Everman High School - Beacon Yearbook (Everman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1980 volume:

) come Har COUN ‘wii INSIDE _ STUDENTS IN iN ee To a O JMAGAZINES| Everman High School 1000 Race Everman, Texas 76140 Volume 34 THE BEACON ANNUALLY Volume 39, 1979-1980 Man's curiosity about the world around him, and his insatiable drive for knowledge has led to today’s complex so- ciety and the hectic pace of activities. Magazines are an attempt to meet the needs of modern societies. Some are gen- eral in nature, giving a slight once-over to a wide scope of activities, others are nar- row in focus and offer more in-depth treatment. Whatever their content, maga- zines are an integral part of our society, and are not only informative, but also a pleasant way to gain knowledge or pursue one’s hobby, vocation, or general areas of interest. mNaaetoatey ite saree ks et ASP SEES . J ¥ A joint effort of the Key Club and the Keywanette Club imitate Monty Python’s Flying Circus Twit Contest. Waiting for what? A normal set- ting around 3:30. Homecoming pep rallies are the greatest assemblies of the year. Table of Contents UP TICTIUTEG cctysseeny sidieancunatnsonaeces Dawn Baggott Mark Hernandez ALM Hie estep ees cron aeons Jeff Byford Sports Illustrated ................. Philip Gieger People ...Evelyn Keaton Janis Marshall Today’s Education ....Tami Cumby Lori Spence | er eer ere ers os Jeff Byford Campus Lanapite Lite ot cactnc entre: Jeff Byford Gina Woodard Consumer Reports................ Dona Bryant US ri peventiactecicnc eee a ne Jeff Byford (lowing sites aio ae Jeff Byford Gina Woodard Artworlostecessee nee Mark Hernandez Pep rally crowd shows school spirit. TODAY'S eagiclasi; ION | Wertiitee e 0 Everman the SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Dannie Bruce poses as Steve Martin in the Student Council skit. Eva Thornton is relieved to have finished her photo-reading assignments. N me = i) = a = _— x =) = - S © a 2 ‘ i Dana Dalton helps with the homecoming spirit of putting up hall TIME casts a shadow decorations. - Wikked ee a i RT TLL teeta Mr. Holt takes it “all” off. During a Tornado Warning students lined the halls with worried looks about their faces. This was not a drill! The Spirit ‘agree an EE ENS coher ete casei sane Cheerleaders cheer, Drill Teamers dance, Twirlers twirl, and Bulldogs win. Seen seamen iy PieaRierGie ee WRerncmesieacneacs 2 Explosion Acta (1) Suger gold Marching Machine perform to MacAuther Park at half-time during Burleson game. 129.44. ; Wad ne a a MARCHING MACHINE 1979-80 Drum Majors (asst.) Gary Killian (head) Norris Samuelson. Q ve = S aa aon fm ee Nn D Acad rete ea Asin pegs A. : ¢ t- oe is ° H i Marcia Bean 2. yrs. Diane Buice 1 yr: ; Veen ¥ ae nett : : ; ae wee | NEEL oe than registering for school. Juniors start off the new year with a big Howdy. Jr. Bonnie Milam wishes she was home in bed, rather Seniors say Howdy in their own special way Howdy Week, is tra- ditionally the first week of school. Em- phasis is placed on making Fish and Soph- omores, as well as Ju- niors and Seniors feel like true Bulldogs. being the friendliest the entire week. Dramatiks Company Follow The Yellow Brick Road For the 1979-80 fall production, Dramatiks Company per- formed “The Wiz- ard of Oz’. Hours of practice and hard work from the cast members ensured a success- ful production. Cast members were: Tammy Bauer as Dorothy, Leslie Brooks as The Tin Man, Rhonda _ Brook- shire as The Good Witch of the North, Albert Carter as The Screcrow, Charles Ruby as The Cowardly Lion, and Cary Wright as The Wizard of Oz. Albert Carter Michael Caldwell Cecilia Washburn Leslie Brooks Rhonda Gann David Carruth emt ree” t Kevin Taylor Johnathan Russell Martha Eyestone “ e _Miss Yarbough é sess Keith Crow Jan Parker | Craig Bennett Martha Johnson Charles Ruby Cary Wright Michael Winchester Rhonda Brookshire STUDENT BODY CATCHES “DANCE FEVER” The dances were loud, exuberant, and Eases) | Robby Uiireun: chows) Brothers catloruce! tor exciting. BJ. the D.J. played various younger sister, Sherri Brown. (below) B.J. the DJ. pro- kinds of music for different kinds of vides various kinds of music for “feverish” students. tastes. Those who attended all agreed dance fever was highly contagious. (above) Freshman learn how to slow dance—the right way. (below) Pearl blows the whistle on Jeff. | 16 Lo SPECIAL ASSEMBLIES ... RARE OCCASION HEHEHE E HHHERHBHBEBHEHE EE G i —_ Sherri fore � . ews ene Ma Pa (Kathy Brannon Mark Hernagger) wait for Santa. toarrivega alizes it’s the Wrong holiday. .. ¢ é ; 4 im ie j The Easter Bunny ‘aap re- — dll Ps | a oO. Homecongihig Queen, Senior N@hinge: Robin R -rsén Escort: : Mark Lat FR : ; ‘ 3 “YG intor Noninee: j es SophombiggNondace: Al fectuan Nominee: thristina Morquecho . “a A 0 Celeéna Bocanegra Pe janich Dawson cort: ie : és Escort: hey ‘ mm Keo ul Garrett Sats it Gary inberry 2 - . 2 Jimn Jawson ba malt ? . 4 ik oe . Pah e QUEEN ROBIN RULES HOMECOMING Senior Decorated Car Junior Decorated Car Christina Celena Freshman Decorated Car XN Sr. Dawn Baggott, Editor. Jr. Jeff Byford, Time, Campus Life, Life, US, Editor. Jr. Gina Woodard, Campus Life, Body Copy, US, Editor. Gina Woodard puts her idea on paper. Mrs. Hampton helps Rick Shelton get his section together. Beacon Staff: Donald Atmore Dannie Bruce Robert Campbell Woody Dawson Jeff Dean Daryl Givens John Hicks Victor Hicks Debra Johnson Kenneth Keaton Janice Marshall Gary Matthews Steve Metcalfe Bryan Moore Lori Spence Sonya Thomas Dana Willingham Sr. Phillip Gieger, Sports Illustrated Editor. Bryan Moore and Tonya Primm begin on the Basket- ball layouts. Sr. Tami Cumby, Today’s Education Editor. Lori Spence and Dana Willingham work hard to meet a deadline. A special thanks is in order to our Co- Editor and Staff Artist, Mark Hernandez. He designed the cover of the yearbook and did all the artwork. His patience, dedication, and hard work is deeply appreciated. Sr. Rick Shelton, Publicity Editor. “Cupid Has His Day” Student Councilers, Jan Parker and Jan Rogers get ready to de- liver carnations to lucky students on “Cupid’s Day”, Feb. 14. Students get involved on “Cupid’s Day”. Tammy Hicks, Robin Roberson, and Carolyn Johnson sing their hearts out delivering the traditional singing telegrams. Pam Ware and Cindy Jones deliver Valentines cookies for H.E.C.E. Allan White and Angie Lilly are ready for their next order of carnations. Student Council members, harmonize singing telegrams to “lucky” students. tel ? ] E.H.S. takes a trip back through time 30 yrs., shown here by the cheerleaders. 2 Robin Seets, boys didn’t wear makeup in the 50’s. 3 Sherry Peets is Everman’s answer to John Trav- olta. 4 Robin Rob- erson and Barbie Su- lander do the “Hand Jive” to Happy Days. 5 Marci LaDuke, Sherry Brown, and Denise Smidt “Bop” at the 50’s Day Assembly. 6 Debbie McKee and Pearl Bailey help bring back the 50's 6 Tammy Hicks, do you want dimples that bad? 8 Long skirts and cat eyed classes, help set the mood of the 50’s for Jenny Juroska and Janice Dawson. 9 The “Swim” and “Grease Lighting” were brought back by the Royal Majestics Sept. 22. Scns We ekewous ee be ae, @ ay ) ‘4 tharlie Pride Gohn Hicks) sf “Kix | ‘ feton, Lorri Sim gi sad their “r cranial pood Morning. BLACK HERITAGE OF AMERICA February was National Afro-Ameri- can “Black” History Month ‘for pro- motion of ethnic understanding in America. Originated by the Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History, Inc., Black History Month evolved from Negro History Week which began in 1926. Carter G. Wood- son, known as the father of black his- tory in the United States, founded the ASALH in 1915 as the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. Its purposes are to stimulate blacks’ appreciation of their African history, increase understanding of all Ameri- cans about their own heritage, and in- form Afro-Americans of contributions of black inventors and scientists to the founding, development, and continu- ance of American life. Ps!) XUMMING I+ UP... Howdy Week ... | Pep Rallies ... Ps fi A te iy as i! ; iT 7 3 Hi nscs say’ | 50’s Day Tso, 05 ee eo AS Lae {7 jon ee Aq a Danny “Tiz’ Tisdale The first athlete from Everman to make All-State in Football trated Faces in the Crowd” Dery . Y . . All-Tarrant County Winners At Last! The 1979 Football season was a year of achievement for the Everman Bulldogs. The team turned in their first winning sea- son in 8 years with 7 wins, 2 losses, and | tie, ending the season ranked 23rd out of the 152 teams involved in state 3A com- petition. The Bulldogs lost only one game in zone, finishing in second place behind Brownwood, who went on to win the dis- trict crown. Leading and guiding the Bulldogs to their first victorious season in 8 yrs. were Head Coach Jay Law and his coaching staff. These coaches worked many long and hard hours to make the season a win- ner. Scouting other teams, watching game films, and sizing up opponents were just a few of the things the coaches did in order to make the season successful. | Quarterback Kurt Boson consults Coach Law about upcoming play against Boswell. 2 Phil Hallmark’s key block springs Danny Tisdale for extra yardage against Granbury 3 Bulldogs explode through banner at Bos- well. 4 Coach Jay Law shows disgust over a bad call. 5 Osborne tacks on extra point against Desoto. 6 Bulldogs swarm to assist safety Rudy Jackson against Brownwood. 7 Mark Hernandez leads the traditional “Bulldog Shuffle” after the defeat of Cleburne. ies 10: 7” ae: - BO se WE . . $ me Pee pt: es ae ee 4's y F ail Ley 5 ta PU a. i SCORES Desoto Boswell Burleson Grapevine Mansfield 0 Crowley 28 Brownwood 6 Stephenville 14 Granbury 36 Cleburne 44, TOTAL 210 Zone Games Bulldogs Display Cavaleade of Excellence The Bulldogs were highly skilled on both offense and defense, Eight players received honorable men- tion and three received all-district honors. This years team had an ex- plosive offense which was charac- terized by their excellent running attack lead by Danny Tisdale who gained 1,401 yards of the 2,988 to- tal yards which the offense gained rushing. Tisdale is, without a doubt, the best player ever to play football for Everman, he is almost assured o f getting a football schol- arship. He has already had many offers to play for such teams as Ne- braska, and Oklahoma. The Ever- man passing attack, though seldom used, still gained a respectable 507 yards. The Bulldogs outscored their opponents 210-105. The de- fense was also extremely good. They allowed only 105 points which is one of the lowest point to- tals given up in the zone. In sum- marizing this season, it was one of the best the Bulldogs have ever had, and it looks as if Coach Law will be well set for next season be- cause of many returning starters. 1. Bulldog offense readies to explode into Granburys’ end zone. 2. Danny “Tiz” Tisdale turns upfield for a long gainer against Granbury. 3. Line works out on the seld in anticipation of working out on their opponents Friday night. 1. All-District safety Rudy Jackson prepares to stick a Brownwood runner. 2. All-District defensive players Todd Price and Tommy Stephenson force the pitch from Granbury Quarterback. 3. Kickoff receiver Rod Smith picks out a crease to run against Granbury. 4. Dingo Captain Philip Gieger leads “the squad” to de- fend against Mansfield return. 5. Clard Davis latches on to a pass on the goal line in the waning moments of the Mansfield game. The Referees ruled him down on the one yard line. This caused a great deal of con- troversy. Did Clard make the touchdown that would have won the game? DOGS SHOW PRIDE { : oe ie Phillip Hallmark, Todd Price, and Mark Hernandez trap Cleburne ball-car- Ahead at halftime, Bulldogs prepare for second half. : mE i ‘ . x ak : 2 rier for a loss. Seniors show Bulldog pride. Tisdale shows power against Brownwood. All District Wh Honors Stephenson—Hon, 4 iébacker men @ J.V. Primed for Future Gary Winberry scrambles for a first down � © © @Q 9. ey 5 hee GENS First Row G. Solis, R. Ervin, E. Hall, B. Anderson, L. Scroggins, C. Hemphill, D. Williams, J. Boyd, R. Cormier, G. Newberry, First Row J. Rains, W. Skinner, C. Knowles, R. McKray, K. Carrington, G. Winberry, L. Gieger, T. Leahy, D. Parks, B. Moore, M. Lacy, Third Row D. Garrett, G. Massey, B. Knight, S. Zimmerman, J. Wortham, M. Baiden, D. Batterton, S. Lightford, B. Barnette, T. Sprul, G. Falzarano 40 Fish Illustrate Suecess ROM” % pps Pike x 4 A. ger Nobles, Majrino, Kelley, Griffin, Jackson, Kindred, Smith, Williams, Sims, Longely, Boson. 2nd Parks, Weldon, Pedit, Periz, Sneed, Watson, Dawson, | Smith, Rameriz, Mott, Young, Clark. 3rd C. Means, Brown, Price, Adams, Taylor, M. Brown, Sherman, Mills, Martin, Yoder, Krache, Gibson, Jobes. t Desoto 14 Everman Boswell 8 Everman | Burleson 14 Everman | Grapevine 0 Everman Mansfield 0 Everman 4 Crowley 11p2 Everman Weatherford 0 Everman | Stephenville a Everman Granbury 6 Everman Cleburne 6 Everman Ervin Adams proves himself as a real “head hunter”. - Coach Yokely leads his team to another victory. we Volleyball’s Varsity iis 4 Back Row: M. Brannan, M. Cleary, S. Talon, P. Ledbetter Front Row: J. Dunlap, L. Wright, L. Daggs, K. Halse th The Bulldogs await the serve of their opponents. Maritta Brannan spikes in a defensive play. Way Into District! 1 i i Mrs. Templeton gives team support —_’ Pomme nent sarcasm, Sey eth ae SS Pinca itches De } ; 3 “ “sed Pam Ledbetter attempts to block an opponents shot. Pam Ledbetter spikes the ball against Paschal, while Lisa Daggs looks on. J.V. SPIKES INTO SEASON | Row 1: L. Martinez, V. Nelson, T. Story, C. Brown Row 2: C. Trichel, H. Hill, K. Brannon, T. Strong, M. Farmer npret )) : J.V. Team member Merilee Farmer serves a winning shot. 44 —e FISH SHOW PROMISE Mrs. Keith makes the score official Coach Candy Templeton Row 1: K. Brymer, R. Wimbish, P. Rogers, M. Carrier, C. Richardson Row 2: D. Kor, T. McCuen, M. Elmore, D. Davis, B. Ray, M. Phillips, A. Beckham, R. Richardson, J. Ross 45 Going For What They Know OPS Satie ap ae - to be be RAGA Front Row: B. Brown, D. Givens, W. Dawson, Coach Nickols, R. Jackson. R. Brewer Back Row: J. Curtis, M. Smith, T. Price, H. Parks, R. Winchester, B. Wilson, K. Johnson, S. Smith, R. Love Dedication, participation, and skill are the prime ingredients which make up the Bulldog Cagers. The Cagers had another great year under the leadership of Head Coach John Nickols. This well-controlled, and high scoring team was accented by ball control, accurate passing, and team lead- ership. This team has maintained the tradi- tion that Coach Nickols past teams have de- veloped. The good sportsmanship, determination, and dedication, have made the basketball program one of the most ex- citing sporting events in Everman High School. Dawson goes for two! 46 Varsity Hoops! 1 = SORES Se Ricci Love flies through the defense for two 1. Steve Smith shoots with accuracy going for two. 2. Back Row: 1980 Golden Girls D. Black, L. Whitley, R. Warren, J. Wilcox, S. Livingston, P. Ware Front Row: J. Williams, C. Singleton, D. Hill, A. Lilly, J. Wendt, D. Sorenson, S. Ray, B. Milam, S. Martin Showing Progress Harris Parks goes for two. Reggie Brewer steals and goes for two. 48 Sr. Woody Dawson. Sr. Todd Price. Sr. Keith Johnson. Sr. Randy Winchester. gs Sr. Bobby Brown. Coach Nichols. : Sr. Daryle Givens. Shigie nai Sr. Rudi Jackson. Bottom row: I. to r. J. Duffy, J. Rains, D. Parks, D. Payne K. Keaton, R. Hollingsworth, Top Row: J. Secoy, M. Renfro, A. Johnson, R. Welburn, B. Cotton J. Calvin, M. Curtis Donald Payne drives for two. Daryl Parks sinks a 20 footer. James shoots from 15 ft. out. Freshmen In Action Sao ee) ae reall Mario Rameriz concentrates on a needed two. | Top Row: 1. to r. J. Davidson, M. Brown, R. Mills, J. Martin G. Taylor, R. Krajea, Bottom Row: L. to r. N. Roddey, J. Maynard, J. Dawson, J. Willams L. | Parks, K. Smith 51 Varsity Girls Subscribe to Success l. to r. Coach Stepp, Leigh Turner, Natlie Thorton, Donita Hines Susan Wright, Debra Hall, Debra Johnson, Susie Price Sherri Coulston, Felicia Dawson, Pearl Baily, Francis Scroggins, Coach Freeze The girls varsity showed a great deal of talent throughout the 79-80 season. They worked hard all season, and it payed off on the scoreboard. Coach Freeze gave his team good advice and support. The girls worked as a team, and will be in great shape for next year with starters Pearl Bailey, Donita Hines, Leigh Turner, Lisa Turner, and Debra Hall. aad . 7 Ww re _ te, bid Debra Hall goes for two. A team effort gets two points. And Bounce Their Way to District 24 4s ting ae Pete iin SSO HH Lyne bid v9 Hedshogs gt ap ae ay Ht ay gp ee gy Pia peepees } ee She at ees | hi : ‘Sas % henna e Mar. Natalie Thorton fights for the ball. Debra Hall blocks a shot. Donita Hines dribbles down the court. J.V. Girls Have a Successful Year Row 1: T. Yoder, M. Driskell. D. Clark, D. Buice, A. King C. Wright, N. Thorton, K. Cameron, M. Stepp Row 2: J. Fannin, F. Scroggins, W. Savage, L. Knight C. Owen, L. Lamplin, D. Hamilton The Everman J.V. girls were a very tough and well put together team. They couldn't have done it without their excellent coach, Miss Stepp. She demonstrated new tech- niques which proved helpful during the course of the season. Donna Clark goes up for another two points. Joycelyn Fannin makes sure she doesn’t miss this one. Cathy Borders show the fine art of jumpshooting. Freshman Girls Show Talent Front Row: L. Davis, L. Fisher, R. Brown, C. Gilliam, V. Jones, Coach Cindy Sybesma, Mer. J. McKenize Top Row: E. McGee, K. Austin, S. Fagan, 5. Hankins, J. Henderson, A. McKnight ica ales bra ae Top: Felicia Henderson dominates her opponents for possession of the ball. Bottom: Ruby Neighbors takes a rebound and scores a quick two points for the dogs. DOGS DOMINATE Bottom: R. Weatherd, K. Boson, R. Hill, R. Smith, M. Hernandez, D. Givens Top: D. Atmore, K. Taylor, D. Tizdale, R. Jackson, M. Bain, L. Brooks The EHS boys track team was the one to beat at the meets! In keeping with last years success the sprint relay team repeated their performance at the SWC indoor meet and were sure of placing in state competition. The sprint relay team consists of R. Jackson, R. Smith, R. Hill, and L. Brooks. D. Givens, R. Weatherd, K, Boson, and M. Hernandez warm up for the first meet of the season. THE TRACK Coaches J. Creech and W. McKeller wonder what went wrong! Managers Victor Odom and Victor Hicks get the hurdles into position. ea - Ni Sprinters get ready at the start. D. Atmore shows hurdle form on the 120 yard highs. TRACK SPRINTS waa Pa Donita Hines contributes speed, form, and precision in the long jump. The sprint relay consists of P. Bailey, J. Dawson, D. Brown, and D. Hines Bottom: S. McTeer, S. Williams, D. Baggott, S. Sampson Second: D. Woods, S. Weatherd, C. Menneffe, A. Perry, A. Miller Third: C. Johnson, C. Apple- berry, J. Marshall, L. Doughtery Fourth: K. Tatum, P. Nelson, S. Brown Fifth: K. Adams, P. Bailey, C. Banks Sixth: D. Hines, D. Brown, D. Johnson, Y. Smith, C. Johnson, Coach Templeton, J. Dawson FOR TITLE % SAO ree WS EIS eS Saw SA OF ee gar no 4 7 . “ : i Ld � y The 1980 Everman Girl’s Track “ee r MS ‘ sisi . team had a very productive year. They ee a sag ee . oe t } es set their sights on district in the 440 re a? relay and mile. Candy Templeton led the girls to an impressive showing in their first track meet in the second week on March. Based on this show- ing, it looks as if girls’ track will soar to new heights of excellence. Girl sprinters promote good form with the starting blocks. Discus and shot-putters are ready for the season. Distant runners prepare for practice run. TENNIS SLAMS INTO SEASON Veteran swingers Gary Killian and Jimmy “Squid” Roarke show winning style. 2. David Odom and Greg Foley practice serving. 3. Robin Prigmore and Jill Wileox display forecourt abilities. The Everman hardcourt aces exploded into the limelight with an excellent 1980 tennis campaign. Led by such returners Andy Carter and Jimmy Roark the tennis team aced its way through numerous tournaments. 60 } Cheryl Burke and Melody Burns develope hand-eye coordination. Gary Killian backhand is an assurance for a good season. Top: Coach J. Huffine, D. Odom, G. Foley, G. Killian, J. Roark, K. Buie, R. Barbus, Coach D. McCollum Bottom: L. Kilgore, R. Prigmore, J. Wilcox, C. Burke, M. Burns, 5. Price, R. Porter, K. Brymer, K. Gillmore 61 Fielders Go For M. Stults, M. Hernandez, E. Morris, D. Maynard R. Moody, D. Bruce, G. Winberry, R. Musick, 5. Metealf Coach Yokely explains scrimmage to J.V. baseballers Mark Hernandez plays “pepper” with Robby Musick. Extra Bases aaa tne, teens ee A = ee 3 tN Hy . AO The 1980 baseball season was ex- tremely exciting. With new Head Coach Jim Dyer and a youthful, but experi- enced team, they gave the fans many vic- tories. A new off-season training program got them in better condition for the sea- son than the, team of a year ago. Next year’s season should also be a productive one, due to seven returning starters and three pitchers. 3 More discussion with J.V. Coach Dyer explains the skilled art of batting to Mark Hernandez Dannie Bruce and Robby Musick warm up E.H.S. Golfers Swing pennmanatinrenaen|| Cte er Paul Norris shows poise and passion of a true golfer. Sap Rae ae a ot a Bc ‘1s Pong ee i cs BR J. Longley, F. Bryers, R. Townsend, T. Fouts, P. Norris K. 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SENIORS “CLASS OF 80” AARON, PHILLIP ADAMS, DOUGLAS ADAMS, KELIE ALLEN, RONDEY ANDERSON, CRAIG ANDERSON, ROBIN APPLEBERRY, CHERYL ARNOLD, DAVID AUSLEY, CHERYL BALE, PAM BAGGOTT, DAWN BARTON, TONY BEATY, MICHEAL BEAVERS, NATALIE BERG, LEIGH ANN BERKLEY, STANLEY BESERRA, RITA BLACK, MICHELLE BLESSING, JEDDA BOCANEGRA, CELENA BOZEMAN, RAMONA BRADFORD, DEBBIE BRANNON, BOBBY BRANNON, MARITTA BRANNON, STANLEY BRAVO, PAM BREWER, CONSTANCE BROOKS, LESLIE BROWN, BOBBY BROWN, CATHY BROWN, DEBBIE BROWN, LESLIE BROWN, TERESA BRUCE, DANNIE BRYANT, RICKY BRYERS, MICHAEL CALDWELL, MICHAEL CAMBELL, ROBERT CARRUTH, DAVID CARTER, ALBERT CARTER, ANDY CASTILLO, RICKY CASTILLO, VICKY CHAMBERS, CHARLES CHAMP, RANDY CHAMP, ROBERT CHANCEY, DAVID CHAZARRETA, PEDRO CHESHA- WALLA, ANN CLENDENNON, DONNA CLENDENNON, EDDIE COOK, DAVID COOK, TRACY COOPER, LORI CUMBY, TAMI CUNNINGHAM, BILLY DABNEY, DENISE DAGGS, DENISE DAVIS, CLARD DAVIS, TAMMY DAWSON, JANICE DAWSON, WOODY DEAN, JEFF DRISKILL, LARRY DUKE, TAMMI DUNHAM, EDWARD DWIGGINS, ALAN EDWARDS, CINDY FARMER, DENISE FIELDS, GREGG FOLEY, GREG FOUTS, TOMMY BRINGING IN A NEW DECADE — FRANKS, LAURA FRANZ, TRACY GAMBLE, DANNY GARNER, MICHAEL GIEGER, PHILIP GILL, DARIUS GIPSON, DAVID GIVENS, DARYL GREENE, LARRY GRIFFIN, ROGER HALL, LECRETIA HALLMARK, PHILLIP HARGIS, KARL HATCH, BILL HERNANDEZ, MARK HICKS, JOHN HICKS, TAMMY HICKS, VICTOR HILL, DONNA HINES, DONITA HIPKINS, MIKE HODGES, JEFF HOLLAND, DEBBIE HORTON, TIM HUNT- SBURGER, JUNIOR HUNTER, DAVID INGRAHAM, JEFF IRELAND, TODD JACOBS, CARY JACKSON, RUDOLPH JAMISON, PAUL JOHNSON, CAROLYN JOHNSON, DEBRA JOHNSON, KEITH JOHNSON, WILLA JONES, GARY JONES, LARRY JONES, MARK JORDON, BILLY KAMP, TIM KEATON, EVELYN KELSO, KYLE KEIRCE, MELISSA KILGORE, PHILLIP KILLIAN, GARY KIRKMAN, VIKI KITE, JAY KNIGHT, RAYMOND KNUTH, KIM LAMPIN, CAROLE LAMPMAN, LISA LANKFORD, MARK LATHAM, MARK LEAHY, CORI LEDBETTER, PAM LEONARD, LORI LESTER, MICHAEL LEWIS, BECKIE LEWIS, PAUL LEWIS, REGINALD LINVILLE, LISA LONGORIA, DANNY MARSHALL, JANICE MATTHEWS, GARY MARTIN, PAM MAYFIELD, CRAIG MCDONALD, TERI MCELHANNON, DAVID MCINTYRE, FREIDA MCKEE RICHY MCKNIGHT MORGAN MCTEER, SHEILA SENIORS CHERISH MEMORIES OF YESTERYEAR MEDRANO, ANDRIANA MILLER, ALPHONZO MITCHEL, JACKIE MONKRESS, TINA MONTGOMERY, MITCH MOORE, JOE MORQUECHO, CHRISTINA MOSES, KEITH MOTT, KATHY MUSICK, MELODY NEEDHAM, CHARLES NEER, ARLEN NELON, DEWAYNE NICHOLS, LISA NOWELL, KEITH NUCKOLS, MELISSA OLIVER, ROBIN OSBORN, MARK PEETS, LORI PENN, MARY ANN PENNEY, DONNA PERKINS, REBECCA PERKINS, TERI PERRY, SHERI PERRY, YVETTE PITTMAN, LAURA POLK, CHERYL PORTER, DELORES PRICE, TODD REID, DEBRA RICHARDSON, LYNNE RINGER, SHERRICK RIPPETOE, ANDREA ROARK, JAMES ROBERSON, ROBIN ROBINSON, BOB ROBISON, TOM ROSENTHAL, KELLIE RUBEY, WILLIAM SAMPSON, SCARLETT SAMUELSON, NORRIS SCROGGINS, RAYMOND SCHACKOW, MICHELE SCHNEIDER, ASHLEY SEETS, ROBIN SHEETS, CHERYL SHELTON, RICK SIKES, LeANN SMITH STEVE, SNAP, CHUCK SPURGEON, LISA STATHAM, JEANNINE STEVENS, DANNY STEPHENSON, TOMMY STEWARD, SHARON STILES, RITA SULANDER, BARBIE TAYLOR, DEEDY TAYLOR, KARL TAYLOR, SHELIA THETFORD, MELISSA THORNTON, EVA TISDALE, DANNY TREBING, RONNY TUTTLETON, DALE TYNES, FRED ULBRICHT, CONNIE UNDERWOOD, JACK VASS, TROY VAUGHN, BOBBIE VAUGHN, JIMMY WADLINGTON, CHERYL 80°S LIVE ON FOR THE FUTURE Mark Hernandez, president of the senior class, is one of the most tal- ented artists at EHS. Mark has been drawing all his life and has taken art lessons through correspondence courses. He enjoys drawing and is un- limited in this field. He can do let- tering and cartooning as well as por- traits and caricatures of people. Mark has a hobby that may well be his ca- reer. He plans to attend college and become a commercial artist. WAGNER, GREG WALKER, TRACI WARD, MICHAEL WARE, JULIE WARREN, ROBIN WASHBURN, CECILIA WATTS, ANNETTE WESTFALL, GEORGE WESTERN, JEANNA WHITLEY, LAURA WILHELM, RHONDA WILLIAMS, ANGELA WILLIAMS, SHARRON WILLIAMS, WARREN WILLINGHAM, DANA WINASHKI, SHERYL WINCHESTER, RANDY WITTER, BRUCE WOFFORD, BUDDY WOFFORD, LISA WRIGHT, LAURA YODER, TRACY YOUNG, TONY M. Latham, R. Roberson, P. Geiger, C. Johnson, T. Hicks EVEPMAN HIGH SCH GYMNASIUM — Front: C. Bocanegra, D. Stephens; Back: P. Hallmark, M. Hernandez D. Macollum, L. Loquoe, C. Templeton, S. Yarbough, S. Sitz, J. Huffine IN Res ee MEMORY es OF DAVID WILSON July 15, 1961 A DECICATION TO SAM David was a person who was loved by all who knew him. He had the ability to sincerely care for the people around him. He also was a fun person to be around. He had a great love for life, and even at the age of eighteen we can clearly say he was living it to the fullest. For his family and friends we would like to say, let us remember David for the happiness and joy he brought to others. By: Lori Spence The Annual staff of 79-80 would like to dedicate this senior section of the Beacon, with our dearest admiration to Sam. ADAMS, KELIE; SP. HOSA — 1; Track—3; MAG—2; Key—1. ANDERSON, CRAIG; Base- ball—1; Key—1; Stu. Coun.—1. ANDERSON, ROBIN; FHA—1; Pow. Puff—2; HOSA—1; DE—1; Rep.—1. APPLEBERRY, CHERYL; Track—3; Everbody—1; MAG— 2; Art—1; Inter.—1; Spirit—1. ARNOLD, DAVID; Art—3; Drama—2; Inter.—4; Library—4. AUSLEY, CHERYL; Pow Puff—2; OEA—1; NHS—2; Vol- leyball—2. BAGGOTT, DAWN; FTA-2; Key.—2; Annual—2; Editor—1; Stu. Coun.—1; Interclub—1; Li- brary—3; Art—1; Drama—1; Track—3; Pow. Puff—2. BARTON, TONY; NHS-—2 yrs.; Tennis—4. BEAVERS, NATALIE; FHA— 1; DECA—2; sec.—2; NHS—2; Pow. Puff—2. BERG, LEIGH ANN; FHA—4; officer—3; Golf—1; Volleyball— 3; Annual—1; Spirit—1. BERKLEY, STANLEY; A's (Oy. es Ear) oe BESERRA, RITA; FHA-—1; D.E.—1; officer—1. 43 OF Ov. W '8 OF OS .@. Wem On Op Op OBB. R.M.—3; Stu. Coun.—1; offi- cer—1; Key.—1; Class Sec—2; Class Treas.—1; Pow. Puff—2. BRADFORD, DEBBIE; FHA— | Ee s 0} 0) Dees ery 0 (er oe EO) OV. oe 1; officer—1. BRANNON, MARITTA; FHA—3; sec.—2; FCA—2; Key.—2; Board—1; Volleyball— 4. BRANNON, STANLEY; Band—2; HECE—2. BRAVO, PAM BREWER, CONSTANCE; Stu. Coun.—4, FTA—2; Library—3; Inter.—l; FCA—1; MAG—2; Band—4; Everbody—1; Track— 2 BROOKS, LESLIE; Art—2; of- ficer—2; Play—2; Drama—1; Track—3. BROWN, BOBBY; HECE-—2; officer—2; Basketball—1. BROWN, CATHY; Band—4; Stageband—2; FCA—1; ICC—1; Drama—2; Pow. Puff—2; In- ter.—2; NHS—2. BROWN, DEBBIE; Track—4; 78 MAG-22; Pow. Puff—1. BROWN, LESLIE; Choir—4; Volleyball—2; Pow. Puff—2; Speech—1; Library—1. BRUCE, DANNY; FCA—4; of- ficer—2; Baseball—4; Basket- ball—2; Inter.—1; Who’s Who; Stud. Coun.—1l; ICC—1; Class officer—1; Key—1; Pow. Puff Cheerleader—1. BRYANT, RICKY; ICT—2. [ OW.W Fy DAS On Op Orme) © On s ©. 6 Op Or Drama—4; off.—3; Library—4; officer—3; Inter.—2; Speech—1; Who’s Who; UIL Play. CAMBELL, ROBERT; MAG— 2; Basketball—3; Track—1; An- nual—]; Spirit—1. CARRUTH, DAVID; Band—4; Stage.—2; UIL—4; Drama—4; off.—2; Library—4; off.—4; Stu. Coun.—2; Inter.—1; Thespian— ats ‘ CARTER, ALBERT; Drama—4; off.—3; Best Actor—1; Plays—9; Library—4; officer—2; NHS—3; Inter.—1; Choir—1; officer—1; Stu. Coun.—l; Speech—1; offi- cer—1. CARTER, ANDY; Tennis—4. CASTILLO, RICKY; Key—3; officer—2; HOSA—2; officer—2. OF. Voy WO Oe 8 (0) .@ Fame 0) oy. ee officer—1; VOE—1; Pow. Puff— le CHANCEY, DAVID; Band—4; Drama—2. CHESAWALLA, Band—3; R.M.—1. COOPER, LORI; R.M.—3; Spirit—1; Choir—4; Photo.—1; Pow. Puff—1. CUMBY, TAMI; Key.—3; FCA—1; Stu. Coun.—l; FHA— 1; Speech—3; officer—2; Art—1; Who’s Who; ICC—1; Annual—1; Stat.—1. DAGGS, DENISE; Choir—4; Volleyball—2; Library—1; Spirit—1. DAVIS, TAMMY; FHA—1; HECE-2. DAWSON, JANICE; Track—4; MAG-—3; R.M.—2; Cheer- leader—1; State Track—1; Li- brary—1. DAWSON, WOODY; Basket- ball—4; Captain—1; Track—2; MAG-22; Baseball—1; Office. DEAN, JEFF; Football—2; Pow. Puff DT—1; Annual—2; ANNA; HONORS RECEIVED Photo—1. DUKE, TAMMY; Choir—4; UIL—4. DWIGGINS, ALAN; DECA —1; Golf—2. FARMER, DENISE; HECE—2; Art—2; Library—3; FCA—1; Key.—1; Inter.—1; Spirit—1. FIELDS, GREGG—Track—2; Football—4; Stu. Coun.—1. FRANKS, LAURA; Choir—3; UIL—3; Spirit—1. FRANZ, TRACY; NHS—3; Band—4; UIL—1; Twirler—3; Drama—1l; Who’s Who. GARDNER, MICHAEL; 1300) Dee GIEGER, PHILIP; NHS—3; Stu. Coun.—4; officer—4; Foot- ball—4; Baseball—1; FCA—3; Pow. Puff Coach—1; Who’s Who; ICC—1; Annual—1. GIVENS, DARYL; Track—2; Basketball—4; MAG—1; An- nual—1. GREENE, LARRY; DECA—1; Tennis—1. GRIFFEN, ROGER; ICT—2; VICA —1. HALLMARK, PHILLIP; Foot- ball—3; NHS—3; Baseball—3; class rep.—4; class fav.—2; FCA—4. HATCH, BILL; ICT—2; offi- cer—1; Art—1. HERNANDEZ, MARK; Foot- ball—4; NHS—2; Baseball—4; FCA—3; Track—2; Class Rep.— 2; Pow. Puff DT—2; Pow. puff Coach—2; Annual—2. HEFFNER, DAWN; Deca—1. HICKS, JOHN; Art—4; Foot- ball—1; Basketball—2; Annual— 1; Stu. Coun.—1. HICKS, TAMMY; Key.—4; Board.—2; officer—1; FCA—2; Stu. Coun.—3; officer—1; R.M.—2; officer—1; Pow. Puff— Pee HICKS, VICTOR; Art—3. HILL, DONNA; Band—1; R.M.—3; officer—1; MAG—2; Stu. Coun.—1l; Annual—1; Golden Girls—2. HINES, DONITA; Track—4; State—l; Basketball—2; MAG— 2 HODGES, JEFF: Track—1; Key—4; officer—2; ICT—1. HUNTSBURGER, W.A.; ICT— 2; Inter.—1. HUNTER, DAVID; Football— 4. INGERHAM, JEFF; ICT—1; A (oy. JACKSON, RUDY; Football—3; Od oe a i) ee ee puff coach—2; MAG—1. JACOBS, CARY; DECA-2. JAMISON, PAUL; DECA-2; Lib. Assist.—1. JASPERSON, JIM; Band—3. JOHNSON, CAROLYN; Stu. Coun.—4; Mascot—2; Inter.—4; Track—4; Choir—4; class co 4; MAG-2; officer—4. JOHNSON, DEBRA; Track—2; MAG—1; Basketball—1l; An- nual—1. JOHNSON, KEITH; Inter.—1; Football—1; Basketball—4. JONES, GARY; Band—2; Lib.— 2 JONES, MARK; HECE—2. KEATON, EVELYN; Art—1; Annual—2; Track—1; Pow. Puff—2. KELSO, KYLE; Basketball—2; Baseball—2; Key—1; Speech—2; Pow. Puff D.T.—2. KERCE, MELISSA; FHA—1; Pow. Puff—1; HECE—1; offi- cer—2. KILGORE, PHILLIP; Soc. of Distinguished H.S. Stu.; Band— 4; Stage band—4; Stu. Coun.—3; NHS—3; FCA—1; UIL—4; Who’s Who. KILLION, GARY; Band—4; Stage Band—4; Choir—1; FCA— 1; ICC—1; Tennis—3; UIL—1. KIRKMAN, VIKI; VOE-—1; OEA—1; Drama—1. KITE, JAY; Art—1. LANKFORD, MARK; golf—1; art—2; track—1. LATHAM, MARK; VICA—2; Student Coun.—1; SR. fav.—1. LEAHY, CORI; Power Puff—2; KEY—1; OEA—1. LAMPON, LISA; DE.—2; off.— 2: LEHMANN, DEBORAH; Band—2; Track—2; BB—4. LEDBETTER, PAM; VB—4; FHA—4; NHS—3; FHA Off.—1. LEONARD, LORI; FHA—1; Spirit—l; Annual—1; Debaye— 2; Speech—2; Pow. Puff. LEWIS, BECKIE; FTA—1; lib. club—1; FHA—4; choir—2; UIL solo—l. 2 eee sane mm re LL 4 LEWIS, PAUL; ICT—2: Art—1. LINVILLE, LISA; OEA—1: FCA—1; BB—2; PP—2. MARSHAL, JANICE; Annual— | Es We) oe nn od ee Os ee MAG—2; Art—1. MARTIN, PAM; HECE —1; choir—2. MACDONALD, TERI; RM—2; NHS—3; Intejs. 2, off.—1; Spirit—1. MACELHANNON, DAVID; In- [Co ed ee ee MCKEER, RICKY; ICT—2; BB— 1, man.—1; Stu. coun.—1. MCTEAR, SHELIA; Track—3; FTA—1; BB—1. MEDRANO, ADRIANA; RM— 3; Inter.—1; Spirit—1. MCKNIGHT, MORGAN; FB— 4; Var.—2; FCA—3; off.—1; Who’s Who—1. MATTHEWS, GARY; FB man.—4, head—2; Inter. 2; NHS—2; PP—Dt—1; Base.—1; Who’s Who—1; Annual—2. iY ORS) OFS ea © Op Od Ss ee DD eee Band—2. MOTT, KATHY; BB—1; Key— be s (0) Oe rye MUSICK, MELODY; Key—1; DT—2; HECE—1; Voe—1. NELON, DEWAYNE; FB—1; DE—1; FCA—1; Key.—1; PP- Cheer—1; PP-Dt—1. NEEDHAM, CHARLES; In- ter.—1; Ict—2. NOWELL, KEITH; VICA—1, off.—1. NUCKOLS, MELISSA; DT—3; Inter.—1; Spirit—1. PARKER, ROBIN; DECA—1; Speech—1; Spirit—1. PEETS, LORI; Key.—4; Off.— 3; FCA—3; BB—1; Inter. Coun.—1; Stu. Coun.—1; In- ter.—l. PENN, ANN MARY; Choir—1, Off.—l; NHS—2; Inter.—1; Lib.—1. PENNEY, DONNA; DECA—1, Off.—1. PERKINS, BECKY; Spirit—1; Inter. Coun.—1; DE—2, Off.—2. PERKINS, TERRI; Lib.—4, Off.—4; Drama—2; Off—l1; ITS—3; Inter.—1; Art—l. PITTMAN, LAURA; Annual— 1; Inter. Coun.—l; FTA—1; FHA—3; Off.—3. PRICE, DONNA; DECA—1; IN YEARS PAST FTA—1: FHA—1. PRICE. TODD; FB—4. Let- ter.—3. All Dist. DE; BB—4, Letter—3; FCA—1; Track—1; PP Coach, Cheer.—1. POLK, CHERYL; FHA—-2; HECE—2, Off.—l1; MAG—1; Spirit—1. PORTER, DELORES; HECE— 1; Track—3; MAG—2. REID, DEBRA; Band—4; Twirl.—3; Reg.—2; State—2. RICHARDSON, LYNNE; FHA — 2; Inter.—1. RINGER, SHERRICK; FB—4; Track—3; Lib.—2; Spirit—1. RIPPETOE, ANDREA; Band— 4; NHS—3; FTA—2; Lib.—1; Who’s Who—1. ROARK, JAMES; NHS—2; Ever.—2. ROBERSON, ROBIN; FCA—1; Key.—1; Stu. Coun.—2, Off.—1; Cheer.—4; PP—2; Class Fav.—2; Homecoming Queen. ROBISON, BOB; Lib.—2, 1D) Oy. aa ROBISON, TOM; Lib.—2; 0) 5 een ea DD 0X Ov. ees ROSENTHAL, KELLIE; NHS—3; Key.—3; Off.—1; Lib.— se ©) Oy. Yeon ee Ob eens AO) en in RUBEY, BILL; NHS—3; De- bate—2. SAMPSON, SCARLET; Stu. Coun.—l; Key.—1; OEA—2; FCA—1; FTA—3; Off.—2; Track—1; BB—1. SAMUELSON, NORRIS JR:; Band—4; Jazz—4; Drum Major— 2; Debate—4; NHS—2; Who’s Who. SCHACKOW, MICHELE; HOE—2; Off.—1; FHA—1; |X Oy. ea SEETS, ROBIN; Rm—2; Vol- ley.—2; PP—2; Class Off.—1; Class Fav.—1. SHEETS, CHERYL; HECE—1; VOE—1; OKA—1. SHELTON, RICK; PP Cheer.— 2; BB—1; FCA—1; Key—1; An- nual—1l; FB—1. SMITH, STEVE; NHS-—2; Off.—1; FCA—1; Key—1; BB— 4: Letter.—2; Who’s Who; Honor roll—4. SPURGEON, LEISA; Key.—3; 0) 5 ee Oy. ed STATHAM, JEANNINE; HOSA—2; Drama—1; Band—1. Tennis—2; STEPHENS, DAN; Inter. Coun.—1; Ever.—2; Editor—2. STEWARD, SHARON; DECA—2; BB—1. STILES, RITA; Band—4. rol Op Oy. WA DD Op BARBIE; Cheer.—3; FCA—2; Inter.—1. THETFORD, MELISSA; Art— 1; Inter—2; Annual—l; Rm man.—2; PP—2. THORNTON, EVA; FCA—1; Track man.—1; Ever.—2; FTA— 1; PP— 2; Photo.—2; Asst. Dir. of Play. TYNES, FRED; FB—3; Key—4; Off.—3; PP. coach—2; Class Fav.—l. ULBRICHT, CONNIE;, FCA— 1; FHA—2; Off.—1l; Golf—3; Art—1; Annual—1; Speech—1; Stu. Coun.—1. UNDERWOOD, JACK; DE—1; Off.—1. WADLINGTON, CHERYL; RM-—1; Volley.—1; FHA—3; Key.—1; Art—1; VOE—1, Off.— 1; Stu. Coun.—1; Inter. Coun.— is WAGNER, GREG; DECA—1; Golf—2. WARD, MIKE; Chorus—1; Off.—1. WALKER, TRACI; PP—1; HECE—2; Off.—1; Stu. Coun.— 1. WARREN, ROBIN; RM-—3, Cap.—1; GG—3; Inter. Coun.—1; Inter.—l1; Key.—2; FCA—2; PP=2. WASHBURN, CECILIA; Choir—4; Golf—2; VHOE—1; HOSA—2; Drama—2. WESTERN, JEANNA; FHA— be D) Ot Oy. ee 0) 5 op WHITLEY, LAURA; Inter.—1; RM—3; Off.—1; GG—3; PP—2. WILLIAMS, ANGELA; HECE—1; Off.—1; FTA—1. WILLIAMS, SHARRON; Choir—3; Track—2; Band—2; MAG—1; Spirit—1. WILLINGHAM, DANA; Cheer.—1; Gym Dandy—2; PP— 2; Annual—1. WINASKI, SHERYL; HECEK— 2; Off.—1. : WINCHESTER, RANDY; BB— ie WHITTER, BRUCE; ICT—2; Golf—2. WHIGHT, LAURA; Volley.—4; Drama; cap.—1; FHA—1; NHS—2; In- ter.—l. WOFFORD, LISA; PP—2; Vol- ley.—1; FHA—1. YODER, TRACY; Track—3; BB—2; man.—1; FHA—2; Off.— 1; Art—1; Spirit—1; Lib—1; PP =2) : YOUNG, TONY; ICT—1; PP- DT_2. T) a ‘4 a i Va A 4 AM . — an . é Junior Favorites Pearl Bailey and Jeff Byford “Class of 81” ALLEN JON ANDREWS KATHY ARCHERY LISA ATMORE DONALD AXLINE CHERYL BAILEY PEARL BALDRIDGE MACK BANKS CHARLES BARBAS RICHARD BARREE FAYE BARRINGTON DONNA BAUDIN MARK BAXTER TINA BEAGLES DOUG BEAN CHERYL BEAN MARCIA BEHRENS MARTA BLALOCK GREG BOMAN TRACY BORDERS CATHY BOSON DEIDRE BOSON KAREN BOSON KURT BRADFORD JACKIE BROWN BELINDA BROWN CINDY BROWN DAVID BROWN JAMES BROWN RICHARD BROWN SHELLY BRYAN DONA BRYANT LISA BRYANT WENDY BUIE KEVIN BUHLIN RALPH 81 THRILLS COME TO JUNIORS BURNEY JAY BYFORD JEFF CAMERON KAREN CAMPBELL CHRISTIE CARWELL ANITA CARPENTIERE KENNY CARRAWAY KAREN CARTE CONNIE CARTER BRENDA CASON SHEILA CASTILLO FRANK CASTILLO LAWRENCE CLINE SCOTT COFFEY SHERRY COGBURN PAULA CONLEY ROBYN COULSTON SHERRI COULSTON TERRY CORMIER LESLIE CRISS SHERRI CR OW KEITH CUMMINS LINDA CUNNINGHAM CHARLOTTE DAGGS LISA DALTON DANA DELGADO VINCENT DICKINSON, TAMMIE DROZ JAN DOUGHERTY, MIKE DUNLAP JENNIFER EDWARDS VICKY EYESTONE MARTHA FALZARANO GUY FARMER MERILEE FASORANTI ROBIN 82 FROM POWDER PUFF AND CANDY SALES FOOTE MIKE FORD ANITA FRENCH JAMIE GARCIA DANNY GARRETT PAUL GANN RHONDA GARNER CHARLES GERMAIN SELINA GIBSON DON GLAZE BOBBETTE GRAHAM JAMES GRAHAM JAY GRAHAM KIM GRAHAM PAUL GREGORY SANDY GRIFFIN PAULA GRIFFIN SELINA GUHL RHONDA GUY SHERRY GUY STANLEY GUNN RANDY HAGGARD SHEILA HALL EDDIE HANKINS KYM HARGERS ALVIN 1979 MACHO MAJESTICS HARPER BOBBY 83 THREE DOWN .... HARPER TED HAWKINS JOHN HEFFNER ROBBIE HERNANDEZ MICHAEL HILL RUEDI HILLARY DENISE HILLMAN CARL HOLLARS SUSAN HOLST CAROL HOWELL RONALD HUNDLEY CAROL HUDSON PAT INGRAM MARSHA HYKE JENNIE JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON REGINALD JONES ALONZO JONES CINDY JONES PAULA JUROSKA JENNY KEATON KENNETH KELLUM RACHEAL KENT DWAYNE KILGORE LISA KILLINGWORTH WILLIAM KNIGHT BOBBY KNIGHT LYNDA KNOWLES GLENN LAMPMAN LITA LAW JAY LEA ROBERT LECROY RODNEY LEE BRYAN LESTER ANGELLA LEWIS BENNY 84 i Benny Lewis and Lawrence Castillo have found that hard work and determination pay off. Both have fought in the Golden Gloves and won. Benny won his division his freshman year and placed second in the A.A.U. State Finals in 1979. Lawrence held the gold medal in A.A.U. from 1972 to 1975. He fought in the Golden Gloves in 1978 and won in the light class division. LIGHTFORD STEVE LINSEY MIKE LIVINGSTON SHELLEY MARTIN SHERRY MASSENGALE CHARMAINE MATA DANNY MAYNARD DOYLE MCRORY TIM MCUE NOEL MCDONALD MICHELLE MCKEE DEBBIE MCVEAN DEE MEHL PEGGY MENNEFEE CASSANDRA MEREDITH FLOYD MEREDITH LLOYD MILAN BONNIE MILLER ARREBIA MILLER BRUCE MITCHELL MELISSA MONTGOMERY KIM MOODY RICK MOORE BRYAN JUNIORS CONTRIBUTE MOORE SHARON MOORE SUSAN MORENO ZELDA MORRIS EDDIE MORRIS LISA MORQUECHO FABIAN Jenny Juroska contributes to homecoming spirit MENCHACA VICKIE NELSON DALE NEWBERRY BRENDA NORRIS PAUL OLIVER DANIEL ORR DARRELL OWEN CHERYL OWEN WARREN PACK LAURIE PAGE MIKE PARKER JAN PANTOJA FRANK PARKS HARRIS PASCHAL TRENT PAYNE DONALD PENNOCK JAMES PENNEY JERI PERRY DAVID PIPKIN RICKY POTTER SCOTT 86 PRICE DAVE PRIMM TONJA PRUITT CINDY RAMIREZ BARBARA RANDLE EVA RANKEY TERESA RAY SHELLY REXROAT JOEL RICH CINDY RICHARDSON RONNIE RICHARDSON RAY ROBERSON PAULA RODRIQUEZ CYNTHIA ROSENTHAL DOUG ROSS RANDY ROWLEY MELANY RUSSELL JONATHAN SALTER TAMMY SCROGGINS WAYMOND SCRUGGS TERRY SECROY JOHN SHURBERT MIKE SILVA JEFF SINGLETON CYNTHIA SKINNER TERESA SMITH CURTIS SMITH CURTIS SMITH DARRELL SMITH MARK SMITH MIKE SMITH LORRI SMITH ROD SMITH SUSAN SMITH TRACEY SORENSON DENNICE SPENCE LORI 87 JUNIOR CLASS SPURGEON TODD STALLARD RANDY STOLTZ JON STULTS MIKE SUTTON MARK TACKER MATT TALLON SHERI TARRANT DAVID TAYLOR KEVIN TEAL KIM TEMPLIN BARRY TERRELL BRYANT THOMAS SONYA THOMAS JUDITH THOMPSON BARRY TOWNZEN RICHARD TUAN DINH TURNER LEIGH TURNER LISA VAUGHN DEREK VAUGHAN KEVIN VAUGHAN JENNIFER VAUGHN LAURA WARD LYNN WARE PAM WEEKS LAURIE WEIKUM DAVID WELLS RONDA WENDT JULIE WHEELER BOBBY WARREN REFEATER WASHINGTON MELANIE WATSON JOHN WEATHERD RAYMOND WEATHERSBY CYNTHIA 88 ORGANIZERS WILKERSON RICH WILLIAMS LISA WILSON CHERYL WOODARD GINA WOODS LYNN WHITE ALLAN WHITE LARRY WRIGHT SUSAN YOUNG OSWALD ZIMMERMAN GARY gee 5 (above left) Class Officers are; Pres._Jeff Byford; Secretary—Debbie McKee; Treasurer—Shelly Ray; Vice Pres.—Pearl Bailey. (above right) Student Council Representatives: Anita Ford, Don Gibson, Shelly | Ray Jan Parker, Mack Baldridge, Gina Woodard, and Paul Norris. (lower left) Class Sponsors: J. Stepp, W. McKeller, D. Gino, T. Aune, V. Neutz- ler, L. Griffith, W. Reed, J. Johnston. a . IA ILE p = = — ; é SOPHOMORES TAKE A PART ALLEN MURIEL ANDERSON BILLY APODACA HOPE APPLEBERRY MELINDA ARMSTRONG LATANYA ARNOLD JOEL BANKS CYNTHIA BANKSTON JAMES BARTOLOWITZS STEVE BATTERTON DAVID BAUER TAMMY BEAN JAMES BEATY MARK BENNETT CRAIG BESERRA BECKY BLACK DONNA BOZEMAN RAY BRANNON KATHY BRAVO LEONDRO BREWER REGGIE BROOKS DOROTHY BROOKSHIRE RHONDA BROWN MICHAEL BROWN RICKY BROWNER BRENDA BUCKENDORF TROY BUICE DIANE CALDWELL MONICA CALHOUN PAMELA CALLAHAN LAURA CAPESTANY PAMELA CARTER JENNETTE CHAMP MIKE CHAMP RONALD CHAPMAN CURTIS CHEEK TAMARA CLARK DONNA CLEARY MELINDA COOK DANIAL COPPEDGE DEBRA CORMIER ROBERT COTTON BRETT 9) SOPHOMORES JUMP INTO ACTION CUMBY MELANIE CURTIS CHRIS CURTIS MICHAEL DAWSON FELICIA DINH TUN DOUGHERTY LEE DYSON LARRY EHLERT LINDA EMORY TAMMY EVANS MARY FANNIN JOYCELYN FIELDS RHONI FREE SCOTT GARRETT DEWAYNE GIEGER LELAND GIBSON CLAY GILMORE KELLY GRAY CHARLIE GREGORY TINA GREIR VERON GRIFFIN DEBBIE GROUNDS SCOTT GUANTT BEVERLY HACKETT KEVIN HALE BRENDA HALL DEBRA HALL TONY HAND ERIC HANKINS GLENN HARDING TOBI HARGERS ALBERT HARGIS KASEY HART KENNETH WITH SATISFACTION HENSEL VALARIE HIBBITTS GARY HICKMAN TONY HICKS BOBBY HICKS CLARENCE HOLLINGSWORTH RUSS HORTON JOHN HOWELL BECKY HUTCHINSON JOHN FENGLIO CHRISTY JACOBS TERRY JOHNSON ANGELA JOHNSON CAROLYN JOHNSON DARLENE JOHNSON MARTHA JONES ANGELIA JONES MACK KELLY BRENT KEY PAUL KILGORE PEGGY KING ANITA KING VIRGINIA KNIGHT BRUCE KNOWLES CURTIS LA DUKE MARCI LANKFORD CHANCE LATHAM JEFF LEA MICHELLE LEAHY TOMMY LEE DONNA LEONARD SCOTT LILLY ANGIE LONGORIA DAVID LOVE RICCI LOWE TANIA MAGEE EDIE MARSHALL ANTHONY MARTINEZ BOBBY MARTINEZ LISA MASON VICKI MASSEY FORRIS MATTHEWS JOE MAYES RACHELLE MCCUE WARREN MCFADDEN EDDIE MCKENZIE JANET MCRAY RAY MEDRANO GABRIEL MINICK DAVID MONK SHARON MONKRES BUBBA MOORE SANDRA MORRIS ANGELA MORRISON GREG MORRIS KEVIN MUSICK ROBBY NACE KAREN NEILL RANDY NELON MIKE NELSON VERONICA 3 hia oy Wits ES Re fe SS + song MEMORIES MAKE ANGIE GETS BOOST FROM JEFF RHONDA AND TAMI SHARE THE JOY OF WINNING = cyt ow NEWBERRY BOBBY NIGHT CHAROLETTE NULL GAYLA O’CONNOR CARRIE O’CONNOR TERRY OLSON ROBYN ORTEGA TERESA OWEN ELIZABETH PALMER TRACY PARKS DARRELL PEETS SHERI PENNOCK ALICIA PERRY DEBORAH PETERS BILLY PHILLIPS DOUG PHILLIPS SHARON PITTMAN LISA POLLARD JUDY PORTER RACHEAL POSEY TASHA PRICE SUZIE PRIGMORE ROBIN PRICE RICK PROVOST GLYNN RAMIREZ JERRY RASBERRY ROBIN RASKA JILL RENFRO MARK RICHARDSON RANDALL RICO GREG RILEY MICHELLE ROBINSON BECKY RODGERS JAN RODGERS PAM RONEY GLORIA RUBEY CHARLIE SANDERS EMMITT SAVAGE WINNIE SCOTT CARRIE SCROGGINS FRANCIS SCROGG JEFF SHEFFIELD KIM SOPHOMORES GET A TASTE SHRUM VIRGINIA SIDES MARK SKINNER WAYNE SMIDT DENISE SMITH ANGELA SMITH MARY SNEED GEORGE SPENCE TINA SPI.KERMAN TERRI STANDIFER ODELL STEVENSON TONY STEWART BERLE STILES THERESA STORY TERRI STRONG SCOTT STRONG TERESA SULANDER BUDDY TERRY DEANNA THORNTON NATALIE TISDALE DEBRA TRICHEL CINDY TUNNELL MIKE TURNER MITCH TURNER MONA ULBRICHT JACKIE VAUGHN GARY VINING MARY WARD LYDIA WEATHERMAN CHERYL WHITLEY GINA WILCOX JILL WILLIAMS ANGELA WILLIAMS DEBBIE WILLIAMS JULIA WILSON LEE WINCHESTER MICHAEL WINSBERRY GARY WOODS BECKY WORETHAM JAMES WORTHINGTON NORMA WRIGHT CARY SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: PRES. DONNA BLACK; VICE-PRES. BRANNAN; SEC. ANGIE LILLY; TRES. BEVERLY GUANTT. OF UPPER-CLASS LIFE CAROL WRIGHT CHIP WYCHE RICK YODER STEVE ZIMMERMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MARCI LADUKE, CLARLIE GRAY, DENISE SMIDT, DEBRA HALL, JAN RODGERS, JILL WILCOX em Rep h ee. e® ete pee SEM ° See FRESHMAN CLASS OF “83” MICHELLE ABLES CINDY ADERHOLT BARBIE ALLEN TONY ANDERSON KIM AUSTIN CAREN AXLINE ANDREW BAGGOTT LORI BAILEY BRENT BARNS JOE BARTOLOWITS DENNIS BATCHELOR GENA BATTERTON DENISE BAXTER LAVAN BEARD AL BEATY ANGIE BECKHAM MICHAEL BELL SHARON BELL BRENT BENNETT LISA BERKINS ANDREA BERRY RUSSELL BIRKNER SHERRI BLACK RANDY BLEDSOE VIRGIE BLOHN TRACY BOLDEN BILL BORDERS GREG BOSON CECILIA BOMAN KENNY BOWEN BRYAN BOWMAN DWANDA BOYD CARLA BROOKS ALICE BROOMHALL CARMEN BROWN CHARLOTTE BROWN LISA BROWN MICHEAL BROWN MICHEAL BROWN RICKY BROWN ROBERT BROWN RUFUS BROWN 99 FRESHMEN SUGGESTING MICHAEL BRAUN SHERRIE BROWN STEPHENIE BROWN KENT BRYANT ERIK BRYERS KAY BRYMER WENDY BYRD KEN BUCHOLZ KRISTI BURNS MELODY BURNS TIM CALAWAY MAURICE CAMPBELL ROBERT CAPESTANY MELINDA CARRIER TINA CARO STEPHEN CARVER LUPE CASTILLO JESS CHAMBERS TONY CHAZARRETA VINCE CLARK BRIAN CLENDENNEN WELDON COLLINS LINDA COOK DEAN CRISS KEVIN CROSS DARRIN CURRY MIKE DAVENPORT BETH DAVIS DEBBIE DAVIS DERRELL DAVIS LAURA DAVIS JACKIE DAVIDSON NADINE DAWKINS JIMMY DAWSON GREG DEAN GAIL DEPRESS BRENDA DUNHAM ANRIAN DURAND JOHNNY DUNSON EATHEN EDWARDS MARY ELMORE SHIELA FAGAN NEW IDEAS i 4 ‘ 4 4 ar We 1 wt ry ai hes a aw f TED FARMER LLORA FISHER ROBERT FORD JIM FRANCIS MELBA GALINDO FAYDRA GAMBLE ALBERT GERMAIN CLAY GIBSON JANICE GILBERT SHERRI GILLIAM BENPAUL GILMORE JOHN GOLLIHAR CINDY GONZALES JULIE GORE TED GOSSETT JEWEL GRANBURY STEPHANIE GRAYS DENISE GRIFFIN RODNEY GRIFFIN GINA GUNN SANDRA HANKINS TIM HARGERS TINA HAWKINS KEITH HELTON FELICIA HENDERSON ROBERT HERNANDEZ RANDY HERRING DONALD HICKS CAROLYN HILL HOLLY HILL LISA HILLMAN PAM HOBBS LARRY HOLLAND TREY HOLIDAY HOLLY HOLUB MARK HOOPER JEFF HOWARD SHAN INGRAHAM LOLITA JACKSON REGGIE JACKSON RONNIE JACKSON TERRIE JENNINGS 101 FRESHMEN TAKE NEW STEPS OREE JOHNSON TOM JOHNSON VICKI JONES ALEX KAIMANA SHARI KAMP RHONDA KEATON BRENT KELLEY KEVIN KENT JENNY KERN MEDINA KILGORE DOUGLAS KINDRED ANTHONY KING CATHY KING MIKE KING DIANA KOR RANDY KRAJCA DONNA LEMPLEY DONNA LEDBETTER STEVE LINTON JOE LONGLEY PAULA LOWE EDIE MAGEE JIMMY MARR JOHN MARTIN PAM MASON TERRY MASON TOMMY MAXWELL PATRICIA MAYO JEFF MAYNARD MARJANETT MCBEATH TOBEY MCCRORY TAMMY MCCUEN CHRIS MCDONALD TO MEET NEW RESPONSIBILITIES KELL] MCDONALD BURL MCFARLAND ANGELA MCKNIGHT EDDIE MCTEER CARLOS MEDRANO JILL MEININGER SHARON MICKLE DARLA MILLER KIM MILLER TONY MILLER RONALD MILLS ALLAN MOORE SAMMY MOORE CARL MOTT MONTE MURRELL RUBY NEIGHBORS PATRICIA NELSON SCOTT NOBLES LISA NORRIS LISA OBREGON VICTOR OLDEM KIT OLIVER KELLY OSBORN GERALD OSBORN WALTER OSWALD MARIANNA PADRON LONNELL PARKS MELONIE PASCHAL STEPHEN PENN DAVID PEREZ ALLISSA PERRY MARTY PETTET MISCHELL PHILLIPS STEVEN PONDER JAMES RAINS JERRY RAMIREZ MARIO RAMIREZ JOE RAMOS LAWERENCE RANDALL PATTIE RASPBERRY DOUGLAS RAY BRANDY RAY 103 BRIGETTE POWERS JERRY POWERS JOHN POWERS TRACY POWERS DON PRICE MARK PRODONOVICH GLENN PROVOST TERRY PRUITT MARK QUIJAS DENISE REDDICK CINDY REYES ANGELA RICE CANDI RICHARDSON RHONDA RICHARDSON SCOTTIE RICHARDSON DENISE RICKARD DENISE RIDDICK YOLANDA ROBERSON PAM RODERS JILL ROSS BART SALTERS JEFF SCRUGGS JAMES SIMS PRISCILLA SIMMS LISA SHAW DAVIS SHERMAN TOMMY SKINNER MICHAEL SMALL BUDDY SMITH DERRICK SMITH DONNA SMITH FAYE SMITH YVETTE SMITH KELLY SNAPKA DARRON SNEED JILL SPURGEON BONNIE STEWART MELISSA SONGER WENDY STANFIELD DAVID STRONG REGINALEA STURNS PAM TAPP Freshmen Now Become A Part Of E.H.S. KIM TATUM ROGER TATUM GARY TAYLOR KIPPY TEFTELLER BRENDA TEMPLIN MEDA TERRELL BRAD THOMPSON TAMMY TIDWELL RHONDA TOOMER HARRY TSCHOERNER DEBBIE TURNER JOHN VAN HORN SCHERETTA VANN PAULA VAUGHAN JAY WATSON LORI WEATHERMAN SHALANDA WEATHERD JASON WALL DOUG WALKER JOHN WALKER BRIAN WARREN GREGG WELDON CURTIS WESTBROOK DARLENE WHITE DARLENE WHITE JAN WILKERSON KIRK WILKERSON TIM WILLIAMHAM BRENT WILLIAMS BUDDY WILLIAMS JIMMY WILLIAMS KELVIN WILLIAMS SHIELA WILLIAMS RENEE WIMBISH JANET WOODARD BECKY WOODS DEVONNE WOODS RICKY YEATES STEVE YODER GARY YOUNG SONYA YOUNG MIKE ZAMORA 105 EVEN FISH CAN HOLD OFFICES {ME Bi ) (ABOVE) Freshman Class Officers and Representatives: Sherri Brown. Jill Ross. Reginalea Sturns, Brent Kelley. and Mike Bell. (BELOW) Class Sponsors: Mrs. Ruthe AL Mr. Yokley. Mrs. Cling. Mrs. Sybesma, OES Harrold, Mrs. C henalt, Mrs. Gunn, Mr. Means. Mr. Creech. iz. 6 ms S, al [lla UV) 9 TODAY B.D. Rutherford, Superintendent Jefferson Davis, Vice-Principal Betty Brown, Counselor Diana Keith, Counselor THE HEAD ISSUE School Board Members: David Strong, Bailey Cheek, James Marr, Leonard Pittman, Grace Bea- vers, Joe Don Crow, Burl Hollingsworth Jim Bassett, Asst. Principal Nelda Bruce, LaVerne Coker, Attendance Clerk Teacher's Aid Janet Knowles, Janice Lambert, Secretary (On its (yg B.C. Puryear, Principal Dana Phillips, Asst. Principal Dorothy Gray, Assistant Kathy Lewis, Nurse ERTS EL, SS ES Bi CASTLE EXPANDED There isn’t a moat or a drawbridge but it has a few windows, about four lunch lines and at times it consists of about three hundred and fifty hungry faces and growing stomachs. Ever- man High School gained a new addition to the system. Not exactly a castle, but it is a little kingdom to our cafeteria personnel. It has given a whole new atmosphere to our eating fa- cility; from dulldrums to delight. A typical day in the life of hungry people. Jim Bob Feller Micheal Walker S. Hayworth, C. Materioli, M. Gunter, A. Ford, B. Barnes, Y. Danley, B. Hancock, F. Apodaca, M. Fred rick, N. Shaw, J. Holler Ollie Walker Rubey Walker - Ea George Burke Sarah Yarbrough Chorus Art Drama . yi EEN ¥ ie oS ae eu. Linda Griffith Karen Kling Foreign Lang. Special Ed. Students Make A Year’s Subscription To Debbie Bushtong Special Ed. VAC Doylene Harrold CREATIVE ARTS AND SPECIAL EDUCATION Norris Samuelson Band Creative Arts would pre- tain to any thing that is cre- ative or out of the regular line of study.; Like drama, band, chourus, Spanish and French. Special Education helps students with special problems. They learn to work with algebra and science along with many other things. This page per- tains to the creativity at Ev- erman High School. It is all apart of Today’s Education. VOCATIONAL AND BUSINESS The correct definition for vocational and business is: Employ- ment; occupation or profession. Every day students in the vocational and business classes learn to keep the equality of debits and credits in bookkeeping, type letters in typing and learn how the body functions in HOSA. In ICT they learn machine operation. Students really learn how to survive in the “Occupation World” with the help of their teachers and the aid of all the op- tions open to them. Jane Deaton Donna Stephens Typing Shorthand r As A a a Pd Linda LaRoque Vicki Neutzler Sharon Benavides Home EC. Home Ec. Health Occup. My Upside down? Are you serious? Ed Shiflett Shirley Chenault, VOE Marijon Rutherford HECE Linda Brown Mary Ann Gallager Home Ec. CVAE English ........---- History ... Terri Aune, English I, Claudia Bentley, English I, Lois Clemmer, English I, | Cheryl Hampton, English Eleanor Hilliard, English English II English III, Spanish English II III, Speech, Annual III, Newspaper elis at : Carolyn Leuth, English II, Betsy Samuelson, English II, _ Shirley Sitz, English | English II English IV, Debate English IV Janice Stepp, English I Oneta White, English I Evangelin Brewer, Librarian Students Make A Years Subsciption To .. vee Billie Bassett, Texas History, Sam Burns, World History, Civies Photography o Tinsie Larrison, American John Nichols, American History History How would you like to study about dangling participles in the seventeenth century? These two subjects are not always put together, but most students have both classes. English and history are two very broad fields. Adjectives and nouns usually do not get associated with why Abe Lincoln had a beard. The two classes have varied paths, but all are a part of Today’s Education. Jack Freeze, World History Randy Holt, World History sccccceces� MATH... 0.2.0.0. 6) AND AONADS Becky Adams Algebra Mike Barnhill Ross Blake Fundamentals of Math Intro. Algebra, Trig. Dorothy Geno John Johnston Algebra Algebra David McCollum Geometry, Algebra, Tennis Danny Yokely Jim Dyer Biology Phy. Science Kay Gumm Jay Huffine Phy. Science, Chemistry Psychology. Phy. Science. Tennis Freda Free Bribie Teacher's Aide y. Science Wilma Reed Algebra, Geometry WHAT DID YOU 7 i 1. “4% � “One of my secret desires was to 7 =’ be a movie star or an actress. I col- lected pictures of movie stars and — read about them in magazines.” Mrs. Brewer hasn’t quite made it to the movies but if Cosmopolitan sees this picture, she may have the chance of at least a modeling ca- reer. Eat your heart out Cheryl Tiegs! When you were a small child you had a secret fantasy of becoming a certain someone or to do a certain thing. You may have wanted to be anything from a ditch digger or a sword swallower in the circus, or the President of the United States. So we ask the question, What did you REALLY want to be when you grew up? The answer Mrs. Gallagher and Mrs. Ben- avides got together and decided on the perfect career. They want Perry Mason’s job! “As the idea of growing up be- gan to develop in our thoughts, we : , Pi yin i pictured ourselves as a successful és 4 Z d ® ™ ¥ = 6 attorney. However, when we real- ized how much hard work was in- volved, we gave up the idea. We’ve heard that Race Horse Haynes is relieved to hear of our decision.” 114 INVA ATIVAS I wanted to be a famous country and western singer.” “I know it’s silly but I wanted to be a teddy bear.” Mrs. Sitz does look like she could have made it. With a Mira Hillard had a dream but shehadto REAR innind smile like Donny Osmond, and fingers for her guitar like all of the impossibilities. Roy Clark, anyone knows she must have some musical talent. TO BE WHEN YOU No, it isn’t Jaws! What? No, it isn’t the bone you found in your mashed potatoes at lunch yesterday! Well, if you don’t know what it is ask Archeologist Jay Huffine. He’s the man with all the answers. 666d {1 MAHD Actually, he was wondering what Mrs. Phillips skull looked like from the inside out. Thus, the answer. The Players Made The Headlines, But the Coaches Made The Allstars. The students of Ever- man High School had a great season this year. This was made _ possible through each of the Gary Dugger Jim Dyer ‘people on this page. These Mike Barnhill Jimmy Creech Football Football Basketball, Football Head Baseball, Football were the ones who sacri- ficed a part of themselves for us. Each has played an important part in our time, fun, and learning ex- perience during our years at EHS. Cathy Hughes Wayne McKeller ol Football Girl's Basketball Jack Freeze — David Hunnicutt Girl’s Basketball Trainer Yourel Means John Reed : Janice Stepp Cindy Sebesma Candie Templeton Basketball Golf P.E. Basketball Volleyball Drill Team Track John Nickols Jay Law Head: Basketball Head: Football 116 ah SUPER GYM Past Victories Hey! Look down toward the end of the parking lot! Is it a giant speed bump? Is it Mr. Puryear‘s new van? Is it Mr. Puryear? Is it a giant failing slip? No! It’s SUPER GYM! Our players are faster than speeding bullets and able to leap 10 ft. baskets in a single bound. Our new scoreboards light up with codes of victory as our fight- ing dogs and enthusiastically loyal fans await another victory. With long hallways, four flights of stairs and the past victories, our Super Gym is the biggest contribution to our “Super Highschool” in the history of mankind! (Well, almost?) Iv’s Ours! Hallways of Sucess Above and “destination” Beyond The destination the 117 BUT fo Punts Yow ieee Te 118 AND THIS IS SPEECH da Brookshi ‘r next tropt Barry Thompson gets th poidt across. Speech and debate had a great year! They attended about two tournaments a month, making sure never to come home empty- handed. The speech and debate departments worked closely this year, which added to Everman’s reputation of having a fantastic forensic department! r LIFE is composed of different sections from various magazines. The following sections are used: Upfront People Update Newsweek Young Living ... Seventeen Just for fun ... Teen On the move.... People ae % (Left) Mr. Handsome??? (Right) Seniors think they “Do it better”. lS G e att aX : Fr . (Left) Pearl Bailey ready for the big game. (Above) Freshmen learn fast how to share answers. (Right) Barbie Sulander comes in for a landing. (Left) Mr. Holt starts a new fad—shaving in public. (Right) Jenny Juroska moves to the final strains of “The dreams of youth become the deeds of men”. (Left) Jr. Powder Puff team is fired up and ready. (Right) This Freshman seems pleased with his English grade. At halftime. Senior pep rally, 1. Learning to march and play at the same time is just part of Fish Kevin Kents initiation into the band . 2. James Rains takes a break from taking football stats. 3. Albert Carter portrays the Scarecrow in everyone's favorite, “The Wizard of Oz. 4. Jenny Juroska, Deb- bie McKee, and Sherry Martin watch while Jr. powder puff cheerleaders do Two-Bits. 5. Varsity footballer does daily exercises at afternoon practice. 6. Mickey Hernandez wonders what John Secoy is doing. 7. Fish need to learn how to smile when it comes to picture taking. 8. Watch out Seniors because here comes “Mad Merrilee”. Future Doctors, Nurses, and Dentists Pel yey he a | H.O.S.A. Row 1 L. Ward, L. Kilgore, B. Ramirez, K. Andrews, T. Sheffield, Row 2 J. Penney, J. Statham, D. Tutleton, L. Cormier, K. Cameron, T. Skinner, Row 3 J. Brown, S. Taylor, M. Washington, S. Coffey, A. Ford, T. Dickinson, Mrs. Benavides, (Spon.) Row 4 J. Rexroat, J. Russell, J. Moore, R. Wilkerson, M. Ramirez, S$. Moore, D. Price. PHOTO CLUB, Row 1 S. Smith, B. Graham, J. Dean, G. Matthews, S. Burns, (spon), Row 2 Eva T., M. Baldridge, S. Metcalfe, S. Ray, R. Moody, P. Griffin, M. Riley. Photographers Give Helping Hand | Students get involved! VOCCT-_B. Bernett, P. Calhoun, B. Peters, D. Perry, C. Hemphill, R. Brown, V. Shrum, M. Cam- } bell, C. McKnight, J. Obrien, Mrs. Gallagen, B. Salter, T. Copp, J. McKneil, B. Wall VAC-S. Leonard, R. Champ, G. DePriest, Mrs. Harrold, S. Guy, C. Wilson, C. McKnight, R. Neal, L. Sikes 129 f ere ots Sa i % oa | ye we . a pees . aR aa aes ihe ee ees + ee “a ul te ass ‘ wat au ae 4 yt i x Ne 4 4 - — : SA Salts Ae a SPE tach: c 2 PI PR Pea. iad Fields, T. Stevenson, D. Beagles, B. Lewis, P. Hallmark, T. Price, R. Trebing, D. R. Musick, E. Morris, M. M. Osborn, R. Smith, te Davis, ie Jackson, Row | R. Hill, R. Lea, J. Burney, Atmore, J. Law, K. Taylor. Hernandez, D. Hunter, K. Boson, Row 2 B. Miller, P. Gieger, ¢ D. Tizdale, K. Hart, F. Pintojo, M. McKnight, Row 3 G. ER | = D. Gibson, R. Y oder, Wi. 1 A Ss NE Tey ex, SRE be 9 = — te ee awe M. Hernandez, 2 Yrs. G. Fields, 2 Yrs. P. Gieger, 2 Yrs. C. Davis, 2 Yrs. ENA cats Qhseset as Rat Un tao Ly et os D. Hunter, 2 Yrs. R. Jackson, 3 Yrs. sede ® . =. yates Gees | u ; : ee ae. Be ; or 2 : Pale as R. Trebing, 3 Yrs. 1979-80 Coaches D. Tizdale, 3 Yrs. T. Stevenson, 2 Yrs. K. Taylor, 2 Yrs. 130 1979-80 Award Winning Royal Majestics r S. Cooper, A. Medrano, M. Nuckols, C. McDonald, Row 3 C. Singleton, P. Ware, R. _ liams, L. Morris, M. Cumby, J. Wilcox, S. Peets, D. Bryan, T. Cheek, D. Black, Row Seets, S. Livingston, J. Wendt, Row 4 A. Cheshewalla, M. Ingram, L. Smith, C.Cun- 8 Mgr. M. Thetford, Sponsor, Cathy Hughes Row 1 D. Hill, R. Warren, A. Ford, T. Hicks, L. Whitley, Row 2 C. Bocanegra, L. Row 65S. Bean, T. Posey, A. Lilley, S. Moore, C. Hundley, S$. Martin, Row 7 J. Wil- | 5 ' ningham, D. Sorenson, Row 5 P. Griffin, B. Milam, J. Vaughn, S. Smith, S. Ray, R. TO L. J. Parker, 2nd Lt. T. Hicks, 4th Lt. R. Warren, Capt. L. Whitley, 5th Lt. A. R. TO L. D. Hill, L. Cooper, C. Bocanegra, R. Seets, T. Hicks, T. McDonald, R. Ford, 3rd Lt. D. Hill, Ist Lt. ROYAL MAJESTICS OFFICERS Warren, A. Medrano, A. Cheshewalla, M. Nuckols, L. Whitley, SENIOR MEM- BERS FOR 1979-80. 13] whedetcheteti bbe bet hbk at: he helpeeteboe de be bot deheb topebt ted bean te ny a Lech bechetter tetera de bi be Li ow oo a =r SLE Cab eee S PP REE YS OS - = MN © oS © = cg = Ss i a min 2 Tez Pa Beacon Makes It Happen Row 1 D. Baggott, M. Hernandez, R. Shelton, E. Keaton, S. Thomas, Row 2 Hampton, G. Matthews, D. Bryan, T. Primm, V. Hicks, Row 5 K. Keaton, R. P. Gieger, D. Givens, J. Marshall, Row 3 L. Spence, T. Cumby, D. Willing- Campbell, B. Moore, J. Hicks, D. Atmore.1979-80 BEACON STAFF ham, J. Byford, G. Woodard, W. Dawson, D. Johnson, Row 4 Sponsor, Mrs. i Row | P. Garrett, Eva T., D. Stephens, J. Roark, T. Barton, Row 2 C. Ap- J. Vaugh, R. Fosaronty, C. Menefee, A. Miller, Row 4 D. Gipson, S. Lan- pleberry, K. Montgomery, C. Brewer, P. Mehl, A. Carter, Row 3 P. Hudson, — kford, 1979-80 EVERYBODY STAFF CLUBS PROVIDE EXPERIENCE O.E.A. Row 1 Spon. Mrs. Chenault, C. Wadlington, V. Castillo, K. Rosenthal, C. Ausley, M. Musick, S. Cason, C. Weathersbee, Row 2 SE Sampson, Cc. Axlin, T. Baxter, C. Rodriquez, D. Barrington, W. Bryant, D. Kor, D, Dabney, Row 3 C. Sheets, D. Bradford, C. Bean, M. Nuckles, K. Mott, R. Conley, C. Leahy, C. Lampin, T. Boman, Row 4 J. Ware, F. Warren, R. Gouhl, L. Linville, T. Brown, L. Vaughn. Students who have joined clubs, and got involved with them found out the easy way that school isn’t such a drag after all. Chorus, Row 1 W. Savage, T. Boman, T. Bowen, L. Franks, L. Vaughn, L. Daggs, M. Nuckols, L. Cooper, M.A. Penn, Row 2 S. Washburn, T. Rankey, L. Weeks, J. Carter, L. Brown, Row 3 S. Williams, C. Hundley, T. Dicker- son, V. Menchaca, D. Daggs, Row 4 T. Duke, C. Johnson, A. Carter, M. Ward. ' ) ‘ —— Internalt. Row 1 T. Hicks, D. Carruth, W. Owen, R. Richardson, J. Wendt, B. Newberry, V. Nelson, Row 2 C. Pruitt, R. Fosenti, M. Riley, N. Thornton, Row 3 Mrs. Griffin, Spon. M. McKnight, A. Marshall, J. Rico, F. Barre, C. Bewer, C. Appleberry, Row 4 M. Smith, J. Allen, J. Secoy, E. McFaden, T. Harper, R. Arnold. Clubs Prepare Students For Future M.A.G. Row 1 Spon. Mrs. Harrold, S. Williams, P. Hudson, C. Johnson, J. Dawson, J. Marshall, K. Adams, Row 2 D. Hill, W. Dawson, Row 3 D. Tizdale, J. Brown, D. Giv- ens, P. Bailey, D. Johnson, A. Marshall, C. Menefee, D. Johnson, E. Randall, V. Nelson, Row 4 R. Fosa- ronty, C. Brewer, C. Appleberry, N. Thornton, Row 5 R. Campbell, B. Moore, J. Hicks, F. Baree, K. Mont- gomery, P. Robinson, D. Porter. F.H.A. Row 1 L. Pittman, L. Berg, S. Pittman, T. Yoder, L. Williams, Row 2 J. Blessings, T. Harding, B. Beserra, B. Lewis, Row 3 M. Brown, V. Mason, A. Jones, M. Trichel, M. Bean, V. Nuetzler. i! ; i F.T.A. Row 1 A. Rippetoe, L. Dougherty, K. Kling, M. Win- chester, K. Montgomery, Row 2 C. Richardson, M. Riley, M. Johnson, T. Bowen, Row 3 F. Gamble, J. Thomas, F. Baree, L. Davis, D. Coppedge, M. Turner, L. Pollard. Speech Club Row | T. Spikerman, M. Ingram, B. Milam, T. Cumby, M. Eyestone, T. Bowen, Row 2 C. Hampton, C. Ruby, L. Leonard, K. Kelso, M. Johnson, D. Carruth, Row 3 A. Carter, B. Thompson, M. Caldwell, J. Russell, S. Linton. | | 135 | Vocational Students Advance Distributive Education Clubs of America associates social functions and learning activities with market- ing and distribution in the business world. Going to school half a day and then going to work seems to get hectic for the D.E. students, but in the long run, they find it’s worth it. V.I.C.A. represens students which are training in industrial oc- cupations. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America stands as a social organization that I.C.T students participate in to make up for extra curriculum activities which they miss while working. Home Economics Cooperative Education trains both male and fe- male students in Miscellaneous foods, Childcare, and Household furnishings. Preparing students for the future as well as great experi- ence. That’s what H.E.C.E. is all about. 136 Row 1 Sponsor, Mr. Shifflet, R. Anderson, L. Lampman, J. Fes; Row 3 C. Jacobs, K. Moses, G. Wagner, D. Jammi- Western, N. Beavers, B. Perkins. R. Bessera. C. Rich, R. 800; C. Chamber, T. Robison, Row 4 T. Coulston, J. Brad- Champ, Row 2 D. Price, R. Wells, S. Haggard, M. Koler, ford, J. Knowles, B. Jordan, B. Robinson. R. Bozeman, S. Steward, S. Blessings, B. Glaze, M. Beh- F | Seite j | A 5 Row | R. McKee, J. Fincher, K. Knowles, S. Burkley, P. | Huntsberger, A. Jones, Row 4 R. Bryant, T. Vass, B. Bran- Aaron, Row 2 K. Harges, G. Farmer, P. Lewis, J. Griffith, non, T. Young, J. Pennock, V. Delgado, V. Harper R. Ross, Row 3 M. Beaty, J. Ingraham, B. Whitter, J. Row 1 Mrs. Rutherford, A. Williams, T. Davis, D. Clemde- D. Nelson, P. Baker, P. Ware, C. Jones, S. Branon, M. menn, S. Winsoski, B. Carter, K, Knunth, M. Kerce, M. Jones Black, Row 2 P. Rutherford, J. Silva, D. Kent, R. Pipkin, Student Council Succeeds | Row 1| T. Hicks, R. Roberson, P. Gieger, J. Parker, L. Nickols, Row 2 D. Baggot, S. Hudson, L. Peets, B. Ramirez, R. Anderson, T. Walker, P. Kilgore, Sponsor Mrs. Brown, J. Ross, D. Hill, M. Latham, R. McKee, Row 3 Sponsor Mr. Reed, C. Bre- Stevens, Row 5 M. Baldridge, C. Anderson, C. Gray, D. Bruce, P. Hallmark, P. Nor- wer, S. Ray, A. Ford, C. Morquecho, M. Eyestone, D. Bradford, J. Wilcox, M. La- ris, G. Fields, A. Carter, D. Carruth. Duke, Row 4 B. Kelley, D. Smith, J. Rodgers, G. Woodard, C. Johnson, D. Hall, P. Sponsoring Homecoming, Dances, Spring Fever Week, Assemblies are just a few things the Student Council does. Consisting of class representatives, club representatives, officers, Student Council works to- gether for the good of the school, faculty, student body. Though it’s hard work, each person involved knows when a little effort is put forth, they will get a lot in return. The ability to work have fun is what makes Student Council such a successful Organization. Pres. P. Gieger, V. Pres. T. Hicks, Sec. L. Nickols, Tres. J. Parker, Rep. R. Roberson. 137 Cheerleaders Get Down, Christina Morquecho, Head, 4 Yrs. Robin Roberson, 4 Yrs. Barbie Sulander, 3 Yrs. Lisa Nickols, 2 Yrs. Debbie McKee, 3 Yrs. Jenny Juroska, 2 Yrs. Janice Dawson, 1 Yr. Pearl Bailey, 3 Yrs. Varsity Cheer. L. to R. B. Sulander, C. Johnson, Row 2 R. Roberson, J. Juroska, Row 3 J. Dawson, L. Nickols, Row 4 C. Morquecho, D . McKee, Top P. Bailey J.V. Cheer. L. to R. J. Rodgers, F. Dawson, K. Brannon, M. LaDuke, (Head) D. Smidt. Loose Freshman Cheer. Bottom S. Brown, (Head) Row 2 L. Brown, G Reyes Top M. Kilgore Carolyn Johnson, Mascot, 2 Yrs. 139 Key’ers Serve Community = off i Keywanettes Row 1 C. Singleton, K. Graham, D. McKee, L. Peets, T. Hicks, D. So- Ford, T. Cheek, L. Taylor, L. Brown, M. Kilgore, M. Ables, J. Ross, S. Black, Row 5 renson, J. Williams, Row 2 S. Ray, S. Peets, D. Baggott, B. Milam, M. Cumby, T. _ L. Spence, T. Cumby, R. Prigmore, A. Cardwell, S. Price, B. Howell, K. Brannon, L. Stiles, C. Hill, Row 3 J. Spurgeon, C. Reyez, P. Mason, B. Gauntt, A. Lilly, J. Kilgore, D. Black, Not shown: Sponsor, Mr. McCollum. Wendt, G. Woodard, M. Ingram, P. Jones, Row 4 B. Ray, M. Burns, D. Smidt, A. Dedicated to helping others and serving the community, is what the Keywanettes and Key Club are all about. Working at the Octoberfest, visiting the handicapped and el- derly, providing goods for the needy, and cleaning up the school grounds, are just a few things they do throughout the year. These stu- dents know that their hard work will make for a funfilled and highly successful club. a F ee 4 Key Club Row 1 M. Baldridge, F. Tynes, J. Hodges, R. Law, M. Sherbert, J. Silva, A. White, Row 4 S. Smith, C. Castillo, Row 2 C. Gray, G. Morris, D. Maynard, R. Shel- Anderson, K. Kelso, D. Bruce, R. Townzen, R. Richard- ton, D. Garcia, J. Maynard, Row 3 R. Yoder, D. Nelon, J. son, Not shown: Sponsor, Mr. McCollum. 140 Clubs Get Involved With Fine Arts ‘® Ni i Drama Club Row | R. Gann, M. Eyestone, M. Caldwell, A. Car- ter, D. Carruth, M. Johnson, P. Mehl, Row 2 J. Parker, M. Winchester, J. Raska, B. Hale, T. Bowen, S. Washburn, Row 3 G. Killian, K. Taylor, J. Carter, M. Caldwell, C. Ruby, Row 4 Miss Yarbough, Spon. J. Russell, K. Crow, C. Bennet, T. Perkins, C. Brown, R. Conley. Art Club Row 1 C. Hundley, L. Brooks, F. Barre, K. John- son, C. Appleberry, Row 2 W. Williams, M. Riley, S. Guy, J. Marshall, Row 3 D. Brown, M. Sutton, M. Elmore, Row 4 V. Hicks, J. Bridendolf, P. Rob- inson, R. Argo. Library Club Row | A. Carter, R. Gann, M. Eyestone, M. Cald- well, T. Perkins, D. Carruth, M. Johnson, M. Cald- well, P. Mehl, B. Hale, Row 2 J. Rico, S. Gilbert, J. Raska, C. Pruitt, Mrs. Brewer, Row 3 R. Arnold, B. Kramer, J. Carter, W. Owen, T. Ranky, Row 4 G. Killian, K. Crow, M. Winchester, D. Smith, T. Har- per, J. Russell. 141 Clubs Hold Offices ... (O.E.A.); Row 3 T. Cumby, (Spch.) J. Byford, (Jr. cls.) D. Bruce, (F.C.A.) G. Kill- Interclub Council Row 1 M. Bell, (V.O.C.C.T.) M. Hernandez, (Sr. els.) P. Gieger, (St. Coun.) T. ian, (Band) A. Carter, (Lib.); Row 4 D. Baggott, (Annl.) S. Smith, (N.H.S.) C. Brown, (Intern.) M. Caldwell, (Drma.) Hicks, (Inter.) K. Andrews, (H.O.S.A.); Row 2 L. Pittman, (F.H.A.) F. Tynes, (Key) R. Warren, (R.M.) C. Morquecho, (Cheer.) L. Peets, (Keywnt.) C. Waldington, And Receives Honors Interclub Council is made up of all club or class Presidents. They all work together to make their club or class the best ever. dez, C. Rich, W. Owen, P. Ledbetter, N. Beavers, T. Franze, N.HLS. P. Kilgore, J. Parker, G. Woodard, K. Rosenthal, C. Ausley, A. Rippatoe, P. Ware, J. Ware, L. Comeir, Mrs. Stephens, B. Ruby, Row 2 P. Gieger, D. McKee, C. Massengale, S. Spon. L. Wright, Row 4 B. Thompson, A. Carter, T. Barton, Brown, K. Carraway, T. McDonald, J. Wendt, M.A. Penn, D. G. Matthew, J. Roark, P. Hallmark, S. Smith, N. Sameulson, Sorenson, P. Jones, F. Baree, Row 3 D. Gibson, M. Hernan- 5S. Moore, M. Kyestone, C. Brown. 142 Clubs, Free To Worship LL 4 Girls F.C.A. ders, K. Cameron, C. Burke, L. Davis, Row 3 L. Knight, W. Savage, R. Wimbish, C. Row 1 S. Wright, L. Lampman, C. Owens, S. Richardson, Row 2 C. Holst, K. Bor- Wright, D. Davis, Mrs. Reed Spon. Row 4 C. Brown, D. Buice, A. King, M. Elmore. | Boys F.C.A. D. Nealon, P. Gieger, J. Law, J. Maynard, M. Weldon, Row 3 R. Yoder, D. Garcia, Row 1 M. Hernandez, S. Smith, D. Bruce, P. Hallmark, J. Marr, Row 2 R. Shelton, J. Secoy, R. Krajcia, J. Scruggs, Row 4 J. Raines, D. Maynard, J. Allen, M. Smith. Clubs in action Drill Team members Teri McDonald and Adriana Medrano help enroll the Junior class Cheerleaders Robin Roberson and Lisa Nickols help assign parking spaces to who by the smiles on their faces show how anxious they are to get back to school. the Junior class. eee eter aee ' , et ere 2. £aT e ra Drama clubers Johnathan Russell and Albert Carter put on skit for Bulldogs at Pep Rally. Student Council plays Football Feud while Bulldog fans cheer them on. -0676 351 S 9 (corner of Race Enon) THERE NO Place Like | ine} oy ze} is} o al DM o | (=) se o ae} et 410 W. Enon REALTOR Me D FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH EVERMAN TEXAS Sporting Goods, Ine. y Jim Bridges across from Seminary South ALD 308 West Kellis Ft. 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Phi uosr m pieeny To $UCCc uw nt pal 4% 3 of ii In Memory Freshman. Walter Oswald Walter Oswald was a student of many talents. He played several musical instruments. cooked, and rebuilt lawn mower engines as a part time job. Walter built.a miniature air compressor as a Science Fair project that won first prize. He was scientifieally inclined, and at the time of his death was preparing to build a steam engine. The Beacon Staff would like to dedicate this section of the 1980 Beacon to Walter Oswald, a fine student. respected by both his teachers and his peers. 167 he vaport 7 ‘ @@eeaenaervtrane 4 ‘ � Acland tb Ade woo — oF . a t, 4 , . oe . “ 4 Fn if Ong s co. 4 ht ey Ch Mala a Fhtz is the only student at EHS with an address in South 7 rita. She is an exchange student from Santigo, the capitol of , P aw WChile. M ria has noticed many differences between the kind of , 7 F | -_ , 7 7 7 school system she is accustomed to and the one at Everman. For in- stance, instead of moving from one class to another as we do, the stu- dents remain in one room and the teachers are mobile. Due to the “ differences in seasons, they attend school from March to November. Rugby is the favorite sport as opposed to football. Maria took English as a foreign language, while Spanish was required. Perhaps the bi- H ggest difference was the fact that she attended an all girl school in . Chile, All in all, Maria seems to be enjoying American life. EHS wel- comes you Maria! Out of sixteen choir students attend- ing U.I.L. solo contest at UTA, seven came back with division one ratings. Jenny Kern received a one in grade III and Leslie Brown earned a one in grade II. Five students, Debra Tisdale, Pam Martin, Carolyn Johnson, Tammy Bauer, and Albert Carter will be going to Austin to compete in the class I state meet. v va Pam Martin Tisdale D, SENIORS, CLASS OF 1930 Aaaaa ... Phillip Aaron—69, 136 Douglas Adams—69 Kelie Adams—58, 69, 135 Rodney Allen—69 Craig Anderson—69, 140 Robin Anderson—69, 136 Cheryl Appleberry—69, 133, 134, 141 David Armold—69, 134 Cheryl Ausley—25, 69, 134, 142 Van Austin—69 Bbbbb ... Dawn Baggott—4, 17, 20, 21, 25, 58, 69, 133, 137, 140, 142 Pam Bale—69, 132 Tony Barton—609, 133, 142 Leigh Ann Berg—69 Natalie Beaver—25, 69, 136, 142 Mike Beaty—69, 136 Stan Berkley—69, 136 Rita Beserra—69, 136 Mischell Black—69, 136 Jedda Blessing—69, 136 Celena Bocangra—18, 19, 25, 69, 76, 131, 164 Romana Bozeman—609, 136 Debbie Bradford—25, 69, 137 Bobby Brannon- 69, 136 Maritta Brannon—42, 69 Stanley Brannan—69 Pam Bravo—69 Connie Brewer—69, 133, 134, 137 Bobby Brown—16, 49, 46, 69 Cathy Brown—69, 141, 142, 143 Debbie Brown—25, 58, 69 Leslie Brown—15, 69, 134, 141, 169 Theresa Brown—69, 134 Leslie Brooks—14, 15, 56, 57, 69, 141 Dannie Bruce—5, 20, 21, 63, 69, 76, 137, 140, 142, 142, 164 Rick Bryant—69, 136 Mike Bryers—64, 68 Ceece . i Michael Caldwell—15, 70, 118, 141, 142 Robert Campbell—20, 21, 70, 133 David Carruth—70, 118, 134, 141 Albert Carter—3, 14, 15, 70, 126, 141, 142, 169 Andy Carter—70, 133, 134, 137, 144 Ricky Castillo—70, 140 Vickie Castillo—25, 70, 134, 164 Charles Chamber—70, 136 Randy Champ—70, 136 Robert Champ—70, 136 David Chaney—70 Pedro Chazarreta—70 Anna Cheshewalla—70, 131 Donna Clendenna—70, 136 Eddie Clendenn—70 David Cook—70 Tracey Cook—70 Lori Cooper—25, 70, 131, 134 Tami Cumby—4, 20, 21, 70, 118, 140, 142 Billy Cummingham—70 Ddddd ... Denise Daggs—70, 134 Clard Davis—37, 70 Tammie Davis—70 Janice Dawson—8,9,18, 23, 24, 58, 70, 135, 138, 139 Woody Dawson—20, 21, 46, 49, 70, 133, 135 Jeff Dean—20, 21, 70, 128 Larry Dnskill—70 Tammie Duke—70, 134 Edward Dunham—70 George Dwiggins—70 Eeeee eee Cindy Edward—70 PStht as Denise Farmer—70, 136 Gregg Fields—39 70, 130, 164 Jeff Fincher—136 Greg Foley—10, 11, 60, 70 Robin Fasaronty—133 Tommy Fouts—64, 70 Laura Franks—71, 134 Tracy Franz—71, 142, 166 Gegeg - -- Danny Gamble—70, 71 Mike Garner—71] Philip Geiger—4, 20, 21, 37, 76, 70, 71, 130, 133, 137, 142, 143 Darius Gill—71, 166 170 J. Griffith—136 David Gipson—71, 133 Daryl Givens—20, 21, 49, 46, 56, 71, 133, 135 Larry Greene—71 Roger Griffin—71 Hbhhbh .. . Leacretia Hall—71 Phillip Hallmark 35, 39. 76, 71, 130, 137, 142, 143. 164 Robert Hargis—71, 136 V. Harper—136 William Hatch—71 Tammy Hicks—23, 142 Mark Hernandez—4, 17, 20, 21, 24, 27, 35, 56, 63, aks 75, 76, 130, 133, 142, 143, 144, 164 John Hicks—20, 21, 27, 71, 133 Victor Hicks—20, 21, Donna Hill—28, 47, 71, 131, 135, 137 Donita Hines—52, 58, 71 Mike Hipkins—70 Jeff Hodges 71, 140 Tim Horton—71 David Hunter—71, 130 Junior Huntsberger—71 , 71, 76, 131, 134, 137, 140, liiii Jeff Inraham—71, 136 Todd Ireland—71 Jjji) Cary Jacobs 71, 136 Bryon Jasperson -71 Debra Johnson—6, 20, 21, 52, 58, 71, 133 Carolyn Johnson —58. 71, 76, 92, 134, 135, 137, 139, 169 Paul Jamison—71, 136 Rudi Jackson—35, 37, 39, 46, 130 Keith Johnson—46, 49, 71 Willa Johnson—71 Gary Jones—71 Larry Jones—73 Mark Jones—73 Billy Jordon—73 Kkkkk Tim Kamp—73 Evelyn Keaton—4, 20, 21, 73, 133 Kyle Kelso—73, 118, 140 Jay Kite—73 Viki Kirkman—73 Gary Killian—10, 11, 60, 73, 141, 142 Phillip Kilgore—73, 142, 166 Raymond Knight 73 Denise Kor—44, 126 Lill Carole Lampman—73 Lisa Lampman—73, 136 Mark Lankford—26, 67, 68, 73, 74 Mark Latham—18, 73, 76 Cori Leahy—25, 73 Danny Langana—73 Lori Leonard—73, 118 Pam Ledbetter—42, 43, 73, 142, 166 Mike Lester—72, 73 Beckie Lewis—73 Paul Lewis—73, 136 Reginal Lewis Lisa Linville Mmmmm ... Janice Marshall—4, 20, 21, 25, 58, 73, 133, 135, 136 Gary Mattews—20, 21, 73, 128, 142 Pam Martin—73, 169 Craig Mayfield—73 Teri McDonald— David McEllann—73 E. McIntyne—73 Ricky McKee—73, 136, 137 Morgan McKnight—25, 73, 130 Sheila McTear—58, 73 Adrianne Medrano—72, 131, 144 Alphonzo Miller—72 Jackie Mitchell—72 Tina Monkers—72 Josye Moore—72, 128 Gerald Moses—72, 136 Christina Morquecho—8, 9, 18, 25, 72, 137, 138, 139, 142 Kathy Mott—72, 134 Melody Musick—72, 134 Nnnnn... 67, 73, 131, 142, 144 Charles Needham—72 Dewayne Nelson—72 Kieth Nelon—143 Lisa Nichols—8, 9, 72, 137, 138, 139, 144 Keith Nowel—72, 102 Melissa Nuckols—72, 131, 134 Ooooo ... Robin Oliver—72 Mark Osborn—35, 39, 72, 130 Ppppp -- - Lorie Peets—72, 140, 142 Mary Ann Penn—72, 134, 142 Donna Penny—72 Rebicca Perkins—72, 136 Teri Perkins—25, 72, 141 Sheri Perry—72 Yvette Perry—72 Laura Pittman—72, 142 Cheryl Polk—72 Delores Porter—72 Robert Price—25, 37, 39, 46, 49, 67, 72, 130 Debra Reid—10, 11, 72 Lynne Richardson—72 Sherrick Ringer—72 Andrea Rippetoe—72, 142 James Roark—60, 72, 133, 142 Bob Roberson—74, 136 Robin Roberson—5, 8, 9, 13, 14, 18, 19, 23, 25, 27, 68, 73, 76, 118, 137, 138, 144, 164 Tom Roberson—136 Kelly Rosenthal—74, 134, 142 Ssss. eevee Scarlett Sampson—58, 74, 134 Norris Samuelson—10, 11, 74, 142 Michele Schackow—14 Ashley Schmeiter—74 Raymond Scroggins—74 Robin Seets—23, 25, 67, 74, 131 Cheryl Sheets—74 LeAnne Sikes—74 Rick Shelton—20, 21, 27, 74, 133, 140, 143 Steve Smith—46, 47, 49, 74, 128, 140, 142, 143 Chuck Snapp—74 Lisa Spurgeon—74 Jeannie Statham—74, 128 Tommy Stephenson—37, 39, 67, 74, 130 Danny Stevens—74 Sharon Steward—74, 136 Rita Stiles—74 Barbir Sulander—23, 25, 74, 122, 138, 139 TET ust... Deedy Taylor—74 Karl Taylor—39, 56, 74 Shelia Taylor—74, 128 Melissa Thetford—25, 74 Eve Thorton—5, 2 Danny Tisdale—32 , 36, 39, 56, 74, 130, 135 Ronnie Trebing—27, 39, 74, 130 Dale Tuttleton—74, 128 Fred Tymes—74, 140, 142 UUUuuu ... Connie Ulbright—74 Jack Underwood—74 VVVVvwvw ... Troy Vass—74, 136 Bobbie Vaughn—74 Jenny Vaughan—74 WW Www... Cheryl Wadlington—74, 134, 142 Greg Wagner—75 Traci Walker—25, 75 Michele Ward—75, 134 Robin Warren—25, 47, 67, 75, 131, 142, 164 Cecilaia Washburn—15, 75, 134, 141 Julie Ware—75, 134, 142 Annette Watts—75 Jeanna Western—25, 75, 136 George Westfall—75 David Wilson—77 Rhonda Wilhelm—75 Angela Williams—75 Sharon Williams—58, 75, 134, 135 Warren Williams—75, 141 Dana Willingham—20, 21, 75, 133 Laura Witley—25, 46, 67, 75, 131 Sheryl Winashki—75, 136 Randy Winchester—49, 75 Bruce Witler—75 Buddy Wofford—75 Laura Wright—42, 75, 142 Tracy Yoder—25, 54, 75 Tony Young—75, 136 , 128, 133 JUNIORS, CLASS OF 1981 Aaaaa... Jon Allen—87, 134, 143 Kathy Andrews—87, 128, 142 Lisa Archey—87, 134 Ronnie Argo—87, 136 Tommy Arrington—87 Donald Atmore—20, 21, 56, 87, 130, 133 Cheryl Axline—87 Bbbbb ... Pearl Bailey—16, 23, 24, 52, 58, 80, 87, 122, 135, 139 Mike Bain—56, 87 Mack Baldridge—87, 128, 137, 140 Charles Banks—87 Richard Barbas—60, 87 Faye Barree—87, 134, 141, 142 Donna Barrington—87, 134 Tina Baxter—87, 134 Doug Beagles—87, 130 Cheryle Bean—24, 87, 131, 134 Kristi Bean—87 Marta Behrens—87, 136 Greg Blalock—87 Tracey Boman—87, 134 Cathy Borders—24, 87, 94, 143 Deirdie Boson—87 Karen Boson—87 Kurt Boson—35, 56, 87, 139 Mark Baudin—40, 87 Jackie Bradford—87, 136 Lindy Brown—87, 17 Cindy Brown—24, 87 David Brown—87, 136, 141 James Brown—87, 128, 135 Richard Brown—87 Shelley Brown—87, 142 Dona Bryan—4, 20, 21, 87 Lisa Bryant—87 Wendy Bryant—87, 134 Kevin Buie—87, 131, 133 Ralph Buhlin—87, 130 Jay Burney—35, 88 Jeff Byford—4, 16, 20, 21, 24, 27, 80, 82, 88, 89, 90, 133, 142. 162 cece... Karen Cameron—54, 128, 143, 88 Brenda Carter—136, 88 Karen Carraway—88, 142 Anita Cardwell—88 Shelia Cason—88, 134 Joe Castillo—67, 88 Frank Castillo—24, 88, 118 Robyn Conley—88, 141 Christie Campbell—88, 24 Sherry Coffey—88, 128 Leslie Cormier—88, 128, 124, 142 Sheri Coulston—24, 88, 52 Terry Coulston—88, 136 Sherri Criss—88 Keith Crow—15, 88, 141 Linda Cummins—88 Charlotte Cunnigham—88, 131 Jerry Curtis—46, 88 Mildred Covington—88 Ddddd... Lisa Daggs—42, 43, 89, 134 Dana Dalton—6, 24, 89 Vincent Delgado—89, 136 Tammi Dickerson—89, 128, 134 Mike Dougherty—89, 24 Jennifer Dunlap—42, 89 Eeeee ... Vicki Edwards—89 Martha Eyestone—15, 17, 89, 137, 141, 142 Britt. .- Merilee Farmer—24, 44, 89, 126 Robin Fasorani—89 Mike Foote—89 Jamie French—89 Guy Galzarana—40 Anita Ford—24, 89, 128, 131, 137, 140, 162, 188 (7 an Rhonda Gann—15, 141 Danny Garcia—89, 140, 143 Charles Garner—89 Paul Garrett—18, 89, 133 Selina Germain—89 Don Gibson—24, 89, 130, 142 Bobbette Glaze—89, 136 Bubba Graham—89, 128 Jay Graham—89 Kim Graham—89, 140 Paul Graham—89 Sandy Gregory—89 Paula Griffin—89, 128, 131 Selina Griffin—89 Rhonda Guhl—89, 134 Randy Gunn—89 Sherry Guy—89 Stanley—89 Hhhhh ... Shielia Haggard—24, 87, 136 Eddie Hall—40, 89 Kym Hankins—89 Alvin Hardgers—89 Bobby Harper—89 Ted Harper—8, 134, 141 John Hawkins—84 Jerie Hayley—84 Robbie Heffer—84 Mickey Hernandez—24, 84, 126, 129 Ruedi Hill—39, 56, 57, 84, 130 Denise Hillary—84 Carl Hillman—84 Susan Hollars—84 Carol Holst—84, 143 Greg Horton—136 Wayne Howell—84 Carol Hundley—84, 131, 134, 136, 141 Pat Hudson—24, 84, 94, 133, 135, 137 Jeannie Hyke—84 Dita as. Marsha Ingram—24, 28, 84, 131, 140, 163 Jijij Jenny Juroska—8, 9, 23, 24, 84, 122, 123, 142 James Johson—84 Reginal Johson—84 Alonzo Jones—84, 25 Cindy Jones—84 Paula Jones—84, 140, 142 Mark Kamp—84 Kenneth Keaton—20, 21, 84, 133 Rachael Kellum—84 Gary Kent—84, 136 Lisa Kilgore—84, 128, 140 William Killingsworth—84 Bobby Knight—84 Ernest Knight—84 Lynda Knight—24, 54, 84, 143 Glenn Knowles—84, 136 IB og Lita Lampman—24, 54, 84, 143 Jay Law Jr.—24, 84, 130, 140, 143 Rodney Lecroy—84 Robert Lea—24, 84, 130 Angela Lester—84 Bennie Lewis—84, 130 Steve Lightford—40, 85 Mike Lindsey—85 Shelley Livingston—27, 47, 85, 131 Mmmmn ... Doyle Maynard—47, 27, 85, 126 Sherry Martin—47, 27, 85, 126 Charmaine Massengale—85, 142 Peggy Mehl—15, 85, 133, 141 Vickie Menchaca—86, 134 Cassandra Mennefee—58, 85, 133 Steve Metcalfe—63, 85, 128 Bonnie Milam—12, 13, 47, 85, 131, 140 Arreba Miller—58, 85, 133 Bruce Miller—24, 85, 90, 91, 130 Missy Mitchell—24, 52, 85 Tim McCroy—85 Noel McCue—85 Mishelle McDonald—85 Casaundra McDowell—85 Debbie McKee—8, 9, 23, 24, 17, 28, 85, 89, 126, 139, 140, 142, 163 Dee Mc Vean—85 Treena Mitchell—85 Kim Montgomery—85, 133 Rick Moody—63, 85, 128 Bryan Moore—20, 21, 85, 133 Sharon Moore—86, 142 Susan Moore—86, 128, 131 Zelda Moreno—86 Eddie Morris—24, 39, 63, 86, 130 Lisa Morris—86, 131 Fabian Morquecho—86 Nnnnn... Dale Nelson—86, 136, 140 Brenda Newberry—86, 134 Paul Norris—27, 64, 86, 137 Ooooo... Danny Oliver—86 Darrel Orr—86 Cheryl Owen—24, 54, 86, 143 Warren Owen—86, 134, 131, 141, 142 Ppppp .-.- Laurie Pack—86 Mike Page—86 Frank Pantoja—86, 130 Jan Parker—12, 13, 15, 24, 25, 86, 131, 135, 137, 141, 142 Harris Parks—46, 48, 86 Trent Paschal—86 Donald Payne—50, 86 James Pennock—86, 136 Jeri Penny—86, 128 David Perry—86 Scott Potter—86 Cari Price—24, 86 Dave Price—87, 128, 136 Tonya Primm—20, 21, 87, 133 Cindy Pruitt—87, 134, 141 Barbara Ramirez—87, 89, 99, 128, 130, 137 Martha Ramirez—128 Eva Randle—87 Teresa Rankey—87, 134, 141 Shelly Ray—26, 47, 87, 89, 128, 131, 137, 140 Joel Rexroat—87, 128, 130 Cindy Rich—87, 136, 142 Ronnie Richardson—24, 87, 134, 140 Ray Richardson—87 Paula Robenson—87, 141 Cynthia Rodriquez—87 Doug Rosenthal—87 Randy Ross—24, 87, 136 Melany Rowley—87 Jonathan Russell—15, 87, 127, 128, 141, 144 Tammy Salter—24, 87, 139 Lynn Scroggins—40, 87 Terry Scruggs—87, 143 John Secoy—24, 50, 81, 87, 126, 134, 143 Mike Shurbet—87, 24, 140 Jeff Silva—87, 136, 140 Cynthia Singleton—27, 47, 87, 131, 140 Teresa Skinner—87, 128 Curtis Smith—87 Darrel Smith—87, 141 Lorri Smith—24, 27, 87, 131 Mike Smith—87, 134 Rodrick Smith—37, 56, 57, 87, 130 Susan Smith—48, 67, 87, 131, 17 Mark Smith—24, 46, 87, 143 Dennice Sorenson—8, 24, 47, 87, 118, 131, 140, 142, 163 Lori Spence—4, 20, 21, 87, 133, 140 Mark Sutton—87, 136 Todd Spurgeon—90 Randy Stallard—90 Mike Stults—63, 90, 129 Mark Sottom—90, 141 Dette Matt Tacker—90 Sheri Tallon—42, 90 David Tarrant—15, 90, 141 Kevin Taylor—15, 90 Kim Teal—90 Barry Templin—24, 90, 130 Jamie Terrel—90 Sonya Thomas—20, 21, 90, 133 Judith Thomas—90 Barry Thompson—90, 118, 142 Richard Townzen—64, 90, 131, 140 Leigh Turner—24, 52, 90, 211 Lisa Turner—24, 90 Vvvw ... Derek Vaughn—14, 86, 90, 91, 87, 141 Kevin Vaughn—90 Jennifer Vaughm—90, 111, 131, 133 Laura Vaughn—90, 131 Ollie Vann—90 Wwwww... Lynn Ward—90, 128 Pam Ware—47, 90, 131, 136, 142 Feta Warren—90, 134 Melanie Washington—90, 128 John Watson—90 ts Raymond Weathered—56, 90, 130 Cindy Weathersbee—48, 90, 134 Laurie Weeks—24, 90, 134 David Weikum—90 Ronda Wells—90, 136 Julie Wendt—47, 90, 131, 134, 140, 142 Bobby Wheeler—90 Rick Wilkerson—91 Lisa Willaims—91 Cheryl Wilson—91 Lynn Woods—91 Allan White—24, 67, 91, 140 Larry White—91 Anthony White—91 Susan Wright—24, 52, 143 Gina Woodard—4, 20, 21, 27, 90, 133, 137, 140, 142, 162 Yyyyy... Oswald Young—91 Zzzzz ... Gary Zimmerman—91 171 Wire Pages Turn, The Year Ends, The «, Subscriptions Expire ... - Just as subscriptions expire, yearly activities come to a close. Summer arrives and Campus J es to a halt. Minutes Reflect Hours .. . The campus filled with voices, the final days of vacation slowly flickered and faded with summer. 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