Floydada High School - Hesper Yearbook (Floydada, TX)
- Class of 1977
Page 1 of 232
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School Board Works for Bel-ferment of Schools
Students and faculty
aren't the only ones who
keep FHS running
smoothly. The members of
the school board contribute
their time, thoughts, and
energy as well. A few of
their activities include set-
ting school policies, hiring
the faculty, and deciding
where funds should be
spent. The election of
school board members is
one way in which the com-
munity reveals its desires
and ideas for making FHS a
better school.
LEFT: STANDING - Lawrence Sto-
vall and Travis Jones. SITTING -
Jerrold Vinson and Harvey Allen.
BOTTOM LEFT: Gene Arwine,
Vice President and Betty Holmes,
Secretary. BOTTOM RIGHT:
Thomas Warren, President .
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A very outstanding figure we meet in our Journey
through Whirlwind Country is A. E. Baker, Superin-
tendent of Floydada Schools. He is an extremely
hard-working individual who tries to make our roads
smooth but with just enough bumps left to help us
know what to expect in future years. Like all other
hard-working administrators, he takes a little time
off now and then to enjoy a game of golf or to read a
good book, among various other interests. A. E.
Baker is a dedicated man who is highly respected by
students and faculty alike.
C. E. Tyer
As the path of a Whirlwind winds through FHS, one person stands
out as a guidepost signaling various directions which can or should be
taken. This person is the principal of Floydada High School, C. E.
Tyer. In addition to student guidance, Mr. Tyer must handle person-
nel, record information for governmental agencies, and attend end-
less meetings. In his personal life, Mr. Tyer enjoys carpentry work
and is an avid fisherman.
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Lahoma Matsler, Secretary and Registrar of FHS is a very busy and
knowledgeable person. Added to her regular office duties, she also keeps
the financial records for all school organizations and keeps the school reg-
isters. Mrs. Matsler has a friendly greeting for teachers and students
alike.
The FHS Teacher Aide, Sherre West, appears to be the teachers' best
friend as she types and runs off materials and handles films. Mrs. West is
equally helpful to the students by being understanding and capable in her
duties. Much of her time is spent in assisting the principal. She does
indeed give aid in all phases of the school.
Serving in his first full year as Assistant Principal, L. G. Wilson
assumed much responsibility in addition to that of Athletic Director and
Head Football Coach. There are two sides to this administrator - one side
is the stern disciplinarian. The other facet is the friendly, smiling person
who usually has a trick or a scheme going with many chuckles and grins.
One fact is certain - there's never a dull moment with L. G. Wilson
around to brighten the day. '
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As we journey through Whirlwind Country we come upon a very
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students and teachers go through much during the year. There are
good times along with some bad. The faculty contributes to keep-
ing the spirit of FHS high. They spend many long hours after school
helping in activities such as the school paper, poster parties,
sports, and many others. Being a member of the FHS faculty is
more than just a 9 to 5 job - it is an active part of each of their
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always time for a joke, a relaxing little get together, or just a chat
between classes. The attitude of the faculty is one way in which FHS
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Getting involved was the key word for the faculty members dur-
ing Homecoming this year. Everyone prepared the stage and class-
rooms for the big event by decorating for the assembly and cre-
atively modeling bulletin boards for the ex-students. The pride
FHS is noted for definitely fluctuated through the school as teach-
ers excitedly awaited the arrival of the oncoming traditional
activities. When all was ready, they really got involved by partic-
ipating in the various meetings held on campus. For all - exes,
teachers, and present students - it was a week filled with many
happy memories.
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The men behind the scenes at FHS are the custodians. These men work
during the day as well as before and after school hours to see that the
building and its facilities are ready to roll for the students and faculty.
These men make FHS a much more comfortable place to work and study.
When something falls, breaks, or cracks, there is always a custodian
nearby to help.
When third period rolls around, you can count on the aroma of lunch
drifting through the air. The ladies who work in the cafeteria prepare a
well-balanced meal for the students and teachers of FHS every day. Their
hard work is appreciated by the hungry people who go there for lunch.
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day while the sponsors fasten their seat
belts for an unanticipated exciting year
ahead of them. The beginning of this
unending journey was unseasoned by expe-
rience. They had to learn on their own as
the sponsors gradually tightened their hold
on the productive class. With each new
adventure, an unprohibited thrill broke
out, and the Freshmen found themselves
amidst an enthusiastic FHS. They hastily
discarded their uneasiness and replaced it
with confidence. Now, as the Freshmen
learned what it meant to be a vital mem-
ber of FHS, the sponsors partially lessened
their urgency for authority as the Fresh-
men began their individual entry into
life. They grew while grasping the joys
and sorrows of each new experience.
School life became easy and exciting as
well as important. Each member of the
class advanced to a stage of personal sig-
nificance that can only come from partic-
ipation as a Freshman of FHS.
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ABOVE: Leading the Freshmen through a very confusing one-way journey were officers Alex Torrez
CSecretary-Treasurerb, Lori Bice CReporterb, Kelly Higginbotham CPoster Chairmanj, and Troy
Marquis 4PresidemJ. Not pictured: Junior Arredondo CV-Presidentj. and Robby Thrasher CPoster
Chairmanb.
Settling back and fastening their seat belts to begin a new year were sponsors TOP: Jack Mclntosh
CHeadJ. Daniel Coward, Dale Tyer. BOTTOM: Mona Dean, Sue Jan Herber, and Holly Moritz.
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Rose Marie Pena David Peralez Maria Perez Glenna Powell Mary Ramirez Tracy Reddy
John Reese Sylvia Rendon Rex Reves Arturo Reyes Ricky Reyes Daniel Rodriquez
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FHS better.
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make a U-Turn. To penetrate the friendly
atmosphere of this school or to apprehend
the expansive excitement is to endure a
straightforward path to the top.
The Sophomore Class found itself fluc-
tuating between interest and a still small
consciousness of curiosity. They became
efficient Fl-IS members who measured up
to true Whirlwinds. They painstakingly
exerted enthusiasm within their class that
proved advantageous in the long run.
They realized that they were qualified to
undertake any opposition. Their optimis-
tic outlook lost all moderation and step-
ped out into the world with confidence
and determination to succeed. A contin-
ued influence brought action to the rou-
tine of all involved. The entire school
was fortunate to sample their energetic
spirit. Being cautious not to counteract
the order of our school, they faced the
climbing lane ahead with hope.
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ABOVE: Realizing the Sophomore year is one with No U-Tums were the leaders: LaDelle Noland
CPoster Chairmanj. Kary Helms iPresidentb, Brad Feuerbacher fTreasurerJ, Terry Willson CPoster
Chairmanj, and Jay Waller Ckeportery. Not pictured: Clinton Ware CV-Presidentb and Donnette
Williams CSec1-etaryj.
Signaling a climbing lane ahead for their class were sponsors Jane Bean Cl-Ieadh, Janet Milam, Janie
Synatzske, and Alice Baker.
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area that requires caution for every Junior
in FHS. The merging traffic of life is sud-
denly an obscure apparition that must be
yielded to. There is a compulsive attrac-
tion toward maturity that surpasses the
obligation to react in a routine manner.
Each new, occasionally risky, impulse
must be treated with concise determina-
tion.
The Junior class of 1977 has traveled
parallel with effervescence. Their aim
and destination has been to enjoy the
unconcealing environment of the present
before entering the camouflaged future
expectantly awaiting them. The senti-
mentality of this time together will be
cherished in the years to come .
The demands necessary for accomplish-
ment in a world of constant conversion
demands adjustment and awareness of
reality. Their interest insured encourag-
ing opportunities while an incurable devo-
tion developed through their concern.
They savored the outstanding events of the
school as they learned to cope with the
customary routine. The final year
remaining left every Junior impatient and
shivering with expectations of promise .
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ABOVE: Merging into the mainstream at FHS required accepting responsibilities yet allowed yield-
ing to seniority. Accomplishing these tasks were Junior officers: TOP: Doug Simpson CReporterJ,
Rusty Cagle CV-Presidentj. MIDDLE: Lori Vinson and Adeana Morris CPoster Chairmenj, Tolya
Hickerson fBanquet Chairmanj. BOTTOM: Jill Poage CSecretaryJ, Susan Stovall CBanquet Chair-
manj . Not pictured: Phyllis Johnson CPresident7, and Kerry Pratt QTreasurerJ.
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CHeadl, Benny Locke, and Don Stegall. BOTTOM: Sally Wylie, Mary Alice Craig, Frances Puck-
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Roijon Adams Angie Alfaro Shannon Bell Rhonda Benneu Atha Blake
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The Juniors were rewarded for the long hours spent deco-
rating on a ladder by the laughs and enjoyment at the
banquet. The prom brought this special occasion to a
close as each person burned up every last ounce of
energy swinging into action at the dance.
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Juniors. This was portrayed through their outgoing will-
ingness to attempt almost anything as they joined with
the other classes boosting the Mean Green spirit and par-
ticipating in all of the other extra-curricular activities.
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Being a Senior is never over nor com-
pleted because the memories will always
be there. The title, Senior, is a major
accomplishment that entitles a person to
exit to a more prosperous life. ln the jour-
ney through life, being a Senior is an
experience never to be forgotten, and the
significance of the decisions made
throughout the year is vital to the genuine
happiness required for a successful future .
The Senior class of 1977 at FHS will
cherish every year spent together, but the
last brought shivers at the realization that
sentimentality is taking hold, and an
impatient future awaits down the road.
Each day as a Senior influenced the com-
munication with life to which each
devoted twelve years. The sharing of tears
and laughter were collected as each indi-
vidual went his separate way.
Sufficient education and discipline has
been administered to the students, but
once the exit is taken, the decision of
one's destiny must be made. The inspira-
tions of parents, teachers, and friends are
mingled with awareness of self-interests
for the molding of the future. FHS's task is
completed , but never forgotten.
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ABOVE: Eagerly awaiting their exit from FHS and knowing their future lives are ahead of them
were Senior officers: TOP: Randy Ratheal CPresidentl, Randy Rainwater CV-Presidentl, Jeff Johnson
CSecretaryh. BOTTOM: Holly Hartsell QTreasurerJ, Ann Campbell CPoster Chairmanb, Robin Roberts
fReporterJ. and Laura McCulley CPoster Chairmanj.
Anticipating success at the next exit for their class were sponsors Polly Cardinal fl-leadl, Jerry Liv-
ingston, O. L. Harris, Helen Patterson, and Barbara Christian.
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The year of 1977 held many pleasurable stops for the Seniors.
Although most were new and exciting there were three out-
standing times awaiting this class. Being a Senior during
Homecoming, preparing for those roaring pep rallies, and
picking up those long-awaited invitations were the highlights of
the adventure-filled year.
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MIKE BEAN CHERYL BEARDEN
STEPHEN BECKER KIM BERTRAND
THIESS BROWN TRACY BROWN
NANETTE BURK ANN CAMPBELL
Being a Senior of FHS doesn't mean they always act like a Whirl-
wind. Sometimes, a few stray off the path and go as far as imitating
ELEPI-IANTSZ' When they finally return to home base that Whirlwind
spirit shines and one can see the glow in the face of each Senior as he
receives his Senior shirt.
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"Red Rover, Red Rover, can ANYONE come over?" The Seniors
returned to the early days of their Journey at the traditional Senior kid
party. They played many of their childhood games and returned home
with lots of bumps and bruises just like when they were kids. They also
attended a Valentines party where things weren't quite as rouh but
just as much fun.
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BILLY MARQUIS VIRGIL MARTIN
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Enthusiasm filled the hearts and minds of the Seniors as they worked
to raise spirit through poster parties, the Senior-Faculty Basketball
game, and by reworking the victory bell. The anticipation grew even
stronger when they realized they would each in turn receive their dip-
lomas.
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Several students were honored by being selected to represent FHS in
outside organizations. CTOP LEFTJ Student Guests of Rotary - TOP: Jay
Lackey, Dean Hinton, Keith Tooley, Randy Ratheal, Mike Bean.
MIDDLE: Laura McCulley, Nanette Burk, Beth Stovall, Kathy Green,
Tracey Puckett, Connie Martinez. BOTTOM: Grant Hambright. Jay
Womack, Billy Marquis, Pat Miller. CTOP RIGHTD DAR - Tracey
Puckett. CCENTER RIGHTJ BOYS STATE - Dean Hinton and Layne
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KELLY WARREN
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BRENDA TURNER RONNIE WALL
STEVE WESTBROOK JAY WOMACK
The Senlors of '77 left thelr mark on FHS by glvlng FHS a new tro-
phy case. Randy Ratheal and A. E. Baker shake hands as Randy pres-
ents the gift on behalf of the Class of "77.
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ine love, and responsibility. Constant caring is always
required of a student to excel in leadership at FHS just
as an awareness of caring is necessary in the obligation
of a happy animal. That's the reason Tracey Puckett,
Martha Rendon, and Ronnie Wall were chosen for the
honors of Mr. and Misses Fl-IS. Although, for the first
time known, there is a tie, both girls have shown con-
sideration for a school that has done as much for them
as they have done for it. All three revealed pride in
each task they undertook as it became an impulse to
devote time to a school well loved, to be patient, and
to assume responsibility. They have succeeded at FHS
and leave with a promising and happy future awaiting
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BRENDA TURNER
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MIKE BEAN
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The journey of a student through high school is a
demanding yet a fascinating one. For the lucky few,
there are some stops along the way for good behav-
ior. Each month the faculty nominates and the Stu-
dent Council Representatives elect a boy and a girl
as Citizen of the Month. Also honored for displaying
outstanding citizenship were the six students pro-
claimed as Citizens of the Quarter.
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Rick Covington Andy Rainwater Jon Jones Morris Keele
Tracey Puckett Darla Assiter Lisa West Tammy Payne
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY
Jay Waller Ricky Day Jim Potts Mike Bean Jay Womack
Rhonda Bennett Lisa West Shonda Fulton Brenda Fulton Shawnda Heflin
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Traceg Puckefl
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Kelli Lgons
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BELOW: Lisa Powell, Jonna West, Donnette Williams, and Melody Stringer were the
other nominees.
At last the moment had arrived. Each nominee was seated on stage
with a relative as her escort standing behind her. Everyone was
eagerly awaiting the announcement of the runners-up and, finally,
the queen.
Being a nominee for Homecoming Queen was a great honor as each
girl was chosen by her class to represent them in the election.
Tension mounted as the Student Council officers appeared on
stage, each with a rose to present to the runners-up, one-by-one.
The climax was reached as a bouquet of roses, a crown, and a kiss
were presented to Miss Holly Hartsell, 1976 Homecoming Queen.
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For many, Homecoming '76 was a time to slow down
from the present day rush, stop, and turn around to journey
back. They traveled down the road which once had
brought them together with friends to share those seem-
ingly unending high school days and from which they later
drifted into their separate paths.
For those still in FHS, Homecoming was a time to make
the memories which would be stored away to emerge as
nostalgic reminiscences when they, too , became Exes.
For both, Homecoming means the excitement of seeing
friends and participating in many well-prepared activi-
ties. Some students creatively worked together on decora-
tions for the Queen assembly, while others shook with
anxiety waiting for the outcome of the contest. There
were those who helped register former students while oth-
ers sold refreshments. Many Exes and students alike
enjoyed eating a good barbecue dinner. For all, Home-
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everyone was united with old friends and acquaintances
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MIKE BEAN , PRESIDENT
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TOP: Sammy Bradley, Kenneth Young,
Jimmy Covington, Greg Jones, Rick
Reddy, Randy Ratheal, Iill Poae, Mitzi
Hale. Melody Stringer. MIDDLE: Holly
Hartsell, Tracey Puckett, Orhan Erisir,
Ion Jones, Leeta Adams, Beverly Burle-
son, Donnette Williams. BOTTOM: Jerry
Livingston CSponsorj, Kelly Turner. Jef-
frey Johnson, Nanette Burk, Darla Assiter,
Tracy Tyer, Shonda Fulton.
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Cervantes, Terry Willson, Rollie Rinker CSponsorJ, Steve Westbrook, Beth
Stovall, Robin Roberts. MIDDLE: Julie Morton, Iaine Guest, Valynda Chan-
dler, Tracy Reddy, Leanne Ferguson, Kristi Willis, Brenda Fulton. BOTTOM:
Carmen Morales, ludi Bean, Tolya Hickerson, Susan Stovall, Elisa Garrett,
LaDelle Noland. Pam Muncy.
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student council members put in many hours on a
variety of projects. Sponsoring an AFS student and
preparing for Homecoming were major responsi-
bilities. To these were added caroling at the nurs-
ing home and sponsoring a Spaghetti Supper.
Planning, preparing, and participating in these
activities brought the SC officers, representa-
tives, and alternates together as an active group
in FHS.
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The FHS Student Council led the student body into
many crazy, fun-filled activities this year. Twirp
Week included Hat Day, Character-50's Day, the
Miss Twirp Week Contest, and Mr. Cool. Laughs
were plentiful as the students responded with much
interest to these activities which provided a much
needed break in school routine.
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When walking through the halls of FHS one can almost
always see the friendly face of Orhan Erisir, the 1977 AFS
student. Orhan is originally from Istanbul, Turkey, but
anyone could tell he has spent time in our state when he lets
out that Texas drawl. Orhan mixes with people easily and
enjoys learning about the many different people. He is also
a very talented individual and displayed this several times
as he played the piano at various gatherings. Orhan enjoyed
the many happenings, most of which were new to him, and
has become a very active part of FHS.
We know Orhan experienced many sad and difficult
times, but let's not forget the fun, happy times as well. We
would like to say farewell to Orhan and say THANKS for his
friendship and for his sharing this school year with the stu-
dents of FHS.
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Vi: E V fi' ' Tammy Gentry, Connie Bradford, Robby Thrasher, Ricky Nicholas, Gary Hill, Felix
.V Cervantes. ROW 2: Lisa Welborn, Kara Copeland, Rhonda Jordan, Julie Brawley,
Tracy Reddy, Jay Jones, Martin Cruz, Noe Martinez, Rose Marie Pena. ROW 3:
Q, Debbie Harrison, Ionna West. ROW 4: Leeta Adams, Kristi Willis. ROW' 5: Melissa
i"' Hale, Trava Gentry, Suzanne Dyess CSoph Rep.J, Kelly Turner CV-Pres.J, Kary
A . Helms CTreas.J, Tim Dyess CSr. Rep.J, Troy Marquis CFI. Rep.J. ROW 6: Beverly
Burleson, Julie Morton, LaDel1e Noland CSpirit Chrmn.D, Tracy Tyer CLib.J, Shonda
Fulton CLib.J, Donna Chesshir CDrum Mjr.J, Rosemary Hardin CSec.J, Laura
McCu11ey fRept.J, Melinda Morton fAsst. Drum Mjr.b. ROW '71 Stacy Leatherman,
Kim Barnett. ROW 8: Mitzi Hale, Atha Blake. ROW 9: Michelle Hesson, Rosa Guz-
man.
Putting in many extra hours in an attempt to earn individual recognition through
attaining All Regional Status were TOP: Alex Torrez, Troy Marquis qAlt.D, Jett
Cheek, Layne Kirk. Tim Dyess. Grant Hambright, Kelly Turner. CMIDDLEJ
Melinda Morton, Billy Marquis, Derek Cheek, Lana Reed, Donna Chesshir, Atha
Blake, Shonda Fulton, Joe Covington. BOTTOM: Angie Turner, Shannon Bell
CA1t.J. Laura McCulley. Becky Crabtree, Suzanne Dyess, Verla Dick.
Coniesis Dominale Time of Band Members
4Rows named from top to bottomj ROW 1: Jett Cheek, Pam Muncy, Paul Brown, Sheldon
Sue, Clay Hamilton, Dwayne Marble, Breck Stapleton, Alex Torrez. ROW 2: Layne
Kirk, Shannon Bell, Oscar Barrera, Jimmy Finley, Andy Holcomb, Jonny Finley, Todd
l-lambright, Adeana Morris. CENTER: Verla Dick, Kelly Ann Hagood, Annette Goley,
Mark Miller, Debbie Dobbins, Derek Cheek, Rodney Rodriquez, Donnette Williams,
Melody Powell. ROW 3: Grant Harnbright, Billy Marquis, Becky Crabtree, Shawnda
Heflin, Kim Marquis, Caren Campbell. Ronnette Kitchens, Donna Reid. ROW 4: Tam-
mie Chesshir, Angie Turner, Renee Sanders, Joe Covington, Nancy Moss, Denise
Nixon, Teresa Stewart. Kalvin Dick.
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members were an experimental group in the UIL Ensemble Contest and earned the
right to compete at State. TOP: Derek Cheek, Kelly Turner, Alex Torrez, Rodney
Rodriquez, Rosa Guzman, Jimmy Finley, Shannon Bell, Billy Marquis, Angie
Turner. MIDDLE: Grant Hambright, Kim Marquis, Tim Dyess, Suzanne Dyess, Joe
Covington, Layne Kirk, Jett Cheek, Troy Marquis, Sheldon Sue, Tammie Chesshir.
BOTTOM: Kary Helms, Atha Blake, Donna Chesshir, Shonda Fulton, Pam Muncy,
Melinda Morton, Tracy Tyer.
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Whirlwind Band Uniies in Effori fo Become ii I
Even before school starts, the WHIRLWIND band
members begin their united effort to become the
best. Special attention is given to the Freshmen to
induct them into the ways of the Winds. The band
provides exhilarating music for pep rallies and
games to boost the spirits of all fans. Then comes the
serious business of preparing for the all-important
marching contest at Lubbock. In the Spring, eyes
turn toward the concert contest. The days are never
dull for the band, as there are money-raising pro-
jects scattered throughout the year to enable them to
attend the Six Flags Festival. Projects such as band
calendars, coupon books, curb painting, and a shop-
ping spree kept bandsters busy.
Journeg Brings Fullillmenl lo WHIRLWIND Qlaff
TOP RIGHT: Editing the WHIRLWIND takes a lot of time, work, determi-
nation, and sacrifice. Brenda Turner, Editor of the 1977 WHIRLWIND,
withstood a great amount of pressure as she undertook the difficulties and
enjoyed the excitement of compiling an annual. Countless hours and tears
are a part of the year of an editor. A deep feeling of fulfillment comes
when the annuals are delivered in the summer.
ABOVE: REGULAR STAFF - TOP: Patricia Anderson, Lisa Noland, Doris
Robinson, Rosemary Hardin, Shandra Young, Beth Stovall, Holly Hart-
sell, Leanne Ferguson, Brenda Fulton, Kara Copeland. BOTTOM: Trava
Gentry, Carrla Burleson, Tolya Hickerson. Kelli Lyons, Jill Poage, lairle
Guest. Knot pictured - Barbara Schwertnerj.
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ABOVE: Brenda Jackson, serving for her first year on the
annual, assumed the job of Assistant Editor. Her contrib- F
utions of time and effort toward the production of this book
proved to be valuable assets.
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Turner, Mitzi Hale, Kay Faulkenberry, Patty Willis, Kelly Ann
Hagood. Cnot pictured - Donna Reid, Robin Robertsj.
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Tolya Hickerson fBOTTOM CENTERJ provided many ideas and much
hard work throughout the year.
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Siaffs Journeg Capiures Whirlwind Memories
Before the school year had even begun, members of the WHIRLWIND Staff were taking
their first shakey steps on a Journey through Whirlwind Country. As the path led them
through every area of FHS, their confidence grew: and they knew their goal of capturing the
memories of a year was attainable. The treasured moments recorded in this book provide a
return Journey through Whirlwind Country with just a turn of its pages.
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The Della Plains
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students for on-
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Home Economics
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goals by achieving
many projects.
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meals and served
them to various
people in the com-
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did some catering.
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mercial equipment
prepared them for
jobs in the fashion
and food related
occupations. The
HERO club secured
the future of these
FHS students.
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torians accomplished
numerous things
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greater appreciation
for history. They
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County Museum, col-
lected recorded oral
history, and offered
tutoring to younger
history students.
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ceeded in making it a
pleasure for others .
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Chandler, Kelli Lyons,
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Probasco, Kelly Ann
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Odds and Ends Handled bg Office Aides
With some 420 students attending FHS, it is a chore to
keep the office running smoothly. There is the phone to be
answered, filing to do, absences to clear, and many other
odds and ends to be done. The office aides assist in all of
these. Aside from helping out the secretaries, being an
aide exposed them to the working world in an office situa-
tion. This can help to mold their ideas of what to do as
they journey into future vocations.
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The library is a busy place in FHS, and library aides are
needed to provide an atmosphere of organization and
peacefulness. Not only do these people assist with the care
of booksg they also work with the audio visual equipment
and magazines. Their job not only helps Mrs. Patterson
but the school as a whole.
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Cheerpeppers' Spirii and Spunk Found io Be
The '77 Cheergals showed their interest
and concern for the Whirlwinds this year.
They were clearly backing the Winds
110070, and their spirit and spunk rubbed
off on the students of FHS. The role of
cheerleader requires much time, prepa-
ration, and enthusiasm. Our cheerpeppers
spent most of their summer making pos-
ters and preparing new and different
cheers which they had learned at LCC.
The care and closeness these girls showed
were an important asset to their ability to
work together.
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Keeping FHS informed and, at times, amused is
the always enterprising WHIRL. The staff went
beyond the ordinary news reports and revealed
interesting happenings that otherwise might have
remained concealed from many. They were very
conscious of the need to cover each group, team,
and activity in FHS. Their success in this was evi-
dent as they received the Award of Merit from
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Assuming the editorship of the WHIRL is a large
task. The pressures from deadlines are a constant
factor in the publication of a newspaper. Dean W
Hinton, Editor, calmly took charge and cooly i
handled all emergencies and routine events 1
which arose as he discharged the duties of editor.
Providing advice, assistance, and, most impor-
tant, experience was the sponsor, Jane Bean.
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be the advertiser's delights as they swept the gold med-
als in AA state competition for individuals in the ILPC in
the category of advertising. Dean took lst place in one-
shot advertisement while Mike received top rating for
continuous advertisement. The WHIRL and its advertis-
ers were well represented by these two. BOTTOM
RIGHT: Serving as assistants on the WHIRL were Tammy
Gentry, Donna Chesshir, and Shawnda Heflin. They
undertook a wide range of responsibilities such as rewrit-
ing. typing, supervising, organizing, and planning.
Their time and talent were a definite asset to the news-
paper.
WHIRL STAFF - Tracy Tyer Kim Bertrand Shannon Bell Judi Bean P erly Vick
ers, Randy Rainwater, Mike Bean Doug Simpson Terry Willson urry Cnot
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TOP: Connie Martinez, Teresa Lipham, Kathryn Powell, Cheryl Bearden,
Sandra Ferguson. BOTTOM: Elisa Cervantes CReporter-Historianj, Beth
Stovall CV-Presidentj, Brenda Turner fPresidentJ, Robin Roberts fSecre-
taryh, Martha Rendon fTreasurerJ. Janet Milam CSponsorJ.
On the move from the beginning was the OEA. Raising money
one of the foremost projects of the year, became easy. Working
with the Ex-Student Association, the club gained unexpected
rewards that were greatly appreciated. They also held a garage
sale by collecting items from all students. Other projects included
making Christmas wreaths for all the faculty members and VOE
employers .
Preparing for contest involved everyone with interest and partie
ipation. The actual contest resulted in two students attending the
I+' state contests. Their last project of the year was the annual OEA
HERO Banquet that was achieved only by the cooperation displayed
by both clubs. Every project would be classified under successful.
Brenda Turner - Area 2nd Place General Clerical Level II. Beth
Stovall - Area 3rd Place Verbal Communications and State Voting
Delegate .
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Not only has the club grown into its fourth year, but as a
result of the activities the people have grown. This year the
HERO students have come to know themselves better through
Encounter. Encounter is different levels of inner growth.
Each member of the club became more aware of his personal
growth and how to cope with problems involving school, par-
ents, and the world of business. Besides Encounter sessions,
each year the club has an appreciation banquet for their
employers and a special week of activities in appreciation of
the faculty and businessmen. Each year HERO grows along
with its members who learn more about themselves and their
community.
TOP: Angie Alfaro, Linda Gonzalez, Kim Marquis, Yolanda Trevino, Alex
Ibarra. MIDDLE: Tracey Puckett, Kellie Foster. Rhonda Bennett, Neomy
Ocanaz, Janie Warren. BOTTOM: Mary Alice Craig 4SponsorJ, Holly Hartsell
QSecretary-Treasurerj, Tracy Brown CPresidentJ, Glenda Thompson CV-Presi-
dentj, Laura McCulley CReporterJ, Luisa Trevino CI-Iistorianj.
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CABOVEJ TOP: Curtis Robinson, Steve Westbrook,
Jeffrey Johnson, Morris Keele, Pat Miller, Dale
Kincer, Terry Oakley, Jesse Morales. Mickey Min-
nitt, Carmen Morales. BOTTOM: Jesse Martinez CV-
Pres.J, David Nichols CSgt. at Armsb, Keith Tooley
CPhoto.J, Ronnie Wall CPres.J, Danny Colston CSec.-
Treas.b, Phyllis Johnson CRept.b, Carlen Young,
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America is an organization formed to
coordinate the activities of the DE
classes. This group has been active in
providing fun times for its members such
as eating out in Plainview and fun nights
in the gym. They have also helped our
community in Floydada by working on
surveys and assisting with the heart drive .
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the following results: CTOP LEFT7 Keith Too-
ley, lst - Advertising. CTOP CENTERJ Danny
Colston, 3rd - Public Speaking. QTOP RIGHTJ
Jesse Martinez, 2nd - Sales Demonstration
and 2nd - Food Manual. CBOTTOM LEFTD
Carmen Morales, 2nd - Display. CBOTTOM
CENTERJ Ronnie Wall, 2nd - Auto and Petro-
leum manual and 2nd - Student of the Year
and 2nd - Job Interview.
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TOP: Brenda Fulton, Lana Reed, Nanette Burk, Brenda Turner, Dean Hinton, Pam Nichols,
Kim Bertrand. BOTTOM: Grant Hambright, Layne Kirk, Mike Bean, Tracey Puckett CPresi-
dentb, Beth Stovall CSecretary-Treasurerj, Tracy Brown CV-Presidentb, Billy Marquis.
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TOP: Shawnda Heflin, Tammy Gentry, Clay Hamilton, Hugh Miller, Tolya Hickerson, Jimmy
Finley. BOTTOM: Shannon Bell, Kelly Turner. Bill Starkey, Rick Covington, Jon -Jones,
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a lot more than just an "A" for the year. They become
members of the National Honor Society. To qualify for
this exclusive club one must maintain a 90 or above aver-
age. Hard work is not all that NHS offers though. A recep-
tion was given in honor of the new members. It is truly an
achievement, an honor, and a privilege to be a member
of the National Honor Society.
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Speech and Drama Achieve Goals wifh Much Praoiice
The Speech and Drama Club com-
bines hard work with enough fun added
to enjoy the achievement of goals.
Self-expression is vital in the struggle
to succeed and each member proves it
through speech tournaments, District
UIL events, and the One-Act Play.
Competition in this area involves
much more than saying a few sen-
tences to a group of people. There are
many hours spent at night, nervous
moments of vying for a winning criti-
que, and, always, practice! Money
must be raised from garage sales, bake
sales, and concession stands. With the
help of many people, the Floydada
Speech Tournament was successfully
revived.
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TOP: Tammy Payne, Leeta Adams, Shirley Mitchell, Carlen Young, Jill Probasco, Rickey
Strange, Adeana Morris, Phyllis Johnson, Stacy Leatherman, Michelle Hesson, Connie
Bradford, Debbie Dobbins. BOTTOM: Holly Moritz fSponsorJ, 'Robin Roberts, 'Kelli
Lyons, 'Lori Vinson CV-Presidentj, 'Nanette Burk CSecretary-Treasurerb, 'Greg Carthel
CP1'esidentJ, 'Clay Hamilton, Shonda Fulton. 'Denotes Thespian Members.
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Producing a play involves more than memoriz-
ing a few lines. There are props and costumes to
make, many rehearsals to attend, and experi-
ments to attain the right effect in make-up
before the production is ready for the audience.
Giving their audience much pleasure, FHS's
group of actors and actresses have prepared and
performed two plays during this year. A
In UIL competition, Floydada's 1-Act received
the distinction of advancing to Area Competif
tion. Robin Roberts and Terry Willson were rec-
ognized as Best Actress and Actor in District with
Danny Colston and Kelli Lyons being named to
the All Star Cast. At Area, Terry Willson was
named to the All Star Cast.
Although these accomplishments required
much time and effort, they realized their work
was all worthwhile when they presented their
production to the public.
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TOP: Steve Johnson, Kirk Young, Stephen Becker, Rick Reddy, Jeffrey Johnson, Jay
Lackey, Brenda Fulton. MIDDLE: Teddy Patterson, Andy Rainwater, Randy Ratheal,
Mark Miller, Joel Evans, Randy Rainwater, Len Wood, Virgil Martin. BOTTOM:
Carrla Burleson CTreasurerJ, Jay Waller fSentinelJ, Adeana Morris CSecretary and
Sweetheartj, Steve Jones CV-Presidentb, Mark Noland CPresidentJ, Jay Womack
Ckeporterb, Orville Harris fSponsorJ.
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TOP: Ernest Torrez, Greg Pruitt, LeRoy Martinez, Mark Mayo, Brad Bullock, Rodney
Ratheal, Gary Vick, Kenny Willis, Rick Luna, Mark Beedy, Todd Vickers, Gerry Norrell,
Shelby Shurbet, Rhonda Ward. MIDDLE: Bobby Green, Jay Jones, Marty Daniel, Jimmy
Covington, Greg Jones, Nathan Nichols, Bryan Fortenberry, Alex Martinez, Jimmy Jack-
son, Johnny Ramirez, Carlos Arellano, Cruz Enriquez. BOTTOM: Regina Sanders, Vicki
Miller, Jeff Bertrand, Danny Tinney, Brett Marble, Ricky West, Clinton Ware, Cliff Hop-
per, Melody Powell CPlowgirl7, Blake Kitchens, Andy Langley, Kim Warren, Don Stegall
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Miller, Kenneth Cox, James Cleveland CSponsorJ. MIDDLE: Terry Gilmore,
Jackie Thompson, Jim Potts, Bobby Whitaker, Jack Carthel, Larry Jones, Jimmy
Finley. BOTTOM: Kerry Pratt, Monty Smitherman, Jon Jones, Bill Starkey, Clay
Hamilton, Clay Simpson, Zane Jones.
TOP: Joey Luna, Larry Westbrook, Tracy Womack, Kelly Marble, Mike Campbell, Maco-
lyn Collins, Junior Arredondo, Dwayne Marble, Jimmy Jones, Jonny Finley, Abran Luna.
MIDDLE: Charise Nolan, David Welborn, Mike Allen, Scott Graham, Gary Naylor, Duncan
Woody, Henry Gonzalez, Kenneth Young, Monte Lyons, John Marquin, Sammy Bradley.
BOTTOM: Todd Williams, Danny Nutt, Rex Reves, Keith Nixon, Neal Becker, Ray Fuller,
Jay Griggs, Paul Brown, Shane King, Adam Arellano.
The Future Farmers of America fit in well with the Floyd
County Community. These boys and girls learn many basic
skills that will help them later in their journeys through life.
FFA serves as an escape from the routine classes of the day.
They have several projects during the year. Among these are
stock shows, wood crafts, metal sculpturing, welding, live-
stock judging, and others. There was also the annual picnic-
volleyball game with the FHA. Being a member of FFA is truly
a challenge to open minds to the world of farming, a reward in
the skills you obtain throughout the year, and just a whole lot of
fun and good times along the way.
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Kerry Pratt, Kenneth Griggs, Kenneth Cox. BOTTOM: Jay Womack, Jim Potts.
Ion Jones, Bill Starkey. CBOTTOM RIGHTD GREENHAND CHAPTER CONDUCT-
ING TEAM - TOP: Scott Graham, Bobby Green, BOTTOM: Charise Nolan, Kelly
Marble.
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Individual in Electric Wiring: Brett Marble: Jim Potts, High
Individual Overall. QCENTER LEFTJ SR. CHAPTER CON-
DUCTING TEAM - TOP: Jimmy Covington. Greg Pruitt,
Jay Waller, Kenny Willis, Jeff Bertrand. BOTTOM: Gerry
Norrell, Carrla Burleson, Ion Jones, Blake Kitchens. CCEN-
TER RIGHTJ LIVESTOCK IUDGING TEAM - TOP: Gerry
Norrell, Greg Pruitt. BOTTOM: Steve Jones. Jon Jones.
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SR. FARM SKILLS - Iim Potts, Marty Daniel, Greg Jones. CCENTER
LEFTD DISTRICT PROFICIENCY AWARD WINNERS - TOP: Iay
Womack, Sheep Prof.: Jay Waller, Horse Prof.: Hugh Miller,
Swine Prof. BOTTOM: Jim Potts, Sheep Prof.: Carrla Burleson.
Beef Prof. QCENTER RIG!-ITD AREA PROFICIENCY AWARD WINNERS
- Bill Starkey. Crop Prof.: Clinton Ware, Outdoor Recreation Prof.
CBOTTOM LEFTJ RADIO BROADCASTING TEAM - Andy Rainwa-
ter, Stephen Becker, Clay Hamilton. CABOVEJ DAIRY CATTLE
IUDGING TEAM - TOP: Jay Waller, Jimmy Covington. BOTTOM:
Bobby Green, Carrla Burleson.
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The Future Homemakers of America
has been an exciting organization with
several activities in motion. Members
presented a fashion show with the clothes
they had made themselves. They also
sponsored a bake off. Participation in
these activities prepares students for the
years ahead as well as providing a lot of
fun along the way. FHA also makes things
more pleasant for the people of the com-
munity through their programs of Little
Sisters and Secret Grannies. Being an
active member of FHA brings self-satis-
faction as well as providing pleasure for
others.
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TOP: Irene Martinez, Kim Bertrand, Connie Martinez, Kelli Parson, Matilde Suarez,
Pam Nichols, Gary Hill, Judi Bean, Lisa West, Melody Powell, Kathryn Powell, Ann
Campbell. MIDDLE: Sally Green, Christie Derryberry, Darla Assiter, Jayma Lewallen,
Rosemary Hardin, Nanette Burk, Kelli Lyons, Jill Probasco, Mitzi Hale, Valynda Chan-
dler. BOTTOM: Nancy Moss CPI:-zsidentb, Doug Simpson CV-Presidentl, Lisa Noland iPar-
liamentarianj, Jill Poage fPianistJ, Shandra Young CReporterJ, Kay Faulkenberry Cliisto-
rianj, Sherri Patterson CSecretaryb, Susan Stovall, Tolya I-lickerson, Kelly Ann Hagood
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Patricia Anderson, Karen Turner, Lisa Bice, Kelly Higginbotham, Dalia Briones, Gracy
Ocanaz, Lynette King. MIDDLE: Nelda Gomez, Janie Ibarra, Delia Guevara, Sylvia
Medrano, Yolanda Gonzalez, Carmen Coleman, Rosemary Gonzales, Regina Baker.
Glenna Powell, Elva Martinez, Rose Martinez, Sylvia Rendon. BOTTOM: Darla Parham,
Barbara Schwertner, Patty Willis, Tracy Tyer CPresidentJ, Lori Bice CSecretary-Treasurerj,
Kristi Julian CV-Presidentb, Becky Crabtree, Kara Copeland, Lisa Anderson, Shonda Fulton,
Virginia Varner, Mona Dean CSponsorJ. ROSEBUD CHAPTER
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Warmih of Friendship Shared Among FTA Members
Being in FTA is a fun as well as a learning
experience. There were several little get togeth-
ers. The warmth of a friendship shared among
each of the FTA members is always present. And
aside from the fun and games, FTA opens the
minds of many to the world of teaching. Some
members student taught, others attended the con-
vention at San Antonio. Most of the members par-
ticipated in the Tom Watt money raising project.
This organization has much to offer to its mem-
bers, and its members have an abundance to offer
others.
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TOP: Delia Guevara, Amelia Guzman, Matilde Suarez, Ida Martinez, Mary
Guzman, Irma lbarra. MIDDLE: Isabel Martinez, Elva Martinez, Nanette
Burk, Carmen Morales, Sylvia Rendon, Rose Martinez. BOTTOM: Jack
Mclntosh QSponsorj, Dianna Enriquez. Kim Bertrand fPresidentJ, Kay Faulk-
enberry CV-Presidentl, Rudy Garibay CParliamentarianJ, Kelli Parson CTrea-
surerb, Connie Martinez CSecretaryJ, Emily Johnston CSponsorJ.
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Sandra Ferguson, Elisa Cervantes. MIDDLE: Doris Robinson, Shirley Mitchell, Paula
Ratliff, Kim Curry, Wanda Minnitt, Beverly Coleman, Christie Derryberry. BOT-
TOM: Brenda Fulton, Patricia Anderson, Jeffrey Johnson, Carlen Young, Lisa
Noland, Yolanda Morales.
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CTOP LEFTJ The top recognition given on Award's Day spotlights the students who have been
most active in FHS. This year the honors went to Jay Womack and Tracey Puckett, Most
Activeg Mike Bean and Beth Stovall, 2nd Most Active, and Grant Hambright and Brenda Fulton.
3rd Most Active. KTOP RIGHTJ The 1950 Study Club selects the two students from the Voca-
tional Adjustments Course to receive the highest honor. Nancy Robinson and 4Ricky Mercado,
not picturedj were honored this year. CBOTTOM LEFTJ Receiving cash awards for their Soil
ervation Essays
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ranking Freshman each year. This year Becky
Crabtree and Kristi Julian tied for that dis-
tinction. CBOTTOM RIGHT! Being inducted
into the National Honor Society in the final
quarter were Seniors Tim Dyess and Thiess
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resulted in their being awarded the highest honors in the Speech
and Drama Department. TOP: Kelli Lyons and Grant Ham-
bright, Outstanding Drama Students: Clay Hamilton and Robin
Roberts, Outstanding Forensic students. In addition, Clay and
Robin and BOTTOM: Nanette Burk, Terry Willson, and Lori
Vinson were recognized as Honor Thespians.
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individuals single out students to
receive scholarships, trips, or awards.
This year the following were chosen -
TOP: Billy Marquis, Rotary Scholar-
ship: Steve Jones, DeKalb Award: Len
Wood, Russell Wood Memorial Award:
Virgil Martin, Winfred West Memorial
Award: Jimmy Finley, Farm Bureau
Seminar. BOTTOM: Martha Rendon,
Alpha Mu Delta Award: Kim Bertrand,
TSTA Scholarship: Cheryl Bearden,
Zimmerman Nursing Award: Sheldon
Sue, Farm Bureau Seminar. QBOTTOM
LEFTJ Exerting extra effort and time
and thereby receiving additional
credit were those people who were
selected as' Most Valuable for the year
on the WHIRL - BACK: Shawnda Hef-
lin, Typist: Kim Bertrand, Reporter:
Donna Chesshir, Overall. BOTTOM:
Tammy Gentry, Typist, Doug Simp-
son, Sports. CCENTER RIGHTJ Named
Most Valuable for the year from the
WHIRLWIND Staff were - TOP: Kary
Helms and Rick Covington, Sports Edi-
tors: Mike Arwine, Photographer.
BOTTOM: Kelly Ann Hagood, Dark
Room: Brenda Fulton, Regular Staff.
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Brd. fnot pictured - Nanette Burk, Laura McCu1ley.J
CTOP RIGHTJ TYPING - Leanne Ferguson: Patricia
Anderson, District Zndg Jill Poage, District lst, Regional
4th. Cnot pictured - Trava Gentry.J CCENTER RIGHTJ
IOURNALISM - TOP: Shannon Bell, Editorials: Dean
Hinton, Headlines, District 2nd: Shawnda Heflin, Fea-
tures, District 3rd. BOTTOM: Donna Chesshir, Fea-
tures, District 2nd: Tammy Gentry, Editorials.
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TOM RIGHTJ JOURNALISM - Judi Bean, Newswriting,
District lst: Doug Simpson, Newswritingq Mike Bean,
Headlines, District lst, Regional 4th.
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Whirlwind UIL Coniesianis Earn Disiricf Trophg
CTOP LEFTJ SPEECH - Michelle Hesson, Informative: Tolya
Hickerson, Persuasive, Clay Hamilton, Informative, District
lst: Patricia Runnels, Informative. Cnot pictured - Shirley
Mitchell, Inforrnative.J QTOP RIGHTJ SPEECH - Nanette Burk,
Prose, District 2nd, Cnot pictured - Tammy Payne, District
3rd, Regional 4th: Debbie Dobbins.3
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Knot pictured - Billy Marquis.b SLIDE RULE - Cnot pictured -
Grant Hambright, Tim Dyess.J CBOTTOM LEFTJ Tracy Brownp
Mike Beau, District lst. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ SPEECH - Robin
Roberts, Poetry. Cnot pictured - Kelli Lyons, Poetry.J
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Whirlwinds Earn Deparimenial Recogniiion
KTOP LEFTJ ENGLISH PHASE III, IV, COLLEGE PREP - TOP: Cheryl Bearden, Michelle I-lesson, Grant Q, QQ
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Hambright, Jay Womack, Paul Radloff, Gerry Norrell. BOTTOM: Becky Crabtree, Kristi Julian. Kim ,
Barnett, Sandra Ferguson. Knot pictured - Ricky Dayb. KTOP RIGI-ITD DRIVERS EDUCATION AND :
DRAFTING - Sherri Patterson. Knot pictured - Mark Millerj. KCENTER LEFTI HEALTH - TOP: Duncan f
Woody, Jonny Finley, Jett Cheek, Juanita Nicholas. MIDDLE: Nelda Gomez, Patty Willis, Barbara -
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Schwertner. BOTTOM: Rhonda Jordan, Kristi Julian, Kelli Lyons. Knot pictured - Daniel Rodriquezb. gtg,
KCENTER RIGHTJ GOVERNMENT - TOP: Tim Dyess, Jesse Martinez. BOTTOM: Cheryl Bearden, gli, ,
Randy Ratheal, Kathy Green. KBOTTOM LEFTJ PHYSICAL SCIENCE - TOP: Kristi Julian. BOTTOM: 1
Sammy Bradley, Leanne Ferguson. Knot pictured - David Peralez and Daniel Rodriquezj. KBOTTOM
RIGHTJ BUSINESS - TOP: Lisa Noland, Jill Poage, Leanne Ferguson. BOTTOM: Brenda Turner, Patri-
cia Anderson, Mary Guzman.
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nadob. VOCATIONAL ED. - Penny Spurlock.
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MIDDLE: Trava Gentry, limmy Jones, David Welborn. BOTTOM: Shannon
Bell, Debbie Harrison, Rose Marie Pena. fnot pictured - Paul Radloff. Daniel
Rodriquezb. QBOTTOM RIGHTJ SCIENCE - TOP: Lisa West, Darla Assiter.
Gerry Norrell. BOTTOM: Beverly Vickers. Mike Arwine.
CTOP LEFTI ATHLETICS - TOP: Alonzo Gonzalez, Morris
Keele, Keith Tooley. MIDDLE: Jay Lackey, Jay Womack,
Mickey Minnitt, Randy Ratheal. BOTTOM: Brenda Fulton,
Iayrna Lewallen, Tracey Puckett. KTOP RIGHTJ BAND AND
MUSIC THEORY - TOP: Sheldon Sue, Layne Kirk, Troy
Marquis. MIDDLE: Donna Chesshir, Suzanne Dyess. BOT-
TOM: Derek Cheek. CCENTER LEFTJ ENGLISH PHASE I, II
- TOP: Jonny Finley, Todd Williams, Pat Mendoza, Virgil
Martin. MIDDLE: Duncan Woody, Sylvia Medrano, Elva
Martinez, Glenda Thompson. BOTTOM: Quinn Coleman,
Melissa Hale, Kenneth Young. Knot pictured - Eli Enri-
quezb. QCENTER RIGHTJ SPEECH AND DRAMA - TOP: Lori
Vinson, David Parham, Donna Chesshir. BOTTOM: Mary
Guzman, Kim Bertrand.
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Danny Nutt. BOTTOM: Ion Jones, Carrla Burleson. Knot
pictured - lim Pottsb. QTOP LEFTJ PHYSICAL EDUCATION
- TOP: Rudy Medrano, Alex Martinez. BOTTOM: Rosa
Guzman, Barbara Schwertner. Cnot pictured - David Pera-
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Noland. BOTTOM: Glenda Thompson, Brenda Tumer. CCENTER RIGHTJ HISTORY -
TOP: Paul Radloff, Shannon Norris, Kalvin Dick, Beverly Vickers. MIDDLE: Michelle
Hesson, Tammy Gentry, Lisa West. BOTTOM: Trava Gentry, Adeana Morris. QBOT-
TOM LEFTJ SPANISH - TOP: Billy Marquis. BOTTOM: Hope Mendoza, Sandra Fergu-
son. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ HOMEMAKING - TOP: Rick Covington. Matilde Suarez, Nelda
Gomez. BOTTOM: Melody Powell, Darla Assiter, Eva Spurlock, Barbara Schwertner.
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music from the band, naturally as they carried out
their theme for the annual band banquet. This gala
event is given to honor band members and to recog-
nize those who were especially outstanding.
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CBOTTOM LEFTD Shonda
Fulton, Outstanding Soph.
CBOTTOM CENTERJ Jett
Cheek, Outstanding Fr.
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Magic Transforms Cal'e+eria Info World of Wonder
The transformation of an ordinary
cafeteria into the magical and Won-
derful World of Disney resulted from
the hard work of the Junior Class. The
colorful theme and clever decorations
caused imaginative minds to flash
back to when their journeys first began
- their childhood. Countless hours
were spent making plans and deci-
sions, writing and rewriting, and cre-
ating decorations to form the warm,
enthusiastic attitude which prevailed
as the Junior Class wished the Senior
Class of '77 the best of luck and many
happy years full of fun and good times.
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Lana Reed - Football Sweetheart
After the games are all over the
time comes to relax in a different
atmosphere. The annual Spring Sports
and Football Banquets are given in
honor of these hardworking athletes.
These banquets are a chance for all to
sit and enjoy a good meal and even
better, reminisce about good times
shared. During these banquets the
long-awaited announcement of Fight-
ing Whirlwind and Fighting Whirlette
is made. After the festivities, the
spirit does not die. Each of these ath-
letes holds a touch of sadness in
departing yet a sense of pride in what
they have accomplished.
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Banqueis Recognize Members of DECA. FFA
Taking part in various clubs such as DECA, FFA, FTA,
HERO, or OEA provided a feeling of accomplishment and
pride. Some students who took part in the activities of
these clubs were recognized at the annual banquets at the
closing of the year. Personal goals were met by many of
these students and their successes were pointed out and
rewarded at their club's banquet.
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Various club banquets bring about the outstanding
individual awards which are distributed during these
banquets. Many students are deserving, but only one is ,
selected to receive the highest award for outstanding
effort in their own organization. The highlight of the
FTA Banquet came as they installed their 1977-'78 offi-
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when the Seniors of "7'7 first began their journey, the road
looked long and hard. Each day led them around new curves
and up many steep hills: but those Seniors kept right on
climbing. Some turned on the wrong paths and had to strug-
gle to return to the right one. Many times there were no
signs telling them what to do or which way to go: but they
worked together as a class and always pulled through. Each
individual knew he had a responsibility to fill in setting a
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fulfill these responsibilities. Many
detours took them to parties and
other get togethers but always car-
ried them back to the main track.
The final days of their high school
life became very meaningful for
the class, and all enjoyed simply
being together and reminiscing. As
graduation finally arrived sadness
became a part of the happiness.
Each individual was happy about
starting a new journey, but was
also sad about turning away from
the old and having only his memo-
ries of the days gone by. As the
Graduating Class of 1977 began
their march across the stage, they
realized it was the end1 and, as
they left as Exes of FHS. they knew
it was only the beginning.
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Fired with competitive spirit, the Whirlwinds came out fighting for the District
Crown with an unlikely chance to compete with the other area teams. But, the
Whirlwind spirit and pride came through to carry them to the victory circle once
again. The Winds, having had a slow start, began to put things together as usual
with Head Coach L. G. Wilson and his magical touch.
Over the past nine years, Coach Wilson has amassed an amazing record of '75-
20-4. Long hours of preparation were put together on and off the field by coaches
and players alike to produce an offense and a defense that were unbeatable in
district play.
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DANNY COLSTON, sr., 3325, 2-yr. letter, All District Defensive End: RICK CARTHEI., sr., 42 "
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ABOVE: CALVIN REESE, sr., 4:76. 1-yr. letterg JIM PoTTs, Jr., 4162, 1-yr. letter: SHELDON Z yr.,i . pg
SUE, Jr., 854, 1-yr. letter, All District Hon. Ment. Center: JON JONES, Jr., 1-yr. letter, All p . 4
District and All South Plains Guard: JESSE MORALES, Sr., 3366, 1-yr. letter. fl P PT L if
RIGHT: MICKEY MINNITT. sr., 433, 3-yr. letter, A11 District Offensive and Defensive seek,
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back, All South Plains l-lon. Ment.: LARRY JONES, Jr., 340, 2-yr. letter, All District l-lon. Vkg,
Ment. Back: RUSTY CAGLE, Jr., 312, All District Hon. Ment. Back. A S A it A
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LEFT: As Mickey Minnitt boots the ball deep into enemy territory, Steve
lones, lim Potts, Jay Lackey, and Sheldon Sue pursue the ball in an attempt
to shut down the opposing team's return efforts. BELOW: The Whirlwind
offense expresses joy as they reach their goal - six points. CENTER LEFT: lay
Womack and Jay Lackey were elected captains for their leadership and play-
ing ability. Their leadership on and off the field was evident as the struggle
for 411 was their ultimate goal. CENTER RIGHT: RICK COVINGTON, Ir. , it
30, 1-yr. letter, All District Hon. Ment. Defensive Cornerback: JAY
LACKEY, Sr., 3244, 3-yr. letter, All District and All South Plains Line-
backer: MORRIS KEELE, Sr., 388, 1-yr. letter: RICKY DAY, Soph, 3141,
1-yr. letter: TODD VICKERS, Soph, 310, 1-yr. letter. LOWER LEFT:
Assistant Coach Joe Paty watches intently as his secondary undertakes the task
of preventing enemy aerials. LOWER RIGHT: RUDY GARIBAY, Sr., 364, 1-
yr. letter: KERRY PRATT, Jr. , 3352, 1-yr. letter: STEVE JONES, Sr., 4160,
1-yr. letter: RONNIE WALL, Sr., 3265, 2-yr. letter.
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RIGHT: A part of Coach Donny Carthel's responsibility to the Winds was to transmit
defensive instructions to the signal callers in the huddle. BELOW: A Tulia ballcarrier
collides into a brick wall as he is fronted by several Wind defenders. Between Danny
Colston, Ronnie Wall, Rick Covington, and Rick Carthel, the offensive charge of the
Hornet is brought to a halt. CENTER LEFT: MONTY SMITHERMAN, Jr. , 47580 , 1-yr.
letter: ANDY RAINWATER, Sr. , 387, 1-yr. letter: RANDY RATHEAL, Sr. , 322,
2-yr. letter, All District Offensive End, All South Plains Hon. Mem: STEVE WEST-
BROOK, SI. , 321, 2-yr. letter. CENTER RIGHT: STANDING - CLAY SIMPSON,
Ir. , 473, 1-yr. letter: BILL STARKEY, Jr., 375, 1-yr. letter: CARMEN SOLIZ,
Jr. , WTO, 1-yr. letter. KNEELING: KENNETH GRIGGS, Jr. , 376, 1-yr. letterg
PAUL RADLOFF, Soph, 355, 1-yr. letter.
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Green team as the pre-
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a powerful desire to
retain the County
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more year. This longing
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Winds brought disap-
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TOP LEFT AND CENTER: Whirlwind managers, BARRY IONES and KENNETH YOUNG
treated minor team injuries and repaired equipment as a part of their duties. TOP RIGHT: A
fumble drew a crowd as Danny Colston, lack Carthel, Rusty Cagle, Rick Carthel, Ronnie
Wall, and Larry Jones rushed in to take advantage of a Canyon turnover as Rick Covington
covered the ball. CENTER RIGHT: In addition to his main job as head basketball coach,
Coach Rollie Rinker assisted with both the Varsity and the JV. His high spirit generated that
of the team. BOTTOM RIGHT: One mighty surge from the offensive line was what it took to
clear the path for the backfield to explode. BOTTOM LEFT: Timing was an important fac-
tor in determining the outcome of the offensive movement of the ball.
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TOP LEFT AND RIGHT: lay Lackey's ability to boom the ball
downfield combined with excellent coverage by the whole punting
unit were the keys needed to demolish an opponent's runback.
CENTER LEFT: A balanced defensive attack was executed as Danny
Colston, Jay Womack, Rick Carthel, Ronnie Wall, and Jay Lackey
halted the forward momentum of the striking Lobo during the
Homecoming bout.
CENTER RIGHT: Mickey Minnitt dives at the ball carrier as Rick
Covington sails in to put on the finishing touches.
BOTTOM LEFT: Punishing blows dealt by Randy Ratheal and lay
Lackey effectively frustrated the spirited Idalou Wildcats as they
struggled to break the deadlock in the decisive district battle.
BOTTOM RIGHT: Determination and alertness on the part of the
Winds resulted in a touchdown-saving tackle.
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Disiricl Ti+Ie - One More Time
RIGHT: An eleven-man effort produced a long touchdown run by Mickey Minnitt. CENTER LEFT:
As lay Womack searches the area for an open receiver, his offensive line meets the challenge of
holding out the Canyon defenders. CENTER RIGHT: The field-goal unit capitalized on another
scoring opportunity. SECOND FROM BOTTOM RIGHT: Ronnie Wall, Sheldon Sue, Rick Carthel,
Len Wood mutilate a Lockney ball carrier as he makes an unsuccessful attempt to gain yard-
BOTTOM RIGHT: The Green defenders upend the struggling Wildcat as he reaches for the
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ooo 1976 VQIIRLWIND SCORING RECORD - 7-4-1
FHS, L i'OPPO3NEljAT PHS OPPONENFP'
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CENTER LEFT: Monty Smitherman, Jay Lackey. and Jack Carthel smother the offense of the
Friona Chieftains, holding them to an early season shut out. CENTER LEFT: The Whirlwind
defense proves their ability as they hurriedly tackle the foe. BOTTOM LEFT: The Whirlwind
offensive line demonstrates its blocking ability as they spoil the defensive efforts to shut
down the Winds. BOTTOM RIGHT: Excitement swept the field as the Whirlwinds once again
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TOP ROW: Coach Donny Carthel, Coach Rollie Rinker, Jett Cheek Cmanagerj, Jimmy Covington, Clay Simpson, Kenny Willis, Bryan Fortenberry,
Danny Cedillo, Coach Arlon Barnes, Coach Mark Vinson. MIDDLE ROW: Rodney Ratheal, Jay Waller, Rick Luna, Greg Jones, Bill Moore, Jr. Cue-
vas, Jerry Coleman, Mark Beedy, Kenneth Young Cmanagerh. BOTTOM ROW: Brad Feuerbacher, Kary Helms, Marty Daniel, Jimmy Jackson, Carlos
Arellano, Joe Covington, Richard Ramirez.
FHS JV WHIRLWIND SCORING RECORD SPEOKENT FRESHMAN SCORING RECGRD - 5-2
FHS OPPONENT
O Slaton O
18 Slaton '7
21 Post O
28 Post 8
6 Roosevelt 23 . .
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8 Tulla '24 . .
13 Littlefield 0
39 Abernathy O .
14 Tulra 16
19 Lockney O
25 Abernathy O
14 Dunbar 14 31 Crosb ton 20
32 Coronado 0 Y
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Tracy Womack Joey Luna Monte Lyons Larry Westbrook Coach Gary Steves Coach Cliff Stephens. MIDDLE ROW: Ben Salazar, Mike Campbell
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Macolyn Collins. Gary Naylor, Junior Arredondo, Jimmy Jones, Mike Allen, Todd Hambright, Neal Becker, Rodney Rodriquez.
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TOP LEFT: Coach Rollie Rinker applied his
fine attitude and coaching techniques as the
main ingredients for establishing the '76-'77
Whirlwind team. The squad progressed slowly
with the make-up of the team continuously
changing due to injuries and personnel diffi-
culties. Despite these factors, Coach Rinker
led, his team to an 8-14 record. CENTER
LEFT: Coach Gary Steves fulfilled his role as
JV coach as well as acting as assistant for the
Varsity by giving valuable advice and time
when needed by Coach Rinker. CENTER:
Coach Daniel Coward, striving to teach his
boys the Whirlwind spirit, erected a fine
Freshman team which finished the season in
great Wind fashion. CENTER RIGHT: Several
members of the Whirlwind team surround a
Tulia player as he attempts his shot. BOT-
TOM CENTER: Mickey Minnitt drives in for a
layup against Nazareth. BOTTOM RIGHT:
Morris Keele lays up a shot while Joey Davis
and Mike Bean prepare for a possible rebound.
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halted by Morris Keele as he defended the goal.
TOP CENTER: Morris Keele grabs the ball off the
hoop while his teammates concentrate on block-
ing out the opposing team. TOP RIGHT: MORRIS
KEELE, Sr., 1-yr. letter, All District Hon.
Ment. CENTER LEFT: JOEY DAVIS, Sr., 2-yr.
letter, All District. CENTER: As he turns to run
down court, loey Davis looks for his teammates
to establish the fast break. CENTER RIGHT:
MICKEY MINNITT, SI., 3-yr. letter, All Dis-
trict. BOTTOM LEFT: Mickey Minnitt displays
his shooting ability in an important game with
Tulia. BOTTOM CENTER: The Whirlwind team
begins a much wanted and well-prepared for
game against the Lockney Longhorns.
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team display their jumping ability as they
reach for the ball. TOP CENTER: As Mickey
Minnitt bounds for the ball, his fellow team-
mates move in on the action. TOP RIGHT:
The toss of the ball was the beginning of
excitement as Rick Carthel tips the ball
toward other members of the team. CEI'
LEFT: Quinn Coleman shows his unique style
as he twists through the opposing team. CEN
TER: Rick Carthel leaps into the air to block
Wildcat shot. CENTER RIGHT: RICK CAR
THEL, Sr. , 2-yr. letter, All District Hon
Ment. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Bean jumps
halt the opponents' progress toward two p
as team members position themselves for
rebound. BOTTOM CENTER: Mickey Mi
searches for a teammate who has an opp
nity to put the ball through the hoop.
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TOP CENTER: Morris Keele sinks a jump shot against Lock.ney.
TOP RIGHT: Varsity Manager. Iett Cheek, did his job with great efficiency as he
helped with all the team needs.
CENTER LEFT: Quinn Coleman halts a driving attempt toward the goal.
CENTER: Kary Helms cuts off a base line attempt by the Longhoms.
CENTER RIGHT: MIKE BEAN, Sr. , 1-yr. letter.
BOTTOM LEFT: The exciting action is begun as Morris Keele times the ball to
the exact second so he will get the tip.
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TOP LEFT: KARY HELMS, Soph, Reserve Letterman. TOP
CENTER: As Mike Bean extends his arms to tap the ball,
Joey Davis readies himself to receive it. TOP RIGHT:
Timothy Collins soars into the air adding 2 points to the
scoreboard total. CENTER LEFT: Morris Keele retrieves the
loose ball after a missed shot by the Wildcats. CENTER: An
Idalou defender attempts to block a baseline shot by Mike
Bean. CENTER RIGHT: TIMOTHY COLLINS, Soph, Reserve
Letterman. BOTTOM RIGHT: Whirlwind spirits are aroused
by the enthusiastic cheerleaders.
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A , - A 38 Tulia 51
1 F 48 Abernathy 80
62 Crosbyton 64
46 Tulia 52
IV WHIRLWINDS - TOP: Rudy Medrano CManagerJ, Brad Feuerbacher, Todd Vickers, Kary
Helms, Bobby Green. BOTTOM: Timothy Collins, Ricky Day, Greg Carthel, Jimmy Jackson.
FRESHMAN SCORING RECORD
FHS OPPONENT
66 Tulia 40
58 Crosbyton 30
59 Abernathy 55
47 Lockney 25
41 Idalou 23
55 Frenship 27
44 Post 54
36 Lockney 28
61 Tulia 47
55 Motley Co . 32
615 Crosbyton 56
'7 Lorenzo 69
58 Abernathy 71
34 Lockney 33
56 Idalou 40
FRESHMAN WHIRLWINDS - TOP: Monte Lyons, Henry Gonzalez, Tracy Womack, David Welbom
Kenneth Young, Paul Brown CManagerJ. BOTTOM: Neal Becker, Rodney Rodriquez, Macolyn Col-
lins, Gary Naylor, Todd Hambright, Mike Allen, and Troy Marquis.
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year letter, A11 District 2nd Team.
TOP RIGHT: MARTHA RENDON,
Guard, 2-year letterg BRENDA
FULTON, Guard, 2-year letter,
All District 2nd Team: KATHY
GREEN, Guard, 1-year letter.
CENTER LEFT: JILL PROBASCO.
Guard, 1-year letterg KATHY
DAVIS, Forward, 1-year letter,
RHONDA BENNETT, Guard, 1-
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Guard, 1-year letter. BOTTOM
LEFT: DONNETTE WILLIAMS,
Guard and Forward, 1-year letter:
JILL POAGE, Forward, 1-year let-
terg LISA WEST, Forward, 1-year
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mination. Coach Cliff Stephens made many new adjustments, and the traditional
Whirlette pride revealed itself through the teams he took under his guidance. The
excitements and sorrows of the year will be cherished even with the obscure
remembrance of the games lost. With the help of the Managers fpictured center
righty, Robin Robertsmlrlope Robertson, Tracy Tyer, and Lana Reed, the teams
became friends long before the end of the season and the time to say goodbye.
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FRESHMAN WHIRLETTES - TOP ROW - Julie Morton, Karen Turner, Carmen Coleman, Lisa Bice, Char-
ise Nolan, lonna West. 2nd ROW - Elva Martinez, Tracy Reddy. 3rd ROW - Sylvia Rendon. Rose Mary
Barnes, Lisa Anderson, Kelly Higginbotham, Lori Bice fmanagerj. BOTTOM ROW - Regina Baker, Mel-
ody Stringer.
JV Gains Experience and Confidence
IV WHIRLETTE
SCORING RECORD
Roosevelt
Littlefield
Post
Crosbyton
Littlefield
Canyon
Lockney
Tulia
Lockney
Tu11a
Idalou
FRESHMAN
SCORING RECORD
Tulia
Crosbyton
Abernathy
Lockney
Idalou
Ralls
Tulia
Jayton
Lorenzo
Motley Co .
Abernathy
Lockney
Idalou
FHS OPPONENT
52 42
51 42
46 36
43 39
30 34
29 Frenship 33
28 45
35 39
45 33
63 33
46 49
29 46
50 29
39 31
Combining the tradition of spirit
and pride, the JV and Freshman
Whirlettes pulled together with
courage and the hustling desire
required for a successful season.
Sharing times of joy and tears of
defeat, they held to their pride.
With lots of concentration and
determination, the girls worked to
improve themselves. They gained
experience as they displayed a
promising future for FHS. Seldom
having a crowded gym, the players
anxiously await the day of taking
the floor as a Varsity team. They
ended their season with the earned
respect of Fighting Whirlettes.
IV WHIRLETTES - TOP ROW - Judi Bean, Lori Young, Beverly Coleman Cmanagerj, Beverly Vickers, Vicki
Miller. MIDDLE ROW - Iaine Guest, Lisa West. Paula Ratliff, Susan Stovall, Caren Campbell, Darla Assiter
BOTTOM ROW - LaDelle Noland, Carrla Burleson, Shonda Fulton, Ronnette Kitchens.
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FHS OPPONENT
45 1 41
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54 61
40 32
23 ' ' 32
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22 34
34 29
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Experiencing a successful year, the Whir-
lette Track Team sent two relays and two
individuals to Regional competition in Lub-
bock.
The 440 Relay team of Donnette Wil-
liams, Martha Rendon, Ronnette Kitchens,
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District 4th, QBELOW RIGHT7 BEVERLY COLEMAN - 220 yd. Dash, Dis-
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CABOVE LEFT7 DONNETTE WILLIAMS - 100 yd. Dash, Long Jump, 440 Relay and 880 Relay,
District Znd. CABOVE RIG!-ITJ KIM CURRY - Shot, District 2nd and Regional 4th: Discus, Dis-
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QBELOWJ IAINE GUEST - 80 yd. Low Hurdles.
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The Boy's Golf team spent time working to build up the golf program.
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practicing a swing across from FHS at the park. These boys developed a lot
of blisters, sore feet, and sunburns working to better the program.
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Delerminiaiion. Hard Work. and Overall Team
TOP LEFT: Head Coach Joe
Paty displays this season's
rewards received after much
hard work, determination, and
fine coaching. The Winds
decisively won their 4th Dis-
trict Crown and 3rd Regional
Championship in a row.
CENTER AND BOTTOM RIGHT:
The Whirlwind Sprint Relay
team, after several injury
problems, came through for a
strong showing of ability. win-
ning lst in District and
Regional while placing 5th at
State. The team consisted of
lay Womack, Danny Colston,
Randy Ratheal, and Mickey
Minnitt.
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The 1977 Whirlwind Relays
Track Queen was Jill Poage.
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TOP LEFT: RANDY
RATHEAL, Sr., placed 1st
in District and 3rd at
Regional in the 440 Dash.
TOP RIGHT: DANNY COL-
STON, Sr., ran for a lst in
the High Hurdles and 3rd in
the Intermediates at District
and came in 4th at Regional
in the Highs.
CENTER LEFT: MICKEY
MINNITT, Sr., placed lst
in the 100 and the 220 at
District. He went on to
place 4th in the 100 at
Regional. He jumped to a
2nd in the District Long
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ACK, SI., sprinted for a
2nd at District and Regional
in the 100 which earned him
a State trip.
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WESTBROOK. Sr., vaulted
to a District lst in the Pole
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TOP, CENTER, AND BOTTOM RIGHT: The mile relay team struggled all
year, improving to gain a lst place at District and being nipped at Regional
in a 3rd place finish. The relay members were Jay Womack, Ricky Day.
Charles Bradford, and Randy Ratheal, CENTER LEFT: RUSTY CAGLE, lr. .
vaulted for a 2nd in District and a 6th at Regional. He also placed 6th in the
l2O's at District. BOTTOM LEFT: RICKY DAY, Soph, ran to a 4th place
finish in the 440 and jumped for a 6th in the high jump. BOTTOM CENTER:
JESSE MARTINEZ, Sr., ran for a 2nd in the District Mile.
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CENTER LEFT: CARMEN
SOLIZ, Jr., 4th in Discus and
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TOP RIGHT: RODNEY
RATHEAL, Soph, partici-
pated in the 880.
CENTER LEFT: MARTY
DANIEL, Soph, ran his
way through the 100, 220,
and 440 at District.
CENTER: JIMMY COVING-
TON, Soph, ran both hur-
dle events at District.
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MOORE, Soph, ran the 880
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Jr. Cuevas. FRONT: Rick Luna, Bryan Fortenberry, Bill Starkey, Mark
Beedy, Rodney Ratheal, Joe Covington.
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Neal Becker, Mac Collins, Mike Campbell, Felix Cervantes, Joey Luna, Tracy Wom-
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bright, Ben Salazar, Mike Allen, Junior Arredondo, Troy Marquis, Gary Naylor, Jimmy
Jones, Henry Gonzalez, Duncan Woody, Keith Nixon.
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After many weeks of team meets, dual matches, and extensive
practice, the Whirlwind tennis team entered District competition.
The girls proceeded to make a clean sweep of the varsity division,
winning lst and 2nd in both singles and doubles. The boys were
right behind them as they almost duplicated the girls' effort by
gaining all but a first in doubles.
Coach Gary Steves gave individual attention to the players as he
entered them in as many matches as possible. 1977 became a big
year as the District 4-AAChampionship was retained .
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CTOP RIGHTJ TOP: Lisa Noland, Kim Barnett, Lisa Wel-
born, Rosemary Gonzalez, Connie Bradford. BOTTOM:
Shonda Fulton. Denise Nixon, Yolanda Gonzalez
CCENTER RIGHTD TOP: Danny Tinney, Gerry Norrell,
Greg Pruitt, Clay Suggs. BOTTOM: Kelly Marble, Andy
Langley, Shane King, Ray Fuller. CBOTTOM LEFTJ
Rhonda Jordon, Sylvia Medrano. CBOTTOM RIGHTB
TOP: Scott Graham, Andy Holcomb, Oscar Barerra,
Mike Arwine. BOTTOM: Sammy Bradley, Robby
Thrasher, Kenneth Young.
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FHS was again well-represented by the
girl's golf team. They went into District
with high hopes and emerged victorious as
they defeated their nearest competitors,
Tulia, by 196 strokes. This easily quali-
fied them for Regional play in Lubbock.
Mitzi Hale was District medalist with
teammates Holly Robertson and Iayma
Lewallen battling in a tie-breaker for
runner up.
IUNIORS: Jayma Lewallen, Mitzi Hale
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THE ROTARY FOUR-WAY TEST
Is it the truth?
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Will it build good and better friendships?
Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Southeast of City 983-3214
FLOYDADA SEED 81 DELINTING
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102 E . California 983-3524
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HALE INSURANCE
106 S. Main 983-3261
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HAMMOND SHEET METAL
105 N. 5th 983-2849
Barbara Schwenner, Buddy Hendricks, and Aaron Hendricks
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HENDRICKS BARWISE GINS
Barwise Community 983-2737
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812 W. Virginia 983-2355
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304 E. Houston 983-3464
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KIRK 81 SONS
119 E. Missouri 983-3280
321 S. 2nd 983-2364
LEONARD'S CAFE
Tammy Payne, Sherri Patterson, Shandra Young, and Irma Ibarra
Stacy Leatherman and Todd Hambright
LAKEVIEW GIN
Lakeview Community 983-2694
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LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE
201 W. California 983-2814
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MARTIN 84 COMPANY
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JIM'S 66 SERVICE
TOP: Rick Covington, Iaine Guest, Mark Beedy. BOTTOM: Tracy Wom-
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MIZE TV
Petra de la Fuente, Kim Barnett, and Andy Langley
Lori Young, Tammie Nichols, and Sally Green
MONTGOMERY WARD
130 W . California 983-3779
Muncy Community 652-3100 983-3632
M UNCY ELEVATOR
M8rN AUTO REPAIR
507 E . Missouri 983-2168
Trucks Well
Tractors Motors
PARK FLORIST
Serving Floyd County for over 40 years with appropriate
floral gifts and remembrances.
312 W. Georgia 983-2867
MCGRE-RCDSE
FUNERAL HOME
329 W. California 983-2525
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SALON AND BOUTIQUE
104 E. California 983-3510
PERRY BROS., INC.
STANDING: Gary Vick, Janie Cortinas, and Hope Mendoza. KNEELING:
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PLAINVIEW PRODUCTION
CREDIT ASSOCIATION
105 S. 5th 983-245
217 W. California
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PLAINVIEW SAVINGS 84 LOAN ASSOCIATION
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PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR
807 E . Missouri 983-2261
PONDEROSA MEAT CO.
Nathan Nichols, Bob Marler, and Mrs. Donnie Galloway
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North Side of Square 983-2503
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SCHACHT FLOWERS,
JEWELRY AND GIFTS
Eleanor and Margaret Schacht
652-2385 Lockney, Texas
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121 E. Missouri 983-5032
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Nanelte Burk, Lana Reed, and Kay Faulkenberry
REED FORD SALES
Ralls Highway 983-3761203
308 S. Main 983-3370
RUCKER'S OK TIRE STORE
Julie Brawley, Beverly Burleson, Rhonda Jordan, and Becky Crabtree
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601 N. 2Ild 983-3520
Sandy Powell, Cheryl Bearden, Kim Bertrand, and Ricky Wesr Martin Cruz, Richard Thomas, and David Parham
STEWART PRINTING THOMAS AERO
1088. Main 983-5131
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BAKER, ALICE - BS, Southwest
Texas. Taught - Homemaking
II, Quarter Courses. Sponsored -
FHA, Sophomore Class.
BEAN, JANE - BBA, Texas Tech.
Taught - Bookkeeping, Typing I.
Sponsored - WHIRL, UIL Journal-
ism and Typing, Sophomore
Class CHeadJ.
CARDINAL, POLLY - BS, Texas
Womens. Taught - Phased Eng-
lish. Sponsored - Senior Class
CHead9.
CARTHEL, DONNY - MS, East-
ern New Mexico. Taught - Fun-
damentals of Math, Accelerated
Algebra. Coached - Football,
Track. Sponsored - Sophomore
Class, Learn and Live Team.
Facullg Informaiion
COWARD, DANIEL - BSM, Way-
land. Taught - Fundamentals of
Math, Introductory Algebra.
Coached - Football, Basketball,
Track. Sponsored - UIL Number
Sense, Freshman Class.
CHRISTIAN, BARBARA - BME,
West Texas. Taught - Phased
English. Sponsored - Senior
Class.
CLEVELAND, JAMES - MEd, East
Texas. Taught - Agriculture
Cooperative I, II. Sponsored -
FFA, Junior Class.
CRAIG, MARY ALICE - BS,
Southwest Texas, MEd, Southern
Methodist. Taught - Home Eco-
nomics Cooperative Education,
Quarter Courses. Sponsored -
Home Economics Related Occu-
pations. Junior Class.
DEAN, MONA - BS, Texas
Tech. Taught - Homemaking I,
Quarter Courses. Sponsored -
FHA, Freshman Class.
HARRIS, ORVILLE - BS, Sam
Houston, MEd, Texas Tech.
Taught - Agriculture I, II, IV.
Sponsored - FFA, Senior Class.
HERBER, SUE .IAN - BE, Lubbock
Christian. Taught - Phased Eng-
lish. Sponsored - Cheerleaders,
UIL Spelling, Freshman Class.
JOHNSTON, EMILY - BS, MEd,
Texas Tech. Guidance Director.
Sponsored - FTA.
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KIMBLE, JOYCE - BA, Beloit
College. Taught - Spanish I, II,
Phased English. Sponsored -
National Honor Society, Junior
Class.
LIVINGSTON, JERRY - BS, MS.
Oklahoma State. Taught -
Chemistry, Physical Science,
Science Quarter Course. Spon-
sored - Student Council, UIL
Science, Senior Class.
LOCKE, BENNY - BS, Angelo
State. Taught - Distributive Edu-
cation I, II. Sponsored - Distrib-
utive Education Clubs of Amer-
ica, Junior Class.
LOVELL, JAMES - BBA , Texas
Tech. Taught - Vocational
Adjustments.
LOVELL. SUE - BS, Texas Tech.
Taught - Vocational Adjust-
ments.
MCINTOSH, JACK - BS, Texas
A8LM. Taught - Fundamentals of
Math, Algebra, Geometry,
Accelerated Geometry, Inde-
pendent Study. Sponsored - FTA,
UIL Slide Rule, Freshman Class
CHeadD.
MILAM, JANET - BBA, West
Texas. Taught - Vocational
Office Education, Record Keep-
ing. Sponsored - WHIRLWIND,
Office Education Association,
Sophomore Class.
MORITZ, HOLLY - BS, MA,
Texas Tech. Taught - Speech I,
Drama, World History. Spon-
sored - Drama Club, UIL Speech
and Drama, Twirlers, Freshman
Class.
PATTERSON, HELEN - BS, North
Texas, MSLS, East Texas.
Librarian. Sponsored - Senior
Class.
PATY, JOE - BS, Abilene Chris-
tian. Taught - Biology, Driver
Education. Coached - Track
CHeadj, Football. Sponsored -
Senior Class.
PUCKETT, FRANCES - BA,
North Texas. Taught - Phased
English. Sponsored - UIL Ready
Writing. Junior Class.
RINKER, ROLLIE - BS, Wayland,
Taught - American History.
Coached - Boys Basketball
CHeadJ, Football, Golf. Spon-
sored - Student Council, Sopho-
more Class.
STEGALL, DON - BS, East
Texas. Taught - Agriculture I,
II, III. Sponsored - FFA, Junior
Class.
STEPHENS, CLIFF - BSEd,
McMurry. Taught - American
History. Coached - Girls Basket-
ball CHeadD, Football, Girls
Track CHeadD.
STEVES, GARY - BSEd,
Oklahoma. Coached - Tennis
CHeadD, Basketball, Football.
SYNATZSKE, JANIE - BS, West
Texas. Taught - Government,
World History. Sponsored - Texas
Historians, Sophomore Class.
TEASDALE, DENNIS - MMEd,
Texas Tech. Taught - Band,
Music Theory. Sponsored - UIL
Band.
TYER, DALE - BS, West Texas.
Taught - Health I, II. Coached -
Girls Golf CHeadJ. Sponsored -
Freshman Class.
WALLER, J. E. - BS, West
Texas. Taught - Drafting, Physi-
cal Science. Sponsored - Junior
Class CHeadJ.
WYLIE, SALLY - BA, Wayland.
Taught - Physical Education I,
II, World History. Sponsored -
Junior Class.
Senior
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MIKE BEAN - SC VP 3, Pres. 4:
WHIRL Staff 1-4, ILPC State 1st
Ads 4: NHS 3, 4: Who's Who 4:
UIL Headlines 2-4, Dist. 2nd 2,
3rd 3,1st 4, Reg. 1st 2, 4th 4,
State 5th 2, UIL Feature Writing
1-3, Dist. 1st 1, Reg. 4th 1, UIL
Number Sense 1, UIL Persu. Spk.
Dist. 3rd 1, UIL Science Dist.
1st 4: Learn and Live Champs 2,
Qrt. Finals 3, Semi-finals 4:
Citizen of Month 3, 4: Dept.
Recog. 1-4: Tennis 1-4: Basket-
ball 4: 2nd Most Active Award 4.
CHERYL BEARDEN - Band 1-3,
Lab Band 2, 3, All Reg. 2, 3,
UIL Ens. 2, 3: Dept. Recog. 2-4:
OEA 4, Bulletin Brd. Cont. 4:
FTA 4: FHA 1, 2: Zimmerman
Nursing Award 4.
KIM BERTRAND - FTA 1-4, VP
3, Pres. 4: FHA 1-4, Parl. 3,
High Pt. 1: NHS 3, 4: UIL Ready
Writing Dist. 3rd 4, UIL Typing
3: Dept. Recog. 1, 2: 4: WHIRL
Staff 4, Most Val. Typist for
Year 4: WHIRLWIND Staff 2, 3:
Lib. Aide 4: TSTA Scholarship
4.
STEPHEN BECKER - FFA 1-4,
Meats Jdg. Cont. 2, 3, Star
Greenhand 1: Football 1: Track
1, 2: Golf3, 4.
THIESS BROWN - UIL Science 3:
DECA 4: Speech and Drama Club
1, Tournaments 1, 1-Act Play 1:
WHIRL Staff 3: WHIRLWIND
Photo. 1, 2: Class Fav. 4: Class
Friendliest 2: Dept. Recog. 3:
Tennis 1-3: NHS 4.
TRACY BROWN - Class Pres. 2:
HERO 4, Pres. 4: NHS 3, 4, VP
4: UIL Science 3, 4: Learn and
Live 2, 3: Who's Who 4: School
Play 2: WHIRL Staff 3: Band 1, 2,
Stage Band 2: Science Aide 4:
Dept. Recog. 3: Tennis 1-3,
Reg. Qual. 3.
NANETTE BURK - WHIRLWIND
Staff 1-3, Photo. 1, 2, Editor 3:
SC Rep. 1, 4, Alt. 2: Most Con-
siderate 4: Class Fav. 1, 4: NHS
3, 4, FHA 1-4, Pres. 2: Thes-
pian Sec.-Treas. 4: Basketball
1-3: Tennis 1, 2: Dept. Recog.
1-3: UIL Prose Dist. 2nd 4, UIL
Ready Writing 3, 4, UIL Debate
2: FTA 4.
ANN CAMPBELL - Golf 2-4,
Reg. Qual. 2-4: FHA 1, 2, 4, VP
4: Class Poster Chrmn. 4: Band
1-3.
RICK CARTHEL - Football 1-4:
Basketball 1-4, Capt. 4, All
Dist. Hon. Ment. 4: Track 1:
Golf 3: DECA 4: FFA 1-3, Farm
Skills Cont. 1: SC Alt. 4: FHA 3:
Dept. Recog. 1, 2.
ELISA CERVANTES - Dept.
Recog. 1, 2: FTA 1-4, Parl. 3:
WHIRLWIND Staff 2, 3, Dark
Room 3, Most Val. for Month 3:
OEA 4, Rept.-Hist. 4, Bulletin
Brd. Cont. 4: Speech and Drama
Club 2: Band 1-3.
DONNA CHESSHIR - Band 1-4.
Drum Major 3, 4, UIL Solo and
Ens. 3, 4, All Reg. 3, 4, Stage
Band 2-4: WHIRL staff 3, 4,
Asst. 4, Most Val. 3, 4, UIL
Feature Writing Dist. 2nd 4:
Speech and Drama Club 2,
School Play 2: FTA 1, 2: FHA 1,
2: Lib. Aide 3: Dept. Recog. 4.
DANNY COLSTON - Football 1-
4, All Dist. 4: Track 1-4, Reg.
Qual. 4, State Qual. 4: Speech
and Drama Club 4, 1-Act Play
4, Dist. All Star Cast 4: DECA 2-
4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Area Public
Spk. Cont. 3rd 4: FFA 1, 2: Stu-
dent Guest of Rotary 4.
JOEY DAVIS - Basketball 1-4.
Capt. 4, All Dist. 4, Fighting
Whirlwind 4: Basketball Beau 4:
DECA 2-4, Cont. 4: Track 2: SC
Alt. 1, 2.
LOIS DELACRUZ - DECA 2: FTA
3: Lib. Aide 3: FHA 1.
MARIA DELAPUENTE - FTA 4:
FHA 1: HERO 3, 4.
TIM DYESS - Band 1-4, All
State 3, All Reg. 1-4, Outstand-
ing Memb. 1, 2, Arion Award 3,
John Philip Sousa Award 4, UIL
Solo and Ens. 1-4, Stage Band 2-
4: Who's Who 4: Dept. Recog. 1,
3, 4: UIL Slide Rule 4: Office
Aide 3: Speech and Drama Club
2: NHS 4.
ORHAN ERISIR - ISTANBUL.
TURKEY - AFS Student - SC 4:
Band 4: FTA 4.
JOEL EVANS - FFA 1-4: Golf 1,
2.
SANDRA FERGUSON - UIL Spell-
ing 4: OEA 4, Record Mgmt.
Clerk Cont. 4: FHA 2-4: FTA 4:
Lib. Aide 3: Dept. Recog. 2-4.
KELLIE FOSTER - Class Treas. 3:
Speech and Drama Club 1: HERO
4: Band 1-3: Basketball 1-3:
Tennis 1-3, Reg. Qual. 2, 3.
RANDY FRY - DECA 3. 4, Parl.
4: Class Fav. 1: Football 1, 2:
Dept. Recog. 1: SC Rep. 1: FFA
1.
BRENDA FULTON - Cheerleader
JV 1, 2, Vars. 3, 4, Head 4:
WHIRLWIND Staff 3, 4, Most
Val. for Quarter 4, for Year 4:
Miss FHS lst Runner-Up 4: Who's
Who 4: Basketball 1-4, All Dist.
2nd Team 4: NHS 4: FFA 1-4,
Sec. 3: SC Alt. 2, 4, Rep. 3:
Track 1-3, Fighting Whirlette 3:
Tennis 2: Dept. Recog. 3, 4:
FHA 2: FTA 4: Citizen of Month
4: 3rd Most Active Award 4.
RUDY GARIBAY - SC Rep. 3:
DECA 4: Football 1-4: Dept.
Recog. 1-3: Office Aide 3:
WHIRLWIND Photo. 1-3, Most
Val. 1: FTA 1-4, Parl. 4:
Speech and Drama Club 2, 3,
School Play 2, 3: UIL Typing 2,
UIL Spelling 3: FFA 1, 2, Cont.
1.
ELISA GARRETT - Golf 2, 3.
Dist. 3rd Medalist 2, Reg. 2nd
Medalist 2: SC 2-4, Rep. 2,
Treas. 3, Alt. 4: Class Sec. 2,
Class Friendliest 2: Most Ambi-
tious 4: WHIRLWIND Photo. 2, 3:
Speech and Drama Club 2, Tour-
nament 2, UIL Poetry Dist. 1st 2:
FHA 3, Song Leader 3: FTA 1, 2,
4: DECA 4: Lib. Aide 3.
ALONZO GONZALEZ - Tennis 1-
4, Reg. Qual. 3, 4: DECA 2-4:
FTA 2, 3, Rept. 3: FFA 1: Dept.
Recog. 4.
KATHY GREEN - Basketball 1-4:
Track 1-4, Reg. Qual. 2, Fight-
ing Whirlette 3: Cheerleader 3,
4: Basketball Sweetheart 4:
DECA 4, Sweetheart 4, Cont. 45
Citizen of Month 35 SC Alt. 2,
Rep. 3: FTA 1: FHA 1, 2:
WHIRLWIND Staff 25 Dept.
Recog. 1, 4: Miss Floydada 1st
Runner-Up 25 Band 2.
GRANT HAMBRIGHT - Band 1-4,
Pres. 3, Rept. 2, UIL Solo and
Ens. 1-4, All Reg. 1-4, Out-
standing Memb. 2, Stage Band
2-4, Jazz Award 45 Speech and
Drama Club 1-4, Outstanding
Drama Student 4, UIL Debate 1,
1-Act Play 2-4, All Star Cast 2,
3, School Play 1-4, Tournaments
1, 2, Thespian 45 UIL Ready
Writing 45 UIL Slide Rule 45
Dept. Recog. 1-45 Soil Conserv.
Essay 2nd Place 45 Per. Attend.
1-12: 3rd Most Active 4.
HOLLY HARTSELL - Homecom-
ing Queen 45 Miss FHS 2nd Run-
ner-Up 45 Most Cool-Headed 45
Most Good-Natured 45 Track
Sweetheart 35 Golf 2-4, Reg.
Qual. 3, 4, Stage Qual. 3: HERO
4, Sec.-Treas. 45 Class Treas.
45 FHA 1-3, VP 1: SC Rep. 2, 4,
Alt. 35 WHIRLWIND Staff 2-4,
Asst. Editor 3, Most Val. for
Month 2, for Quarter 3: Band 1,
25 Dept. Recog. 1.
DEAN HINTON - WHIRL Staff 3,
4, Editor 4, ILPC State 3rd Ads
3, State lst Ads 4, Most Val. 3,
UIL Headlines Dist. 2nd 3, 4,
Reg. Qual. 3, 45 UIL Typing
Dist. 5th 25 Who's Who 45 NHS 3,
45 Student Guest of Rotary 45 Boys
State 35 Dept. Recog. 1-3: Ten-
nis 3, 45 FFA 1-3, Quiz Team 1,
Chapter Cond. Team 1, Dairy
Prod. Team 1, Meats Team 25
Soil Conserv. Essay 1st 4.
ALEX IBARRA - DECA 2: HERO
3, 4: Lib. Aide 3.
JEFFREY JOHNSON - Class Sec.
45 sc Rep. 45 DECA 45 FTA 45 '
FFA 2-45 Dept. Recog. 25 Golf
2. 3.
STEVE JOHNSON - FFA 1-4.
STEVE JONES - FFA 1-4, VP 4,
Star Chapter Farmer 2, DeKalb
Award 4, Farm Skills 1, 2, Live-
stock Jdg. Team 2, 45 SC Rep. 15
Football 1-4.
MORRIS KEELE - Basketball 2-4.
All Dist. Hon. Ment. 45 Tennis
3, 4, Reg. Qual. 45 Football 3,
45 DECA 3, 45 Dept. Recog. 2,
45 Most Good-Natured 45 FFA 25
Citizen of Month 4, of Quarter
4.
LAYNE KIRK - Boys State 35 NHS
3, 45 Band 1-4, All Reg. 3, 4.
UIL Solo and Ens. 3, 4, Stage
Band 2-45 Dept. Recog. 2, 45
Lab Aide 3, 4.
DALE KINCER - DECA 4: Band 1-
35 School Play 25 WHIRLWIND
Staff Dark Room 2.
JAY LACKEY - Class VP 2, Sec.
35 Class Fav. 25 Most Demonic 45
WHIRLWIND Staff Sports Editor
3, Most Val. for Year 35 Football
1-4, Capt. 1, 4, All Dist. 3, 4.
All South Plains 3, 4, Outstand-
ing Lineman 4: Track 1, 25 Stu-
dent Guest of Rotary 45 FFA 1, 2,
45 Cont. 15 FHA 35 Bio. Aide 3,
45 Dept. Recog. 4.
TERESA LIPHAM - DECA 2-45
FHA 15 OEA 4, Bulletin Brd.
Cont. 4.
BILLY MARQUIS - FHS: Band 1,
2, 4, Jazz Award 4, Stage Band
2, 4, All Reg. 2, 4, UIL Solo
and Ens. 1, 45 NHS 45 UIL Num-
ber Sense 45 Speech and Drama
Club 1, 2, Tournaments 1, 2,
UIL Debate 15 Dept. Recog. 1,
4: Rotary Scholarship 4. BRYAN
HS, BRYAN, TX: Band 3, Stage
Band 3, UIL Solo and Ens. 35 NHS
3.
VIRGIL MARTIN - FFA 1-4:
Football 1, 25 Winfred West
Memorial Award 4.
CONNIE MARTINEZ - FTA 1-4,
Rept. 2, Treas. 3, Sec. 4: DECA
2, 3: OEA 4: WHIRLWIND Staff
Dark Room 2, 35 Dept. Recog.
4.
JESSE MARTINEZ - Track 1-4,
Reg. Qual. 45 Football 1, 25
DECA 2-4, VP 4, Cont. 3, 4:
Dept. Recog. 3, 45 FFA 1.
DORMAN MCCORMICK - DECA
3, Star Salesman 35 FFA 1,
Cont. 15 Band 1-3, Stage Band 2,
35 Lib. Aide 4: Golf 25 Track 2.
LAURA MCCULLEY - Band
Sweetheart 45 Band 1-4, Rept. 4,
All Reg. 2, 4, Rep. 2, 3, UIL
Solo and Ens. 1, 2, Stage Band
2, 35 Student Guest of Rotary 45
HERO 4, Rept. 45 SC Alt. 15
Class Poster Chrmn. 45 UIL Ready
Writing 4: Speech and Drama
Club 2, 3, Tournaments 2, 35
FHA 1, 2, Hist. 2: FTA 1: Office
Aide 3.
RICKY MERCADO - Football 1.
25 Vocational Ed. Outstanding
Student 4.
MARK MILLER - FFA 1-4: Band
1-45 Most Individualistic 35
Dept. Recog. 4.
PAT MILLER - Tennis 1-45 NHS
3, 45 DECA 4, Area Cont. 45
WHIRL Staff 35 UIL Science 25
Student Guest of Rotary 4: Dept.
Recog. 3.
4
MICKEY MINNITT - Football 1-
4, All South Plains and Player of
the Year 4, Outstanding Back 4:
Track 1-4, Reg. Qual. 3, 4,
Stage Qual. 3, 4, Fighting
Whirlwind 4: DECA 2-4: Dept.
Recog. 4.
IESSE MORALES - SC 1: Football
1-4: Track 1-3: Dept. Recog. 3:
DECA 2, 4: FFA 1, 2: FTA 1-3.
DAVID NICHOLS - DECA 2-4,
Sgt. at Arms 4, Star Salesman 4:
FFA 1: Int. Club 1.
PAM NICHOLS - NHS 4: DECA
2, 3, Parl. 2, Star Salesman 2:
FHA 3, 4: Speech and Drama
Club 2.
MARK NOLAND - Football 1, 2:
FFA 1-4, Sent. 3, Pres. 4:
WHIRLWIND Staff Dark Room 3:
SC Alt. 2: Dept. Recog. 4.
KELLI PARSON - FTA 1-4, Pres.
3, Treas. 4: Speech and Drama
Club 2, School Play 2: FHA 1-4:
Lib. Aide 4.
TEDDY PATTERSON - FFA 1-4,
Dairy Jdg. Cont. 2.
KATHRYN POWELL - FHA 1, 2,
4: OEA 4: Dept. Recog. 1, 3,
TRACEY PUCKETT - Class
Treas. 2, Pres. 3: UIL Typing 2:
FHA 1, 3: FTA 1: HERO 4: NHS
3, 4, Pres. 4, Fr. of Year 1: UIL
Poetry Dist. lst 1, Dist. 3rd 2,
Tournaments 2: SC Rep. 1-4:
Cheerleader IV 2, Vars. 3:
Speech Aide 3: Miss FHS 4:
Who's Who 4: Miss Sr. Class 4:
Citizen of Month 2, 4, of Quar-
ter 2, 4: Kiwanis Sweetheart 3:
Homecoming Queen 3rd Runner-
Up 4: Dept. Recog. 1-4: Student
Guest of Rotary 4: Basketball 1-
4, Capt. 4, All Dist. Hon.
Ment. 3, 2nd Team 4: Tennis 1-
4, Reg. Qual. 4: Most Active
Award 4.
ANDY RAINWATER - Citizen of
Month 4: FFA 1-4, State Farmer
Degree 3: Football 1-4: Basket-
ball 1-3: Track 1-4: Office Aide
4.
RANDY RAINWATER - Mr. SI.
Class 4: Most Considerate 4:
Class VP 4: Office Aide 4: 1-Act
Play 4: FFA 1-4, Lone Star
Farmer 3: Tennis 4: Football 1-3:
Track 1-3: Basketball 1, 2.
RANDY RATHEAL - Class Pres.
4: Track 1-4, Reg. Qual. 2-4,
State Qual. 2, 4, Fighting
Whirlwind 4: Football 1-4, All
Dist. 4, All South Plains Hon.
Ment. 4: SC Rep. 4: Student
Guest of Rotary 4: Basketball 1-3:
FFA 1, 2, 4: FHA 3: Mr. FHS 2nd
Runner-Up 4: Dept. Recog. 4.
RICK REDDY - SC Rep. 1, 4: FFA
1-4: Football 1, 2: WHIRL Staff
1.
LANA REED - NHS 3, 4: Band 2-
4, All Reg. 4, Solo and Ens. 2,
3, Stage Band 2, 3: Football
Sweetheart 4: UIL Typing 2:
WHIRL Staff 3: Basketball 1-3,
Mgr. 4: Dept. Recog. 1, 2:
Office Aide 3, 4: FTA 1.
MARTHA RENDON - Miss FHS 4:
Cheerleader Vars. 4: OEA 4,
Treas. 4, Typing Cont. 4: Track
1-4, Fighting Whirlette 3, 4,
Reg. Qual. 2-4: Most Individual-
istic 3: Basketball 1-4: Track
Sweetheart 2nd Runner-Up 4:
Alpha Mu Delta Award 4.
ROBIN ROBERTS - Band 1-4,
Pres. 4, Stage Band 3: Class
Rept. 4, Poster Chrmn. 3:
Speech and Drama Club 3, 4, 1-
Act Play 3, 4, Dist. Best Actress
4, Outstanding Drama Student 3,
Outstanding Forensic Student 4,
UIL Poetry 3, 4, Dist. 2nd 3,
School Play 3, 4, Tournaments
3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Honor
Thespian 4: SC Alt. 1-4: Dept.
Recog. 1, 3: WHIRL Staff 1:
WHIRLWIND Staff Dark Room 4:
Biggest Flirt 1: Basketball 1-3,
Mgr. 4: Track 1, 2, Mgr. 3: OEA
4, Sec. 4.
HOLLY ROBERTSON - Golf 2, 4,
Dist. 2nd Medalist 4, Reg. 4th
Medalist 4, Reg. Qual. 2, 4,
State Qual. 2: Basketball 1:
Track 1: Most Demonic 4: FTA
1: FFA 1, Cont. 1: FHA 2, 4.
CURTIS ROBINSON - DECA 2-4:
Football 1, 2, Mgr. 3: FFA 1, 2:
Track 1.
NANCY ROBINSON - Basketball
2: Dept. Recog. 2, 3: FHA 1:
Della Plains HERO 4, Pres. 4:
Outstanding Vocational Ed. Stu-
dent 4.
BETH STOVALL - Basketball 1-
4, Fighting Whirlette 4, Capt.
4, All Dist. 2nd Team 4: Ir.-Sr.
Banquet Chrmn. 3: WHIRLWIND
Staff 2-4, Asst. Editor 3, Most
Val. for Month 2, for Year 3: SC
Rep. 1-3, Alt. 4: FHA 1-3, Pres.
3: NHS 3, 4.
1, VP 2, Sec.
Sec.-Treas. 4: Who's Who 4:
Bulletin Brd.
OEA 4, VP 4,
Cont. 4, Verbal Comm. Cont.
Area 3rd 4, State Voting Del. 4:
Class Poster Chrmn. 2: Student
Guest of Rotary 4: Track 1, 2:
Dept. Recog. 1-3: 2nd Most
Active Award 4.
MATILDE SUAREZ - FTA 1-4:
FHA 1, 2: Track 1-4: DECA 2:
Dept. Recog. 4.
KEITH TOOLEY - Tennis 1-4,
Reg, Qual. 3, 45 DECA 3, 4,
State Cont. Qual. 4, Photo 3, 45
Class Rept. 1, 25 Student Guest
of Rotary 45 Citizen of Month 35
Debate Team 35 Dept. Recog. 4.
LUISA TREVINO - HERO 3, 4,
Hist. 4: DECA 2.
BRENDA TURNER - WHIRLWIND
Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Most Val.
for Quarter 35 NHS 45 Who's Who
45 OEA 4, Pres. 4, General Cler-
ical Cont. Area 2nd 4, Outstand-
ing Memb. 45 UIL Typing Dist.
1st 2, Reg. 1st 2, State 4th 25
Golf 1, 2, Reg. Qual. 25 FHA 1,
2, Rept. 25 DECA 3, Cont. 35
Dept. Recog. 1-45 SC Alt. 35
FTA 1.
RQNNIE WALL - Mr. FHS 4:
DECA 2-4, Pres. 3, 4, Student of
Year State Cont. 3, Outstanding
Memb. 3, 4, Beau 3, 45 SC 3,
4, VP 45 Who's Who 45 Class VP
35 Class Fav. 35 Citizen of Month
3, 4, of Quarter 35 Most Cool-
Headed 45 Football 2-45 FFA 15
Dept. Recog. 4.
IANIE WARREN - DECA 2, 3:
HERO 45 FFA 2: FHA 1, 2.
KELLY WARREN - FFA 1, 2, 4,
Cont. 25 Track 1, 25 DECA 35
Football 1, 25 Dept. Recog. 2.
STEVE WESTBROOK - DECA 45
FFA 1, 35 SC Alt. 1, 45 Basket-
ball 1-35 Football 1-45 Track 1-
4, Reg. Qual. 3, 45 Dept.
Recog. 1, 2.
JAY WQMACK - Class Pres. 15
Mr. FHS 1st Runner-Up 45 Foot-
ball 1-4, Capt. 4, All Dist. 4,
All South Plains 4, Fighting
Whirlwind 45 Basketball 25 Track
State
1-4, Reg. Qual. 2-4,
Qual. 2-45 FFA 1-4, VP 2, Rept.
45 DECA 35 Dept. Recog. 1, 3,
45 Citizen of Month 45 Most
Active Award 4.
LEN WOOD - Football 1-45 FFA
1-4, Meat Jdg. Team Dist. 2nd
1, Dist. 1st 25 WHIRLWIND Staff
Dark Room 2, 35 SC Rep. 15
Office Aide 45 Russell Wood
Memorial Award 4.
CARLEN YOUNG - Cheerleader
JV 1, 2, Head 25 FHA 1, Rept. 15
Golf 1-35 Class Treas. 2, Rept.
35 SC Rep. 25 FFA 2, 35 Basket-
ball 25 DECA 45 FTA 45 Speech
and Drama Club 45 Dept. Recog.
4.
KIRK YOUNG - FFA 1-4, Idg.
Team 25 Football 1, 25 Track 1,
2.
ROBERT ZAMBRANO - MATHIS
HS, MATHIS TX: Drama 1.
Whirlwind
Index
Adams, Leeta 21, 26, 78, 84, 86-7,
95, 104, 200.
Adams, Roijon 3. 37, 80, 125, 172.
193.
Alfaro, Angie 37. 43, 55, 73-4, 99.
Allen, Mike 5, 21, 23, 109, 143, 149,
165.
Anderson, Lisa 21, 24, 113, 155, 158.
Anderson, Patricia 29, 88, 113, 115,
118,120,129-30,169,183.
Arellano, Adam 21, 109.
Arellano, Carlos 29, 108, 143, 165,
197.
Arredondo, lunior 21, 24, 26, 109, 111,
127, 143, 165.
Arwine, Mike 21, 89, 117, 121, 168,
172.
Assister, Darla 29, 33-4, 43. 71, 78-
80, 95, 112, 119, 121--2,155,158,
160. 201, 220.
Bagwell, Mike 5, 21, 143, 165.
Baker, A. E. 9,53, 132.
Baker. Alice 12,27-8,1l2,125.
Baker, Regina 5, 21, 113, 155-6, 158,
rin
2-0.
Barnes, Rose Mary 21, 24, 27, 113,
155, 158, 220.
Barnett, Kim 29, 83-4, 87, 89, 95,
120, 168, 196.
Barraza, Beatrice 21.
Barrera, Oscar 21, 85, 168.
Barrientez, Tomas 21-2.
Bean, lane 12-3, 16-7, 28, 96-7.
Bean, Judi 13, 29, 35, 74, 79, 95, 97,
112, 118, 141, 155, 167, 201, 221.
Bean, Mike 6, 45-6, 49, 51-2, 62, 71,
75, 78, 82, 96-7, 102, 116, 118-9.
125-6, 131-2, 144,146-8,167-3,
193, 210, 222.
Bearden, Cheryl 13, 46, 48, 98, 115,
117, 120, 171, 207.
Bearden, Stacey 12, 87, 112-3, 180.
Becker, Neal 22-3, 109, 143, 149, 165
Becker, Stephen 46, 92, 108, 111, 132
159, 197.
Beedy, Mark 5, 7, 29, 35, 108, 128,
143, 165, 195.
Bell, Shannon 37, 75, 80, 84-5, 92,
96-7, 102-3, 118, 121,125-6, 131.
183.
Bennett, Rhonda 37-8, 40, 43, 71, 80,
99,124-6,134,150-1,153-4,194.
Bertrand, Jeff 24, 29, 108, 110, 207.
Bertrand, Kim 12. 46, 48-9, 79, 93,
97,
129
Bice,
Bice,
102-3,112. 114, 117-8, 121, 125
, 207, 220, 222.
Lisa 5, 22, 79, 112-3, 155, 205.
Lori 20, 22, 27, 112-3, 126-7,
155, 208, 220.
Bice,
Max 29.
Blake, Atha 37, 42, 84-5, 91, 95, 125.
Boothe, Trina 98, 102.
Bradford, Charles 23, 37, 135, 160,
162-3. 165, 208.
Bradford, Connie 29, 32, 84, 104, 168,
178.
Bradley, Sammy 22, 78-9, 109, 111,
120 143, 168, 179.
Brawley, Julie 22, 83-4, 86-7, 204.
Briones, Dalia 22, 113.
Briones, Silvester 29.
Brown, Paul 22, 85, 109, 143, 149,
165 205.
Brown, Thiess 45-6, 100, 105, 116,
129-30, 177.
Brown, Tracy 2, 45-6, 64, 81, 99, 102
119 129-30, 132-3, 177, 222.
Bueno, Beatrice 22. A
Bueno, Sylvia 29, 87, 115, 172.
Bullock, Brad 24, 29, 108, 205.
Burk, Nanette 41, 45-6, 52, 63, 65,
77-81,102,104,112,114,117,119,
125, 129, 203.
Burleson, Beverly 22, 26, 78-9, 84, 86
90.
204.
Burleson, Carrla 2, 30-1, 88-9, 108-
11, 122, 128, 155, 191.
Cagle, Rusty 36-7. 77, 81, 108, 124-5
136,
Cain,
138-9, 141-2, 162.
Fred 30, 35, 221.
Campbell, Ann 3, 44-6. 48, 51, 112-3
127, 169, 174, 222.
Campbell, Caren 37, 80, 84-5, 109.
124
,155, 157, 174.
Campbell, Mike 22, 26, 109, 143, 165
194.
Cardinal, Polly 12, 15, 17, 23, 44, 47
6
133.
Carthel, Donny 5, 12, 16, 42, 137-8,
143,161,165, 222.
Davis, Kevin 30.
Day, Riclty 30, 35, 71, 125, 135, 137-
9,149,162,165.
Carthel, Greg 37. 104, 149.
Carthel, Jack 5, 37, 80, 109, 127, 136
139,141-2,175.
Carthel, Rick 47-50, 132-3, 136, 138-
42, 145-8, 175, 220, 222-3.
Castillo, Pete 22.
Cedillo, Danny 30, 143.
Cedillo, Delia 30, 115, 130.
Cervantes, Elisa 47-8, 50, 98, 114-5,
129, 171.
Cervantes, Felix 22-3, 43, 79, 83-4,
86-7,114-5, 129, 165, 208.
Chandler, Valynda 3, 38, 79, 81, 91-2
112, 125.
Cheelt, Derelt 3, 6, 38, 80, 84-5, 87,
91,107,121,125,
Cheek, Jett 23
143, 145, 147, 195.
Chesshir. Donna
195.
,26, 84-7, 119-20, 123,
47-8, 55, 83-7, 95,
117-8,121,123,125,132,179,222.
Chesshir, Tatnm
ie 3, 38, 85. 87, 91,
97, 186.
Christian, Barbara 12-3, 18, 44, 131,
133.
Cleveland, James 12, 14, 36, 109, 130
Coleman, Anthony 30.
Coleman, Beverly 30, 114-5, 155-7,
207-8.
Coleman, Carmen 5, 23, 27, 113, 155-
6, 158, 207, 220.
Coleman, Jerry 38, 143, 163, 165.
Coleman, Quinn 38, 100, 121, 144-7,
Dean, Mona 12-3, 20, 27, 113.
Del.aCruz, Lois 47, 80.
delalfuente, Dolores 23.
delaFuente, Maria 3, 47, 133.
delaFuente, Miguel 38.
delaFuente, Petra 23, 38, 93, 124, 196
DeLeon, Abel 23.
Delieon, Arturo 38.
Derryberry, Christie 31, 112, 115.
Dick, Kalvin 231, 85, 87, 122, 186.
Dick, Verla 38, 80, 84-5, 87, 125,
183.
Dobbins, Debbie 23, 83-5, 95, 104,
123, 176.
Dominquez, Elinor 31.
Duran, Chele 31.
Dyess, Suzanne 31, 84-5, 121. 178.
Dyess, Tim 26, 47, 63, 84-7, 116,
120, 123,125,132-3, 178, 223.
Ellis, Jimmie 23.
Emert, Danny 38, 174.
Enriquez, Cruz 31, 108, 181.
Enriquez, Dianna 31, 114-5, 129-30.
Enriquez, Eli 23, 39, 100, 125, 181.
Erisir, Orhan 41, 47-8, 78, 82, 84, 86-
7, 115, 132, 193, 199, 223.
Evans, Joel 3, 47-8, 108, 125, 131,
133, 182, 223.
Faulkenberry, Kay 30-1, 89, 112, 114,
129-30, 169, 183, 203.
Ferguson, Leanne 31, 35, 79, 88, 90,
118 120 221
,..,.a...
188.
Collins, Macolyn 23, 109, 111, 143,
149, 165.
Collins, Timothy 30, 148-9.
Colston, Danny 47, 49, 81, 100. 102,
104, 106-7, 128, 133, 136, 138-42.
160-1,164-5, 181, 220.
Cook, Tina 38.
Copeland, Kara 30, 32, 84, 87-8, 90,
113, 166, 168, 190, 220.
Cornelius. Jim 23, 178.
Cortinas, Janie 38, 200.
Cortinas, Robert 23.
Covington, Jimmy 7, 30, 75, 78, 108-
11,123, 125-6, 128,143, 164-5, 195
Covington, Joe 30, 84-5, 143, 163,
165, 188.
Covington, Monte 18.
Covington, Rick 38, 40, 54, 70-1, 75,
'U ,
78,89-90,102-3,109,117,122,125-
6,128,137-42,163,193
Coward, Daniel 13, 17, 20, 42, 143-4,
OOO
Ferguson, Sandra 47-8, 98, 115, 118,
120, 122.
Feuerbacher, Brad
28, 31-2, 35, 125-6
143, 149, 165, 186.
Finley, Jimmy 39, 77, 85, 87, 102-3,
109, 117, 176, 20
-3.
Finley, Jonny 23, 55, 76, 85, 109, 120
1,176,20J3.
Fortenberry, Bryan 31, 108, 143, 165,
197.
Foster, Kellie 3, 47, 1133, 179, 199.
Fry, Randy 48, 51, 81, 100, 125, 131,
195, 222.
Fuller, Ray 23, 109, 168, 187.
Fulton, Brenda 4, 48, 51, 58, 62, 71,
76, 79, 81, 88-9, 94-5, 102, 108,
115-7,121,126,
fr A .m ,
4,11-1, 151, 2-1
Fulton, Shonda 3,
fa f, r 4
D..'tJ,1O-1-6,111
Galvan. Janie 23
Garibay, Rudy 48
11-1, 128, 137-9,
131,148,150,152-
.,
13, 30-1, 71, 78,
123,155,168, 175
'PC
, od.
50, 54, 94, 100,
141-2.
Cox, Kenneth 38, 109-10.
Crabtree, Becky 23, 84-5, 87, 94, 112-
3,116,120,204.
Craig, Mary Alice 13, 16, 36, 99, 129
Cruz, Mary Jo
Cuevas, Jr. 30
Curry, Kim 30,
154, 157. 201
Daniel, Marty
'30 35.108, 110-1, 125
128, 1453, 164-5.
Cruz, Hilda 30.
Cruz, Martin 30, 84
30, 179.
, 143, 163, 165, 208.
-roi
7,115,150-2,
1- A
Davis, Joey 3, 47, 54, 66-7, 100, 127,
131, 144-6, 148
Davis, Kathy 2, 38, 134, 150-2, 154,
156, 200.
Garrett, Elisa 3, 46, 48, 79, 100, 115,
129, 199.
Garza, Earnest 23, 143, 165, 207.
Gentry, Tammy 2, 39, 41, 813-4, 96-7
102-3,117-3, 122,131, 194.
Gentry, Trava 331, 42, 84, 87-8, 90,
121-2, 190.
Gilmore, 'Ferry 3, 41, 109, 159.
Goley, Annette 85.
Gomez, Nelda 23, 113, 120, 122.
Gomez, Ricky 23.
Gonzalez, Alonzo 45, -18, 100, 121,
128, 131-23, 222.
Gonzalez, Henry 24, 109, 143, 149,
165.
Gonzaler, Linda 23, 39, 43, 99.
Gonzalez, Rosemary 24, 79, 113, 168.
Gonzalez, Yolanda 24, 113, 168.
Grahatn, Randy 39, 100, 128.
Graham, Scott 24, 89-90, 109-10, 168
205, 221.
Green, Bobby 31,108-11,149,167.
Green, David 39, 104, 188.
Green, Kathy 48-9, 51-2, 66-7, 69,
94-5,120,125-6,128,148,150-1,
153-4, 158, 208, 222.
Green, Sally 31, 112, 115, 129, 196.
Griggs, Jay 5, 24, 109, 207.
Griggs, Kenneth 39, 110, 138.
Guest, Jaine 31, 34, 79, 88, 90, 155-7
195.
Guevara, Delia 24, 113-4.
Guzman, Amelia 24, 114.
Guzman, Anna 31, 175.
Guzman, Eloisa 31, 183.
Guzman, Mary 23, 39, 114, 120-1.
Guzman, Rosa 39, 43, 84-5, 122, 191.
Hagood, Kelly Ann 3, 31, 35, 37, 39,
41, 81, 83-6, 88-9, 91, 95, 108, 112,
117, 123-5,167,188.
Hale, Melissa 31, 83-4. 121, 127, 189
Hale, Mitzi 23, 39, 43, 78, 84, 89,
91,94-5,112,124,126,148,169,
189.
Hambright, Grant 3, 47-8, 52, 55, 84-
5, 87, 94, 102-3, 105-7, 116-7, 120,
123, 132, 195, 223.
Hambright, Todd 24, 85, 104, 143,
149, 165, 192.
Hamilton, Clay 6, 23, 39, 42, 80, 83,
85, 91, 102-4, 109, 111, 117, 119,
123, 175.
Hardin, Rosemary 23, 31, 39, 42-3, 80
84, 87-8, 90, 93, 112, 123,188.
Harris, Orville 13, 44, 108, 128, 130,
133.
Harrison, Debbie 22, 24, 84, 86-7, 95,
121.
Hartsell, Holly 44-5, 48-9, 54-5, 58,
64-5, 72, 74, 78, 88, 94, 99, 126,
169, 206, 222-3.
Heflin, Shawnda 2, 39, 71, 80, 84-5,
96-7, 102-3, 112, 117-8, 124-5, 183.
Helms, Kary 28, 31, 33, 35, 76, 81,
84-5, 87, 89-90, 94, 117,123,125-6,
143, 147-9, 164, 180, 183, 219.
Herber, Sue Jan 14, 20, 94.
Hernandez, Manuel 24.
Hernandez, Tomas 24.
Hesson, Michelle 39, 80, 84, 87, 91,
9-1, 104,119-20, 122.
Hickerson, Tolya 36, 39, 74, 79-80,
88-9, 102-3,112, 119,123-5, 132,
150-1,153-4,173,180,187.
Higginbotham, Kelly 20, 24, 43, 74,
95,112-3,155-6,158,193.
Hill, Gary 23, 39, 84, 86-7, 93, 112,
176.
Hinton, Dean 45, 48, 51-2, 62, 96-7,
102-3, 116, 118, 131-2, 199, 222.
Holcomb, Andy 25, 85, 89, 168, 178.
Hopper, Cliff 31, 108, 173.
lbarra, Alex 48, 99.
lbarra, Irma 39, 43, 114, 124, 192.
Ibarra, Janie 25, 113.
lrlas, Linda 32, 91.
lrlas, Robert 25.
lackson, Brenda 32, 88, 129, 206.
Jackson, Jimmy 32, 34-5, 108, 143,
149, 180.
Johnson, Ernest 39, 194.
Johnson. Jeffrey 3, 44, 49-50, 78, 81,
100.108, 115,125, 132, 172, 222.
Johnson, Phyllis 40, 42, 100, 104, 125,
128.
Johnson, Steve 48-9, 108, 132, 204,
222-3.
Johnston, Emily 2, 12, 114-5.
Jones, Barry 4-5, 40, 100, 126, 128,
139, 160, 165, 174.
Jones, Greg 5, 7, 32, 78, 108, 111,
125, 143,164-5.
Jones, Jay 32, 81, 84, 87, 108.
JOl1r3S.Jill1l7ly 22, 25, 109, 121, 143,
165, 194.
Jones, Jon 37, 40, 71, 74, 78-81, 92,
102-3, 109-10, 122. 125-6, 128, 136-
9,141,165,183.
Jones, Larry 22, 35, 38, 40, 70, 92,
109, 124. 136-7,139-41,165,172.
Jones, Steve 47-50, 94-5, 108, 110,
117, 123, 128, 130-2, 137, 140-1,
H570
Jones, Zane 40, 80, 109, 124, 167.
172, 190.
Jordan, Rhonda 25, 84, 86, 120, 168,
204, 206.
Juarez.Jr. 25.
Julian, Kristi 25, 42, 80, 83-4, 87,
113,116,120.
Keele, Morris 41, 46-7, 49, 65, 70-1,
94, 100, 121, 125, 127, 131,133.
137-8, 141-2, 144-8, 220.
Ketnple, Cynthia 40-1.
Kirnble, Joyce 14, 36.
Kincer, 48-9, 100, 128.
Kincer, Dawn 32.
Kincer, Donny 32.
King, Lynette 25, 113, 210.
King, Shane 25, 109, 168, 184.
Kirk, Layne 48-9, 52, 84-5, 87, 102,
121, 132, 192, 223.
Kitchens, Blake 32, 108-10.
Kitchens, Ronnette 40-1, 80-1, 85-6,
108, 112-3, 155-6, 158.
Lackey. Jay 3,23,48-9,52,65,108,
121,125-7,131, 137-8, 140, 194,
mol
Langley, Andy 32, 108, isa, 196.
Lara, Vincent 25.
Leatherman, Stacy 32, 42, 84, 104,
192.
Ledbetter, Dorothy 5, 25.
Ledbetter, Gerald 25, 54.
Ledbetter, Guy 40.
Lewallen, Jayma 3, 5, 40, 42, 79-80.
92,112,121, 124-6, 169, 206.
Linker, Billie 25, 113, 184.
Lipham, Teresa 49-50, 98, 131, 133,
171.
Livingston, Jerry 14, 17-8, 44, 78-80,
133.
Locke, Benny 14, 36, 130, 171.
Lovell. James 14.
Lovell, Sue 15, 31.
Love, Bobby 40, 205.
Love, Kristi 176.
Luna, Abran 25, 109.
Luna, Joey 22, 24-5, 79, 109, 143,
165, 205.
uma, Rick 32, 35, 10,8, 1.13, iss, Qoa
Lyons, Kelli 3, 6-7, 40-1, 54-5, 73-4
80,88,91,9-1-5,104-7,112,117,
120, 124-6, 148, 194, 221. 190-
Lyons, Monte 22, 79, 109, 143, 149,
194.
Maldonado, Jessie 25.
Marble, Brett 32, 35, 108-10, 194.
Marble, Dwayne 25, 85, 109, 194.
Marble, Kelly 25, 109-10, 168, 194.
Marquin, John 109.
Marquis, Billy 3, 49, 52, 61, 84-5, 87,
95,102-3,117,122-3,132,195,223.
Marquis, Kim
187.
Marquis, Troy
87,121,143,149,165.
49, 108, 117, 121, 131.
32, 108, 122, 208.
40,42,83-5,99,129,
20, 23, 25, 81, 84-5,
Martin, Virgil
Martinez, Alex
Martinez, Connie 12, 48, 50-2, 79, 94
98, 112, 114-5, 131, 222.
Martinez, Edna 5, 32, 157.
Martinez, Elva 25, 113-4, 121, 155.
Martinez, Ida 40, 114, 124, 129-30.
191. 220.
Martinez, Irene 23, 40, 112, 129-30.
Martinez, Isabel 32, 114-5, 187.
Martinez, Jesse 50, 100, 120, 128, 160
162, 165.
Martinez, LeRoy 32, 108.
Martinez, Maybelle 25, 113.
Martinez, Noe 25. 84.
Martinez, Rose 25, 113-4.
Matsler, Lahoma 11.
Mayo, Mark 32, 108, 205.
McCormick, Dorman 3, 48, 50-1, 91.
181.
McCulley, Lattra 44, 50, 52, 55, 68,
84.99,132,222.
Mclntosh, Jack 2, 12, 14-5, 20, 114,
129.
McLattry, Mayme 25.
Medrano, Rudy 32, 122, 149, 175.
Medrano, Sylvia 25, 113, 121, 168.
Mendoza, Hope 40, 43, 122, 158, 200.
Mendoza, Pat 33, 121.
Mercado, Ray 25, 143, 165.
Mercado, Ricky 50, 116, 133.
Meyers, Dettnis 174.
Milam, Janet 2, 15, 28, 74, 89, 94,
98, 130.
Miller, Eddie 40, 109.
Miller, Hugh 40, 103, 109-11.
Miller, Jerry 41, 109, 194.
Miller, Mark 50, 85, 108, 132-3, 192.
Miller, Pat 50, 52, 100, 103, 126, 128
132, 167.
Miller, Steve 41.
Miller, Vicki 33, 108, 155, 191.
Minnitt, Mickey 3, 5, 81, 94, 100,
121, 125, 127, 131, 136-7, 139-41.
144-8, 160-1, 164.
Minnitt, Wanda 33-4, 114-5, 186.
Mitchell, Shirley 33-4, 104, 115, 176.
Montes, Valentina 33, 115.
Moore, Bill 33, 35, 143, 164, 195.
Morales, Carmen 41, 79, 100-1, 114-
5, 128, 172.
Morales. Jesse 50, 94, 100-1, 128. 131
2, 136-7, 139-42, 165, 220.
Morales, Yolanda 33, 115.
Moritz, Holly 13, 15, 18, 20. 104-5,
123.
Morris, Adeana 26, 36, 41-2, 83-7, 91
95,104-5,108-9.122-4, 126, 128,
187.
Morton, Julie 25, 55, 79, 83-4, 86, 95,
.s
Morton.
Melinda 41, 43, 80, 83-7,
100, 123, 193.
Moss, Nancy 3, 41-2, 80, 84-6, 112-3
124-5,
174. 181.
Muncy, Pam 3, 13, 26, 32-3, 43, 75
79, 85, 87, 95, 104, 123, 191, 221.
Muniz, Roy 41, 100, 174.
Mttrillo.
Johnny 25.
Navarro, Lydia 41.
Naylor, Gary 5, 25, 81, 109, 143, 149
165, 207.
Nicholas, Juanita 26, 120.
Nicholas, Ricky 23, 41, 84, 94.
Nichols, David 51, 80, 100.
Nichols.
Nathan 33, 108, 202.
Nichols, Pam 51, 80, 102, 104, 112-3
125, 133.
Nichols, Tammie 5, 41, 84, 196.
Nixon, Denise 33, 42, 85, 123, 168,
207.
Nixon, Keith 5, 26, 109, 122, 130,
143, 165.
Nolan, Charise 5, 26, 109-10, 155.
Noland, LaDelle 3, 28, 33, 70, 79, 8
87, 94, 123, 126, 155, 221.
Noland .
Lisa 7, 33, 88, 90, 112-3,
4,
115, 120, 129, 168, 206, 220.
Noland, Mark 51, 108, 122, 128, 222.
Norrell, Gerry 33, 110, 120-1, 127,
168, 195.
Norris, Shannon 41, 80-1, 100, 105,
122, 188.
Nutt, Danny 26, 109, 122, 143, 164-5
Oakley, Terry 4, 100.
Ocanaz,
Ocanaz,
Parham,
210.
Parham,
Gracy 26, 113.
Neomy 23, 41, 99.
Darla 18, 26, 79-80, 112-3,
David 23, 42-3, 80, 91, 104
121, 207.
Parson, Kelli 47-8, 51, 93, 112, 114,
129, 175.
Patterson, Helen 15-6, 23, 44, 93, 133
Patterson, Sherri 33, 90, 112, 120, 192
Patterson, Teddy 51, 108, 222.
Paty, Joe 15-6, 35, 42, 80, 160, 222.
Payne, Tammy 33, 71, 86, 104, 192.
Pena, Rose Marie 26, 84, 121.
Peralez,
Perez, M
David 26.
aria 26.
Pierce, Lucy 33, 222.
Poage, Jill 5, 15, 36, 42, 78, 82, 88,
92, 94-5, 112-3, 118,120,124-6,
134,148,150-1, 153, 160, 166, 220
Potts, Jitn 42, 71, 109-11, 126, 128,
136-9,
141-2, 220.
Powell, Glenna 26, 113.
Powell, Jerry 42, 80, 100-1.
Powell, Kathryn 3, 49-51, 98, 112,
132.
Powell, l.isa 33, 55, 73, 83, 187.
Powell, Melody 33, 84-5, 108, 112-3
122, 128, 187.
Powell, Sandy 34, 91, 120, 207.
Pratt, Ke
rry 14,40,42,81,92,109-
10,123-5,137,139, 142.159,
Probasco, Jill 3, 5, 42, 80, 91, 93,
104,112, 150-4, 174.
Pruitt, Greg 34, 108, 110, 168, 204.
Puckett, Frances 16-7, 36.
Puckett, Tracey 41, 48, 51-2, 56-7,
59-60, 63, 70-1, 73-4, 78, 82, 99,
102,116,121,125,129.131-2,150
152, 154, 166, 204, 222-3.
1
y
217
Radloff, Paul 5, 34, 54, 95, 120, 122.
138, 142, 160, 163, 208, 222.
Rainwater, Andy 6, 48-9, 51, 71, 81,
92, 94, 108, 111, 125-6, 138-9, 162,
164, 181.
Rainwater, Randy 22, 41, 43-4, 48, 51,
59, 65, 81, 92, 96-7,104,106-8.
125, 128, 181, 222.
Ramirez, Johnny 34, 108, 126.
Ramirez, Mary 26.
Ramirez, Richard 143, 160, 163, 165.
Ratheal, Randy 44, 47-8, 51-3, 58, 78
81-2, 120-1, 125, 127, 132, 135, 137
8, 140-1, 160-2, 165, 188, 222-3.
Ratheal, Rodney 34, 108, 143, 164-5.
Ratliff, Paula 34, 113-5, 155, 157,
204.
Reddy, Rick 3, 52, 78, 81, 108, 125.
Reddy, Tracy 22, 26, 79, 83-4, 95,
155, 195.
Reed, Lana 22, 26, 47-9, 52, 55, 66-7,
84.87, 92, 94, 102-3, 125, 127, 132,
151, 203, 222-3.
Reese, Calvin 136-7, 139-40, 142.
Reese, Denise 42, 188.
Reese, John 26, 143.
Reid, Donna 26, 41-3. 83-6, 88, 91,
123, 125, 166, 174.
Rendon, Martha 5, 52, 56-7, 94-5, 98,
102,117,126-7, 129, 133, 135,148.
150-1, 153, 156-7, 160, 174, 223.
Rendon, Sylvia 26, 112-4, 155, 158,
184.
Reves, Rex 26, 109, 143, 165.
Reyes, Arturo 26.
Reyes, Don 34.
Reyes, Ricky 26.
Rinker, Rollie 16, 32, 42, 77, 79, 139,
143-5, 147, 159, 178.
Riojas. Johnny 34, 190.
Roberts, Robin 41, 44, 48, 50, 52, 55,
77, 79, 81, 83, 86-7, 94, 98, 104-7,
117,119,123,131-2,151,182.
Robertson, Holly 3, 47, 52, 65, 80, 94
125-6,169,181.
Robertson, Hope 31, 34, 151, 181.
Robinson, Curtis 80, 100-1, 131.
Robinson, Doris 34, 88, 144-5, 205.
Robinson, Nancy 52, 116, 223.
Rodriquez, Daniel 26.
Rodriquez, Paul 27.
Rodriquez, Rodney 27, 85, 87. 143,
149. 165.
Runnels, Patricia 2. 42, 104, 114, 119
204.
Salazar, Ben 27, 143, 165.
Sanders, Regina 34, 108.
Sanders, Renee 27, 83, 85.
Santos, Randy 34, 191. '
Schwertner, Barbara 27, 113, 120, 122
190.
Shannon, Sharon 23, 41-2, 84, 100,
174. ,
Shurbet, Shelby 34, 108-9, 158, 196.
Simpson, Clay 41-2, 109, 138, 143,
159.
Simpson, Doug 36, 40, 42, 80, 97,
112,117-8,125,159.
Smith, Calvin 179.
Smitherman, Monty 41-3, 78, 93, 95,
v
109,124-6,131,138,141-2,159.
Soliz, Carmen 42, 100, 128, 138, 141
160, 163.
Spurlock, Eva 27, 113, 122.
Spurlock, Penny 42, 91, 120.
Stapleton, Breck 22, 27, 42, 80. 83-5,
143, 165, 194.
Starkey, Bill 6, 41-2, 80, 91, 102-3,
109-11, 124, 128, 138, 165, 209.
Stegall, Don 16-7, 36, 108.
Stephens, Cliff 13, 16, 135, 143, 150-
1, 156.
Steves, Gary 16, 141, 143-5, 167.
Stewart, Teresa 43, 80, 85-6, 104,
208.
Stovall, Beth 13, 31, 48, 52, 64, 79,
88,94,98,102-3,116,127,133,
150-4, 183, 222-3.
Stovall, Susan 36, 42-3, 79, 81, 112,
124, 126. 131, 155-6, 188.
Strange, Rickey 43, 76, 84, 87, 102-4,
174.
Stringer, Melody 24, 27, 73-4, 78, 95,
112-3, 155, 173.
Suarez, Matilde 49, 51-2, 112, 114-5,
122,131, 157.
Sue, Sheldon 43, 77, 85, 91, 117, 121
136-7,141-2, 178, 203.
Suggs, Clay 34, 168, 172.
Synatzske, Janie 6, 16, 28, 80, 91.
Teasdale, Dennis 17, 84, 86-7, 123,
132.
Thompson, Glenda 43, 99, 121-2.
Thompson, Jackie 41, 43, 109, 124,
175.
Thrasher, Robby 27, 80-1, 84, 168,
207.
Tinney, Danny 34, 108, 127, 168, 200
221.
Toney, Ray 34.
Tooley, Keith 52-3, 100-1, 121, 128,
168, 184.
Torres, Joe 34.
Torrez, Alex 20-1, 27, 80, 83-5, 203.
Torrez, Ernest 34, 108, 126, 203.
Trevino, Luisa 3, 51, 53, 82, 99.
Trevino, Rudolfo 34.
Trevino, Yolanda 43, 99.
Turner, Angie 32, 34, 84-5, 89, 200.
Turner, Brenda 2, 53, 62, 76, 82, 88,
90,98-9,102-3,120,122,125,129-
30, 133, 199.
Turner, Karen 27, 55, 70, 113, 156-7,
177.
Turner, Kelly .11, 43, 78, 60, 64-6,
96, 102-3, 121, 123, 125,177.
ryer, C. E. 7, 10, 14, 82.
rycf, Dale 15, 17-6, 20, 126-6, 169.
ryer, Tracy 3, 62, 34, 14, 76-9, 62,
64-6916, 91, 113, 151, 166, 200.
Varner, Virginia 27, 80, 113, 176, 210.
Vick, Brenda 27, 113.
Vick, Gary 35, 108, 200.
Vick, Kathy 43.
Vickers, Beverly 35, 96-7, 121-2, 155.
Vickers, Todd 35, 81, 108, 137-8, 140
Vinson, Lori 3, 36, 41, 43, 80, 93,
10-1,107,117, 121,124-5.
Wall, Ronnie 53, 56-7, 64-5, 69, 78,
80,100-1,122,128,130-137-41,
171, 187.
Waller. J.
E. 2,17-8,36,114,124.
Waller, .lay 7.18.28-9,35,71,108,
110-1,121-2.130,143,165.175.
221.
Ward, Kristi 35.
Ward, Rhonda 35, 108, 181.
Ware, Clinton 35, 108, 111, 205.
Warren, Janie 3.53, 99, 131, 133,
207.
Warren, Kelly 53, 125, 128.
Warren, Kim 35, 108, 204.
Watson, Mike 35.
Welbotn, David 5, 27, 109, 121, 143,
149, 165.
Welborn, Lisa 29, 35, 84, 168, 200.
West, Jorma 21-3, 27, 73, 84, 87, 95,
123, 155, 177.
West, Lisa
3, 43, 71, 75-6, 80, 92,
102, 112, 121-2, 124-5, 131-2, 150,
155, 166, 188.
West, Ricky 35, 108, 207.
West, Sherre 11, 76, 134.
Westbrook, Larry 27, 109, 143, 165.
Westbrook, Steve 48, 53, 79, 95, 100,
131, 137-9, 142, 161, 164-5, 188,
220.
Whitaker.
210.
Whitfield,
Williams,
Williams,
Bobby 43, 80, 108-9, 124,
Charles 27.
Albert 35.
Donnette 32, 35, 73, 78-9,
81, 83-5, 87, 123, 135, 150-1, 153-4
156-7, 200, 220.
Williams, Norah 131.
Williams,
165.
Todd 23, 27, 109, 121, 143
Willis, Kenny 35, 108, 110, 143, 194.
Willis, Kristi 26-7, 79-80, 84, 87.
Willis, Patty 27, 89, 113, 120.
Willson, Terry 18, 28, 32, 35, 74, 79,
83, 86, 97, 104-7, 117, 123, 182,
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Wilson, L.
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108,110-1,116,120-1,125-7,136-
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Womack, Tracy 26-7, 109, 111, 143,
149, 165, 195.
Wood, Len 14, 47-51, 53, 80, 92, 94,
108,117,136,138,141-2,160-1,
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Wood, Russell 35, 219.
Woody, Duncan 23, 27, 109, 120-1,
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Wylie,
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Young
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Sally 16-7, 36.
Carlen 3, 51, 53, 100, 104,
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Kenneth 6, 27, 76, 109, 121,
139, 143, 149, 168, 178.
Kirk 53,81,108,123,176.
Lori 2, 41, 43, 96, 100, 125,
196.
Shandra 30, 35, 88, 90, 112,
192.
tno, Robert 11,-113,53, 125.
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