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

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1970 volume:

Jc3«-ii i L,- i v el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo big spring high school big spring, texas volume 52 table of contents Student life 12 notables 46 organizations 68 sports 108 personnel 1 56 advertisements 276 To compile a record of involvement — a descrip- tion through prose and pictures of a year of inter- action between students, faculty, and administrators . . . the story of students Involved in activities, in studies. In life . . . this Is the job of the EL RODEO staff. It requires more than a photograph and a clever blurb to describe the involvement of a high school year. It requires an interest, but still more it requires a participation and a commitment to that year. The 1970 EL RODEO Is dedicated to those mem- bers of the administration, faculty, and student body who have cared enough to become involved, and in doing so, have left a part of themselves as the ever- changing personality of Big Spring High SchooL pr 1. . r ;. .J ' .x opening % ■ vrtj |. P V ' , ' • ' s ' . - : 1 • • IP k mi % J v J V . m ' jSM Hr T m t ■-. r 1 opening ' ' l v J  . . ? • i- y ' S ■llP« «e -. .■- Without the agony of involvement you cannot lose. 10 Nor can you win opening jn mWj ■ y ' ' .i •..■y.r. ' - wy v a a go-getters explore new dimensions After nine months of reading, ' riting, and ' rithmetic, students looked forward to a little fun in the sun. Not everyone spent the weeks in idleness, though, for many accepted summer jobs, and others attended seminars, camps, and workshops. 14 A— At the Student Council Workshop, Anne Talbot, Scott McLaughlin, and Jeff Talmadge outline a con- stitution. B — Summer school students besiege the coke machine during their break, C — El Rodeo staff mem- bers combine their efforts to design an annual before the workshop deadline. D — Adventurous Johnny Ruther- ford and Gay Nell Taylor explore the shoreline of Cos- den Lake. E — The newly elected County Commissioner of Girls ' State, Sharon Andrews, receives a few pats on the back. F — At the Tech Publications Workshop, Scott Medford steals the show for BSHS. student life howdy dance tops happy fall reunion During the first few weeks, a lot more de- veloped other than the usual confusion and up- roar. Along with the organization of new clubs, classes, and teams came the feeling that a great year was at hand, and the will to make it great became an urge in every student, teacher, and coach. A — Lynelle Horn and Pat Weaver dance to the swinging beat of the Bicycle. B — The Quarterback Barbecue attracts a large crowd of Steer supporters. C — FHA ' ers Cathy Carlile and Debbie Coffee enjoy the Idea of Ice cream for supper. D — With the skill of a professional. Mr. Frank Brandon coaxes a grin from Abel Galan. E — Mrs. Jane Smith comes to the rescue of a few confused Freshmen. student life A — With hoops and hollers the Steers celebrate the vic- tory over Ector. B — Patti Spier congratulates Ricky Peurifoy, back of the week, for a job well done. C — Fans crowd Into the dressing room to share in the joy of victory. D — Steer fans raise the roof on every yell. E — Waving her traitorous flag, Linda Cathey prances into the pep rally as a Lee Rebel. F — Band members shout their delight at another Steer touchdown. thrill of steer spirit encourages involvement Dedicated studen+s who gave their wholehearted support to every high school activity, pushed enthusiasm to an all time high this year. As a result of spirited competition between clubs and classes, student interest and participation increased throughout BSHS. student life busy students keep the ball rolling A — At a meeting of the Big Spring Teacher ' s Association, Ginger Adanns does her interpretation of LiHie Bird. B — Twinkle Johnson entertains the teach- ers with Which Way America. C— With special concern Pat Weaver and Lorle Grogan take a stand on the Beanie Issue. D— One of BSHS ' s several assemblies stars Mrs. Inez Gifford. E — During play rehearsals, Norma Backs and Steve Pyles pause for a little re- freshment. F — Reverently, Sammy Jones Joins Danna Baker and Ed Frazier in matrimony at the Jaycee Carnival. G — Realizing that high school life is more than fun and games, Billy Truit buries his nose in a book. 20 student life nhs lauds exceptional students On October 23, fifty-three nervous, but de- lighted, students were inducted into the Na- tional Honor Society. At an assembly to which parents were also invited, each new inductee was called to the stage and honored before the student body. 22 A — Senior member Linda Crawford presents the sym- bolic candle to Barbara Benson. B — After a speech on scholarship, Robert Margotis challenges each stu- dent to improve his grades. C — Excited and proud, ■arrerea wallcs forward to be inducted. D — Martha Fierro runs her candle through the flame of leadership. E — As Monnie Watltins explains, character is an Im- portant NHS quality. student life A — Betty Chavarria and Twinkle Johnson wave to the crowd. B — Es- corted by Keith Gum, Band president. Janice Majors flashes a smile to band nnembers. C — As the excitement mounts, Betty Chavarria, escorted by David Knous, Susan Beaird, flower bearer, escorted by Bobby Bryant, and Twinkle Johnson, escorted by James Person, are led onto the field. D — Pafti Spier appears to be as pretty as the roses she carries. E — Anne Talbot and Martha Fierro help Patti Spier arrange her bouquet. F — When the new queen is announced, Patti Spier feels a joy beyond words. 24 students spotlight celebrities To the tune of 2001 Fanfare, Janice Majors was crowned Band Sweetheart on October 17. Keith Gum crowned the queen while Susan Beaird presented her with a bouquet of roses. Other nominees were Betty Chavarria and Twinkle Johnson. Two weeks later, October 31, the football team chose Patti Spier as their sweetheart. Also nominated by the team, were Martha Fierro and Anne Talbot. The new queen was crowned by Bobby Heith. student life 26 humor adds flavor to class work A — Dr. Harlan Ford speaks to the Big Spring school teachers on education. B — With Innpish glee. Anne Talbot gives Coach Dykes a surprise. C — At the Book Fair humor- ous books sell quickly. D — Scenes from Up the Down Staircase improve with each rehearsal. E — A variety of interesting books are sold at the Book Fair. F — Billy Truit and Steve Pyles tirelessly rehearse their parts in the play. best marchers named at banquet Steer band members wrapped up the marching season with their annual banquet on November 25 at the Big Spring Country Club. Mr. Bradley and Mr. Turner presented Barney Awards to members who showed outstanding musical and marching ability. 28 mad dog award added to roster Meeting in the cafeteria on November 15 for the final football banquet of the year, BShHS coaches announced the outstanding football players of the season. Scholastic Award went to Gary hHughes, Jimmy Farris received the Coaches ' Award, and Webb NCO Award went to Dave Thomas. Out- standing Lineman and Back were Roy Anderson and Gary htinds. Mad Dog was Robert Dennis. A — Cornet player Robert Campbell proudly accepts the John Philips Sousa Award from Mr. Bradley. B — Mr. Turner knows that Corn Flakes will nnake Janice Majors grow taller. C — Bonnie Ander- son is the most spirited marcher. D — Big Spring ' s best marchers are: FRONT ROW: Robert Wilbanks, Kent Fish. David Lewis, Bobby Bryant. SECOND ROW: John Tidwell, Robert Campbell, Steve Hughes, Keith Gum, and John Rice. E — Jimmy Farris proudly carries the Coaches ' Award. F — Lineman Roy Anderson receives his trophy from Coach Clovis Hale. G— Back Gary Hinds is awarded a trophy by Coach Bill Bryant. H — Mr. Bob Wright speaks on the bene- fits of football. student life On November 18, the vocational departments of BSHS held their area banquet in the high school cafeteria. Each department was repre- sented by its club president and club sponsor. The banquet was held in order to display the vocational program at BSHS, and club members conducted tours to the different departments. Mr. Joe B. Neely, Director of Program Develop- ment of the Vocational Division of the Texas Education Agency in Austin, spoke on Occupa- tional and Technical Education In Texas. 30 vocational clubs stage banquet MiniuiJi A :r TIME liNT A — President of Future Farmers of America. Dickey Stanley expresses his enthusiasm in FFA to Mrs. Ed Seay. B — As Regina Hamby explains, the skill of typing is essential in Vocational Office Education. C — While hunting for his name tag. Mr. George Oldham converses with Barbara Pringle. D — Mr. Joe B. Neely stresses the importance of .Vocational Education. E — Explaining the operation of the lathe Is a simple task for Tim Drlnkard. F— Mr. and Mrs. Kimble Guthrie examine the work accomplished In Auto Mechanics. G — Before the banquet. Coy Smith shows his knowledge of car engines. studenf life students investigate college life Juniors and seniors attended College Night in the auditorium on November 20. Twenty-eight representatives from various Texas colleges were on hand to answer questions, discuss pol- icies, and present other facts of college life to students and their parents. C T LpI iti ' jw mii ffiiiML 32 homemakers star in fashion fling After much hard work at their sewing machines, FHA seamstresses decided to show off their new outfits in a style show on January 22. Along with the entertainment, the girls served their mothers a variety of salads for supper. A — Interest grows as Tracy Guess and Howard Stewart discuss the University of Texas with a representative, arge group is on hand to hear Wayne Bonner from Howard County Junior Col- lege. C — Representing Texas Tech, ' Doctor Boze explains The steps one follows for ad- mittance to Tech. D — Proudly, Mary Nell Corson displays what hard work can produce. E — Dinner is enjoyed by the girls and their mothers. F — With the perfect accessories to go with it. Susan Watson models her new pants suit. G — Sandy Williams models her snug-as-a-bug-in-a-rug night gown. student life 34 holiday season evokes good cheer Christmas made its usual hasty entrance this year crowding up the calendars with dates and plans for the holidays. Clubs and organiza- tions celebrated the season with banquets and parties. Wearing a new wardrobe of decora- tions, BSHS shone with Christmas cheer. D T A — Wifh the FHA Christmas Tea coming up. Susan Smith and Carol Srissam whip up a batch of cookies. B — Beth Brown. Alma Willetts. and Susan Russell add the right touch to the Home Economics Christmas tree. C — With the help of Peggy Grant and Betsy Campbell, the Future Nurses collect food for a needy family. D — Teamwork makes decorating go faster for Gary hiinds. Dave Thomas, and Steve Tidwell. E — Cooking cookies for the FhtA Tea is an enjoyable job for Melissa Dennis. student life merry makers rock around the clock A — BSHS ' s favorite people are: Cynthia Morris, Dick Conley. Sheela Armistead, Mike Adams, Martha Fierro. Grady Ray, Lorie Groqan, Gary Huqhes. Patti Spier, and Lynn Cauley. B — Students dance to the beat of the Omaha. C — Dancing seems to overwhelm Melinda Brooke. D — Good cheer shines on the faces of Gay Nell Taylor and Randy Morqan. E — John Hilario. Connie Torres, and Benny Marcus congratulate Martha Fierro as the new junior favorite. 36 campus revue cast entertains media For the benefit of the press, the band presented a sneak preview of CR 70 on January 14 at the Big Spring Country Club. Reporters and pho- tographers enjoyed refreshments while watching a few scenes from the upcoming production. F — A Biq Spender has just cauqht the attention of Pat Stinson. G — You Can ' t Get a Man With a Gun accord- ing to Dauri Powell. H— While enjoying refreshments. Mr. Bill Bradley, Bobby Bry- ant, and Mrs. Tommy Hub- bard discuss CR 70. I— Chief plunker Janice Majors adds much to the whole produc- tion. student life Following their production of Up the Down Staircase January 16 and 17, drarn students proudly received a standing ov,a n. Written by Bel Kaufman, the play cen ; around a young and inexperienced s ljreagber, h r problems, and her rowdy C tiid ntsJ!? ,- . V crowd delighted with classroom comedy A — Rachel Gordon, played by Veanda Griffith, fascinates Lennie Neumark, played by Marshall Horn. B — During school, Linda Rosen, played by Joy Stevens, causes much excitement with a stolen love note. C — Speaking from experience, Bea Schacter. Belinda Gonzales, offers advice to the new teacher. D — Applying make-up is a detailed procedure for Ben Johnson and Mike Pope. E — Keepcng the classroom lively are Jill Norrls. Lou Martin, and Alice Blake, played by Martha Talbot. Ed Frazler, and Tracy Guess. F — Eloquently. Alice Blake describes love. G — Portraying Sylvia Barrett, Ginger Adams tries to keep order. student life 40 A — By moving their tassels over, the seniors signify their graduation. B — After the ceremonies. Dave Thomas packs up. C — With a friendly handshake. Mr. Sam Anderson con- gratulates Sandra Bridge. D — Esther Weinkauf steps down with her diploma. E — The speaker for the occasion is Mr. Dawson DeViney. F — As the processional begins, the seniors file into the auditorium. fifty-two don mortarboards Mid-term commencement exercises for fifty-two seniors were held January 29 in the high school auditorium. Members of the school board hand- ed out J-he diplomas. Addressing the students was Mr. Dawson DeViney from hHoward County Junior College. A — Energetic band members sing out during the grand rfinale. B — Ah ain ' t down yet! screams Margorie Carl- ton. C — While singing, Robert Wilbanks and Dianna Williams share a microphone. D — James Person adds soul to the Rhythm of Life number. E — Serving as Masters of Ceremony are Bobby Bryant. Robert Margolis, and Twinkle Johnson. F — Filling the audi- torium with harmony are: Rhonda Butler, Billie Jean Crook, Bonnie Anderson. Fan- nie Gipson. and Twinkle Johnson. G — Island beauties Paul Webb and Jerry Knous display their shapely legs. 42 music makers add soul to show After months of practice and preparation, the Steer Band was ready to present their entertainment event of the year, Campus Revue 70, on February 5, 6. and 7. The two and a half hour long variety show was directed by Bill Bradley, band director, and pro- duced by Todd Lane of Wichita Falls. Dance routines were choreo- graphed by Mrs. Lynn Carr. On stage or off. every band member had a hand in making CR 70 a huge success. student lite involvement: expressions of ideas student life cu senior vho ' s vho A— ANNE TALBOT— Varsity Cheerleader— Jr., Sr., National Honor Society — Jr.. Sr., Junior Who ' s Who. School Beauty — Soph.. Sophomore Cheerleader. Football Sweetheart — Jr., Electrical Appliance Sweetheart — Jr.. Football Sweetheart Nominee — Sr., Student Council — Soph.. Jr.. Recording Sec- retary of Student Council — Sr., Tennis Club President — Soph.. Tennis Team — Soph.. Jr. B— KEITH GUM— President of Steer Band— Sr., Optimist Youth Appreciation Award — Sr., National Honor Society — Jr.. Sr., Latin Club, Region Band — Jr., Symphonic Band, Marching Band, Stage Band, State Solo and Ensemble Con- testant— Jr. C— GARY HINDS— Delegate to Texas Boys State, President of Senior Class, President of Junior Class, Assistant Sports Editor of Corral, Junior Who ' s Who. Latin Medal of Excel- lence, Football — two letters, Basketball — two letters. Baseball one letter. Student Council — Soph., Jr.. Sr., President of Latin Club— Sr., Vice-President of Latin Club— Soph., Jr.. Football Tri-Captain — Sr. B ▲ ' nmw A C ► 1 S - rf ' f 48 senior v ho ' s who A— GLYNNA JONES— Editor of El Rodeo, Delegate to Texas Girls ' State. Junior Who ' s Who. National Honor Soci- ety — Jr., Sr., School Beauty Nominee — Jr., President of Spanish Club — Jr., Secretary of Honor Society — Sr., Student Council— Jr., Sr.. Volleyball— Soph., Jr.. Building Trades Sweetheart — Jr., Attended Student Council Convention — Jr., President of Hi-Y Council. B— LASHARA SHANKS— Junior Who ' s Who, Associate Edi- tor of Corral — Sr., Exchange Editor of Corral — Jr.. National Honor Society — Jr.. Sr.. Science Club, Future Homemalcers of America, Future Teachers of America, Vice-President of Junior Class, Volleyball — Soph., Astronomy Club, Reporter of Honor Society, Historian of Future Teachers of America, Student Council. Attended Texas Tech Journalism Work- shop — Jr., Sr. C— LYNN CAULEY— Student Body President, Junior Who ' s Who. Vice-President of Student Council— Jr.. Latin Club President. Sophomore Class President, National Honor Soci- ety— Jr.. Sr., Boys ' State, Boys ' Nation. Football, Optimist Youth Appreciation Award — Jr.. Sr., Best All Around — Jr.. President of Honor Society — Sr. who ' s wh senior vrho ' s who A— PATTI SPIER— Varsity Cheerleader— Jr., Sr., Sophomore Cheerleader. Secretary of Senior Class, Junior Who ' s Who. Football Sweetheart — Sr.. National Honor Society — Jr., Sr., Auto Mechanics Sweetheart — Sr., Future Teachers of America. Notables Editor of El Rodeo, Football Sweetheart Nominee- Jr., Volleyball— Soph., Jr.. Sr., Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca. Named Outstanding Youth by Optimist Club— Sr. B— LINDA CRAWFORD— Latin Medal of Excellence, Volley- ball—Soph.. Jr., Associate Editor of El Rodeo, Latin Club- Soph., Jr.. Sr., Vice-President of Honor Society— Sr.. Fifth Vice-President of Future Homemalcers of America — Sr.. Na- tional Honor Society — Jr.. Sr., Attended Tenas Tech Journal- ism Workshop, Attended National 4-H Citizenship Short- course in Washington, D.C. C— ROBERT WILLBANKS— Head Drum Major of Steer Band. A Cappella Choir — Sr., Typing Team — Jr., Symphonic Band. National Honor Society — Sr.. Future Teachers of Ameri- ca— Sr.. Production Assistant of Campus Review 1970. senior who ' s vho A— ELLEN GOSSETT— Student L:fe Editor of El Rodeo, Ten- nis Team — Soph., Jr., Latin Club — Soph., Jr., Sr., Secretary of Latin Club — Jr., Sr., Junior Class Secretary, Junior Class Favorite. Future Teachers of Annerica — St., Miss Future Teacher of America— Sr., Student Counc ' l— Sr., National Honor Society — Sr. B— GARY HUGHES— Football— Soph., Jr., Sr., Sophomore Favorite, Who ' s Who— Jr., National Honor Society— Jr., Delegate to Boys ' State, Delegate to Student Council State Convention — Jr., Student Council — Soph., Jr.. Student Coun- cil First Vice-President— Sr. C— SUSAN CAPE— Senior Section Editor of El Rodeo, Na- tional Honor Society — Jr., Sr., Future Homemalcers of America — Soph., Chapter Treasurer of Future Homemakers of America — Jr., Treasurer of National Honor Society — Sr., Tennis — Soph., Jr., French Club — Jr., Sr., Astronomy Club, Sr.. Area II Parliamentarian of Future Teachers of America, Student Council— Sr., Attended Texas Tech Journalism Work- shop. Who s who senior vfho ' s who IS r 1 I uA 52 A— ROBIN HOOVER— Junior Who ' s Who. National Honor Society — Jr., Sr.. Sports Editor of El Rodeo, Treasurer of Key Club— Jr.. First Vice-President of Key Club— Sr.. Slide Ru Club. Science Club, Tennis Club— Jr.. Astronomy Club. Spanish Club— Soph. B— ROBERT MARGOLIS— National Honor Society— Jr.. Sr., Steer Band — Soph.. Jr.. Sr., First ?lace in Annerican History Contest— Jr.. First Place in World History Contest— Soph. C— DEMISE ESTES— National Honor Society— Jr., Sr., School Beauty Nominee — Jr.. Varsity Cheerleader — Sr.. Future Teach- ers of America — Sr.. Key Club Sweetheart — Sr.. Student Council — Jr.. Tennis Team — Soph., Jr.. A Cappella Choir — Jr.. Sr.. Corresponding Secretary of Student Council — Sr.. Attended Student Council Workshop at Texas Tech — Sr. junior who ' s who A A A— DAVE DUNCAN— Pres i den r-of Sophomore Class, Latin Club — Soph., Jr., Football — Soph., Jr.. Baseball — Soph., Jr.. Student Council— Jr. B— CHERI TURNER— Varsity Cheerleader— Jr.. Sophomore Cheerleader. Secretary of Sophomore Class. Student Council —Jr.. Key Club Calendar Girl— Soph.. Latin Club— Soph.. Jr., Tennis Team — Soph., National Honor Society — Jr.. Mem- ber of Tri.Hi-Y. C— JEFF TALMADGE— Optimist Youth Appreciation Award —Jr., National Honor Society— Jr.. Debate Society— Soph.. Jr,, Key Club — Soph., Jr.. Spanish Club — Soph.. Jr., Astrono- my Club — Soph., Jr.. Delegate of Texas Youth Conference — Jr., Attended Forensics Vv ' orkshop — Jr.. Attended Student Council V oricshop— Jr.. President of Key Club— Jr.. Presi- dent of Astronomy Club — Jr., Vice-President of Astronomy Club — Soph., Secretary of Debate Society — Soph., Reporter of Spanish Club — Soph., Jr. who ' s who junior who ' s who A— SUE REINKEMEYER— Vice-President of Junior Class. Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Tennis Team — Soph.. Future Homemakers of America — Jr., Future Teachers of America — Jr.. Forensics Team— Jr., 1971 Editor of El Rodeo, Junior Staff Assistant of El Rodeo. B — SHARON COOK— National Honor Society— Jr.. Latin Club — Jr., Sophomore Cheerleader, Sophomore Class Favorite. Good Morning World. Secretary of Freshman and Sophomore Choir, Accompanist for Junior Varsity Choir — Jr. C— RODDY CAFFEY— Assistant Sports Editor of Corral, Football— Soph.. Jr., Baseball— Soph.. Jr.. Attended Texas Tech Journalism Workshop— Jr. junior I who ' s who A— MARTHA FIERRO— Varsity Cheerleader— Jr., Sophomore Cheerleader, National hlonor Society — Jr., Football Sweet- heart Nominee — Jr., French Club — Jr., Future Teachers of America — Jr., Future Homemakers of America — Soph., Jr. B— MARY DIRKS— National Honor Society— Jr., Volleyball- Soph,, Jr., All Region Choir — Soph., Jr., All Tournament Spike at Howard County Tournament — Soph., A Cappella Choir— Soph., Jr., First Division Rating in University Inter- scholastic League Solo Contest — Soph. C— KENT FISH— All-Region Band, All-State Orchestra. First Division State Soloist, Latin Club— Soph., Jr., National Honor Society— Jr., President of Junior Class, Student Council- Soph., Jr., Member of Hi-Y, Stage Band, Symphonic Band, Marching Award — Soph. Who s who junior who ' s who A— SCOTT McLaughlin— National Honor Society— Jr., Student Council — Soph., Football — Soph., Jr., Second Vice- President of Student Council — Jr., Debate Society, Treasurer of Latin Club — Soph., Jr., Attended Texas Tech Student Council Workshop— Jr. B— ELIZABETH LIPSCOMBE— Best Thespian— Jr., Future Homemakers of America — Soph.. Jr., Future Teachers of America — Soph., Jr., Forensics Team, National Honor Socie- ty — Jr., French Club — Jr., Radio Club, Court Jesters and Thespians Vice-President— Jr., District University Inter- scholastic League All-Star Cast — Jr. C— GEREN MARTIN— 1970 President of Southwestern Coun- cil of Student Publications, Tennis Club— Soph., National Honor Society — Jr., Tennis Team — Soph., Jr., Junior Staff Assistant of El Rodeo, Latin Club— Soph., Jr., Attended Texas Tech Journalism Workshop — Jr., Production Staff of Miracle Worker — Soph. 56 student bod lynn cauley sophomore sheela armistead mike adams w c nir. and ipiss bsh atti spier lynn cauley denise gary hinds lynna jones finalist e9 org list denise estes school beauty mm el rodeo staff compiles yearbook A — Senior Editor Susan Cape types diligently to complete the senior section. fr Notables Editor Patty Spier and Editor- in-Chief Glynna Jones scan colleqe annuals for new ideas. C — It seems Mrs. Erma Stew- ard, El Rodeo Sponsor, has misplaced something. D — Junior Assistants, Sue Reinkemeyer, Belle Schwarzenbach, and Phyllis Faulkner assist in many ways. E — Is Photographer Bruce Hicks dreaming of the perfect pic- ture? F — Junior Assistant Tere- sa Johnson concentrates on a layout. 70 ,H| aAN «Er ' |--iM; ' .| H lATE witmI J E ▼ A — Club Editor Mary Ellen Hedges. Sports Editor Robin Hoover and Associate Editor Linda Crawford, seem to be distracted from their duties by something humorous. 6 — Ellen Gossetf, Activities Editor, works diligently in order to meet the final deadline. C — Assistant Sports Editor Geren Martin uses a light- table to mark a photograph Into proportion. D — Author Trevino seems to be neglecting his duties as Photographer In order to enjoy a magazine or two. E — During a night work session. Staff Assistants Judy Rhymes and Kim Guthrie ponder over a layout. el rodeo staff  taff compiles newspaper o keep school informed A — Sports Editor Johnny Rutherford and his assistant Gary Hinds put the finishing touches on a sports page. B — Kathy Wright obtains a few facts fronn the general office in order to write a news story. C — Senior Photographer Scott Medford gets ready to load his camera. D — Feature Editor Kay Rogers makes final corrections on a story. E — Exchange Editors. Clarinda Harris and Cheryl Fletcher pre- pare to mail copies of the Corral. F — Greg Hahn takes a break from his duties as ad salesman. 72 A — Editor Karen Hughes and Assistant Editor LaShara Shanks work together on a paper lay out. B — Advertising salesmai Dick Nicholson checks his rec ords. C — Roy Anderson and Andy Nleland, ad sales check over a paper proof with LuAnne Lowry, News Edito Karen McGonag Manager, and Ann Posey, As sistant Business Manager. D — Photographer Ed Frazier pe fornns his duties with a smil E — Advertising salesnnan Clint McAlister and Assistant Sports Editor Roddy Caffey discuss the problems involved In producing a newspaper with reporter Ben Johnson. corral staff key club stresses honor and leadership A A B T 74 A — Selected as this year ' s calendar sweethearts are: Denise Estes, Anne Talbot, Jamie Langley. and Sheela Armstead. Denise Estes wears the title of Key Club Sweetheart. B — FRONT ROW Mr. Charles Burnsed, sponsor; A. Torres, treasurer; R. Hoover, first vice-presi- dent; B. Walker, second vice-president; J. Tal madge, president; J Moss, secretary; E. Payne, bell custodian: L. Dun nann, assistant secretary, SECOND ROW Mr. L Taylor, sponsor; D. Horn D. Massey, P. McMillan G. Bell. A. Hill, S. Lawlis THIRD ROW Z. Ander son. M. Bearden, B. Gulley B. Clifton. FOURTH ROW B. Cederberq, M. Pipes D. Smith, D. McElrath, B Barnes, S. Chappell, B Bryant. FIFTH ROW G, Ringner, S. Jones, D. Mes ker. R. Simpson. C. Dick enson, R. Ward. SIXTH ROW D. Hopkins, J. Rei- dy, C. Danford, D. Creigh- ton, S. Smith. Spanish club studies culture of spain A— FRONT ROW P. Marcum. president; K. Guthrie, vice-president; B. McCann, secretary; E. Rosas, treasurer; J. Talmadge, reporter. SECOND ROW B. Graham, L. Mata. THIRD ROW P. Wade, M. Cunninqham. R. Palmer, L. Mendoza, M. Malone, R. Shook. FOURTH ROW B. Parmenter, A. RIos, M. Rocha, R. Santlaqo. TOP ROW Miss Colleen Slaughter. Mrs. Cletls Tatum, sponsors; B. Rubio. B — FRONT ROW M. Duran, B. Tovar, J. Hllario, I. Torres, J. Chavi SECOND ROW Y. Ballon, C. Correa. J. Esqulbel, M. Esquibel, B Salz. THIRD ROW C. Hughes, S. Stanley. H. Tidwell. N. Thompson P. Faulkner, S. Dean. FOURTH ROW C. Grissom. J. Connally. D Hughes, D. Stanley, C. Stutevllle, S. Sulak. TOP ROW M. Barrera A. Varqas, R. Cordes. J. Cordes. B. Campbell, J. Lopez. Spanish club tach stimulates interest in nursing Monthly meetings of the Texas Association for Careers in hHealth are centered around the dif- ferent fields of medicine. In addition to regular meetings of TAChH, the girls tour various Big Spring hospitals and host several social events. The members assist Mrs. Nellie Mathis, the school nurse, in her office during their physical education periods. TAChH allows the members to study and prepare for future careers in nursing. Officers of TAChi are Betsy Campbell, president; Peggy Grant, vice-president; Sharon Estes, secretary; Cynthia hlughes, reporter, and Gwen Sullivan, scrapbook chairman. A ▲ B T 76 A — FRONT ROW B. Campbell: president. P. Grant: vice-presi- dent. S. Estes: secretary. G. Sullivan: scrapboolc chairman. C. Stanley. C. Hughes: reporter. SECOND ROW E. Heirman, D. Caffey. A. Stevens. L. Aflecic, R. McWhirt. D. Dunlap. THIRD ROW C. Egan, E. Faulb. P. Porter, S. Legg. TOP ROW Mr. Raymond Stevenson. Mrs. Nellie Mathis. Mrs. Audrey Elmore. B — The school nurse. Mrs. Nellie Mathis. and Betsy Campbell discuss the agenda for the meeting of the Texas Association for Careers In Health. A A BT future teachers anticipate convention Members of the Future Teachers of America attend bi-monthly meetings. They attend the state convention in addition to the district meet. Ellen Gossett is second runner-up for district Miss FTA. Susan Boyd Is district XVIII Chaplain. A — Mr. and Miss FTA, David Draper and Ellen Gossett, talk over the plans or the district convention with the sponsors, Mrs. Lynn Carr and Mr. William Martin. B— FRONT ROW M. E. Hedges; president, P. White: vice-president, B. McAlister: secretary. SECOND ROW C. Thoppson. S. Boyd. L. Shanks; historian, D. Draper; treasurer, B. McCracken; parliamentarian. THIRD ROW W. Campbell, D. Dunlap, P. Faulkner, S. Reinkemeyer, E Gossett, D. Hollingsworth, M. Flerro. A. Vargas. FOURTH ROW E. Lips comb. D. Addy, R. Payne. L. Clark, K. Wright. D. Coffee, K Dean. FIFTH ROW S. Pobst. N. Riddle, C. Perkins. C. Grlssom J. Tonn. P. Spier, D. Estes, SIXTH ROW D, Tate, R. Moss. L Meador. M. Boadle, J. Dyer, J. Jones, M. Brooke. SEVENTH ROW P. Irwin, S. Wooley, L. Lowry. C. Hammond. S. Dean, M. Terrazas, B. Boardman. shorthand club publishes ' ' scratch Girls in the shorthand club find work and enjoy- ment In their classes. They are learning the skills of a good secretary. Each year the club pub- lishes a paper entitled the Scratch. Linda Broad- rick is editor and Carol Grimsley is co-editor. The activities of the club include dinners and guest speakers. Mrs. Betty Lou Green sponsors the organization. A— Taking shorthand is not all work and no play to Paula Buckner at a party given by Mrs, Betty Green. B— FRONT ROW P. Buckner, B. Crook, P. Jones; secretary, J. Lewis, S. Wooley: presi- dent. SECOND ROW Mrs. Betty Lou Green; sponsor, R. Cordes, R. Portalla, J. Cordes, C. Grimsley, J. Cooper. C. Kennedy, THIRD ROW J. Majors, R. Norris, D, Coffee, L, Broadrick, A. Vargas. v.o.e. trains future secretaries for jobs fi fl S(n ff fff i A A B T Vocational Office Education Is designed for senior students only. These students have a curriculum that connbines on-the-job training with classroom units of work developed by the teacher-coordinator and the employer in a written training plan. One hour per day is spent In the VOE classroom, and the student is en- rolled in other academic classes to meet gradu- ation requirements. In addition to this, the club holds monthly meetings, banquets, socials, and money-making projects. Regina hiamby pre- sides at the meetings as president. A— FRONT ROW J, Stutevilie, secretary: B. Pringle. treasurer; R. Hamby, president; L. Grogan, vice-president; J. Patton. sec- retary; J. Lacy, parliannentarian; C. Fletcher, reporter. BACK ROW Mrs. Vonna Swim, sponsor; J. Sargent, P. Rayburn, G. Taylor, S. Morgan, P. Thorton, C. Permenter, D. Carothers, C. Kennedy, C. Blacit, S. Neese. D. Sawyer, B. Ringner, S. Arrick, P. Dewees, D. Campbell. B — Representing the VOE organization are: Regina Hamby, Lorie Grogan, Wade Choat, Mrs. Vonna Swim, and Elizabeth Moore, winner of the 1968 National lO-key Adding Machine Contest. distributive education trains workers and enables them to work part-time A B T A— FRONT ROW Mr George ■ Rice, instructor V. Vaughn. I. Torres, L Guevera. L. Kennedy. Y Holcomb. N. Phillips. N Hood, C. Powell. M. Seal G. Martinez. SECOND ROW D. McSwain. D Hull, B. Walker, S. Ames C. Utiey, V. Hammon. K McKeller. C. Cannon, B Bright, D. Hooser. THIRD ROW D. Wright. T. Phil lips, M. Allen, G. Camp bell, A. Powell, P. Craw ord, M. Robertson, ■ J Arguello, C. Thomas, FOURTH ROW D. Smart, R. Burchell, L. Patterson D. McEvers, E. Bedell, M Flores, M. Boyd, J Hughes, L. Brown. TOP ROW R. Wright, L Po ter, L. Yarbrough, D Wall, S. Smith, D. Nich olson, H. Cotham. B— DE students, coordinators, and employer discuss the prices of products. 80 i.c.t. students get on-the-job training A — Checking on Industri- al Cooperative Training workers, Dicky Weaver and David Eariy, is one of the duties of Mr. C. B. .Baker, ICT instructor. B— FRONT ROW Mr. C. B. Baker, instructor; P. Gamble, J. Houston, G. Prater, T. Hale, R. Robertson, C. Mayes, L. Bailey, E. Dekle. SECOND ROW S. Cole- man, S. Torres, T. Mendo- za, I. Galan, B. Huckaby, L. Afleck, J. Renteria, S. Dickson, V. Hammon. THIRD ROW L. Rodri- guez, E. Nanny, C. Camp- bell, S. Parker, C. Davis, W. Baker. TOP ROW B. Faulks, R. Cauble, D. Wea- ver, J. Tonn, E. Mason, R. Jones. B T national honor society inducts members The National Honor Society members are chosen from the student body on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Each member must maintain a grade average of 90 or above. The NHS meets monthly and runs the concession stand at the basketball games. The officers are: Lynn Cauley, president; Linda Crawford, vice-president; Glynna Jones, secre- tary; Susan Cape, treasurer; and LaShara Shanks, reporter. The sponsors of the organiza- tion are Miss Colleen Slaughter and Mrs. Reta Weeg. A— FRONT ROW D. Tate. L. Cauley, G. Jones, S, Cape, L Crawford, L. Shanks, K. Hughes, S. Pobst. SECOND ROW M. Cunningham, K. Wright, R. Hoover, V. Findley, J. Majors, M. E. Hedges, D. Kolb. THIRD ROW C. Fletcher, H. Cooley, M. Watklns, R. Hoover, J. Moss, D. Coffee, R. Margolis. FOURTH ROW D. Teague, J. R. Holland, C. Procter, A. Posey, K. Gum, P. Spier, D. Estes, A. Talbot, W. Williams. FIFTH ROW J. Honey, J. ;:ordes, R. Cordes, J. Dyer, R. Hamby. B— NHS mem- ber Martha Fierro is excited about being chosen junior class favorite. 82 A— B Johns nson even studies upon occasion. B — Barbara McAlister and Karen McGonnaglll help decorate the Christ- mas tree. C— FRONT ROW S. Cook, T. Angle, E. Gossett, C. Turn Buschan Alister, Macklin White, C. Perkins, L Lowry, P er, M. Fierro, J. on, S. Birdwell, N. Riddle, I. G. Webb, M. Allen, J. Cranford, J. Renteria, D A. Dirks. SECOND ROW B. Mc- larrera, P. Faulkner, S. Dean, K, Brown. THIRD ROW L Clark, P, B A C T Lemons, K. McGoragill, E. Lipscomb, S. Sulak, D. Stanley, A. Henderson, B. Campbell, J. Vaughn, S. Hollingsworth, C. Danford. FOURTH ROW C. Hammond, S. Greer, J. Rice, S. Hughes, M. Jones, K. Fish, M. Jones. FIFTH ROW J. Talmadge, S. McLaughlin, T. Price, B. Johnson; Miss Colleen Slaughter, Mrs. Rita Weeg, sponsors; D. Wright, B. Cederberg, G. Martin. f ef - history club forks to vard nevf museum The History Club, sponsored by Mr. Rodney Allison, meets once a month. They have pro- grams such as the history of barbed wire and the Plains Indians. The club Is seeking to start a new historical museum in Big Spring. The of- ficers are: DeWayne Wallace, president; Mon- nie Watkins, vice-president; Kathy Wright, treasurer; Debbie Coffee, secretary; Teresa Johnson, state reporter; and Kay Meek, local reporter. The motto of the History Club is No man is fit to be entrusted with the control of the present who is ignorant of the past, and no people who are indifferent to their past need hope to make their future great. A — Refreshments are being served to Larry McGrath, son, and Kay Meeic by Mary Ellen Hedges. B — Mr. presents a program about the history of barbed w club. He brought his collection for display. C — FRONT John. Witte to the ROW D. Wallace, president; M. Watkins. vice-president; D. Coffee, secretary; K. Wright, treasurer. BACK ROW Mr. R. Allison, sponsor; P. Carlson. L. McGrath, B. Johnson. S. Jones, K. Meek, M. Hedges, J. Jones, T. Johnson. library club assists with new books A ▲ tSTfSLOW AND STEADY WINS THE RACE : B T A— FRONT ROW J. Lancaster, J. Foster, V. Bagwell, t. Gaitan. BACK ROW P. Daratt. S. Geurin. D. Neal, E. Dunn, E. Alsburv , M. Peters, K. McGonaqill. B — Books make an attractive display with the help of Mary Peters and Karen McGonaqill. library club astronomy club gains knowledge of stars Astronomy Club members meet monthly in the planetarium to observe constellations and visi- ble planets. Mr. Gary Carlson and Mr. Pat Lawrence are the sponsors of the club. Officers are: Jeff Talmadge, president; Karen hlughes, vice-president; Kay Rogers, secretary; Barbara McAlister, treasurer; and Ben Johnson, reporter A— FRONT ROW L. Shanks, K. Hughes. K. Rogers, D Hollings worth, D. Stanley. BACK ROW Mr. Pat Lawrence, S. Birdwell J. Talnnadge, K. McGonagill, S. Stanley, A. Posey, B. Johnson B. McAlister, D. Draper, S. Cape, J. Knoephel, J. Honey, D, Tate, Mr, Gary Carlson. B— VicU Bagwell studies astronomy with a keen interest. B T 86 bible club plans spring expedition B T A— FRONT ROW B. Eason, J. Phillips. J. Tonn, J. Jones. S. Williams, D. Crawford. SECOND ROW A. Posey. K. McGonnagill, M. Casslllas, C. Carlile, D. Dunlap. THIRD ROW G. Sullivan, M. Peters, M. Johnson, A. Heirman, D. Teague. C. Williams. B — Talcing a course in Bible fascinates Lynn Schadell. bible club metal trades students practice skills In the machine shop phase, students learn to run the engine lathe, drill press, milling machine, and tool grinder. They learn to read and use precision shop tools and mechanical blue prints. Layout work, mathematics, and calculations are learned. Students develop skills in structural fabrication in the welding shop, where they learn layout, cut and fit metal jobs. A— FRONT ROW R. Thomas; reporter, M. Rorick: treasurer, J. Padllla: sergeant at arms, E. Payne: president, T. Drinkard; vice- president. D. Brunson: parliannentarian. SECOND ROW V. Busta- mante. J. Mllisits, J. Branch. D. Wrightsil; secretary, M. Scott. THIRD ROW R. Hale. J. Thorp, C. Johansen, I. Galan, S. Myrtledove. B — Melinda Cassllas was chosen by the Metal Trades to represent thenn In district competition as their sweetheart. 88 appliance club elects sweetheart A ▲ B T A — The members of the Electrical Appliance Repair VICA are; G. Martinez. A. Vera, D. Conners. R. Lynch, M. Parker, and R. Smith. The instructor is Mr. E. Y. Buckner. B— Pam Robertson is the Electrical Appliance sweetheart. electrical appliance auto mechanics add responsibility Auto mechanics provides the necessary training the students need to find jobs in an industrious world. The members of the auto mechanics VICA attend monthly meetings in the vocation department. They also attend district meets where they enter into competition. Patti Spier attends all auto mechanics meetings and activi- ties as the club sweetheart. A— FRONT ROW J. Ortega. D. Clayton. M. Fierro. F. Martinez, C. Smith. SECOND ROW B. Lyons, D. Wright, D, Rivera. J. Srlzzard. B. Hutchinson. D. Faullcenberry. THIRD ROW L Kuytendall, Mr. P. Mathis, sponsor. B— Automobile engines seem to catch the eye of Patti Spier, Auto Mechanics sweetheart. A A B T WW i WW 0 WJI ' i J i iiif H £ ' Bf ' i( 90 ffa group takes pride in showmanship Participating in stock shows and district and state competition are a few of the activities of the Future Farmers of America. The boys meet monthly in the vocational agriculture de- partment. Mr. Ed Seay and Mr. Truett Vines sponsor this club. The FFA members elected Becky Jenkins as their club sweetheart. She traveled with the boys to the district competi- tion in Stanton. Becky is the first runner-up in the district sweetheart contest. A — FFA Swee+hearf is the title worn by Becky Jenkins as she represents the club. B— FRONT ROW C. McCann. L. Gamnnons, R. McCulljgh, L. Adams, D. Ayers. G. Prater. SECOND ROVi D. Mesker, G. Jolly. N. Tlndol, R. Denson; reporter, A. Walker. B. Nichols. D. Stanley; president. THIRD ROW L. Dunnam secretary. M. Sellers; sentinel. B. Grantham, W. Overton. R Baker. D. Hunt. FOURTH ROW R. Walker; treasurer, T, Mitchell. R. Davis. P. Parmenter. C. Boggard. L. Langley; v president. FIFTH ROW T. Gamble B. Henkle, D. Heckler. T Fickley. G. Stallings, R. Harris. SIXTH ROW D. Cunningham. D, Johnson, B. Jenkins, J. Davis, R. Templeton, J. Gormen. SEVENTH ROW H. Bedell, M. Hull. J. Seavy. A A B T fha boosts spirit v ith beat-em ribbons A — Eating box lunches at Daddy-Date Night is fun to LuAnne Lowry and her father. B— FRONT ROW P. Irwin; histori- an, J. Langley: pianist, V. Annen: secre- tary, M. E. Hedges: 2nd vice-president, D. Stanley; 1st vice-president, S. Cape; Area 2 parliamentarian, C. Carlile; president, L. Crawford; 5th vice-president, H. TId well: treasurer, M. Hale; 3rd vice-presi dent, J. Allen; 4th vice-president, Mrs B. Grisham; sponsor. SECOND ROW J Jones, R. Fox. S. Parrott, K. Thames, V, Bagwell, D. Coffee, Miss K. Condron sponsor. Mrs. C. Hamilton: sponsor. C Jordon. THIRD ROW S. Wooley. D. Ry bolt, J. Zapp. T. Wooley. J. McMillan. M Lanspery, P. Waters, Mrs. F. Alexander sponsor. FOURTH ROW T. Bull. L. Rog ers, V. Paris, L Horn, S. Fuller, S. Green K. Dawson, J. Tonn, L. Gplivez, C. Loyd FIFTH ROW T. Arcand, J. Place. P, Daratt, C. Grissom. G. Jackson. M. Cas sillas, J. Edwards. P. Porter, C. Hughes SIXTH ROW S. Jones, M. Terrazas, B Boardman, R. Rogers. C. Hammond, P Hendriz, L. Bartlett, P. English, J. Cra ford, V. Griffith, V. Anderson. m M V m fJr BI 0y i l A ▲ B T A ▲ An ice cream social, an installation, Daddy- Date Night, a salad supper, and the sweetheart banquet are some of the activities of the Future hHomemakers of America. The members of the organization work on all fund raising drives. The girls work toward the attainment of a junior, chapter, and state degree in homemaking. The FhHA club is divided into two separate groups. The freshman girls make up the junior chapter, and the sophomores, juniors, and seniors are considered the senior chapter. Mike Cunning- ham is the FHA Beau. As such, he is the guest of honor at the annual Sweetheart Banquet in February. A— Picking the winning lunch box at Daddy-Date Night wasn ' t easy for Mike Cunningham, FHA Beau. B— FRONT ROW D. Tibbs, D. Irwin, C, Kimbell, N. Cranford, R. Santiago, M. Sanchez, B. Riker. L. Prues, A. Willetts. SECOND ROW S. Williams, J. Huckaby, M. Dekle. T. Stewart. K. Snyder. THIRD ROW C. Stanley, P. Stevens. N. Polk, B. Hyden. A. Madry, P. Meek. J. Pobst. FOURTH ROW S. Glass, D. Awtry, T. Acuff, G. Bledsoe. A. Le Vier, N. Barr, N. Parchman. C. Holllngsworth. FIFTH ROW E. Smith. S. Watklns. C. Speckman, K. Cutler. R. Palmer. K. Blalack, R. Englert, D. Martin, SIXTH ROW L. Phillips. K. Bag- well. C. Halfmann. E. Oliver, N. Smith. S. Russel, D. Flntinger. SEVENTH ROW J. Wilson. P. McClendon. P. Womack. B. Henkle. B T student council sets sportsmanship goal A— Officers of the Student Council are: Lynn Cauley, president; Gary Hughes, first vice-president: Scott McLaughlin, second vice-president; Anne Talbot, recording secretary; and Denlse Estes, corresponding sec- retary. B — Freshman nnembers of the council are: Pam Wheeler, Nancy Smith, Joel Dyer, and Ricky Lloyd. C — Mr. John Talmadge is the spon- sor of the Student Counc A — Senior Student Council members are: Susan Cape. Ellen Gossett. LaShara Shanks, Glynna Jones, Joe Moss, Kyle Rosene, and Gary Hinds. B — Sophomore members are: Denise Bryant, Marcia Staggs, Alan Hill, Mike Adams, and Sammy Chap- C — Junior members are: Mark Slate, Scott McLaughlin, Dave Duncan, Phillis Faulkner, Jeff Talmadqe, Kent Fish, and Cheri Turner. student council drama department uses theatrical skills A— FRONT ROW M. Horn, R. Rigdon, T. Johnson, V. Griffith, S. Smith, T. Hull. SECOND ROW M. Jones. C. Coffee, S. Boyd, S. Fuller, S. Diflour, M. Talbot. THIRD ROW J. Shaver, P. Lemons, S. Pope, R. Miller. FOURTH ROW S. Burnett, B. Truett, T. Guess, E. Anderson. TOP ROW J. Tonn, K. Graumann. B — Thespian members are: Steve Pyles, Kathy Thompson, Joy Stevens, Elizabeth Lipscomb, Belinda Gonzalas, and Mrs. Joy Shaver, sponsor. forensics department increases in size A— FRONT ROW D. Tipton, D. Haller, C. Coffee. SECOND ROW S. Fuller. S. DIflour, M. Brooke, R. Bufler. THIRD ROW Gonzalas, E. Lipscomb, R. Thompson. TOP ROW S. Jones, M. Jones, B. Truett. B— FRONT ROW K. Thompson, S, Sulalc, K. Meek. SECOND ROW S. Chappell, D. Wallace, T. Angle. FOURTH ROW J. Talmadge, S. McLaughlin, J. Tyler. TOP ROV Miss Sharon Ryan, spon- sor; S. Burnett. forensics steer bands practice diligently to A — Members of the Concert Band are: B. Raney, F. Gainus C. Russell, J. Hedricic, M. Edmiston. G. Shaffer, J. Wickllne, S. Wrinkle, B. Pitts, C. Glenn, J. Carrillo. R. Muilins. R Peters, K. Collins, S. Wickllne. V. Perry, R. Ownbey, J, Mlnchew, A. Farley. K. Blount. J. James. C. Boardman, J Edwards, J. Arrlck, D. Harvell. T. Owen. J. Knous. W, Patter son. P. Holland, D. Click, G. Parnell, P. Hicks. C. Raney, J. Seay. E. Cooper. J. Bagnall, C. Gower. A. Abundez. J Barnett. D. Feichtlnger. D. Vaughn. D. Bennett, G. Lewis, B. Tucker. D. Andrews, D. Abundez, J. Lewis, K. Swim, L Gay. M. Sweeney, K. Odell. R. Butler, F. Martinez. S. Reagan, R. Whitley, A. Kountz, G. Vick. S. Eggleston, W. Nugent. C, Way. P. Lemons, D. Jenkins, J. Russell. R. Kitchen. J. Avertii, M. Chenault, B. Saldivar, D. Hubbard. G. Witte. L. McMullen, N. Miller. B. Young, U. Ross, C. Bokelman. K. Williams. R Wlllbanks. D. Correa, V. Owen. G. Stuteville. C. Stephens, I. Galan. J. Ayala. N. Whittington, J. Young. M. Brooks. C Perry. B. Mllner. G. Miller. S. Maddox. R. Mayse. G. Green L. Kuykendall, R. Grlsham. B. Stewart. F. Saldivar. L. Lemon M. Kevetter. J. White. L. Hlnoios. D. Billlngsley, C. Way. D Barnett, F. Gipson. B. Crook. G. Bradley. S. Buntyn, R. White R. Rodriguez, D. Knous. J. Kidd, B. Poarter, D. Loveless B— Conductor of the Concert Band is Mr. Bill Bradley A A B T 98 present campus review 70 to public C— Mr. Don Turner is the director of the Symphonic Band and the Stage Bands. D— One twirler on the staff is Debbie Wash. band A — Members of the Symphonic Band are: A. Maxwell I. Johnson, J. Person, G. Harris, R. Witte, C. Danford S. Fortenberry, G. Hise, C. Wash, R. Mitchell. P. Ma well, C. Campbell, D. Wash, P. Carlson, W. Cook, R Raney, N. Wise, J. Coney, J. Riherd, K. Fish, M. Bi son, B. Bryant, W. Hufford, P. Robertson, P. Deming, D, Lewis, C. Harris, J. Lusic, G. Hopkins, P. Webb, S Hughes, B. James, J. Tidwell, S. Lewis, R. Campbell P. Lemons, F. Bunch, J. Rice, M. Bearden, L. Margolis R. Margolis, B. Cowper, C. Carlton, K. Fiveash, A. Sal- divar, J. Brandon, D. Peters, M. Carton, J. Molina D. Daniel, J. Vaughn, M. Boadle, D. Smith, P. Stinson B. Chavarria, S. Beaird, B. Anderson, S. Ownbey, C, Nanny, V. Goswick. B. Butler, B. Mayes, A. Young, B Fuller, K. Gum, G. Wood, G. Jakubiki, D. Powell, C. M Wozencratt, S. Trim, R. Newell, D. Crawford, G. Tuck ness, N. Pless, J. Maiors, D. Williams, C. Permenter B. Davis, D. Fisher, S. Galan. B — Dianna Williams dis plays her talents as a twirler. C — Head majorette is Susan Beaird. D — Robert Willbanks shows leadership as a drum major. AA B T 100 J jm. fi .-■J - ■ . - -- :;|V.;. !j Pl ' 4Mr_, ' f{ C T D T A — Drum major. Corky Harris, finds that his job takes a lot of work and practice. B — All-state band mennbers are: John Tidwell, Steve Hughes, Becky James. John Brandon, and Sheila Lewis. C — The Dixie- land Band consists of Johnny James. Mr. Don Turner. Keith Gum. Steve Hughes, and Janice Majors. D — Members of the Golden Horns Stage Band are: Janice Majors, Alan Maxwell, Keith Gum, Robert Campbell, James Person, Steve Hughes, John Tidwell. Charles Campbell. Bob Bry- ant, Johnny James, C. M. Wozencraft, John Lusk, Paul Maxwell, Sylvia Galan, and John Rice. D T 102 bands present diversity in music 4 C T A— Green Horn Band bers are: S. Fortenberry, G Vick, I. Galan. B. Anderson J. Barnett. R. Kitchen, W Patterson, B. Stewart, J Young, L McMullen, F Gainus, and B. Green. R— Members of the Silver Horns are: A. Farley, D. Smith, R Mitchell. J. Brandon. D. Peters J. Riherd, B. Davis, W. Cool, S. Reaqan, R. Grisham, D Williams, S. Wickllne, t n, and P. Webb. C— Off! cers of the Steer Band are Robert Wlllbanks, Steve Hughes, Debbie Wash. Keith Gum, Marjorie Carlton, and JoAnne Lewis. latin club awaits annual roman banquet A— FRONT ROW R. Mason, M. Wooldridge, D. Davis, B. Crooker, B. Clifton, R. Whitley. S. Pobst, M. Hedges, Mrs. C. Buckner. Mrs. R. Weeg. SECOND ROW S. Lawlis, M. Tele sky, J. Rush, C. Mullins, S. Hollingsworth. A Turner, J. Jones, K. Caffey, A. Henderson, D. Buchanon. THIRD ROW J. Baughn. D. Teague. L. Crawford. K. Wright. A. Teague. C. Gary, V. Annen, M. Brown. FOURTH ROW P. White, N. Riddle, N. Wise. C. Stevens, D. Addy, J. Crawford. L. Parks. FIFTH ROW K. Graumann, D. Wright. K. Gunn. C. Perkins. E. Gossett. C. Carlile. R. Miller, R. Payne, L. Hayworth. J. Bair, R. McWhirt. L Meador. TOP ROW S. Burnett. R. Witte, R. Hoover, S. Hughes. B. Martin, J. Honey, F. Bunch, L. Herndon, P. Lennons. D. Jones. C. Ringner. R. Moss, L. Swords. . S. Cook. B — Sharon Cook explains a Latin bulle- tin board to Larry North and Steve Burnett. 104 S mBmm - («1 pk IR-i i% ii; A A ▲ B T Ci m n Aft a 9  . 9.fl ri isi C T choirs ably perform in many school assemblies A Christmas concert, presented by the Big Spring hiigh School Choral Department, is one of the highlights of the season. On the program is the A Cappella Choir, the Junior Varsity choir, the Freshman choir, and the Girls ' choir. In addition to these, the girls ' sextet and the boys ' quartet entertain. A— FRONT ROW McAdams. Caffey.. Fench. Cook, Anerson, Far- mer, Gully. Waters, Mitchell, Martinez. SECOND ROW Carlile. Elliot, Tune. Evans, Williams, Powell. McCraney, Legg. Hull, Macklln, Adams. Nolan. Johnson. THIRD ROW Carlile. York. Johnson, Har- grove. Spradling, Nail. Atkings, Stocks. Gregg, Percy. Vaughn. Draper, Strain. TOP ROW Meador, Frazier. Hobbs. Englert. Seitzler, Stewart, Chaverria. Herndon, Benson, Griffith. Lipscomb, Philin, Watson, Shaver. B— FRONT ROW Raney. Lee, Shultz, Heiman, Wheeler. Stevens. White, Fort. Haller, Tyra, Carter. Cannon. SECOND ROW Sullivan. Conley, Melton, Looney, Madry. Lawson. English. Thoman, Kesterton. Burchell. Cranford, Honea. Grimes. Quails. THIRD ROW Barber, Weeks, Treutt, Tonn, Lester, Burnett, Workman. Perry. Womack, Peterson, Lewis. Adams. Whatley. Mancill. Fowler. Ray. McGrath, Holley. Fisher. TOP ROW Taylor, Penner. Loyd. McGonnagill. Dyer. Little. Anderson, Williams, Dunlap, Buchanon, Pierce. Carlile. McKee, Webb. C — Mr. Kenny Sheppard proudly directs the Big Spring High School choirs. choir A— FRONT ROW Morton, Gary. RIgdon. Hayworth, More- Estes, Gonzales, Harris. Whittington, Lewis McAlister, Dower. SEC- ROW Hollingsworth, Dennis, Tonn, Miller, McDaniel, Carlile, Mc- Watkins, Reed, Peters, Dunlap, Andrews. THIRD ROW Wallace, Cederberg, Denson, Huskey, Mediord, Whittington, Hill, Raney, Pyles. TOP ROW Willbanks, Rosene, Colclazer. V eeks, Draper, Truett, Grace, Graumann, Stewart, B — Choir officers are: Pyles, president; Kyle vice-president; Betty secretary; Debbie Dunlap, treasurer; Monnie Wat- kins, historian; and Jan More- head, publicity chairman. C — FRONT ROW Monroe, Blllaba, Watkins, Thompson, Spraberry, Enriquez. SECOND ROW Gib- son, Crook, Coker, Nichols, Walker, Padgett. TOP ROW Johnson, Stevens, Milam, Green, Baily, Findley, Thorp. head. Backs White OND Perry, Dirks, Cann, Craven, Riqdon. Steve Rosene, McCanr C T special groups add interest to choir A A BT A — The boys ' quartet, consisting of Brad Cederberg. Keith Grau- mann, Mike Colclazer, and Steve Pyles, entertains on many occasions. B — The girls ' sextet includes Sharon Andrews. Deb- bie Djniap, Mary Dirks, Carol Perkins. Jan Morehead. and Cathy Carlile. Betty McCann is accompanist for the group. 3 steers open season third in district A— FRONT ROW Charlie Rodriguez, Benny Mar- quez, Ricky PeurHoy, Johnny Rutherford, Joe Zubl- ate, John Hllarlo, Noel Brootts, Howard Stewart. Tommy Fletcher. SECOND ROW James Miller, Kyle Rosene, Gary Hughes, Joe Ortega, Tony Stew- art, Steve Tidwell, Robert Dennis. Steve Rich. THIRD ROW Herman Evans. Dale Crenshaw. Mike Holton. Mike Barnes. Charles Thomas, Gary Hinds, Fill Guinn. Andy Nieland, Bobby Helth. FOURTH ROW Roy Anderson, Randy Morgan, Lewis Switz- er, Tony Dean, Jimmy Farris, David Englert. Dave Duncan. Grady Ray. B— FRONT ROW Barney Gul- ley, Tim Winn, Preston Harrison. SECOND ROW Robert Bently. Bobby McCracken, Steve Smith. Kenny Curry. A A B T no coaching staff makes a difference ■  A T o A ' ' v A— FRONT ROW Clovis Hale. Head Coach Splice Dykes. R. S. HIggins. Sam (Doc) Aguilera. Garland Braun. SECOND ROW Bob Stanley. Bill Bryant, KIrby Pugh. Oalcey Hagood, Jack Gray, Dan Bustamante. 4i football lee surrenders 29-15 in home stadium Big Spring ' s Steers traveled to Midland for their first conference game of the season. They found little resistance in Rebel Land, and they were able to rack up a total of four touch- downs. The Steers had problenns on some plays, giving the Rebels opportunities to score twice. LINEMAN OF THE WEEK Robert Dennis started the season off right In Midland. On the defensive line. Robert connected time after time with the Rebels. Coupling his efforts with Tony Dean ' s tackles, he helped keep the Rebels ' rushing down to 142 yards. LINEMAN OF THE WEEK Sharing in the Steers ' glory is Roy Ander- son. Roy distinguished himself in defensive action against the Rebels. Considering how often the Rebels controlled the ball, Roy wasn ' t in action very long, but Big Spring coaches admired his plays. BACK OF THE WEEK Simply taking over the field. Rick Peurifoy walked over the Rebels. Rick carried eight times for an average of 13.6 yards and a total of 109 yards. Rick kept the score- board spinning with scores in all but the first quarter of play. GAME AT A GLANCE Steers Midland 10 First Downs II 252 Yards Rushing 142 21 Yards Passing 28 3 of 8 1 Passes Completed Passes Interc. by 2 of II 1 4 for 34.5 Punts, Avg. 6 for 33.3 5 for 47 Penalties, Yds. 6 for 40 4 Fumbles Lost 2 A— Rick Peurifoy looks do B — Kyle Rosene roars 1 • fo fans ' delight. vnfield before begii a score in the thii 112 drive, to the steers pluck ector eagles 30-0 LINEMAN OF THE WEEK Dave Thomas received fhe honor of the best lineman. In action against Ector, Dave gave the blocking for the bads who repeatedly drove up the center of the freld. On defense, Dave made contact with the passer three times. BACK OF THE WEEK Joe Zublate. fullback for the Steers, car- ried the ball against Odessa Ector thirteen times for an average gain of five yards. Joe made the first touchdown of the game, and he played a major role In the long, down-field drives against Ector. GAME AT A GLANCE Steers Ector 27 First Downs 3 436 Yards Rushing 22 27 Yards Passing 17 4 of 9 1 Passes Completed Passes Interc. By 1 of 7 1 5 for 38 Penalties. Yards 6 for 43 2 for 39.0 Punts, Avg. 8 for 37.4 3 Fumbles Lost 2 The Ector Eagles battled with the Steers in Memorial stadium. During the first quarter, Zubiate made a touchdown followed by Peuri- foy ' s early in the second. hHughes and Holten made the last two TD ' s ' after Randy Morgan recovered a fumble. This is the Steers ' second 3-AAAA victory. A — Ector fumbles during the third quarter of play, prompting Randy Morgan to dive in and recover. B — Ector ' s blocking makes it difficult for Johnny Rutherford to break free and run. foofball safety makes difference 15-13 game When the Steers came before the Cooper Cougars, they were tied for first place in the district, and someone had to come away a winner. To the disappointment of an estimated three thousand Steer fans, defeat met the Steers. A safety in the first quarter of play gave Cooper the edge they needed to win. Never before had any team held Cooper ' s running game at a stand still, proving the Steers can play ball with anyone. LINEMAN OF THE WEEK In action against Cooper. Lewis Switier was singled out to receive honors. Lewis caught two passes for a gain ot 44 yards. Abilene had a hard time running past Lewis ' bloclcing. His all out effor-ts kept Abilene from running up the BACK OF THE WEEK A consistent ball player, Jimmy Farris, performed superbly under the tension of Steer fans and Cooper ' s players. Jim- my accounted for his first touchdown pass of the year during this game, and his head-on tacHing left definite im- pressions on Cooper players. A — Steers share their experiences, win- ning and losing, B — Putting man against man on the line leads to some real power struggles. GAME AT A GLANCE Cooper Steers 17 First Downs 9 229 Yards Rushing 54 82 Yards Passing 130 5 of 12 1 Passes Completed Passes Intercepted 7 of 18 1 6 for 30.8 Punts, Avq. 5 for 38.4 4 for 60 Penalties, Yds. 2 for 20 2 Fumbles Lost 1 BT 114 steers topple Odessa for third district win LINEMAN OF THE WEEK Robert Dennis repeated the honors lor lineman of the weel during his playing against Odessa High. A terrible enemy to the Bronchos, Robert performed well on defense and offense malting a total of fourteen tackles for the Steers. BACK OF THE WEEK Joe Chavez put on a show for Steer fans against Odessa. In earning this honor, Joe played both going and com- ing on the field. He carried the ball ten times with an average gain of three yards, and on defense, Joe made sixteen tackles. A A B T GAME AT A GLANCE steers Odessa 14 First Downs 15 157 Yards Rushing 135 112 Yards Passing 112 6 of 15 Passes Completed 10 of 22 Passes Intercepted 2 5 for 33.6 Punts, Avg. 7 for 24.7 6 for 67 1 Penalties, Yds. Fumbles lost 3 for 35 1 BIq Spring met a well matched Odessa team in Memorial Stadium. According to the sta- tistics, one could see no apparent winner, but the Steers ' determination and ability to over- come obstacles proved fruitful and ended in a 12-6 victory. The Steers had to make come- backs after being penalized six times for 67 yards. The Steers had difficulty penetrating the Bronchos well distributed defense, but the linemen rode the Bronchos until they broke them in the Steers ' style. The Steers slammed into the Bronchos repeatedly, nipping their offense in the bud. Overall, the Steer coaches considered this contest to be a true test of Steer team power. A — An Odessa carrier is quite surprised as Steve Tidwell stomps in toppling his hopes for a clear run. B — Mike Barnes has an un- expected visitor waiting behind him while receiving a pass from Hinds. football steers peel angry orange Destroying a hex that has held the Steers back from victory for four years, the Steers learned a new way to skin a cat as they took on the Bobcats in San Angelo. A neck and neck game all the way, the Steers showed a crowd of 9,000 what determination and pride in a team can do. Plagued by fumbles and one intercep- tion, San Angelo could not control the ball once they had it, thus giving the Steers oppor- tunities which they put to use. Scoring twice before the half and once again in the fourth quarter made for a frustrated Bobcat defense. Moving through the defense, Big Spring tallied 190 yards on the ground. Using all their time outs, the Bobcats watched the clock tick away with the final score 19-18. A — Surprised by a flying tackle from behind, quarterback Gary Hinds prepares for the blow. B — Jimmy Farris stands ready for San Angelo ' s pass defender. LINEMAN OF THE WEEK Playing one of his better games of the season, Jimmy Farris receives Lineman of the Week honors for his performance against San Angelo. Jimmy caught three passes during the game with an average gain of eleven yards, giving Big Spring needed first downs. BACK OF THE WEEK Gary Hinds put on a show for Big Spring fans. Carrying fifteen times with an av- erage gain of over six yards, Gary threw the Bobcats off balance. In his passing game, Gary connected four out of nine times, making those four count well for the Steers. GAME AT A GLANCE Steers San Angelo 13 First Downs 2! 190 Yards Rushing 293 65 Yards Passing 59 4 of 9 Passes Completed 3 of 8 1 Passes Intercepted Fumbles Lost 3 4 for 5! Penalties, Yds. 2 for 23 7 for 47 Punts, Avg. 3 for 30 116 steers concede defeat to upstart bulldogs __ C T LINEMAN OF THE WEEK An outstanding player whom the coaches keep their eyes on is Randy Morgan. In action against Midland High, Randy proved himself time and time again. Bust- ing through the line on offense and tack- ling on the defense. Randy bumped and bruised several Bulldogs. BACK OF THE WEEK Senior player Steve Tidwell caught the favor of the coaches this week. Laying waste to the Bulldogs ' line, Steve made several impressive tackles. Often at the end of Hinds ' passing arm, Tidwell is ever ready to help the Steers pull through. GAME AT A GLANCE Steers Midland 17 First Downs 15 89 Yards Rushing 220 93 Yards Passing 27 182 Total Yards 247 8 of 23 Passes Completed 2 of 4 Passes Intercepted 7 for 35. Punts, Avg. 6 for 39.3 3 for 24 Penalties, Yds. 9 for 78 2 Fumbles Lost 1 With firm reliance on the Steers ' previous games, the team took on Midland with great confidence. hHolding the Bulldogs back until the fourth guarter was no problem It seemed, but they tore loose in the fourth for three scores, leaving the Steers in a hopeless situa- tion. The final score was 28 to 8. A — Two players knock heads together as the game gets under way. B — Hinds is ready to pass as he looks down the field for his receiver. C — Rick Peurifoy rolls out in a play, making his contribution to the Steers ' efforts. football feathers fly in eagle stadium Walking through a field of feathers, the Black Knights from Big Spring romped the Abilene High Eagles in their seventh 3-AAAA contest. Moving through the lines of defense, the Steers bashed and bruised their opponents remember- ing the frustrations from their last Abilene con- test. The Steers scored three TD ' s for Big Spring fans. LINEMAN OF THE WEEK Lineman of the Week honors go to Fillmore Gulnn. Fillmore kicks for the Steers as well as performing his lineman tasks. He provides outstanding downfield blocking in all of his attempts, thus paving the way for the Steers ' drives against Abilene. BACK OF THE WEEK In an outstanding performance against Abi- lene High, Gary Hinds scored all 21 points, leading the Steers to victory. Gary carried 17 times with a total gain of 95 yards, making Gary the leading ground gainer for the team. BACK OF THE WEEK A consistently fine player, Joe Chavez shares the honors of Back of the Week with Gary Hinds. Faking for the Steers on several plays, Joe paved the way for runs up the middle. Joe misled the Eagles just long enough to let Big Spring backs do their stuff. GAME AT A GLANCE steers Abilene 21 First Downs II 248 Yards Rushing 91 93 Yards Passing 90 7 of 12 Passes Completed 4 of 14 1 Passes Intercepted 2 1 for 46 Punts, Avg. 3 for 41 4 for 60 Penalties, Yards 2 for 20 4 Fumbles Lost 2 A — Hinds is up, up, and over as the Eagles try to stop a touch- down attempt. B — Johnny Rutherford puts out his best as he rolls out against Abilene ' s defense. 118 AA BT BH P 3 r J l rftJ 4 BMP Hl nl SS ' ' . yw _ steers end season in third place A A GAME AT A GLANCE steers Permian 10 First Downs 22 137 Yards Rushing 310 54 Yards Passing 53 4 of 20 1 Passes Completed Passes Intercepted 4 of 8 1 4 for 40 Punts, Average 5 for 43 1 for 15 Penalties, Yards 3 for 35 1 Fumbles Lost B T The Permian Panthers traveled to the Spring City with a determination to corral the Steers in an effort to hold their second place rating. Successful in their attempt and leaving the Steer fans downhearted, Permian left the sea- son with an 8-i-l record. Making a total of 191 yards on offensive plays, the Steers did not let the game go uncontested. In an all out concentrated effort by the Steers to get on the scoreboard, they drove 63 yards in five plays to make the Steers ' only touchdown. Being the seniors ' last game, the boys never once let up on their rushing or their impressive tackles. The final score was 34 for the Mojo to 6 for the Steers. LINEMAN OF THE WEEK The second junior to receive Lineman of the Week honors is Tony Dean. Tony is one of the biggest boys on the team and is a terror to any team he plays against. With his speed and size, Tony held baeli several of the Permian players. LINEMAN OF THE WEEK Mite Barnes shares the honors with Tony Dean. Barnes is another lineman whose actions live up to the Steer tradition of pride in the team and determination to do his best. Barnes was all over the tield during the game making consistently fine tackles. BACK OF THE WEEK Ricky Peurlfoy made his farewell appear- ance as a Steer running back playing against Permian this week. Carrying six times, Ricky made an average gain of six yards. Ricky carried the ball across the goal line for the only Steer touchdown of the game. A — The Steers made upsetting tackles against Permian. B — Steer team power, symbolized by the STP stickers on their helmets. Is shown in this tackle. football steers perform well against lubbock teams Early in the first quarter of play against Mon- terrey, the Plainsmen returned a punt all of the way to score their only points of the game. Closing the corral gate on the Lubbock West- erners ' offense let the Steers rack up twenty- nine points. The Steers thus broke even in their non-conference play. A— Getting the Lubbock High Westerner to the ground is no problem tor Steve Tid- well with the help of another Steer. B — Charlie Rodriguez breaks free. C — Peurifoy ' s down-field blockers fail to see the man at Rick ' s feet. 120 junior varsity boasts a winning season J mCSFRlNC l CS«;vf T nii-sPRiNf; JB Die spring u UShKlUC , ' die SFUti-. 5Ct Se4S145S, SS,fe80j 3 BICSFR Nc . A A B T A— FRONT ROW Joe Lopez, Julio Barrera, Philip Ferguson, Rod- dy Caffey, Tommy Fletcher, Arthur Trevino, Mike Gerhart. SECOND ROW Steve Rich, Pete Shafer, James Miller, Tony Stewart, Riclcy Dyer, Pink Dickens, John Weeks, Gene Lee. THIRD ROW Benito Rubio, Rondel Brock, James Pierce, Grady Ray, David Englert. Dave Duncan, Scott McLaughlin. Harry Crosby. B — Half-back Tommy Fletcher stops a Cougar cold. Action was the word for the Junior Varsity this year. The J.V. ' s were a block-busting crew. Permian was the only team that outscored the J.V. ' s. The Junior Varsity scored 326 points, while their opponents scored only 79 points total. The Varsity coaches worked with the J.V. ' s to make this season a great one. SEASON RECORD OPPONENT J.V. ' s Snyder 7 32 Lee 6 49 Ector 54 Estacado 14 35 Cooper 26 Odessa 20 34 San Angelo 25 Midland 6 34 Abilene 25 Permian 26 12 football junior varsity is an ail action team A — Excellent blocking aids Dave Duncan against Estacado. B — In the Estacado game, Arthur Trevlno is in need of help. C — Full- back Roddy Caffey runs into trouble in the Cooper game. D — Some great work by the J.V. ' s downed this Snyder Tiger. E — A Cougar Is clobbered by fullback, Roddy Caffey. F — Back, Arthur Trevlno. escapes the grip of two Snyder Tigers. G — The Cougars are baffled by some excellent running exhibited by Dave Duncan. football sophomores give boost to steer team power -% •_« ... mi. ' ' A A A— FRONT ROW Scott Hubbard, Mike Gamboa. Andy Men- doza. Daryl Brunson. Bill Curry, A. C. Neighbors, Mike William- son, Bruce Broughton, Mike Sizenbach, Skipper Huskey, Ronald Hubbard. SECOND ROW Albert Puga. Mike McCornnick, Gat- lin Jones, Gary Walker. John Bizzel, Mark McCraney, Bill Cole- man, Tommy Volmer. Bobby Hayes, Mike Cramer, Albert Carlile, Jim Bob Owens. THIRD ROW David Stanley, Mike Adams, Guy Vick, Mike Reed. Cal Lowery, Joe Pesina, Greg Knight, Sidney Rau, Louie Smith. Scott Knight. Jeff Murdock, Carl Knappe. Kevin Keel. B — Back David Stanley barely escapes the clutches of Monahans. C — Coach R. S. Higgins has really worked hard to build the Sophomore team. D — Without the help of Coach Gerald Braun the Sophomores would have been out in the cold. E — Ball carrier Mike McCormick sees some trouble trailing him during the Monahans game. E — An Angeio Bobcat has beaten Mike McCormick to the ball. G— Three Angeio Bob- cats drop in unexpectedly on Mike Adams. Coach Higgins and Coach Braun should be given credit for producing a great Sophomore team. The Sophomores lost only two out of their ten games. The Sophomores always had a lethal combination on the field. SEASON RECORD OPPONENT SOPHOMORES Midland Lee 13 6 Coahoma 8 20 Colorado City 6 28 San Angeio 20 Coahoma 14 Midland High 30 Colorado City 12 36 Monahans 3 6 San Angeio 22 24 Sweetwater 26 30 B T CT D T 124 toros close an excellent season A— FRONT ROW George Clark, Nicky Stewart, Ricky Baker, Randy Moore, Cory Beevers, Neal Tindol, Mike Alderton, Allen Born, Don Richardson. Billy Gressette. SECOND ROW Gene Swenson, Ricky Pitts. Mike Shultz. Bob Priebe, Andy Farris. Johnny Tonn, Barry Truette, Walter Jordan. Bob Amnnons. Gary Gillihan. THIRD ROW Ricky Haley, Jerry Kenophel, Uli Pa ous, Gary Ervin, Don McKee, Scott Carlile, Greg Barber. Rob Lawlis. Allen Davis. Mike Carrol, Terry Butler. FOURTH ROW Coach Bill RIchey. Coach Bob Presley, Maxey Brashears, Danny Cramer, Kenneth Eason. Tom Muller, Gary Miller, Mike Tredaway, Alvin Melton, Nate Poss. Ricky Steen, Mike Parker. Robb Lloyd. B — Scott Carlile wastes no time In taking care of a Snyder Lamar receiver. C — Coach Bill Richey has shaped a fine team this year. D — The Toros would not be the team they are without Coach Bob Presley. Football is really the business of the Toros. It has taken the cooperation of the coaches and the players to produce this winning team and great season. Jf r ' x c OPPONENT SEASON RECORD TOROS A Brahmas 26 Snyder Travis 42 S. A. Glenn 8 14 Sweetwater 24 14 Snyder Lamar 26 6 Snyder Travis 6 35 Colorado City 69 S. A. Edison 32 22 Snyder Lamar 30 26 Brahmas 22 42 brahmas end season with good record AA SEASON RECORD OPPONENT BRAHMAS Toros 26 Snyder Lamar 36 Colorado City 6 64 S. A. Edison 14 8 Snyder Travis 12 16 Snyder Lamar 32 6 Sweetwater 6 S. A. Glenn 21 6 Snyder Travis 46 Toros 42 22 A— FRONT ROW Frank Acrl, mgr., Gary Evans, Mark Farley Willie Williams, Cralq Zellars. Adam Yanez, David Patterson Sammy Flores, Larry Gonzalez, Edward Hurrlngton, Sammy Munoz mgr. SECOND ROW Manuel Baeza, Gilbert Peslna, Buste Green, Bruce Felts. Bruce Brock. Chuck Block, Sammy DeLeon Arthur Aslaga. Jay Slaughter. Armando Salgado, Bob Coleman Victor Mendoza. THIRD ROW David Coates, Leon Cargon, Bart Jones. Chris Duron, Rafael Luevanos, Pablo Flores, Jimmy Mayes, Vln McQulen, Dick Conley, Albert Robles. Tommy Musgrove, Adolph Aristo. Terry Purcell. mgr. FOURTH ROW Johnas Easley, Clifford Hobbs. Don Weeks, Don Shanks, Larry Crittendon, Mark Rissetter. Desmond Powell, Johnny Ortega, Ricky Lloyd, Jay Tee Smith, Coach Bill Moore. Coach Glenn Petty. B — Back Dick Conley Is hit by a Snyder Lamar man. C — Coach Bill Moore has built a strong team. D — Without the help and advice of Coach Glenn Petty the Brahmas would be lost. Steer Team Power has not been lost by the Brahmas. They have worked hard to support STP. The Brahmas have proved to be a fine team this year. D ► lettermen build team confidence A ▲ B T A— FRONT ROW: Gary Hinds, Herman Evans, Riley Faulkner, Richard Ethun. SECOND ROW: Randy Womaclc. David Carter, Mike Randall, Bruce Hutto, Jimmy Farris, Robert Evans. Smith Swords. B — Mad scrambles depict the Odessa game as the Steers rally for a vic- tory. C — Coach Kirby Pugh. 128 permian ' s 1 7-point victory angers the steers A — Randy Womack is up for two points as the offense closes in during the Odessa Permian game. B — The Steers grapple for the bail as the action under the net stiffens. C — Robert Evans keeps his eyes down court as he begins a penetration of Panther land. basketball cougars cool steer steam A — Ties will happen, and Mike Randle is right in there to tip the ball for the Steers. B — Randy Womack is in prone position for two points on the BIq Spring courts. C — Herman Evans is up for the rebound as the Steers take on the Cougars. 130 steers defeat rebels 59 to 44 basketball steers end season with improved record The Steers and their fans rallied together for the 1970 season but met defeat on the courts of 3-AAAA basketball. A game never went uncon- tested, however, as the Steers put on a per- formance which involved every player. There was never a dull moment as the Steers struggled to hold their place in district. SEASON RECORD OPPONENT STEERS Lee 99 69 Ector 79 69 Cooper 67 57 Odessa High 53 55 San Angelo 60 54 Midland High 97 64 Abilene High 96 64 Permian 77 60 Lee 44 59 Ector 67 56 Cooper 59 60 Odessa High 66 61 San Angelo 67 50 Midland High 79 64 Abilene High 98 76 Permian 73 67 1 !;1 ■ T P H l % ia |fBi « ' ' i H L ' « ' H Ifcpl isM f A — A Steer struggles for control of the ball to no avail. B — Richard Ethun piles up with an opponent as Bruce Hutto and Jimmy Farris look on. C — The Steers demonstrate team efforh as they put the ball up for two points. 132 j.v. ' s close a successful season A ▲ B T SEASON RECORD OPPONENT JVS Plalnview 57 49 Amarillo 48 62 Chrane 32 69 Sweetwater 37 73 Lamesa 50 57 Lee 97 78 Ector 57 48 Plainview 42 37 Cooper 57 32 Odessa 53 55 Angelo 44 50 Midland 78 59 Abilene 107 47 Lee 74 56 Ector 27 56 Laltevlew 49 75 Cooper 72 56 Odessa 45 51 Sweetwater 44 59 Lamesa 47 44 A— F RONT ROW Bl Franklin, David Newman, To my Fletcher, Ted Smith, E nito Rubio, Jesse Olague SECOND ROW John Weeks Harry Crosby, Tony Dean Larry Pierce, Grady Ray, Richard Bullard, Ronde, Brock. B— Coach Ron Plumlee has put together a great team. basketball j.v. ' s see much action on courts A — Jesse Olague Is In to make a shot -for two points. B — Billy Franklin is on the ball just in time to snatch it from an opponent. C — Rondel Brock takes his time and aims the ball to sink the shot. rA 1 1 i .m w m mmmammma f ' w% A ■aiPHr ri f ' j | V ] 4 11 J I ' B. jVS m B ▲ C T sophs have active season A— FRONT ROW Mack Sizenbach, Mike Mc- Cormick, Mike Adams. Arthur Trevino. SECOND ROW Gene Lee, Greq Knight. Stanley Shanks, David Stanley. B — Some excellent guarding is prac- ticed by Mike McCormick. C — Mack Sizenbach makes a good shot. D — As his opponent shoots. Stanley Shanks tries to block the shot. basketball toros gain experience through effort A — Coach Robert Stanley has helped the Toros build a fine seasonal record. 6 — Sonne fancy guarding is exhibited by Nate Poss. C — Guy Crawford tries a lump shot and sinks a field goal. D— FRONT ROW Bobby Webb, Terry Butler. Guy Craw- ford, John Tonn, Bones McKee, Craig Barker. SECOND ROW Nate Poss, Barry McGonag Rob Lloyd, Mike Treadway, Scott Carlile, Allen Davis. Rick Steen. E — Allen Davis puts one in for two points. 136 bramahs see tough competition C T A— FRONT ROW Rafael Luevanos, Bruce Felts. Adam Yanez, Gary Evans, Willie Wil- ams, Charles Brown, Mark Farley. SECOND ROW Larry Shanks. Donnle Shanks. Gilbert Pesina, Dick Conley, Santos Olague, Choy Pittman, Jay Tee Smith, Robert Foster, Chris Duron. B — Promising young player, Chris Du- ron, tries to make this shot good for two. C — Willie Williams Is about to shoot for a much needed field goal. D — Bruce Felts evades some good guarding to try a shot. E — Coach Bill Moore has done a fine job molding the Bramahs Basketball squad. varsity baseball interest gro vs -Y A A A— FRONT ROW Raymond White. Riley Falkner, Ricky Puerifoy. Andy Gamboa. Charlie Rodriguez. David Hanson. Roddy Caffey. Barney Gulley. SECOND ROW Thomas Brewer, Pete Shaffer. Joe Martinez, Roger Dixon. Moses Fiores. Randy Womack. Dave Duncan. THITO ROW faWt Martinez. David Englert. Jimmy Farris. Grady Ray. Bruce Hutto. Johnny Seavy. Coach Oakey Ha- good. B — Coach Oakey Hagood is there with the boys through rain and snow to help build the team. C — Managers Raymond White and Barney Gulley supervise activities and aid in building team unity. D — David Englert warms up during practice. - f players specialize in positions A — The infield of the Steer baseball team makes up most of the varsity team members. B — Senior outfielders David Hanson. Andy Gamboa, and Rocger Dixon are returning letter- men. C — Thomas Brewer. Joe Mdllliiyi, and Pete Shaffer provide the catching for Steer pitchers. baseba j.v. ' s begin district competition :sr o m If ffJ-t in A ▲ B T A— FRONT ROW Daryl Brunson, Chuck Miller, Doc Holiday. John Snyder. SECOND ROW Jeff Mur- doclc. Arthur Guess, Philip Ferguson, Mike Gamboa. Wayne York. THIRD ROW David Newman. Henry Haro. Tommy Tune. John Weeks, Tony Dean, David Carter. B— The pitching staff of the Steer team is comprised of David Englert. Dave Duncan, Jimmy Farrls, Moses Flores, and Johnny Seavy. 140 a team is made of individuals A — Joe Martinez is ready as Pete Shaffer is up to test his batting skills. B — Charlie Rodriguez shows the proper attitude of attention necessary to build a winning unit. C — Joe Martinez is ready to receive any pitch. baseball varsity volleyball plans successful season A — (left to right) Alma Vargas, Teresa Grif- fin, Veanda Griffith, Mary Lou Brown, Ann Brown, Judy Bair, Miss Susie Lynch, Mary Dirks, Judy Dyer, Sherry Wooley, A Henderson, Kathy Dean, Patti Spier. B— Miss Susie Lynch. Head Volleyball Coach Starting player, Anne Brown, takes aim on e powerful serve. D — Judy Dyer, senior, spike E — Sherry Wooley, senior, spike. 142 i Irv • jT A — Djrinq a scrimmage. Judy Dyer makes an excellent approach on her to score another point. B — Patti Spier, senior, set. C — Kathy Dean, senior, set. D — Alma Vargas, senior, set. E — Ann Brown, junior, spike. F— Judy Bair, junior, spike. volleyball A — Varsity players, Judy Dyer and Ann center on Lottia Ellison ' s spike, as her set Anita Renteria looks on. B — Mary Lou Brown, Junior, spike. C — Mary Dirks, junior, spike. D — Teresa Griffin, junior, set. E — Arlene Henderson, junior, set. F — Veanda Griffith, junior, set. - sophs take second place in tourney AaA4s A A— FRONT ROW Anita Renteria, Denise Bryant. Sherry Hudso... Raylene Oliver . SECOND ROW Cynthia Cook. Lottie Ellison, Cindy Williams. Mary Alyce Terrazes. Beverly Peters. Kay Lou Caffey. B — Sophomore spike. Denise Bryant, makes a good block in a scrim- mage against the varsity players. Judy Dyer and Mary Lou Brown. C — Linda Woodard. varsity volleyball volleyba freshmen acquire new skills A — Freshman Gold Team- Milisites. Melody Burchell. -FRONT ROW Cindy SECOND ROW Vickl Tyler. Clarice Rlngener, Valorie Gamble. THIRD ROW Debbie Irwin. Kate Bradshaw. Leslie Jones, Linda Preus. B— Freshman Blacic Team— FRONT ROW Diane Garcia, Brenda Thomas, Susan Smith. SECOND ROW Letica Trevino. Janice Platte, Teresa Stewart. Beverly Doering. THIRD ROW Dar- lene Jones, Sandra Magers, Diane Tipton, Pam Milam. C — As her teammates watch, Debbie Irwin spikes a hard driven ball. D — Mrs. Lynn Carr, Freshman Cjpach. I i t nflP V H 1 Bfc loflyi freshmen excel at track skills A— FRONT ROW Don Turner, Ricky Steen, Barry Truette, Walter Jordan, Bob Priddy, Billy Gresset, Gary Evans. SECOND ROW Dale Lee. Gene Swenson, Bruce Felts. Don Weeks, Larry Crittendon. Bart Jones. THIRD ROW Charles Brown. Armando Salgado, Mark RIester, Scott Carlise. Dick Conley. Johnny Ortega, Ricky Lloyd. FOURTH ROW Allen Davis, Terry Butler. Mike Treadway. Rafael Luevanos, Danny Cramer. Albert Robles, Maxey Brashears, Mike Parker. B — Freshman tracksters begin workouts with sprints. C — Billy Gresset takes a hurdle during practice. D — Coach Bill Moore works with the freshman track team. E — Coach Bob Presley also helps train this team for competition. D T E T r l traeic thin dads take second place in first tourney A— Lonq-distancs runners for the Steer Track team are: FRONT ROW Waiter Campbell, Larry North, Clay Thompson. Mark Jones. SECOND ROW Johnny Turner, Danny Smart. Mike Hud- son, and Roman Ramirez. B— These tracksters de- cide to take a little time out from practice. C_:he track manaqsrs are: Jan Whatley. Bill Coleman. Sid Richardson, and Louis Smith. D— This relay team is composed of Walter Campbell. Clay Thompson. Kyle Rosene, Mike Hudson. E— Another relay team is made up of Clay Thompson Walter Campbell. Mike Barnes. Mike Hudson, and Kyle Rosene. F— Mike Hudson warms up before a workout G— Mike Hudson rounds a curve durinq a practice heat. H— Coach Glen Petty works to make a winninq team. A ▲ 148 fracli 1 970 golf team faces competitive district A A A— FRONT ROW Daniel Lewis, Keith Finke, Billy Crooker, Grady Harris, Richard Egan, Greg Hahn, Easy Ezell, Robert McFaul, Terry Pate, Bruce Bright. SECOND ROW Jarrell Carroll, Ike Robb, Jack Curry, Mark Slate. Terry Roundtree, Milton Jones. B — A set of golf clubs is shadowed by Easy Ezell. C — Greg Hahn carefully studies the situation before nnaking his stroke. B T A — Although it appears to be an easy stroke. Jack Curry is not taking any chances. B — Coach Wilbur Cunningham has high hopes for the team. r A A B T The BSHS Golf Team is facing some stiff com- petition in district play, but members of the team are very confident of their performance. The Steers practice every day developing new skills and polishing old ones. Coordinating their efforts is Coach Wilbur Cunningham. Coach Cunningham works with the team daily and is very optimistic about its potential. tennis team bolsters school spirit AA B T A—FRONT ROW Nancy Thompson, Amanda Williams, Martha Lewis. Susan Pobst. SECOND ROW Lynda Meador, Karen King, Stephanie Dickens, Kae McLaughlin, Sheela Armlstead. THIRD ROW Pattie Seitzler, Sharon Andrews. Martha Boadle, Joel Dyer, Donald Davis, Phyllis Faulkner. Diane Hamilton. FOURTH ROW Ray Kennedy, Mark Tereletsky, Bobby Dyer, Geren Mar- tin, Steve Burnett, Stewart Bunn, Steve Lawlis, Alan Hill. B— Singles player, Karen King, works on her game during an after- school practice. C — Varsity member. Stewart Bunn, completes a backhand during a match with the coach. D — The doubles team of Geren Martin and Steve Burnett work on their net game during practice session. E — Two team members, Phyllis Faulkner and Nancy Thompson work on doubles strategy. Coach Royce Cox has produced a fine team this year. Many hours of work have gone into the making of the team. This year ' s Steer Net- ters should be the best in the history of BSHS. 152 C A DA E T m Vf -H- m tennis cheerleaders exhilarate spirited fans Steer Cheerleader ' s hard work and dedication brings united spirit to Big Spring High. The varsity cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Sandy Pugh, use many new ideas to pronnote school spirit. Their newest spirit building idea, the Spirit Stick, won this summer at SMU cheerleading school. Is used to c reate student body involvement. They make locker signs, lawn signs, and victory ribbons. Also, they present skits in the pep rallies and decorate the gym and the dressing room. The junior varsity and freshman cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Mary Richey, also create a high spirit level through their many hours of work. The cheerleaders strive to instill school pride, sportsmanship, and spirit among the students of BSHS. 6ll_ l A — Enthusiastic Steer fans show their untiring effort and devotion in back- ing the Steers. B — High spirited freshman cheerleaders (front row, left to right) Lori Fort and Peggy Her- nandez, (second row] Dana Mancil and Cindy Morris, (third row) Nancy Smith and Pat+i Womack, help to ignite crowd enthusiasm. C — junior varsity cheerleaders (left to right) Marcia Staggs, Denise Bryant, Patricia Cherry, and Carol Lyster, work many hours emphasizing high spirit and good sportsmanship. True dedication and spirit shines in the faces of the var- sity cheerleaders D — Denise Estes, Senior. E — Cheri Turner, Junior, F — Martha Fierro, Junior, G — Anne Tal- bot, Senior. and H — Patti Spier, Senior. The varsity cheerleaders ' con- tinuous yelling fills every silence. 154 cheerleaders a a administration executes decisions Superintendent Sam Anderson and his staff have the task of interpreting and executing the policies and decisions of the school board. These men are not only known locally but are known statewide as capable school administrators. Each individual school is given special atten- tion and aid. In their dedication to the field of education, they have given superior leadership and guidance to this school system. A — Mr. Sam Anderson, acting as superintendent since 1962, writes down important notes for a staff meeting. B — Members of Mr. Anderson ' s staff are; seated, Mr. Lynn C. Hice. Assistant Superintendent of Instruction; standing, Mr. Keith Swim, Adminis- tration Assistant. Noel Reed, Director of Personnel, Mr. Don Crockett, Assistant Superintendent of Business, and Mr. Don Green, Assistant for Business Services. school board gives leadership Recognized as leaders by their fellow citizens, the members of the Board of Education serve the school district with keen judgment. Each of the seven members brings to the Board a broad background of experiences and interests. To serve the total community with an educational system of superior quality is the task to which they are dedicated. A — Members of the school board are: Mr, Roy E. Watltins, Mr. Jack R. Alexander, Mrs. R. B. G. Cowper, Mr. Grant Boardman, Mr. Kimbell Guthrie, and Mr. Jimmy Taylor. B — Mr. Joe Moss, president of the school board, presides at the meetings. faculty principals program for excellence John Talmadge Ray Pope Harold Beniley John Smith The team approach is used in solving problems by Mr. John F. Smith, principal, and his able assistants; Mr. Harold Bentley and Mr. John Talmadge. Mr. Ray Pope is Dean of Students. All are well qualified for their positions by ex- perience and training. A — Mr. Ray Pope. Dean of Students, often finds It necessary to counsel a student. 160 staff advises students These staff members render special aid and services that are important for the operation of the school. Mrs. Gene Harrington efficiently keeps all financial and scholastic records. Coach Spike Dykes supervises all athletic activities and serves as the head football coach. The coun- selors, Mrs. Janice Rosson, Mr. Morris Molpus, and Mr. Raymond Stevenson are responsible for advising students about choosing courses and selecting colleges. A — Coach Splice Dykes resigned at midterm to accept the position of head coach in Ahce, Texas. He was replaced by Coach Clovls Hale. Raymond Stevenson Janice Rosson Gene Harrington Morris Molpus faculty Imogene PuckeH Sandra Pugh Paula Stanley Vilma Blagrave Claudia Turner Camella Ryan Nan Howard Elizabeth Johansen Edward Loveless Dorothy Rice Charlotte Irwin Karleen Hippely Sharon White Evelyn Zellars Rebecca Hagood A T A — Mrs. Jane Smith shows Allen Maxwell ways to improve his theme. B — The Scarlet Letter, a book read by many junior English classes, is reviewed by Mr. Edward Loveless. iA9 Q 1 ( 9 , S J rl 4 N ' I Jane Smith Erma Steward Joy Shaver Sharon Ryan language arts stress creativity Literature, composition, grammar, mechanics and usage are the five areas covered in the four grade levels of English. Three of these grade levels are required for graduation. Stu- dents also develop reading comprehension and vocabulary growth. All the levels of English have a total of 1895 students enrolled. Journalism and speech teach students to com- municate either by writing or by speaking. Jour- nalism has 85 students and speech has 123 students. A — This class discussion in Mrs. Sandra Pugh ' s English class appears to evoke feelings of doubt in the nninds of Mike Pope and Ray Ward. faculty PH 1 b I B HHiMi iisa (g3 Vjif ' :S!:l ■ 1 Lila Brewsfer Sharon White Colleen Slaughter Corinne Buckner Melinda Hunt Cletus latum Reta Weeg Students learn a new language Spanish, Latin, and French are the three foreign language courses offered to students. Students not only learn the grannmar and vocabulary of the language but also the culture of the people. Spanish and French are taught by audio-visual aids and conversational usag e while Latin is taught from the textbook. Miss Colleen Slaugh- ter heads this department. A— Mrs. Cletus Tatun Spanish class. 164 enjoys helping Ethel Min+er translate T A Charles Burnsed James Smith Jo Ann Morris R. S. hiiggins Jerry Kelley Gary Carlson Mary Bracken ridge Willard Hakes Garland Braun Pat Lawrence science probes ne f ideas Mr. Pat Lawrence heads the Science Depart- ment and leads a staff of ten. Courses offered include Physical Science, with 697 enrolled; Biology, with an enrollment of 286; Chemistry, with 132 enrolled; Physics, with an enrollment of 42; and Astronomy, with 16 enrolled. Knowl- edge gained and skills developed in these classes help students acquire a better understanding of the world around them. -Many hours of work c vrence before his cher nd preparation are put in by Mr. Pat listry classes perform an experiment. faculty Bill Richey Ronald Plumlee William Moore The Math Department, which teaches the funda- mentals of math, algebra, and higher forms of algebra, is headed by Mr. G. T. Guthrie. Re- lated math has an enrollment of 767, and alge- bra has 602 students enrolled. Geometry and trigonometry have a total enrollment of 152 while computer has 25 students enrolled. A — Mr. Joseph Dawes watches Steve Stanley at the computer as he checks his program. 166 mathematics motivates thinking A — Mr. G. T. Guthrie, head of the Mathematics Department, goes over the next day ' s lesson while his Geometry class takes a test. Patsy Lockhart Ragna Brandon Robert Thompson Margaret Darner John hHamllton Wilbur Cunningham Elaine Beavers Joseph Dawes faculty Glenn Petty Kirby Pugh Samuel Agullera Oakley Hagood Robert Stanley A — Mrs. Jette Lung, American his- tory teacher, is pleased with her stu- dents ' work. B — Interesting lectures are an important part of Coach Samuel Aquilera ' s history class. 168 social studies explain the past The Social Studies Department teaches the his- tory of our world, nation, and state. It also explains our national government. The courses required for graduation are world history, with an enrollment of 535, American history, with 544 students enrolled, and government, with 203 enrolled. Texas government and advanced government, which are not required subjects, have an enrollment of 89. The social studies teachers relate the history of the world to present day situations. Kathleen Munson Rodney Allison Jette Lung Robert Presley William Martin Nanna Garrett faculfy Don Turner Patricia Rutledge Mary Kay Richey Mary Jean Byrd Bill Bradley Kenny Sheppard fine arts students develop talents The Fine Arts Department enables students to develop their talent, imagination, and ingenu- ity in the fields of art and music education. Art teaches the fundamentals which include composition, color harmony, perspective draw- ing, and design. Band teaches instrument princi- ples while choir teaches the essentials for voice training. Theory includes style, part writing, composition and ear training. A — During art class, Janice Pounds and Carol Currie listen as Ma+f Hol+en discusses their drawinqs. 170 5 J ' -7 c .. A T Charlotta Hamilton Blllye Grlsham Donnita Cunningham Nancy Annen Janice Condron Helen Willard Fern Alexander homemaking offers new experiences The Homemaking Department, headed by Mrs. Fern Alexander, involves seven teachers at four levels. First year students learn the basic skills of food preparation, clothing, health, care of the sick, and child care. The second and third year homemaking students continue to study with more depth the basic areas of homemaking. The study of hlome and Family Living, which Includes personal development, family living, and marital adjustments. Is also offered by this department. A — After one of the monthly meetings of the Future Homemakers of America, Mrs. Charlotta Hamilton and Mrs. Billye Grlsham prepare the refreshments. - . faculty Vonna Jean Swim E. Y. Buckner Edward Seay George Rice Perry Mathis irooks Loren Spencer A — Mr. Bill Brooks, drafting teacher, suggests improvement for Tracey Guess ' s house plans. B — Moses Fierro and Felix Martinez watch as Perry Mathis assists them in automobile repair. A T 172 students prepare for future careers The Vocational Education Department helps students develop practical skills which will be important to their future careers. This depart- ment offers woodworking, drafting, metal trades, electrical appliance repair, building trades, and automobile repair. Students may also choose to participate in one of the work programs such as Vocational Office Education, Distributive Education, or Industrial Coopera- tive Training. Cornelious Baker Jim Shillingburg Max Beevers True+t Vines John Annen C. W. Tanner Leon Taylor faculty physical education plays vital The Physical tducation classes participate in conditioning exercises and sports such as soft- ball, basketball, volleyball, touch football, and tennis, hiealth is also included in this depart- nnent. This course involves a study of the dif- ferent systems of the body, describing how each one functions separately, hiealth aisc covers personal grooming, first aid, dietary habits, oral hygiene, and control of diseases. A — Coach Clovis Hale taught Health untiil took over the job of Athletic Director. John Pa+ton Royc© Cox Barbara Leafblad Susie Lynch Daniel Bustamante Lynn Carr Jack Gray A T special staff helps operate school The members of this staff fill a variety of positions to fit various needs of BSHS. Mr. Ray Lawlis, Cafeteria Director, supervises the plan- ning and preparation of the students ' noon meals and special banquets. Mrs. Nellie Mathis serves as the school nurse while Mrs. Dorothy Smith is the homebound teacher and instructs students who are unable to attend classes. Mr. O. A. Madison is in charge of all audio visual aids. A— Mr. Walter Alexander. Chief Building Engineer, and Mr. Marvin Butts are in charge of keeping the school building in top shape. faculty professional staff meets needs Mildred Wright Christine Mullins Juanita Dibrell Joyce Ellis Nila Allen Evaughn Taylor Sandra Braun Susan Wax Freda Hoover Yvonne Ray There are many important positions at BSHS which must be filled by responsible and effi- cient people. Among these are Mrs. Nila Allen and Mrs. Chris Mullins who are in charge of the main office while Mrs. Evaughn Taylor operates the Guidance Office. Mrs. Mildred Wright keeps the attendance records, and Mrs. Freda Hoover is secretary to Mr. John Smith. Mrs. Yvonne Ray and Mrs. Sandra Braun are in charge of the study halls while Mrs. Juanita Dibrell, Mrs. Susan Wax, and Mrs. Joyce Ellis operate the library. A — Mrs. Susan Wax and Mrs. Joyce Ellis, head librarian, discuss what books to order for the school library. 176 Peggy Slocum Ben Cregg Willene Humphrey Anna Walker Betty Green Evelyn Zellars Beverly Gordon Judith Blick Berniece Thompson Linda hiartin business training teaches skills The Business Department provides commercial instruction for students who wish to develop certain skills. This department, which is headed by Mrs. Betty Green, offers bookkeeping, gen- eral business, business law, typing, and short- hand. As a result of these varying courses, ex- perienced teachers, and excellent equipment, many students receive excellent training for a fu- ture in the business world. A — A helpful suggestion given by Mrs. Berniece Thompson, business law teacher, makes the assignment a little easier for Joyce Wood. faculty staffs perform daily services J. R. Gould Barney Salazar Connie Munoz Manuel Dominquez Al Rodriquez Eddie Hernande Juan Rodriquez Marvin Bri+ton E. J. Smifh Jose Saldivar A — Mrs. Connie Munoz discusses one of her duties as a member of the maintenance staff with Mr. E. J. Smith. 6 — Serving food during the lunch periods is one of the responsibilities of Mrs. Katherine Weldel. f - 1 178 r 1 © , ' 1 Mildred Caldwell Rubie Gibbs Nell Wright Patsy Padilla Maxlne Barkely Hattie Williamson Ruth Nanny Ester McNutt Olga Reed Cleo Allridge Katherine Weidel Dorothy Whitton Maurice Jennies Virginia Ham Dorothy Haley Clara Smelsey Big Spring High School is served by two faith- ful staffs, the staff responsible for the main- tenance of the building and the staff responsible for preparing and serving food every day for students and teachers. The custodians and janitors clean each class room and office at the end of each school day. The memebrs of the maintenance staff work diligently each day to prepare the school build- ing for another day of classes. Cafeteria workers spend many hours preparing and serving noon meals during four lunch per- iods every school day. These women prepare food for the cafeteria plate lunch and also pre- pare other types of foods that are sold in the snack bar. Each day a variety of food is offered to provide a wide selection for the noon meal. faculty freshman class officers president larry crittenden vice-president Cynthia morris secretary susan smith treasurer dana manciii freshmen take first step FIRST ROW Robert Achard Frank Acrl Arley Acuff Toni Acuff Cindy Adams SECOND ROW Rose Aken Ronald Alderton Rex Allen Martha Alvarez Ruben Alvarez THIRD ROW Bob Ammons Bonnie Anderson Ellen Anderson Adolph Arista Arther Arsiaga FOURTH ROW Verna Atkinson Pamela Austin Robert Ayala Manuel Baeza Jon Bagnall FIFTH ROW Kathle Bagwell Ricky Baker Larry Baldock Lav anda Ballard Sharlyn Barbee Randy Barber SIXTH ROW Nancy Barr Richard Barraza Cory Beevers Ann Bell Mitchell Bell Charles Blddlson 182 A — Freshmen take a becoming a student at FIRST ROW Diana Bishop Chuck Black Kathy Blalack Galynn Bledsoe Marie Boadle SECOND ROW Clint Boaroman Chris Bogard Steve Bohannan Kenneth Born Bert Boullioun THIRD ROW Frances Boyd Kate Bradshaw Maxey Brashears Bruce Brock Markay Brooks major step B.S.H.S. freshmen fish learn to take part FIRST ROW Beth Brown Charles Brown Ricky Brown Cathy Brumett Daria Buchanan SECOND ROW PattI Buchanan Leslie Bueclter Lark Burns Brent Burrow Tommy Burt THIRD ROW Russell Buslce Linda Bustamante Terry Butler Melody Burchell Betsy Burleson FOURTH ROW Lisa Burnett Debra Campbell Jason Campbell James Cannon FIFTH ROW Brenda Capen Mike Carl Darlia Carlile Scott Carlile SIXTH ROW Connie Carman Dimple Carman Mike Carroll Leon Carson 184 : 4 ' i fllaHBi A — Freshman Mar+ha Talbot is in a state of perplexity while Sammy Jones places her beanie on her head for the first time. FIRST ROW Donna Carter William Carter Terry Casillas Christine Chandler Ron Christoffersen Debbie Clark SECOND ROW George Clarke Ann Clayton Kay Clayton Sharon Coker Gary Compton THIRD ROW Dick Conley Doreen Connally Mike Conner Colleen Copeland Barbara Corralez FOURTH ROW Irma Correa Steve Covington Danny Cramer Greg Crawford Nan Cranford FIFTH ROW Larry Crittenden Darrisa Crooks Irene Cruz John Currie Kim Cutler freshmen freshmen experience adventures FIRST ROW Steve Daves Alan Davis Donald Davis Janet Davis Sherry Davis Mary Dekle SECOND ROW Mary DeLeon Sammy DeLeon David Deming Melissa Dennis Emma Dillard Beverlie Doering THIRD ROW Betty Domlnguez Bob Douglas Danna Dunlap Oris Djron Joeh Dyer Kenneth Eason R3URTH ROW James Edwards Janet Ellison Patrick Enfield Phyllis Enfield Cindy Engle FIFTH ROW Mary English Richard Enoch Norma Enriguez Gary Ervin Ignacio Escanuelas SIXTH ROW Olga Escanuelas Margie Evans Norman Farris Randy Faulkner Diane Feichtenger JMkiWI 186 A — Freshmen tall: over their first big weeic in Big Spring High School. FIRST ROW Don Felts Kurt Fennez George Fierro Debbie Finfinger Dave Fisher SECOND ROW Mary Fitzqibbons Pabbo Flores Lori Fort Cathy Fowler Patricia Fox THIRD ROW Debbie Frazier Phillip Furqueron Nancy Gagnon Irene Galan Delia Galvan freshmen spirit maices freshmen great A — David Englert and Kay Lou Caffey explain how important spirit is in a high school to Sherry Smith. FIRST ROW Valorie Gamble Sylvia Gamboa Dlanne Garcia Gloria Garcia Paul Garcia Lura Gay SECOND ROW Robert George Brenda Gerhart Connie GIbbs Gary Gillihan Sylvia Glass Glenn Carl THIRD ROW Ishamael Gomez Larry Gonzales Norma Gonzales Thomas Gonzales Bekici Goodman Catherine Gossett d h M 188 A — Spirited freshmen attend an FHA banquet. FIRST ROW Elizabeth Gresham Bill Gressett Randy Grimes Charles Gross Kelly Guinn SECOND ROW Roger Guinn Kathy Gunnels Janie Gutierrez Cathy Hagle Cindy Halfmann THIRD ROW Johnie Hall Randy Haller Grady Harris George Hortley RIcty Hayley FOURTH ROW Janet Heiman Neil Henderson Cathy Hendrix Betty Henkel Frances Hernandez FIFTH ROW Juanita Hernandez Olga Hernandez Peggy Hernandez John Hicks freshmen today follovfers, tomorrov leaders A — Mr. Thompson leads Mary Jo English to the road to knowledge. FIRST ROW Elma Hilario Richard Hilario John Hine SECOND ROW Gary HIse Clifford Hobbs Steve Holcombe Sherell Holland Dave Holley THIRD ROW Carol Hollir.gsworth John Holloway Karen Holloway Cathy Holten Jonathan Honea FOURTH ROW Leanna Hooser Cheri Horn Henry Horton Patsy Huante Henry Hubbard 190 FIRST ROW Richard Hubbard Jackie Huckaby Vickie Huffman Debbie Hughs Kevin Hunt Edward Hurrington SECOND ROW Brenda Hyden Debra Nea l Jaber Marilynn Jarvis Debra Jenkins Donna Jennings THIRD ROW Earnest Johnson Helen Johnson Marsha Johnson Glenn Jolley Barthell Jones Darlene Jones FOURTH ROW Glenda Jones Jody Jones Julie Jones Leslie Jones Patty Jones FIFTH ROW Walter Jordan Vlckey Juarez Thomas Kelsey Kenneth Kerr Vallnda Kesterson SIXTH ROW Mary Kevette James Kldd Cecilia Kimble Donna Klnman David Kirk SEVENTH ROW Richard Kitchen Jerry Knoepfel Jerry Lamb Ricky Lang FUino l nr ter freshr freshmen find time to relax Fl RST ROW Rob Lawlis Debra Lawson Bobby Lee Dale Lee SECOND ROW Lawrence Lee Cindy Lester Dalton Lewis Pat Lewis THIRD ROW Amy LeVIer Pam Little Ricky Lloyd Robby Lloyd FOURTH ROW Frank Long Betty Looney Albert Lopez Marga Lopez Uvaldo Lopez FIFTH ROW Dorothy Lott David Loveless Rafael Luevanos Rhoda Lusk Susan Maddox SIXTH ROW Andra Madry Sandra Magers Karen Malb Dana Mancill Rosie Mantanez 192 FIRST ROW Patricia Marks Donna Martin Amelia Martiez David Martinez Katie Martinez SECOND ROW Lydia Mata Maria Mata Annie Mathews Carolyn Mauldin Jimmy Mayes THIRD ROW Rebecca Mayes Paula Meek Richard Meek Alvin Melton Susan Mencahaca FOURTH ROW Victor Mendoza Pam Milam Cindy Milisits Gary Miller Nona Miller FIFTH ROW Ethel Mlnter Richard Mitchell Julian Moncada Charlotte Majors Carlos Montanez A — Sherry Smith relaxes during her lunch period. freshn new doors open for freshmen FIRST ROW Randy Moore Elda Moralez Kay Morehead Phyllis Morellon James Morgan Sally Moron SECOND ROW Cindy Morris Cindy Mounce Tom Mullen Roy Mullins Lena Munoz Ruby Murphy THIRD ROW Tommy Musgrove Terry McAdam Paula McClendon Donna McDaniel Mike McDaniel FOURTH ROW Barry McGonaglll Mike McGrath Donald McKech Leslie McMullen Wanda McNew FIFTH ROW Billle McPeak Vin McQuien David Newfon Ann Nicholson Sofia Noyola SIXTH ROW Kathy Odell Rene Ornelas Elaine Oliver Nancy Olsen John Oreo 194 A — Freshman debaters, Susa Vin McOulen. and Brenda listen to their critique. FIRST ROW Johnny Ortega Roy Lee Osborne Carlos Ovalle Wyatt Overton Thomas Owen SECOND ROW Virigil Owen Shiretta Ownbey Linda Padgett Rebecca Palmer THIRD ROW Nancy Parchman Fernie Paredez Milce Parker Phil Parmenter FOURTH ROW Jessie Parra Louis Parras Carletta Partee Terry Pate Smith, Thomas freshmen freshmen strive for goals FIRST ROW Paula Paulln Beverly Pearce Sandra Pedigo Bobby Peercy Kevin Penner SECOND ROW Caroline Peralta Paul Perez Martha Perry Gilbert Peslna Robin Peterson THIRD ROW Sherry Phillips Eddie Pierce Ricky Pitts Choy Pittman Janice Platte FOURTH ROW Sharon Pljnlstt Janet Pobst Nancy Polk Nate Poss FIFTH ROW William Pounds D. W, Powell Guy Prater Lynda Preus SIXTH ROW Bob Priebe Terry Purdell Charles Quails Lupe Ramirez dxhAik ' n A — Debra Jenkins decides to type her friend a letter using her new learned skills. B — Jenell Wright tries to help Cindy Hoffman finish her sample In time. FIRST ROW Robert Ramirez Kathleen Raney Roy Randy Steve Ray Pat Ray SECOND ROW Cindy Reagan Steve Reagan Janet Rennaux Mary Renteria THIRD ROW Robert Rhoton John Riherd Barbara Rlker Bobette RIner freshr fish find rare leisure time A — Two freshmen manage to get to their loclcers during the rush between classes. FIRST ROW Clarice RIngener Mark Rlset+er Roy Robertson Albert Robles Oscar Robles SECOr D ROW John Rodgers Pat Rorick Betty Rodriguez Gloria Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez THIRD ROW Robert Roger Irma Ross Carolyn Russell Janle Russell Susan Russell Bonnie Salz M 198 FIRST ROW Bertha Saldivar Armando Salgado Richard Salgado Margie Sanchez Ann Sanders Bill Sanders SECOND ROW Marie Sanders Wanda Sandrldge John Sargent Gene Sevenson Terry Shafer Donnle Shanks THIRD ROW Larry Shanks Kent Shaw Teresa Sheppard Craig Shipman Richard Shook FOURTH ROW Mike Sholts Mary Sieira Tracy Slgmon Gary Singleton Jay Slaughter FIFTH ROW David Smith Donna Smith Evelyn Smith Smith Jay Tee Smith SIXTH ROW Mike Smith Nancy Smith Ronda Smith Sherry Smith Steve Smith SEVENTH ROW Kathy Snyder Robert Speaker Carol Speckman fresh r someday seniors anticipate future FIRST ROW Roy Splvey Donna Springer Cindy Stanley Ricky Steen Pam Stephens SECOND ROW Aneica Stevens Arlene Stevens Billy Stewart Harlon Stewart NIcly Stewart THIRD ROW Teresa Stewart Keith Swim Robert Sullivan Martha Talbot Jack Taylor FOURTH ROW John Taylor Randy Taylor Mike Tettleton Anna Thomas FIFTH ROW Bertie Thomas Brenda Thomas Rhonda Thompson Carol Thornton SIXTH ROW Ann Thorp Debbie Tibbs Johnny TIdwell Neal Tlndol 200 A — A senior proudly displays his |5 senior ring +o a freshman. FIRST ROW Diane Tipton Jacqueline Toh ' son Sherry Tolison Debra Tolson Johnny Tonn SECOND ROW Yolanda Torres Mllce Tredway Leticia Trevino Barry Truett THIRD ROW Linda Turner Robert Turner Vicki Tyler Scott Tyra freshr freshmen share in activities FIRST ROW Sharon Underwood Susan Underwood Al Valdes Priscilla Valdes Diane Vasquez Dennis Vaughn SECOND ROW Frank Vega Dora Velasquez Greg Vick Mary Lou Viera Kathy Voight Allan Waggoner THIRD ROW Kari Walker Larry Walker Ramona Walker Ruth Wallis Charia Wash FOURTH ROW Shirely Watkins Bob Webb Don Weels Debby Wells Joetta Wells FIFTH ROW Dana Whatley Pann Wheeler David White Edith White Jayland White SIXTH ROW Linda White Lisa White Patricia White Sharon White Terry White 202 A — Sharlyn Barbee and Mr. Barbee en[oy their box sup- per at Daddy Date Night. FIRST ROW Reed Whitley Alma Willetts Clarence Williams Earline Williams Sandy Williams Sandy Williams SECOND ROW Janice Wilson Patty Wise Gary Witte Patti Womack Gary Wood THIRD ROW Datha Workman Janell Wright Susan Wrinkle Adam Yanez Arthur Yanez FOURTH ROW Irma Yanez Bruce Young Jenniffer Zapp Craig Zellars Patti Zeigler freshr I • .- ip. sophomore class officers president sam chappell vice-president kae mc laughlin secretary Jamie langley treasurer patricia cherry sophs taste involvement M FIRST ROW Denise Abbe Nellie Abundez Mike Adams SECOND ROW Debbie Addy Albert Alen Alice Aldridge Martha Aldridge Stephen Alldredge THIRD ROW Julie Allen Vickl Annen Terry Arcand Elizabeth Arencibia Joe Arguello FOURTH ROW Jose Arguello Patrick Arista Sheela Armisfead Barry Armstrong Debbie Armstrong FIFTH ROW Joanie Arrlck Jeanie Averitt Debbie Awtry David Ayers Debbie Ayers SIXTH ROW Norma Backs Frances Baeza Mary Bailey Steve Baker Dianne Baldridge Donna Baldridge SEVENTH ROW Dorothy Baldridge Danny Ballard Helen Barrera Linda Bartlett Mike Bearden Vickie Beakley 206 Gary Bradley THIRD ROW Debbie Bradshaw John Brandon FOURTH ROW Jim Brent Thomas Brewer FIFTH ROW Ingrld Broadrlcic Rondel Brock SIXTH ROW Bruce Broughton Terry Brumley sophomores excitement soars AA FIRST ROW Danny Brunson Daryl Brunson SECOND ROW Denise Bryant Terry Bull THIRD ROW Sheree Buntyn Vellnda Burcham Raymond Burchett Elaine Burks FOURTH ROW Kay Caffey Billy Caldwell Debra Campbell Albert Carlile FIFTH ROW Bobby Carlile Karen Carlton Barbara Carothers Mike Carothers u I 208 A — The band releases 750 bal- loons during the half time show at the Permian game. B — Many sophomores participate in the Steer Band. FIRST ROW Rodney Carr Lucy Carrasco Lydia Carrasco David Carter Ronald Carter SECOND ROW Sam Chappell Patricia Cherry Jim Choat Richard Christy Billy Clackum THIRD ROW Floydie demons Haria Cleveland Allen Click Brent Clifton FOURTH ROW Mary Kay Cochran Robert Coffey Bill Coleman Karen Collins sophomores sophs learn through caring • • ••• • ••• • •• ••• • •• • • •• 210 FIRST ROW Caren Crockett Billy Crooker David Cuddeback Brenda Cunningham SECOND ROW Marilyn Cunningham Terry Cunningham Bill Currie Margaret Curry THIRD ROW Mike Danford Bobby Davis Deborah Davis Donald Davis li sJiJamf A — June Stocks speaks Patriotism. B — Taking facilities In our library, magazine. on The advantage Bobby Cc Meaning of of the fine rlile reads a spirit is the name of the game FIRST ROW James Davis Judy Davis Russ Davis Donna Daylong SECOND ROW Diana Dearing Bobbie Dement Leslie Denton Elvira Diaz THIRD ROW Salvador Diaz Randy Diclens Pam Dower Kelly Draper FOURTH ROW Gary Dunlap Judy Echternacht Sandra Edens Richard Egan Danny Eggleton FIFTH ROW Rick Elliott Lottie Ellison Patsy English Irene Escabedo Yolanda Eacovedo SIXTH ROW Maria Esquibel Carolyn Evans Kenneth Evans Ann Farley f.££ 212 AA A — Good food and good con- versation please these sophs after the Abilene High game. FIRST ROW Mike Feichtinger Dale Ferguson David Finch Charleta Findley SECOND ROW Keith Finlce Evette Fisher Bennett Fletcher Oscar Flores THIRD ROW Vicki Forgus Sue Fortenberry Mike Fryar Shirley Fryar Juanita Fuqua FOURTH ROW Carol Gagnon Frank Gainus Mary Lou Galan Arthur Garcia Juanita Garcia sophc stp shines bright FIRST ROW Lorina Garcia Connie Gary Donna Gipson SECOND ROW Mike Gonzales John Gorman Candi Gower Fred Green THIRD ROW Claudette Greene Debbie Grigg Mary Gulley Randy Hahn Marilyn Hale 214 A — During lunch Debbie Bradshaw and Cathy Pringle take time out to review some of the more out- standing plays of last week ' s game. B — Showing their school spirit, Mary Terrazas and Randy Jones sign the S.T.P. poster. FIRST ROW Charles Hamm Linda Hargrove Dorletha Harris Vicki Harris Jimmie Hartley Lydia Hayworth SECOND ROW Brenda Heard Jarrell Hedrlct Rickey Henry Fernando Hernandez Ismael Hernandez THIRD ROW Morris Hernandez Robyn Hevern Patricia Hicks Alan Hil FOURTH ROW Mike Hil Don Holladay Marilyn Holland sophomores sophs excel in sports 216 FIRST ROW Jimmy Honea Ronda Hooper Gage Hopkins SECOND ROW Lynelle Horn James Householder Sharon Houston THIRD ROW Ronald Hubbartt Scott Hubbartt Sherry Hudson FOURTH ROW Wesley Hufford Kent Huggins Cynthia Hughs FIFTH ROW Terri Hull Marilyn Hunt Susan Hurrington George Huslcey John Hyden SIXTH ROW Georgia Jackson Becky James Senora Jasper Danny Johnson Dennis Johnson A — As an active member of the golf team, Mark Peters practices daily. i Wtk A — Guarding the net In an afternoon practice session. Lana Parks shows her skill. FIRST ROW Lee Johnson Robert Johnson Donna Jones Gatlin Jones SECOND ROW Jimmy Jones Randy Jones Corlis Jordon Gary Karns Ray Kennedy THIRD ROW Carl Knappe Joseph Knight Scott Knight John Knoepfel Craig Lagerstom FOURTH ROW Jamie Langley Mary Lanspery Brenda Larson Steve Lawlis Robert Legg Suzanne Legg JLthd t k IkAt sophomores sophs check into future activities FIRST ROW Clay Lewis Daniel Lewis SECOND ROW David Lewis Martha Lewis Sheila Lewis Terri Lewis Martha Lopez THIRD ROW Mary Lopez Nora Lopez Kathy Love Cal Lowry Sandy Loya FOURTH ROW Rene Luevano Helen Lyons John Lyons Carol Lyster Michael Malone FIFTH ROW Larry Margolis Tony Marquez Terri Martin Daniel Martinez Maria Martinez SIXTH ROW Richard Martinez David Massey Christina Mata Fernando Mata Franlde Mathews SEVENTH ROW Paul Maxwell Susan Mayo Linda McClanahan Linda McClendon Mike McCormicIc 218 FIRST ROW Mark McCraney Marsha McCraney Dana McCrary Rawlelgh McCullough Debbie McDaniel SECOND ROW David McElrath Beverly McGuire Kae McLaughlin LaRhesa McLean Linda McMurray THIRD ROW Rov ena McWhirt Refa Meeks Velma Mendez Andy Mendoza David Mendoza FOURTH ROW Marcela Mendoza Tranquijino Mendoza Zonell Miears Singer Miller Jo Miller FIFTH ROW Nancy Miller Billy Millwee Annette Minter Terri Montanez Gary Moore SIXTH ROW Danny Morales Daniel Morgan Judy Morris James Morrison A — Preparing for higher education, Nancy Polk and Joel Dyer take advantage of College Night. sophomores sophs plan FIRST ROW Susan Mortland Ann Morton Juanita Moser Patrick Mullen Amelia Munoz Guy Munoz SECOND ROW Richard Munoz Jeff Murdocl Carol Nanny Doris Neal THIRD ROW A. C. Neighbors John Newman Carol Newton CarIa Nichols Terry Nichols FOURTH ROW Wayne Nugent Mary Helen Olivas Raylene Oliver Viclty Overton Patricia Palmer FIFTH ROW Mary Ann Paredez Kim Parks Lana Parks Greg Parnell SIXTH ROW Alicia Parras Brenda Parras Sheree Parrott Doris Paul SEVENTH ROW Ruth Payne Carol Perry Vicki Perry James Person 220 AA A— Planning ahead, Alan Hill takes advantage of the literature available at College Night. FIRST ROW Beverly Peters Mark Peters SECOND ROW Elizabeth Phelan Judy Phillips THIRD ROW Llla Phillips David Pickett Pamela Picquet Larry Pierce FOURTH ROW Betty Pitts Janice Place Susan Plowman Gary Pope Rati Porter FIFTH ROW Billy Priebe Cathy Pringle Diane Pruitt Albert Ruga Russ Rainey SIXTH ROW Dina Ramirez Lisabel Ramirez Michael Randle Cheryl Raney Sid Rau SEVENTH ROW James Rayburn Jerry Read Michael Reed Anita Renterla Judy Rhymes T i « sophomores sophomores on the go FIRST ROW Ike Robb Charles Robertson Robert Rocha Carl Rodqers SECOND ROW Manuel Rodriguez Raymond Rodriguez Victor Rodriguez Lee Rogers Mile Rorick THIRD ROW Laurie Roth Debbie Rowden Kay Rowland Belen Rubio Marqie Rubio FOURTH ROW Jerry Rush Berlinda Saldivar Teodora Saldivar Randolph Sanders Rachel Santiago FIFTH ROW Kay Sayers Joan Schneider Julie Seay Patti Seitzler Pete Shaffer SIXTH ROW Stanley Sharks Victor Sharp Jill Shaver Austin Sherrill Debra Simmons Shelby Simmons SEVENTH ROW Mike Sizenbach Don Smith Pam Smith Louie Smith John Snyder Marlina Spargo k k ' il 222 Cynthia Stephens Debbie Stewart FOURTH ROW Tim Strain Mike Strodtnnan FIFTH ROW Wanda Stuart Brenda Swift Johnny Talamantez Kelly Tate Angie Teague SIXTH ROW Mark Tereletsky Mary Alice Terrazas Kelly Thames Pam Thompson Roy Thornton SEVENTH ROW Helen Tidv Larry Tindol Linda Tindol Jackie Tingle Connie Torres jophomores sophs participate A — As part of half tin ment, fans enjoy watchi ney characters. le entertaln- ig Walt Dis- FIRST ROW Joe Trantham Gary Travis Arthur Trevino Susan Trim SECOND ROW Billy Tucker Tommy Tune Gene Tuclcness Vicici Turner THIRD ROW Curtis Vauqhn Greg VIck Guy Vick Ik i i 224 FIRST ROW Tommy Vollmer Polly Wade Sharon Waggoner Gary Walker SECOND ROW Debbie Waner Paula Waters Patsy Watkins Susan Watkins THIRD ROW Cynethia Way Danny Weir Harold Wesley Carolyn Wilson tUkJ -f Tf Ib ' A — Hom emakinq class- proves interesting to Julie Allen. sophomores sophomores entertain FIRST ROW Jan Whatley Susi Whltten SECOND ROW Nan Whlttlnqton Sherry Wickline aurlne Wlgqing+on THIRD ROW Vincent Wiggins Amanda Will Cindv W Dianna Will FOURTH ROW Gayla Wi Jerome WI Wanda Wi Mike Williamson AA A — These sophs find more Interesting things to do than play tennis. FIRST ROW Jan Wilson SECOND ROW Joe Wilson Nancy Wise THIRD ROW Danny Wood Mark Wright Lorrin Wright sophomores «-■ y - ' ■ . ' f.. V4r. :• : 6 |unior class officers 4 v president kent fish l Mr ' i:. ' vice-president sue reinkemeyer secretary ruth anne moss treasurer y Catherine dawson the days rush on A — Biology passes slowly for Jill Forrest, Ann Farley, and i Carol Grissom. B — Juniors Susan Gieen, Diana Currie, and Vickie Burchett catch up on the day ' s gossip. FIRST ROW Elva Abundez Jackie Acuff Lynn Adams SECOND ROW Debbie Adkins Leonard Aken Joann Allen THIRD ROW Olga Alvarez Henry Alvarez Steve Ames David Anderson Debra Anderson George Anderson FOURTH ROW Zane Anderson John Armistead Edith Bailey Yolanda Ballon Judy Bair FIFTH ROW Danna Baker Brenda Bankston Bobby Barnes Irene Barrera Julio Barrera SIXTH ROW Susan Beaird Guy Bell Barbara Benson Frances Billalba Debbie Birdsong 230 FIRST ROW Scott Birdwell Greg Blrrell Brenda Blackwell Roy Blackwell Martin Blalceney Gary Blount SECOND ROW [Barbara Boardman Donna Bohannan Nancy Bortner Susan Boyd John Booher THIRD ROW Mike Bradshaw Patty Brewer Adrian Brown Georgia Brown Mary Lou Brown FOURTH ROW Debra Buchanan Richard Bullard Stewart Bunn Randy Burchell Vicki Burchell - K m ' ' «? FIRST ROW Vicki Burchett Marvin Burleson Stev Sandy Buske ranees Bustamante Frances SECOND ROW Sallle Butler Billy Joe Byrd Darrel Byrd Roddy Caffey Betsy Campbell Laura Campbell THIRD ROW Walter Campbell Candy Cannon Jarre!! Carro!! Melinda Casillas Connie Cavasos A — Students discuss class sched- ules on first day of school. M AT wdkmiti 232 juniors enroll A — Office asslsfanf. Becky Patton spare time to catch up on horn FIRST ROW Brad Cederberg Joe Chavez Marie Chavez Brenda Cherry SECOND ROW Jack Chrane Lucretia Clark Vicky Clark Danny Clayton THIRD ROW Donald Click Esther Coates Debby Coats Cece Coffey FOURTH ROW Connie Coker Steve Coleman Judy Conley Gayla Cook Sharon Cook FIFTH ROW Cheryl Copeland Yolanda Correa Mary Corson Sue Cramer Judy Cranford juniors FIRST ROW Alma Crawford Chris Crelghton Dale Crenshaw Deborah Cummings Carol Currle SECOND ROW Diana Currie Chris Danford Douq Daniel Terry Darden Brenda Daves A — Displaying school spirit, Nancy Kevetter decorates Mrs Smith ' s advisory class door. B — Atter first period footbi Grady Ray. Scott McLaughlin, and David Englert hurry to second period class. 234 contemplation is pari of junior life II make FIRST ROW Ricky Davis Rocky Davis Catherine Dawson Susan Dean Tony Dean David Dearing SECOND ROW Odila del Bosque Oscar Del Bosque Peter Deming Esther Dennis Ricky Denson THIRD ROW James Dickens Mary Dirks Dave Duncan Louis Dunnam Maria Duran FOURTH ROW Mellnda Duron Bobby Dyer Becky Easley Barbara Eason Jimmie Edwards juniors active juniors surround campus 4 . FIRST ROW Carolyn Egan Carl Eggleston Jack Elliott David Englert Donna Ervin Janie Esquibe SECOND ROW Keith Evans Louis Evans Sharon Farmer David Faulkenberry Phyllis Faulkner THIRD ROW Mary Faulks Philip Ferguson Terry Fickling Martha Fierro Debbie Finke FOURTH ROW Kent Fish Marjorie Kay Fiveash Tommy Fletcher Jill Forrest Judy Foster 236 A — During lunch period, juniors have a little spare time. B — Mike Pipes discovers that leaving class is much more fun than going In. C — Preparing for next season, Roddy Caffey looks over available equipment. © 9 © ' FIRST ROW Regina Fox Albert Franco Wally Franklin Ed Frazier Lesia Fryar Brenda Fuller SECOND ROW Elena Saltan Avel Galan Sylvia Galan Terry Gamble Ernest Garcia THIRD ROW Michael Gerhart Fannie Gipson Belinda Gonzales Bill Gonzales Ramona Gonzales juniors juniors exhibit school spirit 238 Patricia Gray Susan Green Shelley Greer SECOND ROW Edgar Gresham yron Gressett Teresa Griffin Janice Griffith Veanda Griffith THIRD ROW Roger Grisham Carol Grissam Gri2zard Jimmy Grizzard Landa Guevara FIRST ROW Kim Gulhrie Carroll Hagle D ' ane Hamilton Carolyn Hannmon Vicici Hammond Lori Hampton SECOND ROW Synda Harmon Clay Harris David Harvell Phyllis Hattenbach Bobby Hayes THIRD ROW Dan ' iy Heclcler Edith Heirman Arlene Henderson Barbara Henderson Patsy Hendrix FOURTH ROW Billy HenkI Andy Hernandez Jabier Hernandez LeAnn Herndon uce Hicks FIFTH ROW Denise Hicks Trisha Hogue Wyvonne Holcombe Phyllis Holland Sallie Hollingsworth A — After a speech tournament, Elizabeth Lipscombe, Ginger Adams, and Belinda Gonzales display their awards. B — Waiting for the pep rally to begin, Viciti hett, Patti Brewer, Phyllis Hattenbach, and Judy Key dis- cuss their dates after the game. FIRST ROW Matt Holten Niclty Hood Corlynn Horn Darrell Horn Joyce Houston Beverly Huckaby SECOND ROW James Hughes Steve Hughes Elaine Huitt Ben Johnson Carol Johnson THIRD ROW Debbie Johnson Samuel Johnson Teresa Johnson Mark Jones Milton Jones A — Before seventh period, Mark Slate catches up on sleep. B — Varsity player, Nancy Thompson, stops for practice. 240 junior year speeds by A — Because of a jammed locker, Don McQuien and Jack Chrane are late to their class. FIRST ROW Dolores Junek Katy Kasch Kevin Keele Linda Kennedy Katie Kernodle Nancy Kevetter SECOND ROW Judy Key Karen King Mike Kinman Dorthy Kirk William Kiser THIRD ROW Jerry Knous Jennifer Knox Sandy Kolb Clifford Krebbs Lloyd Kuykendall (uniors friendships gro v A— Junior band member displays STP at halftime. B — In the library, Jerri Tonn and Don McQuien find new sources of Icnowledge. f ' «|i FIRST ROW Janet Lancaster Leon Langley Leslie LaRochelle Gene Lee Pam Lemons Frances LeVier SECOND ROW Haskell Lewis Linda Limon Elizabeth Lipscombe Joe Lopez Carol Loyd THIRD ROW Mary Luevanos Dan Lusic John Lusit Ricky McAdams Clint McAlister FOURTH ROW Polly McCraclcen Scott McLaughlin Jo McMillan Janet McMurray Don McQuien FIFTH ROW Dewey McSwain Linda McSwain Linda McWhlrt Cathy Maclclin Pamela Marcum 242 juniors FIRST ROW Mary Moore David Morales Merlinda Moralez Debora Morton Ruth Anne Moss Becky Mounce SECOND ROW Robert Munoz Caria Murphey ammie Myrtledove Joyce Nail Rob Nails THIRD ROW Nancy Nash Kathy Neighbors Brenda Nichols Reba Nichols Tommy Norrell tL: juniors give time and talent A — While taking a test, Linda Kennedy decides that the junior year is the hardest of all. B — A new Inductee, Judy Cranford walks down to take her place in the National Honor Society. 1 1 i V Lf-J l J l ;| K | jJ 1 244 A — In physical education, Vlclci Burchett models tier qynn suit. FIRST ROW Bonny Oakland Joe Olguin Nancy Oppegard Lupe Ortiz Debbie Oxford Debra Paige SECOND ROW Pedro Paredez Bill Parmenter Ralph Parras Wayne Patterson Becl y Patton THIRD ROW Shirley Paul Jannes Pearce Franl(i( alta Gloria Perez Carol Perkins FOURTH ROW Patty Peters Gary Peterson Susan Petty Nancy Phillips Ray Phillips juniors Dan Porter Janice Pounds Ann Powell Dauri Powell Mark Powell THIRD ROW Terry Price Rex Ralney John Rains Valencia Rankin Grady Ray FOURTH ROW Janie Renteria Sue Reinkemeyer Sammy Reed Sandy Reed Daria Reid 246 activities vitalize junior life FIRST ROW Joanna Renteria Jon Rice Steve Rich Dennis Richardson Nancy Riddle Kathy Rigdon SECOND ROW Sandy Riler Gary Ringener Larry Ringener Anita Rios Pam Robertson THIRD ROW Pani Robertson Randy Robertson Jesse Rocha Mary Rocha Lana Rock FOURTH ROW Lucrecia Rodriguez Rowena Rogers Lariece Root Benito Rubio Sally Riibio A — After a hard morning at work, Karen King appears to be in a daze. B — Pondering the nature of her crime, is Fannie Gipson. serious moments face juniors A — Junior girls are engrossed in the new library facilities. 248 FIRST ROW Debrah Rybolt Arvella Ryerson Robert Sanchez Beverly Scarbrough Lynn Schaedel Belle Schwarzenbach SECOND ROW David Scott Glen Scott Mike Sellars Johnnie Sevey Margie Ann Sharon Debbie Shryack THIRD ROW Linny Simpson Ricky Simpson Deborah Sisson Mark Slate William Sledge FOURTH ROW Danny Smart Debra Smith Lonnie Smith Stephen Smith Gary Stallings FIFTH ROW Sue Stanaland Donna Stanley Joy Stevens Glenda Stewart Howard Stewart kA h FIRST ROW Tony Stewart Pat Stinson Candie Sfufeville Gary Stutevllle Susan Sulak Gwen Sullivan SECOND ROW Andrew Swartz Donna Swindell Lynda Swords Jeff Talmadge Pat Taylor THIRD ROW Don Templeton Richa rd Templeton Randy Thomas Clay Thompson Kathleen Thompson FOURTH ROW Nancy Thompson Charles Tidwell Karen Tindol Jerre Tonn Betty Tovar juniors A — During American Education Week. Sfudenf Council Repre- sentatives Dave Duncan and Cherl Turner usher guests to the cafeteria. 250 FIRST ROW Charlotte Joy Andrea Turner Cherl Turner Johnnie Turner Denlse Vanhoy Jeff Vaughn SECOND ROW Maria Velasquez Arlis Walker Bobby Walker Joanne Wall Davis Wallace THIRD ROW Michael Waller Ray Ward Tony Ware Debbie Wash Susan Watson FOURTH ROW Cecilia Way Gayle Webb Paul Webb Connie Weber John Weeks juniors help direct activities A — Big Spring High School ' s most spectacular half time activity was climaxed when members of th e band released hundreds of bal- j hdTk FIRST ROW Richard Weidel Tommy Welch Pam Westbroolc SECOND ROW Pamela White Jeff Wickline Syble Wiggins Calvin Williams Charles Williams Nancy Williams THIRD ROW Thomas Willingham Randall Witte Sunny Jo Wolf Randy Womack Linda Woodard FOURTH ROW Mike Wooldridge Toni Wooley C. M. Wozencraft Danny Wright Sonny Yanez FIFTH ROW Leslie Yarbrouqh Wayne York Brenda Young David Zellars Ernest Zublate juniors iiiriiSJ 11 ' . js riL ' •  Si- M « «cAaiL .j . : -i. l gary hinds vice-president lorie grogan secretary patti spier treasurer betty mc cann seniors make ' 70 a year to remember FIRST ROW Wanda Abernathy Dinah Abundez SECOND ROW Ginger Adams Jo Lynn Adams Robert Adkins Elton Alexander A — Nearing the final minutes of a hard fought game, Debi Caffey and Lorie Grogan show mixed emotions. B — Summer activities iceep Craig Powell so busy he hardly finds time to stop in and have his senior picture made. 254 A — In finishing up his plans for college, Easy Ezell checlcs fhe date of the next SAT test with Mrs. Leon Taylor. B— It looks as though Gary Hinds Is discovering what he can start hinting for when Christmas season comes around. FIRST ROW Robert Bentley Carrie Bizzell Candace BlacV SECOND ROW Rote Ann Blum Debra Boadle Martha Boadle THIRD ROW Charles Bokelman Martin Boyd Marvin Boyd FOURTH ROW Jannes Branch Bruce Breisch Larry Brewer FIFTH ROW Sandra Bridqe SIXTH ROW Bruce Briqht SEVENTH ROW Linda Broadrick 256 FIRST ROW Melinda Brooke Noel Brooks Bonnie Brown Glena Brown Patsy Brown SECOND ROW Gordon Browning Robert Bryant Paula Buckner Fred Bunch Andrew Burkhart THIRD ROW Brenda Burt Brenda Butler Rhonda Butler Debie Caffey Charles Campbell senior stp conquers all A — Many tears are shed as the seniors of 1970 form their traditional senior circle at the last pep rally. B — Ringing loudly at each pep rally, this bell provides Ken Franklin and Patty Shapland a great way of boosting Steer spirit. seniors recall fond memories FIRST ROW Debbie Campbell Gary Campbel l Robert Campbell Larry Candler SECOND ROW Elizabeth Cannon Susan Cape Cathy Carlile Peter Carlsson THIRD ROW Marjorie Carlton Deborah Carothers Linda Cathey Ricky Cauble A — Pondering over his senior year. Ro er Qiiorr remembers many pleasant moments. B — Daddy-date night, sponsored by FHA. is an evening of fun and entertainment for Susan Cape and her father. 258 A — Those last three minutes of class seem never ending to Lewis Switzer and Roy Anderson. FIRST ROW Lynn Cauley Betty Chavarria Christobal Chavez Lee Roy demons Debra Coffee SECOND ROW Patricia Coqgin George Coker Mary Coker Peggy Cole Mike Colclazer THIRD ROW Wesley Cook Hugh Leene Cooley Janice Cooper Geri Corbel! Jackie Cordes FOURTH ROW Rose Cordes Armando Cortez Harry Cotham Michael Covington Nita Cox W seniors probe nevi fields FIRST ROW Richard Craven Linda Crawford SECOND ROW Preston Crawford Billie Jean Crook THIRD ROW Danny Cunningham Milee Cunningham Pegqy Daratt Kathy Dean Isabella Delle FOURTH ROW Robert Dennis Pamela Dewees Kathleen Dick Jerry Dick Stephanie Dickens FIFTH ROW Calvin Dickenson Sherry Dickson Sharon Difloure Roner Dixon — David Draper SIXTH ROW Tim Drinkard Deborah Dunlap Judy Dyer Linda Echternacht Denlse Estes 260 FIRST ROW Sharon Estes Richard Ethun Herman Evans Easy Ezell Riley Fallcner SECOND ROW Essex Farley James Farris B.lly Faulks Ella Faulks Vicky Fauver THIRD ROW Connie Felts Moses Fierro A — Physics experiments are very beneficial and interesting for seniors Larry Brown. Johnny Gomez, and Mike Robertson. B — Mike Cunning- ham. FHA beau, decides he has it made as he enjoys the food pre- pared for him at daddy-date night. C — Robin Hoover waits patiently for another Steer touchdown against San Angelo when he can proudly ring the victory bell. happiness is being a senior A — And then he ... , says Betty McCann as Monnie Watklns. Linda Crawford, and Dell Holiingsworth listen intently to the latest gossip. B — Glynna Jones learns to grin and bear it as she meets each yearbook deadline. FIRST ROW Jack Fletcher Moses Flores Jill Franklin Kenneth Franklin SECOND ROW Navauda Franklin Janie Fulcher Sabra Fuller Bonnie Gaqnon THIRD ROW Noemi Galan Theresa Galvan Lucy Galaviz Yolanda Galaviz 262 FIRST ROW Andy Gamboa Elena Garcia John Gary Diane Goodman Ellen Gossett Verna Goswick SECOND ROW arry Grace Donna Green Rose Green Greq Grice Carol Grimsley Lorie Groqan THIRD ROW Theresa Guess Fill Guinn Barney Gulley Keith Gum Greg hHahn Terry hHale FOURTH ROW Gene Halfmann Regina Hamby David Hanson Danny Harland FIFTH ROW Mike Harland Bobby Harris Carlton Harris Clarmda Harris SIXTH ROW Debbie Harris Leah Harris Ricky Harris Zonefte hayley SEVENTH ROW Marsha Heard Mary Ellen Hedges Bobby Heith Cynthia HIckson A — Summer lake visits prove quite an experience for Ellen Gossett. This couldn ' t be mud on her face, could It? B — Nominee, Betty Chavarria, is nervous and excited as she is helped out of the car by Keith Gum and David Knous before the announcement of band sweetheart. C — Arriving late, Andy Nieland gets in on the last of the roll call. FIRST ROW John Hilario Gary Hinds Lisa Hinojos Mervin Holland Steve Holley Dell Hollingsworth SECOND ROW Mike Molten Janice Honey Randy Hoover Robin Hoover David Hopkins Marshall Horn 264 seniors enjoy rare leisure time r SVR t L FIRST ROW Mike Hudson Charles Huff Gregory Huffstickler SECOND ROW Gary Hughes Karen Huqhes Mike Hull THIRD ROW Bruce Hutto Peqqy Irwin Becky Jenkins FOURTH ROW Bill Jenkins Carl Johansen Izell Johnson FIFTH ROW Jon Johnsfon Glenda Jones Glynna Jones Jennifer Jones SIXTH ROW Jontaylor Jones Phyllis Jones Sammy Jones Sandra Jones SEVENTH ROW Alma Kennedy Charlene Kennedy Bobbie Kimzey . Richard Knoepfel Judy Lane Sally Ann Lang Glenda Lewis Jo Ann Lewis LuAnne Lowry THIRD ROW Ronald Lynch Barbara McAlister Betty McCann Bobby McCracken Karen McGonag 266 measure 21 for grand finale FIRST ROW Larry McGrath Perry McMillan SECOND ROW Janice Majors Milce Marchant Robert Marqolis larquez Adelaide Martinez THIRD ROW Joe Martinez lair Maulden Allen Ma: Scott Medford David Mesker A — John Gary learns that a slide rule is not only a work saver, but also a time saver. B — Keeping the bulletin board up to date is a full time job for Monnie Watkins and Kay Rogers because of the many activities around BSH5. C — As bookkeeping becomes a little confusing, Danny Harland finds Mr. Ben Cregg a very good source of help. D — Metal trades teaches Jon Johnston, Tim Drinkard, and Carl Johansen many skills they will utilize in the future. FIRST ROW Peggy Miller Rebecca Milner SECOND ROW Janie Molina Brenda Moore Jan Morehead Randy Morgan Sherry Morgan David Morton THIRD ROW Joe Moss Melinda Mossholder Esmael Munoz Federico Munoz Tomasa Munoz Linda Murdock FOURTH ROW Mary Murdock Eddie Nanny Sandy Neece Russell Neefe William Nelson FIFTH ROW Bob Nichols Dick Nicholson Andy Nieland Rhonda Norris Larry North SIXTH ROW Lupe O Rhonda Ownbey Berta Paredez Sam Parker Gloria Parras SEVENTH ROW Jessica Patton Ed Payne David Perez Colleen Permenter David Peters seniors blaze steer spirit 268 A A A — Hook ' em Horns Is the sign of these senior Steers as they boost the teann on to viclory on (he kickoff of the Lubbock High game. FIRST ROW Mary Peters Rick Peurifoy Te r ry Phil li bs David Pickle SECOND ROW Deborah Pierce Nancy Pless Susan Pobst James Pope FIRST ROW Leiand Porter Ann Posey Craiq P Gary Prater SECOND ROW Barbara Prinqle Chris Proctor Steve Pyles Adelita Ramirez THIRD ROW Roman Ramiry Bill Raney Janis Reagan William Reed FOURTH ROW James Reidy Nancy Richardson Richard Riqdon Becky Rinqener David Rivera Mike Robertson A — After game snacks are a must tor hungry but happy seniors Robin Hoover, Chris Proctor, and David Pickle. B— It looks like Riley Falkner and Jimmy Farris are having a little bit of trouble with their physics experiment. C — Gary Hughes burns a little brain fuel as he tries working one of th hard trig problems. 270 seniors ponder college futures FIRST ROW Rosendo Robles Charlie Rodriguez Kay Rogers Steve Rogers SECOND ROW Elma Rosas Kyle Rosene Terry Rountree Paul Russo THIRD ROW Johnny Rutherford hHenry Salazar Audon Saldivar Fidel Saldivar curriculum offers academic challenges A — Lorie Grogan learns that, although she knows how to write an editorial, it ' s just not that easy to explain to Bonnie Oakland. B — As a member of the Key Club, Robin Hoover ably assists te rhers in the distribution of textbooks. 272 FIRST ROW Lewis Switzer Sm.th Swords Anne Talbot Tommy Tanner SECOND ROW Debra Tapanes Debra Tate Gay Nell Taylor Denice Teague THIRD ROW Charles Thomas Dave Thomas Roy Thomas Phyllis Thornton FOURTH ROW Stanley Thornton Bonnie Thorp John Tidwell Steve Tidwell FIFTH ROW Patricia Tingle Jack Tonn Arthur Torres SIXTH ROW sabel Torres Billy Truette Don Tyler SEVENTH ROW Leslie Tymnialc Carolyn Utiey Sylvia Valdez A — Underclassmen choir members find Betty McCann a great help when it comes to music. seniors utilize valuable time L- - : ■ FIRST ROW Esequiel Valles Alma Varqas Vicki Vaughn ■ Charlotte Walker SECOND ROW Ryan Walker Dennis Wall DeWayne Wallace Stinnitta Ware THIRD ROW Monnie Watkins EInora Way Pat Weaver Esther Weinkauf FOURTH ROW Kay White Tim Whittinqton Caria Wiqqins Robert Willbanks 274 A — Durinq underclassmen picture taking, girl watching becomes the hobby of these senior boys. 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Allow 20 minutes for your Pins Highland Shopping Center Phone 263-3333 STRIPLING SUPPLY COMPANY The Friendly Shoe Store 1901 SRESG 263-4709 VILLAGE SHOE STORE independent Wholesale Grocer 100 Gregg Street 267-7191 Big Spring, Texas 300 The State National Bank Big Spring, Texas 124 Main 267-2531 SaJPuting advertiser steer fans % ? A.A J f - ;5?d j;5 - - - : -. --m zL ■ r .v - r ■ A. ' y fjl ' '  « advertising index B H Cleaners 293 Barnes Pelletier Shoes 287 Bell ' s Pharmacy 71 Bettle Womack 289 Biq Dipper Donuts 292 Big Spring Association of Insurance Agents 299 Big Spring New Car Dealers Association 281 Big Spring Printing 300 Big Spring Savings 280 Blum ' s Jewelers 29i Carver Drive In Pharmacy 294 Center Barber Shop 290 Chipman Meat Market 282 Cinema 278 Clyde McMahon Concrete Company 289 Coca Cola Bottling Company 301 Coker ' s Restaurant 283 College Park Barber Shop 290 Colonel Sander ' s Kentucky Fried Chicken 290 Colorado Oil Company 293 Cook Appliance Company 298 Cook ' s 278 Cosden Oil and Chemical Company 291 Cunningham and Philips 298 Dairy Oueen 279 D ' wey Ray 296 Dibrell ' s Sporting Goods 286 Elmo Wasson. Men ' s Store 300 Estah ' s Flowers 279 Fashion Wagon 283 Faye ' s Flowers 292 First Federal Savings and Loan Association 280 First National Bank 295 Floyd s Auto Sales 293 Frank Brandon Photography 285 Gage Oil Company 295 Gamco Industries 283 Gandy ' s Dairy 280 Gibbs and Weeks 294 Graham ' s Office Machines 297 Hairstyle Clinic 288 Hamilton Optomelric Clinic 282 Ha Lumber and Hardware 294 Hemphill Wells 284 Hermans Steak House 288 Hester ' s Supply Co. 292 Highland South Barber Shop 270 Hobby Center 283 Jones Construction Company 290 KBST 288 K-C Steak Seafood House 287 Knight ' s Pharmacy 282 Lamar ' s Restaurant 287 La Pasada Restaurant 297 Le Boutique Gift Shop 296 London Fish n ' Chips 290 McMillan Printing Office Supply 298 Montgomery Ward 296 Nalley Pickle Funeral Home 282 Neel ' s Transfer 294 Newsom ' s 298 Nova Dean 279 One Hour Martinizing 289 Pioneer Natural Gas Co. 287 Pizza Hut 300 Raymond Hamby Motor Co. 293 Record Sh-p 2M River Welch Funeral Home 279 Robinson Drilling Company 286 Security State Bank 297 Sid Richardson Carbon Co. 2B2 Smith and Coleman Oil Co. 283 Southwest Tool Co. 289 Southwestern Life 295 Spanish Inn 289 Stanley Hardware 299 Slate National Bank 301 Stripling Supply Co. 300 Swartz 280 Texaco Wholesale Distributors 297 Thelma ' s Dress Shop 278 Thomas Office Supply 283 Tompkln-. Tire Center 288 Village Shore Store 300 Wheat Furniture 300 Youth Beauty Shop 279 Zack ' s 288 Zaie ' s 293 organizations index Bible Club 87 Choirs 106 Corral Staff 72 Court Jesters 96 Debate 97 Distributive Educatlc Electrical Applicanc El Rodeo Staff 70 akers of America 92 Future Teachers of America History Club 84 Key Club 74 Latin Club 85 Library Club 85 Metal Trades 88 National Honor Society 82 Shorthand Club 78 Spanish Club 75 Student Council 94 Office Educati administrators, faculty, and staff index Samuel Aguilera Panhandle State College, Okla.— B.S. K5U, Kansas— M.S. Arrerican History 168 Fern Alexander TWU— B.S. Home and Family Living 171 Nila Allen PBX Operator 176 Rodney Allison Texas Tech— B.S. NTSU— M. Ed. Texas History, American History 169 Nancy Annen NTSU— B.S. Homemaking 171 Roy Baird McMurry— B.S. General Business Cornelius Baker U. Of Corpus Christi— B.A. I.C.T. 173 Elaine Beaver State College of Ark.— B.S. E. Algebra 167 Max Beevers Texas A M General Mechanics 173 Vilma Blagrave West Texas State— B.S. -M.A. English Judith Blick Hardin-Simmons U.— B.S. Texas Tech— M. Ed. Typing 177 Bill Bradley Texas Tech— B.E.D.— M of M.E.D. Band 170 Garland Braun UT, Austin— B.S. Biology— Coach 165 Sandra Braun UT. Arlington Study Hall 176 Rogna Brandon Ball STC, Indiana- Algebra 167 Mary Breckenridqe Texas Tech— B.S. Biology 165 Lila Brewster TCU. La Un BA, MA iidad Internacit Bill Brooks NTSU— B.S. Industrial Arts Drafting 172 Bill Bryant ACC— B.S. Bo ys P.E., Coach Elbert Buckner Texas A M— Vocational Certificate Electrical Appliance Repair 172 ACC— B.A., M.E. Related Math. Latin 164 Charles Burnsed East Texas Baptist College— B.S. Physical Science 165 Daniel Bustamente Sul Ross Slate University— B.S., M.Ed. Health, Coach 174 Mary Jean Byrd Midwestern U.— B.S. Ed. Art 170 Gary Carlson Midland Lutheran College, Neb.— B.S. Ed. Astronomy 165 Lynn Carr Ouanchita Baptist U.— B.S.E. Girls P.E., Coach 174 Janice Condron NTSU— B.S. Roycc Co« WTSU— B.S., M. Ed. P.E., Coach 174 Ben Gregg ETSU— BBA Bookkeeping 177 Wilber Cunningham UT Austin— B.S. Ed. Algebra, Trig.. Elementary Analy- Donnila Cunningha NTSU— B.S. Margaret Oamer Grace College. Ind.— B.A. Related Math 167 Joseph Dawes UT. Austin— B.A. Mathematics. Cc ming 167 Juanita Dibrell TWU, UT, Austin Library 176 Spike Dykes Stephen F. Austin— B.S. Athletic Director 161 nputer Progr. Joyce Ellis TWU— B.A. , M.L.S. Library 176 Nanna Garrett Southwest Texas State— E World History 169 Beverly Gordon Texas Tech— B. B.A. Typing 177 Jack Gray Sul Ross— B.S. Health, P.E., Coach 17 ' Betty Green TCU— B.S. Shorthand Typing 177 G. T. Guthrie UT. Austin— B.A. , M.A. Geometry, Algebra 16 Rebecca Hagood McMurry— B.A. English 162 Oakey Hagood Sul Ross— B.S. World History, Coach Williard Hakes UT, Austin— B.A. Texas A l— M.A. Chemistry, Physics 165 Clovis Hale McMurry— B.S. Athletic Director 174 Charlotta Hamilton NTSU— B.S. Homemaking 171 303 John Hamilton NTSU-B.A., M. Ed. Soulhern Baptist Theological BD, M.R.E. C.V.A.E. Mathematics, Algebra h Linda IHartin NTSU— B.B.A. Shorthand. Typing 177 Gene Harrington Registrar 161 Karleen Hippely Mount Union College, Ohio— B.A, English 162 Nan Howard WTSU— 6,S. M.Ed. English 162 Willene Hunnphrey ETSU— B.A. M. Ed. General Business 177 Melinda Hunt Duke University— B.A, Spanish, Library 164 Charlotte Irwin Hardin-Simmons— B.A. English 162 Elizabeth Johansen UT, Austin-B,A, Presbyterian School of C.E.— M.R.E. Bible, English 162 Jerry Kelly ETSU— B.S., M. Ed, Biology 165 Ray Lawlis Texas Tech— B.S. Food Service Director 175 Pat Lawrence Midwestern U.— BS. NTSU— M. Ed. Barbara Leafblad Carroll College Wis.— B.S. P.E, 174 Patsy Loclchart Meredith College, N.C.— B.A. Algebra 167 Diane Long Texas Tech— B.M. Choir Edward Loveless Texas Tech— B.S. English 162 Jette Lung Purdue— B.A. American Histor- Texas A l— B.S. Girls P.E.. Coach 174 O. A Madison Texas Tech— B.A. , M. Ed. Audiovisual Coordinator 175 William Martin NTSU-B.S Government 169 Nellie Mathis Breckenndqe Hospital— R.N. School Nurse 175 Perry Mathis Gen. Motors Training School— M - William Moore McMurry College— B.A. Related Mjthematics 166 Jo Ann Morris Tarleton State-B.S. Physical Science 165 Christine Mullins Receptionist 176 K.ithl9en Munson UT. Austin-B.S. History 169 John Patton ACC, TCU-B.S. P.E. 174 June Patton ACC— B.S. C.V.A.E.. English Glenn Petty Howard Pavne CoMege— B.S. American History, Coach 168 Robert Presley Hardin-Simmons— B.S. NTSU— M. Ed. World History American History Coach 169 English 162 Kirby Pugh WTSU— B.S. Sandra Pugh WTSU — B.S. English 162 Study Hall 176 Dorothy Rice Texas Tech— B.S., M.A. English 162 George Kice Texas Teach— B.B.A. . M. Bus. Ed. Distributive Education 172 Mary Kay Richey McMurry— B.S. Art 170 Bill Richey McMurry— B.S. Related Mathematics, Coach 166 Patricia Rutledge NTSU— B.A. Art 170 Camella Ryan Texas Tech— B.A. English 162 Sharon Ryan Texas Lutheran College— B.A. English, Speech 163 Edward Seay Sam Houston— B.S. Sul Ross— M.A. Vocational Ag 172 Joy Shaver University of Akron— B.A. Speech, English, Drama 163 Kenny Sheppard Hardin-Simmons— B.M. Choir 170 Colleen Slaughter TWU— B.A. M.A, Spanish 164 Loren Spencer Sul Ross— B.S. Woodwork. Industrial Arts 172 Dorothy Smith Texas A l— B.S. Homebound Teacher 175 Jane Smith Texas Tech— B.A. , M.A. English 163 J. D. Smith Hardin-Simmons— B.A. Physical Science 165 Floyd Sorley Howard Payne— B.A. , M. Ed. Related Mathematics Paula Stanley UT, Austin— B.A. English 162 Robert Stanley UT, Austin-B.S. World History 162 Erma Steward Hardin-Simmons-B.S. Journalism, Publication 163 Vonna Swim Harding College, Ark.— B.A. Colo ' ado College. Greeley — M.A. V.O.E, 172 C. W. Tanner NTSU-B.S. C.V.A.E. Coordin ator 173 Cletis latum Nat. U. of Mexic Texas Tech— M.A, Spanish 164 o-B,A. Evaughn Taylor Guidance Clerk 176 Leon Taylor Metal Trades 173 Berniece Thompson Hardin-Simmons— B.B.A. Economics, Business Law 177 Robert Thompson ACC— B,A. Related Math, Geometry 167 Claudia Turner NTSU-B.S.. M.S. Ed. English Social Studies 162 Don Turner NTSU— B.M. Ed.. M.M. Ed. Band 170 Truett Vines Texas A M— B.S. Sul Rosi— M.A. Vocational Ag 173 Anna Walker NTSU-B.S. Typing 177 Susan Wax LSU— B.A. World History 176 Sharon White Texas Tech— B.A. French, English 162 Dolores Wickline NTSU— B.6.S. Typing Helen Willard NTSU-B.S.. M.S. Homemaking 171 Jerry Woods Hardin-Simmons, Ranger JC Building Trades Evelyn Zellars Howard Payne— B,S. C.V.A.E.. Business, English 162 KEY TO SENIOR CREDITS ABBREVIATIONS Astronomy Club . . . Astronomy Band Symphonic . . . Sym Band Concert . . . Con Band Dixieland ... Dixieland Band Stage Golden Horns Silver Horns Green Horns Bible Club . . . Bible Choir A Cappella Junior Varsity . . . JV Choir Clerical Shorthand Club ... CI Sht Club Distributive Education . . , DE Freshmen . . . f r Future Farmers of America . . . FFA Future Homemakers of America ...FHA Future Teachers of America . . . FTA Junior . . . jr Latin Club ... Latin Library Club ... Lib Club Manager , . . mgr National Honor Society . . . NHS President . . . pres Representative . . . rep Secretary . . . sec Senior . . . sr Sophomore . . . soph Spanish Club . . . Span Student Council . . . SC Texas Association of Careers in Health... TACH Thespians . . . Thesp Treasurer . . . treas Vocational Industrial Clubs of America . . . VICA Auto Mechanics Club ... Auto Mech VICA Building Trades Club ... BIdg Tr VICA Electrical Appliance Repair Club Elec AppI Rep VICA Industrial Cooperative Train- ing ... ICT VICA Metal Trades Club ... Mat Tr VICA Vocational Office Education . . . VOE VICA Vice-President . . . vp 304 student index Abbe. Denise 206 Abernathy. Wanda 2S4 Abundei, Dinah 254, Band. FHA. Span. CI Sht Club. Lib Club Abundez. Elva 230 Abundei. Nellie 206 Achard Robert 182 Acuff. Arley 182 Acuff. Jackie 230 Acuff. Toni 182 Adams. Cindy 182 Adams, Ginger 254. Court Jesters. Tliesp. Prose and Poetry. Tennis Adams, Jo Lynn 254, NHS, Lib Club pres. Bible vp. Span Adams. Lynn 230 Adams. Mike 206 Addy. Debbie 206 Adklns. Debbie 230 Adkins Robert 254. DE Aldridge, Alice 206 Aldridqe, Marttia 206 Alldredge. Stephen 206 Aken Albert 206 Aken, Leonard 230 Aken Rose 182 Alderton. Ronald 182 Allen, Joann 230 Allen. Julie 206 Alexander Elton 254. ICT VICA Alsbury, Elizabeth 254, Latin Lib Club Alvarez. Alga 230 Alvarez. Henry 230 Alvarez. Martha 182 Alvarez. Ruben 182 Alvarez. Sofia 254 FHA Ste 230 Ammons, Bob 182 Anderson. Bonnie 182 Anderson. David 230 Anderson. Debra 230 Anderson. Ellen 182 Anderson. George 230 Anderson, Roy 254. Football. All District. Corral Staff Anderson, Vernica 254, FHA, JV Choir Anderson. Zane 230 Anorews. Sharon 254, A CappeMa Choir. Tennis. Latin, Court Jesters, FTA Girl ' s State Angle, Thomas 254, Debate, Latin, Drama, NHS Annen Vlcki 206 Arbuckle, Sherry 255. DE Arcand Terrv 2C6 Arencibla. Elizabeth 206 Arguello, David 255, Span, DE Swim Team Arguelto. Joe 206 Arguello, Jose 206 Arista. Adolph 182 Arista. Patrick 206 Armistead. John 230 Armistead. Sheela 206 Armstrong. Barry 206 Armstrong. Debbie 206 Arrick Joanle 206 Arricic, Sherri 255 VOE VICA Arsiaga. Arthur 182 Atkinson. Verna 182 Aus ' 182 Ayala, Robert 182 Averitt Jeanie 2( Av try. Debbie 2( Ayers. David 206 Ayers. Debbie 20 Backs. No 206 206 Baeza Manue l 182 Bagnall. Jon 182 Bagwell. Kathle 182 Bagvrell, Vicki 255, FHA, FTA, Lib Club. Astronomy Bailey. Edith 230 Bailey. Linda 255 Bailey. Mary 206 Ballon Yolanda 230 Bair. Judy 230 Bfker Danna 230 Baker. Ricky 182 Baker, ' teve 20 ' . Balier, Wayne 255, ICT VICA Baldock, Larry 182 Baldock, Ronnie 255 Baldrldge, Dianne 206 Baldridge. Donna 206 Baldrldge, Dorothy 206 Ballard. Danny 206 Ballard. Lawanda 182 Bankston. Brenda 230 Jankston, Karen 255, FHA Barbee, Sharlyn 182 Barber Randy 182 Barker, Brent 255 Barnes. Bobby 230 Barnes, Mike 255, Track, Football, Barr. Nancy 182 Barraza. Richard 182 dar 230 230 Barrera.Mary Helen 206 Bartlett Linda 206 Bauer, Paula 255. Latin, Tennis Bealrd. Susin 230 Bearden. Mike «06 Beakley Vickie 206 Beams, Douglas 255. Drafting Club Bedell. Ea-I 255. FFA Beevers. Cory 182 Bell. Anne 182 Bell. Guy 230 Bell, Karen 255, Drama, Latin, fr class vp Court Jesters, Thesp Bell. Mitchell 182 Bennett. Debbie 207 Bennett, Patty 255 Benson. Barbara 230 B ntley, Robert 254. Football mgr Biddison. Charles 182 Billalba, Frances 230 Birdsong. Debbie 230 Birdwell Scott 231 Birrell. Greg 231 Bishop. Olanna 183 Bijiell, Carrie 256. Swim Team FHA Bizzell. John 207 Black, Candace 256. FHA VOE VICA Black. Chuck 183 Blackwell. Brenda 231 Blackwell Roy 231 Blakeney. Martin 231 Blalack. Kathy 183 Bledsoe. Galynn 183 Blount. Gary 231 Blount. Karen 207 Blum, Rose Ann 256 Boadle, Debra 256 Bible sec adie. Ma Boadle, Marth Tennis Boadle. Mon 183 256. FTA Span, 207 231 Boardman, Clint 183 Bogard. Chris 183 Bohannan. Steve 183 Bohannan. Donna 231 Bokelman, Charles 256, Band Bokelman. Linda 207 Born. Kenneth 183 Bortner. Nancy 231 Bouilioun. Bert 183 Boyd Frances ir3 Boyd, Martin 256 Boyd, Marvin 256. DE Boyd. Susan 231 Booher John 231 Brackett. Alice 207 Bradley. Gary 207 Bradshaw. Debbie 207 Bradshaw Kate 183 Bradshaw. Mike 231 Branch, James 256. VICA Brandon. John 207 ch, Bri Tho Ma 183 256 207 Bridge, Sandr. Band Bright Bruce 256. Golf Broadrick. Ingrid 207 Broadrick, Linda 256, FTA, Voile ball mgr. CI Sht Club Cheer- leader soph 183 Brock. Rondel 207 Brooke, Mellnda 257, FTA, FHA, Debate. Tennis Brooks. Markay 183 Brooks, Noel 257, Latin Football Broughton Bruce 207 Brown Adrian 231 Brown, Beth 184 Brown, Bonnie 257. Tennis Brown. Charles 184 Brown. Georgia 231 Brown. Glena 257 FHA. DE. Bible Brown. Mary Lou 231 Brown, Patsy 257 Brown. Ricky 184 Browning, Gordon 257 Brumett. Cathy 184 207 Brunson. Danny 208 Brunson Daryl 208 Bryant. Denise 208 Bryant, Robert 257, District Band, Region Band, Sym Band. Key Club, Dixieland Band, Golden Horns Buchanan, Daria 184 Bucha 231 Buchanan. Patti 18 Buckner, Paula 257, FHA Tennis Buecker. Leslie 184 Bull Terrv 208 Bullard Richard 231 Bunch, Fred 257, Sym Band, Latin Bible Bunn Stewart 231 Buntyn. Sheree 208 Burcham. Vellnda 208 Burchell, Melody 184 Burchell. Randy 231 Burchell, Vicki 231 Burchett, Raymond 208 Burchett. Vlcki 232 Burkhart, Andrew 257, DE Burks 208 Burleson, Betsy 184 Burleson Marvin 232 Burnett. Lisa 184 Burnett Steve 232 Burns. Lark 184 Burt, Brei Burt Ton Russell 184 Sandy 232 nante Frances 232 Tiante. Linda 184 , Brenda 257 Band . Frances 232 , Rhonda 257, Band, FHA, Byrd. Billy Joe 232 Byrd Darrel 232 c Caffey, Debie 257, FHA, TACH Caffey. Kay 208 Caffey. Roddy 232 Caldwell Billy 208 Campbell Betsy 232 Campbell. Charles 257. VICA Band Campbell, Debbie 258, VOE VICA. FHA CI Sht Club Campbell. Debra 184 Campbell. Debra 208 Campbell, Gary 258, FFA. VICA Campbell Jason r4 Campbell. Laura 232 Campbell, Robert 258. Sym Band, All-State Symphony Orchestra. All- State Solo and Ensemble Contest Campbell. Walter 232 Candler, Larry 258. Audio Visual Club Cannon. Candy 232 Cannon, Elizabeth 258 Cannon, James 184 Cape, Susan 258, NHS, SC, El Rodeo Sr Editor, FHA Area Of- Astronomy, French Club, Who Who Capen. Brenda 184 Carl Mike 184 Carlile. Albert 208 Carlile. Bobby 208 Carlile, Cathy 258, FHA pres, Latin reporter Bible, A Cappella Carlile, Darlia 184 Carlile, Scott 184 Carlsson, Peter 258. Band. Astro- Carlton, Karen 208 Carlton, Marjorie 258. Band Can Dimple Barba 184 Carothers, Deborah 258 VOE VICA FHA. Bible reporter. Radio Club, Court Jesters Carothers. Mike 208 Carr, Rodney 209 Carrasco. Lucy 209 Carrasco. Lydia 209 Carroll. Mike 184 Carroll, Jarrell 232 Carson, Leon I8 Carter, David 209 Carter Donna 185 Carter, Ronald 209 Carter Williams IBS Caslllas, Mellnda 232 Casillas, Terry 185 Cathey, Linda 258. SC FHA Swim team Cauble, Ricky 258. VICA Cauley. Lynn 259. NHS. Who ' s Who, Mr. BSHS, Football, Latin pres. Student Body pres Boy ' s State and Nation. Best All Around Cavasos Connie 232 Cederberg, Brad 233 Chandler. Chris 185 Chappell, Sam 209 Chavarria, Betty 259, Sym Band JV Choir. Band Sweetheart nominee, UIL Solo and Ensemble competi- tion Chavez. Chrlstobal 259 Chavez, Marie 233 Cha 233 Cherry, Brenda 233 Cherry, Patricia 209 Choat, Jim 209 Chrane, Jack 233 Christoffersen. Ron IBS Christy, Richard 209 Clackum, Billy 209 Clark, Debbie 185 Clark. Lucretia 233 Clark. Vicky 233 Clarke. George 185 Clayton. Ann 185 Clayton. Danny 233 Clayton. Kay 185 demons. Floydie 209 Clemons, Lee Roy 259 Cleveland. Haria 209 Click Allen 209 Click. Donald 233 Clifton. Brent 209 Coates. Esther 233 Coats. Debby 233 Cochran, Mary Kay 209 Coffey. CeCe 233 CoHee, Debra 259, NHS, FHA, FTA, CI Sht Club, History Club Coffey. Robert 209 Coggin, Patricia 259. CI Sht Club Coker. Connie 233 Coker, George 259 Band. Voca- tional Agriculture Cok5r, Mary 259. FHA Coker. Sharon 185 Colclazer, Mike 259. A Cappella, All Area and Region Choir Music Theory Club Cole, Peggy 259, FHA, DE, Tennis Coleman, Bill 209 Coleman. Steve 233 Collins. Karen 209 Compton Gary 185 Conley. Dick 185 Conley Judy 233 185 Connally. Valeda Conner, Mike 185 Conway B ' enda 210 Cook, Cynthia 210 Cook, Gayla 233 Cook. Sharon 233 Cook, Wesley 259. Band Stage Band. Music Theory Club Cooley, Hugh Leene, 259. NHS. FTA. VOE VICA CI Sht Club Cooper. Elaine 210 Cooper, Janice 259. FTA. FHA. Volleyball. CI Sht Club Copeland, Cheryl 233 Copeland, Colleen 185 305 Corbcll. Geri 259 Cordes, Jackie 259. NHS. Span. CI Sht Club Cordes. Rose 259, NHS. Span. CI Sht Club Corralez, Barba Cor, Celia 210 Ma 210 Correa. David 210 Corson, Mary Nell 233 Cortei. Armando 259. VICA Gotham. Harry 259, DE. Court Jes- Cowper, Bennett 210 Covington. Mike 259 Covington, Steve 185 Cox, Nita 259, FHA, Tennis. CI Sht Club, Lib Club Cramer, Danny 185 Cramer, Michael 210 Cramer, Sue 233 Cranford, Judy 233 Cranford Nan 185 Craven. Richard 260. Theory Club. A Cappella Crawford, Alma 234 Crawford, Greq 185 Crawford, Joan 210 Crawford. Linda 260 NHS vp. Who ' s Who, FHA. Latin. El Rodeo Associate Editor Crawford. Preston 260. DE Creiahfon Chfis 234 Crenshaw, Dale 234 Crittenden, Larry 185 Crockett, Caren 211 Crook Billie Jean 260, Band Crocker, Billy 211 Crooks, Darrlsa 185 Cruz Irene 185 Cuddeback David 211 Cumminqs, Deborah 234 Cunningham, Brenda 211 Cunningham, Danny 260, FFA Cunningam Marilyn 211 Cunningham. Mike 260, NHS, FHA D Danford, Chris 234 Danford, Mike 211 Daniel, Doug 234 Darden, Terry 234 Daratt. Peggy 2S0, FHA Lib Club Daves, Brenda 234 Daves, Steve 186 Davis, Alan 186 Davis. Bobby 211 Davis, Deborah 211 Davis. Donald 186 Davis, Donald 211 Davis, James 212 Davis, Janet 186 Davis, Judy 212 Davis. Ricky 235 Davis, Rocky 235 Davis. Russ 212 She Catherine 235 Daylong, Donna 212 Dean. Kathy 260, French Club. Vol- leyball Dean, Susan 235 Dean, Tony 235 Dearing. David 235 Dearing, Diana 212 Dekle, Isabella 260, VICA. Latin Dekle Mary 186 Del Bosque, Odila Del De Le Os( 235 Ma Leon, Sammy 186 Dement, Bobbie 212 Deming. David 186 Deming Peter 235 Dennis. Esther 235 Dennis, Melissa 186 Dennis, Robert 260. Football Denson, Ricky 235 Denton, Leslie 212 Dewees. Pamela 260, FHA. VOE VICA, CI Sht Club Elv Salvado 212 Dickens, James 235 Dickens, Randy 212 Dickens. Stephanie 260 FHA, Latin. Tennis, CI Sht Club Dickenson. Calvin 260, Key Club Dickson, Sherry 260. ICT VICA, Swim Team, A Cappella Difloure. Sharon 260, Span sec, FHA. Court Jesters. Prose and Poetry Lib Club historian Olllard, Emma 186 Dirks, Mary 235 Dixon. Roger 260, A Cappella. Baseball Doering, Beverlie 186 Dominguez, Betty 186 Douglas, Bob IP6 Dower. Pam 212 Draper. David 260, FTA. A Cap- pella Draper, Kelly 212 Drinkard. Tim 260 Duncan, Dave 235 Durrlap, Danna 186 Dunlap, Deborah 260, FTA, A Cap- pella treas Dunlap, Gary 212 Dunnam, Louis 235 Duran, Maria 235 Duron, Cris 186 Duron, Melinda 235 Dyer Bobby 235 Dyer Joel 186 Dyer. Judy 260. NHS. FTA. Volley- ball. French Club Easley. Becky 235 Eason, Barbara 235 Eason, Kenneth 186 Echternacht, Judy 212 Echternacht Linda 260, FTA, Latin Edens, Sandra 212 Edwards, James 186 Edwards, Jimmi e 235 Egan, Carolyn 236 Eqan, Richard 212- Eqqieston, Carl 236 Eqqleslon, Danny 212 Elliott, Jack 236 Elliott, Rick 212 Ellison, Janet 186 Ellison, Lottie 212 Enfield. Patrick 186 Enfield, Phyllis 186 Engle, Cindy 186 Enqlert. David 236 English, Mary Jo 186 English, Patsy 212 Enochs. Richard 186 Enriquej Norma 186 Ervin. Donna 236 Ervin, Gary 186 Escabedo, Irene 212 Escanuelas, Ignacio 186 Escanuelas, Olga 186 Escovedo, Yolanda 212 Esquibel Janie 236 EsQuibel. Maria 212 Estes. Denise 260. SC sec. NHS. Tennis, Varsity Cheerleader. FTA, A Cappella Estes. Sharon 261, FHA, TACH sec and treas Ethun, Richard 261. Latin. Basket- ball Evans, Carolyn 212 Evans, Hermon 261, Football, Bas- ketball Evans. Keith 236 Evans, Kenneth 212 Evans, Louis 236 Evans, Margie 186 Ezell, Easy 261. Span, Golf Team, Radio Club, Latin F Falkner, Riley 261, Basketball, Base- ball ley, Ann 212 ley, Essex 261 212 Sha 236 irrls Norman 186 lulkenberry, David 236 lulkner Phyllis 236 lulkner Randy 186 lulks, Billy 261, Band, VICA luks, Ella 261, FHA, Band, TACH lulks, Mary 236 luver, Vicky 261 Ichtlnger Diane 186 Mchtinger, Mike 213 !lts, Connie 261. FHA •Its, Don 187 Ferguson, Dale 213 Ferguson, Philip 236 Fickling Terry 236 Fierro, George 187 Fierro, Martha 236 Fierro. Moses 261. Auto Mech VICA Finch, David 213 Findley, Charleta 213 Findley. Vickl 261. NHS, Bible Finfinger, Debbie 187 Finke, Debbie 236 Finke, Keith 213 Fisher, Dave 187 Fisher, Evette 213 Fish, Kent 236 Fitzglbbons, Mary 187 Fiveash. Kay 236 Fletcher, Bennett 213 Fletcher, Cheryl 261. NHS. VOE VICA reporter Fletcher. Jack 262 Torr 236 Flores, Pablo 187 Fergus Vicki 213 Forrest, Jill 236 For ' 187 Fortenberry, Sue 213 Foster, Judy 236 Fowler Cathy 187 Fox, Patricia 187 Fox, Regina 237 Franco, Albert 237 FrankPn. Jill 262. CI Sht Club. FHA Franklin. Kenneth 262 Franklin Navauda 262. FTA, FHA, Lib Club Franklin, Wally 237 Frazler, Debbie 187 Frazier. Ed 237 Fryar, Lesia 237 Fryar. Mike 213 Fryar. Shirley 213 Fulcher. Janie 262 Fuller, Brenda 237 Fuller. Sabra 262, FHA. FTA. Tennis. Drama Club, Span, Prose and Poetry Fuqua. Juanita 213 Furqueron. Phillip 187 Gagnon. Bonnie 262 Gaqnon, Carol 213 Gagnon, Nancy 187 Gainus. Frank 213 Gaitan. Elena 237 Galan. Avel 237 Galvan Delia 187 Calan, Irene 187 Galan, Mary Lou 213 Galan. Noemi 262 FHA. Bible, Span Galan Sylvia 237 Galaviz, Lucy 262, FHA Galaviz. Yolanda 2 ' i2, FHA, Span Galvan, Theresa 262, Latin, FHA Gamble, Terry 237 Gamble, Valorie 188 Gamboa, Andy 263 BIdg Tr VICA, Garcia. Arthur 213 Garcia DIanne 188 Garcia, Elena 263 Garcia, Ernest 237 Gancia, Gloria 188 Garcia, Juanita 213 Garcia, Lorina 214 Garcia, Paul 188 Gary, Connie 214 Gary, John 263, Architectur. Lur George. Roberr 183 Gerhart, Brenda 181 Gerhart, Michael 23 GIbbs Connie 188 Gillihan Gary 188 Glp on Donna 214 Gipson. Fannie 237 Gl-ss Svlvia 188 Glenn, Carl 188 Gorr Ishn el 18 Belinda 237 Gonzales, L rrv 188 Gonzales, Mike 214 Gonzales, Norma 188 Gonzales, Ramona 237 Gonzales Thomas 188 Gonzalez, Bill 237 Goodman, BeHi 188 Goodman, Diane 263 Gorman, John 214 Gossett, Catherine 188 Gossett, Ellen 263, SC NHS Latin Miss FTA, Who ' s Who, El Rodeo ' Activities Editor Goswick, Verna 263, Band, FHA, JV Choir Gower, Candi 214 Grace, Barry 263, A Cappella Grant, Peggy 238 Grantham, Bubba 238 Graumann, Keith 238 Gray, Patricia 238 Green, Donna 263, TACH Green, Fred 214 Green, Rose 263 FHA Radio Club Green, Susan 238 Greene, Claudette 214 Greer, Shelley 238 Gresham. Edgar 238 Gresham, Elizabeth 189 Gressett, Bill 189 Gresselt, Byron 238 Grice, Greg 263 Griffin, Teresa 238 Griffith, Janice 238 Griffith, Veanda 238 Grigg Debbie 214 Grimes Randy 189 Grimsiey, Carol 263 FTA, FHA Bible, CI Sht Club, Volleyball Grisham, Roger 238 Grissam, Carol 238 Grizzard, Jeannie 238 Grizzard, Jimmy 238 Grogan. Lorie 263, VOE VICA vp, Sr Class vp, Span. Class Favorite Soph Gross, Charles 189 Guess, Tracy 263, Drafting Team Guevara, Landa 238 Guinn, Fill 263, Latin Football Guinn, Kelly 189 Guinn, Roger 189 Gullcy, Barney 263, Key Club, Foot- ball mgr Gulley, Mary 214 Gum, Keith 263. NHS. Latin. Band pres. State Solo and Ensemble Contest, Region Band Gunnels, Kathy 189 Guthrie. Kim 239 Gutierrez. Janie 189 H Hagle, Carroll 239 Hagle, Cathy 189 Hann. Greg 263. Golf Team. Carral Staff Hahn Randy 214 Hale, Marilyn 214 Hale, Terry 263, Latin. Tennis. VICA parliamentarian Halfmann. Cindy 189 Halfmann, Gene 263 DE Hall, Johnnie 189 Haller Randy 189 Hamb , Regina 263, FHA, NHS, Volleyball VOE VICA pres Hamilton, Diane 239 Hamm, Charles 215 Hammon Carolyn 239 Hammond, Vicki 239 Hampton, Lorl 239 Hanson, David 263, Span. Corral Staff Baseball Hargove, Linda 215 Harland, Danny 263 Harland, Mike 263 Harmon Synda 739 Harris, Bobbie 263, DE Harris, Carlton 263, Band Drum Major Harris. Clarinda 263, FHA, Frerch Club, A Cappella Harris. Clay 239 Harris, Debbie 263, Tennis, French Club FHA Science Club VOE VICA Harris, Dorletha 215 Harris Grady 189 Harris Leah 263, JV Choir, FHA, French Club reporter Harris, Ricky 263, FFA Harris, Vicki 215 Hartley, George 189 Hartley, Jimmie 215 Harvell, David 239 Hattenbach, Phyllis 23? Hayes, Bobby 239 Hayley, Ricky 189 Hayley. Zonetle 263 Hayworth, Lydia 215 Heard, Brenda 215 Heard. Marsha 263. FHA FTA Heckler. Dann 239 306 Hedges, Mary Ellen 243, FHA FTA pres, NHS, Latin. El Rodeo Or- ganizations Editor, History Club Hedricl. Jarreil 215 Heiman, Janet 189 Helrman, Edith 239 Heith, Bobby 263, Track, Football, Sopti Class pres Henderson, Arlene 239 Henderson Barbara 239 Henderson, Neil 189 Hendrix Cathy 189 Hendrix Patsy 239 Henkel, Betty 189 Henkel. Billy 239 Henry, Ricky 215 Hernandez, Andy 239 Hernande z. Fernando 215 Hernandez. Frances 189 Hernandez, Ismael 215 Hernandez. Jabler 239 Hernandez. Juanita 189 Hernandez. Ivlauricio 215 Hernandez. Olga 189 Hernandez. Peggy 189 Hernandon Le Ann 239 Hevern. Robyn 215 Hicks Bruce 239 Hicks, Denlse 239 Hicks, John 189 Hicks Patricia 215 Hickson, Cynthia 263 Swim Team CI Sht Club treas Hllario Elma 190 Hilario, John 264, Span, Football Hllario, Richard 190 Hill, Alan 215 Hill, Mike 215 Hinds, Gary 264, Football, Basket- ball, SC, Jr Class pres Boys ' State, Latin vp. Who ' s Who Base- ball, Sr Class pres. Corral Staff Nine, John 190 Hinoios, Lisa 264, NHS, FHA, Span, Band, CI Sht Club, Astronomy, Best Marcher 69 Hise Gary 190 Hobbs. Clifford 190 Hcrgue. Trisha 239 Hotcombe Steve 190 Holcombe. Wyvonne 239 Holladay, Don 215 Holland, Marilyn 215 Holland Mervin 264, NHS Holland, Phyllis 239 Holland, Sherell 190 Holley, Dave 190 Holley, Steve 264, Drama Club A Cappella Hollingsworth, Carol 190 Holllngsworth, Dell 264, NHS. Ten- nis. French Club, Astronomy Theory Club, FTA, A Cappella Holllngsworth, Sallie 239 Holloway, John 190 Holloway. Karen 190 Holten, Cathy 190 Holten, Matt 240 Holten, Mike 264, Football, Track, Honsa, Jimmy 216 Honea, Jonathan 190 Honey, Janice 264, NHS, FHA, Latin, Science Club, Span, Astron- Hoover, Randy 264, NHS, Latin, UIL Science Hoover, Robin 264. NHS Who ' s Who, Key Club vp. El Rodeo Sports Editor, Science Club, Slide Rule Club. Astronomy Hopkins, David 264. Latin, Key Club Hopkins, Gage 216 Horn Cheri 190 Horn, Corlynn 240 Horn, Darrell 2t0 Horn, Lynelle 216 Horn, Marshall 264, Key Club, Swim Team Horton, Henry 190 Householder, James 214 Houston. Joyce 240 Houston. Sharon 216 Huante. Patsy Ann 190 Hubbard. Henry 190 Hubbard. Richard 191 Hubbartt, Rcnald 216 HubbarH. Scott 216 Huckaby. Beverly 240 Huckaby. Jackie 191 Hudson, Mike 265, Track Hudson, Sherry 216 Huff, Charles 265 Huffman Vickie 191 Huflord, Wesley 216 Huffstlckler, Gregory 245, Science Club Huggins, Kent 216 Hughes, Gary 265, SC, vp. Football, NHS, Sr. Favorite, Who ' s Who, Dibrell ' s Scholastic Award, Soph Favorite Hughes, James 240 Hughes, Karen 265, NHS, Science Club Span, Corral Editor, Who ' s Who, Lib Club sec. Astronomy sec Hughes. Steve 240 Hughs, Cynthia 216 Hughs, Debbie 191 Hultt, Elaine 240 Hull, Mike 265. FFA Hull. Terri 216 Hunt, Kevin 191 Hunt. Marilyn 216 Hurrington. Edward 191 Harringyon. Susan 214 Huskey. George 216 Hutfo, Bruce 265. Baseball, Basket- ball. Jr. Favorite Hyden, Brenda 191 Hyden, John 216 rwin, ' Peggy 265, FTA, FHA sec Lib Club, Latin Jaber. Neal 191 Jackson. Georgia 216 James. Becky 216 Jarvis. Marllynn 191 Jasper. Senora 216 Jenkins, Becky 265, Soph Class treas FHA, FFA Sweetheart, Best All Around Jenkins, Debra 191 Jenkins, Raymond 265, Vocational Agriculture Jennings, Donna 191 Johansen, Carl 265, Swim Team Football, Bible VICA Johnson, Ben 240 Johnson, Carol 240 Johnson, Danny 216 Johnson, Debbie 240 Johnson, Dennis 216 Johnson, Ernest 191 Johnson, Helen 191 Johnson liell 265, Band, Bible Johnson, Lee Altus 217 Johnson, Marsha 191 Johnson, Robert 217 Johnson, Samuel 240 Johnson, Teresa 240 Johnson, Jon 265, Met Tr VICA Jolly. Glenn 191 Jones. Barthell 191 Jones. Darlene 191 Jones. Donna 217 Jones. Gatlin 217 Jones. Glenda 191 Jones, Glenda 265 Jones, Glynna 265, NHS Who ' s Who, SC El Rodeo Editor Span pres. Girl ' s State Jones, Jontaylor 265, Debate, Per- suasive Speaking Jones, Mark 240 Jones, Milton 240 Jones, Jennifer 265, FTA, FHA DE Latin, History Club Jones, Jimmy 217 Jones, Jody 191 Jones, Julie 191 Jones, Llslie 191 Jones Patty 191 Jones, Phyllis 265, FTA, History Club. CI Sht Club Jones. Randy 217 Jones, Sammy 265. Key Club UIL informative Speech. History Club Jones, Sandra 265, FHA, Span, FTA, Radio Club, Court Jesters Thespi- Jorda Corlls 217 Walter 191 Vlckey 191 141 Kelsey. Thomas 191 Kennedy, Alma 265. Bible. Lib Club Kennedy. Linda 241 Kennedy. Ray 217 Kennedy, Sheila 265, VOE VICA Span, Lib Club, CI Sht Club Kernodle, Katie 241 Kerr, Kenneth 191 Kesterson. Vallnda 191 Kevetler. Mary 191 Kevetter. Nancy 241 Key. Judy 241 Kldd. James 191 Kimble, Cecllea 191 Kimiey, Bobbie 265 King, Karen 241 Kinman, Donna 191 Kinman Mike 241 Kirk, David 191 Kirk, Dorthy 241 Kiser, William 241 Kitchen. Richard 191 Knappe. Carl 217 Knight, Joseph 217 Knight, Scott 217 Knoepfel, Jerry 191 Knoepfel, John 217 Knoepfel, Richard 265, Bible, Astron- Knous, David 266 Band Knous, Jerry 241 Knox, Jennifer 241 Kolb, Deborah 264 NHS FHA. French Club. VOE VICA ' Kolb. Sandy 241 Krebbs Clifford 241 Kuykendall. Lloyd 241 L Lacy, Joyce 266. VOE VICA FHA, Key Club Sweetheart Lagerstrom. Craig 217 Lamb. Jerry 191 Lancaster. Caryl 191 Lancaster, Janet 242 Land, Jolene 266 FHA VICA Landrum, Sandy 266 DE TennI ' Lane, Judy 266 Lang. Ricky 191 Lang. Sally Ann 266 Langley. Jamie 217 Langley. William 242 Lansoery. Mary 217 LaRochelle. Leslie 242 Lawlls, Ste 217 e 192 Lawson, Debra Lee, Bobbvl92 Lee, Dale 192 Lee Gene 242 Legg. Robert 217 Legg. Suzanne 217 Lemons Pam 242 Lester. Cindy 192 LeVier. Amy 192 LeVler. Frances. 242 Lewis. Clay 218 Lewis Dalton 192 Lewis. Dinlel 218 Lewis. David 218 Lewis, Glenda 266, Band. CI Sht Club, FHA Lewis. Haskell 242 Lewis, Jo Ann 2 6, Band, Bible Lewis. Martha 218 Limon. Linda 242 LInscombe, Elizab( Little. Pam 192 Lloyd, Ricky 192 Lloyd. Robby 192 Long. Frank 192 Looney Petty 192 Lopez. Albert 192 Joe 242 Lop Ma 192 Lopez. Martha 218 Lopez Mary 218 Lopez. Nora 218 Lopez. Uvaldo 192 Lott, Dorothy 192 Love. Kathy 218 Loveless. David 192 Lowry. Cal 218 Lowry, LuAnne 266, Corral Staff Loya, Sandy 218 Loyd, Carol 242 Luevano, Rene 218 Ma 242 Luevanos, Rafael 192 Lusk, Dan 242 Lust, John 242 Lusk, Rhoda 192 Lynch, Ronald 266, Elec AppI Rep VICA pres Lyons, Helen 218 Lyons, John 218 M Macklin, Cathy 242 Maddox, Susan 192 Madry, Andra 192 Magers, Sandra 192 Majors, Charlotte 193 Majors, Janice 267, Sym Band, NHS, Dixieland Band, Span, District Band, CI Sht Club, Golden Horns Malb, Karen 192 Malone, Michael 218 Mancill, Dana 192 Montanez, Rosie 192 Marchant, Mike 267 Marcum, Pamela 242 Margolis, Larry 218 Margolis, Robert 247, NHS, Band, American and World History Award Marks, Patricia 183 Marquei, Benny 267, Football Marouez Tony 218 Martin, Donna 183 Martin, Geren 243 Martin, Terri 218 Martinei, Adelaide 267, DE, Span Ma 193 Martinez. Daniel 218 Martinez. David 193 Martinei, Joe 267 Martinez Katie 193 Martinez, Maria 218 Martinez, Richard 218 Mason, Ronnie 243 Massey, David 218 Mata, Christina 218 Mata, Fernando 218 Mata, Lupe 243 Mata, Lydia 193 Mata, Maria 193 Mathews, Annie 193 Mathews, Frankie 218 Maxwell, Allen 267, Golden Horns Maxwell Paul 218 Maulden, Blair 267, DE Maudlin, Carolyn 193 Maya, Susan 218 Mayes, Brian 243 Mayes, Cathy 243 Mayes. Jimmy 193 Mayse. Rebe Me Lynd 243 Mealer. Bobby 243 Medford, James 267, NHS, A Cap- pella. El Rodeo Photographer Meek, Kay 243 Meek. Paula 193 Meek. Richard 193 Meek. Ronnie 243 Meeks. Reta 219 Melton. Alvln 193 Me 193 Mendez. Velma 219 Mendoza. Andy 219 Mendoza. David 219 Mendoza. Lesvia 243 Mendoza. Marcela 219 Mendoza. Victor 193 Mendoza. Tranquillno 219 Menaes. Bob 243 Merrill. Melanie 243 Mesker, David 267, Key Club, FFA Football Student Trainer Zonell 219 Mlla 193 Millsits, Cindy 193 Miller, Charles 243 MlMr-r, Gary 193 Miller, Ginger 219 Miller, Jo 219 Miller, Joyce 243 Miller, Nancy 219 Miller, Nona 193 Miller, Peggy 268 Miller, Winifred 243 Mills. Clndv 243 Mlllwee. Billy 219 Milner. Rebecca 268. Band, CI Sh) Club Bible, FHA Minchew Jacalyn 243 Minter, Annette 219 Minter. Ethel 193 Mitchell Richard 193 Mitchell Terry 243 Moates. Mike 243 Molina, Janie 268 Band Moncada, Julian 193 Montanez, Carlos 193 Montanez, Terri 219 Monteleone, Rick 243 Montgomery Marsha 243 Moore, Brenda 268, VICA, TACH reporter Moore, Gary 219 Moore, Mary 244 307 Moore. Randv l?4 Morales. Danny 219 Morales. David 244 Morale;, Elda 194 Moralez, Merlinda 244 Morehead, Jan 268, A Cappella Publicity Chairman Morehead. Kay 194 Morelion. Phyllis 194 Morgan, Daniel 219 Morgan, James 194 Morgan, Randy 268, Football Morgan, Sherry 268, VOE VICA, CI Sht Club, Bible Moron, Sally 194 Morris, Cynthia 194 Morris. Judy 219 Morrison James 219 Mortland, Susan 220 Morion. Ann 220 Morton, David 268. A Cappella Morton, Deborah 244 Moser. Juanita 220 Moss, Joe 268, NHS, Key Club, SC, Boy ' s State Moss Ruth Anne 244 Mossholder, Meljnda 268, FHA, DE, Bible sec Mounce Becky 244 Mounce. Cindy 194 Mullen, Patrick 220 MuM n, Tom 194 Mulllns. Roy 194 Mun elia 220 Munoi, Esmaal 268 Muno;, Federlco 268 Munoz. Guy 220 Munoz, Lena 104 Munoz Richard 220 Munoz, Robert 244 Munoi, Tomasa 268 Murdock, Jeff 220 Murdock, Linda 268 Murdock, Mary 268 Murphey Caria 244 Murphy, Ruby 194 Musgrove, Tommy 194 Myrtledove, Sammle 244 Mc McAdams, Ricky 242 McAdams, Terry 194 McAlister, Barbara 266, FTA sec, FHA, A Cappella Choir. Astrono- my Club, Science Club McAlister, Clint 242 McCann, Betty 266. A Cappella Choir FHA Spanish Club, Sr Class sec. A Cappella Choir sec McClanahan, Linda 218 McClendon. Linda 218 McClendon. Paula 194 McCormlck Mike 218 MeCracken, Bobby 266. Spanish Club Science Club, Manager of Football Team. FTA Pariiamentari- McCracken, Polly 242 McCraney, Mark 219 McCraney, Marsha 219 McCrary, Dana 219 McCullough Ravdelgh 219 McDaniel, Debbie 219 McDanlel, Donna 194 McDaniel, Mike 194 McElrath Davie 219 McGonaglll, Barry 194 McSonagill, Karen 266, Library Club. Corral Staff, Bible Club McGrath, Larry 267 McGrath Mike 194 McGulre. Beverly 219 McKee, Dona ' d 194 McLaughlin, Kae 219 McLaughlin Scott 242 McLean LaRhesa 219 McMillan, Jo 242 McMillan, Perry 267 McMullen Leslie 194 McMurray. Janet 242 McMurray. Linda 219 McNew, Wanda 194 MrPeak Blllle 194 McQulen. Donald 242 McOulen. Vin 194 McSwaln. Dewey 242 McSwaIn, Linda 242 McWhlrt. Lynda 242 McWhlrt, Rowena 219 N Nanny. Carol 220 Natiny, Eddie 268, ICT, VICA Dis- trict Reporter Nail, Joyce 244 Nails. Rob 244 Nash. Nancy 244 Neal, Doris 220 Neece, Sandy 268 Neefe, Russell 268 Neighbors AC. 220 Neighbors, Kathy 244 Nelson, William 268 Newman, John 220 Newton Carol 220 Newton, David 194 Nichols, Bob 263, FFA vp Nichols. Brenda 244 Nichols Carla 220 Nichols, Reba 244 Nl( ■ 220 Nicholson, Ann 194 Nicholson, Dick 268 DE Nieland, Andy 268, Football, Astron- omy Club, Number Sense Norrell Tommy 244 Norris, Rhonda 268 FHA, Shorthand North, Larry 268, Track, Latin Club Noyola Sofia 194 Nugent, Wayne 220 o Oakland, Bonny 245 Odell, Kathy 194 Olguin, Joe 245 Ohvas, M„ry Helen 220 Oliver, Elaine 194 Oliver, Raylene 220 Olsen, Nancy 194 Oppegard. Nancy 245 Oreo, John 194 Ornelas, Lupe 268 Ornelas. Rene 194 Ortega, Johnny 195 Ortiz, Lupe 245 Osborne, Roy Lee 195 Ovalle, Carlos 195 Overton, Vicky 220 Overton, Wyatt 195 Owen, Thomas 195 Owen, Virgil 195 Ownbey, Rhonda 268. Band Bible Club. ICT Ownbey. Shiretta 195 Oxford. Debbie 245 Padgett. Linda 19 Paige. Debra 245 Paredez, Bcrta 268. FHA Paredez. Fernle 195 Paredez. Mary Ann 220 Paredez. Pedro 245 Parker, Mike 195 Parker, Sam 268. ICT. VICA Parks, Kim 220 Parks, Lena 220 Parmenter, Bill 245 Parmenter, Colleen 268, Band. CI Sht Club Parmenter. Phil 195 Parnell, Greg 220 Par, 195 Ahcla 220 Brenda 220 268 Parras. Louis 195 Parras, Ralph 245 Parrott, Sheree 220 Partee. Carletta 195 Pate, Terry 195 Patterson, Wayne 245 PaHon, Becky 245 Patton, Jessica 268, FTA Paul, Doris 220 Paul, Shirley 245 Paulln. Paula 196 Payne, Ed 268. Key Club VICA Payne. Ruth 220 Pearce. Bever y 196 Pearce, James 245 Pedigo. Sandra 196 Peercy. Bobby 196 Penner. Kevin 196 Peralta, Caroline, 196 Peralta, Frankle 245 Perei, David 268 Perez Gloria 245 Perez, Paul 196 Perkins Carol 245 Perry. Carol 220 Perry. Martha 196 Perry, Vicki 220 Person. J mes 220 Peslna, Gilbert 196 Pet=fs, Beverly 221 Peters, David 268, Band Peters, Mark 221 Peters, Mary 269, Library Club, A Cappella Choir, Reporter of Li- brary Club Peters, Patty 245 Peterson, Garry 245 Peterson. Robin 196 Petty, Susan 245 Peurifoy, Rick 269, Football, Base- ball, Boxing Phelan Elizabeth 221 Phillips, Judy 221 Phillips. Llla 221 Phillips. Nancy 245 Phillips. Ray 245 Phillips. Sherry 196 Phillips, Terry 269, VICA Club Pickett, Dav(d 221 Pickle, David 269 Plcquet, Mike 246 Plcquet. Pamela 221 Pierce, Deborah 269 Pierce, Eddie 196 Pierce, Larry 221 Pipes Mike 246 Plttman, Choy 196 Pilts Betty 221 Pitts, Ricky 196 Place. Janice 221 Platte, Janice 196 Pless, Nancy 269. Astronomy Club, Sym Band Plowr an Susan 221 Plunkett, Sharon 196 Plunkett. Steve 246 Pobst, Janet 196 Pobst. Susan 269. NHS, TACH. Latin Club. Spanish Club, Science Club, Tennis Polk. Nancy l ' 6 Pope. Gary 221 Pope, James 269 Pope Mile 246 Pope Randeil 246 Porter, Bob 246 Porter. Daniel 246 Porter, Leiand 270 Porter, Patl 221 Posey, Ann 270. Corral. Staff. Libra- ry Club. Sht Club, NHS. FHA Spanish Club Poss, Nate 196 Pounds, Jan.ce 246 Pounds William 196 Powell Ann 246 Powell, Craig 270 Powell, Daurl 246 Powell D.W. 196 Powell Mark 246 Prater, Gary 270 Prater, Guy 196 Preus. LyndJ 196 Price, Terry 246 Prlebe, Billy 221 Prlebe, Bob 196 Pringle, Barbara 270, VOE Prlnqle, Cathy 221 ctor. Chris 270, NHS Prul ' 221 Pug.s, Alber Purqell, Terry 196 Pyles, Steve 270, Court Jesters and Thesp, A Cappella pres, Latin Club Q Oualls. Charles 196 IS, John 246 liry, Roman 270 T lirei, Adelita 270 221 Ramirez, Llsabel 221 Ramirez, Lupe 196 Ramirez, Robert 197 Randle, Mlk- 221 Raney, Bill 270, Stage Band Raney, Cheryl 221 Kathleen Roy 197 197 Ray, Grady 246 Reagan, Cindy 197 Reed Michael 221 Reed. Sandy 246 Reed, William 270 Reld, Daria 246 Reidy, James 270, Key Club, Bible Relnkemeyer, Sue 246 Rennaux. Janet 197 Renterla, Anita 221 Renterla, Janle 246 Renterla. Joanna 247 Renteria. Mary 197 Rhoton Robert 197 Rhymes. Judy 221 Rice Jon 247 Rich. Steve 247 Richardson. Dennis 247 Richardson, Nancy 270 Riddle. Nancy 247 Rlgdon, Kathy 247 Riqdon, Richard 270 Rlherd, John 197 Rlker, Barbara 197 Riker. Sandy 247 Riner. Bobette 197 Ringaner, Becky 270 Cla 19 247 RIsetter. Mark 198 Rivera, David 270. VICA. History Club Robb, Ike 222 Robertson, Charles 222 Robertson, Mike 270, DE Robertson, Pam 247 Robertson, Patll 247 Robertson, Randy 247 Robertson. Roddy 198 Robles Albert 198 Robles, Oscar 198 Robles, Rosendo 271 Rocha, Jesse 247 Ma 247 Rocha. Robe Rock Lana 247 Rodqers. Carl 222 Rodqers. John 198 Rodriguez. Betty 198 Rodriquei, Charlie 271, Football, Baseball Rodriguez, Gloria 198 Rodrlquez, Lucrecla 247 Rodriguez, Manuel 222 Rodriguez Mary 198 Rodriguez, Raymond 222 Rodriguez. Victor 222 Roger. Robert 198 Rogers. Kay 271. FTA. Feature Ed- itor Corral. Astronomy Club, FHA Rogers, Lee 222 Rogers. Rowena 247 Rogers. Steve 271, VIC. Metal Trades Root, Lariece 247 Rosas. Elma 271 Shorthand, Spanish Club. FHA Rorick Mike 222 Rorlck Pat 198 Rosene, Kyle 271, SC. Football, Track, A Caooella Choir 222 Roth Laur Rountree, Terry 271, Latin Club. Golf Rowden, Debbie 222 Rowland Kay 222 Rublo. Belen 222 Rubio, Benito 247 Rublo, Margie 222 Rublo Sally 247 Rush, Jerry 222 Russell, Carolyn 198 Russell Janle 198 Russell Susan 198 Russo, Paul 271 Rutherford, _ Johnny 271, Football, Sports Editor, Corral Rybolt Debrah 248 Ryerson. Arvella 248 Fidel 271 Band Sandrldge. V anda 199 308 Santiago. Rachel 222 Sargent John 199 Sargent, Jovida 272, vp Con Band, Library Club Sawyer, Dianne 272 Sayers, Kay 222 Scarbrough, Beverly 248 Schaedel Lynn 248 Schneider, Joan 222 Schwarzenbach, Belle 248 Scott, David 248 Scott G '  n 248 Seale, Mike 272. OE Jul ' 222 Seltz Sellars Mike 248 Sevenson, Gene 199 Sevey. Johnnie 248 Shafer. Terry 199 Shaffer. Pete 222 Shanks, Donnle 199 Shanks. Larry 199 Shanks, LaShara 272. FTA. sec Sci- ence Club. FHA. NHS. Associate I. Spanish Club, SC, Who Who Shanks. Stanley 222 Shann-n Ti iothv 272 Shapland. Patty 272. Spanish Club Sharon Margie 248 Sharo. Victor 222 Shaver, Jill 222 Shaw, Kent 199 Shaver, Jill 222 Shaw, Kent 179 Shepoard Teresa 197 Sherrill, Austin 222 Shipman. Cralq 199 Shults. Mike 179 Shook Richard 17? Shrvack. Debbie 248 Sigmon. Tr-cv 179 Simmons. Debra 222 Simmons, Shelby 222 Simpson. Linny 248 Simpson. Ricky 248 Singleton. Gary 199 Sisson. Deborah. 248 Sizenbach. Mike 222 Slate, Mark 248 Slaughter. Jay 199 Slaughter Jay 199 Sledge, William 248 Smart. Danny 248 Smith, David 199 Smith, Debra 248 Smith, Don 222 Smith Donna 197 Smith, Evelyn 179 Smith, Freddie 272 Smith, Jane 179 Smith, Janet 272 Smith, Jay 179 Smith, Lonnie 248 Smith, Louie 222 Smith. Mike 177 Smith. Nancy 179 Smith. Pam 222 Smith. Ronda 177 Smith Sherry 179 Smith, Stephen 248 Smith, Steve 199 Smith, Susan 177 Smoot, Carl 177 Snyder, John 222 Snyder, Kathy 199 Spargo, Marlina 222 Speaker, Debbie 223 Speaker, Robert 199 Spears, Teresa 223 Speckman, Carol 199 Spier, Patti 272, Volleyball, FHA, El Rodeo, Cheerleader, FTA, Who ' s Who Spivey, Roy 200 Spraberry, Rhonda 223 Spradllng, Karen 223 Springer, Donna 200 Stagqs, Marcia 223 Stallings Gary 248 Stanaland, Sue 248 Standard, Audrey 223 Stanley, Cindy 200 Stanley, David 223 Stanley, Dickey 272, pres FFA Stanley, Donna 248 Stanley, Steve 272, Swim Team Starr, Debbie 223 Steen, Picky 200 Stephens, Cynthia 223 Stephens, Pam 200 Ste Arlene 200 Joy 248 rt, Billy 200 art, Debbie 223 Stewart, Glenda 248 Stewart, Harlon Dean 200 Stewart, Howard 248 Stewart, Nicky 200 Stewart, Phillip 272, A Cappella rt, Te Ste Tt, To 249 Stiehl, Jimmie 272, FHA, Spanish Club, CI Sht Club Stinson Pat 2 7 Stocks, June 223 Strain, Jim 223 Strain, Tim 223 Strodtman, Mike 223 Stuart, Wanda 223 Sturm, Gary 272 5tut3vllle, Candie 24? Stuteville, Gary 249 Stutaville, Julia 272, VOE Sulak, Susan 247 Sullivan, Gwen 249 Sullivan, Robert 200 Swartz Andrew 249 Swift, Brenda 223 Swindell, Donna 249 Switier, Lewis 273, Football Swim, Keith 200 Swords, Lynda 249 Swords, Smith 273, Basketball T Talamantez, Johnny 223 Talbot, Anne 273, Cheerleader, Re- cording sec SC, Tennis jr, soph Talbot Martha 200 Talmadge. Jeff 247 Tanner, Tommy 273 Tapanes, Debra 273. FHA Tate Debra 273. FHA. NHS, Astron- omy Club. Spanish Club Tate. Kelly 223 Taylor, Say Nell 273, Latin Club, VOE, CI Sht Club Taylor, Jack 200 Taylor, John 200 Taylor, Pat 249 Taylor, Randy 200 Teague, Angle 223 Teague Denice 273. NHS. Latin Club Templeton, Don 247 Temoleton, Richard 249 Tenney, Kurt 200 Tereletsky, Mark 223 Terrazas Mary Alice 223 Tettleton, Mike 200 Thames, Kelly 223 The 200 Thomas, Bertie 200 Thomas, Brenda 200 Thomas, Charley 273, VICA Thomas, Dave 273, Football Thomas, Randy 247 Thomas, Roy 273, DE, ICT Thompson, Clay 247 Thompson, Kathleen 247 Thopson, Nancy 249 Thompson, Pam 223 Thompson, Rhonda 200 Thornton, Carol 200 Thornton, Phyllis 273 DE Thornton, Roy 223 Thornton, Stanley 273 Thorp, Ann 200 Thorp, Bonnie 273, FHA Tibbs, Debbie 200 Tldwell, Charles 249 Tidwell, Helen 223 Tidwell, John 273, Band Tidwell, Johnny 200 Tidwell Steve 273, Football, Base- ball, Latin Club Tindol, Karen 219 Tindol, Larry 223 Tindol, Linda 223 Tindol, Neal 200 Tingle, Jackie 223 TInqle, Patricia 273 Tipton Diane 201 Tolison, Jacqueline 201 Tolison, Sherri 201 Tolson, Debra 201 Tonn, Jack 273, Latin Club, DE Tonn, Jerre 249 Tonn, Johnny 201 Torres, Arthur 273, Key Club, Span- ish Club Torres, Connie 223 Torres, Isabel 273 Torres Yolanda 201 Tovar, Betty 249 Toy, Charlotte 250 Trantham. Joe 224 Travis, Gary 224 Tredaway M.ke 201 Trevino, Arthur 224 201 Trevino, Letlc Trim. Susan 224 Truette Barry 201 Truatte, Billy 273 Tucker, Billy 224 Tuckness, Gene 224 Tune, Tommy 224 Turner, Andrea 250 Turner, Cheri 250 Turner, Johnnie 250 Turner, Linda 201 Turner, Robert 201 Turner, Vickl 224 Tyler, Don 273. Band, FFA Tyler, Vlcki 201 Tymniak, Lislie 273 Tyra, Scott 201 U , Underwood, Sharon 202 Underwood, Susan 202 Utiey, Carolyn 273, FHA, Bible Club Valdes, Al 202 Valdez, Priscilla 202 Valdei, Sylvia 273, FHA, Sht Club Valles, Esequiel 274 Vanhoy, Denlse 250 Vargas, Alma 274, Vollyball, FTA, FHA Vasquez, Diane 202 Vaughn, Curtis 224 Vaughn, Dennis, 202 Vaughn Jeff 250 Vaughn, Vicki 274, FHA, DE Vega, Frank 202 Velasquez, Dora 202 Velasquez, Maria 250 Vick, Greg 202 Vlck, Greg 224 Vlck, Guy 224 Vleira, Mary 199 Viera, Mary Lou 202 Voight, Kathy 202 Vollmer, Tommy 225 w Wi ggo Sha 225 Waike Walker Bobby 250 Walker, Charlotte 274 Walker Gary 225 Walker, Karl 202 Walker, Larry 202 Walker, Ramona 202 Wa lker, Ryan 274, Spanish Club, NHS Voc. Aq. Wall, Denniw 274 Wall, Joa Wa Da , 250 Wallace, EdWayne 274 Waller Michael 250 Wallis Ruth 202 Wa Dp 225 Ward, Ra Ware, Stinnitta 274 Ware, Tony 250 Wash, Charia 202 Wash, Debbie 250 Waters, Paula 225 Watkins, Monnie 274 Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, FHA, NHS Watkln-5 Patsy 225 Watkins Shirley 202 Watkins, Susan 225 Watson Susan 250 Way Cecilia 250 Way, Cynethia 225 Way, EInora 274 Weaver, Pat 274, Latin Club, Golf Webb, Bob 202 Webb, Gayle 250 Webb, Paul 250 Weber, Connie 250 Weeks, Don 202 Weeks John 250 Weidel, Richard 251 Weinkauf, Esther 274, Latin Club VOE Weir, Danny 225 Welch, Tommy 251 Wells, Debby 202 Wells, Joetta 202 Wesley, Harold 225 Westbrook, Pam 251 Whatley, Dana 202 Whatley, Jan 226 Wheeler Pam 202 White, David 202 White, Edith 202 White, Jayland 202 White, Kay 274 Spanish Club White, Linda 202 Whll Whit Whll Ter 202 Whlley, Reed 203 Whltten, Susi 226 Whlffington, Nan 226 Whittington, Tim 274, A Cappella Choir Wlckline Jeff 251 Wlckline Sherry 226 Wlgglngton. Maurine 226 Wiggins, Caria 274, Latin Club, FHA ICT Wiggins, Syble 251 Wiggins, Vlncento 226 Wihbanks, Robert 274, Drum Maior Band vp FTA, A Cappella Choir Wllletts Alma 207 Williams, Amanda 226 Williams Calvin 251 Williams, Charles 251 Williams, Cindy 226 Williams, Clarence 203 Williams, Earllne 203 Williams, Dlanna 226 Williams Gayla 276 Williams, Kenny 275, Band Williams, Janet 275 Williams, Jerome 226 Williams, Nancy 251 Williams, Sandy 203 Williams, Sandy 203 Willlam,5 Wanda 226 Williams, Wanda 275, NHS Williamson Mike 226 Wlllingham Thomas 251 Wilson, Carolyn 225 Wilson, Jan 227 Wilson, Janice 203 Wilson, Joe 227 Wise, Nancy 227 Wise, Patty 203 Wl ' te. Gary 203 Wittle. Randall 251 Womack. Pattie 203 Womack. Randy 251 Wolf. Sunny Jo 251 Wood Danny 227 Wood. Gary 203 Wood, Joyce 275, FHA, Radio Club Woodard, Linda 251 Wooldrldge, Mike 251 Wooley, Sherry 275, Volleyball, FTA Wooley, Tonl 251 Workman, Datha 203 Wozencraft CM. II 251 Wrlqht Danny 251 Wright, Janell 203 Wright, Kathy 275, NHS, FTA, Latin Club, FHA, News Editor Corral, History Club Wright, Mark Lonnie 227 Wright, Lorrin 227 Wright, Ray 275 Baseball Wrinkle, Susan 203 Wriqhtsil, Donald 275 VICA Wriqhtsil, Jackie 275 Y Yanez, Adam 20b Yanez, Arthur 203 203 nci, Kathleen 275 nez. Sonny 251 rbrough, Les ' le 251 rk, Wayne 251 ung, Brenda 251 ung, Bruce 203 ung, Chrystal 275, Band, TACH ung, Gregory 275, VICA Reporter, Baseball, Band Zapp, Jenniffer 203 Zeigler, Patti 203 Zellars, Craig 203 Zellars, David 251 Zubiate, Ernest 2SI 309 a man ' s life is defined by his commitments; his life ' s value, by his involvement r Xj I . ■.,J: s ' :i :. ' ' . ■ . ' ' • ' ' iV The theme of the book is involvement. Although appropriate to this theme, the meet-your-teacher and join-a-club involvements are far less than I intend- ed. These are important only as levels of achievement. What is more impor- tant is that a person answer with a pow- erful and positive yes to life. A non- spectator attitude must be taken. True fulfillment is not found in separation from but concerned connection to life. my deepest appreciation goes to Linda Crawford, associate editor and my right hand. Scott Medford, Bruce Hiclcs, Ed Fraiier and Author Without Linda plugging away at the dirty work, the Trevino. the El Rodeo photographers, who certainly book would probably still be only half done, deserve a round of applause. These dedicated photogs were willing to climb mountains and swim lakes, as Ellen Gossett, whose sparkling Student Life section well as spend countless hours in the darkroom to obtain truly depicts the involvements of high school students, many of the pictures found in this book, Susan Cape, who designed the senior section and set Mr. Frank Brandon and Mrs. Clarinda Harris, who pulled the pattern for the underclassman sections, us out of mote than one jam. Patti Spier, notables editor, whose bubbling personality always added gaiety to the journalism lab, Robin Hoover, sports editor, who spent many hours putting together a first class sports section, Mary Ellen Hedges, organizations editor, in charge of tracking down the many organizations and scheduling them for pictures (sometimes twice). Sue Reinlcemeyer, Phyllis Faulkner, Belle Schwarzenbach, Kim Guthrie, Teresa Johnson, and Judy Rhymes, those wonderful junior assistants who had the job of matching 1,700 names with the proper faces in the underclass- men sections, Geren Martin, assistant sports editor, who lent a hand in many ways. Mr. Floyd Hobson, Taylor Publishing Co., whose regular visits provided answers for any technical problems, Texas Tech Journalism Department, for their advice and assistance, and the administration and faculty of BSHS who were always willing to give full cooperation. A most special thanks must go to Mrs. Erma Steward, a very special friend of mine. It Is not possible to describe the many wonderful ways she has touched my life in the last two years. Without her careful eye, guiding hand, and soft shoulder to rely upon, the task of compiling this yearbook would have been impossible. GLYNNA JONES editor-in-chief to you few, thanks is not enough only know, this is your book 312 Jfi f q u A? . i am MiKi. a, md MU m Ji of vy qr MM ' ' - g -- l-i J T A P- ■J j y t-y ' .- .) 4 V ' ' Y - vV =r ?0 % ■V = ' .1 ■ 6 ' ■.Oatk- el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo el rodeo