stl Srlzaol Nu me Dorothy Smith le.x'lU A G l. B .Y Horrzehozrml' Telulu 1' .ff .N ,ff ,Pb t as 1,.pc'W'w y , ,f .!N..,-11' Mm, Mfzflajr, .trlnoal mme, paufat during her regular rluliei ofkeep- Mr, Gary Carlson works at the female in llae plrmetarium. mg BSHS .rmrlmlr healthy. Stay Active .7r1 ,411 Phases Of clzool ZW Many people who add so much to BSHS are never recognized or given cred- it by the students. Among these people are the librarians, who effectively run the library, the secretaries in the various of' fices, the study hall teachers, and the at- tendance clerk. Mrs. Nila Allen and Mrs. Chris Mullins keep the main 'office run- ning smoothly for our administrators. while Mrs. Evaughn Taylor helps in the operation of the Guidance Office. Mrs. Mildred Wright, the attendance clerk, keeps the records of when students are present and absent. Mrs. Freda Hoover is secretary to Mr. john Smith, the principal of BSHS. Without these people, the school could not be operated as efficiently as it is now. lr-1 M rr, Dibrell, library clerk. Mrs. Elllk, laeaa' librarian, and M rt. Cook, afyistant librarian, make plant for the Book Fair. Nila Allen PBX Opfmfor law,- ' 524 ' . Ka Unk . 'W .t ' ' .,-gfzwf' ' Norma Higgins 1 e Xfuofr Hal! Clark Freda Hoover Srtnfmry lo Przlzflbfzl K Q w wif aa. K i '- V t -' iz .ttt t Chris Mullins Q ., Wil f' in 1ei,fao,,,1,o . g g Carolyn Shelton l r E ' . '21, ' .tl flatly Hall Llerk Q5 -- If I-w:27t' :' -' if -'.,. 3 ii ' . ' f ' 'Q .... - A, W- X Evaughn Taylor K k,,' Guzdomr aaa 1 - ri wgyq Miltlrcd Wright 5 f Wifi' ,A Alfemlamr Cllrk if I If My sstt M rf. Taylor, Jefrelary in the Gazdaoce Ojfire, anim Treorzoe Reagan in making her college Jeleclion. I70 ,Maintenan e Department Flay Wtal Kale The people who keep a school clean are very important to the operation. Thus, the maintenance people pictured on this page are not to be forgotten when praise is extended toward the school. The custodians and janitors work long hours, day and night, to have our school ready for each day of classes. They have the responsibility of cleaning each ofthe classrooms in the school, the rest rooms, and the offices. This is tedi- ous work, but work which must be done, and these people do a fine job. Frank Hernandez, Rielaard Monge, and Al Rodriguez cheek their equipment. ,... ,.,,h,:,,.., , Qi , . .... ,.e.. . ':t--s , ,. - gggfg g . a Everett Hood ..t,l,f1,,,,i I M , ....,,tLsii t r ,ri ' 1 1 L' I Pinronio-Martinez g r .- y t, kelly Mat K ' li if : fJ fa . K . ' , ..e . ,T ' V it f ,.', Connie Munoz R ll r g ss., .y - t c. H. Mimi 5 2 3 f -- ...- 1 ' .f john Rodriguez, Manuel Dominguez. Eddie Hernandez, and B. M. Salizar take a paure from their daib' work. I7I Hreshfaaa Klass 0Mcars T 1016 ,MGCIIIWIIHII Patricia Hlzerry ,Alan flill ' Sammy Khappall Uvflfllfvf Secretary Wav-Presidaal Prasidaal l72 611155 Of '72 learn Z0 A4011 I Sfeev' pep ralliei bring auf the .fthaol spirit in every one at Big Spring High, I73 It was a year of beginning. Fresh- men started their high school career in confusion, but soon they found that a proud heritage awaited them. They adjusted to new problems that confronted them and grew more con- fident of their place in school activi- ties. The largest class in school, num- bering 647, learned to love their beanies while yelling their hearts out at pep rallies. However, the excite- ment of football games, dances, and other social events soon gave way to the routine of classes. Achievement tests came and went as the Freshman Class slowly matured. Truly, 1969 was a year of beginning. Denise Abbe Nellie Abundcz Mike Adams Debbie Addy Chuck Aggen Alice Aldridge Martha Aldridge Deborah Aleman Debbie Alexander Stephen Alldtedge Julie Allen Kathy Allen Vicki Annen Terry Arcimd Elizabeth Arencibia -Ioe Argucllo jose Arguello Mary Jane Arista Pat Arista Sheela Armisteacl Barry Armstrong Larry Mmgalir refuxer while Mr. Bradley ,YIQDY Ulllvfbf u ma- mem. Weshmcu ftlfplvr U15 5214! Of Music joanie Arrielc janet Atwell Debra Awtry Richard Axelrod John Ayala David Ayers Deborah Ayers Norma Backs Frances Baeza Alonzo Ballon Danny: Ballard Mary Helen Barrera Linda Bartlett Kenneth Basco Tom Batchelon Mike Bearclen Rae Benjamin Debbie Bennett Kaelyn Betterton john Bizzell iff'- l r I Z if . be MH Karen Blount Mona Boziclle Murfi Boaclle Linda Bokelman Brzid Bool Alice Bmclcetr Gary Bradley john Brandon Thomas Brewer Ingrid Broiidrick Rondel Brock Bruce Broughton Terry Brumley Danny Brunson Daryl Brunson Terri Bryan Denise Bryant Terry Bull Velinda Burcliam Raymond Burche f Connie Gag' and Vine? Perry loam to me llveif' mfezzlr in the Frerhman- Sophomore Choir. tt Tony Burkhart Elaine Burlcs Kay Caffey Ventura Calderon Billy Caldwell Debra Campbell W lf ,Make ll 5 Of claw! 9aciHiie Nellie Abzzmlez qmemli ber Ware time tfzlleirzg an the pay leleplaaney prozfizlepl for ,rtzzdml ure, Albert Carlile Bobby Carlile Karen Carlton Barbara Carothers l l Mike Carothers Rodney Carr Lucy Carraseo Lydia Carrasco Virginia Carrasco David Carter Gerald Carter Ronald Carter Linda Cass Anita Castaneda Sam Chappell Albert Chavarria Patricia Cherry jim Choat Richard Christy Luis Cisneros Billy Clackum Sherry Clark I-lzlrla Cleveland Allen Click Brent Clifton Mary Kay Cochran Robert Coffey Billy Coggin Bill Coleman U' ' 99 K ' 3 3 ' R ag 1 1 YQ uv ,faux f 'W ,ff '4 f i , YW f. Hia. .,f K V, 139' , MM Debra Collett Karen Collins Veleda Connally Brenda Conway Cynthia Cook Sheila Cooks Elaine Cooper Celia Correa David Correa Simon Correa Karen Corson Ben Cowper Mike Cramer Joan Crawford Toni Crawley Cindi White and Debra Collet! find the lilmny very uieful Carcn Crockett Billy Crooker -,. 'I -M Brenda Cunningham iii if Marilyn Cunningham Bill Currie Carol Curtis Mike Danford john Darby Raymond Darnall jimmy Davidson ish flaw Many ew 57 ki Of Study wi Vmfenl Wzggeni tryr the hunt and peck gfstem in typing. Linda Szfjzhem trys her lmmz' af making rookies m laommmkzng Bobby Davis Judy Davis Iadonna Daylong Paul Delcon Bobbie Dement Leslie Denton Elvira Diaz Ernest Diaz Salvador Diaz Randy Dickens Jack Dolan Judy Doucct Pam Dower Kelly Draper Ruth Drayton Gary Dunlap Earis Dunn Rocky Dyer Mark Earhart Sandra Edcns Bobby Edwards Richard Egan Danny Eggleron Ricky Elliott Kenny Ellis Lorrie Ellison Debi Ely Patsy English Ignacio Escanuelas Irene Escobedo Delores Escovedo Linda Esquibel Carolyn Evans Ann Farley Mike Feichtinger Dale Ferguson David Finch Charlera Findley Keith Finke Evette Fisher Benner: Fletcher Alma Flores Oscar Flores Richard Flores Vicki Forgus Mm Dutbze explains the dzgestzve Jystem to Gene Templeton Mzke Adam fndr limi math requires a lot of romentmfion and lbauglyt 5'reshio1 ez Ho e Zorefree Moments Sue Fortenberry Elmer Foster Dorothy Lynn Franks jon Fritts Mike Fryar Juanita Fuqua Carol Gagnon Franklin Gainus Mary Lou Galan Mike Gamboa ,pw l Eating is the favorite portime of Ronda!! jones, Mike MeCormitk, Louie Smith, Robert Ploillitir, and Mark Earhart. I80 Arthur Garcia Juanita Garcia Lorina Garcia Maggie Garcia Mary Garcia Connie Robert Sharon Donna Gary Garza Gerbich Gipson Gary Gisch -Juan Gonzales Manuel Gonzales Margie Gonzales Mike Gonzales Venzcrlado Gonzales john Gorman Clarence Gossett Gary Goswick MOWZmfJ of wailing mn be ypent In Idle llaouglm Cynthia Gray Fred Green Claudette Greene Debbie Grigg Arthur Guess Mary Gulley Melvin Hahn Randy Hahn Marilyn Hale Daisy Hamilton Linda Hargrove Henry Haro Sammy Chappell 100165 amured at .fame happening laking place. Ricky Henry Felipe Hernandez Fernando Hernandez Ismael Hernandez Loretta Hernandez Mauricio Hernandez Charles Hewett Patricia Hicks Isabel Hilario Alan Hill Mike Hill Terry Hodnerr Robert Holiday Don Holladay Marilyn Holland K, Dorletha Harris Preston Harris Vicki Harris Jimmie Hartley David Harvell Lydia Hayworth Brenda Heard jarrell Hedrick 57 I1 Wm! glllfl And 9111! ks 5'aufa fic -Jimmy Honca Ronda Hooper Gage Hopkins Lynellc Horn james Householder Ronald Hubbartt Gearga jackran bemmes VF?-jf athletic in Mfr. Carry P E flair Scott Hubbattt Sherry Hudson Wesley' Huffortl Cynthia Hughs Terri Hull Susan Huffington Skipper Huskie Monte Hyman Rodney lmcl Bill jackson George. jackson Becky james Tommy james Sonora jasper Carl jenkins Ar! Of l5'emg ,4 ish Han l6'r: earned Carol johnson Charles johnson Dannie johnson David johnson Dennis johnson Kenneth johnson Lewis johnson Robert Joh nson Ross johnson Cindy jones Donna jones Gatlin jones Jimmy jones Randall jones Corlis jordan Bonnie Kennedy Ray Kennedy Carl Knappe Gregg Knight Scott Knight R055 johnson and Mike Smilla by la express lbezr eelzngsv 172 drawmgs in Mr Durhnms art rlass 1 if if 4 Q sy K 'Q Q Ilia . H QS sg, .,,. 4 X .4 .. PM .z, V 'V 5 f -FH j '- 23:-W 5- ii, U 21.1518 john Knoepfel Archie Kountz Craig Lagerstrom jamie Langley Mary Lanspery Steve Lawlis Robert Legg Suzanne Legg Paula Lemons A . E s I85 Doer Bob Weaklefy realy .rtudy ihir muff: or IJ thu jmt 61 faire front? Clay Lewis Daniel Lewis David Lewis Martha Lewis Sheila Lewis Terri Lewis Shelia Lilley Dean Loftis joe Lopez Martha Lopez Mary Lopez Nora Lopez Kathy Love Cal Lowry Seneida Loya Rene Luevano Helen Lyons john Lyons Carol Lystcr Michael Malone Glenda Marberry Larry Margolis Tony Marquez Terri Martin Maria Martinez Oswaldo Martinez Raymond Martinez Victor Martinez David Massey Fernando Mata Maria Mata Frankie Mathews Paul Maxwell Susan Mayo john Meads Reta Meeks Willie Menehzica Velma Mendez Andy Mendoza Marcela Mendoza ?rc'shmc'14 Will l3'c' 912 hmm Tranquelino Mendoza Charles Merrick Zonell Miears Chester Miller David Miller Kay Miller Patricia Miller Virginia Miller Billy Millwee Carlos Montanez Maria Montanez juan Monrelongo Gary Moore Daniel Morgan Georgia Morgan Judy Morris Ricky Morris Ann Morron Juanita Moser Pat Mullen Amelia Munoz Richard Munoz jeff Murdock Jenny Murley Alan Murphy Linda Mciflanahan Linda McClend0n Mike McCormick Mark McCraney Marsha McCraney Dana McCrary RawLeigh McCullough Debbie McDaniel 1 Frerlaman bqyif enjoy playing bdjkflbllll in P. E. I87 George McDonald David Mclilrath Beverly McGuire Susan McGuire Kae McLaughlin Linda McMurray Hrcshmeu 9066 yflllflfl' gufurc Rowena McWhirt Martha Nanny Doris Neal A. C. Neighbors john Newman Carol Newton Carla Nichols Terry Nichols jerry Nicholson Debra Norwood Hcrminia Noyola Sofia Noyola Wlayne Nugent Katie Olivas Mary Helen Olivas Raylene Oliver Frank Ornelas Josie Ornelas Mary Lou Ortega Donnie Overton Confused Georga jfzoferan aikr Debbie Warner direcliom to hen? her frm' ber rlasm l88 i l w ii at 1 :1. .,'.Q.:g 5 55 . f 1 in 3 s i - ,, figs? Y' 1 i Mg Mike Fryar dzkravm that qbening hzk locker ir no rimple Mrk. ii ' : 93 57 s with ami., F ei :2 i YM P i yiyye eww' i 2. ii ,a at 2' , i 4 f P' 513 Q 1 :ss 2 . 'iw-iff . Q L ' fi Wfi w l f wff , QE' if 2:5554 f , 1 I -114' 'fs . 'misfit . K ' r .,, 1 w Q- I ' i 51 1 A M 1 .- pw ' .A , QE ,, fa, -sa ,W if W . IX Z i Vicky Overton jim Bob Owens Ann Palmer Patricia Palmer Albert Paredez Mary Ann Pareclez Orlando Paredez Lana Parks Greg Parnell Alice Parras Brenda Parras Sheree Parrott Doris Paul Ruth Payne john Peach james Pearce Carol Perry Vicki Perry james Person Joe Pesina Barbara Peters Beverly Peters Elizabeth Phelan Judy Phillips Lila Phillips Robert Phillips David Pickett Pamela Picquet Larry Pierce Ronny Pillans Tia Juana Pitcher Deborah Pitchford Betty Pitts Roger Plew Susan Plowman Ema Polanco W I1 H547 keep H W1 chaff! Udy Florence Polk Gary Poole Gary Pope Patricia Porter Lisa Price Billy Priebe Cathy Pringle Diane Pruitr Albert Puga Russ Rainey Dina Ramirez Isabel Ramirez Michael Randle Cheryl Raney Sidney Rau james Rayburn jerry Read Mark Reaves Mike Reed Anita Renteria Christina Renteria Eugenia Richardson . i fp 'Zi r x 1 3 W 33' Jeanie Ringer 1 H Ike Robb - 'lli Charles Robertson ' P 9 if-iij H ,,.e ' l90 Judy Robinson Robert Rocha Carl Rodgers Tommy Rodgers Manuel Rodriquez 1 ii r,, Mary Rodriquez Raymond Rodriquez Sylvia Rodriquez Victor Rodriquez Katherine Rogers Lee Rogers John Rough Debbie Rowden Kay Rowland Felix Rubio Diana Williamr dqborits her may af9er u bmrzjf mea! in the mfeteria. Margie Rubio Maria Belen Rubio jerry Rush Berlincla Saldivar Teodora Saldivar Randy Sanders Rachel Santiago Kathrine Sayers joan Schneider Patricia Seitzler Pete Shaffer Stanley Shanks Victor Sharp Jill Shaver Diane Sheehan Austin Sherrill john Shiflet Debra Simmons Shelby Simmons Curtis Singleton Danny Sizenbaeh Mike Sizenbaeh Randy Smartt Don Smith larry Smith Louie Smith Michael Smith Mike Smith ?rc'shme14 Swifedy Receive Schedule john Snyder Linda Sorrells Marlina Spargo Mary Sparks Debbie Speaker Robert Speaker Teresa Spears Rhonda Spraberry Karen Spradling Marcia Staggs Audrey Standard David Stanley Bobby Stark Debbie Starr Randy Stasey kxdf, .,,. W Gary Pool. RIZQIIIUIIKZI Mfzrfinez. and Paul Maxwell bald reriozzf laokr on their fares while M r. Cunningham iearfhes for their Jrhedulef. ,. 45144. :gms Lei Q35 2 45 'Win 3 .. X ,J Dwalyn Steele Cynthia Stephens Linda Stephens Deborah Stewart june Stocks Jim Strain Boris Sursky Brenda Swift Charlene Tabor -Johnny Talamantez Kelly Tate Paula Tate Angie Teague Elaine Teichman Gene Templeton Mark Tereletsky Mary Alice Terrazas Kelly Thames Pam Thompson Danny Thornton Roy Thornton Helen Tidwell Larry Tindol Linda Tindol jackie Tinglc Connie Torres joe Tranrham Gary Travis Susan Trim Billy Tucker Gene Tuckness Tommy Tune Charlie Turner Vicki Turner john Urban juaquin Valdez Linda Valencia Linda Vanslyke Vicki Vaughn Gregory Vick Sam Viera Carolyn Vollrncr Tommy Vollmcr Paul Delean keepr laik eyer fdffpllbf an lair work in Genera! Mecfmnicr. Arthur Trevino if arf: 45.19 rf... ...A-' 5 J r 419' f' K eg E J Epi 3 ,E Q in 4 N Many We hmm learn 'f-1,t 1 1hJ5' 1 W ,.f iVWVi ailikf Ygfvq aww' Quai. 4 s R, J 2 l 1 lAA Q e,, we . H5 Q . Crude 3 il ' .45 t, 1 ,, if 'Q '7' away' 5 M omwwa wma H wma uiagwwii wWMMWWW 1 main Polly Wade Sharon Waggoner Gary Walker Eddie Ward Ronnie Ward Debbie Warner Paula Waters Patsy Watkins Susan Watkins Cynethia Way Robert Weakley Danny Weir Harold Wesley jan Whatley Cindi White Susan Whitten Sherry Wickline Maurine Wiggington Vincent Wiggins Berethia Wilkins Amanda Williams Cindy Williams Dianna Williams Gayla Williams Jerome Williams Wanda Williams Mike Williamson Carolyn Wilson Connie Wilson Nancy Wise Billy Wood Danny Wood Lonnie Wright Lorrin Wright jimmy Young Sapnalnarc 611155 Owners Daw Dnncnn Sandy Recd Ifncri Znrner Sn: Kcinkefncyer Prcsnienf Wm-President Secretary Crensnrer I96 611155 Of '71 Prepares ?ar ?ufare Elizabeth Lymrambe and Steve Burnelt observe C02. It was a year of development. The sophomores were no longer the youngest in Big Spring High School, and they had begun to take an active part in school af- fairs. Insecurity gave way to a feeling of belonging as the 571 individuals that made-up the class learned to fit into the routine of school life. jalias Caesar and Silas Mamer were some of the books which the sophomores struggled to fin- ish, and they earned the necessary credit in World History which brought them one step closer to graduation. The sopho- mores matched wits with the grader com- puters on aptitude test in preparation for the future. To them, the year of 1969 will be remembered as a year of development. Elva Abundez jackie Acuff Lynn Adams Linda Affleck 1+ Joann Allen Rebecca Allen Olga Alvarez Steve Ames David Anderson Debra Anderson by George Anderson ' ' ' Zane Anderson Debbie Adkins if Terry Atwell 0' Joh n Armistead 1 f lk? ., :Z :.,:r::f: . Yolanda Ballon Judy Bair Danna Baker Rodney Baker Larry Baldork Brenda Banksron Bobby Barnes Irene Barrera julio Barrera Becky Barris Susan Beaird Bobby Beasley Guy Bell Barbara Benson Frances Billalba I 'mb ,W 53. ,s Q3,.iy 1- ,ff N W r WW My Could it be we'z1e muglvf Sieve Smith in the aft of studying? Debbie Birdsong Scorr Birclwell Greg Birrell Roy Blackwell Marrin Blakeney 4 l98 3 6- f-.M oph Wm! ew Hhallengvs .714 Schatz! Wrfrk 'fo nmaan A Xfwlaf' rut- ' ,few-i gi '-,, if : i V Debbi Blanchard Gary Blount Barbara Boardman Donna Bohannan john Boolier Nancy Bortner Susan Boyd Patty Brewer Adrian Brown Georgia Brown Glenda Brown Mary Lou Brown Danny Browning Debra Buchanan Richard Bullard Stewart Bunn Randy Burchell Vicki Burcliell Marvin Burleson Steve Burnett Donald Bussell Frances Bustamante Vicente Bustamante Frances Butler Sallie Butler Darrel Byrd Anthony' Cabiness Roddy Caffey Pam Camp Betsy Campbell Laura Campbell Walter Campbell Jarrell Carroll Shawn Casey Melinda Casillas Svphvmvrcs SMUHH fudcm' l6'rfdy Conn ie Cavasos Brad Cederberg john Chappell Eddie Cha varria Joe Chavez Marie Chavez Mike Chenault Brenda Cherry jack Chrane Cathy Clark Lucretia Clark Vicky Clark Donald Click Lincla Clutter Esther Coates Debby Coats Karen Cofferen Cecelia Coffey Joyce Coffman Connie Coker George Cole .r f ' ' 5 ,,2 rl 4 f,,f rs, f. w f, fi fn Z I If Y? iv ram fx it '2 f is U iyii. H C 'H 5 1 tr. 1 ta Mtg - W ati. we ,gig ,. ,, .1 ,..,, , 'ess ,-ez-1 451 1-zest, 'lr' , a ,gg Q . K'-- n,..i : 1 H ,ir 1 1 5 , 5 200 Azfef Gaiam purkf me Hgh!! my-4 , 40- :V 3 ' I A f ' if: M f nl .a ,,1 .wa aan, wif l 5 , s C is i a f We arm QM -mf XM.. 'i' 1 fl' Q , 1.1, , if fi ss ' ,, ff '5 , gg. ry I Susan Dean , 'ra fe Tony Dean s f E ' 'fwszfifsf 4 4 EW Oscar Del Bosque il? Naznry Phillips ufzdjanire Poznzdr dodge fur!-flying mawballr. 20I ? fl' W- nf 5 f k Dixie Coleman Steve Coleman Judy Conley Yvonne Conner Sharon Cook Yolanda Correa Mary Nell Corson Sue Cramer Judy Cranford Alma Crawford Chris Creighton Dale Crenshaw Deborah Cummings Terry Cunningham Carol Currie Diana Currie .lack Curry Jimmy Curtis Chris Danforrl Doug Daniel Terry Darden Brenda Daves Randy Davis Ricky Davis Catherine Dawson l 3 , ,,,- ,ga Soplz Acquire cw Interests .714 School john Deleon Peter Deming Esther Dennis Ricky Denson Charles DC Riso Michelle De Riso james Dickens Mary Dirks Dave Duncan Barry Dunnam Louis Dunnam Maria Duran Melinda Duron James Dyer Ricky Dyer Max Earhart Becky Easley Barbara Eason Haskell Edens Dan Edens Jimmie Edwards Carolyn Egan Carl Eggleston Smith Ellis David Englert Donna Ervin ,. ..,,, -2 :4 V i i 'fi ' Vp ?fiQE-.,, Gary Blount leorni' the rkillr of woodworking. , , ' WW? F nf F 'wi' img-,3?I X F Rmmfy R0!26'7'fJOIZ and Tarty Ware males good mnlonyvle buzfdiet. r t sQ 1- Gregotia Esranuelus Janie Esquibel Louis Evans Sharon Farmer David Faulkenberry Phyllis Faulkner Mary Faulks Philip Ferguson Teriy Fickling Martha Fierro Debbie Finke Kent Fish Kay Fivcash Tommy Fletcher Henrietta Flores Joh nn y Flo res Lorina Flores .Iami Forrest Regina Fox Albert Franco Billy Franklin Wally' Franklin Ed Frazier Brenda Fuller Elena Gairan Avel Galan Sylvia Galan Norma Galvan Teriy Gamble David Gamboa Michael Gerhart L. C. Gibbs Fannie Gipson Belinda Gonzales Ramona Gonzales William Gonzales i e ii f i M i 6 1 , 4 'bv V W if-:ui , if ' -. W' 61 W. i .A fik 1 , - . ., L. '-W' M. 'Sf' gii z h Alfred Gomez f '51 iw--' Peggy Gram A Tw .aaz if ' 'i ff - 15 fi -if an 2 ., dr -:inf Jaw. ,K 6'f'a,?y,?, 'f x-,t x-,w xfg :gg frail . an gf, va M, ,fafaiw wa wx Q ,te Q X -if eg , Szfplz rc' f Brure Hifkf j9mz'5 birthday purfiei are deliriauff 204 Wonder what Ranelte Miller hai done now? WW N Mg. tw r Wrfrk Or inlay .ij V :., ,., 1, .f:5,,,i- - . 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Ancly Hernandez LeAnn Herndon Mrixie Herron Bruce Hicks Denise Hicks Roger Hitt Trisha Hogue Vifyvonne Holcombe Sallie Hollingsworth Mutt Holten Charles johnson Gwen johnson Lee Altus johnson Teresa johnson Teresa johnson Gary jones Marian jones Mark jones Milton jones Dolores junek Nicky Hood Pat Hooser Carolyn Horn Darrell Horn Beverly Huekribw james Hughes Steve Hughes john Hyden Albert jackson Dom jackson Rebecca jensen Ben johnson III Jew 25066 YW f 1 X L , nf-an-,,xi,.,Z,4 5 ,K A lf' PH N if 1 A HMS MMU? y X vm ,rm Mm m,,X'N'R iv . 3 ,X ACT TEST SAT TEST ' ,. 1, w sv, 1 g 'Y 4 .f ' N fy ,J,fH.,g,. mwffm f I .,,f,, 44 4- .W ,. .J ,, . 1 2 JJ W K H W H Je ,az HH , VW . 522T:f1551115'ff57igsf55::5ifS?if2?l'j5?Qvw'5WV' , l 'f ' M W.. f, 'V ' ' ,, ' 71 CTL. T -1 az A ITN f ' 1 -,,.:--Y ' ' 'f5':flEff2'C:ff1f1:ffY far- -, 4,7 k,,: ,-,.:.,,-,k, . . i f zffvffxsmgf f,, - ,.-f-' L fp: fax. ,. ,..,-v - ,,- ., H-,i ., -,.. wif., ..,. ,wffxf Wnw., ,1 --V.. The bamly bfzllvtin bmzrrlw' prarifle L1 Venn' yozrrw of l1M2WIlz7ll07Z hr Carol Perkin. xl., r. Sallie Butler, and Terefa jaloman. 207 Katy Kasch Kevi n Keds james Keene Linda Kennedy Katie Kcrnndlc jancr Kerr Judy Kcy Karen King Milo: Kinmnn Dorthy Kirk jerry Knous Jcnnifbr Knox Sandy Kolb Paul Knslmi Cliffbrd Krebbs Lloyd Kuykcndall janet Lnncnsrcr Leon Langley Lcslic L41Rochcl1e Gene LCC Sophomvrcs 511111 ew 6 edzfs We bet that Kathy Naborf and Peggy Plmrr d0n't da llae dzfher al lfomef Rhonda Lee Pam Lemons Frances LeVier Ray Lewis Linda Limon Elizabeth Lipscombe Rodger Lloyd Nita Lonsford joe Lopez Carol Loyd Roberta Luckie Mary Luevanos Windol Lunsford Dan Lusk john Lusk Bill Lyons Cathy Macklin Pamela Marcum Geren Martin George Martinez ,gf-B' f 13' . ,.y,wY:: AM. an YQ ,y 'iw Y V 2961521 3-fi L-ififi , - skifiiliisfl. Q21:'i1'E?li355?!ff52 -,-, .. ' 1 2 ' 2 LLV, 1 - ' 'K at ,, 4 ' W3 ., . h ,M it L .L,L ,..A , C - .V . ' . 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A, , 209 joe Martinez juaquin Martinez Ronnie Mason Lupe Mata Brian Mayes Cathy Mayes Ricky McAdams Clint McAlister Cliff McComb Leona McDade Karen McKeller Scott McLaughlin .Io McMillan janet McMurray johnny McMurtrev Don McQuien Dewey McSwain Linda MeSwain Lynda MCXYfhirt Lynda Meador Bobby Mealer Kay Meek Ronnie Meek Lesvia Mendoza Bob Menges Susan Mercier Paul Merrell Kenneth Merrick Melanie Merrill John Milisits Charles Miller Gaylon Miller James Miller Joyce Miller Ranette Miller School Sp ri! .7 1500 fed l6'y Svplwmvres Winifred Miller Cindy Mills jacalyn Minchew Annette Minter Terry Mitchell Mike Moates Teddy Molina Rick Monteleone Mary Moore David Morales Merlinda Moralez Phyllis Morrison Debora Morton Ruth Anne Moss Rebecca Mounce Robert Munoz Sammie Myrtledove Joyce Nail Robley Nalls Kathy Neighbors Martin Newton Sue Nell Newton Brenda Nichols Reba Nichols Tommy Norrell Annette Nuckels Joe Olguin Theresa Oliver Nancy Oppegard joe Ortiz Debbie Oxford Debra Paige Ruben Palomino ,f YPK ,AM f i ,iv , ,sz 1-4 im Y fi 1 r2s1 ,r f IE'-2 TAW - ' f R f mv 3 J Happineff lil' zz warm blankelhr claeerleaders Martha Fierro, Swan Green, and Cheri Turner! -s 'S ff Pedro Paredez john Parker Bill Parmenter Ralph Parras Linda Pascale Royce Patterson Shirley Paul QQ J' Becky Patton 'Y Frankie Peralta Gloria Perez Carol Perkins joe Perkins Patty Peters Charlene Peterson Peggy Pharr Nancy Phillips Nancy Phillips Mike Picquet Valencia Rankin Grady Ray Debbie Reed Sammy Reed Sandy Reed Debbie Reese Sue Reinkemeyer Janie Renteria Joanna Renteria Jon Rice Steven Rich Dennis Richardson Nancy Riddle Kathy Rigdon Sandy Riker Mike Pipes Suzann Pipkin Larry Platte Steve Plunkett Randall Pope Pascual Porras Pr, fiii Svphauwres fnj Janice Pounds Ann Powell Dauri Powell Mark Powell Debbie Price Terry Price Dan Proffitt Franklin Qualls Rex Rainey John Rains 2l2 Gary Ringenet Larry Ringener Rolancla Ringold Anita Rios Pamela Robertson Many cw ?rie14d Mary Rocha Robert Rodgers Lucrecia Rodriquez Rowena Rogers Martin Romos Lariece Root Rozanne Rotenberry Benito Rubio Sally Rubio Patti Robertson Randy Robertson I , K ' f 15, 1. e iarfbigfii 2I3 Phyllis Rumans Debbie Rutherford Debrah Rybolt Arvella Ryerson Olga Salgarlo Robert Sanchez Ruby Sargent Beverly Scarbrough Lynn Schaedel Belle Sehwarzenbach David Scott Steve Selders Mike Sellars Johnnie Sevey Gary Shaffer john W6EkJ and David Engler! warm up hr the big Pops Concert. Debbie Shryack Harold Sigmon David Simpson Ricky Simpson Jaquetta Sims Laquetta Sims Deborah Sisson Mark Slate William Sledge Danny Smart john Smith Stephen G. Smith Steve R, Smith Gary Stallings Sue Stanaland Donna Stanley joy Stevens Glenda Stewart Howard Stewart Tony Stewart Pat Stinson Candie Stuteville Gary Stuteville .,,. ,, ' L 15.-at 2 f-V' ' at t 5 if A, at .if is L li l 4-L A !' ws: f at .ffp,,,4- ' ,ra , .. ,,v.m,fwW,., J HH ,if a J 4 Vim, ,..., V, .Q J f' ' '59 Susan Sulak Gwen Sullivan Andrew Swartz Pat Sweeden 11'Qfff. m'.w wffw'- 1'1 T , A . 111:f T f ,T Q www ' www na f DEFZIQQSCZ as Q Vkkvh ,JVVV t .hwyk V. 1 ijy I I 1:fa E .,,,ii5iQf Don Templeton fnfhuszzzsfzc Svphrwzorvs Parfzczpufe In 5'chr1rfl,4cfivific 2I5 Mary Tubb Andrea Turner Cheri Turner -Iohnnie Turner John Utterback Larry Vasquez jeff Vaughn Maria Velzrsquez Richard Templeton Nancy Thompson Randy Thomas Clay Thompson Kathy Thompson Charles Tidwell Karen Tindol jerre Tonn Betty Tovar Karon Tubb Srfphamores 610 e Che year With iflflzlfcd Smafivus Alfonso Vera Arlis Walker Bobby Walker Joanne Wall Davis Wallace Ray Watrd Tony Ware Debbie Wash Mildred Watkins Susan Watsoii Cecilia Way Gayle Webb QSM ,vw 'mm 4 eff 2l6 Daw Dunmn relaxes on tlaepeare ul lunch room patio, Paul Webb Connie Weber john Weeks Rick Weidel Tommy Welch Cindy Westbrook Stephen Wheelock Lee White Pam White jeff Wickline Syble Wiggins Calvin Williams Charles Williams Nancy Williams Randall Witte Sunny Jo Wolf' Randy Womack Linda Woodzird Milini Woods Mike Woavldridgc Toni Woolcy' C. M. Wfozcncrafr Danny Wright David Wrigiir johnny Yancz Sonny Yancz Leslie Yarbrough Wfriync York Brenda Young David Zcliars - f ? gl J' is There 1n1favi12g .rophozzzore girli enjoy the ikflflff atzlzorlilaere in Ike fakteria, Ernest Zubizir juuier 6!ass 0Meers L21 Share Shanks fflleu Gessett Gary Hinds Sherry Wesley Wee-Presrlleuri Seerelary President Creasurer 2I8 611155 Of O Bank Horward It was a year of anticipation. The 515 members of the junior Class found that the year that separated them from graduating seemed like a lifetime. However, the activities that are a part of a school year soon began to envelope them. Football season came, and the junior girls worked hard selling mums to their class- mates. The Prom played an ever- present part in the lives of the mem- bers of the Junior Class, and a feeling of pride swept over them while or- dering their senior rings. PSAT tests, American History, and The Scarlet Letter were some of the things that challenged the juniors. Hard work, activities, and a zeal for life combined to make 1969 a year of anticipation. an .....mw, y. ., , .iv ,, f Larry Abbott , V QAA Wanda Abernathy 9 :er 412 Dinah Abundez : Myra Acuff M , i a as E F' r Ginger Adams jo Lynn Adams Robert Adkins Roger Aleman Mike Allen Elizabeth Alsbury Sofia Alvarez Roy Anderson Vernica Anderson Sharon Andrews Thomas Angle Sherry Arbuckle David Arquello Sherri Arrick Vicki Bagwell Linda Bailey , M, .Jr . gm igfq. ,z J Si, gm sal- W SSL Se' r ., --A i 5 rt .. gm iw I Nurre Nellie Matlair reemr Jznprzked at Linda Cathay? wezghl. Leonard Basco Paula Bauer Douglas Beams Earl Bcclell Karen Bell Max Bair Wfayrie Baker Ronnie Baldock Karen Banlcston Russell Barree -an, f'1 'a PI'WtZVf7Zg hr I1 117.517 mlb, Patti Spier dewmlef the gym, ,U ii! Safurafc fun hrs L ,LL., M Pam, Bennett Robert Ben tlcy Carrie Bizzcll ' i 'vfi 7 7 Candy B111 Ck HV !' I I A! ' Q2 if . w s uf'-1'-1,-Qwfsff 5 M 1 Deborah Black L jemiy jane: premztj Rizmfy Margmz with a zfirloq' ribbon, Y 1 ' :V 21' f . .. ,', W. I b obbob if A 'WU Rebecca Blair Mike Blanchard Debbie Bondlc Marrlm Boiidle Charles Bokclmim Cheri Bool Miiwin Boyd james Branch Bruce Brcisch Bruce Bright Linda Broildrick Melinda Brooke Carolyn Brooks Noel Brooks Bonn ic Brown Charles Brown Glena Brown Larry Brown Patsy Brown Gordon Browning ,Yun 271' Wrfrk Z0 Zzrflzer Sdumf Zin Bob Bryant Paula Buckner Fred Bunch Andrew Burkhart Brenda Burt Brenda Butler Rhonda Butler Debi Caffey Charles Campbell Debbie Campbell 19 Gary Campbell Robert Campbell Elizabeth Cannon Susan Cape Cathy Carlile Peter Carlsson Marjorie Carlton Vincente Carmona Larry Candler Deborah Carothers Linda Cathey Ricky Cauble Lynn Cauley johnny Cervantes Betty Chavarria 222 . , me qv X' X 1' if xx x i wav, i lx U? 5 X Q 1:gg?gs5,sR'5 iq fm fm j f Q... ,-,ai 'L Wh 'Kr 49? 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IJ nererfary While ,Yun 27129 gllff fum Da Yy Kauiiuc Pamela Dewees Viola Diaz Stephanie Dickens Calvin Dickenson Sherry Dickson Sue Difloure Roger Dixon Kenneth Downs David Draper Bertie Duncan Debbie Dunlap Judy Dyer john Elliott Denise Estes Sharon Estes E ll Nf, .IF . 5 yy, ft ..,, f - Bllfwgbffllg Jeezm I0 izlffreif Ginger Adams. ' , fi Richard Ethun Herman Evans Easy Ezell Riley Ealkner Essex Farley James Farris Billy Faulks Ella Faulks ,.,,.t., vwf4giiu,,::i.i' A ,f i liii ' E .,lA ezk I - H.i..,, ,Q J. .V-fl .'-f ' - , ', 3 i Lucy Galaviz Yolanda Galaviz Perry Gamble Adolph Garcia Daniel Garcia Helen Garcia 5 . 4' 4 '11 4 A Connie Felrs Jessie Fierro Lupe Fierro Moses Fierro Vicki Finclley Cheryl Fletcher jack Fletcher juan Flores Margie Flores Moses Flores Jill Franklin Ken Franklin Navavda Franklin Dana Fritrs Janie Fulcher Salnra Fuller Bonnie Gagnon Isidoro Galan Auclelia Gairan Noemi Galan Regina Hamifjf Mrikei 11 pose at F.1l,A mls flaow E xr I 45 'nr ri 4 s gl' Eli' SVT? f jun hrs Svcizwze Ami fudy QQ N Q G it fa Q 23 A .I it .1 . Q 6 , . , , Lorie Grogan Tracy Guess Fill Guinn Barney Gulley Keith Gum Gayle Guthrie Greg Hahn Terry Hale Gene Halfmann Regina Hamby Lori Hampton David Hanson Bobbie Harris Carlton Harris Clarinda Harris f ,. , 3 , a ' R. ,aw . Www john Gary Janette Gauna Coker George jim Gibbs John Gomez Norma Gonzales Diane Goodman Ellen Gossett Verna Goswick Cindy Greer Donna Green Rose Greene Greg Grice Carol Grirnsley Mary Grimsley jun Zfrs 16710 I Schzwl Spirit f-600' ww fi Lisa Hinojos -John Hilario Lyn Hinyub Mervin Holland Steve Holley Dell Hollingswo Mike Holten Janice Honey rth Debbie Harris Leah Harris Ricky Harris Danny Harland Mike Harland Geralena Hart Zonerre Hayley Marsha Heard Mary Ellen Hedges Bobby Heith Rosalinda Hernandez - Cynthia Hiekson Steve Hill Gary Hinds Deborah Hine Gmj' Hughei, jim Gibbi and Gary Hindi find out if takes Ieamwork to rcplfzre 1196 fallen leiter. Randy Hoover Robin Hoover David Hopkins Marshall Horn Micheal Hudson Charles Huff r .am - qw: ' ,,., ., 325, in i .v- ,, , gwvs - J 010 Gregory Huffstickler Gary Hughes Karen Hughes jzmiarr, Linda Cruwhrd and Susan Cape, joke and jeff Dickie Hull Mike Hull Bobby Hutcheison Georgia Hutcherson i,:....ii ' - Ii , , if A 'Eff 'elim 229 Bruce Hurro joe Hyden Peggy Irwin Ruth jackson Deborah Jacobs Richard jacobs Becky jenkins Bill jenkins Darlene jenkins Carl Johansen Robert Wllbankr Emir mow mme earbf this year. Sandra Jones Bertha Jordan Izell Johnson Nancy Keene Charlene Kennedy Louise Kennedy Bobbie Kimzey Danny King James Knight Richard Knoepfel David Knous Deborah Kolb Joyce Lacy Jolene Land Sandy Landrum Judy Lane Sally Lang Glenda Lewis JoAnn Lewis Jana Lockhart Glenda Jones Glynna Jones Jenny Jones Jon taylor Jones Phyllis Jones Sammy Jon es 53' jun nfs SY LuAnne Lowry joe Lozano Patsy Lozano Ron Lynch Janice Majors Mike Marchant Robert Margolis Roberta Marks Adelaido Martinez Felix Martinez 70 ' 611155 Of ' fi f- .-if , 're W l , ff V. 25,5 K 23I Yolanda Marteniz Benny Marquez Charles Matthews Blair Maulden Allen Maxwell Barbara McAlister Betty McCann Ann McCarty Bobby McCracken Polly McCracken Karen McGonagill Larry McGrath Perry McMillan Scott Medford Fernando Mendoza David Mesker Larry Milch Rebecca Milner Janie Molina Brenda Moore -Ian Morehead Randy Morgan Sherry Morgan David Morton Donna Moss joe Moss Melinda Mossholder Federico Munoz Lynn Cayley prazzdbf arrepti lm Nfzfiamzl Hanar Soczegf mrmzzzon Tommie Munoz Linda Murdock Mary Murdock Cheyenne Myles Eddie Nanny Sandy Neere Russell Neefe William Nelson Robert Nichols Dick Nicholson Andy Nieland Rhonda Norris Larry North Darrell Olson jose Ortega PY e . ' M W M2 A 5 . .,,.., ' 't fl 9 vs .W i F W P yy w JV . s , J' iv ,,, f W una w , 5 ' 9 ,pf ' G P ,Q ff ' X . he t' Rhonda Ownbey Debby Pac hall jose Padilla Maria Padilla Bertha Pa redez Sam Parker Gloria Parras jessica Patton Ed Payne David Perez juuizfrs Swv! Acudcm mfg Colleen Permenter Dewayrie Peters Larry Peterson Rick Peurifoy Terry Phillips David Pickle Debbie Pierce Pamela Pillans Nancy Pless Susan Pobst P a 'H-'V 1fi TP' F ,,s. 'YK I ,.,' . , i ,tii 1'1 in ' Zhi 'Af - if 'P V' , if - in 1. Q, i P' Q 233 james Pope Sandra Pope Shirley Pope Leland Porter Ann Posey Craig Powell Gary Prater Barbara Pringle Chris Proctor Gilbert Puga ylllfl Zfrs learn Wzaracfe 'Nr-i Mumba Boadle worlef dilzgenlh fzl fling mrdr hr M rs, Smith. joe Renreria Margaret Richardson Nancy Richardson Richard Rigdon Becky Ringener David Rivera Mike Robertson jimmy Rodgers Charlie Rodriquez Jane Rodriquez Janis Reagan Danny Reece William Reed james Reidy Deborah Ray Larry Ray Pat Rayburn 234 Steve Pyles Adelira Ramirez Carmen Ramirez Roman Ramirez Rebecca Ramos Bill Raney ,L cholzzr hzp, leader hzjv, And crzficc yi 'fl -.iff John Rodriquez Lupe Roclriquez Kay Rogers Steve Rogers Elma Rosas Kyle Rosene X fi 36 fl ff, ...lf X2 Angffy Anne. Man' Dag Medemz, and Gfmjy Boy Gay Ieplufk a poor Eagle. Terry Rountree Marsha Russell Paul Russo 235 johnny Rutherford Henry Salazar Maria Salazar Audon Saldivar Fidel Saldivar Lina Sanchez 'Tony Sanchez Terri Sanders Jody Sargent Dianne Sawyer Marc Scott Mike Seale LaShara Shanks Patty Shaplrmd ,ir Us jun Zfrs Sujzfy U1 rd year joseph Singleton Deanna Smith janet Smith Sfzzdenzr wail in line during lunch hour. 236 Patrick Smith Coy Smith Patti Spier Dickey Stanley Steve Stanley Phillip Stewart Jimmie Stiehl Sharon Story Gary Sturm julia Stuteville Randy Sundy Lewis Switzer Smith Swords Anne Talbot Tommy Tanner Debra Tate Gay Nell Taylor Denire Teague Charles Thomas Dave Thomas Rickey Ray Thomas Roy Thomas Phyllis Thornton Stanley Thornton Bonnie Sue Thorp john Tidwell Steve Tidwell Pzuriciii Tingle jack Tonn Arthur Torres Isabel Torres Riky Tuhh Dianne Tucker Elaine Tucker Leslie Tymnixik Carolyn Utley jimmy Urrerback Karhy Urban Sylvia Valdez Esequiel Valles 71 if fs, www si' fl' i 'LD' -fm :im it 2 I m fy i . vig' 1,5 Z Wav' 'H-iew,..f WM I'-f . fh- Randy Vance M nf. Lznzg disfzmey .rome nf the mzditiom' gf Dmfmzrk wifb johmry RutZveMmf. 237 Alma Vargas Douglas Viirnzido Sal ly Vclesquez Don iild V onSlyks Charlotte Walker Ryan Wzilkcr Dennis Wfall DeWayne Wallace Stinnitta Ware Monnic Watkins Elnora Way Bill Weaver juniors Wm! year Rewarding ' janife Majors. pianiytyhr tinge bfzmf, mtemzins lmfhers at get-afqzminled 1651. Pat Weaver Esther Wcinkauf Bobby White Kay White Carla Wiggi ns Janet Williams Kay Williams Kenny Williams I I 4+ , , f , J' 5 ,- l I .rg fg' K4 J' a 1 1 vi, - ,., , . 1 ' '- , Q ' g f 14- 4-1. rx M3 li? f k ,J .N N. A- .frw ' Li, lbw! e ax ,Q ,fig 5 1 F r'o' U if rg fx X i XX! .-LL, T , sk . nn X Juanita Yzuguirrc Edc Zollingcr ' 1 oc Zuhiute J Kathleen Yzmez Chrysral You ng Sherry Woolcy' Raymond XY'ooIverron Kathy Wfrigllt Ray Wriglmt Donald Wfrighrsil jackie Wriglursil Wklfldil Willzzma Beth Wlisc' Rhonda Womxck Joyce Wfoocl Rfzmfy Morgan trim to retrieve hir lunch from Sherri A rrzrk Sherry Wacky A delzrze Smit mm'P1mz Ralaml 239 Scmar 611155 0Mcers Cammy Polk furry Zaylor Sharm Swim Pat ,Mackmz President We-President m Secretary Zreasurcr 240 611155 Of '69 Suufuuiers Craositiou Claude Turkey' loolat to the future with mixed emotions on leaving Big Spring High Sebool E . ..,, t .. .. 24I It was a year of fulfillment. The time had come - they were Hnally seniors. The 578 members of the class worked hard to complete their final year in high school. They read Beo- wubfand Macbeth. struggled through government, and spent weeks dread- ing SAT and ACT tests. Anxious hours were spent waiting for college application acceptances, They were always late and often absent, but they continued to fan the flame of school spirit. Ahead of them lay the Prom, baccalaureate, the Senior Ring Dance, and graduation. They left only a few golden memories and long-remembered friends. Let it be said that 1969 was an end and a be- ginning, a year of parting and a year of discovery. Truly, it was a year of fulfillment. Mary Ann Abreo VOE Club Mike Alexander FHA Beau, El Rodeo aml Cor- ral Stajf Photographer Charles Arbuckle Johnny Arguello Bateball. Court jeiterf. Radio Club. Spazzirb Club Susie Armstrong Student Couneil. Latin Club. FHA. FTA Meliton Arriola NHS. Football. Spaoirlv Club Ruth Bailey Douglas Ball Judy Barber A Cappella Choir. Debate. Court jeiteri. Spafziylo Club Kenneth Barfield Rhonda Barger A Cappella. Radio Club Gary Barkley DE Club, Latin Club Warren Bell Linda Benson Jay Berry l Sen Zfrs Achieve Say-Suprcssiau Mary Lou Billalba Pat Billings Cbeerlearler, Clan Vice Prerident, Sloorfbanal Club Cindy Birdwell A Cappella Cbolr Daily Blackshear Bruce Blalock NHS Mike Bolre Gwynn Bonner Wbok Who, NHS, El Rodeo Artrvillrf Erlilor, FHA, Volley- ball French Club Carolyn Boy Brenda Bradbury Sherry Bradbury VOE, FTA, FHA, Sbortbana' Club. Latin Club Mike Brady DE Mike Bridges VI CA Ronnie Broadrick 'FMVC Ginger Brown FTA, FHA, Drama Club james Brown Kenny Brown DE, Szurlent Counril, Arneriran Legion Aufara' Mike Brumley NHS, Radio Club Ann Budke ' Sherry Buford FHA, Library Club, Sbortbana' Club Roe Lynn Bunch Slurlent Counril, FHA, VOE Allen Bunn FFA, Football Manager. DE 242 Gam Sbanzklw Club Brent Brooks Band Dwight Brown Band, Lalin Club, Courljerterf Swzjorr Rirhara' Payne anal Ilflike Carler ulilize the fafilifm' in lloe bjllliflfdlllffll Dqrarlrnonf. jim Carter .lane Chavez p-----.. :- jmzef Perfjy. Dwzgbf Broun. mm' Barbara Todd dirplay flmmallv ability in 'liupprerfm' Dariferf' Phillip Burcherr Douglas Burnett NHS. Debfzfe, Balm' Guy Burrow Kg' Club. VICA Tommy Butler Bfzfzzl. Bfzrbefblzll Bobby Byrd Allen Carlile Candy Cnrothers Spzznirlv Clzzb. FTA Randy Carr Latin Club Eugene Currillo Blzml. Debate, Qbunirlu Club. FTA. Radio Club Robert Carter Gobf Radio Club Lucy Cervantes Manuel Cervantes Robert Chapman Melvin Chappell Ema Chavez Ishmnl Chavez Bible Club. FHA. Laljfl Club Tim Childress Gary Chrane Football 243 Seniors Kea it ?roru aiiueatioual ,4 Z! VOE provider bu.riue.r5 experienfe for Elizabeth Moore and other .fenior girls. Gwen Clark FHA, VICA Billy Clayton VICA, Football ana' Baseball 5 Manager Steve Cofer Corral Feature Editor, VICA, Seienre Club Gayle Coleman Cbeerleaaer, FTA, FHA Doug Compton Gof Kathy Conley Sbortloaua' Club Karen Conway Tom Conway NHS, Spanifb Club, Seierzte Club Clif Cook Football, Baiketball Edward Cook NHS, Sderzre Club Marilyn Corbell VOE, FHA Eledia Corralez Christine Correa Martha Cortez VOE Larry Cotton 244 Barbara Todd ure! lhe faeilitier in the library to yturbf French. Cindy Dirrrich Alfred Doporro Janie Duke Rodney Dunnam jan Earhart FHA, FT A, Shorthand Club, Volleyball William Edens Callan Elliott Dee Elrod Band, Lalin Club 245 Carolyn Crawford FHA, FTA, El Rodeo Organi- zation Edilor, NHS Robert Crenshaw Rush Crocker Key Club, Sfierlee Club, Slide Rule Club Tomasa Cruz Steve Darden Joann Davis ICT, VOE Lynda Davis Spanhh Club, Bible Club 4Nancy Dean A KFTA, NHS, FHA l5h Cfub '!a' Alanda Deans Shorthand Club, Latin Club john Dears James Dernent VICA, Key Club Robert Deming Band, Freneh Club Linda Dennis Kay Digby Kathryn Dirks FHA, NHS, Volleyball, Freneh Club 91,4 Z7 rwides ?ellewsl11Qv 901' Sea Zfr Qi! Dee Gibson Dicky Gibson Connie Faulks Annette Felts VOE, FHA, TEHHU Clizh, Span- ikh Ciah Sandra Fierro VOE, FHA, Shorthand Cluh, French Ciiih Patti Finke Shorlhand Club Suzanne Fisher VICA. FHA, Vailegfhail Betty Fleming Radio Ciuh, Coarf jefterf Luven Flores F00thaZL Baiheihall, Spanivh Clah Paula Ford FHA, Shorthand Ciizh, Lihrary Clah Jann Forrest Latin Clah, FHA jim Fortune Debbie Fritz .Lzlrry Fromzin Laura Fulbright Rodney Fuqua Medena Furqueron Cheerleader, Siiedem Coimrih El Rodeo Spefial Sertion Edizar Barhara Tadai Linda Llayah and Pat Macklin Jhow interesf in the ipeaker al zhe FHA Carohn Crawhrd trier to hide from the pholographer. Ire Cream Supper. Q54 hw' -E ll Katlarjfn Dlrky ana' Nanny MrWh0rzer mme back hr serondy al the FHA lee Cream Supper. Wanda Gibson Chris Gilbert Irene Gomez George Goodwin S, VICA Cindy Grant Sharllaaml Corky Grantham FTA. FHA. Lalin Club Beth Gruumann NHS. VOE. El Rodeo Senior Ealifor. Latin Club, Sherflvazzd Clab Paula Green FTA, El Rodeo Armriate Eel!- tor, NHS. Wlaolr Who. Sllldflll Cazmril Kathryn Gresham FHA, VOE Cindy Gressett Shorthand Club, Library Club, Girly Choir Darwin Griffith Robert Grumbaugh Kerry Gunnels Corral Managing Editor, De+ bare. Cazzrl jexfers Nancy H2111 Thomas Ham Bayelmll Becky Hammond Lee Harris Baykefball. Latin Club Lonnie Hattenbaek Kg Clllli. DECA Theresa Heard Wanda Heckler Mefal Traaler Sweetheart, VOE 247 cu Zfrs Gaia Skill fu Vo afioual Zlassr Larry Horn johnny Hedges Foolball, Bafkelball, Baieball, Spanirlo Club Wesley Hedgins Annie Heirman FHA, Lalin Club, TACH Eddie Henderson , 1 fd H LO G L.I96'l6 Bill Hem! Corral Spam Editor, Football, Basketball Manager Arthur Hernandez Mary Ann Hernandez Salustio Hernandez Don Hickson Srimre Club, Spanifb Club, Slide Rule Club David Hilario Iascuila Hilario Mary Holloway 248 Repairing Kelley. a rjngeralion uni! provides needed experienfe for Gary Mi ke H u bbard Band Arthur Huse NHS Charles Hyden Carl jackson Ricky jackson V l i i Larry Newton ana' Allen Carlile dzlrcooer tba! it is even harder to put a rar bark together than it wa5 to tear it apart. johnny james Doris Jenkins Terry Jenkins Virginia jenkins VOE Deborah Jensen NHS, Debate, Latin Club, Science Club Gary johnson Football Helen johnson Srienoe Club, Banab Latin Clubg Bible Club Bill jones Student Counril, Baereball, Bible Club Donnie Jon es Janis jones Jimmie jones Football, FFA George jordan Raymond jordan Nancy Kasch 249 Elicia Keele Band. NHS, Spanirb Club Gary Kelley james Kelley juanice Key ICT, FHA. Libraify Club Linda Key Charles Kimble Corral Fealure Editor Roger Kionka Kay Club, .llbanirb Club. Sfienfe Club Cathey Kirby Bertha Kirk joan Kniglir FTA, Libraigf Club, Sborfband Club, Drama Barry Knoclce El Rodeo Sporlf Edilor, Courl jojlenr, DE, Key Club Victoria Knoepfel Laverne Lancaster DE, Girlr Cboir, FHA Pam Lancaster Diana Langley ,W ,W band Club, Latin Club 0 0 San ors Display ,Many Mo ds Brure Breifrb and Tommy McMurmgf enjoy the Building Trader rookout. Tommy Polk, Senior Clnn Preridenl, Wendi lbs remain- ing ininuter of bis lunfb period on lbs patio, 250 Student Counfil, FHA, Short- Amie Rribiiirwi mul Murb Sbizrer miimzfrute on tba SAT terf. Rita Kay Langley Lupe Lara .Slbuiziib Club Susan Lawlion David Leal JOY Lfgg FTA, Libfuij' Club, Sbortbuml i Club l Roger LeVic1' Charlie Lewis Foofbnll Greg Lewis Fooiball. Corral Staff' Lynda Lloyd Barbara Long A Cappella: Cboir, Sbortbumi' Club, Freizfb Club Ronnie Long Mimi Luevano VOE. Bible Club. Freiub Club Virginia Luian VOE, FHA. Sbbrfbuiiu' Club Pat Macklin A Ciubpellu Claoir, FHA, FTA, Freiiilv Club Roberta Marks jesse Marquez Rose Marie Martin Stella Martinez FHA. VICA Terry Marshall Juanita Mata Kyle McAlister Gay Coy McCann Elizabeth McCarra FI-IA, Sborflmnd Club, Bible Club Lowell McDaniel Bama' Don Mclivers 25I Seu hrs Ge! lu Cue Swing Of Zlziugs Ayn McGlothl1n A Cappella Chair, Shorthand Club, Library Club Harriet McKinney Baml Shorthand Club Carolyn McMurrrey VOE Tommy McMurtrey VICA, Bareball Mike MCSwain Deanna McWhirt VOE, FT A, Shorthand Club Nancy McWhorter FTA, FHA, French Club Pam Merrell FHA, A Cappella Choir, Shar!- hana' Club Wanda Mesimer VOE Earsie Miller l Ricky Miller VICA, ICT Carolyn Montgomery A Cappella Chair, Frerzrh Club, e Bible Club . Q Roy Lee Warren and Cly' Caah boort the Steers an to rzelory over the Eagler. 252 ra Themnx and Pat Bzllzngf do not think they need ta rtzend all their time ftuzhzng Elizabeth Moore Student Connell Who? VOE, FT A Jorge Morales jerry Moring Linda Morris Vicki Morrow VOE, Shorthand Club Irene Munoz Danny Murley VICA, ICT Sheryl Muse Varied Activities Spark an br Coleman Nalls Football Gloria Neill VOE, FHA, Sbbfibimcl Club Carolyn Newman Buml, Bible Club james Newman Stuilmt Council, NHS. Wbblf Wbb. Bizieball Garland Newton Glenda Nix Doris Noble Patti Olsen VOE. FHA. Latin Club Dolores Ornelas Gzuy Osburn jane Ovalle FHA. DE, Bible Club Loretta Owen FHA. Bible Club, FTA Rosalincla Palomino john Pannell Danny Parcllman Bible Club, Spfmifb Club, Baf- keiball, Buiebull Nell Paredez Bob Parks Shelane Parnell Stuilmr Coumil, A Cuppellu Cbbir Ralph Passmore George Ann Patton Siiiilwzf Council, FTA. Lulin Club, Volleyball year Rim Langley una' Bobby Byrd usszkf Guiy Oxbum in rberking but. 254 '57 Brute Frazier ymiki to Barry Kizofke mid otber Key Club menzberf. it john Patron Wlzolv Who. Latin Club, Foot- FK bizll. Tuisk 3 Richard Payne Freiirb Club. Riielio Club Dale Peacock VICA janet Perry Court jeiteiti. Reiilio Club Ptn ny Pcu rilioy Sandra Phillips Terry Phillips Doniilcl Pickcir Vlfffl Surg: Pohl Fzxzii Ililtoij Club, Riiilio Club, Flffl Tommy Polk ll lw',l llvlw, lliilltf, ixlllx. Xt!!- ileiit Coiniiil. Km Club I. , Nuiiorzul Merit Seboluribip Serrzifrzizliyti Herbert Ward and Gerald Smitb learn more about tbe computer. Dee Gibran und Mrf. Dibrell bell? Mr. Ciirliori in tbe Library, ' l ,I Q ,,,l.,,,,, , , Zlpperelasslueu Prepare 50 Meet Klzalleuaes Bilbf Clayton learns useful .rkillx in building trader. Cathy Poole Nora Porras Sherry Powell FHA, FTA B Cbair jerry Price DE Roy Priebe Latin Club, Seienee Club, NHS Mike Proctor A Cappella Cb ible Club, Girls! air, Lalin Club Danny Pulame Feblball, Corral Staff Radio Club Paula Rameriz jams Ray Larry Ray 256 Senierf Dieky Gibran ana' Steve Unger find zbe fzrililier in metal Nader very ufeful Band Coy Reagan Treonne Reagan Jimmy Ream Corral Slam Spanlkb Club Mary Rhodes Emmill Miller isfim' in line lo rereizfe hlif TB lestfrom Min Elmore. janet Richardson Leztm Club, Sbarlbaml Club Peggy Riherd joyee Walker learns la make out Juzlementi In VOE Ann Roberts join Robertson Band, Lalin Club Anne Robinson El Rodeo Editor, Sludenl Coun eil, NHS, FTA, Qbbnirb Club Kay Rodgers Francisco Rodriguez Gilbert Rodriguez 257 Sp ii! l6'cgius WM Z9 eggnfie Activity Pam Rowland FTA Karen Russell Ruth Russell Steve Russell Foolball, Trail? Ellen Rutherford Russie Rutledge Football Gregg Ryan Adrian Saldivar Band Spaniyla Club, FTA jennifer Schneider Bill Schwarzenbach Adelyne Scott Rowan Settles A Cappella Cboir, Latin Club, Key Club, Court jerien Mark Shaver NHS, Courtjer Cboii' james Shaw Earl Sherrill Larry Sloan Candice Smith Gary Smith ferr, A Cappella VI CA , Foolball Manager Gayle Smith VOE, Sborlbanol Club Gerald Smith 258' Following lrailition, a senior girl tier a victory ribbon on ber boy frienaur belmel. M rf. Smith fonoinces Rorhy Wooley that it tahei teamwork to win. Linda Taylor Band. Bihle Cfllb, ICT, FHA Siienre Clah Dana Templeton VOE, FHA. Shorthand Clah jeff Thomas Baiehall, Spanikh Clah Bobby Thompson Don Thompson Band jane Thompson FHA, NHS, Student Counfil, Who'5 Who, Latin Clah Linda Thorp jackie Tibbets Barbara Todd FTA, FHA, Court jerterf Radio Cluh, French Clah jan Toland FHA, FTA, Band Billy Bob Spier Foothall Stanford Stewart Whok Who, NHS, Band. Latin Cllzll Wendell Stewart DE John Strain Band, A Cappella Choir, Span- ish Clah Billy Sullivan Bobby Sullivan Patsy Sweeney FT A, FHA, Spanirh Cluh, Shorthand Clah Sharon Swim David Talbott DE Larry Taylor Key' Cluh, Student Counril, Cor- ral Anooiate Editor mv 259 euiors Acquire Proc! ea! Skill Randy Tucker DECA Antonia Valencia Carl Van Vleet Courl jerterr, Tbeylianr Armanda Vera Richard Vera DE, Frenflo Club Charlie Voighr NHS Marilyn Wade FTA, FHA, Sborlbana' Club, Spanish Club Joyce Walker V013, FHA, smfhana Club, A Cappella Cboir Fidel Tovar Banu' Robbie Tranrham Sbortbana' Club Richie Tubb FFA Claude Tucker Football, Barkelball, Traek 260 Band, FHA, Library Club, Steve Darden final woodworking inlerefling and rballenging Lynn wiiiis Team jimmy Wilson betball. Baseball Robert Wilson Brent Womack Golf Team Kathie Wood FTA Corral Ee Rocky Wooley Faofball Oscar Yanez Manual Ybarra K4Ilb77j'II Greibam it alle bf the people prepared fbr the ram 26l . ll Club Keg' Club. Latin Club. Gay A Cappella Cbbif. Faolball. Bar- mr. Sborlbana' Eugene Walton DECA Herbert Ward Roy Lee Warren Fbolball, Trarb Lorrie Watkins NHS, FHA, A Cappel la Latin Club Ruby Faye Weatherby Bible Club David Webb ICT, VICA Glee Webb Betty Welch Debra Welch Pam Welch FHA, FTA. Lalizz Clu bam! Club joe West VICA Melissa White Michael Wiggins Bible Club Jeanne Williams VICA. FHA Susan VUilliforcl ' ' ' ' Cl FHA. VOE. Llbrarj Cboir. b. Sbart nb 5 W.. I'-' mumw mum V ,t M W an . 1 W 4 , . v , , S M. :gf , 4 'M I N You can tell lhe ideal! of a nation by ily advertiyementf. Norman Douglas What's so great about graduating? The future. W- The future holds exciting and challenging X ,A opportunities. There will be many opportunities to , . contribute to technological development, and to - help solve area and community problems in a way that will contribute to real community progress. Q lr. 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TEXAS 79720 WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF AMERICAN PETROFINA, INCORPORATED 277 Donuts For All Occasio s SPACE RESERVED FOR THE PRESS Doughnuis: Xrfih J we E Q BIG DIPPER DONUT 1600 Gregg ST. Big Spring, T HESTER'S SUPPLY CO. 263-209l Big Spring, Texas 209 Runnel Office Supplies and Equipmeni ,- X i Wadespmatwj needfgowuiwlpl E X EEE FAYE'S ig 2 Your S+uden+ Publica+ions - -KX i ,f' THE coRRAl. , and K EL RODEO 278 I WE HAVE NEGLECTED YOU IN ANY THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR YOU IF B 8 H WAY IN THIS ANNUAL. NOW YOU CAN WRITE ALL ABOUT YOURSELF. 2601 Wasson Road xg- '6 xx5'f ' Phone 263-4492 55, 5?-if 5.3-Ls-.rv' A Big Spring, Texcls - asv, -KET .B-a-H--vs -'SQ E . S .5 H. D. HARP - Owner Y - 1 I .za-of '-Tn' -Q S, 545:39 'wQeS3J5.N, S A34rvs.-by - 571:56- .rex-skwlf 2,.-SSS5--eg -Pe Raymond Hambg Nloior Co. 1S is Bonk Rafe Financing New and Used Cars laymg gameg. 1001 West 4th Phone 263-7619 100 Eosf 3rd Street 267-6371 K. H. MBGIBBUN mi CUMPANY P. O. Box 508 I5OI Easf 3rd S+. 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Palli jpier, Gbmza jones, undjohfzrzy Rutberfnl bzgy rbyr and nfrllf. A Complete Line of Groceries, Choice Meats ond Frozen Foods 1901 Gregg 267-2471 NEWSOM'S Fi. Dx K 1 HLA ' , -q ve 'V' - I 3. xl ' .I i .5 U , 4 , f i '- .nf , , If , Q:1mg1'bl11I16I11llII'5 6119 jliirsi iliiniieh Hleihuhisi Qlturrh Thing Spring. Qvxew Best Wishes, Seniors From STANLEY HARDWARE COMPANY Your Friendly Hardware Store 203 Runnels 267-6221 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 111'1'l.PLACE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 1 284 COOK APPLIANCE COMPANY Our Sincere Good Wishes to the BSHS Seniors 400 East 3rd 267-7476 . V' ' 1 E ,. f Estabimlwdl iw 19119 QosJolm.sowQb-wa 267-2506 319 Qptlhg, Tami BIG SPRING ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS PERMIAN INSURANCE AGENCY 103 PERMIAN BUILDING COWDEN INSURANCE AGENCY PERMIAN BUILDING E. P. DRIVER INSURANCE AGENCY 213 RUNNELS HOWARD COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY 204 RUNNELS JOE POND INSURANCE AGENCY 215 RUNNELS REEDER 81 ASSOCIATES 506 EAST FOURTH LAWRENCE ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY 709 EAST THIRD SLAUGHTER INSURANCE AGENCY 1305 GREGG STRIPLING-MANCILL INSURANCE AGENCY 600 MAIN TATE-BRISTOW 81 PARKS INSURANCE AGENCY 508 MAIN BILL REED INSURANCE AGENCY 211 JOHNSON PATTERSON INSURANCE AGENCY 1606M GREGG H. B. REAGAN INSURANCE AGENCY 207 WEST FOURTH 285 Cwheat FURNITURE APPL E Famous National Brand Ho E. Second St Bi Elmo Wasson THE MEN'9 snop Q22 Main B'8 9P ' 8 T BIG SPRING W EV I i PIZZA HUT 5 I , fy M III X5 I A ffIIiW IfIiQ9If M2 f ONGRA IIIIIIIS WMWEIWWW VILLAGE Gjwfygffa U ' SHOE sIoRE yi ,gp QQ, IIIIZIZIII If If MII III F Q .' hw , a The State Nutiona Big Spring, Texas I Bunk I24 Main 267-2531 4 , ee e 4 39 C1 uhmg 2 TZARK . T:-:G Y 'X ,mmwwsssswsmwwzesvswwwwwwmwvw f W 4, A17 the gggfziiiiirfi 1 A i Qt5I'E graduaHng Y Yxxxl 'l'l!!llIllIll '4 C I a S S 1mmnwwvwmsmswwsmwwwsswwSpsssmmwwwvvz 1 287 Lb355555555357755SB31I2D5555UYQEiU7DDb5vb3EbSSWDJDDD Admin! fmfrfr, ffllfllffj And Alexander, Fern 165 Alexander, Jack R. 152 Allen, Nlla 170 Allison, Rodney 161 Anderson. Sam 152 Annen, Nancy 165 Arndt, Virginia 158 Baird, Roy 162 Baker. Cornelious 167 Beevers, Max 166 Bentley, Harold 154 Blagrave, Velma 156 Blick. Judith 162 Boardman. Grant C 152 Bradley, Bill 164 Brandon. Francis 160 Braun, Garland 159 Breckenridge, Mary 159 Brewster, Llla 158 Brooks. Bill 167 Buckner. Corinne 158 Buckner, E. Y, 167 Burnsed, Charles 159 Bustamante. Dan 168 Byrd. Mary Jean 164 Carlson, Gary 169 Carr, Lynn 168 Clayton, Barry 156 Clements, Balley 161 Clements, Carol 161 Cockrell. Tom 167 Colllns, Marian 160 Cook, lee Ola 170 Crockett, Don 155 Cunningham, Donnlta 165 Cunningham, Wilbur 160 Currie, Jerry 152 Curry, Willlam 160 2 A - Abbe. Denise 173 Abbott. Larry 219 Abereo. Mary Ann 241 Abernathy. Wanda 219 Abundez, Dinah 219 Abundez, Elva 19 Abundez, Nellie 175 Acuff, Jatkie 197 Acufi Myra 219 Adams. Ginger 219 Adams. Jo Lynn 219 Adams, Lynn 197 Adams, Mike 175 Addy, Debbie 175 Adklns. Debbie 197 Adkins. Robert 219 Affleck, Llnda 197 Aggen. Chuck 175 Aldridge, Alice 175 Aldrldge, Martha 173 Aleman, Deborah 173 Aleman, Roger 219 Alexander, Debbie 175 Alexander, Mike 241 Alldredge. Stephen 173 Allen, Joann 197 Allen, Julle 173 Allen. Kathy 175 Allen. Mike 219 Allen. Rebecca 197 Alsbury, Ellzaberh 219 Alvarez, Olga 197 Alvarez, Sofia 219 Ames. Steve 197 Anderson. David 197 Anderson, Debra 197 Anderson, George 197 Anderson. Rnr- 219, 77 Anderson. Vernica 219 Anderson. Zane 19' Andrews, Sharon 219 Angle. Thomas 219 Annen. Vicki 173 Arbuckle, Charles 241 Arbuckle, Sherry 220 Arcand, Terry 175 Arencibia. Elizabeth 175 Arguello, Davld 220 Arguello. Joe 174 Dawes, Joseph 160 Deason, Nancy 168 Dibrell. Juanita 170 Dominguez. Manuel 171 Durham. Ron 164 Duthie, Pamela 168 Dykes, Spike 155 Ellig. Rachel 156 Ellls, Joyce 170 Garrett, Nanna 161 Green, Betty Lou 162 Green, Don 155 Grisham, Billye 163 Guthrie, G. T 160 Hagood, Rebecca 156 Haggood, Oakie 161 Halek, Arlene 162 Hakes, W. R. 160 Hale, Clovis 168 Hamilton, Charlotta 165 Hamilton, John 160 Harrington. Gene 155 Harris, Mike 168 Hembree, Donna 166 Hernandez. Eddie 171 Hernandez, Frank 171 Higgins, Norma 170 Higgins, R. S. 159 Hlse, Lynn 152 Hood. Everett 171 Hoover, Freda 170 Howard, Nan 156 Humphrey, Willene 162 Irwin, Charlotte 156 Johansen, Elizabeth 156 Kelly, Jerry 159 Lawlis, Ray 169 Lawrence. Pat 150 Leonard, Cathy 156 Loyd, Gerald 161 Lung, Jetre 161 Lynch, Susie 168 Madison. O. A, 169 Martin, William 161 Martinez, Antonio 171 Mathis, Nellie 169 Mathis, Perry 167 Mize, Kelly 171 Molpus. Morris 155 Monge, Richard 171 Morris, JoAnn 159 Moss, Joe A. 152 Mullins, Chris 170 Munoz, Connie 171 Munoz, C. H 171 Nordick, NaDean 160 Parker, Doyle 168 ' Patton, Clif 168 Patton, Dorothy 166 Patton, June 166 Pemberton, Jane 166 Pope, Ray 154 Presley, Robert 161 Pnddy, Jo ina Puckett, Imogene 157 Pugh, Kirby 161 Pugh, Sandra 157 Pulattie, F. W, 168 Reed, Noel 153 Rice, Dorothy 157 Rice. George 167 Richey, Blll 160 Richey, Mary Kay 164 Rodriquez, Al 171 Rodriquez,John 171 Rosson, Janice 155 fudcwf Jude! Arguello, Johnny 241 Arguello, Jose 174 Arista, Mary Jane 174 Arista, Pat 174 Armistead.John 197 Armlstead, Sheela 174 Armstrong, Barry 174 Armstrong. Susie 241 Arrick, Joanie 174 Arrlck, Sherri 220 Arriola, Milton 241, 47, 75 Atwell,Janet 174 Atwell. Terry 197 Awrry, Debra 174 Axelrod, Richard 174 Ayala. John 174 Ayers, David 174 Ayers, Deborah 174 - B - Backs. Norma 174 Baeza, Frances 174 Bagwell. Vicki 220 Barley, Linda zzo Balley, Ruth 241 Ballon, Alonzo 174 Ballon, Yolanda 198 Balr. Judy 198 Balt. Max 220 Baker. Danna 198 Baker, Rodney 198 Baker. Wayne 220 Baldock, Ronnie 220 Baldorck, Larry 198 Ball, Douglas 241 Ballard, Danny 174 Bankston, Brenda 198 Bankston, Karen 220 Barber, Judy 241 Barfield. Kenneth 241. 70 Barger. Rhonda 241 Barkley. Gary 241 Barnes. Bobby 198 Bartee. Russell 220 Barrera, Irene 198 Barrera, Julio 198 Barrera. Mary Helen 174 Barris. Becky 198 Bartlett. Linda 174 Basco, Kenneth 1741 Basco, Leonard 220. 76 Batchelon, Tom 174 Bauer, Paula 220 Beaird, Susan 198 Beams, Douglas 220 Bearden, Mike 174 Beasley, Bobby 198 Bedell. Earl 220 Bell, Guy 198 Bell, Karen 220 Bell, Warren 241 Beniamln, Rae 174 Bennett, Debbie 174 Bennett, Patty 221 Benson, Barbara 198 Benson, Llnar an ' Bentley, Robert 221 Berry-.Jay 241 Bettertor, Kaelyn 174 Blllalba, Frances 198 Billalba, Mary Lou 242 Billings, Pat 242, 59, 110 Birdsong, Debbie 198 Birdwell, Cindy 242 Birdwell, Scott 198 Birrell, Greg 198 Bizzell. Carrie 221 Bizzell, John 174 Black, Candy 221 Black, Deborah 221 Blackshmr. Dealy 242 Blackwell, Roy 198 Blair, Rebecca 221 Blakency. Martin 198 Blalack. Bruce 242 Blanchard, Debbie 199 Blanchard, Mike 221 Blount, Gary 199 Blount, Karen 175 Boadle, Debbie 221 Boadle. Martha 221 Boadle. Mona 175 Boadle, Murfi 175 Boardman, Barbara 199 Bohannan. Donna 199 Bokelman, Charles 221 Bokelman, Linda 175 Bolte, Mike 242 Bonner. Gwynn 242 Booher. John 199 Bool, Brad 175 my fader Ryan, Camella 157 Ryan, Sharon 157 Salizar, B. M. 171 Scott, Nancy 160 Shelton. Carolyn 170 Sheppard, Kenny 164 Shockey, Dan 165 Slaughter, Colleen 158 Smith, Dorothy 169 Smlth, D. 159 Smith, Jane 157 Smlth, John F. 154 Sorley, Floyd 160 Spencer, Loren 167 Steward, Erma 165 Swim, Keith iss Swim, Vonna Jean 167 Talmadge, John 154 Tanner, C W, 166 Tatum, Cletis 158 Taylor, Evaughn 170 Taylor, Jimmy 152 Taylor, Leon 167 Thompson, Bernlece 162 Thrapp, Donna 162 Torbensen, Carol 165 Turner, Don 164 Vines, Truett 167 Walker, Anna 162 Watkins, Roy 152 Webb, Glenda 166 Weeg, Reta 158 White, Sharon 157 Whitley, Douglas 159 Wiekline, Dolores 162 Willard, Helen 165 Woods, Jerry 167 Wright, Mildred 170 Bool, Cheri 221 Borrner, Nancy 199 Boy, Qlrolyn 242 Boyd, Marvin 221 Boyd, Susan 199 Brackett, Alice 175 Bradbury, Brenda 242 Bradbury, Sherry 242 Bradley, Gary 175 Brady, Mike 242 Branch. James 221 Brandon, John 175 Breisch, Bruce 221 Brewer, Patty 194 Brewer, Thomas 175 Bridges, Mike 242 Bright, Bnice 221 Broadrick, Ingrid 175 Broadrick, Linda 221 Broadrick, Ronnie 242 Brock, Rondel 175 Brooke, Melinda 221 Brooks, Brent 242 Brooks. Carolyn 221 Brooks, Noel 221 Broughton, Bruce 175 Brown, Aderian 199 Brown, Bonnie 221 Brown, Charles 222 Brown. Dwight 242 Brown, Georgia 199 Brown, Ginger 242 Brown, Glena 222 Brown, Glenda 199 Brown. James 242 Brown, Kenny 242 Brown, Larry 222 Brown, Mary Lnn 199 Brown, Patsy 222 Browning, Danny 199 Browning. Gordon 222 Brumley, Mike 242 Brumley, Terry 175 Brunson, Danny 175 Brunson, Daryl 175 Bryan, Terri 175 Bryant. Bob 222 Bryant, Denise 175, 65. 111 Buchanan, Debra 199 Buckner, Paula 222 Budke. Ann 242 Buford, Sherry 242 Bull. Terry 175 Bullard. Richard 199 Bunch, Fred 222 Bunch, Roe Lynn 242 Bunn, Allen 242 Bunn, Stewart 199 Burcham, Velinda 175 Burchell, Randy 199 Burchell, Vicki 199 Butehett, Phillip 245 Burchett, Raymond 175 Burkhart, Andrew 222 Burkhart. Tony 175 Burks, Elaine 175 Burleson, Marvin 199 Burnett. Douglas 243 Burnett, Steve 199 Burrow, Guy 245 Burt, Brenda 222 Bussell, Donald 199 Bustaman te, Frances 199 Bustamante, Vicente 199 Butler, Brenda 222 Butler, Frances 199 Butler, Rhonda 222 Butler. Sallie 199 Butler, Tommy 245 Byrd, Bobby 245 Byrd. Darrel 199 -C Cabiness, Anthony 199 Carrey, Debi zzz Caffey, Kay 175 Caffey, Roddy 199 Calderon. Ventura 175 Caldwell, Billy 175 Camp, Pam 199 Campbell, Betsy 199 Campbell, Charles 222 Campbell, Debbie 222 Campbell, Debra 175 Campbell, Gary 222 Campbell, Laura 199 Campbell, Robert zzz Campbell, Walter 199 Cannon. Elizabeth 222 Cape, Susan 222 Carlile, Albert 176 Carlile, Allen 245 Carlile, Bobby 176 Carlile, Cathy 222 Carlsson, Peter 222 Carlton, Karen 176 Carlton. Marjorie 222 Carmona, Vlncente 222 Carothers, Barbara 176 Carothers, Candy 245 Carothers, Mike 176 Carr, Randy 245 Carr. Rodney 176 Carrasco, Lucy 176 Carroseo, Lydia 176 Carrosco, Virginia 176 Cartillo, Eugene 245 Carroll, Garrell 199 Carter, David 176 Carter, Gerald 176 Carter, jim 245 Carter, Robert 243 Carter, Ronald 176 casey, Shawn 199 Casillas. Melinda 199 Cass. Linda 176 Castaneda, Anita 176 Cathcy, Linda 222 Cauble, Ricky 222 Cauley. Lynn 222, 54. 59, 75 Cavasos, Connie 200 Cederberg, Brad 200 Cervantes, johnny 220 Cervantes, Lucy 245 Cervantes. Manuel 245 Chapman. Robert 245 Chappell. john 200 Chappell, Melvin 243 Chappell, Sam 172, 176. 65 Chavarria, Albert 176 Chavarrla, Berry 222 Chavarrla, Eddie 200 Chavez, Ema 245 Chavez, lshmal 245 Chavez, joe 200, 74 Chavez, joe 245 Chavez, Marie 200 Chenault, Cherry, B Mlke 200 renda 200 Cherry, Patricia 172, 176. 111 Childress. Tim 245 Choat, jim 176 Chrane, Cfiry 245, 68 Chrane, jack 200 Christy, Richard 176 Churchwell,jean 225 Cisneros, Luis 176 Clackum. Billy 176 Clark, Cathy 200 Clark, Gwen 244 Clark, Lucretia 200 Clark, Sherry 176 Clark, Vicky 200 Clayton, Billy 244 Clemons, bee Roy 225 Cleveland, Harla 176 Click, Allen 176 Click, Donald 200 Clifton, Brent 176 Clutter, Linda 200 Coates, Esther 200 Coats, Debby 200 Cochran, Mary Kay 176 Cofer, Steve 244 Coffee, Debra 225 Coffeten, Karen 200 Coffey. Cecelia 200 Coffey. Robert 176 Coffman,joyce 200 Coggin, Billy 176 Coggin, Patricia 223 Coker, Connie 200 Coker, Mary 225 Colelazer, Mike 225 Cole, George 200 Cole, Peggy 225 Coleman, Bill 176 Coleman, Dixie 201 Coleman, Gayle 244, 110 Coleman, Steve 201 Collett, Debra 177 Collins, Karen 177 Compton, Doug 244 Conley, judy 201 Conley, Kathy 244 Connally. Veleda 177 Conner. Yvonne 201 Conway, Brenda 177 Conway. Karen 244 Conway, Tom 244 Cook, Clif 244, 69 Cook, Cynthia 177 Cook, Edward 244 Cook, Sharon 201, 62, 111 Cook, Thomas 225 Cook, Wesley 225 Cooks, Sheila 177 Cooley, Hugh Leene 225 Cooper. Elaine 177 Cooper, janice 225 Corbell, Geri 225 Corbell, Marilyn 244 Cordes, jackie 225 Cordes, Rose 225 Corralez, Eledla 244 Corralez,-juanlta 225 Correa, Delia 177 Correa, Christine 244 Correa, David 177 Correa, Rose 225 Correa, Simon 177 Correa, Yolanda 201 Corson, Karen 177 Conson, Mary Nell 201 Cortez, Armando 225 Cortez, Martha 244 Cotham, Harry 225 Cotton, Larry 244 Covington, Michael 225 Cowper. Ben 177 Cox, Nita 225 Cramer, Mike 177 Cramer, Sue 201 Cranford, judy 201 Craven, Richard 224 Crawford, Alma 201 Crawford, Carolyn 245 Crawford, joan 177 Crawford, Linda 224 Crawford, Preston 224 Crawley. Toni 177 Creighton, Chris 201 Crenshaw, Dale 201 Crenshaw. Robert 245 Crittenden, Rocky 224 Crocker, Rush 245 Crockett. Caren 177 Crook. Billie jean 224 Crooker, Billy 177 Crow, Dianna 224 Cruz, Tomasa 245 Cummings, Deborah 201 Cunningham, Brenda 177 Cunningham, Dan 224 Cunningham, Marilyn 177 Cunningham, Mike 224 Cunni ngham, Terry 201 Currie, Bill 177 Currie , Carol 201 Currie, Diana 201 Curry, Curtis, Curtis. Curtis, jack 201 Carol 177 Debby 224 jimmy 201 - D - Danford, Chris 201 Danford, Mike 177 Daniel, Doug 201 Daniels, Sharon 224 Daratt, Peggy 224 Darby, john 177 Darden. Steve 24 5 Darden, Terry 201 Datnal Daugh Daves, Davids Davis, Davis, l. Raymond 177 tery, joben 224 Brenda 201 on, jimmy 177 Bobby 178 Catie 224 om. Joann 245 Davis, Davis. Davis, Davis. Dawso judy 178 Lynda 245 Randy 201 Ricky 201 n, Catherine 201 Daylong, Ladonna 178 Dean, Dean, Kathy 224 Nancy zis Dean, Susan 201 Dean, Tony 201, 77 Deans, Deans, Alanda 245 Vicky 224 Deats, john 245 Dekle, Del Ba Elaine 224 sque, Oscar 201 Deleon, john 202 Deleon, Paul 178 Demen Demen t, Bobbie 177 t, james 245 Deming, Peter 202 Deming. Robert 245 Dennis, Esther 202 Dennis, Linda 245 Dennis, Robert 224, 75 Denson, Ricky 202 Denton, Leslie 178 De Riso, Charles 202 De Riso, Mary Ellen 224 De Riso, Michelle 202 Dewees, Pamela 225 Diaz, Elvira 178 Diaz, Ernest 178 Diaz, S alvador 178 Diaz, Viola 225 Dickens, james 202 Dickens, Randy 178 Dickens, Stephanie 225 Dickenson, Calvin 225 Dickson, Sherry 225 Difloure, Sue 225 Digby, Kay 245 Dltks, Kathryn 245 Dirks, Mary 201 Dittrieh, Cindy 245 Dixon, Roger 225 Dolan, jack 178 onpnmi, Alfred zrs Doucet, Dower, Downs, Draper, Draper. judy 178 Pam 178 Kenneth 225 David 225 Kelly 178 Drayton. Ruth 178 Duke, janle 245 Duncan, Bertie 225 Duncan. Dave 202 Dunlap. Debbie 225 Dunlap. Gary 175 Dunn, Earls 178 Dunnam, Barry 202 Dunnam, Louis 202 Dunnam, Rodney 245 Duran, Duron, Marla 202 Melinda 202 Dyer, james 202 Dyer. judy 225 Dyer, R icky 202 Dyer, Rocky 178 v E - Earhart. jan 245 Earhart. Mark 178 Earhart. Max 202 Easley, Becky 202 Eason, Barbara 202 Edens, Dan 202 Edens, Haskell 202 Edens, Sandra 178 Edens, William 245 Edwards, Bobby 178 Edwards. jimmie 202 Egan, Carolyn 202 Egan, Richard 178 Eggleston. Carl 202 Eggleton, Danny 178 Elliott, Callan 245 Elliott. john 225 Elliott, Ricky 178 Ellis, Kenny 178 Ellis, Smith 202 Ellison, Lottie 179 Elrod, Dee 245 Ely, Debi 179 Englert, David 202 English. Patsy 179 Ervin, Donna 202 Escanuelas. Gregoria 205 Escanuelas, Ignacio 179 Escobedo, Irene 179 Escovedo. Delores 179 Esquibel, janie 205 Esquibel, Linda 179 Estes, Denise 225 Estes, Sharon 225 Ethun, Richard 225 Evans, Carolyn 179 Evans, Hermand 225 Evans, Louis 205 Ezell, Easy 225 , F E Falkner, Riley 225 Farley, Ann 179 Farley, Essex 225 Farmer, Sharon 205 Farris, james 225, 75 Faulkenberry, David 205 Faulkner. Phyllis 205 Faulks, Billy 225 Faulks, Connie 246 Faulks, Ella 225 Faulks, Mary 205 Feichtlnger, Mike 179 Felts, Annette 246 Felts, Connie 226 Ferguson, Dale 179 Ferguson, Philip 205 Fickling, Terry 203 Fierto,jessie 226 Fierro, Lupe 226 Fierro, Martha 205, 111 Fierro, Moses 226 Fierro. Sandra 246 Finch, David 179 Findley, Charleta 179 Findley, Vicki 226 Finke, Debbie 205 Finke, Keith 179 Finke, Patti 246 Fish, Kent 205 Fisher. Evette 179 Fisher, Suzanne 246 Fiveash, Kay 205 Fleming, Betty 246 Fletcher, Bennett 179 Fletcher, Cheryl 226 Fletcher, jack 226 Fletcher, Tommy 205 Flores. Alma 179 Flores, Henrietta 205 Flores. johnny 205 Flores, juan 226 Flores, Lorina 205 Flores. Luven 246, 69 Flores, Margie 226 Flores. Moses 226 Flores, Oscar 179 Flores, Richard 179 Ford, Paula 246 Forgus, Vicki 179 ronescjarni zos Forrest, jann 246 Fortenberry, Sue 180 Fortune, jim 246 Foster, Elmer 180 Fox, Regina 205 Franco. Albert 205 Franklin. Hllly 205 Frank1in,ji11 226 Franklin, Ken 226 Franklin, Navada 226 Franklin, Wally' 203 Franks, Dorothy Lynn 180 Frazier, Ed 204 Fritts, Dana 226 Fritts, Debbie 246 Fritts, jon 180 Froman, Larry 246 Fryar, Mike 180 Fulbright, Laura 246 riiieiier, Janie 226 Fuller, Brenda 204 Fuller, Sabra 226 Fuqua,juanita 180 Fuqua, Rodnney 246 Furqueron, Medena 246, 60, 110 2 Q 2 Gagnon, Bonnie 226 Gagnon, Carol 180 Gainus, Franklin 180 Gaitan, Audelia 226 Gaiton, Elena 204 Galan, Avel 204 Galan, lsidoro 226 Galan, Mary Lou 180 Galan, Noemi 226 Galan. Sylvia 204 Galaviz, I.ucy 226 Galaviz, Yolanda 226 Galvan. Norma 204 Gamble, Perry 226 Gamble, Terry 204 Gamboa, David 204 Gamboa, Mike iso Garcia, Adolph 226 Garcia, Arthur 180 Garcia, Daniel 226 Garcia, Helen 226 Garcia. juanita 180 Garcia, Lorina 180 Garcia, Maggie 180 Garcia, Mary 180 Gary, Connie 180 Gary, john 227 Garza, Robert 180 Gauna, janette 227 George, Coker 227 Gerbith, Sharon 180 Gerhart, Michael 204 Gibbs, jim 227 Gibbs, L. C, 204 Gilbert, Albert 247 Gibson, Dee 246 Gibson, Dicky 246 Grpson, Donna 180 Gipson. Fannie 204 Gipson, Wanda 247 Gisch. Gary 180 Gomez. Alfred 204 Gomez, Irene 247 Gomez, john 227 Gonzales, Belinda 204 - Gonzales, juan 181 Gonzales, Manuel 181 Gonzales, Margie 181 Gonzales, Mike 181 Gonzales. Norma 227 Gonzales, Ramona 204 Gonzales, Venzerlado 181 Gonzales, William 204 Goodman, Diane 227 Goodwin, George 247 Gorman, john 181 Gossett. Clarence 181 Gossett, Ellen 227, 218, 61 Goswick, Gary 181 Goswick, Verna 227 Grant, Cindy 247 Grant, Peggy 204 Grantham, Bubba 205 Grantham, Corky 247 Gtauman, Beth 247 Grauman. Keith 205 Gray, Cynthia 181 Green, Donna 227 Green. Fred 181 Green, Paula 247, 46 Green, 51151111 205, lil Greene. Claudette 181 Greene. Rose 227 Greer. Cindy 227 Greer, Shelley 205 Gresham, Kathryn 247 Gresham, Edgar 205 Gressett, Bryon 205 Gressett, Cindy 247 Gressett, Debbie 205 Gtice. Greg 227 Griffin, Teresa 205 Grifhth, Darwin 247 Griffith, janice 205 Griffith, Veanda 205 Grigg, Debbie 181 Gtimsley, Carol 227 Grimsley, Mary 227 Grisham, Roger 205 Grissam, Carol 205 Grizzard, jeannie 205 Grizzarcl,jimmy 205 Grogan, Lorie 227 Gtumbaugh, Robert 247 Guess, Authur 181 Guess, Tracy 227 Guevara, Landa 205 Guinn, Fill 227, 76 Guinn, Vieky 205 Gulley, Barney 227 Gulley, Mary 181 Gum, Keith 227, 51 Gunnels, Kerry 247 Guthrie, Gayle 227 Guthrie, Kim 205 2 H 2 Hagle, Carroll 205 Hahn, Greg 227 Hahn, Melvin 181 Hahn, Randy 181 Hale, Marilyn 181 Hale, Robert 205 Hale, Terry 227 Halfmann, Gene 227 Hall, Nancy 247 Ham. Thomas 247 Hamby, Regina 227 Hamilton. Daisy 181 Hamilton, Diana 205 Hamilton, Richard 205 Hammon, Carolyn 205 Hammond, Becky 247 Hammond, Vicki 205 Hampton, Lori 227 Hanson, David 227 Hardison, Debbie 205 Hargrove, Linda 181 Harland, Danny 228 Harland, Mike 228 Haro, Henry 181 Harris, Bobbie 227 Harris, Carlton 227 Harris, Clarinda 227 Harris, Debbie 228 Harris, Dotletha 182 Harris, Leah 228 Harris, lee 247 Harris, Preston 182 Harris. Ricky 228 Harris, Vicki 182 Hart. Carl 205 Hart, Geralena 228 Hartley, jimmie 182 Harvell, David 182 Hattenbach, Lonnie 247 Hartenbath, Phyllis 205 Hayley, Zonettc 228 Hayworth, Lydia 182 Heard. Brenda 182 Heard, Marsha 228 Heard, Theresa 247 Heckler, Danny 205 Heckler, Wanda 247 Hedges, johnny 248, 69 Hedges, Mary Ellen 228 Hedrick, jarrell 182 Heiman, jimmy 205 Heirman, Annie 248 Heirman, Edith 205 Heith, Bobby 228 Henderson, Arlene 205 Henderson. Barbara 205 Henderson, Eddie 248 Henkel, Billy 205 Henry, Bill 248, 72 Henry, Ricky 181 Hernandez, Andy 206 Hernandez, Arthur 248 Hernandez, Felipe 182 Hernandez, Fernando 182 Hernandez, Ismael 182 Hernandez, Loretta 182 Hernandez, Mary Ann 248 Hernandez, Mauricio 182 Hernandez, Rosalinda 228 Hernandez. Salustio 248 Herndon, Le Ann 206 Herron, Maxie 206 Hewett, Charles 182 Hicks, Bruce 206 Hicks, Denise 206 Hicks, Patricia 182 Hickson, Cynthia 228 Hickson, Don 248 Hilario, David 248 Hilario, lascuila 248 Hilario, Isabel 182 Hilario, john 228 Hill, Alan 182 Hill, Mike 132 Hill. Steve 228 Hinds, Gary 22s, is, 73 Hine, Deborah 228 Hinojos, Lisa 228 Hinyub, l.yn 228 Hitt, Roger 205 Hodnett, Terry 182 Hogue, Trisha 206 Holcombe, Wyvonne 206 Holiday, Robert 182 Holladay. Don 182 Holland, Marilyn 182 Holland, Mervin 228 Holley, Steve 228 Hollingsworth, Dell 228 Hollingsworth, Sallie 206 Holloway, Mary 248 Holten, Matt 206 Holten, Mike 228 Honea, jimmy 183 Honey, janice 228 Hood, Nicky 206 Hooper, Ronda 183 Hooser, Pat 206 Hoover, Randy 229 Hoover, Robin 229. 52 Hopkins, David 229 Hopkins, Gage 183 Horn, Carolyn 206 Horn. Darrell 206 Horn, Larry 248 Horn, Lynelle 183 Horn, Marshall 229 Householder, james 183 Hubbard, Mike 248 Hubbart, Ronald 183 Hubbart, Stott 183 Huckaby, Beverly 206 Hudgins, Wesley 248 Hudson. Mike 229 Hudson, Sherry 183 Hufff Charles 229 Hufford, Wesley 183 Huffstickler, Greg 229 Hughes. Gary 229, 55, 75 Hughes. james 206 Hughes. Karen 229, 54 Hughes, Steve 206 Hughs, Cynthia 183 Hull, Dickie 229 Hull, Mike 229 Hull. Terri 183 Hurtington. Susan 183 Huses, Arthur 248 Huskie, Skipper 183 Hutcheison. Bobby 229 Hutcherson, Georgia 229 Hutto. Bruce 229. 61 Hyden. Charles 249 Hyden, joe 229 Hyden, john 206 Hyman, Monte 183 - 1 2 lmel, Rodney 183 Irwin, Peggy 229 2 j - jackson, Albert 206 jackson. Bill 183 jackson, Carl 249 jackson, Dora 206 jackson, Georga 185 jackson, Ricky 249 jackson, Ruth 229 jacobs, Deborah 229 jacobs, Richard 229 james, Becky 183 james, j ohnny 249 james. Tommy 183 jasper, Senora 183 jenkins, jenkins. jenkins, jenkins, jenkins, jenkins, jenkins, Becky 229 Bill 229 Carl 183 Darlene 229 Doris 249 Terry 249 Virginia 249 jensen, Deborah 249 jensen, Rebecca 206 johansen, Carl 229 johnson, Ben 206 johnson. Carol 184 johnson, Charles 184 johnson, Charles 206 johnson johnson , Dannie 184 , David 184 johnson, Dennis 184 johnson, Gary 249 johnson, Gwen 206 johnson, Helen 249 johnson johnson . lzell 230 . Kenneth 184 johnson, lee Altus 206 johnson, lewis 184 johnson johnson johnson johnson jones, B . Robert 184 . Ross 184 , Teresa 206 , Teresa 206 ill 249, 46, 60 jones, Cindy 184 jones, Donna 184 jones, Donnie 249 jones, Gary 206 jones, Gatlin 184 jones, Glenda 230 jones, Glynna 250, 52 jones, janis 249 jones, jenny 230 jones, jimmie 249, 67 jones. jimmy 184 jones, jontaylor 250 jones, Marian 206 jones, Mark 206 jones. Milton 206 jones, P hyllis 230 jones, Randall 184 jones, Sammy 230 jones, Sandra 250 jotdon, Bertha 250 jordan. Corlis 184 jordan, George 249 jordan, Raymond 249 junek, Dolores 206 LK, Kasch, Katy 207 Kasch, Nancy 249 Keele, Hlieia 250 Keele, Kevin 207 Keene, james 207 Keene, Nancy 259 Kelley. Gary 250 Kelley, james 250 Kennedy, Bonnie 184 Kennedy. Charlene 250 Kennedy, Linda 207 Kennedy. Louise 250 Kennedy, Ray 184 Kernodle, Katie 207 Kerr. janet 207 Key. juanite 250 Key, judy 207 Key, Linda 250 Kimble, Kimzey, Charles 250 Bobbie 2.10 King. Danny 130 King, ic aren 207 Kinman. Mike 207 Kionka, Roger 250 Kirby, Cathey 250 Kirk. Bertha 250 Kirk, Dorothy 207 Knappc. Knight. Knight, Knight. Knight. Carl 184 Gregg 184 james 250 joan 250 Scott 184 Knoclte. Barry 250 Knoepfel, John 185 Knoepfel, Richard 230 Knoepfel, Victoria 250 Knous, David 230 Knous, Jerry 207 Knox, Jennifer 207 Kolb, Deborah 230 Kolb, Sandy 207 Koshi, Paul 207 Kountz, Archie 185 Krebbs. Clifford 207 Kuykendall, Lloyd 207 L L L lacy, Joyce 230 Lagerstrom, Craig 185 Lancaster, Janet 207 Lancaster, Laverne 250 Lancaster, Pam 250 Land, Jolene 230 landmm, Sandy 230 Lane, Judy 230 Lang, Sally 230 Langley, Diana 250 Langley. Jamie 185 Langley, Leon 207 Langley, Rita Kay 251 Lanspery, Mary 185 Lara, Lupe 251 la Rochelle, Leslie 207 Lawhon, Susan 251 Lawlis, Steve 185 Leal, David 251 Lee, Gene 207 Lee, Rhonda 208 1egg,Joy 251 Legg, Robert 185 Legg, Suzanne 185 Lemons, Pam 208 lemons, Paula 185 Le Viet, Frances 208 Le Viet, Roger 251 Lewis. Charlie 251, 68 Margolis, Larry 186 Margolis, Robert 231 Marks, Roberta 231 Marks, Roberta 251 Marquez, Benny 231, 76 Marquez, Jesse 251 Marquez, Tony 186 Martin, Geren 208 Martin, Rose Marie 251 Martin, Terri 186 Martinez, Adelaindo 231 Mendoza, Fernando 231 Mendoza, Lesvia 209 Mendoza, Marcella 186 Mendoza, Tranquelino 186 Menges, Bob 209 Mercier, Susan 209 Merrell, Pam 252 Merrell, Paul 209 Merrick, Charles 186 Merrick, Kenneth 209 Merrill, Melanie 209 Neefe, Russell 232 Neighbors, A. C. iss Neighbors, Kathy 210 Neill, Gloria 254 Nelson , William 232 Newman, Carolyn 254 1 Newman, James 254, 45, 58 Newman, John 188 Newton, Carol 188 Newton, Garland 254 Newton, Martin 210 Martinez, Felix 231 Martinez, George 208 Martinez, Joe 209 Martinez. Juaquin 209 Martinez, Maria 186 Martinez, Oswaldo 186 Martinez, Raymond 186 Martinez, Stella 251 Martinez, Victor 186 Martinez, Yolanda 231 Marshall, Terry 251 Mason, Ronnie 209 Massey, David 186 Mata, Fernando 186 Mata, Juanita 251 Mata, Lupe 209 Mata, Maria 186 Mathews, Frankie 186 Matthews. Charles 231 Mesimer. Wanda 252 Mesker, David 231 Miears, Zonell 186 Milch, Larry 231 Milisits, John 209 Miller, Charles 209 Miller, Chester 186 Miller, David 186 Miller, Earsie 252 Miller, Gaylon 209 Miller, James 209 Miller, Joyce 209 Miller, Kay 186 Miller, Patricia 186 Miller, Ranette 209 Millet. Ricky 252 Miner, virginia iss Miller, Winifred 210 Mills, cindy 210 Newton, Sue Nell 210 Nichols, Brenda 210 Nichols, Carla 188 Nichols, Reba 210 Nichols, Robert 232 Nichols, Terry 188 Nicholson, Dick 232 Nicholson,Jerry 188 Nieland, Andy 232 Nix, Glenda 254 Noble, Doris 254 Norrell, Tommy 210 Norris, Rhonda 232 North, Larry 232 Norwood, Debra 188 Noyola, Herminia 188 Nuckels, Annette 210 Nugent, Wayne 188 , Q - Maulden, Blair 231 Maxwell, Allen 231 Maxwell, Paul 186 Mayes, Brian 209 Mayes, Cathy 209 Mayo, Susan 186 McAdams, Ricky 209 McAlister, Barbara 231 McAlister, Clint 209 McAlister, Kyle 251 McCann, Betty 231 McCann, Coy 251 Lewis, Clay 185 Lewis, Daniel 185 Lewis, David 185 Lewis. Glenda 230 Lewis, Greg 251, 68 lewis, Jo Ann 230 Lewis, Martha 185 Lewis. Ray 208 Lewis, Sheila 185 Lewis, Terri 185 Lilley, Shelia 185 Limon. Linda 208 Lipscombe, Elizabeth 2 Lloyd. Lynda 251 Lloyd, Rodger 208 Lockhart,Jana 230 Loftis. Dean 185 Long. Barbara 251 Long, Ronnie 251 Lonsfotd, Nita 208 Lopez, Joe 185 Lopez. Joe 208 Lopez, Martha 185 Lopez, Mary 185 Lopez. love, Lowry Lowry Loyn, Loyd. Nora 185 Kathy 185 . Cal 185 , LuAnne 231 Seneida 185 Carol 208 Lozano, Patsy 231 Luckie, Roberta 208 Luevano, Mimi 251 Luevano, Rene 185 Luevanos, Mary 208 Luian, Virginia 251 Lunsford, Windol 208 Lusk, Dan 208 Lusk. John 208 Lynch , Ron 231 Lyons, Bill 208 Lyons, Helen 185 Lyons, John 185 Lystet, Carol 185, 111 - Y Macklin, Cathy 208 Macklin, Par 251, 240, 47 Mayors, Janice 231 Malone, Michael 185 Marberry, Glenda 186 Marchant, Mike 231 Marcum, Pam 208 McCarra, Elizabeth 251 McCarty, Ann 231 McClanahan, Linda 187 McClendon, Linda 187 McComb, Cliff 209 McCracken, Bobby 231 McCracken, Polly 231 McCormick, Mike 187 McCraney, Mark 187 McCraney, Marsha 187 McCrary, Dana 187 McCullough, Raw Leah 187 McDade, leona 209 McDaniel, Debbie 187 McDaniel, Lowell 251 McDonald, George 189 McElrath, David 187 - MeEvers, Don 251 McGlotholin, Ayn 252 McGonagill, Karen 231 McGrath, Larry 231 McGuire, Beverly 187 McGuire, Susan 187 McKeller, Karen 209 McKinney. Harriet 252 McLaughlin, Kae 187, 172 McLaughlin. Scott 209 McMillan. Jo 209 McMillan, Perry 231 McMurray, Janet 209 McMurray, Linda 187 McMurtrey, Carolyn 252 McMurtrey, Johnny 209 McMurtrey, Tommy 252 McQuien, Don 209 McSwain, Dewey 209 McSwain, Linda 209 McSwain, Mike 252 McXVhirt, Deanna 252 McWhirt, Lynda 209 McWlhitt, Rowena 188, 111 Mcwfhorter, Nancy 252 Meador, Lynda 209 Mcads. Jolm 186 Mealer, Bobby 209 Medford, Scott 231 Meek, Kay 209 Meek, Ronnie 209 Meeks, Rctri 186 Menchaca, Willie 186 Mendez, Velma 186 Mendoza. Andy 186 Millwee, Billy 186 Milner, Rebecca 231 Minchew, Jacalyn 210 Minter, Annette 210 Mitchell, Terry 210 Moates, Mike 210 Molina, Janie 231 Molina, Teddy 210 Montanez, Carlos 186 Montanez, Maria 186 Monteleone, Rick 210 Montelongo, Juan 186 Montgomery, Carolyn 252 Moore, Brenda 231 Moore, Elizabeth 253, 50 Moore, Gary 186 Moore, Mary 210 Morales, David 210 Morales, Jorge 253 Moralez, Merllnda 210 Morehead, Jan 232 Morgan, Daniel 186 Morgan, Georgia 186 Morgan, Randy 232, 74 Morgan, Sherry 232 Moring, Jerry 253 Morris, Judy 187 Morris, Linda 253 Morris, Ricky 187 Morrison, Phyllis 210 Morrow, Vicki 253 Morton, Ann 187 Morton, David 232 Morton, Debora 210 Moser, Juanita 187 Moss, Donna 232 Moss, Joe 232 Moss, Ruth Anne 210 Mossholder, Melinda 232 Mounce, Rebecca 210 Mullen, Pat 187 Munoz, Amelia 187 Munoz. Federico 232 Munoz, Irene 253 Munoz, Richard 187 Munoz, Robert 210 Munoz, Tommie 232 Murdock, Jeff 187 Murdock, Linda 232 Murdock. Mary 232 Murley, Danny 253 Murley, Jenny 187 Murphy, Alan 187 Muse, Sheryl 253 Myles. Cheyenne 232 Myrtledove, Sammie 210 , N L Nail, Joyce 210 Nails, Coleman 254, 72 Nalls, Rohley 210 Nanny. Eddie 232 Nanny. Martha 188 Neal, Doris 188 Neece, Sandy 232 Olguin, Joe 210 Olivas, Katie 188 Olivas, Mary l-lellen 188 Oliver, Raylene 188, 111 Oliver, Theresa 210 Olsen, Patti 254 Olson, Darrell 232 Oppegard, Nancy 210 Ornelas, Dolores 254 Ornelas, Frank 188 Ornelas, Josie 188 Ortega, Jose 232 Ortega, Mary Lou 188 Ortiz, Joe 210 Osburn, Gary 254 Ovalle, Jane 254 Overton, Donnie 188 Overton, Vicky 189 Owen, Loretta 254 Ownbey, Ronda 233 Oxlord, Debbie 210 - P L Pachall, Debby 233 Padilla, Jose 233 Padilla, Maria 233 Paige, Debra 210 Palmer, Ann 189 Palmer, Patricia 189 Palomino, Rosalinda 254 Palomino, Ruben 210 Pannell, John 254 Parchman, Danny 254 Paredez, Albert 189 Paredez, Bertha 233 Paredez, Mary Ann 189 Paredez, Nell 254 Paredez, Orlando 189 Paredez, Pedro 211 Parker, John 211 Parker, Sam 233 Parks. Bob 254 Parks, Lana 189 Parmcnter, Bill 211 Parnell, Greg 189 Parnell. Shelane 254 Parras, Alice 189 Parras, Brenda 189 Patras, Gloria 233 Parras, Ralph 211 Parrott, Sheree 189 Pascale, Linda 211 Passmore, Ralph 254 Patterson, Royce 211 Patton, Becky 211 Patron, George Ann 254, 49 Patton, Jessica 233 Patton, John 255, 48, 71 Paul, Doris 189 Paul, Shirly 211 Payne, Ed 233 Payne, Richard 255 Payne, Ruth 189 Peach, John 189 Peacock, Dale 255 Pearce, james 189 Peralta, Frankie 211 Perez, David 253 Perez, Gloria 211 Perkins, Carol 211 Perkins, joe 211 Permenter, Colleen 255 Perry, Carol 189 Perry, janet 255 Perry, Vicki 189 Person,james 189 Pesina, joe 189 Peters, Barbara 189 Peters, Beverly 189 Peters, Dewayne 253 Peters, Patty 211 Peterson, Charlene 211 Peterson, Larry 255 Peurifoy , Penny 255 Peurifoy, Rick 255 Pharr, Peggy 211 Phelan, Elizabeth isa Phillips, Judy iso Phillips, Lila 189 Phillips, Nancy 211 Phillips, Nancy 211 Phillips, Robert 189 Phillips, Sandara 255 Phillips, Terry 255 Phillips, Terry 255 Pickett, David 190 Pickett, Donald 255 Pickle, David 255 Picquet, Mike 211 Picquet, Pamela 190 Pierce, Debbie 255 Pierce, Larry 190 Pillans, Pamela 255 Pillans, Ronny 190 Pipes, Mike 212 Plpkin, Su Zann 212 Pitcher, Tia juana 190 Pitchford, Deborah 190 Pitts, Betty 190 Platte, Larry 212 Pless, Nancy 255 Plew, Roger 190 Plowman, Susan 190 Plunkett, Steve 212 Pobst, Susan 255 Pohl, Sara 255 Polanco, Ema 190 Polk, Florence 190 Polk, Tommy 240, 255, Poole, Cathy 256 Poole, Gary 190 Pope, Gary 190 Pope, james 255 Pope, R andall 212 Pope, Sandara 255 Pope, Shirley 255 Porras, Nora 256 Porras, Pascual 212 Porter, Daniel 212 Porter. Leland 255 Porter, Patricia 190 Posey, Ann 255 Pounds, janlte 212 Powell, Ann 212 Powell, Craig 255 Powell, Dauri 212 Powell. Mark 212 Powell, Sherry 256 Prater, Gllry 255 Price, Debbie 212 Price, jerry 256 Price, Lesa 190 Price, Terry 212 Ptiebe, Billy 190 Priebe. Roy 256 Pringle, Barbara 255 Pringle, Cathy 190 Proctor, Chris 255 Proctor, Mike 256 Proffitt. Dan 212 Pruitt, Diane 190 Pugll, Albert 190 Puga, Gilbert 255 Pulattle, Danny 256, 67 Pyles, Steve 254 2 Q 2 Qualls, Franklin 212 2 R 2 Rainey, Rex 212 44 Rainey, Russ 190 Rains, john 212 Ramirez, Adelita 254 Ramirez, Carmen 254 Ramirez, Dina 190 Ramirez, Isabel 190 Ramirez, Paula 256 Ramirez, Roman 254 Ramos, Rebecca 254 Randle, Michael 190 Raney, Bill 254 Raney, Cheryl 190 Rankin, Valencia 212 Rau, Sidney 190 Ray, Deborah 254 Ray, Grady 2l2, 62 Ray, janis 245 Ray, Larry 254 Ray, Larry 256 Rayburn, james 190 Rayburn, Pat 254 Read, jerry 190 Reagan, Coy 257 Reagan, janis 254 Reagan, Treonnc 257 Ream, jimmy 257 Reaves, Mark 190 Reece, Danny 254 Reed, Debbie 212 Reed, Mike 190 Reed, Sammy 212 Reed, Sandy 212, 196 Reed, William 254 Reese, Debbie 212 Reidy, james 254 Relnkemelyer, Sue 212, 196 Renteria, Anita 190 Renterla, Christina 190 Renteria, janie 212 Renteria, joanna 212 Renteria, joe 254 Rhodes, Mary 257 Rice, jon 212 Rich, Steven 212 Richardson, Dennis 212 Richardson, Eugenia 190 Richardson, janet 257 Richardson, Margaret 254 Richardson, Nancy 254 Riddle, Nancy 212 Rlgdon, Kathy 212 Rigdon, Richard 254 Riherd, Peggy 257 Riket, Sandy 212 Ringener, Becky 254 Ringener, Gary 215 Ringener, Larry 215 Ringer, Geanie 190 Ringold. Rolanda 215 Rios, Anita 215 Rivera, David 254 Rivera, Delola 257 Robb, Ike 190 R 531535, Steve 255 Romos, Martin 215 Root, Larience 215 Rosas. Elma 255 Rosene, Kyle 255 Rotenberry, Rozanne 215 Rough, john 191 Rountree, Terry 255 Rowden, Debbie 191 Rowland, Kay 191 Rowland, Pam 258 Rubio, Benito 215 Rublo, Felix 191 Rubio, Margie 191 Rubio, Maria 191 Rubio, Sally 215 Rumans, Phyllis 215 Rush, jerry 191 Russell. Karen 258 Russell, Marsha 255 Russell, Ruth 258 Russell, Steve 258, 68 Russo, Paul 255 Rutherford, Debbie 215 Rutherford, Ellen 258 Rutherford, johnny 255, 74 Rutledge, Russie 258 Ryan, Gregg 258 Rybolt, Deborah 215 Ryerson, Arvella 215 2 5 2 Salazar, Henry 255 Salazar, Marla 255 Saldivar, Adrian 258 Saldivat, Audon 255 Saldivat Saldivar , Berlinda 191 , Fidel 255 Saldivar, Tiodora 191 Salgado, Olga 215 Sanchez Sanchez , Lina 255 , Robert 215 Roberts, Ann 257 Robertson, Charles 190 Robertson, joan 257 Robertson, Mike 254 Robertson, Pamela 215 Robinson, Anne 257, 44 Robinson, judy 191 Rocha, jesse 215 Rocha, Mary 215 Rocha, Robert 191 Rodgers, Carl 191 Rodgers, jimmy 254 Rodgers, Kay 257 Rodgers, Robert 215 Rodgers, Tommy 191 Rodriquez, Charlie 254 Rodriquez, Francisco 257 Rodriquez, Gilbert 257 Rodriquez, jane 254 Rodriquez, john 254 Rodriquez, Lucreclu 215 Rodrlquez, Lupe 255 Rodrlquez, Manuel 191 Rodrlquez, Mary 191 Rodrlquez, Raymond 191 Rodrlquez Rodrlquez , Sylvia 191 , Victor 191 Rogers, Katherine 191 Rogers. Kay 255 Rogers, Lee 191 Rogers, Rowena 215 Sanchez, Tony 255 Sanders. Randy 191 Sanders, Terri 255 Santiago, Rachel 191 Sargent, jody 255 Sargent, Ruby 215 Sawyer, Dianne 255 Sayers, Kathrine 191 Scarbroygh, Beverly 215 Shaedel, Lynn 215 Schneider, jennifer 258 Schneider, joan 192 Schwarzenbach, Belle 215 Schwarzenbacll, Bill 258 Scott, Adelyne 258 Scott, David 215 Scott. Marc 255 Stale, Mike 255 Seirzler, Patricia 192 Selders, Steve 215 Sellars, Mike 215 Settles, Rowan 258 sevey, Johnnie 215 Shaffer. Gary 215 Shaffer, Pete 192 Shanks, La Shara 255, 218, Shanks, Stanley 192 Shapland, Patty 255 Sharp, Victor 192 Shaver, jill 192 Shaver, Mark 258 Shaw, james 258 Sheehan, Diane 192 Sherrill, Austin 192 Sherrill, Earl 258 Shlflet, Debra 192 Shryatk, Debbie 214 Sigmon, Harold 214 Simmons, Debra 192 Simmons, Shelby 192 Simpson, David 214 Simpson, Ricky 214 Sims, jaquetta 214 Sims, Laquetta 214 Singleton, Curtis 192 Singleton, joseph 256 Slsson, Deborah 214 Slzenbach, Danny 192 Slzenbath, Mike 192 Slate, Mark 214 Sledge, Wfllllllm 214 Sloan, Larry 258 Smart, Danny 214 55 Smattt, Randy 192 Smith. Candice 258 Smith, Coy 256 Smith, Deanna 256 Smltll, Don 192 Smith, Gary 258 Smith, Gayle 258 Smith, Gerald 258, 49 Smith, janet 256 Smith,john 214 Smith, Larry 192 Smith, Louie 192 Smith, Michael 192 Smith, Mike 192 Smith, Patrick 256 Smith, Stephen G. 214 Smith, Steve R. 214 Snyder, john 192 Sorrells, Linda 192 Spargo, Marlinda 192 Sparks, Mary 192 Speaker, Debbie 192 Spearker, Robert 192 Spears, Teresa 192 Spier, Bllly Bob 259, 69 Spier, Patti 256, ss, 110 Spraberry, Rhonda 192 Spradling, Karen 192 Staggs, Marcia 192, 111 Stallings, Gary 214 Stanaland, Sue 214 Standard, Audrey 192 Stanley, David 192 Stanley, Dickey 256 Stanley, Donna 214 Stanley, Steve 256 Stark, Bobby 192 Starr, Debbie 192 Stasey, Randy 192 Steele, Dwalyn 195 Stephens, Cynthia 195 Stephens, Linda 195 Stevens, joy 214 Stewart, Deborah 195 Stewart, Glenda 214 Stewart, Howard 214 Stewart, Phillip 256 Stewart, Stanford 259, 50 Stewart, Tony 214 Stewart, Wendell 259 Stehl, jimmie 256 Stinson, Pat 214 Stocks, june 195 Story, Sharon 256 Strain,jim los Strain, john 259 Sturm, Gary 256 Stuteville, Candie 214 srurevllle. Gary 214 Sruteville, julia 256 Sulalc. Susan 215 Sullivan, Billy 259 Sullivan, Bobby 259 Sullivan, Gwen 215 Sunday, Randy 256 Sursky, Boris 193 Swartz, Andy 215 Sweeden, Pat 215 Sweeney, Patsy 259 Swift, Brenda 195 Swim, Sharon 259, 240 Switzer, Lewis 256 Swords, Lynda 215 Swords, Smith 256 2 T 2 Tabor, Charlene 195 Tackett, Debra 215 Talamanrez, johnny 195 Talbot. Anne 256, 51. 110 Talbott, David 259 Talmadgc. jeff 215 Tanner, Tommy 256 Tarpley. Marsha 215 Tate, Debra 256 Tate, Kelley 195 Tate. Paula 195 Taylor, Gay Nell 256 Taylor. larry 259. 240 Taylor, Linda 259 Teague, Angle 195 Teague, Denlte 256 Telchman, Elaine 195 Templeton, Dana 259 Templeton. Don 215 Templeton, Gene 195 Templeton, Richard 215 Tereletsky, Mark 195 Terrazas, Mary Alice 195 Thames, Kelly 195 Thomas, Charles 256 Thomas, Dave 256 Thomas. jeff 259 Thomas, Ricky Ray 257, 70 Thomas, Roy 257 Thompson, Bobby 259 Thompson, Clay 215 Thompson, Don 259 Thompson, jane 259. 48 Thompson, Kathy 215 Thompson, Pam 195 Thornton, Danny 195 Thornton, Phyllis 257 Thornton. Roy 194 Thornton, Stanley 257 Vasquez. l.arry 215 Thorp, Bonnie 257 Thorp, Linda 259 Tibbets, jackie 259 Tidwell, Charles 215 Atha's Hair Styles 282 Tidwell, Helen 194 Tidwell. john 257 Trdwell, Steve 257 Tindol, Karen 215 Tindol. larry 194 Tlnclol, Linda 194 Tingle, jackie 194 Tingle, Patricia 257 Todd, Barbara 259 Toland, jan 259 Tonn. jack 257 Tonn, jetre 215 Torres, Arthur 257 Torres. Connie 194 Torres, Isabel 257 Tovar, Betty 215 Tovat, Fidel 260 Trantham. joe 194 Trantham, Robbie 260 Travis, Gary 194 Trim, Susan 194 Tubb, Karon 215 Tubb, Mary 215 Tubb, Richie 260 Tubb, Riky 257 Tucker, Billy 194 Tucker, Claude 260, 67 Tucker. Dianne 257 Tucker. Elaine 257 Tucker, Randy 260 Tuclcness, Gene 194 Tune, Tommy 194 Turner, Andrea 215 B 81 H Cleaners 279 Barnes-Pelletier Shoes 275 Beauty Center 264 Bell's Prescription Pharmacy 284 Bennett's Pharmacy 280 Bettle-Womack 275 Big Dipper Donuts 278 Big Spring Association of Insurance Agen Big Spring Locker 84 Meat Company 285 Big Spring New Car Dealers 267 Big Spring savings zu Big Spring Printing 286 Blumls 282 Carver Drive-ln Pharmacy 280 Center Barber Shop 276 Chapman Meat Market 268 Cinema 264 Clyde McMahon Concrete Company 275 Coca-Cola Bottling Company 287 Coker's Restaurant 269 College Park Barber Shop 276 ts 285 'Turner. Charlie.194 Turner, Cheri 215. 196, 111 Turner, johnnie 215 Turner, Vicki 194 Tymniak. Leslie 257 , U , Urban. john 194 Urban, Kathy 25' Utley, Carolyn 257 Utterback. jimmy 257 Utterback, john 215 - V , Valdez, juaquin 194 Valdez, Sylvia 257 Valencia. Antonia 260 Valencia. Linda 194 Valles, Esequlel 257 Vance. Randy 257 Van Slyke. Donald 258 Vansylke, Linda 194 Van Vleet, Carl 260 Vargas, Alma 257 Varnado, Douglas 257 Vaughn. jeff 215 Vaughn, Vicki 194 Velasquez, Maria 215 Velesquez, Sally 258 Vera. Alfonso 216 Vera. Armanda 260 Vera, Richard 260 Vick, Gregory 194 Viera, Sam 194 Voight, Charlie 260 Vollmer, Carolyn 194 Vollmer. Tommy 194 - W , Wade, Marilyn zcio Wade, Polly 195 Waggoner, Sharon 195 Walker, Arlis 216 Walker, Bobby 216 Walker, Charlotte 258 Walker, Gary 195 Walker, joyce 260 Walker, Ryan 258 Wall, Dennis 258 Wall, joanne 216 Wallace. Davis 216 Wallace. De Wayne 258 Walton, Eugene 261 Ward, Eddie 195 Ward. Herbert 261 Ward, Ray 216 Wlard. Ronnie 195 Ware. Stlnnitta 258 Mare. Tony 216 Warner, Debbie 195 Warren, Roy Lee 261, 70 Wash, Debbie 216 Waters, Paula 195 Watkins. Lorrie 261, 45 Watkins. Mildred 216 Watkins. Monnle 258 Watkins. Patsy 195 Watkins. Susan 195 Watson. Susan 216 Way, Cecilia 216 Way, Cynethia 195 Way. Elnora 258 Weaklcy. Robert 195 Wfmtherby, Ruby Faye 261 Wfellver. Bill 258 Weaver. Pat 258 Webb. David 161 Webb. Gayle 216 Webb, Glec 261 Webb. Paul 216 Weber. Connie 216 Weeks. john 216 Weldel. Rick 216 Weinkauff Esther 258 Weir. Danny 195 Welch. Betty 261 Welch, Debra 261 Welch. Pam 261 Welch, Tommy 216 Wfesley, Harold 195 West, joe 261 Westbrook, Cindy 216 Whatley, jan 195 Wlheelock, Stephen 216 White, Bobby 258 White, Clndl 195 White, Kay 258 Wfhite, Lee 216 White. Melissa 261 White, Pam 216 Whitten, Susie 195 Wickline, jeff 216 Wlckline, Sherry 195 Wiggington, Maurine 195 Wiggins, Carla 258 Wiggins. Michael 261 Xitfiggins, Syble 216 Wiggins, Vincent 195 Wilkins, Berethia 195 Williams, Amanda 195 Williams, Calvin 216 Williams. Charles 216 Williams, Cindy 195 Williams, Dianna 195 Williams. Gayla 195 Williams, janet 258 ,421 erii ing 114451 Colonel Sanders' Kentucky Fried Chicken 276 Cook Appliance Company 284 Cosden Oil 84 Chemical Company 277 tiiinningliini at Phillips 284 Dibtell's 272 Eddie's Service Center 266 Elmo Wasson Men's Store 286 Estah's Flowers 264 Faye's Flowers 278 First Federal Savings St Loan Association 266 First National Bank 281 First United Methodist Church 284 Gage Oil Company 281 Gamco industries 269 Gandy's Dairy 266 Gibbs Sc Weeks 280 Gibson's Discount Center 282 Gound's 268 Gtaham's Ofhcc Machines 285 Halrstyle Clinic 274 1-lamhy Motor Company 279 Hamilton Optometric Ginic 268 293 Hemphill-Wells 270 Herman's Steak House 274 l lestet's 278 Highland South Barber Shop 276 Howards Studio 271 jones Construction Company 274 KBST 274 Lt- Boutique 282 McGlbbon Oil Company 279 Nalley-Pickle Funeral Home 268 Neel's Transfer 280 Newsom's 284 One Hour Martinizing 275 Petco 272 Pioneer Natural Gas 275 Pizza Hut 286 Purser Oil Properties 282 Record Shop 280 Rhodes Realty 265 River-Welch Funeral Home 269 Robinson Drilling Company 272 Williams. jeanne 261 Williams, jerome 195 Williams. Kay 258 Williams, Kenny 258 Wfilliams. Nancy 216 Williams Williams Williams . Wanda 195 . Wanda 259 on. Mike 195 williliirrl. Susan zsl Willis. Ly-nn 261 Wilson, Carolyn 195 Wilson. Connie 195 Wilson, jimmy 261, 71 Wilson, Robert 261 Wise, Beth 259 Wise. Nancy 195 Witte. Randall 216 Wolf, Sunny jo 217 Womack , Brent 261 Womack. Randy 217 Womack, Rhonda 259 Wood. Billy 195 Wood, joyce 259 Wood, Kathie 261 Woodard, Linda 217 Woods, Milini 217 Woolrlrige, Mike zlv Wooley, Rocky 261. 67 Wooley, Sherry 259, 218 Wooley, Toni 217 Woolyerton. Raymond 259 Wozencralt, C M. 217 Wright. Danny 217 Wright, David 217 Wright, Kathy 259 Wlright. Lonnie 195 Wright, Lorrin 195 Wright. Ray 259 Wrightsil, Donald 259 Whghtsi 1. jackie 259 ,yd Yanez, johnny 217 Yanez, Kathleen 259 Yanez, Oscar 261 Yanez, Sonny 217 Yarbrough, Leslie 217 Ybarra. Manual 261 York, Wayne 217 Young. Brenda 217 Young, Chrystal 259 Young, jimmy 195 Yzaguirre, juanita 239 -Z- Zellars, David 217 Zolllnget. Ede 259 Zubiate. Zubiate. Ernest 21 7 joe 259 Rosson Insurance Agency 282 Security State Bank 285 Sid Richardson Carbon Company 268 Smith 154 Coleman Oll Company 269 Southwest Tool Company 275 Spanish inn zvs Stanley Hardware 284 State National Bank 287 Stripling Supply Company 286 Swartz 266 Tea Room Cafeteria 265 Texaco Wholesale Distributors 285 Texas Electric 264 Thelma's Dress Shop 264 Thomas Ofdce Supply 269 Tompkins Tire Center 274 Village Shoe Store 286 Wheat Furniture 286 Youth Beauty Shop 265 Zacks 274 Zales 279 joy, sorrow, success, utter failure - emotions that combine to constitute life . . . Awareness, innocence, involvement, apathy - a kaleidoscope of ideas, events, and actions . . . Conflict, turmoil, hatred, war, tension, rebellion, and peace - the words connected with 1969 . . Life - a mass of feelings, a blur, a shadow . . We search for meaning in a world we do not understand. We face the future with uncertainty, the past with regret, and doubt is ever-present. 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This year has been full of so many exciting times, and yet the little things that occurred every day are the ones that now seem most precious - the coffee in the lab, the hours spent in the wee hours of the morning working to meet a deadline, the pri- vate jokes known only to the staff, and so many other things that once seemed so insignificant and now have so much meaning. This page would not be complete without including the names ofa truly dedicated staff who put their hearts into the production of this book. My most heartfelt thanks go to . . . Paula Green, associate editor, who not only was responsible for a great facul- ty section, but who was always around to lend a hand and add some merri- ment to the lab, Gwynn Bonner, whose student life section will bring back happy memories for years to come for every member of BSHS, Carobfn Crawforaf organizations editor, for all the time she spent in order to give this section a new look, Merlena Fnrqueron, whose notables section added an extra sparkle to the en- tire book, Bella Grazzrnann, senior editor, who spent hours in order to present an illus- trious class and their activities, Barry Knoeke, sports editor, who had the mammoth job of keeping track of all the athletic events, Gbfnna joner, Linda CrawforaC Swan Cape, Patti Spier, Mary Ellen Hedges, Ellen Gorrett, and Robin Hoooer, those wonderful junior assistants who were always ready and willing to do all the tedious jobs that go into a yearbook, Mike Alexander, Brace Hiekr, and Stott Meafortl, our invincible photogra- phers who were responsible for a large majority of the pictures in this book, Howarth Studio and especially M rr. Clarinala Harrir, for the pictures in the notables section, Mr. Frank Brandon, an excellent photographer who did a grand job on the school board picture, Mr. Floyd Hooron, Taylor Publishing Company, who was always available to help us with technical problems, Texar Terb journalism Dqrartrnent, for their advice and assistance, and the faculty and arlrninirtratorr of BSHS who were constantly willing to give their full cooperation. A very special thanks must go to a very dear and wonderful friend of mine, Mrr. Ewna StewaraC without whose help and guidance this yearbook could not have been completed. Mere words could never express my appre- ciation for all the wonderful ways in which she has helped me during these past two years, but it is enough just to say that she will always hold a very special place in my memories. Now it is time for a final good-bye. Editor-in-chief M 1 l , ffjfjfjbf 296 LVVC- r ' M1053 MQQVDUQ M: inn Mp? 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