Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1971 volume:

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A new use was found for the railings when bicycling become o new MWWWW L Mit' pp5gg'!,!!Iff:f!!!lIlI!f Change. also. siruck ihe campus grounds A new landscaped pafio was added for siudeni and faculig enjogmeni To cui down on ihe dailg dusi siorms. ihe norih parking lo+, added Iasi gear. was paved: ihough on a clear dag more space was needed for bicgcles ihan cars. Computer mix-ups caused many days of crowded counseling Bad weather often added confusion to the dark hulls for the 7:10 t t 1 he mang changes all had lheir drawbacks. he compuler did noi quile seem lo undersland lhe new scheduling. esuliing in mang incorrecl schedules. 'he ofl' campus lunch hour for seniors was cul back io 38 minules Hudenis coming al seven o'clock wandered around hrough dark halls in lhe winler monlhs. driver found c way around the speed break despile the added curbing around many of the speed breaks. 'he six speed breaks added io lhe parking lol o cul down on excess speed seemed loo greal a challenge 'or some vehicles. Boys were required io wear wigs io cover iheir fashionable. bui prohibiied long hair. The expanded dress code coniained mang resiriciions. as do mosi new changes. WIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllilli i ,Ji i iiuiiii H Hi l will This memorandum concerning pantsuits was issued to all students. Mike Prichard goes through his daily routine of putting on his wig to meet the school dress requirement. 1.35 Here, despite many changes in policies, corruption remains in the student-destroyed restro. The new gear broughi new ideas and changes bui mang siill fell lhe frusiraiion of ihings noi gel changed I+ seemed imporlani issues oflen lock second place lo lrivialiiies Ideas progressed rapidlg, bul mcsl remained only ideas Even lhcugh mang ol' lhe eflecls could noi immedialelg 'be seen. lhis gea represenied a new look ai educaiicnal values bg faculig and sludenls '12 ,W 1 W u Craig Tinker attempted to Cm U0Y2nJf'se M 51' Rxm-+1-5 iw if Q F NQ,-3,-v AT Kms X+wL- PHRYS To Dxsqwis TRL Swndc, moons mem- 9.33.1 Qobi.. ! '73-A21 --' f7 '00 Pla A -iw 4 A ll ls Q A D. ffm , w u 4 WM 'ff M35 ' ' A' if f','x'J:5, A Wm' W' fl kg H i ' W 1' Mig . ,-J 1 2' . H .. .. Qf L.,,g54 4 TN , 1-I 'EJ U., I l 1 H ' .ig , il V , 6 F Wx! M, di 55 1 3? Q M, ff, W ,e ,' A, - fu . f 1 5 '1I -m ' ' A 'Y Q w 4 v 5. r ...gf Iv ,cg ' rm V W ' a V. iw a .,I J v iw, ,I V ' 1 .J i ww 2 X , H f, 'A - ff K Q.. fk M' 45 L .5 ' 0' L L5 my R' ff . - I Q.. V w! . N a qv STUDENT LIFE As the reminiscence of summer Still lingered about, Our minds and bodies were sluggish. Gradually the pace quickened Until the steady throbbing Of student life was everywhere. The planning and carrying out of Dances, performances, and projects Filled our spare time. It seemed all too soon when Graduation ceremonies arrived, Replacing the problems and fears Of the first day. The dances, performances, and proiects Left, but the spirit they Created lingered. QQ: 5 Ni! H m m ,M . ..,...M,,W,W.-wmv M., -M..-,,m.v rQV,v,fgr-iilg-.,,W. - . W . ,- M9193 ...ul ' 'NL .. ,. ,.:.m-, K , Down Redfield Chip Ross 1- I ba, . , .. Y l 'lf l 3 ' ,. , it W :' ? L 4 f ' l v. U 1 ' i ' nlrosn nm: Ann llfllf, 3 NICKHS, ! 5 f 2 li A fx at My lRECElVE CHANGE BELUW ,Wei K N VW, V n A V, V3 .TW ,T , , V , Z U Wise: 5 H H if A it i if i if - vig l.?,f,. ,M Vain V , , ,. ,,,. gvv m , .,,,. ..-L ,..,,,, A A W , , , ,, , , , . I Inflation hits the Coke machines this year. 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Pogue 11069 N, iiwprrrfy- 112 a. emu 11511 r, snap- fzzug 5. 911.111 42321 n. iim11y11111 114.1 1-. June. 11473 11 11111 12511 P F l'.21rw11 12511 Q R r 5 1 P4 I l 1 D Br ax 71 Porter Ulvg 1111 .11, L 1: J so J w r 0 J F 1011 .1 n x 11s-111 uw: 11 11 1 .1130 111111 s 5 1111 mom r if 11 14151 1. xci .1.- ry mu J 111 p 1 U eroom sheets were posted to guide dazed students. Let freedom The end of summer and The return of school Brought the student body Back to conformity. Hair had to be trimmed and Sleepy minds reawakened. This year we had the choice Of time to attend classes. The 7:10 class allowed Seniors to take only Four classes and have time For an afternoon iob. 8:10 was the class most of Us favored and a 9:10 class Was provided for late sleepers. The first day brought long Lines of impatient students Outside the counselors' Door for schedule changes. Mass congestion was the Result of the crowded Mixed lunch sessions. But the brighter side Showed the uniting of Friends, old and new. And we were able to get Together and express Our ideas as a group. 5 taken and lockers are assigned in the usual chaos of first day in girls' P.E. I . 1 if U What about my hair? asks iunior, Thomas Phelps. ring? , W M ' .,s-.Af 44 h G 'it XV: 'wha' The tiger helped to encourage Members of VOE greet Mrs. C. Lowman, homemoking tecc spirit ot the pep rcllies. with cz spirit ribbon for her H+. ,A rf' -Q, 5.1-A L - 75, r-- 2 ,, ' 4 '-3.28 . f-N M r . 'v' ,.., wN...ff ' ' v . A . . -. J., -Q 4,- -f- iff, ' .., ,, - ,A u -v-A',..,v ,, ,J--M - .. 'Iw.gr. -W , W ,...fx -U - W Q W., W, Y x,f4:L ft' ' -.A , I yn, 'L J 5 , N .-D' -., ' Mia, ,.. M. ,N S elfl - . 4 . I J- yi J W '-0 - Ng ' .-fy. -ft: .e V .-f . , A 4-5, 'mv sg, N is-,fa ' W J gffiirs' if , ,rr ,, - 7- N of jifff' Y' ' N., 4 N q , A, 1 '31 fy' , si The remains of the Spring Branch pep rally shows the tremendous spirit displayed by the student b I Q 2 5, E' 2 spiritual awakening When it came to spirit Everyone could get Into the act. All could contribute to School enthusiasm with Pep rallies, bright posters, Streamers, and cheers, Proving spirit will live ine Clark, senior, readies to distribute A5 long 05 lhere are those 'it balloons at a football game. Who Cdre. super spirit stick was won by the senior class for displaying the most spirit during the football season. Jay Femal, Alpha Omega President and Brenda Cangemi, Sigma Tau President accept spirit stick for the senior class. SPL... 1, - 1- - Spirit flares as bonfire burns Alpha Omega sparked The first ember Of spirit of the Homecoming festivities As they lit the bonfire. Although the bonfire Was not the biggest The school has ever seen And was extinguished early, lt still promoted The school into the proper Homecoming spirit. Silhouettes appear against the firey fur lights out at 8:30 Senior Boys alternate work sessions school to complete the I8 foot strul :WZ 1. 155 3 1,12 gr 4, 1, Jam i ff! i 'Q 2-M 1 I K jf!! iT1N'3S:m. I I 1 ?qv5kQ ' r me N, 4 QR S If gi 0 K ... 'O' u , f 1 ' M ' E I ' 'Kg' X ,xx iq t 1 , 4 4+ 0' fix X' wx'-X 'N SXSA A hx -xiii.. w. ., Queen, finalists, escorts, and last year's queen: fl to rj Sara Morrow, Fred Matthews, Val Tc Don Profota, Debbie Rindy, Keith Williams, Karen Harmon, and Mike Con E The three finalists, Sara, Val, and Debbie pose at Nahan Art Gallery at Town 8m Country Vil The crowning touch We were told to vote For the girl that best Represented the school. lt was narrowed down to Three finalists, Debbie, Sara, and Val. The days before the crowning event Consisted of congratulations, Finding escorts, picture taking, And a rained out practice. When the night came and They were escorted across the field Each felt the anxiety and honor of Being a candidate for Homecoming Queen. The waiting ended as Val Tomes was is displayed on the tace ot senior, Val Tomes. Crowned Homecoming Queen 1970. 797' X..-., Vlotthews presents Val Tomes the traditional bouquet of yellow roses. Seasonal salutations The Christmas season brought on An array of yuletide . Celebrations. Each club and organization Displayed the Christmas meaning By such things as Collecting food for the Needy, a Christmas tree for A nursing home, and Carols sung in various Foreign languages. The iunior class Snow Ball Provided a new surprise For the school by The crowning of the first Snow King and Queen for our school. The candle-light presentation. By the choir and chorale Finished up by giving us All a little more of the Needed Christmas spirit. David Manning, Sara Granberry, Jean Brown, and So Garrett pose with Christmas gifts for orpl Mrs. Kunnecke's fourth period home eco ' presents Christmas Around the Judy Barzilla crowned sophomore Snow Queen by Jim Saner with the help of Miss L. Duesing, Junior class sponsor. K Andy Haggard was crowned Senior King by Jennifer Hai 'R C F -Q 5 Fm? ff Lpring Woods Chorale and the Freshman and Sophomore choir perform their candle-light Christmas presentation in the mall. for the Christmas Snow Ball was by the local group, Felix Fly. The freshman Snow King and Queen were Marty Meyers and Becky Wright Members of the Senior class and members of the Senior class student council sort the col A carnation sensation ln order to raise Money for the prom, the Senior class sold colorful Carnations. For fifty cents we could Purchase a red, pink, white, Yellow, blue, and peppermint Flower, each with a Different meaning. The flowers came on time This year and the Senior Officers and workers were at School the afternoon before Sorting the various flowers Into the proper cans. From all the selling, working And praying the Senior class Raised 2,000 dollars profit. carnations into the various homerooms for deli Vicki Gaylean, senior, received the carnations, sixty red Love: American stgle Buy a valentine and make someone happy, Chirped the loud speaker on the mornings Before St. Valentine's Day. Sophomores pushed sales ln the halls, in the mall, Homeroom, and during the lunches. There were Buddies, Sweethearts, Secret Admirers, and Singing ones. Students received their Red paper hearts n And the song that came With gold ones, making Valentine's Day seem to last various hearts into proper bags. More lhfln iust One dGY. iomores Jennifer Rhine and Sherri Osborn ,419 Doug Burcheall, David Conner and Andy Day conclude a song with a grand finale. Saxon, Junior, is puzzled about the sender of a certain valentine. A shadow of a smile reflects on The faces of Robyn Sfeinberger and Jack C Freshman finalists: B. Wright, D. Price, K. Sophomore finalists: S, Berger, D, Marshall, T. Miles, M. Frasier, L. Oprea. Jockgon, J, Prince, S, Osborn, T, ' Cofet' instructs Juniors V. Burson Assistant Principal Dave Figari explains procedure to Spotlight contestants G. McDonald on their walk. finalists: R. Steinberger, J. Cockburn, or finalists: P. Holley D. Profota S. eumack, K. Williams,,S. Thorn, Watts , R. Parrot, V. Burson, G. McDonald. Wanted: two tinalists ln choosing the contestants For Safari Spotlight the Students from each grade Level decided upon ten Boys and girls. The qualifications were Nice looks, a neat appearance Good character and Representative of the school Each member of the contest Had to appear before iudges And answer questions. From among the ten, three Of each sex were singled out. Then came the long practices Which helped lead to High hopes and desires. 1' ,,. 3 Mijn 1.133 ' 1 ' ,. .M 4,1 'A . 1 f'1Y'V' H' 1' , 1 ff. 11. 1,111 ...,1 'K N2W1'1fI,'1 11,1-.1J fy . is W ,161 ,.. . 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After all had appeared before the Public and questioned, each couple Waited for the winning two from Each grade level. From these eight, two were Chosen and it was these two Who were Mr. and Miss Spring Woods l97l. Other iunior contestants give their congratulations to George Ann Minas. Eliza sings I could have danced all night. 5 Henry Higgins, John Perry, Eliza Doolittle, Debbie ll and Col. Pickering, Dave Kienow celebrate her breakthn 4 ,t t l 3 f A l 1- l Doolittle, Tommy Hartland, receives a five pound note Higgins as a payment for his l G hcndkerchlef used to w,pe Pickering explains to Mrs Pearce Kit Robberson, and the servants The fairest ol' them all With the combined efforts Of the art, music and Drama departments, My Fair Lady Was the school's most Successful production. The story of a young girl Who was brought in Off the street by a Dignified and stubborn Professor is one we Will never forget. As they struggled to make Her a lady, we laughed, Cried, felt their ioy and Their heartbreak while we Watched a beautiful music Story unfold before our eyes From rags to riches Eliza Doolittle, when taken Off the streets by Professor Henry Higgins, Has an ordinary English accent. Higgins' dream is to Transform this flower Girl into a proper lady. He makes a bet with y Hugh Pickering that he can Do so in six short months. After practices and studies, Eliza makes her debut And is a smash. Higgins thinks he is through With the girl, and Eliza leaves Only to find she is in love with him. Higgins misses Eliza and She comes back to him with Clean hands and face. But let o woman in your life, exc Higgins to Pickn The Cockney Chorus sings Wouldn't it be lo during the tenement What a smashing, positively dashing spectacle: the Ascot op'ning day Chorale at the Ascot Races 4, 1 5 2 2 2 Sf if ,, A 4... Q, l 2- ' ly .L ia .V ,wc 'a .X . 1 H. f 5 51 xx f Y? .1 5 S , !-A-n - Q as f ' , , 4 K! V .A ga 3 ., ,, ga' W , ., 1 f,,, ' 1 . 45 bf i wave caused me lo lose my temper, I can do bloody well without you, sings Eliza to liggins lo Eliza. Higgins as she prepares fo leave him for good. .aw ,gb H - X s ni . i. W. g. A ,. f ---.. .-.-Q-,Aqn .. ring slares in amazement as Eliza finally pronounces correctly, The Rain in Spain slays y in the plain. IRE! ki,2,? li A POSYOI' to Inform 'he Publlc of the Pl0Y Just get me to the church on time conclude Tommy Hartla Held over bg popular demand For the first time ln our school's history, A dramatic production was Ask to have a Command performance. Monday night saw the Faces of those who were Turned away earlier and Those who iust wanted to See My Fair Lady again. star is As a maior money Making proiect the Tigerettes held their Annual talent show. Once past the auditions And the iudging, A Swingin' Minstrel Gave students a Chance to display their Talents to the public. From all the plans And efforts the Tigerettes added 35900 to their budget For next year. or Tom Lye does his impersonation of one of the Lettermen. ,K A 'NED-A g L Kew-W 3 born? i ,,,........r.. e Keen and his Ragtime Band form Shakey's perform their version of Ragtime Blues. 1'5'l ,,.., i ..- Tigerette officers seduce the audience with Hey Big Spender B.Y.O.B. Bring your own boy Was the obiect of Sigma Tau's annual Twirp Dance. The girls of the school Were given the chance To ask the boys out For dinner and dancing. The theme was Saturday night at The movies and couples Had the option to dress As figures from the flicks. This time girls led boys onto the dance , - f-ge' wks Xxx, f Jones and Debbie Thompson, sophomores, take their s outside for a brief intermission. I f ...ff -... , Roaring 20's are revived when Kim Koteros and Deloine Worley, Drs, appear cs Bonnie and Clyde. 9 Carol Church, Andy Chisolm talk more than dance. 'Steve Brack, candidate for sophomore president, adds humor to his spe Candidates for iunior offices wait their turn to give campaign speeches. E Q Q i Brian Huddleston gives his plans for a good representati E 5 4 fx an Sherrie Burson and Junior Cindy Frazier post notice of their run or the Student Council. Great expectations Every spring the time comes For the students to elect New members to various Offices for the upcoming year. Cheerleader tryouts saw Twenty-one candidates vying For the position and eight Lucky winners were voted to Provide spirit for next year. Next students contended for the Student Council offices. One hundred fifteen, the Largest number ever, ran for Executive and class officer positions. Also, each club and organization Filled the officers' spaces Making the school's Miniature government complete. Candidates for cheerleader line up after their presentation to the students 'VH S W' . The effects of four hours of dancing ore reflected in the faces of the students. Junior Kenneth Kee and Sophomore Johneffe Colours swing tolfhe fcnfcsiic music. Juniors Alon Dodds ond Vicki Bird enio n iagnosis: spring fever ve dollar ticket provided couples 'ance to The Houston Club where the ior Class seemed to catch Spring Fever. as an exciting night of semi-formal re, flowers, dinner for two, and icing to the music of Sound Investment. Prom was a memorable way say good-bye to their Junior year. of the Junior Class have a good time while dancing to the music provided by the Sound Investment at the Houston Club l 2 5 Honorable mentions Honor night was an evening of Recognition and praise for Almost 250 students. Sponsored by the Student Council, Presentations were made for Civic awards and National Merit Letters. Club and service Efforts were received And departmental awards were received For academic achievement. ltvwas time tor the Foreign exchange students To give their farewell to Senior Marty Watts smiles as Senior Phil Ray receives a National Merit Le Their new friends and country. from Mf- Emm' Sophomore Sharon Sturgeon receives her award while John Perry and Pat Perry wait to give their speeches. Senior Joe Norton accepts his scholarship in football from W iw 2 iz? El Z 1 :rd Javie Fernandez gives his farewell speech to Lorraine Burns from England recalls American experiences. I Woods. ,Q 3 wc ? J f Z: Z 1 :W S! 2 'B lnss, .,,M.4wMmwnwMW, . , Af: h,,, ,,..,,, , ,.,-MMf J, .,.., ,. . , , , gamma-ww .munzzifw b Senior Don Stickley receives his award for being a Merit finalist. Robert Drockman, JoAnne Magee and Dennis Flamm dine at the fashionable Vargas. Dancers take the slower things The crowded dance floor reflects the good time the Seniors had. Students socialize together as well as have a good time da ii .Q ,, if Ffri J if E iff: R ie Croye and d M fav Rx R 2 'A' 1 4 Q W aw I - if wa, i f X r- 2 -fire' X Q Y W i -.Y W2 V f mr' ,dx 1 X' Q' f 9 W L x I Bi Y 'MS Q wsu, I 'Gi I Y' K X 5 2' V 1 S9 I , , earned victofg Much time was spent in Preparation for Graduation. Back in the Spring when' Seniors Were measured for caps and gowns, The final steps seemed distant. Nearer the end of the year The countdown began, and when Invitations arrived and Caps and gowns were ready, the End seemed within reach. Seniors were excused from the Ordeal of final exams, Allowing for more free time before The final commencement ceremonies. The mock graduation made way For the real thing and a New beginning came To replace the old. caps for Kathy Snowden and Conrad Park laugh and try on their robes Qc Hua-v,,. r gzk ,th ,, lu tifahuwzn., 8:10 in the morning found Seniors at Tully Stadium for a run-through of commence 1 Emmons, Principal, aiiempts to quiet the overanxious Seniors. i V Blackboards around the school show the Seniors' eagerness to get out. yburn helps Cindy McFadyen make sure she got the right box. fffg. X ill Tommy Hair has Missy Soisson measure his head for his cap in English early in the Spring As Seniors walk away from The stage, each wonders what the fufure has in store for Casandra Snow smiles proudly upon receiving the hard earned diploma. Ricky Anderson receives his diploma and handshake from principal W. W. Emmons. krchambeau was commencement speaker for her ability to speak, N1 6 .ll 1 4 V of three hours of sitting is reflected in the face of Sherrie Smith. 1 lliiegx Seniors were glad to get rid of the robes they were required to wear after Honorable discharge It took twelve years To become a Senior, Twelve years of work, sweat And a lot of luck. But somehow they made it. And now that it has ended They reflect back on the years And realize what they have Accomplished. Now a vast new life lay Before them, college for some And business vocations for others. But they will stay united, Bonded with the memories Of being the Class of 1971. I 1 Q K K i X EXGYCISCS IFR Y 2 J ACADEMICS ln iust four short years, We strived to conceive Enough knowledge to prepare Us for a lifetime. Learning through doing and seeing Became as important as the Everyday reading assignments. Teachers introduced new ideas With new teaching aids, ln an effort to interest More students in their study. Practical skills, along with English and History were Stressed to provide A step toward finding The answers in life. 'K l ,f -f 'Y - 11821199 5 I 5 ,,..,...--v Juniors Larry Lavergne, Kenny Elmgren, Chris Breaz, Steve Valerius, and David Bellows present a panel discussion on modern r English spoken here From Great Expectations To seniors' critical reviews, English classes stimulated Critical thinking and Writing activities. All English classes Stressed vocabulary and Grammar to develop The students' use of the English language and Their appreciation Of literature. 3 bg is Ni A 5 , ggfilgl 'E . Students check out supplementary paperbacks in the English lcher's desk is Iiffered with pertinent paraphernalia. f W Yelanosky, sophomore, gives an oral report on Julius Ceasar. Marcel Bally and Keilh Adcock review for the final in Mrs. Rauhut's freshman English class Reading. writing. and rhetoric With pen in hand, and imaginative Minds at work, they began to show An individual mark of creativity. By learning the principles Of composition, the art of Writing became less of an effort. Self-expression was the key To Creative Writing. After writing compositions And reading great works of Literature, they compared notes On symbolism and the various Authors' philosophies. Comparative Novels was a class Designed to help students To become familiar with the Classics and modems. Vicki O'Connell gives a book report in Comparative Ni Creative Writing class listens attentively as a theme rs Ronnie Williams and LouAnn Matthews inspect an art book. lounds, iunior, delves into the Romantic Era slum. Cultural historg Humanities courses Traced the beginning Of civilization Through modern times ln one semester of Diversified study, A clear picture of Man's artistic, Philosophical, Musical, and religious History made students Aware of goals of Contemporary society. As the world turns Advanced Social Science Problem Helped students to formulat Opinions on America' Past and present foreign policy And an opportunity to lear Methods of investigation and researc Into today's significant problem: Sociology dealt with socic Conditions and why they exist today A study of how the Are affected by pa: Cultural behavior derive An understanding c Customary roles and common goal: Jose Roio, from the Houston Legal Foundation, An ASSP class discusses a reading assignn lectures. Seniors Carrie Brock, Barry Pirkey, and Shane Riley play a racially-oriented , ,iw X .N ' 4 wing' A A f Carter, iunior, examines galley proofs for the Regit. -an Russell and Liz Dixon scramble to meet a newspap line. Wiz :muy The communicators The academic study Concerned with the Collecting and Editing of news Was reflected in Those eager young Reporters out for Friday's news tips. The final test of Their knowledge of Journalism was Putting out a School newspaper, Complete with advertising. Lessons in publishing A presentable yearbook And newspaper Proved essential For those students Going on to Second year Journalism. Ph. ee., . C. L. -.. is-'21-4'.'-,,-S-. .. , 3. Q JTQQ .eav- ef Jeff Rose, sophomore, and Chris Pole, iunior, crop a picture for yearbook practice. is U Jim Clark, Pat Petticrew, and Joe Bush, freshmen, participate in cl group discussion in World History. Senior Phil Geaslen presents a speech ct cz mock ses Rick Meyer, iunior, reports on his intern trip to ,341 l History students take their final exam. Chronicles Learning history as a Record of past events and Steps in the sequence Of human activity through The ages of war and peace, Students could Better realize its Significance to Today's world and Benefit from it. Government and Economics Classes were concerned with Studying this nation's economic And political systems as of time Compared with those of other countries. A history of education, government, And the iudiciary and financial Systems were emphasized In all social studies courses. students decorate a classroom with campaign posters. K1 we ,fs xx ' ix R f . H Freshman Cory Criswell, Terri Huddleston, and Randy Finch experiment with a pulley in Physical Sci Evergthing you alwags wanted to know about science Seeking to solve The mysteries ot science, Conclusions made way For confusion. Proven theories Were applied to get Pre-arranged results. Areas of study ranged From the laws of gravity To human genetics, Allowing students To choose Their own Fields of interest. Dennis Dickinson, senior, measures heat differer I class experiments with unknown solutions. A chemistry class transfers its knowledge from the lab to a test llN lauua. s1 r ley Kohls, Pot Perry, and Jim Spence observe the digestive system of o fetal pig. Number sense Math students Searched the depths Of their minds For solutions to Algebraic and geometric Problems. Symbolic numbers And slide rules Became a part of Everyday life. Instead of answering Questions, they Questioned answers. Application of this Knowledge became Useful in other Studies GS Well. Leadell Payne and Craig work on in-class ,J A straw-and-string polyhedron hangs in a Rader, sophomore, and Sandra Standeford, iunior, co-operate assignment. Webster, sophomore, completes iework assignment. 2 Jimmy Adair, sophomore, questions an explanation in Geometry. Thai dugg not ggmpute Ve'a:i2:.E:f:.,Efiiz1'::: Computer Mathematics lnvolved both science And moth, producing a Constant flow of Information. The students learned By programming the Computer, and tracing Each step in detail From the input And output devices. An introduction To the Basic And Fortran languages Were studied, with A great deal of Emphasis put on the Computer as a logical System ot problem-solving. Dee Dee Ault demonstrates the use of the adding machine to Craig Tinker. Jim Wright, senior, designs a flow chart in Computer W QAXNYN Full speed ahead For nine weeks they Learned a special skill To increase their Reading time and Ability to comprehend. The course was strictly Voluntary and students Forfeited their study halls To take it. Students strove toward Their own goals, for little Richardson, iunior, takes a break during Rapid Reading. lmpoflance WU5 9lVen to grades- A CHOICE llmw' l NUT All Eclllfl 5 . ngrcigfllzs nw., a..-3 SGW 4 l paperbacks serve as practice material for Rapid Reading students. Hrnd Mrs. M. Bouffard demonstrates the use of a Reading Rateometer. Language barrier Foreign language courses Began with a Working knowledge Of vocabulary. By memorizing basic Dialogues through Repetition, students Were able to Pronounce and comprehend. Learning the Correct usage of Fundamental speech patterns Led to the goal of Reading, writing, And speaking The new language. Mrs. B. Cook aids Paige Massey, iunior, in -,Ll 5 2 Angela Kemmer, Brian Payne, Gwynn Carter, Greg Behrens, and John winners in the German IV-V Triad play, proudly display their t .. ,.--v Cotterell shows some examples of Spanish furniture. sophomore, requests assistance in Spanish. s.uW,,,k N51 , -sl Q, 's ,l Becky Killins, senior, translates a French conversation. Portrait ot' a goung artist Splattered paints And clay under The fingernails Revealed the work Of an art student. After an introduction To design, color, and Theory, students Experimented with Various visual media. They learned that There was more to Being an artist.than Just a steady hand And 0 box of Crclyolds. Jimi Hendrix stands immortalized in clay by Tracy M, . Jw l e .. ,W we 4 I' Q Terri Wright, Suzanne Hoey, and Vonetta Eaton demonstrate various crafts in art, including sand and plaster sculpture, collages and students let candles flame over a toothpick sculpture. An acrylic painting by Amy McAnoney stands on display In the Art room p ,1 4 .x'i,'f:4c. . -. 6 .4 Q - 0 -0 Q , . ,Q f . ' . .1 ,f .. 'lolmer stitches a yarn owl as Julie George X applies o ceramic sun. 'Sinus-., Sounds unlimited Combining rhythm, Melody and harmony, Music classes Turned out an Exceptional Girls And Boys Choir. The training and Cadet bands, with A lot of practice, Determination, and Encouragement, won Honors for their Performances. Through the many Music classes offered, Students learned to Appreciate differing Music styles as a form Of artistic communication. A 515 Girls' Choir warms up prior to rehearsal. Nori Nordwift and Candy Johnson share a part in Freshman Girls X Cl-if Miss B. Corkins plays various for Teddy Giles in Music 59:3- A fig I if On Buchanan, ffeihmcln, fefleds dU in9 0 break in band- High notes are reached by Tom Smith, Jeff Clark, and Larry Sandeen Frnets in the Training Band suggest an appropriate response to their music. i None of gour business Preparing for the Business world, or Just for their own Self-satisfaction, They acquired the Knowledge of Corporate procedure. Learning the standard Secretarial duties of Working office machines. Filing business documents, And keeping financial Records, the business 'Department trained Students to utilize Their skills. Beverly Allen, iunior, takes a timed-writing in Typ 7 I 'Wang Completing an inventory order in Bookkeeping is Junior Peggy Galipp. Senior Cindy Dutka practices with a trans: ln Clerical Practice, Barbara Mason, senior, uses a file set. r Powe 'ggins, iunior, and Jimmy Martin, freshman, practice their duet acting scene. ll, senior, gives an impromptu interpretation. Speak easg Speech opened the secrets Of communication Teaching many confidence And poise. For some there was the Excitement of debate Or the eloquence of Pantomime. Some students showed Talent in duet acting. Those interested could Participate in Tournaments and contests. All learned the importance Of precise, coherent speaking. Mr. W. Young demonstrates old-age make-up l t l l l l t 5 2 l A 5 l E 4 s s l Here? asks Judy Way in her freshman Health class. No, here. Mr. B. Alder steps in to clear up the mysl Paul Anderson, Olympic weight-lifter, demonstrates his skills to Boys' P.E. classes. Jumping jocks Energetic impulses were co-ordinated lnto rhythmed exercises. Physical Education stressed Fitness and sportsmanship. Indoor and outdoor games released The tensions of a long school day. Health, a new class centered on Personal hygiene, was inaugurated For freshmen. Overall, P.E. helped to physically Enrich bodies as academic courses Mentally enriched expanding minds. -.XR W -.. Members of a Girls' P.E. cheat a little at t A passer-by watches as gi through their exercises ro , Q env' n ,,,,,,-ww- 'v .l '67 2. ,,,..auunm,,,-N N-...ff - rs Beverly Goss, Pam Johnson, and Chris Pegues sample their cuisine in Home and Family Living. 1-L , , ,V an , M. MSWW 1'7 I. Kunnecke demonstrates refinishing techniques. Homemakmg havoc Homemaking was a class For interested girls Who desired to learn The arts of cooking, Sewing, decorating, And etiquette. Aromas from the lab Filled the halls with Tantalizing and sometimes Burned foods, While the whirring of Sewing machines kept Many girls busy. They learned that to be A homemaker was To be many things. Seeing is believing All was not work For the boys in the Visual Aids Department. But when they were Needed they were ready. Assisting the faculty, they Distributed T.V.'s, projectors, And record players. Using their practical know-how And a little guess-work, they Tinkered with the equipment To get it working efficiently. Visual Aids boys sit back and take a yt.. X xxx Overhead projectors provide variety in teaching techn I I , - - ,...:, W' '-'- -t i t Chris Webster junior wheels a television to c classi lacik points to an illustration explaining brake alignment. Msg, Gasoline alleg Auto Mechanics classes Combined knowledge X With practical experience. Gasoline fumes mixed with Grease-streaked faces Provided the setting. Really getting down to the Nitty-gritty, they turned Out a finished repair job Worthy of their pride. - 1 , Stuhlberg, iunior, repairs an engine Mechanics. Bill Baker tinkers with the shock absorbers of a car. If I had a hammer Sounds of grinding machines, Sawing wood, and Welding metal Could be heard in The Industrial Arts classes. After acquiring the knowledge Of technical drawing, They constructed and Finished their proiects for Competition in Outstanding work. Developing their skills, They shaped ideas Into realities. Junior Rick Swafford drives a scre his Wood Shop proiect, a Frank Miller and Tommy Pizzitola, freshmen, fasten as Mr. K. Heinschel holds a white-hot rod 55' E N l fly as masked members of a Metal Shop class repair a grill with an arc welder. agp ,ff Fin, ,.V, .1 Cheri Johnson completes a drawing predominatly-male drafting class. W I , .,,, we-'N 4., .,.-- J Bret Allen, sophomore, marks a wood lath to assure perfection in Wood Shop ' VVV4 J .. arf Outstanding Sophomores Sue Mallory and Alan Moser stand out by a pool of i Outstanding Seniors John Perry and Joanne Powers try out the seat of authority in Mr. Emmon's office. It's a bird . . . It's a plane . . . No, it's Outstanding Juniors Lisa Linnenberg and Brent Austin. , ey 55 ,ff L U- n- 'emplo and Nori Nodurft, outstanding freshmen, clown around with a friendly boar. Outstanding students Outstanding students Were chosen for Their scholastic excellence And participation in Extra-curricular activities. Teachers nominated and Voted for,a boy And a girl from each Grade level. These students Represented the best In academic achievement. Parker Alford Was chosen for Football And has received Scholarship to Texas Tech Where he will maior in Business and P.E. He made All-District, Was a Blue Chipper, And played football All four years. He was named to the l970 All-Star Team by The 'Greater Houston Magazine,' Played tight-end for Spring Woods and was Chosen Outstanding l.ineman For the 1969-70 season. He enioyed the Discipline of football Because That's what makes A man. Seni fsupefwfvf . ..:k.L i KKL: -kikh 4 s srs il srsscssii B isis ssses chose sssessssssrs i sssccs sseps ssssssss. B sseess i isses B B issss sss rf s isss isssi is tiiii B iiii soso l n'XX35 Garg Dial Was chosen for Baseball. Although he was undecided About which university he Would like to attend, There was no question In his mind about athletics, As he was a sports-minded Individual. He played baseball for Four years and basketball For three years. He made the All-District Team ln his iunior year. He plans to play Baseball in college and said I grew up with baseball And iust learned to love it. Terrg Harn Was chosen for Track And plans to attend Baylor University. He played football, Ran Freshman Track, And was on the Varsity Track Team For three years. He won fifteen medals And three trophies. He was in Interact Three years and served As Vice-president. His interests included Landscaping and Cross-Country running. First of all, I.ran Track because I enioyed it, And secondly, To prove to A lot of people Around here That football Wasn't the Only sport Ever created. Robert Burg Chosen for Basketbal Will attenf Midwestern Universit In Wichita Falls He has received 4 Basketball scholarship there His college maio Will be business ff E James Derkowsk Also chosen for Basketbal Was undecided as 1 His college choic4 He has received man Scholarship offers for basketbal He plans to mai: In Busine: And continue t Play basketbal He enioyed go As an outside activity Kathg Weber Who was chosen for Tennis Plans to attend The University of Virginia And will maior ln government. Her professional interest Was to work with the Foreign Service. She was a member of the Spanish Club and the Episcopal Youth Organization She also enioyed tutoring Underprivileged children. Tennis has always been A favorite sport of hers because lt helps me keep my weight clown Marita Brown Who was chosen for V For Volleyball, Plans to attend Texas Womens' University And will major in Physical Education. She would like to teach P.E. because Physical Education ls necessary not only To teach a person How to work with people As o team, but also To give him The ability To strive for perfection ln his mental and Physical attitudes. She was on the Volleyball Team For three years and Shows quarter-horses. Gale Weatherlg Was selected for Business and Plans to go to business college And will work toward being a Legal secretary. She hopes to do Volunteer work for the Mental Health Association After graduation. Gale had a part-time iob After school and said of Business: I find it very Interesting and challenging. I've learned a lot from the Courses I've taken in high School and hope to have a Career in business after I graduate. Val Tomes Who was chosen For Tigerettes And who plans to attend Stephen F. Austin, Will maior in education. She has been a member of Tigerettes for Three years. She presided as Lieutenant One year and Drum Maiorette Her senior year. She said of Tigerettes: I enioyed the teamwork, Spirit, and cooperation Of the group. The year 1970-71 brought Her the title of Homecoming Queen. She was a member of NHS, AFS, Student Council, And Sigma Tau. Singing with the musical Group, the Five of Us, Was one of her many Outside activities. ark Crowder chosen for Metal Shpp. alans to attend es Conley Institute lechnology in Waco will maior lectronics. hobbies were 'nming and hunting. appeared in two icals at Spring Woods, gadoon' and 'My Fair Lady,' was a photographer the Safari yearbook. Jim Nicholson Chosen for Wood Shop, plans To attend Texas A 81 M, Where he will major In Engineering. He won first place for His stereo in the I.A. Fair. He was a member of the Marching Band for four years And served as Vice-president. He was also a member of Alpha Omega. Tommg Qegler Was chosen for Drafting. He plans to attend Texas A 8- M and maior Mechanical Engineering. He won first place In Mechanical Drafting At the I.A. Fair. He was a member of Senior Boys and was Employed after school. He plans to make drafting His second field of study Gag Wright Was chosen for Band. She plans to go to The University of Texas As a music maior. She wus a member of AFS, The French Club, the Fine Arts Club, S ma Tau, and was Band Treasurer. S..e was in the Symphonic Band and Was in the District and Region Bands For three years. She appeared in three Spring Woods musical productions, Thus demonstrating her Musical talents. Andg Chisholn Chosen for band, plans to attei The University of Text Where he will maior Chemical Engineerin He has been an active memb Of NHS, Interac The Symphonic Band, and wi In the orchestra for tl Musical, 'My Fair Lady He made Area Bani The Region Band for two year The District Band for Four year And was chosen Drum Maie In his senior yea Elizabeth Morris Was chosen for Orchestra and Plans to attend the Eastman School of Music On a four-year scholarship. She will study applied music, With emphasis on the violin. She hopes to be a Resident Artist in a quartet At some university in the future. She was a member of the German Club, the University of Of the All-District Orchestra For five years. She has won numerous awards And participated in Solo and Ensemble Contests, the Buccaneer Festival, the All-State Orchestra For two years, and the Sy Symphony Concerto Competition. Robbie Atwood Was chosen for Chorale. She plans to attend Baylor University On a scholarship. She will maior in voice instruction And plans to make singing her career. She was a Sigma Tau member and was ln the Safari Singers And the Chamber Choir. During her senior year, She was on the Student Council and Was Secretary of Chorale. She enjoyed skiing and sewing In her spare time. She has been in the All-State And All-Region Choirs For two years and last summer Won the Outstanding Vocalist Award In national competition. Houston Symphony, and a member Judg Walkinshaw Chosen for Distributive Education, Plans to attend the Dallas Fashion Merchandising School And major in Fashion Merchandising. She would also like To take a technology course in Nursing because she loves to Work with children. Her professional goal ls to own a small Clothing shop. She was treasurer of DECA And was also a member of FHA. Judy said that she like D.E. Because it gives you a chance To work with people, And when you get out of school, You will have experience in The business world. Pam Johnson Chosen for Debate, Plans to attend the U of H Where she will major in debate. There she will work with The University of Houston Debate Squad. She has won over twenty trophies At speech tournaments and has Been an active member of NHS and NFL for two years. Pam said Debate teaches You to be objective and logical. Randg Rust Also chosen for Debate, Will go to the U of H and major In education or political science. He is interested in law and Would like to go on to law school. Randy has won numerous speech awards And said that debate has given Me the ability to listen and Comprehend other people better. lt has enabled me to communicate Better and has made me more aware. 1 Holegwell was chosen for Drama, will attend the ersity of Texas on a scholarship will maior in drama there. performed in three musicals, assistant director for 'My Fair Lady,' performed in the 'The Crucible' e Country Playhouse. Nas a member of the e Troupe for two years. year, she won the Actress Award' and she has also twenty-five first place 'ds at speech contests. vas Vice-president of Thespians enior year and was in NFL. rama, she said rticipated in drama :se it was one of the s I excelled in enioyed most. John Perrg Was also chosen for Drama and Plans to attend Princeton Where he will maior in Either music or law. He felt that drama was An artistic means of Expression, iust like music Or poetry. His other interests included Safari Singers, NFL, and NHS. He participated in three musicals And two mime shows. He was the president of Chorale And vice-president of Thespians. He performed for the Country Playhouse And for the UIL One Act Play. He also composed music for the Safari Players 1 l . Marci DeBock Was chosen for Art and Plans to attend the U of H As an art maior. She has won over ten awards For her work and an Honorable Mention ln the Fingers Furniture Competition. Her interests included archaeology, Working with the Red Cross, 'I will continue to create until l have Made something that will make People stop and think. Lgnn Howland Was also chosen for Art. She plans to attend The University of Houston. And maior in art. She enioys writing ln her spare time. She was awarded the honor Of Commended Student, In the National Merit Test, And was a finalist for the National Scholastic Art Awards. She felt that art is the Discovery of new ways To see things and the renewal Of old and basic themes. ies Cutler :hosen for Newspaper. H attend west Texas State University. fill maior in communications idvertising. 'ersts ranged from a to photography to ll Husbandry. rticipated in vntests for newspapering. -any-N Ev 'ff xl' ., j ,gl ,, 44 W' gg: Q 3' AQ a ag z J zf Y' 2 s Q A S P 2 I ? 'Vs 55, 21 3 -. , ff 4' Hag . ,4 4 8 Q ,sv ' ' s. A 1 My X7 'Q s. X S an 55 x 'K High-kickers Tigerettes were An important group Of dedicated girls Representing the school. Long hours of practice During the summer And after school Made them worthy Of appreciative applause On Friday nights Candy-selling and victory dances Made the Spring Formal a reality. Winchester played at the Memorial Drive Country Club, Making the end of Tigerette activities A memorable one, Robert Ray, Kim Tomes, and Chri display their formal 1 Q 1 , 1 I 1 if' I t f 1, ,gi , ,iyjqgm 5 H , 2 Tigerette Officers: fback row, Debbie Artusy, Val Tomes, Kathy Stokes, Paula Comeaux, . Clarke, Angela Roberts, Dianne Mueller, ffront rowf Deneane Walling, Michelle Wilpitz, Mari Shellenbeck, Linda Wright, Terry Koteras, and Debbie l rs Kar lnual 3 Talent Show featured the high-kick routine from the on Muoller and Susan Thorn participate in H onor Banquet. Tigerettes. Future Tigerettes practice for tryouts. Dance to the music The appealing movements Of the Trgerettes Combined With the band s Rigid uniformity Achieved Crowd pleasing spectacles During halftime performances They carried The spirit of the school In the visual accomplishments That took hours of practice And constant drills ?' Lg Rain produces a wet field which hampers, but does not prevent, band pra Drum Maior, Andy Chisolm pre band along side if 'ful preparation shows during Tigerette performances. ttes receive final instructions before halftime show begins. H i ' E Afternoon practice sessions help improve timing and coordination of Tigerette routines. Drum Maior, Val Tomes watches Coach Sibley during his pep talk. Mr. R. Hyatt accepts the honors awarded to him by the Seniors. Playing at the basketball game, the stage ba Manning, L. Placke, G. Reynolds, L. Luce, wail! r .s,,,,, The Marching Band is honored a annual bal Band receives a standing ovation at the conclusion of their performance. 1-sg .sg rt Band performs the Sousa march, Free Lance, at the Spring Concert. A band for all seasons The constant noise And confusion during Rehearsals in the band hall Resulted with the Tiger Band Receiving state-wide recognition. Under the direction of Mr. R. Hyatt And Mr. D. Silva, Both the Symphonic and Concert Bands won Division I ratings denoting The best conceivable performance At the U.I.L. Contest. The trip to Six Flags Music Festival highlighted And concluded The Tiger Band's 1970-71 career. ,nun A li - olalofofoloz Q: of no, CL! ui xr. The Cheerleaders 1970-71: Phil Geaslen, Don Profota, Keith Williams, Tom Campbell, Pam Br: Bridgett Bassett, Emily Collins, and Rhonda Vandiver with the Tiger, Steve Scarbr Phil Geaslen supports Pam Braband in voice os well as in body. Collins and Keith Williams smile ient participation. Super Tiger Power Voicing the spirit Of victory At the games And at pep rallies, The Cheerleaders Led the school lnto roaring spirit That penetrated The Indifference Demonstrated by some Whether we won or lost, Their spirit remained constant GFS, L.. Bridgett Bassett and Tiger , Steve Scarbrough confer on possible spirit stick winner Rhonda Vandiver, Tom Campbell, and Don Profota face up to their rigorous cheers. Best ol' enemies Smiles met smiles And introductions were Exchanged. Good Sportsmanship League Symbolized the feeling Of good will. Meeting in the Center of the field GSL bridged the gap Between us and The opposing' team With fair play. GSL members are: Seniors Ed Williams, Karl Wehner, Carri Cates, and Junior Vicki Burson. 104 Opposing delegations leave arm-in-arm, Promoters of good will me demonstrating friendliness in rivalry. Qfeel at GGl9l'l0 Pafk ,1snllxnQ1l.mf,,,: . w naw -- in-N ,Q- ls:ww w 3 5 4' Z 3 a 4 The anatomg of science Thinking About ideas ln o different light And forming Hypothesis, Scientific and Philosophical Society D e l 'P Opened minds to new .. -llvwrf tte Garrett, David Boyd, Mrs. D. Arthur, and Pot Perry plon the Science Fair for April. Areas of discovery. J -,,,,,..,,,,' A l 1 ,'7fQ:., Pat Perry, Senior, presides over the opening of the meeting. . D. Arthur, SAPS sponsor, answers stions concerning the film. 105 06 The last time around Spirit ran Freely through Alpha Omega and Sigma Tau. With this Enthusiastic creativity Came the handmade Senior Girl uniforms, The annual Senior Boy's bonfire And over-extended Pep rallies. The class of '71 Proudly made its Mark of distinction. Ed Williams adds his own touch t construction of the bo ...N- Senior Boys crown their mountain of achieven 'Mes sit down in preparation to stand up and hoIler. 'RP' Jay Femal and Brenda Cangemi help promote spirit that won for Seniors the super slick. A ,, V I V32-:avg km., MMD ms v'TY ,fm 3 Carol Raoks discusses plans for the Twirp Dance with Rhonda Vandiver, Barbie Neidner, and the rest of Senior Girls. A113 Bridging me 8aP Membership into Student Council Required good grades, Voting support By the student body, And speech-making ability. With these attributes, Members performed Their duties by hearing ln assigned homerooms Each student's complaints And voicing these opinions At their meetings. Organizing a clean-up drive , And selling balloon tickets Dominated Student CounciI's Activities. Although they made an effort, Students' apathy along with Administrative policies Brought the group To a standstill. Mr. Davis shows his interest in Student Council activities. D. Oprea takes over the executive duties of S Council me New and old members plan next year's agenda at the conclusion of this year's Student C1 N air exchange American Field Service Brought students And their ideas From their country to ours. Members learned Through discussions The different cultural And political beliefs Held by each Exchange student. AFS provided bond drives To help finance Their trip over here And to send some Fanett, sponsor, talks over communication Of Our students s with Jesus Jovi Fernandez. Abroad. embers check out student directories prior to sales. were '1f53t.Q5':vf 15 I c , 'V zqvz 22 23 it ,W ,- . ex my c X i E F hh, Foreign exchange student, Lorraine Burns, talks about England. 109 5 Louis Law, president of Key Club, announces plans for the boolv ,ja Key Club victoriously beats lnteract in the varsity game. The Spring Branch Bear is approp plastered by Tiger P1 H , 'K Stones and Mr- R. Lane referee President Billy Westbrook outlines future proiects with nual rivalry. Gene Holman and other Interact members. rea and Barry Pirkey discuss lnteract's strategy . B. lshee for the basketball game. Free service Interact and Key Club - The two rivalries Symbolized Service. To the school and To the community. They helped promote spirit: Key Club carried The Tiger not only at the game But also at the pep rallies While Interact sold Tiger Power stickers That were plastered From here to Spring Branch. Their motto for service Was action. ll fart . lllgi Vocal chord-ination From the noise And confusion ln the choral room Came the unifying Harmony of song. Under the direction Of Miss Jacquelyn Cocke Chorale members Performed in Christmas programs and During assemblies Providing students A change from Miss J. Cocke prepares Chorale m1 Daily Gcfivifies. for the chorus numbers in the n' lil lflll title llill :tial l Chorale members fake a breather from daily rehearsel in preparation for the Christmas pi- l 3 ' aa. ..-aaiiifii' iiflill itil? ,ll,in:ilEilf it llllllll ,stint 'viirIltll!!li,i,2l5llllll sgl 1 4 ii:.tf4lifilifli!lQE lilfllllli 1..:e Ar e 1 ' pring Woods Concert Orchestra. -mares Sharon Taylor and Debbie is relax after practice. Mrs. B. Corkins conducts rehearsal for the Spring Concert Fiddle-sticks The Orchestra combined The smooth sound Of string instruments With wind to achieve Harmony of song. Their constant practice For the U.I.L. Concert Resulted with the Orchestra Receiving a first place Rating and needed recognition. K ws f-sm ,v 4 . 'ww N. wp ' - ' n 534.192 V..-sN5Qwq ,i f -,L Tig.- rs - 4 X' -'-k Dx'-' .-riklwi.-1 FN . Q , jr 11.5 4 N g , wie., .. K, A .iw 1 uni W .A :.f:f'gg.f'7i I 'Q , 1 y K W 1 g-s':+,Q .f F 1 , .,-5,?4 i.3'fq-QOT :jerk ' : A K 4,11 1 S -, . , W 1' .K Christie Smith, Cheryl Weatherly, Elliot Knight, Ri Atwood, John Perry, and Miss J. Cooke practice 4 Safari singers: D. Rindy, B. Lilly, W. Towles, C. Weatherly, K. Wright, M. Allen, F. Lucas, I. Gue J. Perry, B. Davis, C. Wise, D. Fowler, C. Smith, J. Jordan, J. Bailey, C. Crow, R. Atwood, M. W N iw Chamber Choir, 1971. Conner, Christie, Smith, Tom Hartland, ibbie Allen practice harmony. Choral craze Members of Safari Singers And Chamber Choirs were Exceptional singers chosen From Chorale. Safari Singers provided Entertainment from a wide Range of contemporary music. They worked hard, writing Their own arrangements and Performing at various schools. Chamber Choir consisted Of 19 members. Their music was classical, Concentrating on old English Ballads. They were a recent addition To the Choral Department, Commanding attention Through their excellence. Chamber Choir practices for the chorus numbers in the musical. Galleg slave They endeavored to tell the In a constant 1 To report the r The final pr: Came out every two vt And was called the 1 Revolutionary Full of administrative put d Most, however, were sat: With reading People they kn Events that involved t Some i E The regit staff 1971: CI to r, to to bi Blair Bremberg, David Johnson, Jody Hughes, Randy 1 James Cutler, Warren Fawcett, Steve Connell, Paul Dominic, Barbie Kelley, and Ricky P 'EXWQZ1 n Fawcett, editorial editor, and Barbie , news manager, type rough draft. 5 x l ks-an Reporters Ann Houston and J. W. Cook exchange views concerning the Conroe paper. it , , ,, M ,.,, P I ww, . 1 If 'tary layouts being discussed by co-editor Paul Dominic 's. 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'N-.N Ns Mrs. V. Alderman, advisor, and Linda Mallory, editor, check page layouts mailing them to the pub- e Leeper and Jimmy Lewis, photo editor, select s for Organizations' layouts. Staff members are, ffrom left, David Cates, Jim Pirtle, Dawn Redfield, Mickey Lacy, Karen Trisha Teubner, Ronnie Williams, Chip Ross, Andy LaMore, Linda Mallory, Paul Fraser, Jimmy and Mike Bramlett. 9 egative outlook Photographers 2 Combined action And expression Into a single Picture f A lasting image That gives us A chance To focus on a Single incident Reminiscent of s Past days and ,gg . Experiences. James Cutler doubles also as a gar- Bill Spence demonstrates the moods he creates in his pi bage man. Jimmy Lewis tries to capture through photography the aspects of nature. Kim Carr skillfully takes c at the pep 'a Schuster, iunior, approves entries for draft. Y. Literallg inclined Quill and Scroll Society Honored outstanding iournalism students From both the newspaper And yearbook staff. Other creative students Helped create and Compile the enormous amounts Of prose and poetry Submitted to the Literary magazine, A small drop of ink. nd Scroll Society fclockwisej S. Leeper, D. Redfield, R. Fraser, K. Carr. at Tony Garner, senior, draws interpretive illustrations for the literary magazine. Spanish Club members perform Pueblo de las Muieres i meaning Town of the Wc 5 Mr. Kemmer, German Vice-Consul, gives o presentation of the G4 C 73 i: 3 iii . fge. 9 'i if P 1.12 i-gi .-gi, Q N -se fini? Ni - LeBoeuf, French Club sponsor, puts emphasis on French pronuncia- European languages linger on The Foreign Language Clubs Provided a more informal study Of German, French, and Spanish To their members Than was obtainable ln the basic classroom courses. Guest speakers, films, and field trips Added to the clubs' discussions Of our various European traditions And their languages. Interest and enioyment Replaced homework and grades As members took top honors ln maior state competitions Throughout the year. Final meetings and club banquets Closed the school year As new officers' Were announced for '72, Tyler, German Club President, opens meeting to German Club guest speaker enioys refreshments during ques- ssions before closing the meeting. ll0n-WSWS' 5955500- Patrons of the arts The Fine Arts Club Offered its members The opportunity To see and participate In cultural activities The Martha Graham Dance Concert, And to the Museum Of fine Arts, Active members gained 4 Through a newly acquired Sense of appreciation Greater insights Miss D. Franz, sponsor, lectures on the finer points of Fine Arts Joanne Powers, president, gi agenda of planned acti 4 lnto the world of Ort. New members cast their votes on up and coming Going to the Alley The'atre, , sep -f A ,., ,. .c .t wt, .,. -- 'm.mq,4.iX.,, le Wilpitz adds her name to membership roll. president of NHS, heads discussions of tutoring program. The chosen Few National Honor Society Selected the chosen best Based on scholarship And extracurricular activities. Applications were iudged And the new members Were announced. Induction ribbons And certificates at the ceremony Concluded NHS initiation. Members were asked To tutor students Increasing overall Academic excellence. Planning of ceremonies occupies meeting prior to initiations Group recitation of NHS pledge closes induction ceremonies of new members. 7 -'ff vga- R. Rust, S. Speir, Miss J. Goodwin, sponsor, B. Schuster, A. Zimmerman, and P. Jo and S. Griffin are told yearly budget. discuss possible tournaments to a NFL members gather with all their awards and trophies at the Establishment Apartments, sp Mr. B. Young and Miss J. Goodwin supervise over the proce if + Two societies were created To honor the best In Drama and Debate. x Thespian membership I In Speech tournaments, By selling programs, and working ln the musical and Mime Troup. National Forensic League members M., pgtgs. saw' Attended tournaments and X g Gained, through debates, E it The finer points John Perry and Lynn Anderson present honor awards at the of on'H1e'Spot reasonmg L And logical arguments. Oral communication Recognized outstanding participation .-.gg sl i 2 5. if 2 ding Thespian and N.F.l. members listen to speeches as FIak awards are handed out. f. S ln, H1fHU3iv:'lf John Perry, lynn Anderson, Debbie Rindy, Jan Holeywell, Ted Giles, and Tom Hartland head Thespian Banquet Ceremonies. 7 The sounds of silence The Mime Troup Represents a nationally Unique club of one chapter. Annually they create an Expression of character ln a living world Of black and white. The Loudest Silence, Their maior effort, Ended in Shadowed faces And absolute quiet, Then thunderous applause. Debbye Donham, Jan Hollywell, Bob Tinnin, Cindi Howard, an Hughes practice The Mime Troup members perform The Leader. The set crew and Mime Troup rest after rehearsal. General practices exercise Troup's creative abilities. The stage crew expands the auditorium stage ti the troup greater movemerr r , r r 5 'QQ' ffifw , if A 3 T ttti 1 , IE inda Button and Vanetta Eaton, senior, learn hand techniques for clay from Mrs. R. Bowers, sponsor. un, M. Aborn, D. Pyett, and l.. Boswell concentrate . Bowers' clay molding procedure. ,. r 'g . Aspiring artists Paints, canvas, brushes, And ideas were the tools Of their trade. Artisans boosted spirit With posters During the football season. Many of them participated ln the Spring Art Show And painted scenery For the musical. 'Nc , . .. muy-mmpitw W: .,.,-,. ,.... ' ' 'K W ,,-.ESQ ,-.,-,. K K 1 ,-- W 'lv ,BQ K ,z-Q .i11L..,, . . K' A if Industrial revolution Industrial Arts Gave interested students The opportunity to work With their hands, Drafting their own proiects In scaled drawings, Members made obiects Both useful and creative. Safety and technical understanding Helped the members accomplish The designing and building Of their proiects. With the opportunities and facilities Which the shops provided after school, l.A. members gained experience ln the industrial fields Of power Gnd meCl lCnlCGl tools. Mr. K. Heintschel, club sponsor, Tom Reinhar Daryl Turner compare parts for ac Buddy Lord makes a scaled drawing before beginning actual prolect. Bob Graham's safety precautions and knowledge of equipment reduce the chance of an accident. U ' ? 5 f Q J 2 5 eant Powers lectures on possible medical military careers to Ron Ronalder and dent, Jean Mary Brown. fffffiit? wv'if'lw+? '- ' 'Y 1125.311 , . 2 - .24 az, , N' ' Q , 141 f ' 4 11 , vnalder, Mrs. H. McCleod, A. Corillo, B. , L. Vicchio, and S. Jones discuss holiday projects. General hospital Students interested In careers of medicine Gave their free time To Medical Careers. Sending gifts to orphan homes, Making ornamental Santa Claus's, And marshmallow bunny rabbits At Easter Members helped make The time pass For hospital patients During the holidays. Members heard lectures And worked in the clinic Achieving experience ln their chosen field. I 33 G0 +0 fhe me i i l it f f gi i l Q iV f jA g l l i jl : s Q ssss Qi i, 'i'5 f 1115: iei. 5 ssiihsf iieshheg .Q , . .A head of the class T Future Teachers of America Soon learned there was .5 More to teaching . Than iust a blackboard Q And chalk. Lesson plans, classroom disruptions, . And grading procedures All had to be dealt with As each member taught At local elementaries. Despite these Teaching obstacles FTA members Achieved first-hand knowledge Of teaching principles And their own possible Future in this field. H -Lisa Linnenberg, FTA president, answers mem questions about the FTA conver sb' F s ut, H i Joyce Walters, Cathy Pruitt, Glenda Self and Mrs. N. Fannett, FTA sponsor, and Westc Mary Kay Klarfield help plan FTA's Teacher's Tea. club president listen to club procee A batch ot' knowledge Future Homemakers of America Put their ideas to work By planning picnics, banquets, And entering contests. Besides having the annual Daddy Date Night And FHA Formal, Members initiated The Foreign Desserts Night Honoring the foreign exchange students. FHA sold candy to help send Deserving members to the state convention Achieving state wide recognition. Fathers enioy their daughter's meals at Daddy Date Night. L-1 Business before pleasure Learning the aspects Of salesmanship at school, Members of Distributive Education Clubs of America Applied this knowledge By obtaining and keeping After school iobs. Besides getting extra cash, D.E.C.A. provided for its members Basic selling principles That prepared them For the future. D.E.C.A. president, Russ Tyler, introduces it Mil guest speaker, Dr. Dan Proctor, president of Star Engl Co ' li Senior Debbie Fridrich with her supervisor, Linda Derrington, attend the Employer Appreciation Banquet. R. Tyler presents a special award to bus Curt K. officers: Terry Keown, Michele Glezman, Wanda Reese, and Audia Glezman sum up this year's activities and make for the next. C -4955! yh, sponsor, turns over the meeting to president, Glezman. Preparing for leadership Members of the Vocational Industrial Club of America Moved out of the classroom To gain first hand knowledge In local businesses. V.l.C.A. entries In the state meet Resulted in three first place ribbons, While other members Composed notebooks on business management. The Employer-Employee Banquet Closed the club's activities With all proceeds Going to '72 V.l.C.A. -pw ,. W6 . 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' u V ,.,',,,.- 4' .,:.. 5 .'. .. . r' Tigers come alive against Exporters lt was Rated number one in city and Fifth in state, The Tigers faced top ranked Austin Reagan. a defensive game from the beginning, Marred with fumbles and bad timing. Rusty Parrot booted a field goal But was out shot by one as the Tigers fell 6-3 Ronald Beeman eludes Raider defer Led by Ronald Beeman's Artistic quarterbacking The Tigers rambled by Brazosport 42 6 Randy Krone plunged 2 yards To start the offensive barrage In the second quarter Beeman tossed A 4 yard pass to Marty Watts Bobby Wieman snared a 19 yard pass For a 21-O halftime lead Beeman's 6 yard run and 91 yard pass To Laury Hussion began the 2nd half Chris Tutt fired a pass to E It Running off tackle, Parrot scrambles for valuable Steve Forsythe to end the scoring. Beeman prepar unload a b wwf 'f mf, , er running back crushed by Bruce Light. 'SNC orrot makes it six for six against Brazosport. 40 Yellow Jaokeis rallg lo viclorg, IQ-6 ll was a humid night at Demenl Stadium when lhe Tigers arrived. As the game began rain started to fall. Quarterback Ronald Beeman, Undaunled by The weather, Drove the offense to a quick 6-0 lead. But when The rain Stopped the offense went with il. Galena Park proceeded to a Hard fOU9l1l l2-6 VlCl0l'Y- Roger Holland wrestles with a Galena Par Coming up from his cornerbock position, Rod Clay prepares to make o to rj C. Tutt, T. Lye, R. Parrott, D. Redmon, B. Light, C. Pizzitola, M. Mattingly, M. Littrell, C. Fuqua, L. Hussion, B. Weiman, J. Simmons, B. Pirkey, M. Wooldridge, W. Autrey, L. Hoff, D. Lyons, W. Wil- eese, A. Haggard, S. Webb, B. Reid, R. Holland, B. Carnahan, D. Oprea, H. Grage, R. Yerkes, D. Cunningham, J. Norton, T. Garner, B. Herbert, D. Beeman, R. Clay, R. Oprea, B. Foster, C. Richey, B. Carlton, H. West, R. Beal, S. Riley, G. Hanley, P. Alford, M. Logan, M. Foster, R. Beeman, M. Watts, S. Albritton, J. Armour, T. Meyer, T. Boni, M. Best, J. Lamb, and R. Krone. to rl F. Dealy, J. Sibley, B. Allert, G. Stafford, C. Bryant, S. Everrett, J. Garrison, C. Maioriana, and B. Alderman. SW welcomes Bobcats to I6-AAF Making their l6-4A debut the Cy-Fair Bobcats gave the Tigers Everything but a loss. Butch Lamb staked the Tigers to a 7-0 lead on a one yard plunge. Cy-Fair cut the lead to 7-6 at Halftime and took it in the third quarter After Rusty Parrot kicked a 30 Yard field goal. With 1:02 left in the game and the Tigers on the Bobcat l3, Ronald Beeman on fourth down Dashed around end to pull out A l7-l 3 victory. Conroe continued their dominance of The Tigers with an unskillful 3-O win. The Tigers recovered 8 fumbles But could not cash in on any of them. Danny Redmon led the Defense with 3 recoveries. Ronald Beeman was iniured and used Sparingly for the remainder of the season. Scoreboard tells th Marty Watts slips through Cy-Fair's d l in the Conroe secondary, Marty Watts snares a pass. Alford scrambles for tough yardage. Roger Holland and Wells Autrey team up to pressure conroe punter. 14 44 Tigers bounce back The hapless Tiger offense Continued to falter at the Goal line and Tumbled to Westchester 6-0. A superb defense Thwarted the Wildcats all night, But an intercepted Tiger pass Set up the only Wildcat touchdown. Mike Wooldridge stops Wildcat with a key interce Homecoming revived the Tiger scoring machine. On their first possession Butch Lamb Dove over from l yard breaking Eight scoreless quarters of ball for the Tigers. Aldine MacArthur rallied but could Not stop Mike Logan from catching A 31 yard touchdown pass. The Generals stunned the Tigers by Leading at the half 'I4-l3. Randy Krone put SW ahead to stay on a l yard plunge Which was followed by a 36 yard bomb from Chris Tutt to Logan making the final score 28-14. Rod Clay and Mike Wooldridge pursue Wildcat re The defensive squad converges on Westchester 3 1 r Alford :nares a pau in traffic. HI c Running in open spaces, Mark Samu heads downfield. is forced fo scramble by MacArfhur defense. 14 46 Sparked by Roger Beal's Blocked punt and Followed by Laury Hussion's 31 yard Touchdown catch, The Tigers came from behind and Beat Aldine 14-6. On their next Possession the Tigers Quickly scored on Randy Krone's I yard dive. The defense was led by Bobby Reid's 3 lnterceptions, One of which was in the end zone. N .. -N , ,R Tailback Randy Krone fights for tough yardage in the fir During halftime at Aldine, Coach Garrison diagrams Tiger's first touch The offensive line concentrates on the instructions of Coach vo Ponies - two victories Alford attempts to catch a pass under great pressure. Regaining district stature, The Tigers whitewashed Memorial l4-0. Parker Alford made the first score On a 5 yard sweep. The second half started with a bang as Chris Tutt marched the Tigers 77 yards Running the final 6 yards himself. The defense was infallible as they Sacked the Mustang quarterback five times. Mustang back is sandwiched between Howard West and Shane Riley. + i a scree K l A aj., , . Q..- . ,K K X sm... .ss .... Sw n of blockers, Alford runs for daylight. 147 Affer hauling in a pass, Mike Logan is bruialized. Charlie Brown's record is destroyed by Tiger d fx x ff X, ' 2 ,W Aa, 1' , Sw, 1 Branch bandit is pulverized by.Spring Wood Hussion celebrates after receiving a 40 yard TD Winners lose Tying for the district title and Wiping out Spring Branch's momentum. The Tigers unnerved the Bears I4-TO. It was a very windy Friday l3 Which turned out to be a maior factor. The Bears vaulted to a 7-0 halftime lead. But the Tigers did not lose their poise. ln the third quarter the Tigers Could do no wrong. Spring Branch set up to punt deep in their Own territory but Bruce Light blocked it and Ran with the ball to the 5 yard line. From there Chris Tutt hit Mike Logan but a Two point attempt failed making the score 7-6. Six plays later the Tigers were ahead. A 40 yard TB pass from Tutt to Laury Hussion destroyed the Bears spirit. To add to their misery the Tigers Added 2 points on the extra point try. Then, Spring Branch attempted a field goal Which was called good. It had looked like the Tigers would Represent the district but on the most Questionable play of the year The Tigers lost everything. Fensive line smothers Bear back for no gain. 'I49 0 JV quarterback, Marty Dougherty, scrambles under intense pr Danny Hendrix prepares to plunge off Qt to b, l to rl J. Cockfurn, C. Collins, R. Areetl, M. Stephenson, M. Woodie, T. DeVare, A. Balley, J. Huney, J. Reissig, D. Pass Forsythe, B. Sehooke, W. Toules, M. Dougherty, T. Wright, D. Hendrix, C. Thornton, E. Lindsey, S. Ritter, G. Lankford, C. White Price, B. Hill, G. Dobbs, G.,Hesselbein, M. Klump, D. Petty, S. Westbrook, G. Schubert, P. Rolan, D. Lempp, W. Norton, D. Pan J. Sage, M. Tenell, K. Raymond, B. Henry, R. Oaks, T. Maniscalco, F. Lunsford, J. Robertson, D. Trazee, M. McLaughlin, R. Briz G. Small, L. Brignon, J. Brock, G. McDonald, A. Norton, and D. Vandiver. ndefeated JV wins district ensive blitz causes a fumble by the Westchester Quarterback. i I sf?- The unbeatable Junior Varsity Finished the season 8-0-1 . This is the first JV in Spring Woods history to go undefeated. The only blemish on the Tiger record Was a tie against MacArthur, But this did not stop them from Winning district. The high-powered offense, Led by quarterback Andy Norton, Scored more than I4 points every game In key third down situations Steve Forsythe came up with many Clutch receptions. Danny Hendrix and David Lovett Gathered in most of the tough yardage With their running. The Tiger defense, Which had five shutouts and gave up Only 45 points was led by Jimmy Saner, Gary Schubert, Doug Dobbs, and Paul Roland. Coach Stafford Should be Congratulated for his Development of such a great team. third down play, the defense digs in. Frosh and Sophs compile winning record Coach Burnise Alderman's freshmen Rolled to an lmpressive 7-2 record behind the 'Quarterbacking of Ken Ahrens. the leading rusher and scorer r Was Dennis Nelius with a 4.8 Rushing average. The stubborn defense was led by Lineman Wade Seyfried. i is With a 6-4 record, Coach Cliff Bryant's sophomores Could never get untracked. Quarterback Mark Scarborough's +1 Passing to split end it Terry O'Dowd kept the Sophomores in many games. y C , Charles Taylor spearheaded the 1 . osoyo - ggyyyro . Tlger defense' Ken Ahrens runs the quarterback option against Spring Br gt!! M3 qp, .gap g,F,f,,,,,.5.-, iii. 7 Qing F f f. il., xi 't fi g 1 . .L V 'F i ,ix t' iz . o i . 1 syy, P 'i y rrrr fi rri ss g., i 1Q . .. . , , iii'i - X i'i ,,,r 'J n' ' ff l n J F1 f ' . i . it V? V I Igg I zzgi xv Vgziv l zv ,,,fiEY . ,.i, . M, ., I ii., , A J ,y,ig - tlirf J, y, ir,. . ft to b, I to rj J. Hargrave, J. Prescott, R. Smitherman, J. Ault, R. Burcaw, M. Rogan, T. Borrer, J. Wilkes, W. Seyfried, R. Whittord, M. Henning, K. Wind, S. Palazzolo, M. Gregory, R. Crumpler, R. My: Peterson, Coach Maiorana, Coach Alderman, T. Hubbard, D. Mitcham, J. Beck, B. VanHuss, J. Hunter, D. Atwood, F. Femal, B. Wooldridge, M. Hall, J. Bevill, B. Stone, R. Chretien, G. Loehr, B. Simcox, rett, S. Farrar, M. Such, S. Germinis, D. Way, T. Muench, G. Myhauer, G. Ashorn, M. Newman, M. McKain, J. Kranz, M. Revira, C. Spitzer, J. Yanowski, B. Trousdale, G. Castleberry, J. Baker, S. Kenn Payne, R. Ireland, D. Meyer, K. Baker, P. Wells, R. Sibley, P. Pousky, S. McEntire, J. DeWitt, J. Koteras, S. Stevenson, B. Maddox, C. Criswell, G. Gant, H. Hayes, D. Price, C. Terrell, K. Raymond, T. Pi D. Westbrook, Mgr., C. Price, R. Tims, C. Lafferty, G. Pell, L. Meacham, M. Collins, D. Jiral, D. Nelius, N, Harris, R. Trueheart, K. Ahrens, J. Regitz, D. Ferguson, P. Richarz, M. Meyer, M. White, L. Ol Vgfmng, 0-'nim-r, B. Zimmerman mgr. I to ri T. Givens, G. Voyles, G. Koch, L. Hamilton, D. Adair, C. Wilcox, W. Levandawski, S. Sharp, J. Roberts, K. McKay, R. C. Thielemann, S. Burgess, R. Cun- 1, M. Sceivener, C. Boswell, J. Kilduff, R. Harrison, R, Gardner, M. Scarborough, W. Eckals, M. Geffert, W. Jochec, B. Nickals, B. Redfield, C. Taylor, G. Francis, nnon, L. Lacy, S. Briggs, B. Jeffries, J. Holland, B. Carter, J. Passmore, D. Blagrave, R. Harvey, V. Farmakakis, W. Hampton, P. Weber, J. Navarro, J. Kelly, M. .Scheumack, M. Clabaugh, P. Vetrana, B. Benson, P. Beran, A. McLeod, B. Parker, T. O'Dowd, S. Henning, R. Hussion, S. Jones, S. Tink, R. Boland, R. Ferguson, 9, M. Dougherty, J. Germanis, B. Gclnt, J. Hood, D. Parmlee, A. Gamal, T. Muncey, S. Owens, W. Weaver, J. Adair, D. Meacham, R. Williams, R. Webster, B. and C. Clark. . . . fe-2-.LE - ' H- : .. -W .ffqnreye -Q -Q. 4-.wg..n..mg -1 no as -. --. Q -n-wlkmusg. .N 4 T '. 'N i'l T 1' A' ' , Mark Scarborough sights in on receiver. 1 . l H f - . g'rb..: . , , . ,. ,cf-.. J 5 2- Jw ...fc ' , new 1 s' - ,img as , 1.A,. .a K., .u :ni , ikvqse-9 QR, ' Q ' J. M--in-9-Lux, .'-r' 61 .-f. ,m,4- 35 . line clears hole for a Tiger back. 4 . 98 1 ' S 1, ' fffk. rtrr 7 r Q? Q J, X jg ,qw .1111-Us , K ,.., gi, K Conrad Park shoots above the crowd. Center Barry Hartman works for a basket against Y' A 'F ..-,-M..m,,.......:.,. t..-- Mike Wooldridge feeds a pass to Park at th J YL if L. 1. .9 tv s . . 'V ol Ax .Q ' ' bps BN A . a uigl- ft' ', yy Qfaggyfmqa 35:4 .ax qui .c . 4... i-4nwf'Z ixwuzsf!L-MQ? ' ,,.--'W' ' - ' 'V 'v .K h, ,, i9'f1.?f:.i-ilivi' sm:fF, '.. ,,gn:.f'1-s X X, s Derkowski takes rebound from 7 foot Maurice Presley of Davis as Robert Burg and David Berry speed downcourt. y A ...W,.,.Q,,,, 1-1... ----....,,,m .,.., ,.., .. wski adds to early lead against Pasadena. l 4 3 1 I s Burg drives for a layup while playing Reagan. Tigers prove potential With possibly the strongest team In Tiger basketball history, Spring Woods took to the court to prove this, Behind the accurate shooting of James Derkowski And Bill Chisman the Tigers had a potent offense. Barry Hartman, Robert Burg, and David Berry led an airtight defense. Conrad Park was always around in case Any of the starters was having a bad night. With this the Tigers rolled to a Fantastic 18-3 record. The three losses were all attained in tournaments. Among the victories were Jeff Davis, Whom everybody picked to win the city, And a second place finish in the Spring Branch Tournament. i In Nag. D , , wmn Looking at an airtight Tiger defense, Memorial's Quizzenbarry is stymied. if ,Jw-4.....,,... ---....,.,,,,-5 Bill Chisman fakes o Memorial ,Jim .5 5. H. .,,e. s.,,,,,Lv ..+ ,-A-me fs 'Tina U img' 34 1 if , is-N'--.. My Barry Hartman and Andy Holder attempt to stop a score. ss-'f A rg if eww 'f-PQ ix Coach Roy Kieval yells instructions to the te Chisman sets up the g through the Memorial defense, Chisman ro Tigers' success. if its 1.11. Derkowski steals pass to up Mustang fastbreak. Mustang dgnastg destroyed District started with a scrappy Westchester Team falling to the Tigers 68-60. Leading from the outset the Tigers Opened up as much as a 20 point lead, But the Wildcats kept fighting to the end of the game. D Barry Hartman and James Derkowski Dominated the game on the boards and in scoring. History was made when the Tigers played the Memorial Mustangs. Memorial had won 81 district games in a row, But the Tigers were Determined to see that they would not be number 82. SW set the pace from the tip And never let up, Stunning the Mustangs 56-43. The Tigers stingy defense kept Memorial Outside all night, And they could never find their range. Derkowski and Harman again dominated the game. 7 XSS? i Guard Bill Chisman shoots as Aldine players helplessly look on. ,L .,,e...43, N. X A M' Y'+s-.MM ,M 9 W Vv K A M' 1 -Wwaf..e, ' 3'fHfi--s,,,,,NnW:w-sawww .., Fleet-footed Robert Burg evodes Conroe defend he drives for a b , ,tlx ' ' S 6, Barry Hartman prepares to ena Tiger Stall' against Mac Tigers continue nU,, impressive showing The Tigers romped by MacArthur 74-57 Continuing their great team play. Behind at the beginning, The Tigers recovered quickly behind the Consistent play of James Derkowski. Aldine was next to fall, But the Tigers had to fight to the end For victory. Bill Chisman's 21 points paced the Tigers to the 59-53 victory. Cy-Fair entered the Tiger den in second Place and left tied for first with the Tigers. lt was a close game until the fourth quarter Where upon the Bobcats left the Tigers Standing still. With this splurge Cy-Fair Rolled to a 61-51 victory. Wasting no time regaining their poise The Tigers ripped Spring Branch 85-67. Barry Hartman had his most productive game Of the year with a 31 point night. Bill Chisman also netted 21 points as the Bears could not handle the Tigers' fastbreak. Traveling to Conroe the Tigers had nothing ln their minds except coming away with a Win of some kind. The Tigers iumped to an 1 1-O lead before Giving up any points, They then proceeded to roll up a 33-15 Halftime lead. Conroe rallied early in the third quarter But could not keep pace with the Hot shooting Tigers. Behind James Derkowski the Tigers Rambled by Conroe 78-52. l James Derkowski shows his but form in shooting from Tiger chances look brighter The second half of district started out almost Ruining the Tigers but the worst was yet to come. Westchester opened up an early lead on the Tigers, But with less than one minute left in the half Whittled a 7 point lead down to l with three quick steals. The second half was nip and tuck with Robert Burg Finally icing the game away on a layup With 5 seconds left making the score 68-64. Next came the rematch with Memorial. Revenge was written all over the Mustangs faces But the Tigers quickly squelched their thoughts. Memorial took a quick lead, But Spring Woods reeled off l 'l straight points and Left the Mustangs standing still. The Tigers rolled to an impressive 74-58 Victory to keep pace with Cy-Fair. MacArthur kept the Tigers at bay until the last Three minutesof the game whereupon Bill Chisman and James Derkowski shot the Tigers from an 8 point deficit Into a 75-69 victory. Things were starting to look bright for the Tigers. Wd, , 3 , ,H ,. , , .pf .Y . , ., L. , - -H r ai , 'ff'fti:5f 9 2.1 V71 f : f dfe f .K ' wa, .551 ,3,,:., Q -, . 1295 Z-. ' . elk 'il .f V f, , .Q .. 1313-.- 1. : L ,.....--e . if BNF lg-3: 4'1,LL'.'f u My ' 5- I 3 ' ' ?f ' J H Q. -1 5 91 6 :TVA . 45,1 ' 6 iasgxyg 8 S 't R Derkowski for a T i 24? Yxmf 6+ i ', 1 fo bl Tr. J. Loyfield, Coach Ellisor, C. Park, B. Hartman, D. Ackerman, J. vwski, D. Berry, R. Wald, Coach Kievol, E. Hayes, B. Bayer, M. Wooldridge, lmann, R. Burg, B. Chisman, R. Parrott, and A. Holder. E' v -L +R-Q 55. ...J faking out Bobby Metcalf of Cy-Fair, David passes fo Derkowski. X ,., Q X 'N 'L ...K L , .Lg......,..g. M. ., N... Derkowski watches chances of o comeback go awry. a at t l, t d . 2 V J - 1- :- - H: V. MEL Y V ' W: 1- ' W Q f, vvytf A ZFE' gti V VV t , ' d , .WQH 3 ,, 4 212 - etta fg QE E. W, fff-izef 2 M F WTS fi f --a , 4 My 'Q' 2' eww, 1 t 'khi , ,f ' A V 7 't f i .. ' atdd l f t aatt 1 v Barry Hartman sneake a layup by defenders. On fastbreak Hartman adds to Robert Burg goes up to elude Wildcat press. ff? Acting as a decoy, Burg sj two for James Derk S il x , , V ' 9.W. second to state champs R kkk- w,,,,....:s.. Aldine brightened the Tiger outlook even more 05 U when they fell tothe Tigers 77-61. With this team effort it looked like The Tigers had championship status. District wqs at stake when the Tigers traveled to Cy-Fair and They played like it for exactly one quarter. Then the ceiling fell in on the Tigers. The Bobcats took a five point lead at halftime and Keptuadding to it until they ran the Tigers off the court 79-62. This was the worst beating the Tigers had taken all year. Mathematically the Tigers still had a chance to come in first, But Spring Branch and Conroe had other ideas. The Bears took a last second victory upending the Tigers 59'-57. Miracles never cease to happen as Cy-Fair also Lost keeping SW in contention. Finishing on a disenchanting note the Tigers fell to Conroe 54-53. SW came in second in district with a 28-7 record and Cy-Fair wski shoots from the Went on to beat Wheatley for the state championship. ' for two. -.....,. N--.N ,pf Ps 1 David Berry pumps for a basket. Under full-court press, Hartman remains in control. mmf Leaping high in the air, David Ferguson blocks path of Westchester Wi Freshmen learn techniques With a I0-15 Record the Tiger freshmen began A Building for the future. 2 Players that give the Tigers a Promising outlook are Brian Bush, David Burg, Wade Seyfried, and Corben Spitzer. Coach Frazer Dealy Gave the frosh that much Needed background that helps Develop a player. David Burg passes to Corben SI while Wade Seyfried loo 4 JV shows bright future Having their best year ever the Junior Varsity, coached by Robert Ellisor, rolled to a 21-7 record. Jim Crowther's outside shooting, Ken Ahrens' ball-handling, Kent Seyfried's rebounding. And Rick Krenzke's all-around good play Led the JV to a Second place finish in District behind Westchester. Teamwork and Excellent hustle helped the Tigers to such a Fantastic year. outstretched arms, Kent Seyfried attempts 'her in a rebound at Spring Branch. cv ll, f fl. lsr E 5 5, 1 I H.. 2 . . f A il 'T . f x l - 3 ' VJ '-at l 'y ?:VF 0 5 'Z Sf C i i J' it gn,giv'g gg? gm -M ' 1 . - i. s'-.. t to bi S. Wende, B. Laubenbury, K. Seyfried, R. Krenzke, S. Haley, Coach Robert Ellisor, S. Trimm, R. Herbst, Driving t0WOI'd the Wildcat bUClK0T, ibruster, T. Hill, D. Knowles, M. Johnson, M. Ewen, J. Crowther, K. Ahrens, D. Deierzanski, F. Close, and J. Lieb. Rick Krenzke makes a layup. g , .. .ms ,.,, . W.. ...,,.s... . M ff , -s wwf?-':5f.f:s11:.f. ' s . . . - - , . . . ...-,,..g. .... . 16 t .QQ , QQ if Ronnie Oprea awaits a throw while a South Houston As the throw comes late and off-targ player streaks toward first. Troian snea After being pulled off the bag by a bad throw, Oprec attempts to tag the r ister Gary Dial beats a pickoff try by the Houston Pitcher. Sluggers swing into gear With Coach Maiorianna Trying to rebuild the team in his First year things tended to get Exciting at times. James Derkowski, David Cunningham, and Gene DeWitt shaped up a Well-rounded pitching staff. A void in the hitting Did not complement the pitching. Gary Dial, Rodney Smitheal, and Rusty Parrott tried to lead the Weak hitting Tigers. With a fair non-district season, Which included victories Over state-ranked Sam Rayburn and Lamar, The Tigers looked Forward to district. State-champion Aldine, Spring Branch, and Westchester were The teams to beat. ian baserunner hops off base, Hugh Hefner chunks another ball. 7 68 E ii ii Gene DeWitt alerfly picks off an unwary basern. 5 5 af 4 Getting a big iump on the pitcher, Gary Dial steals unguarded i E 5 E s Richard Hailand waves Andy Norion home a Men Mg ,V .. - W'-5. .ws c 'bn X ' Ivvw -f , .V ..-. ,Wh , . . , .r- . .. A' ,W , . ., M.. .iitit s . 1 shows his winning style. Sluggers recover quioklg District started disastrously as the Tigers were Upended in the last inning by Aldine 7-4. Tiger misfortunes continued as David Clyde of Westchester threw goose eggs at Them and the Wildcats coasted to a 2-O victory. James Derkowski righted the Tigers with a Brilliant l4 inning 2-0 victory over Conroe. Gene DeWitt continued the shutout streak by Pitching a 5-0 game against Cy-Fair. Derkowski blasted two homeruns against Memorial, But in the end two squeeze bunts by Tommy Boni and Gary Dial proved to be the margin. This made the final score 7-5. Defending champion Spring Branch was next, But the Tigers proved to be too much to handle. Taking advantage of an lncompetent Bear defense, The Tigers put all six runs together in One inning to coast to a 6-4 win. The first half of district ended with SW sneaking by MacArthur In 8 innings 5-4. ito to bl Coach John Kohlmeier, G. DeWitt, R. Smitheal, R. Parrott, J. Derkowski, D. Cunningham, S. Riley, Coach Charley xna, K. Ahrens, M. Moore, R. Oprea, F. Lucas, R. Hailand, B. Reid, L. Lavergne, J. Hoke, G. Dial, B. Foster, J. Brock, A. Nor- Boni, and P. Vetrano. 16 70 On the road to state With first place at stake James Derkowski Rose to the occasion by posting a 5-3 Victory over state champ Aldine. The Tigers came out on the short end of an l l-7 slugfest with Conroe which Slowed the Tiger machine. Derkowski snapped the team back against Westchester with a sweet 4-2 victory Which put the Tigers in first place to stay. Keeping up the pace, the Tigers rolled over Cy-Fair 6-O and Memorial 5-0. SW eliminated Spring Branch 5-2 and won District as Gene DeWitt pulled out a Squeaker past MacArthur 5-4. This ran their district record to l l-3 and Their season record to I7-'I l . Cleburne was the Tigers' bi-district opponent. The Yellow Jackets gave the Tigers little Resistance as Derkowski Pitched 5-l and 4-l victories. SW thus started their trek toward state. James Derkowski foils Cleburne bunt att Derkowski beats out bunt to first and is later batted around for go-ahea iurch shows best form in setting up. Expectations fall short Attempting to continue their Domineering ways in volleyball, The Tigers waded into the season. Led by Marita Brown, Gail Burch, Missy Soisson, Emily Collins, and Bev Whitnel the Tigers had the Material to continue Their championship status. The future of the Tigers was apparent when They failed to win Their own tournament. -an T ' 'G -'11 l l sy ' LJ f f , 1 w if, dr 1 It 11, ,. ifpyy.: ...J V .:,n..r 95. .' 1' . ,M 'rf . 3' 2. H , swf' 151 ef! ,Q-f .Af ,,. ' 15,,,,,f f'1faLv .f.f'i -1i',,',f Q .. - t to bl B. Whitnel, M. Ault, M. Brown, G. Burch, C. Elsbury, J, Bohac, R. Botson, E. Collins, M. Soisson, and C. Truehart. 72 Another dgnastg falls Humiliated the Tigers l5-O in one of the games Westchester stunned the ,g Tigers early in District and then Destroyed SW the next time they met. The Wildcats Making the loss hurt even more. Repeating as District champ looked very Bleak. As it turned out Westchester Went on unbeaten and Glided to the district championship. Spring Woods' ? l r Domineering had been 2 Brought to an end. Janice Boh'-'IC a Tiger v Bev Whitnel sails high to spike against Memorial. Emily Collins sets up Marita Brown for a gl E i g with all her might, Gail Burch smashes the Burch attempts to set up a iwn the Mustang's throat. return against Memorial. I puts the Tigers in the ith another spike. 'I73 Laury Hussion strains to beat opponeni in 100 yar Jess Sumrall receives handoff from Terry Horn in Mile U 'Q si ..-....--no-I Gant sprints out to beat opponent from wood in 440 yard dash. as . ,ia arn struggles to beat runners in 220 yard dash Trackmen sprint into season Starting off with a Second place finish ln the Mustang relays the Tiger track Team looked to a very exciting season Ray Herbst and Randy Callahan both Captured first places in their events. Herbst won the long iump and Callahan the pole vault. The Tigers have the Personnel which have The capabilities to win in any event. Laury and Robby Hussion Both ran the l00 and 220 yard dashes and 440 yard relay. Terry Harn ran in The 220 and 440 yard dashes. In the 880, Bradley Kohls, Richard Poole, And Kerry Wedge ran. ln the distance races Danny Jones Was the best the Tigers had. He ran in both the mile run and 2-mile relay. ln the field events the tracksters Were led by Callahan and Herbst. Also in the field events were John in the high jump and Ed Hoeppner throwing the shotput. ln weightman's 440 relay, Danny Hendrix runs the anchor. Track .. . meets challenge The track season continued as the Tracksters could only muster a measly I4 points at the Gulf Coast Relays. Weather hampered the Tigers The Smiley Track Meet continued SW Conroe Relays next, They accumulated a total of 41 points with Randy Callahan capturing a first in the Pole vault with a l2-foot vault. The team placed fourth out of 16 teams. As far as district was concerned the Tigers I Chances were based upon the Performances of the established trackmen. Danny Hendrix begins to whirl into ac throw the f iisls WM. .W QW WMA A 1 f - at 4 , ...ew ROY Hefbif 'WPS lhf0U9l' Coming to a screeching halt, Herbst iumps 20 the air in the long iump. the Gulf Coast Throughout the meet. Z 4. Misfortunes as they could only total l3 points. 1 The frustrated Tigers traveled to the E Where they faired much better. E .2 t to bl R. Herbst, D. Williams, S. Tink, P. Vetrano, J. ', J. Erwin, D. Hendrix, W. Eckols, B. Shurtleff, Tr. B. Jeffries, C. Fuqua, D. n, P. Blann, M. Mattingly, E. Hoeppner, T. Harn, B. Kohls, K. Wedge, y, A. Gamel, B. Gant, L. Brignon, M. Best, T. O'Dowd, D. Jones, J. I, P. Weber, H. VonScherwold, R. Callahan, J. Leib, B. Allen and R. Poole. 41.31414 vi 'L s. .ram i -x f Fuqua strains as he prepares to heave the E... 01901. ,. Nong' h . Attempting to clear I2 feet, Allen Gamel pole vaults at the Conroe Relays. retains title Daryl Gralka Continued her dominance in District as well as State in girls' Singles tennis for the Third consecutive year. Grolka's brilliance Did not rub off on the team As they struggled Through a dismal season, But Steve Leeper, Robert Huelett, Kathy Weber, and Sharon Tebo Were some of the Players that Highlighted the season. er show Steve Looper follows through returning o s her ni Gralka continues her dominance in district with a When a foe returns a serve, Gralka is always in position to l serve. retaliate. ' to bD R. Hulett, M. Abrams, D. DeCaussen, 8. McDonald, C. Watson, C. Tebo, M. Scalan, J. Cornell, S. Leeper, Coach, R. Marchand, G. Smith, C. nel, S. Carter, C. Ahrens, K. Weber, C. Rodgers, M. Toups, S. Mallory, K. Wright, D. Gralka, N. Norduft, K. Bellemy, S. Benton, V. Sigle, and M. an. I79 Par for the course Seniors Alec Law, Ronald Beeman, Roger Holland, and Donald Beeman Led the Tiger golf team Through a trying, But a successful season. Coming close many times, The best the Tigers ever placed was Second. Coach Garrison 1 Has many promising golfers for Next year among which is Jim Crowther. Alec Law prepares to t ri H r + S? ,n E Jim Crowther practices his putting style on a tricky Bear Cree from Coach Kieval. t James Derkowski prepares to accept the 'most outstanding player in basketball' trophy pllory digests the speaker's remarks. w w Spring sports honored The spring banquet Brought together The first place baseball team, The second place basketball team, The fifth place golf team, The fifth place track team, The second place volleyball team, And State champion Daryl Gralka. The night was highlighted by Coaches, Clifford Bryant and Guy Stafford, Being given bags of groceries, To compliment their appetite, By the track team. 4'-.-W -f--.5-.,.,..,...,.. ,,, ,M .-......,.,.,...,,...,,, gf lx ml. -xp 6351? v WA 1 ., .Nm PEOPLE It was the beginning of a new year, as students Re-entered a world of confusion in September. Underclassmen contributed to the atmosphere Of Tiger spirit, while Seniors enjoyed their Last Homecoming as a part of the student body Freshmen finally got it all together after Almost a whole year in high school. Sophomores now had someone they could Label as fish, besides themselves. For Juniors it was a year of eager anticipation Of their oncoming senior year. To Seniors, it seemed as if they had spent A whole lifetime in school, And now it was the end. Classes had meant meeting new faces, Personalities, and friends. 4 li 2? .,.., 'Z I ffl' 1 2.2 txt,-4 lr.-J 1' 1 ,'4'1 'J-'We I. I ,., ?- it 4 fl 4, up rv' +u'5'. 23 . - The Class Officers are: Marty Watts, , 571.4 N ,-v -5:'T'- if Q14 14.4 .4 '.'. Q ...Q-vw president, Susan Thorn, vice-prej Diane McSpadden, secretary, Debbie Allen, tre Seniors contemplate Tutu Being a Senior meant gradu Senior Prom, and free ca Selling carnations was their Of spreading friendship, but at the sam Making money for the annual Senior A time for becoming impatient ln the minds of End of school appro Measuring for caps and g Preparing for collegej The oncoming fL Leaving old friends to I New 1 The .end of a dozen ' Found memories inpl Sigma Tau and Alpha,O The first and the- ss c ' b : Class Favorites for 1971 are: Jay Femal and Diane 'i , Debbie Vivian and Susan discuss the agenda at Senior 1 , , s ..,.! ,A iff! Senior Boys give iradiiionol victory cheer. 9 X Aborn, Cindi Abshier, Debra Adams, Larry Aiello, Marg Akins, Katy Albright, Donna Allen, Debbie Allen, Harvey Allen, James Alexander, -Buzzy Allyn, Mike Anderson, Dwain Anderson, Lynn Anderson, Ricky Anglin, Karen Archambeau, Arla Archambault, Carole Arthur, Susan Artusy, Debbie Askew, Cindy Atchison, Diane Atchison, Diane Atwood, Robbie Autrey, Wells Ault, Dee Dee Bailet, Deby Bailey, Dennis Bailey, James Bailey, Janet Baker, Cathy Baker, Mike Ballard, James Bannon, Pat Barber, Susan Barnhill, Jan Barrow, Jane Barton, Kevin Bassett, Bridgett Bates, Marilyn 186 Seniors -Ya' N5 si NN Kg- ' X f V 5 , li.. uv yu, W 4 as y, Y! it beats the fishcake in the cafeteria. sean, I hear the oceanl iii Bayless, David Beal, Roger Beall, Sieve Beck, Mike Beeman, Donald Beeman, Ronald Benefiel, Richard Bell, Brenda Berger, Greg Berry, Brenda Berry, David Berihhold, Conrad Beumer, Bruce ' Blackwell, Steve Blackwood, Polly Bliss, Cathy Bohannan, Bill Boid, David Bolts, Jon Bower, Brent Bowman, Linda Box, Doug Boyce, Gary Braband, Pam Bradford, Debbie Bradley, Kevin Bradley, Suzanne Bramleti, Michael Bridges, Rpnald Brock, Carree Brock, Mike Brock, Pal Brooks, Don Brooks, Randy Brown, Jean Brown, John Brown, Marila Broyles, Allen Bryant, Lynn Buchanan, Grahm Buck, Kirk Burns, Dan Seniors 137 Burcaw, Pam Burch, Jone Burger, Brenda Burg, Robert Cagle, Tina Caillouet, Collette Caldwell, Randy Calloway, Randy Campbell, Penny Campbell, Tom Camp, Patricia Cangemi, Brenda Cannon, Pam Contrell, Bettie Carlton, Kirk Carmichael, Cathie Carmichael, Nancy Carnahan, Bill Carr, William Carter, Christina Carter, Claud Carter, Cindy carter, Elsie Carter, Nancy Casey, Greg Cates, Carron Cates, David Centeno, Art Chambers, Louise Chapman, Sharon Cheser, Ginger Chisholm, Andy Chisman, Bill Chisum, Mike Chumley, Sharon Church, Carol Clarke, Doris Clark, Janine Clarke, Kent Clason, Cecilie Clay, Rod Cleveland, Nancy Cohwell, Steve Coller, Cindi Collins, Emily Collins, Kenneth Collins, Mike Seniors Combs, Randy Combs, Terry Comeaux, Paula Compton, Joel Conlon, Marquerit Connell, Mike Conner, Jerry Conner, Mike Cook, J.W. Cook, Patti Cooley, James Cope, Debbie Cordray, John Cotman, Paul , Craft, Michaal ' Crane, Barbara Crawford, Michael Crow, Chris Crowder, Sharan Crowder, Mark Crowther, Mimmy Colwin, Howard Cubwell, Alan Cubstead, Jo Cummings, Mike Cummingham, Don Cummingham, Mary Cutler, James Cutrer, Gale Dailey, Mary Damron, Benny Domkon, Kenny Daniels, Cheryl Daniels, Ken Daniels, Mitch Daulen, Peggy Dean, Charles' DeBrock, Marci Decarlo, Glenda Defor, Dale Dennis, James Dennis, Reid Seniors Derkowski, James DeWill, Gene Devenney, Craig Dial, Gary Diaz, Rosemary Dickson, William Dickinson, Dennis Diehl, Tom Dells, Donna Dixon, Carol Donalson, Shelia Doshier, Dandra Dunkin, Norman Dunlap, Valerie Dutka Cindy Duvall, Gwen Eaton, Venetta Ebarb, Gilbert Echols, Steve Edmiston, Susan Edmonds, Margaret Ellis, Margie Elliott, Richie Emmons, Becky Epstein, Debbie Eschete, Minette Estep, Lorna Ethridge, Mark Fawcett, Warren Femal, Jay Fernandez, James Finney, Carolyn Fitch, Gwen Flankakin, Susi Fleming, William 90 9ehl0l'S fd? 5, 1 ,., , You mean there's another w ff-ai' f,u.,w-' 'rv 45 'M'-p I T, ,wi 'bar Yv- Fleshner, Kent Fleming, Pam Flores, Brad Foote, Kimberly Forrester, Pat Foshee, Linda Foster, Craig Fowler, Debbie Fox, Eddie Frame, Rasalyn Francis, Lane Fraser, Paul Frazier, Debbie French, Marci Fridrick, Debbie Fryer, Mike Fugate, Pressi Fulmer, Brad Fullmer, Mary Jo Fuqua, Carol Gaddy, Mike Gaiewski, Diana Galyean, Vicki Gant, Tony Gama, Charlie Garner, Tony Garrett, Annette Gasbana, Bonnie Geary, Diane Geaslen, Phil Gibson, Connie Gibbs, Patty Giles, Ted Gill, Terry Glenn, Debbie Glezman, Audio Godair, Cathy Godinez, Brian Godwin, Sandy Goss, Beverly Grage, Henry Grass, Randy Graves, Libby Grenier, Debbie Griffin, Sam Grimes, Erwin Grissom, Sheri Groothousen, Mike S8hl0l'S 191 192 Grymes, Garnett Guenther, Annette Guerin, Carolyn Habernal, Helen Hacker, Carol Haggard, Andy Hailey, Bert Hain, Tommy Hale, Brenda Hall, Chris Hall, Cindy Hall, Tom Harding, Georgia Hardin, Rhonda Harn, Terry Harrington, Rick Harris, Karen Harris Marissa Harris, Rene Hartland, Tom Hartman, Barry Harvey, Peggy Havard, Jackie Havemann, Lynda Hamlin, Ddvid Hawkins, Clifford Hayley, Julie Haynes, Tony Hays, Gay Hebert, Bruce Helm, Jan Hendrickson, Ed Hendruckson, Stuart Henn, Gina Henry, Steve Herzing, Michael Hilliard, Cheryl Hill, Richard Hinze, Shirley Hodgkins, Tiny Seniors Seniors Hoey, Suzanne Holden, Carol Holeywell, Jan Holland, Roger Hollis, Cathy Holley, Paula Holman, Willis Hood, Gail Hopkins, lea Ann Hornbeck, Marion Horton, Renee Hosford, Mike Howard, Jan Howland, Lynn Hubbard, Tom Hueschkell, Pricilla Huey, Bruce Huff, Ricky Hughes, Helen Hulett, Robert Humphrey, Terry Hurst, Stephen Jackson, Craig Jackson, Diann Jacobs, Paula Jacobs, Terry Jennings, John 'ahnke, Linda Johnson, Cheri Johnson, Jennie Johnson, La Donna Johnson, Mark Johnson, Pamela Johnson, Robert Jones, Daniel Jordan, Jennie Kakos, Ed Kana, Larry Korrer, Ede Keen, Gene Keown, Jerry Keppler, Kenneth Kercherwitz, Debbie Killins, Becky Kimbell, Robert King, James 193 Kirk, Debbie Kloh, Andrea Kneisel, Diane Knowles, Linda Kohls, Bradley Kokas, Dennis Kopp, Lucy Koslan, WOYne Koferas, Kim Kotera, Terri Krampf, Sue Kraulhamir, Chuck Kraye, Cheri Krizan, Elaine Krone, Randy Lacy, Debbie Lacey, Mickey La Due, Mike Lain, Linda Lamb, John Lang, Debbie Laughlin, Souann Lawson, Sandra Law, Alec Law, Louis Layfield, Jeffery Layton, Scott Leary, Mike Leake, Susan LeBlanc, Sharon Ledbeher, Craig Lee, John Leeper, Steve Leonard, Dan Levereffe, Judy Lewellen, Michael Seniors X Okay, l'll buy my bonfire ticket from the Senior Boys N '43' i Lewis, Jimmy Light, Bruce Lindberg, Jennifer Lindsay, Joann Litchfield, Ann Little, David Loban, Wendall Logan, Mike Lopez, Joe Lord, Cindy Loveland, Charles Luce, Forrest Lye, Tom Lynch, Monica Machoc, Mike Macrae, Ken Mahaffe, Jo Anne Mahaffey, John Maler, Clifton Mallory, Linda Malone, Sidney Manning, Carol Marhofer, Linda Marchand, Bob Marshall, Greg Martin, Bill Martin, Jim Martin, Kenneth Martin, Susan Mason, Barbara Massa, Kenny Matthews, Fred Matusek, Jackie Mayberry, Carol McAsham, Allen McCoy, Susan McCready, Karen McDanel, Denise McDonald, Lisa McFadyen, Cindy McSpadden, Diane McWhirter, Pat Metzenger, Lisa Miles, Mary Miller, Dianne Miller, Larry Mills, Joyce Mills, Sherry Ann Seniors Mitchell, Jeanette Mitchell, Lynn Mohnkern, Mike Moore, Blll Morgan, Mike Morris, Cheryl Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Mike Morrow, Elaine Morrow, Sara Mueller, Karen Muncey, Linda Murphy, Cathy Murray, Cindy Muzny, Vickie Naumn, Martin Nedd, Allen Neely, Robin Neidner, Barbie Nelson, Ginia Nicholsen, Jim Nini, Laurie Norton, Joe O'Burn, Harry Oftelie, Anno Marie Oliver, Wyann Olsen, Mark Olsen, Chris Ols, Sue Osmun, Rhonda Overmeyer, Craig Owen, Dave Owen, Karla Owens, Ross Page, Rhonda Pamikall, Randy Parker, Debbie Park, Conrad Parks, Debbie Patty, Neva Pearce, Susan Pearson, Doug Peasley, Milt Pederson, Robert Pell, Sue Peques, Chis Perry, Jerry Parker, Michael 6 Seniors eel safer with a net. l A A ..,.. - ' ,L mA,ZiA 21.,L A Perry, Pat Phillips, John Phillips, Sandy Pickey, Barry Pizzitola, Chuck Platt, Barbie Plumbo, John Poole, Susan Potthoff, Rick Powell, Tracy Powers, Joanne Price, Elizabeth Price, Lindyl Price, Mark Priestley, Guy Pritchard, Michael Profota, Donald Pruett, Marilyn Pyburn, Jim Quebe, Bill Radenz, Bryan Radey, Margaret Rainodek, Diane Rankin, Roberta Ransom, Shelly Raty, Deanna Ray, Philip Redfield, Dawn Redmon, Daniel Reese, Debbie Rees, Mike Reese, Pete Reichle, Jake Reinhardt, Pam Reynolds, Debbie Reynolds, Gail Rice, Karen Richardson, John Richmond, Linda Seniors 97 98 Rindy, Debbie Ritter, Mike Roach, Pam Roach, Russell Robberson, Kit Roberts, Angela Robertson, Tim Robin, Sheryl Robinson, James Robinson, James Rooks, Carole Rose, Jeff Roussell, Pam Roy, Judy Russell, Susi Rust, Randy Salilo, Deborah Samu, Marshall Sanderfer, Dorlisa Saunders, Linda Savage, Floyd Scarbough, Steve Scheumack, Susan Schmidt, Barbara Schneider, Stephen Scott, Robert Scott, Sidney Scroggins, Pam Seay, John Segler, John Sitzler, Janis Selvey, Janis Sannon, Mike Shaw, Pat Sheldon, Scott Shonk, Lynn Seniors ,,,,, lt's Howdy-Dowdy 'ii 1? 1?-2 ,Q a 1 i -.bi Shram, Monika Simmons, David Simmons, Jim Sintek, Neal Skirlock, Donna Slaughter, Jim Slivka, Davina Smith, Candy Smith, Carolyn Smith, Christie Smith, Christine Smith, Glenn Smith, Jean Smith, Nancy Smith, Ricky Smith, Sharon Smith, Summer Snowden, Kathy L3 Snow, Casandra Soisson, Melissa Sorenson, David Sorsby, Sherri Sorsby, Sherri Speir, Sue Spence, Bill Spence, James Spencer, Sally Spilker, Jeff Stanley, Cindy Starck, John Stepchinski, Brian Styslinger, Janie Steubinger, Rick Stewmon, Kathy Stevens, Karen Stickley, Don Still, Debbi Stokes, Cindy Stokes, Kathy Stone, Denise Stotts, Doug Stover, Jerry Strane, Becky Stunk, Paul Stump, Linda Sudlowl, William Swain, Doug Swanson, Nita Seniors 99 Swarlz, Mary Symmank, Jim Snyder, Steve Synnofl, Connie Taliferro, Debbeye Taul, Gary Taylor, Chuch Taylor, Greg Teleshak, Tekla Thomas, Brian Thomas, Carole Thomas, Wanneice Thompson, Bill Thompson, Doug Thorn, Susan Thurman, Marle Tinker, Craig Tink, Kayss Tinnin, Robert Tomes, Val Toole, Alice Townsend, Jimmie Traugofl, Ronald Travis, Jawon Traweek, Pam Turner, Joe Tull, Chris Tyler, John Ueckerl, Dean Unlermeyer, Diane Vaden, Linda Vandiver, Rhonda Van Comperolle, John Van, Shellenbeck, Maria Vela, Mark Vernon, Riess Vivian, Debbie Vourganas, Michael Waddell, Holly Wahlberg, Jon Wakeman, Donald Thornton, Michael Thrower, Darlene Waquespack, Wayne Wallher, Allan Wall, Randy Walling, Denean Walkinshaw, Judy zoo Qehl0l'S Ward, Darrell Ward, Janet Warren, Vickie Warwick, Gary Watts, Marty Weatherly, Cheryl Weatherly, Gale Weber, Kathy Wedel, Danny Wehner, John Weinkam, Linda Weisbrunch, Kelly Wells, Donnell Wells, James Wessels, Rudolph Westbrook, Bill West, Howard Whaley, Byrdie White, Gary White, Victor Whitford, Randy Whitnel, Ben White, Dalton Wieman, Robert Wiggins, William Williams, Ed Williams, Keith Wilson, Wayne Wingate, Steve Wiseman, Ken Woerner, Frederick Woodruff, Jerry Woodbury, Mary Wood, Debra Woodridge, Mike Woods, Ken Worley, Delaine Wright, Gay Wright, Jim Wright, Linda Yargo, Ronald York, Brad Young, Marilyn Yerkes, Rick Zigrang, Ginger Zimmerman, Ron Seniors 02 sf Juniors: Class of distinction For Juniors it was an Adiustment period, Feeling too old and yet too young. Maturing into upperclassmen and Receiving traditional class rings, Meant a promotion to Senior status. Planning the Snowball dance was their Money making project for the Oncoming Junior Prom. Junior varsity team promised Marks of excellence by their Senior year. First time American History papers and Last minute Critical Reviews, Was a new experience for some. Final moments with Elections of new officers and cheerleaders Created a climax of the Junior Class spirit. Cylette Willis displays her Senior ring to iunior Sherrie Dodds and underclassmen Steve Brock, Mark Wilchousen and Kevin Willis. Junior Class officers and representatives The Class Favorites for 1971 are: Linda Plack Kenny El loss Officers ore: Steve Forsythe, vice-president, John Brock, ent, Paula Garner, secreiaryp George Ann Minas, treasurer. . . -mi 5-4 .ff ebbie Harmon, Vickie O'Connell, enioy c good laugh in Spanish. 31 203 Abrams, Greg Ackerman, Pattie Ahrens, Chris Alard, Kerry Albritton, Steve Allen, Beverly Anderson, David Anderson, Mike Anderson, Rogie Andrews, Rob Archambeau, Jerry Arledge, Don Armour, John Arny, David Austin, Brent Austin, Douglas Babbitt, Rob Baden, Randy Baker, Bill Baker, Brad Bakken, Belinda Bandy, Cynthia Barefield, Connie Barnaba, Gerald Barth, Steve Barton, Mike Bates, Steve Batson, Reinette Bass, Laurie Bauer, Payton Baugartner, Steve Beage, Charles Beale, Nancy Bearden, Howard Bearden, Sherry Behrens, Greg Bell, Linda Bell, Sarah Bell, Terri Bellow, David Benton, Susan Best, Mike Bice, Paul Bird, Vickie Bishop, Craig Blann, Paul Boarman, Marylee Bodman, Michael Bohac, Janice Boone, Charles Boone, Colleen Boone, Thomas Bosworth, James Booth, Betty Boudreaux, Judy Brack, Dan Bradley, Brian Bradley, Dennis Bray, DAvid Breen, Lynn Bremberg, Blair Brenner, Nancy Bergin, Barbara 204 Juniors Briede, Pam Bringolf, Rihard Brister, Jan Brizendine, Ricki Brock, John Brock, Laurie Brown, Lynda Buckner, Terri Buffington, Daniel Buford, Marylynn Burch, Gail Burgers, Jeanette Burson, Vickie Busch, Edwin Butler, Susan Butler, Linda Byland, Greg Byrd, Carolyn Byran, Townsend Calawoy, Marreen Callahan, Randy Camden, Cary Cameron, John Campbell, Joanne Caninio, Kristine Cangemi, Jerry Cannon, Cathy Cantrell, laurie Cardiff, Sheryl Cardell, Debbie Cardell, Terrie Carillo, Anne Carlise, Susan Carlson, Doug Carmichael, Clark Carmichael, Nancy Carroll, Earl Carter, Cindy Carter, Gwynn Carter, Paul Carter, Suzan Carter, Steve Caskey, Larry Debranich, Dean Deal, Suzanne Juniors 205 Cates, James Chalker, Perry Chandler, Diane Chapman, Cindy Chesser, Wanda Chisum, Karla Christensen, Rick Christensen, Rick Church, Jerry Clement, Rod Clark, Dennis Clayton, Kathi Clemons, Nancy Cline, Anneliese Clothier, Dawn Cobb, Suzanne Cockburn, Jack Collins, Bekki Collins, Chip Congdon, Joe Conlon, Thelesa Comas, Sue Connell, Steve Conner, David Cook, David Cook, Donna Cook, Ronald Cook, Sam Cooley, Janice Cope, Deanna Corder, Craig Corder, Janell Cossman, Kim Cotham, Ed Cotman, Pat Cowden, Terri Cox, Marcia Corey, Mary Craft, Pam Crandall, Joan Croes, Mike Crowder, Nat Crowther, Kim Crowder, Rex Cruseturner, Kathie Cuima, Rick Cummins, Bob Currlin, Alice Davey, James Davison, Bill Day, Andy Decker, Cindy Decuir, Donna Dennis, Deer Deon, Linda 206 Juniors WE? She said to raise our hands if we knew the ans 5 ,. 2 DeShazo, Jane Devers, Karen DeWitt, Maryio Dickson, Becki Digilio, Kathie Dillard, Greg Dillard, Susan Dilts, Dianne Dirzanosko, John Dixon, David Dobes, Angela Dodd, Alan Dodds, Sherri Donelon, Pat Donham, Fred Dowdell, Patty Dougherty, Marty Dooley, Alice Doris, Kevin Dreier, Jeanne Drisdale, Joan Drisdale, John Duggan, Dan Durer, Jean Durham, George Duschinski, Margaret Dzierzanski, Dan Earle, Gary Edmiston, Karen Eggleston, George Eikmeier, Vicki Elsbury, Charlotte Elmgren, Kenny Emrick, Mike Emrick, Maryio England, Valerie Enright, Chris Epstein, David Eschenburg, Cindy Estep, Jim Evans, Lori Evans, Wayne Evans, Mary Kay Evans, Daryl Fahy, Nancy Fant, Mark Farrar, Cary Fife, Mariorie Fischbach, Sharon Fitzpatrick, Colleen Fleming, Jeff Folsim, Linda Forney, Marti Forsythe, Steve Juniors 207 Foshee, Susan Foster, Bennet Foster, Jill Foster, Paula Fountain, Randy Fowler, Richard Frankson, Kathryn Fraser, Doug Frazie, Doug Frazier, Cynthia Frazier, Rhetta French, Julie Fry, Jack Fry, Sally Fuentes, Tina Fuentes, Sylvia Fulmer, Gwen Fuqua, Charlie Gallardo, Larry Gallip, Peggy Garner, Paula Garner, Guy Garrett, Cindy Garrett, Sandra Garcia, Mary Gaston, Marcelle George, David George, Debbie Gerber, Tony Gessner, Gail Glezman, Michelle Glexman, Michael Gossett, Bruce Grage, Lida Graf, Dean Graham, Renee Gralka, Daryl Gratzer, Gary Granyum, Glenda Gray, Pat Griffith, Joe Grim, Tony Goar, Debbie Goings, Rickie Goodale, Danny Godden, Valeire Goethe, Steve Goodland, Jammy Gossett, Bruce Gould, Patricia Guenther, lrene 20 Juniors ls this the Young Houstonian i. Guy, Jone Guens, Lisa Haley, Colleen Hall, Ron Hall, Jim Hall, Randy Hamby, Steve Hammonds, David Hammond, Ronald Hampton, Steve Hansen, Andy Hanna, Cindy Hander, Debbie Hanson, Janie Hannon, Jennifer Harbaugh, Randy Hardy, Don Harmon, Debbie Harrell, Mike Harrall, Sharon Harris, Jill Harris, Kim Harris, Kim Harris, Melanie Harrison, Gail Harrison, Debbie Harrison, Terry Hart, Jacque Hart, Kyle Hart, Rick Harvey, Gary Hasten, Debi Haymond, Pam Hayne, Mike Hawkins, Jonel Hawthorne, Mark Havel, Mike Henben, Charlotte Henderson, Randy Henrickson, Regina Hendrik, Danny Hill, Barry Heumann, Brett Herzig, John Hensley, Sandra Henry, Paula Henry, Yvonne Henry, Terri Henry, Bill Henly, Hollis Henkhaus, Martin Hendrix, Paula Hendrix, Heather Hilliard, Dianne Hilliare, Mike I Juniors 209 Hinch, Henry Hodgin, Rodney Hodgman, Naoimi Hoff, Rose Hogue, Carl Holbert, Kathy Holder, Andy Holland, Marvin Hoelschaier, Bob Hopkins, Richard Horn, Kathy Hoff, Larry Horton, Steve Houlgrave, Laura Howard, Trudy Huddleston, Brenda Hughes, Jody Hughes, William Hugo, Mary Hulett, Pat Hurry, Cathy Hunter, Raie Ingram, Linda lams, Tommy Jackson, Jeff Jackson, Ken Jahnke, Van Janik, George Jenson, Betty Jernigan, Dana Johnson, David Johnson, Linda Johnson, Patsy Johnston, Richard Johnson, Zane Jones, Calire Judkin, Jayne Kaemmerling, Jamei Kaltenbach, Julie Kelly, Kay Kee, Jan Kee, Kenneth Kelley, Barbara Kemmer, Klaus Kennedy, Kim Kerr, John Kilpatrick, Cecilia Killimen, Laurie 0 Juniors I'd like to see somebody steal i 'W 1 ,f it -ff' V 'L Sh , :S . vf::'zi:,esw' - 44 351 4 1: ' V I Wm fm' New f f , 5,3 , 5 'NW st., ., Y - ,, ' I 'Zig , V F ' . .M my wav PM '27 if Z ,I y -J h ,, , L .N ' ecause you don't like my cheers ,D F , t mean you have to throw stuff at me. .,, ,L V ,V A, 'H r 'Q Hz' 00'-5 r , e eee F, as ' -A,, 1 flilllll Q - J Kinsgather, Herbert Kirkbride, Nola Klarfield, Mary Kay Klumpp, Mikal Knight, Linda Knobloch, Carol Knox, Shannon Koellman, Carl Kotara, Kenny Kotla, Ralph Kott, Brenda Kramer, Richard Kremenak, Wayne Krenzke, Rick Krohn, Neil Krumpholz, Keith Kunz, Joe Kuusisto, Karla Lamar, Ann Lamar, Jane Lamb, Butch Lamb, Debbie Lamore, Andy Horstmann, Lane Langhorne, Helen Larochelle, Pam Lathrop, Fran Latoche, Casey Lavergne, Larry Lawing, Keith Leary, Frances Lees, Donna Lehmann, Ronald Lemar, Don Lewis, Terry Liddo, Nick Lilly, Byron Lindsay, Ed Linnenberg, Lisa Linnstaedter, John Lister, Margie Little, Claudia Little, David Littrell, Mitch Lock, Tim DeBorah, Longley Longino, Darrell Love, John Lovett, David Lucas, Firman Luce, Janet Luthy, Laura Lunstford, Fred Kristina, Lynn Lyons, David Juniors 211 Kinnamon, Linda Maddox, Fred Mallory, Connie Maniscalco, Tommy Mann, Steven Manning, David Mansell, Mike Manson, Helen Marinko, Ricky Marquis, Roxey Massingill, Wanda Massey, Paige Martin, Joanna Marshall, Sandy Marshall, Denis Matthews, LouAnn Matthis, Bob Mattingly, Mark Mason, Cathy McAnnelly, Ray McClellan, Linda McCurley, Roanne McDonald, Ken McDonald, Greg McGinley, John McCloud, Byron McMahon, Joan McMaster, Janis McNutt, Margaret McPhee, Sherry McWillians, Mickey Melchor, Peggy Meyer, Tony Meyer, Rick Michalek, Debi Mighell, Connie Mikus, Sophie Mills, Mike Millard, Stephen Millar, Beard Millar, Alan Miller, Darlene Miller, Jason Miller, Jim Miller, Nanette Miller, Sandy Miller, Shelia Miller, Tom Minas, George Ann Monkern, Michelle Mooney, Jim Moore, Darlene Morgan, Cora Morgan, Lynn Morgan, Mike Morris, Pat Morrow, Karen Moser, Alan Moskal, Milton Mueller, Bill Mundun, Mark Murray, Jackie Murry, Shelia m Juniors Harvey. You're supposed to be after the guys on the other team. M, -J' x,,,A 1 sf Murray, Susan Musgrove, Lawrence Myrick, Michele Noff, Philip Naff, Sheila Nagle, Susy Naiser, Randy Nash, Byron Neel, Amy Neely, Mike Neely, Ron Nelson, Charlotte Nelson, John Nisista, Ricky Nevins, John Neilson, Mark Niver, Paula Norris, Debbie Norton, Andy Norton, Wesley Norwood, Val Nulph, Stepheny Oaks, Rodney O'Connel, Vicki l'Connor, Shan O'DriscaII, Patricia Ochoa, Janie Ortling, Tony Okrie, Jan Olson, linda Onkes, John Oplinger, Jeannie Orth, Kathy Osborn, Douglas Parrott, Rusty Pace, Richard Osborn, Paula Parsons, Becky Pas, Jean Paine, Ledell Paine, Mike Penca, Judy Pennington, Alan Pearson, Tory Perritt, Gail Petus, Mark Peterson, Teresa Petty, David Juniors 2 3 Peyton, Jim Pfrehm, Gary Phelps, Thomas Phillups, Cindy Pickel, Linda Pillion, Bob Pirtle, Jim Placke, Linda Poindexter, Linda Pole, Chris Poole, Richard Poole, Denise Potthoff, Dick Powell, Gloria Pruett, Kathy Preslar, Dale Price, Linda Pruiett, Richard Pusteiovsky, Cathy Pyeatt, Denise Rodisi, Stephanie Ragan, Mike Ragsdale, Sherry Rapier, Mark Ratteree, Donna Ray, Karl ' Ray, Robert Ray, Steven Raymond, Kim Reese, Mike Reese, Wanda Reissig, Joey Repass, Cindy Rice, Tony Richardson, Lucy Richey, Charlie Richey, Gayla Richey, Ronnie Rielly, Paul Ritter, Steve Ric, Karan Robertson, Jack Robbins, Trisha Roberts, Eilane Roberts, Gayle Robertson, Ken Robertson, Vicki Rodriquez, Velma Robinson, Mary Robinson, Terri Rodgers, Candy Rogan, Kathy Rodgers, Glynna Rodgers, Vince 4 Juniors xv B Ye Q- -t-s warg She said it was going to be an open note p! Y?'i,:1' iwfii- ff . 4 . A X ,,, .:-f I Q JJJ K at :,s V. se- .. . , is - .ggi -E. i . H .1 .S H 'a' s'ess Q 5 5 'Se 'Y 11.1 ,V . fs E T? RTM? C Roland, Paul Rooks, Doug Roper, Jack Rosanky, Tudi Ross, Chip Rossi, Robert Rouse, Billy Roussell, Jeanne Ruppenthaul, Lynn Rutledge, Cindy Sawyer, Jeff Saxon, Lisa Scallan, Mark Scarth, Sherri Schaake, Bill Schadt, William Schautschinck, Susan Schelnick, Susan Schlobohm, Jimmy Schmidt, Cindy Schoelman, Sharon Schoenrobel, Kathy Schoenvogel, Mike Schoggin, Doug Schuhsler, Carol Schultz, Doug Schuster, Brenda Schuster, Rodney Scott, Marilee Self, Glenda Sellars, Jean Serafin, Rennie Seyfried, Conrad Shannon, Steve Shaw, Pat Shell, David Shepherd, JoAnn Shepley, Gary Shield, Denise Shilling, Tommie Shurtleff, Bruce Sibley, Mike Sigle, Viann Sims, Karen Sims, Larry Anna Brenda Terri Helen Simmons, Simmons, Simmons, Simpson, Susan Suzanne Sintek, Denice Skinner, Terri Slocum, Brenda Simpson, Simpson, Small, Gary Smallwood, Tommy Smith, Beverly Smith, Carolyn Smith, Karen Smith, Paul Smith Rebecca Smith Sandy Smith, Skeeter Juniors 2l5 Smith, Vince Sowell, Roger Spence, Karen Sponberg, Ty Spoonts, Vicki Stafford, James Standefer, Sandra Stanley, Renee Steinberger, Robyn Stephenson, Mark Stewart, Don Stewart, Linda Stevns, Debbie Stinson, Guy Stockman, Gerald Stockman, Teresa Stoddard, Billy Stokes, Clay Stonedale, Felicia Stonestreet, Vicki Storye, Gloria Stovall, David Stover, Donna Strobel, John Strohman, Chris Stubbs, Ellen Stuermer, Jim Sudbury, Renee Sudlow, Stephanie Swafford, Rick Sykora, Sandi Tade, Patricia Tatum, Russell Taylor, Joanne Taylor, Sandi Terrell, Mike Teubner, Trisha Thomas, Mike Thomas, Sherri Thompson, Monica 'Thornton, Curtis Thrower, Blake Tillery, David Tinsley, Stephen Towles, Wes Traub, Diane Traugott, Pat Trimm, Stan Trotter, Genie Trott, Beatrice Trueheart, Carol Truett, Teresa Turner, Betsy Turner, Daryl Tyler, Carol Tyler, Russell Valerius, Steve Valites, Bennis Vla, Deborah Vetters, Mary Vincent, Holly Von Sehrwald, Harro Wadsworth, Jack 216 Juniors Wagner, Gayle Wainwright, Beverly Walker, Sam Winkley, Wallace Walters, Joyce Walters, Steve Wampler, Eddie Wcnia, James Waters, Pat Watters, Debbie Watson, Sandra Watson, Wndy Weaver, Pat Webb, Richard Webster, Christopher Wehner, Todd Weichel, Cindy Weiss, Mark Welch, James Wende, Stan Wendele, John West, Peter Westfall, Leigh Ann Whaley, Alan Whaley, Ray White, Stephani Whiteley, Suzanne Wiggins, Wendell Wilcox, William Williams, Ronnie Williams, Doug Willis, Cylette Willis, Wallace Wilpitz, Michele Wilshusen, David Winkelman, David Winn, Amy Wise, Barbara Wise, Carol Wiseman, Mark Wolfe, Theresa Womack, Dawn Woods, Cindy Wright, Kerry Wright, Terry Wu, Minga Yates, Elizabeth Ybakguen, Craig Yoder, Steve Zenone, Florence Zimmerman, Alan Zinsmeyer, Russell Zissa, David Zongina, Darrell .JUfll0l'S 217 2 i 45? X N gf WQQX inf, fb f f f f 1 ,. ,f ,jk 'L V f' - E' ,1 as 545' Q 'W will .NV oo 5 a QQ'3' x .-you f ',r' , , r ,, ff 4 ,J , 3 I ' 21 s?f,'19fi f , M5 , ..A -if --1-if , T? 1,41-,S-4 , 4----W ,- T'-Hdizgf .1 1+ yff H, H mm ages: W -vu ,,, ,f A 1, A 3 - ,V ' U1 N wwf' ' 1 g ,,,, A , ' ' V p, ,, ,, .,,lg:,, ,fAL11, ,Tg T, , . , 1, f ff- HMM-f 5 s 1 .' H NT .. 3, 1, at' V is ,, , ,,,, .f.,,,.,.,,Wf ,,.,,,,,,,,q -yadw. I V' A I7ff'fE1f,f1s12'!Y53K4saffewln, 7 rn ,wwf , f f ' f Q? .,,, , ,,,, .,,,,,.. ., ,,,,,, ,,,.,,, . kzfawlelilifzzrzi f H - ,, A , ,B ..,,,,,., ,N ,,.,, , it A. ,,, 1, wg , .W f. 'H ,.-,,,,,,, is ET ,443 , A W 6 i Q. . N Amgf yf 'J ,,-- QM 35735 JV, L , 2 fwm, -,aK,,g,,,..,,.,7,, fi- ,,,,11,,,,,,1,,J, kiss Favorites for 1971 are: Judy Barzilla ike Russell. Sophomores: Second time around Sophomores developing individual likes, Dislikes and character traits, Brought new ideas to Spring Woods. They were the 'cupids' who made and sold Love on paper In the form of Valentines. Drivers Ed was a privilege Giving them the opportunity to drive. A busier schedule included more Clubs and activities. Sophomores found social life more Exciting in '71, unn receives a valentine from Mary Hill. Mark Scrlvener, sophomore, displays his club preference. 21 9 Airola, Cathy Abshier, Carol Adair, Doug Adair, Jimmy Adams, Tanya Adams, Shiela Adams, Keigh Aiken, James Airola, Cathy Akerman, Johnny Albertson, Darrell Allen, Beverly Allen, Bret Allen, Debra Ander, Joe Anderson, Linda Annie, Ronnie Antonicelli, Vince Armbruster, Richard Arney, David Atchison, Clayton Autrey, David Avera, Jean Bagley, Steve Baker, Lee Baker, Lee Baker, Tim Baldwin, Marolyn Baldwin, Melanie Balldar, Sandy Bally, Andy Barnett, Renee Barney, Stephen Baublin, Terry Barker, Tricia Barnes, Debbie Barrow, John Beale, Curtis Beaver, David Beck, Julie Bell, Becky Bell, Jeff Beeman, Terry Bennett, Jackie Benson, Will Beran, Paul Berger, Susan Berry, Daryl Bevel, Kathy Billingsley, Robin Bills, Brenda Binz, Paul Bishop, Jim Black, Carla Blagrave, Dale Blake, Rena Blann, Mary Blue, Susan Blundell, Sheri Bodman, Philip Bogan, David Boggs, Beery Boland, Rudy Booth, Bill no Qophomores Hail Caesarl 'ki :nkie Avalon impression always gets them. 'ish Booth, Margaret Boswell, Eugena Boswell, Lee Boltac, Larry Botts, Sharon Boughal, Edward Bowman, Dawn Bowman, Ernestene Boyd, Britton Boyd, Pamela Boyers, Mark Brantley, Sheryl Brevard, James Bridges, Glenn Briggs, Steve Brinker, Brenda Brizendine, Beverly Brock, Mike Brock, Sylvia Brockman, Robert Brown, Amy Brown, Joel Brown, Michele Brown, Cheri Brust, Phil Buford, Linda Bumiller, Karl Burgess, Steven Burns, Jim Burns, Sharon Burton, Trudy Button, Mitchell Calbat, Linda Camden, Kathy Camo, Donnie Campbell, Jim Campbell, Louppy Campbell, Robert Carlson, Pam Carmichael, Neal Carroll, Doni Carter, Bill Carter, Robert Carter, Rusty Carter, Steve Sophomores Carter, William Casey, Kay Castleberry, Debbie Chalker, Albert Chandler, Philip Chapman, John Chastain, Tommy Chiswell, Tim Clabaugh, Mike Clabaugh, Trina Rae Clack, Sharon Clark, Christy Clemons, Tricia Clipper, Terrie Close, Fred Class, Sherrye Cobb, Sally Coley, Rocky Colin, Linda Colleton, Chris Collier, Cindy Collier, Gary Collins, Mark Compton, Clayton Conlon, Doug Connally, Gary Conner, Kathleen Conner, Linda Cook, Doug Cook, Gary Cooley, Jon Cook, Morris Coulter, Scott Cook, Sharon Copeland, Gordon Coppock, Richard Cordray, Robbie Cotrane, Frank Coulten, Keith Coulter, Scott Cowen, Randall Cowherd, Debbie Cox, Cindy Cox, Donna Cox, Mary Crabtree, Jerry Crane, Gary Crawley, Jan Creel, Tommy Crow, Kathryn Crow, Leslie Crowder, Darlene Crumley, Jamica Cummings, Paul Cunningham, Robert Cutler, Charlotte Dailey, Pete Davis, Barbara Davlin, Mary 22 Sophomores Sophomores Day, Melanie Dean, Richard DeLue, David Deschamps, Rodney Desroches, Denise Detlefsen, Brad Devers, Charlie Dexter, Terri Draz, Irma Dickson, Dana Dixon, Liz Dobbs, Doug Dodd, Gary Doe, Harry Dougherty, Mike Douris, Kathy Dowdell, Patrick DuBois, Bobby Duff, Louis Duggan, Linda Dunn, Michele Dutton, Debbie DuVall, Lizette DuVall, Patsy Dyer, Jim Easley, Mike Eason, Beth Eatherly, Maritia Eaton, Iris Ebner, Patty Echols, David Eckermann, Joy Eckhardt, Donnie Edison, Sherri Edmonds, Shauna Eggleston, Jeanette Elliott, Jane Ellis, Paultee Engle, Almer Englerth, Bonita Ensminger, Ray Eppolito, Linda Eschete, Melanie Estep, Joe Ethredge, Don Euler, Mark Euler, Mike Faldet, Janell Fangue, Alida Fanick, Robert Fanning, Kathleen 223 Farrington, Susie Faucett, Robert Felder, Billy Joe Ferguson, Roger Fessler, Karen Finch, Rebecca Fincher, Lee Fischer, Debbie Fisher, Terrie Fisk, Bill Fletcher, Gerrie Forcum, Rick Foreland, Cheryl Foster, .lack Fountain, Gail Fowler, Cindy Freed, Tim Freeman, Margaret Fritz, Andrea Francis, Glenn Gage, Carol Gaines, John Gallipp, Russell Galleymore, Randy Gamel, Allan Gant, Bobby Gardner, Fred Garrett, Ann Garrett, Mark Garrett, Susie Gary, Dodd Gary, Flores Geffert, Mike George, Harriet Geraci, Timothy Gerber, Danny Gerhardt, Dana Gibbs, Henry Giles, Michelle Gill, Larry Gloss, Sharleen Glaze, Edward 4 Sophomores Glover, Tricia Goethe, Bryan Gordon, Carmen Goss, Jan Goulding, Dee Dee Graham, Marla Graham, Mike Granberry, Sarah Granquist, Victor Gray, Vonda Green, Janet Green, Karen Greer, Cindy Griesman, Rae Griffin, Jim Griffith, Denver Grim, Harry Guillory, Sandy Guillot, Fred Guillot, Paula Gunn, John Gustafson, Kent Gustinis, Margaret Haaksma, Patsy Haley, Kenneth Hall, Annette Hall, David Hall, Judy Hamilton, Lonnie Hamlin, Leah Hammack, Cindy Hammond, Gail Hammond, Gail Hampton, David Honchey, Mica Hargrove, Paul Harper, Lee Harrall, Martin Harris, William Harris, Mike Harrison, Brenda Harrison, Mary Harrop, Susan Hartman, Terri Harvey, Robert Haskin, Richard Havel, Mary Hawkins, Larry Hawley, Patricia Hayley, Scott Haymes, Paul Hayne, Jeff Heckman, John Henderson, Patti Help, Selwon Hendricks, Karen Hengst, Adrianne Hengst, Kris Henning, Steve Hervst, Ray Herbst, Ray Hester, Lynn Hickey, Jody Hickok, Linda Sophomores 225 Hill, Mary Hill, Tony Hines, Greg Hink, Karen Hinkle, Donna Hlinak, Georgia Holbrook, Randy Holland, Roger Hollas, Ronald Holloway, Deborah Holmes, Tony Hood, Jim Hopkins, Lou Hosford, Karen Houck, Mindi House, Paul Howard, Claudia Howard, Fred Howard, Martha Hrachory, Tim Hudnaull, Terri Hughes, Peggy Humble, Hugh Hurley, Comelle Huser, Beth Ann Hussey, Jim Hussion, Robby Hutcheson,.Jean Hyland, Nancy Jackson, Gaye Jackson, Gina James, Janice James, Yvonne Jasper, Diane Jeffries, Bill Jerges, Steve Jernigan, Charlotte Jiral, Jeannine Jochec, Walter Johnapelus, Lane Johnson, David Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Pam Johnson, Robert Johnston, Jacci Johnston, Mike Jones, Donalyn Jones, Kathy Jones, Kathy Jones, Mark Jones, Polly Jones, Scott Jordan, Lisa Jung, Linda Jurek, Diana Kamas, Jimmy Keeline, Lisa Keen, Gina Keplinger, Craig no Sophomores Kemmer, Angelo Kensinger, Sandy Kennedy, Robert Kenneth, Colvin Kiefer, Leslie Kilduff, Jimmie Kingsbury, Susan Kipe, Larry Knight, Jeanie Kniggo, Dennis Knowles, David Koch, Greg Kocian, Charlotte Koslan, Deborah Kotara, Gary Kott, Sandy Krumpholz, Lynn Kubena, Diana Lacy, Larry Lancaster, Karen Langford, Cowhand Lankford, Jan Laub, Susan Laubenberg, Bill Laughlin, Mary LaVergne, Jerry Law, Leah Lawrence, Edward Lawson, Judy Layne, James Leane, Mary LeBlanc, Cyndy Lee, John Lee, John Lee, Mike Lee, Thomas Levandowski, Wayne Leverette, Cherie Lewis, Ken Lieb, John Liebhardt, Lynn Linscott, Melissa Little, Vivian Littleiohn, Joanne Lobdell, Gary Lobpries, Kurt Locke, Melody Longino, Debbie Lott, Terri Lout, Nancy Ludiker, Terry Qophomores 227 Lyons, Doran Mahaffey, Kathy Mahon, Larry Mahoney, Kathleen Malinwski, Carol Mallory, Denise Mallory, Sue Manford, Carol Mann, Susan Marchand, Carol Margaret, Gustinis Marshall, Bobby Martin, Debbie Martin, Jack Martin, Jill Martin, Marvia Masara, Mitch Mason, Donna Mathis, Debbie Matthews, Tim Matthis, Morris Mattingly, Meg Maudlin, Loretta Maxwell, Robert May, John Mayberry, Martha McAnoney, Amy McClees, Jay McCleskey, Holly McClellan, Timmy McClinton, Cathy McCoslin, Susan McCoy, Kathy McDonld, John McDonald, Linda McDonald, Scott McFadyen, Lisa McKay, David McKinnon, Pete McLaughlin, Terry McLeod, Andy McLeod, Patsy McPherson, Sandra McWhirter, Lynn Mead, Susie Meckstrdth, Sheryl Melchor, Jane Metcalf, Pat Meyer, Melanie Miller, Pattie Miller, Marlene Mills, Linda Mitchell, Cheryl Mitchell, Terry Mooney, Robin Morgan, Kay Moore, Amy Morris, Terri Moser, Alan Moskal, Howard Motley, James Mueller, Darrell Mueschke, Lesa m Qophomores Muncey, Tom Musgrave, Dodie Muzny, Bridget Myers, Larry Muzny, Tim Myhouer, Danny Naiser, Randy Nance, Brian Nepoli, Vito Navarro, Joe Naumow, Yamaro Nance, Brian Neal, Joni Nelson, Paula Nessmith, Debbie Nichols, Nick Nicholas, Philip Nichols, Blaine Nichols, Nick Nimitz, Wendy Niver, Lorna Norris, Brenda Novak, Nancy Num, Debby O'DriscoII, Dennis O'Driscoll, Mike Ogelsby, Connye Olsen, David Olson, Janet Olson, Peter Osborn, Mike Osborne, Sherri Osgood, Debbie Oughton, Steve Pallet, Mike Palmer, Pam Pancherz, Lavonna Parker, Betsy Parker, Bill Parker, Steve Parmely, Danny Parmer, Johnnie Parmlee, Danny Parsons, Ken Passmore, Don Passmore, Jon Patalik, Karen Pearce, Pat Sophomores 229 Peavy, Mike Pegues, Linda Pendleton, Loretta Perez, Robert Perkins, Rob Perry, Charles Peters, Robin Peterson, Janis Peska, Benny Phillips, Deba Pickeh, Richard Pierce, Billy Pirtle, Kay Platt, Karen Podsednik, Diane Poehl, Donna Pomikahl, Connie Poole, John Poremski, Doug Porter, Debbie Ponell, Jill Pretzer, Donald Price, Jimmy Prince, Judson Pruiett, Nora Pyburn, Brian Rader, Michael Rader, Steve Ramsey, Glenda Roslo, Larry Rongel, Sammy Raty, Keeny Ray, Sharon Reagon, George Reaves, Dick Redfield, Bruce Reese, Linda Reid, Leonard Reese, Suzanne Reissig, Cindy Reuther, Stanley Reynolds, Dyrk Rhine, Jennifer Rhoades, Jean Rietz, Patty Riley, Cindy Ritchie, Mike Ritter, Dale RobeTE, Curtis Roberts, Jimmy Roberts, Troy Robertson, Dorothy Robertson, Greg Robin, Mike Robinson, Marty Rodgers, David Rodriguez, Nancy Rogers, Charolette Rogers, Sheree Ross, Betsy Ross, John Rouse, Beverly Rowland, Cindy no Qophomores Ruhge, Michael Russel, Mike Ryan, Dianne Sams, Linda Sanchez, Mark Satterwhite, Kris Sauer, Beth Saner, Jimmy Scott, Mary Schulze, Cynthia Schadt, Stuart Scheumack, Jeff Scheve, Kim Schlichtina, Laurie Schmidt, Connie Schmidt, Paul Schneider, Lynn Schneider, Pam Schroder, Rossanna Schrolf, Ivete Schubert, Gary Schullet, Jerome Schultz, John Schulze, Cynthia Schumon, Angela Schuster, Barbara Schwabenland, Jamie Schweitzer, Karl Scriver, Mark Seale, Janice Seidel, Miranda Seipel, Janet Serafin, Laurie Sharp, Steven Shaub, Mike Shaub, Pat Shepard, Joe Shield, Lisa Shively, Glenda Shofner, Juanive Shofner, Wanda Shows, Don Shram, Richard Sikoro, Karen Simmons, Daphne Sims, Grant Sit, Mary Sophomores 231 232 Skinner, Mike Smith, Barry Smith, Becca Smith, Bobby Smith, Chris Smith, Doug Smith, Dudley Smith, James Smith, Melanie Smith, Scott Smith, Thomas Smitheal, Rodney Sorsby, Larry Sowell, Dennis Spell, Rodney Staff, Richard Standefer, Davy Stark, Gary Steachman, Jane Steele, Robert Stepdownski, Steve Sterba, Wendy Stevens, Lance Stewart, Debbie Stinson, Pamela Stokes, Perry Stone, Teddie Stonestreet, Steven Stork, David Sturgeon, Sharon Swanson, Suzie Swim, Mona Swindle, James Sulek, James Summers, Louis Sumrall, Kerrelyn Talley, Robert Tarantolo, Renee Tautenhahn, Leta Taylor, Bradford Taylor, Charles Taylor, Stephanie Taylor, Steve Tebo, Chironne Tees, Ruthanne Tempel, Patricia Temple, Mike Tennant, Barbara Thelen, David Thelen, John Thielemann, R. C. Thistlethwaite, Greg Thomas, Debbie Thomas, Paul Thompson, Cheri Jo Thompson, David Thompson, Gayle Thompson, Jerry Thompson, Lynne Thompson, Tommy Thompson, Tracy Thornton, Ellen Threadgill, Kenneth Sophomores idk' an is-A K fraternity initiations sure are silly. ,s..... ..-v-VX -am ce V , Threadgill, Leesa Thumwood, Greg Thurston, Celeste Tims, Cathy Tink, Steve Tinker, Phil Tolar, Pam Tomes, Kim Tonnell, Deanna Torres, Barbara Torres, Emihio Toups, Mary Ellen Travis, Darla Travis, Sheri Travis, Stuart Traweek, James Tupa, Gayle Turner, Cheryle Turner, Paul Tynes, Carol Tyson, Todd Ulstrap, Pat Urick, Michael Vanderschaof, Beatrix Vangeloff, Kurtis Vasek, Beatrice Vaughn, Dennis Voyles, Mike Vbargen, Frank Vela, Paul Vetrano, Philip Vetters, Roy Vickery, Marvin Vignatelli, Debbie VonSehrwald, Alex Vourganas, Rick Wade, Janis Wade, Pamela Wahlberg, Wayne Walden, Jeff Walker, Randy Wall, Marlene Walz, Tom Warren, Allan Ward, Russell Watson, Billy Waser, Sally Sophomores 233 Weatherford, Wes Weaver, Wayne Z? KE X Kg!! iff Sk Weber, John V Weber, Phil ggzf ,, '.,. 9 1 Z , , ,ww You're right. It does look like a white cow in a snowstorm. ls Dr Frankenstein still in the Webster, Ronnie Wedge, Kerry Weimer, Richard Weisbrunch, Vince Welch, Becky Wells, Paul Wende, Don Werner, James Westbrook, Steven Whately, Jon Wheeless, Carol Wheeless, Mark White, Geneva White, Lisa White, Mark Whitehead, Kim Whitehead, Carol Whitaker, Sandy Whitfill, Jimmy Whitlow, Wynn Whitman, Camille Wilcox, Charles Wilkinson, Keith Williams, Cindie Williams, Jane Williams, Kim Williams, Randy Williamson, Donna 34 Qophomores 'W-.asf Willing, Paul Willis, Louise Wilsin, Wade Winbigler, Sieve Winfrey, Chuck Wingate, Gordon Winner, Cynihia Wright, Billy Winden, Scoii Wrighi, Karen Wright, Terri Woods, Carla Wu, Milchell Yanowski, Liz Yargo, Sharey Yelenosky, Diane York, Mark Young, Melinda Young, Michael Zaner, Suson Zapalac, Don Zickler, Janet Zinsmeyer, Diane 36 The Class Officers for 1970-1971 are: Ken Ahrens, vice president, Steve Brock, president, Willis, treasurer, and Jackie Bailey, Doug Burthaell, Danny Myhaver, Steve Carter, and 'Carmichael do their thing at Freshman Zodi freshmen: l new experience eshmen orientation introduced e new members of Spring Woods. :ening week was full of infusion for Freshmen, as being criticized came a new life. tirited pep rallies led up to otball games. ith election of class officers and representatives, e Freshman class began to 'et it all together.' ashmen found themselves wearing aw fads and speaking new languages, l a part of high school life. r the boys it was new athletic adventures, hile the girls enioyed shortening their skirts, enturing into new dates, and perhaps a chance at Tigerettes. hen spring came, 'Seniors 71 ' didn't iem so far away. the beginning they were strangers, :aw with the year ended they've become friends. ass Favorites for l970-7l are: Mary Ann Frazer Linda Ben concemrmes on 0 Health enver Price. assignment. 237 238 Abel, Donna Aborn, Martha Abrahams, Mark Abshier, Mary Ackermann, Pattie Adair, Tina Adams, Joe Adams, John Adcock, Keith Ahrens, Ken Aicklen, Laurie Albritton, Steve Alford, Kim Allebaugh, Michelle Anderson, Kathy Anderson, Jim Anderson, Vicki Angeli, Mark Anglin, Jana Armstrong, Susan Arnold, Mark Arthur, Vanessa Ash, Debbie Ash, Randy Ashorn, Gary Atherson, Susan Atsinger, Terry Atteberry, Gene Atwood, David Aver, Betsy Avera, Robert Averitt, Wanda Babich, Bonnie Back, Russell Bade, Margaret Baden, Andrew Bailey, Jackie Bally, Marcel Baker, Jon Baker, Kelly Barber, Bill Barber, Donita Barnes, Kim Barrett, Linda Barry, Larry Barth, Maureen Bass, Lanelle Bassett, Stephanie Batt, Christy Batterbee, Crystal Baublis, Daniel Bauer, Michael Baumgartner, Kat Beal, Sheryl Dana, Beall Beard, Susan Beaver, Dawn Beck, John Behrens, Becky Bell, Jackie Bell, Linda Bellamy, Kim Bendy, Melia Freshmen Benegalia, Marty Benson, Marc Benthall, Keith Benton, Sandra Berlin, Debbie Berry, Candice Berthold, Laurie Bevil, John Bevill, Joey Beyer, Margorie Billingsley, Dana Bishop, Bill Blackburn, Jimma Blackwell, Suzanne Blanchard, Claudia Bliss, 'Janet Blow, Bennett Boettcher, Laura Boettcher, Linda Bolton, Jane Boone, Donna Booth, Bill Borrer, Tom Bosworth, Bill Bosworth, Carol Bouchard, Denise Bownds, Robert Boyd, Randy Box, Kandy Boyer, Rhonda Boozart, David Brack, Stephanie Brack, Steve Bradley, Mark Bradshaw, Debbie Brady, Mike Brannon, John Brantley, Nita Bray, Robert Bridges, Dave Brinson, Mike Bristley, Mel Brittain, Jeff Brooks, Adrianne Broussard, Dale Brown, Eileen Byrant, Brenda Buchanan, Gordon Burcaw, Richard Freshmen 39 Burg, David Burnett, Deborah Burson, Sherrie Burton, Kathy Busch, Brian Busch, Graig Bush, Joe Burt, Elizabeth Burthcaell, Nina Butler, Elizabeth Buvinghausen, Bill Caldwell, Billie Caloway, Delisa Callaway, Cindy Callaway, Greg Campbell, Bobbi Campbell, Cheryl Campbell, Hugh Canfield, Laura Canzoneri, Lori Cardniff, Donna Carlton, Donna Carlton, Paul Carr, Cynthia Carr, Sam Carrell, Danny Carroll, Jackie Caskey, John Castleberry, Gary Castleberry, Vickie Cates, Ann Caton, David Cananaugh, Glenn Cearley, Nancy Chambers, Kent Chandler, Sandra Chapman, Becky Chapman, Nan Chisman, Jane Chretien, Rob Church, Alice Church, Ricky Clairday, Dorothy Clanton, Brat Clark, James Clarke, Nanalee Clark, Paul Clark, Rob Clements, Karen Clemons, Debbie Cleveland, Glen Clewett, Ricky Close, Ed Cockburn, Rheta Coffey, Ria Collen, Mark Colleton, Elke Collins, Mark Culins, Ken Comyis, Jan Conn, Karen Conner, Deborah Contreas, Julia 240 Freshmen Y UQQQ Cook, Carla Cook, Cheryl Cook, Rodger Coolures, Johnette Cornell, John Cox, Kathy Cox, Lynn Craig, John Craig, Sam Craig, Terrell Crawford, Rick Crawley, Jill Criswell, Cory Crumpler, Randy Curtis, John Curter, Phyl Daniel, Keith Dallman, Robin Daniel, Leese Davis, Bruce Davis Kevin Davis, Kim Davis, Mary Lou Davis, Shelia Davis, Terry Dawson, Andy Debello, Joe Decaussin, Daniel Decuir, Louis Deer, Mark Defour, Andrew Demouche, Billy Dennis, Jacque Denny, Ruth Dernehl, Larry Desroches, Roland Devenney, Sharon Dewitt, John Dial, Cortney Diaz, Cynthia Dickson, Deorrah Digilio, Dianne Dixon, Deborrah Dobes, Alisa Desroches, Roland Dobranich, Cheryl Duerr, Debra Dominic, Pat Donaldson, Laura Dorhaver, Lisa Doris, Brian Freshmen Dreier, Greg Dubois, Cindy Dufillio, Denise Duggan, Frances Dumas, Ann Dunaway, Clinton Dunn, Connie Duran, Dina Durrett, Charles Durham, Dana Durow, Charles Dusek, Beth Dutka, Ronnie Dutton, Bobby Dyer, Glynis Eades, Steve Eany, David Earle, David Earnest, Donna Eason, Beth East, Pat Eaton, Mark Eaton, Pat Edkent, Kathy Edwards, Cathy Edwards, Terry Ellerbe, David Ellison, Jeffrey Eldridge, Roxanne England, Wendell Eicke, April Eisland, Anne Ellis, Debbie Eifert, Beth England, Warren Englerth, Ivey Enright, Maureen Erdelyan, Gret Eschberger, Doug Estep, Connie Etchison, Steve Evans, Debbie Evans, Lawrence Evers, Karen Ewen, Mike Faldet, Larry Farmakakis, Van Farmer, Elizabeth Farrar, Steve Farris, Sylvia Faseler, Kenny Fawcett, Kay Ferguson, Dale Ferguson, David Ferguson, Gale 242 Freshmen Ferguson, Pam Ferrall, Craig Fiegener, Lynn Finch, Randy Fincher, Carol Findeison, Cynthia Fink, Tim Fink, Tom Finnerty, Kathy Flanagin, Jimmy Fletcher, Linda Floyd, Debbie Ford, Bruce Foshee, Debbie Foster, Leesa Foster, Susan Fournerat, Pat Fox, Georgeann Frazier, Maryann Frazier, Sharon Friedman, Rudy Fryer, Tim Gabrhel, Jay Gabriel, Laine Gage, Fred Gale, Susan Gantert, Susan Garcia, Ricky Garnier, Donna Garrison, Jean Garrison, Joette Gatewood, Phyllis Gauzer, Susan Gazzaway, Patti George, Julie George, Pam Germenis, Steven Gerry, Gant Gibbs, Pam Gibson, DAvid Gilbert, Bruce Gilliam, Diane Gilliland, Loyd Glass, Jim Glaze, Laurie Goings, Ronnie Gollmick, Claxton Gomez, David Gorski, Gerald Graham, Rena Granberry, Karen Freshmen 4 Gray, Becky Gray, Janice Greoney, Cathy Greene, Darlene Greer, Janie Gregory, Mark Griffith, Jan Grubbs, Allen Grymes, Sherrie Guthrie, Tana Guy, Steven Haoksmo, Donny Habernal, Kay Hadfield, Diane Handy, Paulo Hamilton, Anne Hanely, Barbara Hansen, David Hanus, Phil Hanway, Liz Hargrove, James Hormone, June Hormone, Ronnie Hargo, Debbie Harris, Marchelle Harris, Nicky Harrison, Glen Hortline, Pamela Hartman, Susan Hartzog, Susanne Harvey, Vicki Harwood, Joe Hathaway, Kirt Hawkins, Bonnie Hawkins, Joy Hawkins, Steven Hoy, Mary Haynes, Anne Hays, Howard Hebert, Lon Hefler, Kenneth Heiling, Richard Heinselmon, Jeannie Henkhaus, Robert Held, Pam Henley, Dennis Henning, Mike Hensley, Janet Hester, Andrea Hickey, Steve Hicks, Richard Freshmen Hiles, Charles Hiles, Karen Hill, Linda Hill, Randy Hill, Sharon Hill, Terry Hill, Tommy Hilliard, Ollie Hilton, Lori Hodge, Jerry Hodgin, David Hodgkins, Teresa Hodgmann, Sarah Hoelscheri, Sharon Hoeppner, Suzanne Hoge, Mike Hague, Keith Hoke, John Holder, Jelaine Holland, Glenn Holland, Martha Hollonszky, Louis Holman, Pam Holmes, Larry Hopkins, Connie Horn, Lorrie Horton, Mike Houck, Kathy Houstmann, Leland Howard, Nancy Howard, Toni Howse, Susan Hubbard, Denise Hubbard, Tom Huddleston, Brian Huddleston, Terry Huey, Susie Hugo, Cynthia Hulett, Lora Hunt, Melissa Hunte, John Hunter, John Ibert, Tom Ingber, Diana Inwood, Russann Ireland, John lrick, Lisa Irwin, Joseph Jacobs, Karen Jackson, Sue Jensen, Ann Jiral, Dennie Jahnke, Paul Johnson, Candy Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Glenda Johnsey, Karen Johnson, Mike Johnson, Steve Johnston, Rebecca Jones, Reuin Jones, Patricia Jones, Paula Freshmen 245 Jones, Sammie Kaemmerling, Adriann Kaider, Kit Kang, Sharon Kim, Karger Keefer, Marcia Kellert, David Kelley, Alyson Kee, Marcy Kennedy, Steve Kile, Danny Killoms, Paul King, Donald Kipe, Rex Kickendall, Kim Kirkpatrick, Kat Kirkpatrick, Pam Kitzman, Elanor Kitzmiller, Norman Kline, Colette Klol, Steve Knek, Lois Knox, Richard Knight, Lee Knight, Leslie Knippa, Gary Koch, Carol Koepke, Kathleen Kohls, Mickey Kohutek, Mark Kolenovsky, Eddie Koller, Ken Kopecky, Becky Koterns, Joe Kotlar, Kathy Koteras, Raymond Kovar, Johnny Kramer, David Kramer, Jeff Kranz, John Kraye, Joan Kremenak, Beverly Krenzke, Lorre Krizan, Larry Kubala, Kenny Kuebler, Richard Kyburz, Kathy Kuusisto, Paul La Brose, David Lacy, Ginny Ladus, Steve Lafferty, Copper Lamb, Larry Lancaster, Kim 246 Freshmen v-.,. T' y catch me, will they put me back in the tank? w,. -- , '57 Laney, Debbie Mike, Laney Lang, Tamara Langhorne, John Longino, De Linda Lankford, Mark LaRocheIIe, Dede LaRue, John Lawrence, Robin Lawrence, Tama Lawrenz, David Layne, Mary Leake, Sandro Leary, Leslie Lee, Debbie Lee, Jay Lee, Jerry Lee, Jim Leiune, Cheryl LeMoine, Jane Lewellen, Robbie Lewis, Debbie Leyerdecken, Doug Liddle, Beth Lieck, Alan Light, Carl Lilly, Martha Lindsay, Toni Little, Debbie Littleiohn, Pattie Lindsay, Robyn Loehr, Gwyn Longino, Delinda Lord, Buddy Locke, Linda Lott, Erich Love, Kathy Loy, Cheryl Lucas, David Lurz, David Macko, Stephen Maddox, Bill Madison, William Magill, Marty Mahoney, Maureen Moler, Dennis Malinowski, Sheery Malkoviez, Sharon Mallete, Patti Manson, Patricia Marinko, Robert Freshmen W Marino, Danny Marquis, Wayne Marshall, Kathy Marshall, Linda Martin, Lee Masark, Allen Mason, Jack Massengale, Joy Mauger, Steve Mauger, Steve Maxwell, .lim Mayen, Jon McCall, David McClabb, Mike McCready, Jan McCullen, Elaine McDaniel, Mary McDonald, Bill McDonald, Peggi McEntire, Steven McGinley, Katie McGlaun, Rosemary McGowan, Donna McKain, Mike McKenney, Maxine McKenzie, James McCauhlin, Mike Mclauglin, Pat McMaster, Karen McPhee, Pam McWilliams, Debbie Meacham, Larry Meduna, Pam Melchin, Mark Melchor, Irene Melson, Margie Meyee, Marty Meyer, Kathleen Meyer, Doug Meyer, Cora Metcalf, Jimmy Meyer, Mary Michalek, Brenda Mikesell, Linda Mikeska, Rhonda Miles, Diane Miles, Solsn Miller, Dann Miller, Kevin Miller, Darrell Miller, Ted Mills, Robert Minx, Marsna Mithcham, Danny Mitchell, Danny Mitchell, John Mitchell, Mike Miver, Frank Molloy, Jacki Mongea, Cathy Morre, Amy Morre, Becky Morre, Terri 48 Freshmen 'Writ ww' ow many people do we have to have to get a pic- re in the yearbook. mewmmwuiwfgf wfAu w .-1 - NW' 3'--ss, Morgan, Brad Morgan, Trevor Morris, Richard Morris, Tim Morris, Vestor Morrow, Darrell Moss, Dale Motley, jon Moy, Ronnie Muas, Joe Mueller, Charles Mueller, Donald Mueller, Sandra Muench, Terry Multer, Candy Murphy, Lynn Muzwy, Cindy Muzny, Tina Myer, John Myhauer, Gerald Myrick, Ralph Nave, Cynthia Navarro, Wilfred Diehl, Mark Noble, Mark Nulph, Chris Norris, Diane Novark, Kenneth Norris, Jimmy Norris, Sheila Nodurft, Nori Norton, Mary Nielsen, Paul Neill, Louis Nini, Hugh Nicholson, Belinda Nemitz, Nancy Neal, Jeffrey Newman, Mark Neidner, Beverly Oburn, Gail O'Connor, Brian Ogden, Nancy O'Grady, Kathy Oliphant, Karen Oncken, Denise Opplinger, Fredrick Oprea, Larry Freshmen 249 Osborne, Jim Overfield, Jim Overmyer, Blake Owen, Cheryl Owen, Gail Owens, David Owing, Michael Pace, Bill Palazzolo, Sam Palmer, Jane Pakeltis, Mark Parinello, Michael Parker, Annise Parker, Jan Parker, Nancy Farmer, Kathy Parnell, Sally Parsons, Leslie Paschall, Judy Pausky, Paul Payne, Clark Payne, Tye Ann Payne, Robby Patton, Mike Patton, Ronald Pazzaglia, Peggy Pearson, Steven Peevey, Lynette Penca, David Pereson, April Pelughaupt, Wayne Peralis, Gerylan Perez, Jon Perez, Mike Perry, Scott Peska, Bobby Peters, Richard Peterson, Jef Peterson, Mark Peterson, Meg Petty, John Peyton, Mary Phillips, Mike Pierce, Mike Pierson, Sam Piper, Kim Platt, Dixie Pollard, Steve Poe, Kathy Politz, Tim Ponder, Jenni 2 0 Freshmen Freshmen Ponder, Virginia Porter, Gisele Potthoff, Mary Prescott, James Price, Chris Price, Denver Price, Jeff Pumphrey, Paul Puryear, Karen Pusteiovsky, Cecilia Quigley, Martin Radski, Danette Rancn, Chris Raymond, Kelly Reagan, Barbara Reed, Carrie Reed, Denise Reese, Charles Reese, Kenny Regitz, Joe Reinhardt, Amy Reinhardt, Tom Reuther, Rory Reynolds, Sheri Rior, Coffey Richardson, John Richarz, Pat Richey, Rebecca Richey, Ricky Richman, Debbie Rider, Karen Reilly, Pat Ring, Barbara Ring, Donna Rippey, Linn Ritter, Beverly Rivera, Lydia Rivera, Mike Roberts, Frank Robertson, Darrell Robin, Jeff Robinson, Bill Rodgers, Renette Rogan, Linda Rogers, Debbie Rogers, Debbie Rogers, Pam Rogers, Reid Rogers, Sheree Ragge, Stanley Rogillo, Bill Rogillo, Paco Ronalder, Ron Root, Sally Rose, Lory Ross, Jacquie Ross, Theresa Rowan, Roberta Royal, Pam Ruhge, Debra Rust, Jackie Rust, Roberta Ryan, Richard 251 Salazar, Jana Salazar, Janie Sandeen, Larry Salter, Stacey Sauls, Katherine Sculthorn, Sheryl Sawyer, Don Scarbrough, Lisa Schaake, Marshall Schaefer, Scott Schaffner, Jeff Schauschick, Donna Schlichting, Randy Schneider, Bill Schranck, Penny Schroeder, Charlotte Schuhslen, Cathy Schuster, Pam Schutzmaier, John Scott, Alan Scott, Greg Sealy, Rita Selflf3SFerry Seyfried, Thomas Shannon, Laurie Shawaker, Brenda Shell, Diane Shelton, DAvid Shew, Evelyn Shotwell, Cindy Shurtleft, Ross Sibley, Randy Simcox, Ben Sinclair, Karen Singer, Elton Siragusa, Cyndee Skeen, Robert Skinner, Lynn Smith, Cherlyn Smith, Connie Smith, Debbie Smith, Geri Smith, Karen Smith, Ken Smith, Robert Smith, Terry Smitherman, Ramon Speck, Judy Spitzer, Corbin 252 Freshmen Sponberg, Mark Spoor, John Springfield, Henry Stearns, Chuck Steeg, Chris Stelly, Greg Stephens, Renee Stephensom, Scott Stevens, Mike Stewart, Ronnie Stewart, Sherri Stickley, Steve Stockman, Debbie Stockman, Janie Stolz, Kelly Stone, Bill Strane, Terry Strassner, Becky Stratton, Dena Straub, Thomas Strom, Susan Strunk, Tommy Studeny, Kathy Stump, Leo Styslinger, Betsy Such, Mike Sundstrom, Becky Swearengin, Debbie Swenson, David Swindle, Tommy Tangney, Kay Taletson, Sharon Tanco, Burton Tangney, Gay Tatamlla, John Taylor ,vid Tayldfilmwn Taylor, Other Taylor, Sharon Taylor, Diki Tillarreal, Tess Thielemann, Larrie Thompson, Cheryl Tillery, Linda Tims, Randy Tipton, Lynda Tison, Kirby Toehr, Glenn Tomchik, Deborah Tomchik, Donna Toth, Nickey Townsend, Kelly Tracy, Veit Traugett, John Tucker, Dennis Tribe, Jill Trousdale, Billy Trueheart, Brent Turnage, Charles Turner Turner, Turner, Turner, Buddy Curtis Kent Rodney Freshmen 253 Tyler, Jon Tucker, Ronnie Ueckert, Mark Unclebach, Brenda Urech, Dennis Valites, Bonnie Van Compernolle, Valerie vw, sv Van Huss, Barney Van Riper, Kent Vasek, Debbie Vasek, Dionna Veit, Tracy Verner, James Vetrano, Timmy if N., Vickery, Patti Wade, Shelley Wagner, Mark Wallkinshaw, Gail Wallace, Sheri Wall, Sheryl Walter, Bob Walters, Robert Walther, Timothy Walton, Valerie Walz, Pam Wannamaker, Steve Ward, Carolyn Wahala, Karl Warwick, Dennis Watkins, Karen Watson, Charles Watson, Lisa Watson, Scott Watters, Larry Watts, Natalie Way, Danny Way, Judy Wayne, Pyron Webb, Stanley Webster, Kathy Wedgeworth, Toni weed, Teddy Weeks, Debbie Wells, Gary Wells, Phil Westbrook, Doug You're not really going to bring that elephant i Whatley, Nan Wheeless, Carol Winn, Nancy Woerner, Gary Wolf, Ruth Wolfson, Pam J Wollard, Salli vw' Wood, Kenny 254 g f i W ---- - ff I 'N 3-nl i Freshmen 1 1 yy , 'M r ,wi it fi. ch needs a substitute for Tutt, I'm ready. aff rw way out, and Mr. Figari's at the bottom of the stairs. White, Mike White, Mike Whitford, Russel Wickliffe, Hope Wiggins, Lori Wilcox, Carolyn Wilcox, Cindy Wilkes, Jim Willems, Deborah Williams, Carolyn Williams, Chalse Williams, Nancy Wells, Kevin Wilshusen, Mark Wilson, Robert Wind, Kurt Wood, Monica Woodhams, Mardi Woodruff, Robert Woodruff, Billy Woods, Shelly Wooldridge, Blair Wright, Becky Yarborough, Steve Yanowski, Joe Yarborough, Ray Yates, Brad Yates, John Yelanosky, Debbie York, Kim Young, Dennis Youngblood, Russel Zigrang, Barbie Zimmerman, Brad Zimmerman, Leon Zintgroff, David Freshmen 255 Q xv -4, .J 6 1 f. W.: , ,W 3 Z.. ,I My 1 J 4. fifff 5 H ' , 4 A, Q , 11 , i f Q' -e- Evfy.-ggs 5 Y cm, . we www' AX' 3, any sl F HCULTY The faculty - their job was to teach, But many also came to learn. They opened their minds To learn from us as they taught us. Some still followed their outdated Rules and lessons, closing our minds As they closed their own. Although sometimes they failed, Through our fault as well as theirs, The faculty tried to play the Difficult role of teacher, counselor, Administrator, and friend. at '- Ronnie Williams Q - A , N y '1 . ix Q . 5 1 bi . , 'J A V K R W X 35 J E Jbg , ,Q 9 g K :,.f , gm' Vi i W I an A7 ' e Nolan Morgan serves as Superintendent Business. Administrative advances The School Board Was a devoted group Of men who served As a vital force Working with the Community and its people. The Administrative Board Co-ordinated all efforts In the areas of People, business, and curriculum. These men were responsible for The experimental extended day program. andrum explains a school situation. i Mr. Jack Ballard, Acting Superintendent for Instruction, listens at a Board meeting. Hinkle's position is Superintendent l Administration. 259 60 'X wx Mr. D. Figari, assisiant principal, makes keys for one of Spring Woods' M... many ,,,,vr'v ' ,5,Za.gg A Mr. W. W. Emmons, adminisfrafive principal, spends a few moments with iunior M arilee . L.... ' D. Figari relaxes after his transfer to the Administration ing as Executive Director of Education. ...2Ifv- D. Mathias and Mr. D. Figari help Mr. W. W. Emmons celebrate his birthday. Mr. W. W. Emmons pauses for a moment in his office Dgnamic duo Mr. W. W. Emmons and Mr. Dave Figari Were the two men who were Responsible for the 4,000 Students, teachers, and staff Who made Spring Woods High. They helped students plan School events and took a sincere lnterest in all activities. Everyday they made decisions Requiring judgment and thought. They carried the heavy burden of Responsibility for an image and An institution. A' ' M . l - 4 l es l 1 Mr. C. Vann, sophomore principal, helps Mary Hill Mrs. M. Brown, iunior principal, waits for a faculty meeting to be l and Jennifer Rhine with sophomore valentine sales. Mr. E. Davis, freshman principal, listens patiently to iunior Linda 262 5 principals are Cl to r, t to bl: C. Vann, D. Mathias, D. Figari, W. W. Emmons, E. Davis, and M. Brown. D. Mathias supervises ar bonfire. The Establishment The grade level principals Dealt with students and Their behavior, Bringing order and discipline With their decisions. They tried to know Every student by name And to be familiar with Each face. The principals tried To help us with our problems And were a stable, guiding force In our lives. 26 Mrs. L. Lay laughs at an unanswerable que Miss L. McCleary and Mrs. D. Youdan write a student recommendation. Mrs. M. Heathman helps a student make plans f6r the f 64 1 Lee checks the change in a student's schedule. Ishee takes over counseling duties at midter m. The helping hand The counselors offered us Guidance for the future By planning it with us. They helped us develop and Use maturity and judgment. Every year presented new problems Needing to be dealt with. The counselors attempted to aid us ln the solving of them. They used their experience To curb our impulsiveness. Mr. J. Zamora confers with a student and his parents. 265 lr iv-' ..mvw.,,, ,Y Q Z 'Q Mrs. J. Ransom files records for Mr. Boucher. 266 Mrs' N' Regier has 0 hard duY G' the Switchboard- Mrs. J. Muncey pauses o moment before delivering o me Mr. H. Boucher receives information on o new student. Mrs. S. Clay records student ab An The desk set The office staff spent many hard days i g Admitting and dismissing students, if W Recording absences, entrances, and withdrawals. Secretaries received and sent messages to Principals, teachers, and students. Their tasks were difficult ones. They tried to keep information on 3800 individuals. They were constantly tabulating the McLaughlin catches up on the bookkeeping. Moves of q gchgol qnd its pegple, Mrs. E. Adams glances up from her work. K.. - D Mrs. R. Kilpatrick keeps dfews 0f U '9e5 Un 0PP0'nlmenl fof Mr. DGW5- Mrs. J. Biek talks to students as they sign in. files for counselors. ,M km im. ' s r Mrs. J. Couser gives a parent some useful information. 267 an gh, Mag I help gou? The service staff added Comfort and convenience To the basic process of learning. The cafeteria and snack bar staffs Prepared hot meals And snacks for lunch While the nurses provided A restful place for the ill. Librarians guided us to Proper references while preserving A quiet atmosphere for study. The maintenance engineer kept The building in operating condition. All played an important role in Maintaining a pleasant environment For learning. f iii ii 23 1' 1 The snack bar staff pauses for a picture before Mrs M Hudson and Mrs E Laut librarians i going to work. a shipment of new ll Q 'Z 'Pe Stewart, maintenance engineer, repairs er. Q is l. McLeod, nurse's aid, reaches for a Pmeter. l l l 1 l l 1 - af WWW E MIN' .N Mrs. J. Sorrell takes in money for books. Mrs. P. Larson, head nurse, chats with Mrs. D. Savage. Mrs. E. Laut, library clerk, types overdue notices. 269 270 English exercises Language Arts teachers Tried to show us the Beauty of our language They taught us grammar And vocabulary to increase Our understanding. There was literature To enrich our minds Though many of us Did not realize it. They tried to show us The meaning words Could give us. Alderman, Mrs. Valerie Journalism Alexander, Miss ShGr0I1 English Bouffard, Mrs. Maureen - Rapid Reading Donegan, Mrs. Jackie English V- .,:. .M Duesing, Miss Lynda English Ellison, Mrs. Shirley Mrs. l.. Pogue, English teacher, adiusts a TV program for , .X-we 1. 1 R xfrxx 5 , I I .fl -A xl, n Qs f - 'W , sw e Layne, English teacher, listens to a student's comment. Fanett, Mrs. Naomi English Fife, Mrs. Annie English Fowler, Mrs. Ruth English Franz, Miss Doris Creative Writing, English Gagnon, Mrs. Helen English Gilpin, Mrs. Sandra English Fl. Goodwin, Mrs. Judy Speech, Debate Heath, Mrs. Helen English Hutchison, Mrs. Beverly English Johnson, Mrs. Virginia English .wxm What do you mean, the stage collapsed? gasps Mr. R. Young, drama coach. King, Miss Patti English Layne, Mrs. Hazel Comparative Novels, English Mathieson, Mrs. Margaret English Maye, Mrs. Rosalie English Montioy, Mrs. Karen English Moore, Mrs. Kaye English Ortloff, Mrs. Cleta English Pogue, Mrs. Lolo English Rauhut, Mrs. Gail English Languages ol' expression They told us ideas were Important, but so was the Expression of them. Some of them introduced Us to grease paint and Stage lights, Others showed us Paper and pencil. The rest showed us the Expressiveness of the Human voice. Sometimes it was frustrating, Most of the time A Rewarding. 'ff I M 1 xs. Dfw ,. -s , ..-f Af L- Y. ff 'sun' 'Q ? W .s.........,..... f , as., :?? ?66M A ' lt's not my fault you flunked, Mr. C. Machann, English gives an assigi . .sknfrlf W ' Miss S. Alexander, English Reynolds, Mrs. Ina Speech 1 Ross, Miss Sharon English Runberg, Miss Connie English Sanford, Mrs. Diane English Sledge, Mrs. Elizabeth English Sfoul, Miss Marilyn English Walker, Miss Vickie English Williams, Mrs. Jean English Wilson, Mrs. Mary English Young, Mrs. Roberto English 274 Foreign fascination n They tried to show us the Fascination of languages from far away. They were understanding Of our awkwardness, And tried to reassure us when The grammar was too complex. Sometimes we thought they -spoke too fast. And their tests were terrifying - But they made us more aware of Another place and way. Casas, Mrs. Paula Spanish Cook, Mrs. Beverly Latin Crooke, Miss Karen Spanish Gillette, Mrs. Sharon German Mrs. D. Nizza, Spanish teacher, is amused at the class's pronunciation. Mr. E. Hernandez, Spanish teacher, leads the class in recito U , Q. 'lit e is ' me ,'ji....:...- I0 ww.. A I. Hull, French teacher, shows her class I of the French magazine, Mafch. f P. Casas, Spanish teacher, is indicating to her class the accenis on words. Horchler, Mrs. Kaye Spanish Hugele, Mrs. Sharon Spanish LeBoeuf, Miss Verna French Nizza, Mrs. Diane Spanish Obelleiro, Mr. Jose Spanish Schloffmann, Mr. James German 1 275 Alcorn, Mrs. Margaret Geometry, Related Math Boenig, Mrs. Connie Algebra, Related Math Bowers, Mrs. Daurene Geometry, Related Math Braswell, Mrs. Harriett Algebra, Related Math Bridges, Mrs. Faith Algebra Brock, Mrs. Kathryn Algebra, Geometry Byers, Mrs. Connie Algebra, Elementary Analysis Dealy, Mr. Frazier 'Algebra Dezelle, Miss Sarah Algebra, Related Math Fanett, Mr. Martin Algebra Ford, Mrs. Andrea Geometry Friedman, Mrs. Penny Algebra It was a time of tribulation. Math teachers tried to show us. That numbers were knowledge. Once exposed to them they Will always follow us. The teachers gave us long hours Of homework which they hoped Would help us in our Struggle to understand. Their exams were the -' Final test which could Guarantee redemption, Or failure. Luther, Miss Paulette Trigonometry, Elementary Analysis, Computer Math, Humanities Reeves, Miss Carolyn Algebra, Geometry Rix, Miss Mary Sue Geometry, Trigonometry, Elementary Analysis Smith, Mrs. Willa Algebra, Geometry, Related Math Stones, Mr. James Consumer Math, Trigonometry, Elementary Analysis Tipton, Mrs. Julia Algebra, Geometry Number sense Gonzales, Mrs. Anita Algebra, Geometry Heckmann, Mrs. Darlene Algebra, Related Math Jackson, Mrs. Claire Geometry, Related Math Jiral, Mrs. Adele Algebra, Calculus, Related Math Jones, Mrs. Peggy Geometry, Related Math 2 Jones, Mrs. Ruth Chemistry, Physical Science Kubicek, Mr. John Physical Science McClintock, Mr. Haskell Biology Medlin, Miss Linda Biology Pattillo, Mrs. Karen Biology Arthur, Mrs. Diane Chemistry Castro, Mrs. Mary Physical Science Coffey, Miss Saudra Biology, Physical Science Grono, Mrs. Louise Physical Science Harborth, Mr. Kermit Chemistry Honeycutt, Mr. Dale Physical Science A diversified scientific experience Science teachers showed us how Important our bodies were 11- . And how our organs worked. They taught us long formulas Which made strange concoctions. They gave us a chance to be Fascinated by our own specialty Whether it be Biology, Chemistry, Or Physics. ,,....-ww .40-r Mr. R. Lane, Chemistry teacher, the construction of 'X M. Andrews, Biology teacher, shows Debbi Vela and Amy Moore how to dissect a specimen. , r:.,,.. H. McClintock Biology teacher, and Art Centeno I ly micro-organisms under the microscope. ,, Pennington, Mr. Don Physics Porter, Miss Mary Biology, Physical Science Rippetoe, Mr. John Physical Science Sherrill, Mr. Ronnie Biology Stevens, Mrs. Patti Biology Strait, Mrs. Jo Ann Physical Science Von Eaton, Mrs. Joyce Physical Science 279 ---Y few- 7-V 280 Historical happenings Social Studies teachers Told us about the Beginnings - and ends Of countries and empires, And about cultures And heritages. Some taught us about People we did not know and Dates that seemed unimportant, Others spoke of today and now. When we asked why, Some merely said because. The rest asked with us and Helped us search for the Answers. Boehm, Mrs. Janice Civics, American History Cook, Mrs. Susan American History Criner, Mrs. Willistine World History Dossman, Mrs. Penny Civics Fenn, Miss Pamela World History Frizzell, Mrs. Agnes American History Arning, Mrs. Diane ASSP, Civics Baker, Mrs. Grace American History Balloun, Miss Diane World History Benner, Mr. Tom American History, World History Mrs. D. Arning, Government and ASSP teacher, points out a pertinent Mr. S. Everett, World History teacher, pauses to catch his breath between classes. Gavin, Mr. Charles American History Green, Mrs. Elaine American History, French Holdredge, Mrs. Marilyn World History Ishee, Mr. William Civics Civics Civics - - Sociology Johnson, Mrs Mary American History Kieval, Mr. Roy Civics, Basketball Kirkpatrick, Mrs Jamie Loving, Miss Pat Pearson, Mrs Edna World History Streetman, Mrs Gale 2 5 Bowers, Mrs. Ruth Art Cocke, Miss Jacquelyn Choir Frame, Mrs. Edith Art The liner things lt was a time to Create Using our own special medium. Fine Arts teachers guided Our voices, the sounds of Our instruments, and the Strokes of our brushes On canvas. After the work and lessons Were over, they taught us to Enioy and take pride in The l'eSUll'S of Our leclrning. Miss B. Corkins directs the orchestra in preparation for their Christmas c Hyatt, Mr. Ralph Band Sylva, Mr. Doug Band Mr. D. Sylva, band con consults C. Vann, pri Mrs. E. Frame, art teacher, displays her student: '- Q M-sf f ag A WV Zfl'5f5W-Z If sr, , ' ,WQWF I , . t,,,wfwrfff ' 'i'1'4'f4 ','wfw .' Z, ,,,,,,, -- ,.., W if ff 'J ,wt f c, . ,MIJJ - ,,.,Q5 ' i ' V ' A ,0,'f9-'10, 11 l?Zbfr i?' 7 ' F' ' ' f a ., .. .-'.. A iz' 532-will 'Ja wg fi? ' V: .m .f'.w'-bfi?-4-.wzwlgw QMQLM,wlv7'.7.-:png-' wx Vw J F ,1- igf ,.,g,-1-+10 15.-Z-.5 j4,.g.gMg', 3011-,,,f.g-,f.' trwfy , W, V . ,,:-,a..tisZz:SL::E::Q,3:ziQ:Q:i::1.:4::f . , , tafalaij f . 1-:Q:gi:3:3:g3:3:gI:3:E!gI:E1:2:'2S2:12 tml- - ff 3 f 44'-:-zgigo'4:-:::'.:g:g.:.:g2:':g:- T vi 1,5 -34 j 3454. ,g23.g.,Q:g.,,.f.f-.--'t - K' f , l :g:?:?3,g?,f,f.,- - -, . if lk' E. Dusek, metal shop teacher, relaxes while Senior Boys build the bonfire. 1' lr ' K ' .gi f ' ,Q , Q Industrialized intelligence Industrial Arts teachers taught us The transition of an idea Onto paper, and into an obiect - Useful and functional. They taught us the universal language Of precise drawings, How to comprehend The ideas of others, And how to repair or rebuild Their products. 50' ur .,, iii., ,. Q47 Uk ...QA -Qs Compis, Mr. James Metal Shop, Drafting Heintschel, Mr. Kirby Metal Shop Macik, Mr. Julius Auto Mechanics Pennell, Mr. Victor Drafting Shreckengaust, Mr. W Woodshop 3 Garrison, head football coach and drafting teacher, es the North Shore-Spring Woods basketball game. illiam 2 284 Bayh, Mr. Russell Industrial Cooperative Training Bogart, Mrs. Doris Homemaking Compis, Mrs. Louise Homemaking Dickson, Mrs. Laurel Typing Farless, Mrs. Lynette Shorthand, Typing Ford, Mrs. Mildred Clerical Practice, Typing Girndt, Mrs. Barbara General Business, Bookkeeping Huggett, Mrs. Jean Distributive Education Mrs. N. Humphreys, Typing teacher, prepares to take a timed v- Grading iob manuscripts takes much of Typing teacher Mr. C. Maiorana' lags of the world ess teachers taught us mportance of a line, pencil, and paper. lination and speed, e needed for rg and Shorthand. butive Education teachers 'ed us the Faction of working in d, electricity, ice, and outside iobs. :making teachers sed us to ing, sewing, and amaking skills. ere alike in interest to teach us 5 to face the outside world. wow, Humphreys, Mrs. Nancy Typing, General Business Kibby, Miss Betty Typing, Bookkeeping Kunnecke, Mrs. Jacquelyn Homemaking, Home Furnishings Laskie, Miss Carolyn Typing, Shorthand Lohman, Mrs. Carolyn Homemaking Maiorana, Mr. Charles Typing, Athletics McClure, Mrs. Helen Vocational Office Education Ruhe, Mrs. Elouise Typing, Clerical Practice Sanders, Mrs. Mary Homemaking Zibilski, Mr. Nathan Business Law, Typing Mr. N. Zibilski listens to a student's response during a Business Law class. 285 Mental and phgsical exercise The name of the game was teaching Athletics and physical fitness. Physical Education teachers Taught us the satisfaction Of control and co-ordination. Some of us were frustrated by Our own lack of ability. But they told us that Sportsmanship and teamwork were the Important things They were always there, Sharing our victories and defeats. Alderman, Mr. Burnise Health, Boys' Athletics Bryant, Mr. Clifford Healthy Boys' Athletics Cardenas, Mrs. Terry Tigerettes Holmes, Miss Sylvia Volleyball Kraft, Mrs. Joyce Health, Girls' P.E. Lb K 4 ,W M 4? lf lazy, we 2 Lightsey, tennis coach, tenses to I rebound in a game of basketball. an '-.Q -L ..-1 I - - y ' 1 . , I K, gp. W ,, ,-0635 ew- f 5 Q, ,f, ,-f,,,f ' A ' I 4, fav' M ,, I K ' +w'f1 ,gf A g'1' f .9 4 'N . , x., - f wic, f. wr, xl, ,i.. G gf 'vi' S Scartaccini, Mrs. Jodi Cheerleaders Sharp, Mrs. Susan Girls' P.E. Sibley, Mr. Joe Boys' P.E. Stafford, Mr. Guy Boys' P.E. 'Qtr' 4 -.ww-AV! , . p5B? Q,p?,g .ff- u,.fu15,l. ff id 5 H. Allert, R. Ellisor, and G. Stafford prepare for a session with the boys. ,. , 287 Miss N. Potts, Civics, discusses a MrS. L. Sumhel' research paper with Angela Roberts. homebound s1 i Mrs. J. Smith, Spanish, listens to o student's response. Mrs- J- Ginn, Bi'-'IOQYI chats with students befoi 2 Miss N. Norwicki, German listens to a recitation. 288 Mrs. M. Cotterel, Spanish, reviews verbs. '. Burnett, Social Studies, collects homework assignments. New teachers came from Universities and other schools. It was a difficult task, Beginning where someone else had ended. But they had the determination And fresh new ways needed. Some were inexperienced, Others had years of practice. But all were willing To teach and be taught. tl l ilk ,,,,,.-pv- Mrs. E. Pearson, Social Studies, checks roll before class. l. Lang, English, explains a reading assignment. Mrs. D. Thedford, Civics, rests between classes. Mid-term replacements 289 9 x B 1. gl' gee , 5 Q 6 A , j Q? Hug, S x G A i ' Q E833 v gg:-: f-,e Nam: fs. 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C 1 1 10 Abshie 12 310 Abel, Mariorie 238 Aborn, Lucinda 186 Aborn, Martha 238, 129 Abrahams, Mark 238, 179 Abrams, Gregory 204 r, Carol Abshier, Debra 186, 220 Abshier, Mary 238 Ackerman, Don 161 Ackermann, Pattie 10 Adair, 10 Adair, 9 204, 238 Doug 186, 220 Jimmy 186, 63 Adair, Tina 238 11 Adams, Barney 9 Adams, John 238 Adams , Joseph 238 Adams, Keith 220 Adams, Lar 186 Adams, Thomas Adcock, Keith 238, 53 9 10 12 ry 10 Adams, Sheila 220 11 9 11 Ahrens, Chris 204, 179 Ahrens, Kenneth 152, 12 F 12 9 10 11 10 12 10 12 12 11 11 9 12 12 12 12 10 9 Student and Facultg Index Alford, Gary Alderman, Burnise 286 Alford, Kim 238 Alford, Parker 141, 143, 145, 147, 82 Allebaugh, Michelle 238 Allen, Beverly 220 Allen, Beverly E. 72, 204 Allen, Bret 220, 79 Allen, Deborah 186, 115, 184 Allen, Debra 220 Allen, Harvey 186 Allen, James 186 Allen, Kerri Allen, Lane Allen, Lisa Alexander, Buzzy 186 Allyn, Michael 186, 114 Allert, Buzzy 287 Amason, Donna Amendt, Bettie Anders, Joseph 220 Anderson, Katherine 238 165, 238, 236, 169 11 Anderson, David 204 9 Aicklen, Laurie 238 12 Anderson, Dwain 186 12 Aiello, Mary 186 9 Anderson, Jim 238 10 Aiken, James 220 10 Anderson, Linda 220 10 Airola, Cathy 220 12 Anderson, Lynn 186, 12 Akerman, Don 127 10 Akerman, Johnny 220 1 1 Anderson, 12 Akins, Mary 186 Michael 204 11 Alarid, Kerry 204 11 Anderson, Rogie 204 10 Albertson, Darrel 220 12 Anderson, Ricky 186, 12 Albright, Donna 186 48 11 Albritton, Steven 141, 9 Anderson, Vicki 238 204, 238 11 Andrews, Robert 204 F Alderman, Valerie 270 1 1 Anderws, Tommy 12 Alexander, James 9 Angeli, Mark 238 F Alexander, 9 Anglin, Jana 238 Sharon 270 12 Anglin, Karen 186 l still don't see how Newton's third law applies to block and tackle. Annis, Ronnie 220 Antonicelli, Vince 220 Applewhite, Allan Archambault, Carole 186 Archambeau, Arla 186,49 Archambeau, Jerry 204 Areetl, R. 150 Arledge, Donald 204 Armbruster, Richard 220,165 Arning, Diane 280 Amour, John 141 Armstrong, Susan 238 Arney, David 204, 220 Arnold, Mark 238 Arny, David 204 Arthur, Darrell Arthur, Diane 105, 278 Arthur, Susan 186 Arthur, Vanessa 238 Artusy, Deborah 186, 96 Ash, Deborah 238 Ash, Randall 238 Ashorn, Gary 152, 238 Askew, Cynthia 186 Atchison, Clayton 220 Atchison, Diana 186 Atherton, Susan 238 Atsinger, Terry 238 Atteberry, Eugene 238 Atwood, David 152, 238 Atwood, Robbie 186, 1 14, 89 Aubrey, David 220 Auer, Betsy Ault, Debi 171 Ault, Delvina 64, 186 Ault, James 152 Aumiller, John Austin, Douglas 204 Austin, Brent 204, 80 Autrey, Wells 141, 143, 186 Aver, Betsy 238 Avers, Jean 220 Avera, Robert 238 Averitt, Edward Averitt, Wanda 238 Babbitt, Robert 204 Babich, Bonnie 238 Bock, Russell 238 Bode, Margaret 238 Baden, Andrew 238 Baden, Randall 204 Bagley, Jimmy 204 Bagley, Steve 220 Baham, Pam Bailey, Debra 186 Bailey, Dennis 186 Bailey, Jacquelin 238, 236 Bailey, James 186 Bailey, Janet 186, 1 14 Bailey, Richard Baker, Bill 204 Baker, Brad 204 Baker, Catherine 186 Baker, Grace 280 Baker, Mike 186 Baker, Frazer Baker, John 28 Baker, Jon 152, 238 Baker, Kelly 152, 238 Baker, Lee 220 Baker, Patrick Baker, Tim 220 Baker, William 77, 204 Bakken, Belinda 204 Baldwin, Marolyn 220 Baldwin, Melanie 220 Ballard, James 186 Ballard, Sandy 220 Ballour, Diane 280 Bally, Andy 150, 220 Bally, Marcel 238, 53 Bandy, Cynthia 204 Bannon, Patrick 186 Barber, Donita 238 Barber, Susan 186 Barber, William 238 Barbour, Dennis Barefield, Connie 264 Barker, Tricia 220 Barnaba, Gerald 204 Barnes, Debra 220 Barnes, Velma 238 Barnett, Renee 220 Barney, Stephen 220 Barnhill, Jan 186 Barrett, Linda 238 Barrow, Jane 186 Borrow, John 220 Barry, Rusty 238 Barth, Marueen 238 Barth, Stephen 204 Barton, Kevin 186 Barton, Mike 204 Barzilla, Judy 22, 219 Bass, Lanelle 238 Bass, Laurie 204 Bassett, Bridgett 102, 186 Bassett, Stephanie 238 Bateman, Beverly Bateman, Doug Bates, Marilyn 186 Bates, Steve 204 Batson, Reinetta 204, 17l Bott, Christy 238 Battarbee, Connie 238 Baublis, Daniel 238 Baublis, Terry 220 Bauer, Michael 238 Bauer, Payton 209 Baumgartner, Kathryn 238 Baumgartner, Steve 204 Bawcom, Ricky Bayer, Bruce 161 Bayh, Russell 284 Bayliss, David 187 Beage, Charles 209 Beal, Roger 141, 187 Beal, Sheryl 238 Beale, Curtis 220 Beale, Nancy 204 Beall, Dana 238 Beall, Steve 187 Beard, Susan Bearden, Howard 204 Bearden, Sherry 204 Beaver, David 220 Beaver, Dawn Beck, John 152 Beck, Julie 220 Beck, Mike 187 Becker, Don Beeman, Donald 141, 187 Beeman, Jerry Beeman, Ronald 138, 141, 187 Beeman, Terry 220 Behrans, Becky Behrens, Greg 204, 6. Bell, Becky 220 Bell, Brenda 187 Bell, Jackie Bell, Jeffrey 220 Bell Linda 237 Linda 204 Bell, Sarah 204 Bell, Terri 204 Bellamy, Kim 179 Bellamy, Mark Bellow, David 204, 51 Bendy, Melia Benefiel, Richard Benegalia, Martin 239 Benner, Tom 280 Bennett, Jackie 220 Bennett, Stephen Benson, Marc 239 Benson, William 153, 220 Benthall, Keith 239 Benton, Sandra 239 Benton, Susan 204, 179 Beran, Paul 53, 220 Berger, Greg 187 Berger, Susan 220, 20 Bergin, Barbara Berlin, Debbie 239 Berry, Brenda 187 Berry, Candace 239 Berry, Daryl 220 Berry, David 187, 155 161, 162 Berthold, Conrad 187 Berthold, Laurie 239 Best, Michael 141, 204 Beumer, Bruce 187 Bevel, Kathy 220 Bevil, John 152, 238 Bevill, Joseph 239 Beyer, Mariorie 239 Bice, Paul 204 Billingsley, Dana 239 Billingsley, Robin 220 Bills, Brenda 220 Binz, Paul 220 Bird, Vickie 204, 40 Bishop, Craig 204 Bishop, James 220 Bishop, William 239 Black, Carla 220 Blackburn, Jimma 239 Blackwell, Linda 239 Blackwell, Steve 187 Blackwood, Patty 187 Blagrave, Dale 153, 220 Blake, Rena 220 Blanchard, Claudia 239 Blann, Mary 220 Blann, Paul 204, 177 Bliss, Cathy 187 Bliss, Janet 239 Blow, Bennet 239 Blue, Lynne 220 Blume, Greg Blundell, Sheri 220 Boarman, Marylee 204 Bodman, Michael 204 Carlton, Brinker, Brenda 221 Brinker, Steve Brinson, Michael 239 Brister, Jan 205 Bristley, Melissa 239 Brittain, David Brittain, Jeff 239 The big break is at one. Pass it along. IJ Bodman, Philip 220 ' Boehm, Janice 280 ' Boenig, Connie ' Boettcher, Laura 239 ' Boettcher, Linda 239 l Bagan, David 220 Bogart, Doris 284 Boggs, Berry 220 Bohac, Janice 204, 172, 171 Bohac, Larry 3 Bohannon, Bill 187 Boid, David 64, 187 Boland, Karl 152, 220 Bolton, Jane 239 Bownds, Robert 239 Box, Candy 239 Box, Do uglas 187 Boyce, Gary 187 Boyd, Britton 220 Boyd, David 105 Boyd, Gary Boyd, Pamela 220 Boyd, Randy 238 Boyer, Rhonda 239 Boyers, Mark 220 Bozant, David 239 Braband, Pam 102, 187 Brack, Dan 204 Brack, Stephen 239, 202, 236, 38 Bradford, Britton, Robert Brizendine, Beverly 221 Brizendine, Richard 150,205 Brock, Caroline 187, 56 Brock, John 205, 203, 169 Brock, Laura 205 Brock, Michael J. 187 Brock, Michael L. 221 Brock, Patrick 187 Brock, Sylvia 221 Brock, Kathryn Brockman, Robert 221 Brooks, Adrianne 239 Brooks, Donald 187 Brooks, Randy 187, 116, 121 Brough, Barbara Broussard, Calvin 239 Brown, Amilyn 221 Brown, Cheryl 221 Brown, Christine Brown, Eileen 239 Brown, Joel 221 Brown, Jean 187, 22 Brown, John 187 Brown, Lynda 205 Brown, Marita 187, 85, 171 Brown, Mary 131 Brown, Michele 221 Bone, Jim Boni, Thomas 141 , 204, 28, 160 Boone, Charles 204 Boone, Collen 204 Boone, Donna 239 Boone, Sylvia Boone, Thomas 204 Booth, Betty 204 Booth, Booth, Margaret 220 William 239 Borrer, Tommy 239 Deborah 187 Boswell, Charles 153 Boswell, Eugena 220 Boswell, Lee 220 Boswell, Linda 129 Bosworth, Bill 239 Bosworth, Carol 239 Bosworth, James 204 Bottac, Larry 221 Botts, Jon 187 Botts, Sharon 220 Bouchard, Denise 239 Boudreaux, Judy 204 Bouford, Maureen 64, 270 Boughal, Edward 220 Bounds, Calvin 55 Bower, Brent 187 Bowers, Daurene 276 Bowles, Gena Bowers, Ruth 282 Bowman, Dawn 220 Bowman, Ernestene 220 Bowman, Linda 187 Bownds, Richard Bradley, Brian 204 Bradley, Dennis 204 Bradley, Kevin 187 Bradley, Mark 239 Bradley, Susanne 187 Bradsha w, Debbie 239 Brady, Michael 239 Braentner, Brigitte Bramlett, Michael 187, 1 19 Brannon, John 239 Brannon, Sara Brantley, Juanita 239 Brantley, Sheryl 220 Brasswel l, Harriett Bray, David 204 Bray, Robert 239 Breaz, Christopher 52 Breen, Cheryl Breen, Lynn 204 Bremberg, Blair 204, 116 Brenner, Nancy 204 Brevard, James 220 Brewer, Kirk Birges, Dave 239 Bridges, Glenn 220 Bridges, Ronald 187 Brown, Mary 262, 263 Broyles, Allen 187 Brummel, Randal Brupbacher, Daryl Brust, Phil 221 Bryant, Brenda 239 Bryant, Clifford 286 Bryant, Lesley Bryant, Lynn 187 Burgess, Jeanette 204 Buchanan, Gordon 71, 239 Buchanan, Graham 187 Buck, Kirk 187 Buck, Linda Buckner, Teresa 205 Buffington, Daniel 205 Buffington, Donna Buford, Linda 221 Buford, Marilyn 205 Bumiller, Karl 221 Burcaw, Pamela 188 Burcaw, Richard 152, 239 Burch, Gail 205, 173, 171 Burch, Jone 188 Burchell, Doug 25 Burg, David 164, 240 Burg, Robert 187, 155, 84,159,161,162 Burger, Brenda 187 Burger, Cheryl Burgers, Jeanette Burgess, Steven 153 Burke, Katherine Burnett, Chip Burnett, Pat 289 Burnett, Deborah 240 Burson, Sherri 240, 39 Burson, Vickie 205, 27, 104 Burt, Elizabeth 240 Burtchaell, Doug 236 Burtchaell, Nina 240 Burton, Kathy 240 Burton, Trudy 221 Busch, Brian 240 Busch, Craig 240 Busch, Edwin 205 Bush, Joe 240, 58 Butler, Elizabeth 240 Butler, Linda 205 Butler, Susan 205 Button, Linda 129 Button, Mitchell 221 Buvinghausen, Bill 240 Byland, Gregory 205 Byrd, Carolyn 205 Byers, Connie 276 Byron, Townsend 205 Cagle, Christine 188 Caillouet, Collette 188 Calaway, Delisa Calaway, Maureen 205 Calbat, Linda 221 Caldwell, Bille 240 Caldwell, Randy 188 Caley, Gloria Callahan, Randy 205 Callaway, Cindy 240 Callaway, Gregory 240 Callaway, Randy 188 Camden, Cary 205 Camden, Charles 204 Camden, Kathryn 221 Cameron, John 205 Camp, Donnie 221 Camp, Patricia 188 Campbell, Bobbi 240 Campbell, Cheryl 240 Campbell, Douglas Campbell, Hugh 240 Campbell, Jim 221 Campbell, Joann 205 Campbell, Lourena 221 Campbell, Lourena Campbell, Penelope 188 Campbell, Randall 188 Campbell, Robert 221 Campbell, Tom 102, 103, 188 Canfield, Laura 240 Cangemi, Brenda 188, 17, 107 Cangemi, Jerry 205 Canino, Kristine 205 Cannon, Cathy 205 Cannon, Pamela 188 Cantrell, Bettie 188 Cantrell, Laurie 205 Cantwell, Anna Cantwell, Margaret Canzoneri, Lori 240 Cardends, Terry 286 Cardiff, Donna 240 Cardiff, Sheryl 205 Cardwell, Debra 205 Cardwell, Teresa 205 Carillo, Anne 205 Carlisle, Susan 205 Carlson, Bradley Carlson, Douglas 205 Carlson, Pamela 221 Carlson Timothy Carlton, Donna 240 Kirk 141,188 Carlton, Paul 240 Carmichael, Cathie 188 Carmichael, Clark 205,179 Carmichael, Nancy 205 Carmichael, Nancy 188 Carmichael, Neal 221, 236 Carmichael, Richard Carnahan, William 141, 186 Carney, Conna Carr, Cynthia 240 Carr, Sam ' 240 Carr, William 188, 120, 121 Carrell, Danny 240 Carriere, James Carroll, Doni We have ways of making you talk. Bridges, Faith Briede, Pamela 205 Briggs, Steve 153, 220 Brignon, Leslie 177 Bringolf, Richard 205 Burns, Dan 187 Burns, Jim 221 Burns, Lorraine 109, 43 Burns, Sharon 221 3 Listen, your corsage is going to have one mum 'cause I have only Chambers, Kent 240 Chandler, Diana 206 Chandler, Philip 222 two bucks. ll Carroll, Earl 205 12 Carroll, Jacquelyn 24C 10 Carter, William 221 12 Carter, Christina 188 1 1 Carter, Cindy 205 12 Carter, Cloud 188 12 Carter, Cynthia 188 9 Carter, Cynthia 12 Carter, Elsie 188 1 1 Carter, Gwynn 205, 66 10 Carter, James 12 Carter, Ken 12 Carter, Nancy 188 1 1 Carter, Nancy 11 Carter, Paul 205 10 Carter, Robert 221 10 Carter, Rusty 221 11 Carter, Stephen 205, 57 10- Carter, Steve 221, 236 11 Carter, Susan 205, 179 10 Carter, William 153 F Casas, Paula 274 10 Casey, Carolyn 12 Casey, Gregory 188 9 Caskey, John 240 1 1 Caskey, Larry 205 Chandler, Sandra 240 Chapman, Cynthia 206 Chapman, Edith 240 Chapman, John 222 Chapman, Nancy 240 Chapman, Sharon 188 Chastain, Tommy 222 Chastang, Fred Chedester, Mike Chesser, Ginger 188 Chesser, Wanda 206 Chisholm, Robert 98, 188 Chisman, Bill 188, 156,157,159,161 Chisman, Jane 240 Chisum, Andrew 37, 88 Chisum, Karla 206 Chisum, Mike 188 Chiswell, Tim 222 Chretien, Robert 152, 240 Christensen, Richard 206 Chumley, Sharon 188 11 Caskey, Stuart 10 Castleberry, Debra 222 9 Castleberry, Gary 152, 240 9 Castleberry, Vickie 240 F Castro, Mary 278 9 Cates, Ann 240 12 Cates, Carron 188, ' 104 12 Cates, David 188, 1 19 10 Cates, James 206 9 Caton, David 240 9 Cavanaugh,Alvis 240 Church, Alan Church, Alice 240 Church, Carol 188, -37 Church, Jerry 206 Church, Ricky 240 Clabaugh, Michael 222 Clabaugh, Trina Rae 222 Clock, Sharon 222 Clairday, Dorothy 240 Clanton, Brent 240 Clark, Christine Clark, Christy 153, 222 Cavanaugh, Daryl Cearley, Nancy 240 Centeno, Arthur 188 Chalker, Albert 222 Chalker, Perry 206 Chambers, Dawn 188 Clark, Dennis 206 Clark, Harold Clark, James 71, 58 Clark, Janine 188, 17, 96 Clark, Kent 188 Clark, Paul 240 Clark, Robert 240 Clarke, Doris 188 Clarke, Nanalee 240 Clason, Gail fCecilieJ 188 Clay, Rodney 140, 141, 144, 188 Clayton, Donna Clayton, Kathi 206 Clement, Rod 206 Clements, Karen 240 Clemons, Debbie 240 Clemons, Patricia 222 Clemons, Nancy 206 Clendening, Candy Clepper, Terrie Cleveland, Glen 240 Cleveland, Nancy 1,88 Clewett, Richard 240 Clipper, Terrie 222 Cline, Anneliese 206 Close, Edward 240 Close, Fred 222, 165 Closs, Sherry 222 Clothier, Dawn 206 Collior, Cindy 218 Collier, Gary Cobb, Sara 222 Cobb, Suzanne 206 Cockburn, Jack 150, 206, 26, 27 Cockburn, Robert 240 Cocke, Jacqueline 1 12, 282 coffey, Gary Coffey, Ria 240 Coffey, Saundra 278 Coley, Jack 222 Colin, Linda 222 Coller, Kathryn Coller, Cindi 188 Caller, Mark 240 Colleton, Chris 222 Colleton, Eileen 240 Collier, Cindy 222 Collier, Gary 222 Collins, Bekki 206 Collins, Charles 150 Collins, Daniel 152 Collins, Emily 102, 188, 172, 171 Collins, Kenneth 240 Collins, Mark 222, 240 Collins, Mike 188 Collins, Yvonne Colours, Johnette 40 Colvin, Howard 189 Colvin, John Colvin, Kenneth 227 Colwell, Stephen Combs, Randy 189 Combs, Susan Combs, Terry 189 Comeaux, Paula 189, 96 Compis, Janet 240 Compton, Clayton 222 Compes, James 283 Compton, Joel 189 Congdon, Joel 206 Conlon, Douglas 222 Conlon, Marguerite 189 Conlon, Theresa 206 Conn, Karen 240 Connally, Gary 222 Connell, Robert 189 Connell, Steven 206, 1 16 ' Conner,.David 206, 25, 115 Conner, Deborah 240 Conner, Grace Conner, Jerry 189 Conner, Kathleen 222 Conner, Linda 222 Connor, Michael 20, 189 Contreras, Julia 240 Cook, Carla 241 Cook, Cheryl 241 Cook, David 206 Cook Donna 206 Cook, Douglas 222 Cook, Gary 222 Cook, J. W. 189, 117 Cook, Morris 222 Cook Patricia 1 89 Cook Rodgers 241 Cook Ronald 206 Cook, Sam 206 Cook, Susan 280 Cook, Sharon 222 Cook, Beverly 274 Coole, Brenda Cooley, James 189 Cooley, Janice 206 Cooley, Jon 222 Coolures, Johnette 241 Cope, Deanna 206 Cope, Debbie 189 Copeland, - Gordon 222 Coppock, Richard 222 Corder, Craig 206 Corder, Janell 206 Cordray, John 189 Cordray, Robbie 222 Corey, Mary 206, 27 Corkins, Barbaa 70, 1 13 Cornell,John 241, 179 - Corona, Lou Cossman, Melissa 206 Cotham Edward 206 Cotman, John 189 Cotman, Robert 206 Cotrone, Frank 222 Cotterie, M. 288 Coulter, Coulter, Keith 222 Scott 222 Courtney, Delane Cowden, Terri 206 Cowen, Cowen, John Randall 222 Cowherd, Debbie 222 Crow, Cathy Crow, Christine 189, 1 14 Crow, Kathryn 222 Crow, Leslie 222 Crowder, Darleen 22 Crowder, John 189, 87 Crowder, Rex 206 Crowder, Sharon 189 Crowther, Jim 165, 180 Crowther, Kimberly 206 Crowther,Mimmy 18' Crumley,Jamica 222 Crump, Mark Crumpler, Randy 152 241 Cruseturner, Kathy 266 Cubstead, Jo 189 Cucina, Ricky 206 Cullum, David Culwell,Alan 189 Cummins, Robert 206 Cummings, Paul 222 Cummings, Richard 189 Cunningham, David 189,169 Cunningham, Donald 141 Cunningham, Mary 189 Cunningham, Robert 153,222 Currlin, Alice 206 Curtis, John 241 Cutler, Charlotte 2221 Cutler,James 189, l 116, 120, 93 Q Cutrer, Beverly 189 Cutrer, Phyllis 241 Dailey, Peter 222 Dailey, Mary 189 Daley, David Dallman,Robin 241 Dalton, Ricky Damron, Benny 189 Damron, Kenny 189 Daniel, Leesa 241 Daniel, Lloyd fKeithj 241 Daniels, Cheryl 189 Cox, Cynthia 222 Cox, Donna 222 Cox, Kathleen 241 Cox, Lynn 241 Cox, Marcia 206 Cox, Mary 222 Cox, Paul Cox, Vivian Crabtree, Jerry 222 Craft, Michael 189 Craft, Pamela 206 Craig, John 241 Craig, S. R. 241 Crandall, Joan 206 Crane, Barbara 189 Crane, Gary 222 Crawford, Kathryn Crawford, Michael 189 Crawford, Ricky 241 Crawley, Jan 222 Crawley, Jill 241 Craye, Sherrie 45 Creel, Tommy 222 Criner, Willistine 280 Criswell, Cory 152, 241, 60 Croes, Michael 206 Cronin, Larry Crooke, Karen 274 Daniels, Ken 189 Daniels, Mitchell 189 Davey, James 206 Davis, Barbara 222 Davis, Brent 114 Davis, Bruce 241 Davis, Cathy Davis, Connie Davis, Kevin 241 Davis, Kim 241 Davis, Mary 241 Davis, Sheila 241 Davis Terry 241 Davis, Ed 262, 263 Davison, William 206 Davlin, Mary 222 Davlin, Peggy 189 Dawson, Andy 241 Day, Andy 206, 25 Day, Melanie 223 De Caussin, Daniel Deal, Suzanne 205 Dealy, Frazier 276 Dean, Charles 189 Dean, Donna Dean, Richard 223 Debello, Joseph 241 DeBock, Marcia 189, 92 Debranich, Dean 205 Decarlo, Glenda 189 Decaussin, Dan 241, 179 Decker, Cynthia 206 Decuir, Donna 206 Decuir, Louis 241 Deer, Dennis 206 Deer, Marc 241 Defoor, Andrea 241 Defoor, Dale 189 Delane, James Deliere, Harry Delue, David 223 Demouche, William 241 Dennis, James 189 Dennis, Jacque 241 Dennis, Reid 189 Denny, Ruth 241 Deon, Linda 209 Derkowski, Uamesl 190, 155, 84, 1'57,160,161,162, 163,194, 170,181 Dernehl, Larry 241 Deschamps, Rodney 223 Deshazo, Jane 207 Desroches, Denise 223 Desroches, Roland Desroches, Roland 241 Detlefsen, Bradley 223 Devenney, Craig 190 Devenney, Sharon 241 Devers, Charlie 223 Devers, Karen 207 Devore, Tom 150 Dewitt, Gene 190, 169, 168 Dewitt, John 152, 241 Dewitt, Mary 207 Dexter, Terri 223 Oezelle, Sarah 276 Dial, Cortney 241 Dial, Gary 190, 83, 167, 169, 168 Diaz, Cynthia 241 Diaz, Irma 223 Diaz, Rosemary 190 Dickinson, Dennis 190,60 Dickson, Biecki 207 Dickson, Dana 223 Dickson, Deborah 241 Dickson, Laural 284 Dickson, Rebecca 207 Dickson, Robert Diehl, Mark Diehl, Thomas 190 Digilio, Dianne 241 Digilio, Kathie 207 Dillard, Gregory 209 Dillard, Susan 207 Dilts, Dianne 207 Dilts, Donna 190 Dirzanoski, John 207, 165 Dixon, Anita 190 Dixon, David 207 Dixon, Deborah Dixon, Elizabeth 223, 57 Dobbs, Douglas 150, 223, 26, 218 Dobes, Alisa 241 Dobes, Angela 207 Dobranich, Cheryl 241 Dobranich, Dean Dockstader, Logan Dodd, Alan 207, 40 Dodd, Gary 223 Dodd, Larry Dodd, Peter Dodd, Stephen Dodds, Sheryl 207, 202 Dodge, Gary Doe, Harry 223 Doerfler, Steve Doerr, Debra Doga, James Doga, Tery Dominic, Patrick 241 Dominic, Paul 1 16, 117 Donaldson, Laura 241 Donalson, Sheila 190 Donelon, Patrick 207 Donegan, Jackie 270 Donham, Debra 128 Donham, Fred 207 Dooley, Alice 207 Dorhauer, Lisa 241 Doris, Brian 241 Doris, Kevin 207 Doshier, Sandra 190 Dossman, Penny 280 Doudt, Ken Dougherty, Marty 150, 207 Dougherty, Michael 153, 223 Douris, Kathy 223 Dowdell, Patricia 207 Dowdell, Patrick 223 Drier, Gregory 242 Drier, Jeanne 207 Drew, James 207 Drisdale, Joan 207 Drisdale, John 207 Dubois, Bobby 223 Dubois, Cynthia 242 Dubois, Joni Duecker, Barbara Duerr, Deborah 241 Duff, Louis 223 Duesing, Lynda 270 Duffin, Nancy Dufilho, Denise 241 Duggan, Dan 207 Duggan, Frances 242 Duggan, Linda 223 Dumas, Ann 242 Dunaway, Clifton 242 Duncan, Deborah Dunkerley, Beau Dunkin, Norman 190 Dunlap, Valerie 190 Dunn, Connie 242 Dunn, David Dunn, Michele 223 Duquette, Dawn Duran, Dina 242 Duren, Jean 207 Durham, Dana 242 Durham, George 207 Durow, Charles 242 Durrett, Charles 152, 242 Duschinski, Margaret 207 Dusek, Elizabeth . 242 Dutka, Cynthia 72, 190 Dutka, Ronald 242 Dutton, Debbie 223 Dutton, Robert 242 Duyall, Gwendolyn 190 Duvall, Lizette 223 Duvall, Patsy 223 Dyer, Cathy 190 Dyer, Glynis 242 Dyer, James 223, 67 Dzierzanski, Danny 207 Eades, Stephen 242 Eany, David 242 Earle, David 242 Earle, Gary 207 Earnest,Donna 242 Easley, Mike 223 Eason, Elizabeth 223, 242 East, Patrick 242 Eatherly, Maritia 223 Eaton, Iris 223 Eaton, Mark 242 Eaton, Patrick 242 Eaton, Venetta 190, 68, 129 Ebwer, Patty 223 Ebarb, Gilbert 190 Echols, David 223 Echols, Stephen 190 Eckermann, Joy 223 Eckert, Kathy Eckhardt, Donnie 223 Eckols, Wiley 153 Edison, Sherri 223 Edkent, Kathy 242 Edmiston, Karen 207 Edmiston, Susan 190 Edmonds, Shauna 223 Edmonds, Margaret 190 1 1 Edwards, Catherine 242 9 Edwards, Rick Edwards, Terry 242 Eggleston, George Eggleston, Jeanette 223 Eicke, Claudia 242 Eisland, Anne 242 Eifert, Beth 242 Eikmeier, Vicki 207 Elam, Kim Eldridge, Darrell Eldridge, Roxanne 242 Ellerbe, David 242 Elliott, James Elliott, Jane 223 Elliott, Rickie 190 Ellis, Deborah 242 Ellis, Margie 190 Ellis, Paulette 223 Ellison, Bruce Ellison, Shirley 270 Ellison, Robt. 161, 287 Elliston, Larry Elliston, Terry Elmgren, Kenneth 207, 202, 52 Elsbury, Charlotte 207 Emmons, Julie 190 Emmons, Becky 190 Emmons, Red 260, 261, 263 Emrick, Mary 207 Emrick, Michael 207 England, Warren 242 England, Wendell 242 Engle, Almer 223 Englerth, Bonita 223 Englerth, Ivy 242 Englund, Valerie 207 Enright, Christine 207 Enright, Maureen 242 Ensminger, Ray 223 Eppolito, Linda 223 Epstein, David 207 Epstein, Debbie, 190 Erdelyan, Gregory 242 Erickson, Carl Erwin, James Eschberger, Doug 242 Eschenburg, Cindy 207 Eschete, Melanie 223 Eschete, Minette 190 Estep, Constance 242 Estep, James 207 Estep, Joe 223 1 Estep, Lorna 190 Etchison, Stephen 242 Etheredge, Don 223 Etheredge, Mark 190 Eubank, Pamela Euler, Mike 223 Euler, Mark 223 Evans, Daryl 207 Evans, David Evans, Deborah 242 Evans, Lawrence 242 Evans, Lorena 207 Evans, Mary 207 Evans, Wayne Evans, Karen Ewen, Mike 153, 242 Evers, Karen 242 Fahy, Nancy 207 Faldet, Janell 223 Faldet, Larry 242 Fangue, Alida 223 Fanick, Edward 223 Fanett, Martin 109, 132, 270 Fanett, Naomi 271 Fanning, Kathleen 223 Fant, William Farless, Lynette 284 Farmakakis, Van 153, 242 Farmer, Elizabeth 242 Farrar, Robert 207 Farrar, Stephen 152, 242 Farrington, Susan 223 Farris, Sylvia 242 Faseler, Kerry 242 Faucette, Robert 223 Fawcett, Kay Fawcett, Warren 190, 116, 117 Feeback, Derek Felder, Billy 223 Femal, Ford 162 Femal, Jay 190, 17, 107, 185 Ferr, Pamela 280 Ferguson, Dale 152 Ferguson, David 152, 164 Ferguson, Gale Ferguson, Pamela 243 - 11 Ferguson, Roger 153, 223 Fernandez, Brian Fernandez, Jesus 190, 109, 43 Ferrell, Craig 243 Fessler, Karen 223 Fiegener, Meredith flynnj 243 Fiebig, Nancy 28 Fife, Mariorie 207 Fife, Annie 271 Figari, Dave 27, 260, 261, 263 Finch, Randy 243, 60 Finch, Rebecca 223 Fincher, Carol 243 Fincher, Herman - Fincher, Lee 223 Findeisen, Cynthia 243 Fink, Thomas 243 Fink, Tim 243 Finnerty, Kathy 243 Finney, Carolyn 190 Fischbach, Sharon 207 Fischer, Debbie 223 Fisher, Terrie 223 Fisk, William 223 Fitch, Barbara Fitch, Gwendolyn 190 Fitzgerald, Raymond Fitzpatrick, Colleen 207 Flanagin, James 243 Flanakin, Susie 190 Fleming, Jeff 207 Fleming, Pamela Fleming, William 190 Fleshner, Kent 191 Fletcher, Gerrie 223 Fletcher, Linda 243 Floores, Brad 191 Flores, Gary 223 Floyd, Deborah 243 Folsom, Linda 207 Foote, Kimberly 191 Forcum, William 223 Ford, Bruce 243 Ford, Andrea 276 Forehand, Cheryl 223 Ford, Mildred 284 Forney, Martha 207 He forgot to wear what?l 314 L- 'tw U 191, 121 Garner, Paula 208, 203 Garnier, Donna 243 Garnier, Guy 208 Garrett, Ann 223 Garrett, Annette 191, 105 Garrett, Cindy 208 Garrett, Mark 223 Garrett, Roger Garrett, Sandra 208, 22 Garrett, Susie Garrison, Candy Garrison, Jean 243 J .. J, Alright, I confess . . .but l was only following orders. Garrison, Joette 243 Garrison, John 283 Garza, Larry Gasbarra, Bonnie 191 Gaston, Marcelle 208 Gaston, Sandi Gatewood, Phyllis 243 Gatton, Kelly Gatton, Paul Gauzer, Susan 243 Gavin, Charles 281 Gazzaway, Patti 243 Geary, Diane 191 Geaslen, Phil 102, 103, 191 Geffert, Mike 153, 223 Geist, Sheila George, D. L. 12 Forrester, Patricia 191 134 Forsythe, Steven 150, FI'iedem0nn, RUdY 243 207, 203 Fritz, Andrea 223 Fortenberry, John Foshee, Deborah 243 Foshee, Linda 191 Foshee, Susan Foster, Bennett 141 , 208, 169 12 Foster, Craig 191 10 Foster, Jack 223 10 Foster, Jill 9 Foster, Leesa 243 12 Foster, Michael 141 1 1 Foster, Paula 208 9 Foster, Susan 243 9 Foster, Terri 1 1 Fountai 10 Fountai 9 n, Randy 208 n, Gail 223 Fournerat, Patrick 243 10 Fowler, Cynthia 223 12 Fowler, Debra 191, 1 14 1 1 Fowler, Richard 208 F Fowler, Ruth 271 12 Fox, Eddie 191 9 Fox, Georgeann 243 9 Fox, Mary 12 Frame, Rosalyn F Frame, Edith 282 10 Francis,Glenn 153, 223 12 Francis, Lana 191 11 Frankson, Kathryn 208 F Franz, Doris 271 12 Fraser, 101 Paul 191,119, 11 Frazee, Douglas 208 1 1 Frazier, Cynthia 208, 39 12 Frazier, Debra 191 9 Frazier, Mary 26, 243, 237 11 Frazier,Phetta 208 9 Frazier, Sharon 243 Freed, Tim 223 Freeman, Margaret 223 French, Julie 208 French, Marci 191 Fridrich, Deborah 191, Frizzell, Agnes 280 Fry, Jack 208 Fry, Sally 208 Fryer, Michael 191 Fryer, Timothy 243 Fuentes, Ernestina 208 Fuentes, Sylvia 208 Fugate, Keith Fugate, Priscilla 191 Fullmer, Mary 191 Fullmer, Brad 191 Fulmer, Gwenna Fuqua, Brenda 191 Fuqua, Carol 191 Fuqua, Charlie 141 , 204, 177 Gabrhel, Jay 243 Gabriel, Sheryl Gaddy, Mike 191 Gage, Carol 223 Gage, Fred 243 Gagnon, Helen 271 Gainer, Brenda Gaines, John 223 Gaiewski, Diana 191 Gale, Susan 243 Galipp, Peggy 72, 208 Galipp, Russell 223 Gallardo, Larry 208 Galleymore, Randy 223 Galyean,Vicky 191, 24 Gama, Charlie 191 Gamel, Allan 153, 223, 177 Gant, Bobby 153, 223, 175 Gant, Gerry 152 Gant, Tony 191 Gantert, Susan 243 Garza, Larry Garcia, Mary 208 Garcia, Ricardo 153, 243 Gardner, Freddy 223 Garner, Tony 141, George, Deborah 208 George, Harriet 223 George, Julie 69, 241 George, Pamela 243 223 Geraci, Timothy Gerber, Daniel 223 Gerber, Mark Gerhardt, Dana 223 Germenis, Jerry 153 Germenis, Stephen 152,243 Gessner, Gail 208 Gibbs, Henry 223 Gibbs, Pamela 243 Gibbs, Patricia 191 Gibson, Connie 191 Gibson, David Gilbert, Carl Gilbert, John Giles, Anne Giles, Michelle 223 Giles, Ted 191, 70, 127 Gill, Larr y 223 Gill, Terry 191 Gillette, Sharon 274 Gilliam, Diane 243 Gilliland, Loyd 243 Gilpin, Sandra 271 Givens, Karen Girndt, Barbara 284 Givens, Lisa Ginn, J. 288 Givens, Terrence 153 Glass, James 243 Glass, Sharleen 223 Sharleen 223 Glaze, Edward 223 Glaze, Laurie 243 Glenn, Debby 191 Gleason, Phil 58 Glezman, Audia 191, 135 Glezman, Michelle 208, 135 Glezman, Mike 208 Glover, Patricia 223 Goar, Deborah Godair, Cathy 191 Godden, Valerie 208 Godinez, Brian 191 Godinez, Omar Godwin, Sandy 191 Goethe, Bryan 223 Goethe, Steven 208 Goings, Rickie Goings, Ronnie 243 Gollnick, Clayton 243 Gomez, David 243 Gonzales, Anita 277 Goodale, Daniel 208 Goodale, Karen Goodland, Tawny 208 Goodman, Sharon Goodwin, Judy 271 Gordon, Carmen 223 Gordon, Gerald Gorski, Gerald 243 Goss, Beverly 191, 75 Goss, Jan 223, 75 Gossett, David Gould, John Gould, Patricia Goulding, Deedee 223 Graf, Dean 208 Grage, Lila 208 Grage, Henry 141, 191 Graham, Maria 223 Graham, Mike 223 Graham, Rena 243 Graham, Renne 208 Graham, Robert 130 Gralka, Daryl 208, 179 Granberry, Karen 243 Granberry, Sarah 223, 22 Granquist, Victor 223 Grass, Lawrence fRandyJ 191 Gratzer, Gary 208 Graves, Elizabeth 191 Gray, Becky 244 Gray, Janice 244 Gray, Patrick Gray, Vonda 223 Grayum, Glenda 208 Grayum, Harry Greaney, Cathy 244 Green, Brenda Green, Darlene 244 Green, Janet 223 Green, Elaine 281 Green, Karen 223 Greer, Cynthia 223 Greer, Jadie 244 Greeson, Carol Greeson, Tony Gregory, Mark 152, 244 Grenier, Debra 191 Griesman, Rae 223 Griffin, James 223 Griffin, Denver 223 Griffin, Sam 191, 126 Griffith, Harold Griffith, Joe 208 Griffith, Rebecca 243 Grim, Harry 223 Grim, Tony 208 Grimes, Erwin 191 Grisson, Sheri 191 Grona, Louise 278 Groothousen, Mike 191 Gross, Mike Grubbs, Henry 244 Grymes, Garnett 192 Grymes, Sherrie 244 Guenther, Annette 192 Guenther, Irene 208, 1 14 Guerin, Carolyn 192 Guerin, Glenn Guidry, Barbzara Guillory, Sandra 223 Guillot, Fred 223 Guillot, Paula 223 Gum, Mary Gunn, John 223 Gunn, Mike Gustafson, Kent 223 Gustinis, Margaret 223 Guthrie, Tana 244 Guy, John 209 Guy, Steven 244 Haaksma, Donald 244 Haaksma, Patsy 223 Hab Hab Hob ernal, Greg ernal, Helen 192 ernal, Kay 244 Hacker, Carol 192 Had field, Diane 244 Haggard, Andy 141, 192, 22 Hailand, Richard 169, 168 Hailey, Douglas fBertJ 192 Hair, Thomas 192, 47 Hale, Brenda 192 Haley, Golleen Haley, Kenneth 223 Hall, Annette 223 Hall, Chris 192 Hall, Cynthia 192 Hall, David 223 Hall, Gary Hall James 209 Hall: Judy 223 Hall, Mike 152 Hall, Randy 209 Hall, Ronald 209 Hall, Thomas 192 Hamblin, David 192 Hamby, Steve 209 Hamilton, Anne 244 Hamilton, Lonnie 153, 223 Hamlin, Leah 223 Hammack, Cynthia 223 Hammerlein, George Hammond, Gail 223 Hammond, Ronald 209 Hammonds, David 209 Hampton, Carl Hampton, David 223 Hanchey, Mica 223 Handy, Paula 244 Hander, Deborah 209 Haney, Paula Hanley, Barbara 244 Hanley, Greg 141 Hanley, Joan Hanley, Patricia Hanna, Cynthia 209 Hannon, Jennifer 209,22 Hansen, Andy Hansen, David 244 Hanson, Janice 209 Hanson, Sara Hanus, Phillip 244 Hanway, Elizabeth 244 Harbaugh, Randy 209 Harborth, Kermit 278 Hardin, Rhonda 192 Harding, Gloria Hardy, Dan 209 Hargo, Debbie 244 Hargrave, James 152, 244 Harg rave, Michael Hargrave, Paul 223 Howland, Martha 225 Harmon, Debbie 209, Hebert, Deborah Hebert, Lon 244 Heckman, John 225 Heckman, Darlene 277 Heflin, Kenneth 244 203 Harmon, June 244 Harmon, Ronnie 244 Harmon, Toni Harn, Terry 192, 174, 83, 175, 181 Harney, Yvette Harp, Debra Harper, Lee 223 Harrall, Martin 223 Hefner, Hugh 167 Heiling, Richard 244 Heintschel, Kirby 78, 283 Heinselman, Jeanine 244 Hodgman, Naomi 210 Hodgman, Sarah 245 Hoelscher, Robert 210 Hoelscher, Sharon 245 Hoeppner, Edward Hoeppner, Suzanne 245 Hoey, Suzanne 193, 68 Hoff, Lawrence 141 Hoff, Rose Harrall, Sharon 209 Harrell, Michael 209 Harrington, Rick 192 Harris Jackie Harris, Jill 209 Harris, Karen 192 Harris, Machelle 244 Harris, Marissa 192 Harris, Melanie Harris, Michael 223 Harris, Nicholas 152, 244 Harris, Rene 192 Harris, William 223 Harrison, Brenda 223 Harrison Debra 209 Harrison, Gail 209 Harrison, Glenn 244 Harrison, Mary 223 Harrison, Richard 153 Harrison, Terry 209 Harriss, Kim Harrop, Susan 223 Harsh, Jeannette Hart, Jacque 209 Hart, John Hart, Rick Hartland, Thomas 192, 34, 30,115,127 Hartline, Pamela 244 Hartman, Barry 192, 154, 156, 159, 158, 161, 162, 163 Hartman, Susan 244 Hartman, Terri Hartzog, Susanne 244 Harvey, Gary Harvey, Margaret 192 Harvey, Robert 153, 225 Harvey, Vicki 244 Harwood, Joseph 244 Haskin, Richard 225 Hasten, Debi Hathaway, Kirt 244 Havard, Jeacquely 192 Havel, Mary 225 Havel, Michael Havemann, Lynda 192 Hawkins, Bonnie 244 Hawkins, Clifford 192 Hawkins, Jonel Hawkins, Joy 244 Hawkins, Larry 225 Hawkins, Steven 244 Held, Eddie Helm, Jan 192 Helmick, Frank Henderson, Patti 225 Henderson, Randy Hendricks, Karen 225 Hendricksen, Stuart 192 Hendrickson, Eddie 192 Hendrickson, Regina Hendrix, Danny 150, 175, 176 Hengst, Adrianne 225 Hengst, Kristina 225 Henkhaus, Martin 209 Henkhaus, Robert Henley, Dennis 244 Henly, Hollis 209 Henn, Christina fGina1 192 Henning, Michael 152, 225 Henning, Steven 153 Henry, Clark Henry, Paula 209 Henry, Steve 192 Henry, Terri 209 Henry, Yvonne 209 Hensley, Janet 244 Hensley, Sandra 209 Herben, Charlotte Herbst, Ray 225, 165, 176, 177 Herzig, John Herzing, Michael 192 Hesselbein, Gary 150 Hester, Andrea 244 Hester, Deborah 225 Heumann, Roger Heuschkell, Priscilla Heyns, Ronald Hickey, Jody 225 Hickey, Steven 244 Hickok, Linda 225 Hicks, Richard 244 Hicks, Charles 244 Hiles, Karen 244 Hill, Barry 150 Hill, Linda 244 Hill, Mary 225, 218, 219 Hill, Randall 244 Hill, Richard 192 Hill, Sharon 244 Hill, Teresa 244 Hoge, Mike 245 Hogue, Carl 210 Hogue, Keith 245 Hoke, John 245, 169 Holbert, Katherine 210 Holbrook, Randy 225 Holden, Carol 193 Holden, Thomas Holder, Andy 210, 156, 161 Holder, Jelaine 245 Holder, Roger Holdredge, Marilyn 281 Holeywell, Janet 193 99, 128. 127 Holland Glenn 245 Holland: John 153 Holland, Martha 245 Holland Holland, Marvin Mike Holland, Roger 140, 141,143,193, 225 Hollanszky, Louis 245 Hollas, Ronald 225 Holley, Paula 193, 27 Hollis, Cathy 193 Holloway, Deborah 225 Holloway, Kathie Holman, 245 Pamela 69, Holman, Willis fGeneJ 193, 1 1 1 Holmes, Anthony Holmes, Carlton Holmes, Sylvia 286 Holmes Larry 245 Holmes, Tong 225 Honeycutt, Dale 278 Hood, Gail 193 Hood, Jim 153, 225 Hood, Mariorie Hopkins, Connie 245 Hopkins, Lea 193 Hopkins, Lou 225 Hopkins, Richard 210 Howard, Toni 245 Howard, Trudy 210 Howland, Lynn 193, 92 House, Susan 245 Hlrachovy, Timothy 225 Hubbad, Leslie Hubbard, Denise 245 Hubbard, Thomas 193 Hubbard,Tom 52,245 Huddleston, Brenda 210 Huddleston, Brian 245, 38 Huddleston, Teresa 60 Hudnall, Terri 226, 245 Huebner, Kenneth Huey, Cynthia 245 Huey, Robert fBrucel 193 Huff, Ricky 193 Hughele, Sharon 275 Hughes, Helen 193 Huggett, Jean 284 Hughes, Jody 210, 116 Hughes, Patti Hughes, Peggy 225 Hughes, William 210, 128 Hugo, Cynthia 245 Hugo, Mary 210 Hulett, Lora 245 Hulett, Norman 210 Hulett, Robert 193, 179 Humble, Hugh 226 Humphreys 285 Humphrey, Terry 193 Huser, Beth 226 Hussey, Jim 226 Hussion, Laury 141, 149, 174 Hussion, Robby 153, 226 Hutcheson, Jean 226 Hutchison, Beverly 271 Hyland, Nancy 226 Hyland, Richard Hyatt, Ralph 282 lbert, Kathryn lbert, Thomas 245 liams, Thomas 210 lnfanti, Paul lngber, Diana 245 Ingram, Linda 210 Inwood, Russann 245 Ireland, Ricky 152, 245 Irick, Lisa 245 Ishee, William 281 Irwin, Joseph 245 Ishee, Brian 265 Jackson, Craig 193 Jackson, Diann 193 Jackson, Gaye 226 Jackson Jackson , Gina 226, 26 , Jeffrey 210 Jackson, Kenneth 210 Jackson, Pamela Jackson, Susan 245 Jackson, Claire 277 Jacobs, Karen 245 Jacobs, Paula 193 Jacobs, Theresia 193 Jahnke, Linda 193 Jahnke, Paul 245 Jahnke, Robert 210 James, Janice 226 James, Yvonne 226 Janik, G eorge 210 Jasper, Diane 226 Huney, J. 150 Hunt, Melissa 245 Hunte, John 245 Hunter, Betty Hunter, John 152, 245 Hunter, Rae 210 Hurley, Comelle Hurry, Cathy 210 Hurst, Stephen 193 Hurley,Comelle 226 Jeffries, Bill 153, 226 Jennings, John 193 Jennings, Sharon Jensen, Ann 245 Jensen, Betty 210 Jensen, Lessley Jerger, Steve 226 Jernigan, Charlotte 226 I got it at Wig in the Box. Horchler, Kaye Horn, Alice 245 Horn, Kathleen 210 Horn, Keith Hornbeck, Marian 193 Horstmann, Lane 211 Horstmann, Leland Horton, Michael 245 Horton, Renee 193 Hawley, Patricia 225 Hawthorne, Mark Hay, Mary 244 Hayley, Julie 192 Hayley, Scott 225 Haymes, Paul 225 Haymond, Pamela Hayne, Jeffrey 225 Hayne, Mike Haynes, Anne 244 Haynes, Tony 192 Hays, Gay 192 Hays, Gerbal 152, 244 Hebert, Bruce 141, 192 Heath, Helen 271 Heathman, Mary 264 Hill Thomas 244 Tony 225 165 Hill, , Hilliard, Cheryl 192 Horton, Horton, Robin Steven 210 Hosford, Karen 225 Hilliard, Ollie 244 Hilliard, Patricia Hilton, Lori 244 Hinch, Henry 210 Hinckley, Mike Hines, Greg 225 Hink, Karen 225 Hinkle, Donna 225 Hinze, Shirley 192 Hlinak, Georgia 225 Hodge, Jerry 245 Hodgin, David Hodgin, Rodney 210 Hodgkins, Dwight 192 Hodgkins, Teresa 245 Hosford, Michael 193 Houck, Kathleen 245 Houck, Melinda 225 Houck, Robert Houlgrave, Laura 210 House, Paul 225 Houstmann, Leland Houston fAnnl 245 , Elizabeth 1 17 Howard, Claudia 225 Howard, Cynthia 128 Howard Howardl Jan 193 Fred 225 Howard, Nancy 245 5 Jones Knowles, Linda 194 Keelin 316 1' Kendall, Kennedy Lara , Kerry Kennedy, 210 Kimberly Kennedy, Robert 227 Kennedy, Steve 245 Kennedy, Steve 152 Kensinger, Sandy 227 Keown, Terry 135 Keplinge 62 Keppler, r, Craig 226, Kenneth Kerr, John 210 Kiefer, Leslie 227 Kienow, 32 Kieval, R 281 Dave 20,31, oy 161,181, Kilduff, Jimmie 153, 227 Kilduff, Karen This sure beats my Clairol set at home. Jernigan, Dana 210 Jiral, Dennis 152, 245 Jiral, Jeannine 226 Jiral, Adele 277 Jochec, Walter 153, 226 Johnapelus, Lane 226 Johnsey, Karen 245 Johnson, Bill Jones, Mark 226 Jones, Patricia 245 Jones, Paula 245, 37 Jones, Polly 226 Jones, Reuin 245 Jones, Ruth 278 Jones, Sammie 153, 245 , Scott Johnson, Candace 70, 245 Johnson, Cheri 193, 79 Johnson, David 226, 1 16 Johnson, David 210 Johnson, Deborah 226 Johnson, Debra 245 Johnson, Glenda 245 Johnson, Jennie 193 Johnson, Karl Johnson, LaDonna 193 Johnson, Linda 210 Johnson, Mark 193 Johnson, Mary 281 Johnson, Michael Johnson, Pamela 226 Johnson, Pamela 193, 75, 90, 126 Johnson, Patsy 210 Johnson, Robert 193 Johnson, Robert 226 Johnson, Steve 245 Johnson, Viginia 271 Jones, Peg 277 Jordan, Jennifer 193, 114 Jordan, Lisa 226 Jordy, Deborah Jordy, Louis Jordy, Theresa Jung, Linda 226 Junkin, Laura Jurek, Diana 226 Kaemmerling, Adrianne 245 Kaemmerling, Kile, Danny 245 Killins, Becky 67 Killins, Paul 245 Kilpatrick, Cecilia 210 Kimbell, Robert King, Donald 245 King, James 93 King, Patti 272 Kingsbury, Susan 227 Kinnanmon, Linda 212 Kinney, Do Kinsfather, T'Ierbert21 1 Kipe, Larry 227 Kipe, Rex 245 Kirchenwitz, Deborah Kirk, Deborah 193 Kirkbride, Nola 211 Kirkendoll, Kimberly 245 Kirkpatrick, Jamie 281 Kirkpatrick, Mary 245 Kirkpatrick, Pam 245 Kitzmann, Eleanor 245 Kitzmiller, Norman 245 Klarfield, Mary 21 1, 152 Kline, Jean 245 Kloh, Andrea Kopesky, Albert Kopesky, Rebecca 245 Kopp, Lucy 194 Kornegay, Keith Koslan, Deborah 227 Koslan, Wayne 194 Kotara, Gary 227 Kotara, Kenneth 211 Koteras, Cloyce 194 Koteras, John 152 Koteras, Raymond 245 Koteras, Terri 194, 37, 96 Kotlar, Katherine 245 Kotlar, Ralph 194, 21 1 Kott, Sandy 227 Kotto, Brenda 211 Kovar, Johnny 245 Kraft, Joyce 286 Kramer, David 245 Kramer, Jeff 246 Kramer, Richard 211 Krampf, Susan 194 kraner, Jeffrey Kranz, John 152, 246 Krauthamer, Charles 194 Kraye, Cheri 194 Kraye, Karla 246 Krebs, Glenn Kremenak, Beverly 246 Kremenak, Wayne 211 Krenzke, Ricke 21 1, 165 Krenzkie, Lorre 246 Krizan, Elaine 194 Krizan, Larry 246 Krohn, Neil 211 Krone, Randy 141, 146, 194 Kross, John Krumpholz, Keith 21 1 Krumpholz, Lynn 227 Kitt, Sandra Kubala, Kenneth 246 Kubens, Diana 227 Kubicek, John 278 Kuebler, Richard 246 Langino, DeLinda 24 Lankford, Janet 227 Lankford, Patrick 241 Lankford, Gary 150 LaRochelle, Diane 24 LaRochelle, Pam 21 1 Larue, John 247 Laskie, Carolyn 285 Lathrop, Francine 21 ' Laub, Susan 227 Laubenberg, William 165, 227 Laughlin, Louann 194 Laughlin, Mary 227, 218 Lavergne, Gerald 21 1 Lavergne, Larry 227, 169, 52 Law, Alec 194, 180 Law, Leah 227 Law, Louis 194, 110 Lawing, Keith 211 Lawrence, Edward 221 Lawrence, Robin 247 Lawrence, Tama 247 Lawrenz, David 247 Lawson, Julia 227 Lawson, Sandra 194 Lawther, Christy Layfield, Jeffrey 94, 161 Layne, James 227 Layne, Mary J. Layne, Mary L. 247 Layne, Wanda 247 Layne, Hazel 271, 272 Layton, Scott 194 Lay, Leda Lea, Curtis , Leake, Sandra 247 Leake, Susan 194 Leary, Carolyn Leary, Leslie 247 Leary, Michael 194 LeBoeuf, Verna 123, 275 Leblanc, Cynthia 227 Leblanc, Sharon 194 Ledbetter, Craig 194 Ledgerwood, Roy 194 Kloh, si even 245 Klumpp, Mikal 160, Kunn 285 ecke, Jackie 75, Johnston, Jacquelyn 226 Johnston, Mike 226 Johnston, Rebecca 245 Johnston, Richard 210 Johnston, Zane 210 Jamie 210 Kaiser, Christopher 245 Kakos, Ed 193 Kaltenbach, Julie 210 Kamas, James 226 Kana, Larry 193 Kana, Sharon Kang, Columbia Kang, Sharon 245 Kang, Thomas Karger, Kim 245 Karrer, Edythe 193 Kay, Kelly 210 Kee, Janice 210 Kee, Kenneth 210, 40 Kee, Marcy 245 Keefer, Marcia 245 e, Lisa 226 Jones, Claire 210 Jones, Daniel 193 Jones, Debra Jones,Donalyn 226 Jones, Julie 226 Jones Kathy 226 Jones Kellie Jones Kevin Jones, Loren Jones, Marian Keen, Gene 193, 35 Keen, Ginia 226 Kellert, David 245 Kelley, Alyson 245 Kelley, Barbara 210, 1 16, 1 17 Kelly, James 153 Kemmer, Angela 227, 66 Kemmer, Klaus 210 21 1 Kibby, Betty 285 Kneisel, Diana 194 Knekow, Lois 245 Knigge, Dennis 227 Knight, Elliott 34, 114 Knight, Lee 245 Knight, Leslie 245 Knight, Lindo 211 Knight, Martha 227 Knight, Roger Knippa, Gary 245 Knobloch, Carolyn 21 1 Knowles, David 165, 227 Knox, Richard 245 Knox, Shannon 211 Kober, June Koch, Carol 245 Koch, Charles 227 Koch, Gregory 153 Kocian, Charlotte 227 Koellman, Carl 211 Koepke, Kathleen 245 Koepke, Kenneth Kohls, Bradley 194, 61 Kohls, Cheryl 245 Kohutek, Mark 245 Kokas, Dennis 194 Kolenovsky, Eddie 245 Koller, Kenneth 245 Kuntz, Joe 21 1 Kuusisto, Karla 211 Kuusisto, Paul 246 Kyburz, Kathy 246 Labrose, David 246 Lacy, Deborah 194 Lacy, Ginny 246 Lacy, Larry 153, 227 Lacy, Mickey 194, 1 19 Ladas, Steven 246 LaDue, Mike 194 Lafferty, Copper 152, 246 Lain, Linda Lamar, Ann 21 1 Lamar, Jane 211 Lamb, Debbie 211 Lamb, Garland 211 Lamb, John 141, 194 Lamb, Larry 246 LaMore, Andy 211, 1 19 Lancaster, Karen 227 Lancaster, Kim 246 Lane, Jacquelyn Laney, Deborah 247 Laney, Mike 247 Lang, Debbie 194 Lang, Janice 289 Lang, Tamara 246 Langford, Gary 227 Langhorne, Helen 21 1 Langhorne, John 24 Lee, Deborah 277 Lee, Jay 247 Lee, Jerry 247 Lee, Jim 247 Lee, John 194 Lee, John 227 Lee, John 227 Lee, Mike 227 Lee, Thomas 227 Lee, Vicki Lee, Charles 265 Leeper, Steve 194, 119,121,178,179 Lees, Donna 211 Lehmann, Ronald 21 1, 161 Leiune, Cheryl 247 Lemay, Daniel 194 Lemay, Michael 194 Lemoine, Jane 247 Lempp, Donald 150 Leonard, Dan 194 Leone, Mary Lerouaz, Robert Levandowski, Robert 153, 227 Leverette, Cherie 227 Leverette, Judy 194 Lewellen, Michael 194 Lewellen, Robbie 247 Lewis, Jimmy 195, 120, 119 Lewis, Ken 227 Lewis, Deborah 247 Lewis, Rebecca Matthews LouAnn 55 10 10 Lewis, Terry 21 1 Leyendecker, Doug 247 Liddi, Nick 211 Liddle, Elizabeth 247 lieb, John 165 Liebhardt, Kerry 227 Lieck, Alan 247 Light, Bruce 139, 141, 195 Light, Carl 247 Lindsay, Edward 150 Lilly, Byron 211, 114 Lilly, Martha 247 Lincke, Donny Lindberg, Jennifer Lindsay, Joann 195 Lindsay, Robyn 247 Lindsay, Toni 247 Linnenberg, Lisa 132, 80 Linnsteadter, John 21 1 Linscott, Melissa 227 Lister, Marjorie 21 1 Litchfield, Ann 195 Liter, Charles Little, Claudia 21 1 Little, David 21 1 Little, David 195 Little, Debra 247 Little, Vivian 227 Machac, Michael 195 Macik, Julius 283 Macko, Stephen 247 MacRae, Kempton 195 Maddox, Fred 212 Maddox, William 152, 247 Madison, William 247 Magee, Joanne 195, 45 Magill, Martin 147 Mahaffey, John 195 Mahaffey, - Kathryn 227 Mahon, Larry 228 Mahoney, Kathleen 228 Mahoney, ' Maureen 247 Maiorana,Ch,orles 285 Maior, Mark 195 Maler, Clifton 195 Maler, Dennis 247 Malinowski, Carol 228 Malinowski, Sherry 247 Malkovicz, Sharon 247 Mallette, Patricia 247 Mallory,Sue 228,81, 179,181 Mallory, Connie 212 Mason, Jack 248 Massa, Kenny 195 Massey, Bruce Massey, Paige 66 Massengale, Joy 248 Massingill, Wanda 212 Mathias, David 261, 263 Mathis, Debra 228 Mathieson, Margaret 272 Matthews, Alfred 21, 195 Matthews, Bobbi Matthewsi Mike Matthews, Tim 228 Matthews, Tom 195 20, 11 11 141, 11 11 Littleiohn, Joanne 227 Littleiohn, Patricia 247 Littrel, Mitch 141 , 21 1 Loban, Wendell 195 Lobdell, Gary 227 Lobpries, Kurt 227 Lock, Timothy 21 1 Lockard, Beverly Locke, Linda 247 Locke, Melody 227 Mallory, Denise 228 Matthis, Morris 228 Matthis, Robert Mattingly, Mark 212 Mattingly, Meg 228 Matusek, Jacquelin 195 Mauger, Steven 248 Mauldin, Loretta 228 Maxwell, James 248 Maxwell, Robert 228 May, John 228 Maye, Rosalie 272 Mayberry, Carol 195 Mayberry, Martha 228 Mayer, Jon 248 Mayson, Cathy Loehr, Glenn 152, 247 Loehr, Gwen 247 Logan, Robert 141, 148, 195 Lohman, Carolyn Longino, Darrell 21 1 Longino, Deborah 227 Longino, Delinda 247 Longley Deborah 21 1 J Lopez, ose 95 Lord, Buddy 130 Lord, Cindy Lorenz, Billy 195 Lott, Eric 247 Lott, Terri 227 Lout, Nancy 227 Love, John 21 1 Love, Kathleen 247 Loveland, Charles 195 Lovett, David 211 Loving, Pat 281 Lowrey, Tommy Loy, Cheryl 247 Lucas, David 247 Lucas, Firmin 21 1, 114, 169 Luce, Forrest 195 Luce, Janet 21 1 Luce, Lynn 100 Luchak, Kenneth 195 Ludiker, Terry 227 Lundsford, Fred 150, 211 Lurz, David 247 Luther, Paulette 277 Luthy, Laura 21 l Lye, Thomas 141, 195, 35 Lynch, Monica 195 Lyons, Dorann 228 Lyons, Hugh Lyons, Steve 141, 195 Maas, Joseph Mallory, Linda 195, 93,118,119,121 Malone, Paul 195 Malone, Sidney 195 Manford, Cheryle Maniscalco, Thomas 150, 212 Mann, Larry Mann, Steven 212 Mann, Susan 228 Manning, Carol 195 Manning, David 212, 22, 100 Mansell, Michael 212 Manson, Helen 212 Manson, Patricia 247 Marchand, Carol 228 Marchand, Robert 195, 179 Marofer, Linda 195 Marinko, Richard 212 Marinko, Robert 247 McAnaney, Amy 69, 228 Marino, Daniel 248 Marquis, Roxanna 212, 203 Marquis, Wayne 248 Marshall, Bobby 228 Marshall Dennis 212 Marshal Marshal 248 li Gregory 195 l, Kathleen 26, Marshall, Linda 248 Marshall, Mike 195 Marshal Marshm Martin, Martin, Martin l, Sandra 212 an,Dollie 195 Bill 195 Debra 228 Jack 228 Martini James 195, 73 Martin, Jill 228 Martin, Joanna 212 Martin, Ken 195 Martin, Lee 248 Martin, Marcia 228 Martin, Richard Martin, Susan 195 Martin, Larry Masara, Mitch 228 Masaryk, Allen 248 Mason, Barbara 72, 195 Mason, Donna 228 McAnelly, Ray 212 McAshan, Allen 195 McCall, David 248 McCann, Edward McClabb, Mike 248 McClees, Jay 228 McClellan, Jimmy 228 McClellan, Linda 212 McCleskey, Holly 228 McClinton, Cathy 228 McClintock, Haskell 278 McCoslin, Susan 228 McClure, Helen 285 McCoy, Kathy 228 McCoy, Susan 195 McCracken, Darrell McCready, Jan 248 McCready, Karen 195 McCreay, Ronald McCullem, Marie 248 McCurley, Roanne 212 McCurley, Rodney 195 McDanel, Denise 195 McDaniel, Mary 248 McDonald, Terri 27 McDonald, Bill 248, 179 McDonald, Charles McDonald, Gregory 150, 212 McDonald, John 228 McDonald, Kenneth 212 McDonald, Linda 228 McDonald, Lisa 195 McDonald, Peggy 248 McDonald, Scott McEntire, Gay McEntire, Steven 152, 248 McFadyen, Cynthia 195,47 McFadyen, Lisa 228 McGinley, Katie 248 McGinley, John 212 McGlaun, Rosemarie 248 McGowan, Donna 248 Meduna, Pamela 248 Melcher, Peggy McGowan, Linda Melchin, Mark 248 McKain, Michael 152, 248 MelCh0f, Cl'1fiSlif10 228 McKay, David 228 Melchor, lrene 248 McKee, Charles Melchor Joe McKenney, Melchor Mike Maxine 248 McKenzie, Debbie McKenzie, James 248 McKinnon, Pete 153, 228 McLaughlin, Bruce McLaughlin, Mike 150 McLaughlin, Pat 248 McLaughlin, Terry 228 McLeod, Andy 153, 228 McLeod, Byron Melson, Margaret 248 Melson, Michael Melton, Beth Metcalf, Jimmy 248 Metcalf, Pat 228 Metzinger, Lisa Meyer, Anthony 141 Meyer, Cora 152, 248 Meyer, Douglas 152, 248 Meyer Meyer, Martin 23, 248 Cathleen McLeod, George Meyer, Mary 248 McLeod, Patsy 228 Meyer, Melanie 228 McMahon, Joan 212 Meyer RiCk 58 McMaster, Janis 212 McMaster, Karen 248 McMillan, Joe 195 McNeil, Terry 195 McNutt, Margaret 212 McPhee, Pamela 248 McPhee, Sherry 212 McPherson, Sandra 228 McSpadden, Diane 184 McWhirter,Maye 228 McWhirter, William 195 McWilliams, Deborah 248 McWilliams, John . Meyer, Miller, William Richard Miller, Sheila 212 Michalek, Brenda 248 Michalek, Debra 212 Michelson, Gayle Mighell, Connie 212 Mikesell, Linda 248 Mikeska, Rhonda 248 Mikus, Sophie 212 Miles, Diane 248 Miles, Mary 195 Miles, Richard 26, 248 Miles, Solon Millar, Alan Millard, Stephen 212 Miller, Alan 212, 248 McCleary, Laura 264 Miller, D Ann 248 Meacham, Miller, Darlene 212 Dwayne 153 Miller, Darrell 248 Meacham, Larry 152, 12 Miller, Dianne 195, 248 185 Mead, Susie 228 11 Miller, Beau Meadar, Julia 9 Miller, Frank 78, 248 Meadow, Lisa 11 Miller, James 212 Means, Richard 1 1 Miller, Jason 212 Meckgtrath, 9 Miller, Kevin Sheryl 228 12 Miller, Larry 195 Medlin, Linda 278 10 Miller, Marlene 228 Stopl Have you forgotten anything? 317 l'm sorry, John, but fhat's why I bought the Protecto Gun. 11 Miller, Nanette 212 10 Miller Pat 228 1 1 Miller, s 9 andra 212 Miller, Ted 11 Miller, Thomas 212 9 Miller, Wink 12 Mills, Joyce 195 10 Mills, Linda 228 Morgan, Kay 228 Morgan, Lynn 212 Morgan, Michael 212 Morgan, Patrick Morgan, Trevor 249 Morris, Cheryl 196 Morris, Elizabeth 196, Murray, Sheila 212 Murray, Susan 213 Murry, Jacquelin 212 Musarra, Mitchell Musgrave, Dodie 229 Musgrove, Laurence Muzny, Muzny,- Muzny, Bridget 229 Cynthia 249 Tim Muzny, Tina 249 Muzny, Victoria 196 Myers, John 249 1 1 Mills, Michael 212 9 Mills, Robert 248 12 Mills, Sherry 195 1 1 Minas, George Ann 212, 27, 29, 28, 203 89 Morris, Gary 196 Morris, Patrick 212 Morris, Richard 249 Morris, Teresa 228 Morris, Timothy 249 Morris, Vester 249 Myers, Lawrence 229 Myhaver, Daniel 229, 236 Myhaver, Gerald 152, 249 Myrick, Michelle 213 Myrick, Ralph 152, 249 Naff, Philip 213 Naff, Sheila 213 Nagle, Susan 213 Naiser, Rand 213 Naiser, Randy 229 Nallin, James 196 Nance, Brian 229 Napoli, Vita 229 Nash, Byron 213 Naumow, Martin 196 Naumow, Tamara 229 Navarro, Uriel 229 Navarro, Wilfred 249 Nave, Cynthia 249 Neal, Jeffrey 249 Neal, Joni 229 Nedd, Allen 196 Neeley, Ronald Neely, Michael 213 Neely, Robin 196 Neidner, Barbara 196, 107 Neidner, Beverly 249 Neill, Louis 249 Nelius, Dennis 152, 249 Nelson, Charlotte 213 Nelson, Genia 196 Nelson, John 213 Minx, Marsha 248 Mitcham, Danny 152, 248 Mitchell Barbara 195 Miver, F Mitchell, Cheryl 228 9 Mitchell, Daniel 248 12 Mitchell, Jeanette 195 9 Mitchell, John 248 12 Mitchell L nn 195 I Y 9 Mitchell, Michael 248 10 Mitchell, Terry 228 9 rank 248 Mock, Deborah Morrow, Darrell 249 Morrow, Elaine 196 Morrow, Karin 212 Morrow, Sara 20, 196 Moser, Alan 212, 228, 81 Moser, Allen Moskal, Howard 228 Moskal, Milton 212 Moss, Clarence 249 Montioy, Karen 272 Motley, James 228 Motley, Jon 249 Moy, Ronnie 249 Nelson, Nemitz, Paul 229 Nancy 249 Nesrsta, Richard 213 Nesmith, Debra 229 Nevins, John 213 New, Marianna Newman, Mark 152, 249 Nicholas, Philip 229 Nicholls, Harry 249 Nichols, Blaine 153 Mock, Michelle 12 Mohnkern, Michael 196 1 1 Mohnkern, Michelle 212 12 Molander, Jean 9 Molloy, Jacquelin 248 9 Mongeau, Moy, Russell 196 Mueller, Bill 212 Mueller, Charles 249 Mueller, Darrell Mueller, Donald 249 Mueller, Diane 96 Nichols, Howard Nichols, John Nichols, Nick Nicholson, Belinda 249 Nicholson, James 196, 87 Nielsen, Mark Nielsen, Paul 249 Mueschke, Lesa Catherine 248 Monosson, Charles Mooney, Jim 212 Mooney, Robin 228 Moore, Amy D. 248 10 Moore, Amy L. 228 1 1 Moore, Melba 169 9 Moore, Rebecca 248 9 Moore, Terri 248 12 Moore, Terry 196 12 Moore, W. B. F Moore, Kaye 272 10 Morgan, Barbara 9 Morgan, Bradford 249 10 Morgan, Charles 12 Morgan, George 196 Mueller, Karen 196, 97 Mueller, Sandra 249 Muench, Terry 152, 249 Muller, Candace 249 Muncey,Linda 196 Muncey,Tom 153, 229 Munden, Bruce Munden, Michael 249 Murphy, Cathy 196 Murphy, Lynn 249 Murphy, Wanda Murray, Cindy 196 Murray, Richard Nimtz, Wendy 229 Nini, Hugh 249 Nini, Laurie 196 Niver, Lorna 229 Niver, Paula 213 Nizza, Diane 275 Noble, Mark 249 Nodurft, Nori 70, 249, 81, ,179 Norman, Karen 249 Norris, Brenda 229 Norris, Deborah 213 Norris, Diana Norris, Jimmy 249 249 Norris, Sheila 249 Norton, Andy 150, 213, 169, 168 Norton, Joseph 141, 196, 42 Norton, Mary 249 Norton, Wesley 213 Norwood, Valerie 213 Norwicki, Mary 288 Novak, Nancy 229 Novark, Kenneth 249 Nulph, Chris 249 Nulph, Stephanie 213 Nun, Debby 229 Oakes, Bobby 196 Oaks, Rodney 150, 213 Obelleiro, Jose 275 Oburn, Gail 249 Oburn, Harry 196 Ochoa, San Juani 213 O'Connell, Nancy 203 O'Connell, Vicki 54 O'Connor, Brian 249 O'Connor, Sean 213 O'Dowd, Michael O'Dowd, Terry 153, 26 O'Driscoll, Dennis 229 O'Driscoll, Michael 229 O'Driscoll, Pamela 249 O'Driscoll, Patrick 213 Oertling, Tony 213 Oftelie, Anna 196 Ogden, Nancy 249 Oglesby,Connye 229 O'Grady, Kathy 249 Okrei, Janine 213 Oliphant, Karen 249 Oliver,Wyann 196 Ols, Susan 196 Olsen, David 229 Olson, Christopher 196 Olson, Donna 196 Olson, Janet 229 Olson, Lydia 213 Olson, Peter 229 Oncken, Denise 249 Oncken, John Oppliger, Fred 249 Oppliger, Jeannie 213 Oprea, Donald 141, 111, 108 Oprea, Larry 158, 26, 2 Oprea, Ronald 141, 166, 169 Orsak, Peter Orth, Katherine 213 Ortloff, Cleta 272 Osborne, Douglas 213 Osborn, James 250 Osborn, Mike Osborne, Paula 213 Osborne, Sherri 25, 26, 229 Osgood, Debbie 229 196 229 Osmun, Rhonda OUghton, Steve Ouslander, Patricia Overfield, Jim 250 Overfield, Jo Beth Overmyer, Blake 250 Overmyer, Craig 196 Owen, Cheryl Owen, Dave 196 Owen, Gail Owen, Karla 196 Owens, David 153 Owens, Ross 196 Owens, Thomas Owings, Michael Pace, Richard 213 Pace, William 250 Page, Rhonda 196 Pakeltis, Mark 250 Palazzolo, Sam 152, 250 Pallett, Mike 229 Palmer, Gregory 250 Palmer, Jane 250 Palmer, Pamela 229 Pancherz, Lavonna 229 Pankonien, Dean 150 Parienello, Michael 250 Park, Conrad 196, 154, 161, 46 Parker, Annise 250 Parker, Betsy 229 Parker, Bill 153, 229 Parker, Danny 250 Parker, Deborah 196 Parker, Jan 250 Parker, Michael 196 Parker, Nancy 250 Parker, Rose Parker, Steve 229 Parkin, Douglas Parks, Debbie 196 Parmer, Johnnie 229 Parmer, Kathy 250 Parmlee, Danny 153, 229 Parnell, Sally 250 Parrish, John Parrott, Rusty 138, 139,141, 213, 27, 28, 29, 161, 169 Parsons, Becky 213 Parsons, George Parsons, Kenneth 229 Parsons, Leslie 250 Pas, Jean 213 Paschal Judy 250 l, Passmore, Don 150, 229 Passmore,Jon 153, 229 Patalik, Karen 229 Pattillo, Karen 278 Patton, Michael 250 Patton, Ronald 250 Patty, Neva 196 Pausky, Paul 152, 250 Payne, Brian 66 Payne, Clark 250 Payne, Joel Payne, Leedell 62 Payne, Michael Payne, Tye Ann 250 Payne, William 250 Pazzablia, Cindy Pazzaglia, Peggy Pearce, Pat 229 Pearson, Edna 281 Pearce, Susan 196 Pearson, John 196 Pearson, Steve 250 Pearson, E. 289 Peasley, Milton 196 Peavy, Kennon Peavy, Michael 230 Pederson, Paul Pederson, Robert 196 Peevey, Lynette 250 Pegues, Chris 196, 75 Pegues, Linda 230 Pell, Gary 152, 250 Pell, Su san 196 Penca, David 250 Penca, Judith 213 Pendleton, Loretta 230 Pennell, Victor 283 Pennington, Alan 213 Pennington, Don 279 Perales, Gaylon 250 Pereson, Alice Pereson, April 250 Perez, John 250 Perez, Michel 250 Perez, Robert 230 Perkins, Robert 230 Perritt, Deborah Perritt, Deborah Perry, Charles 230 Perry, John 196, 34, 114, 30, 31, 32, 91, 80, 42, 127 Perry, Pat 97, 105, 61, 42 Perry, Scott 250 Perry, William Perka, Benny Peska, Bobby 250 Peters, Mark 213 Peters, Richard 250 Peters, Robin 230 Peterson, Margaret 250 Peterson, Theresa 213 Roberts Pyron, Chesley 251 Peterson, David Peterson, Janis 230 Peterson, Jeff 250 Peterson, Mark 152, 250 Petticrew, Pat 58 Petty, David 1.50, 213 Petty, John 250 Peyton, James 214 Peyton, Mary 250 Pflaughaupt, Wayne 250 Pfrehm, Gary 214 Phelps, Thomas 15, 214 Phillips, Cindy 214 Phillips, Debra 230 Phillips, James 250 Phillips, John 197 Phillips, Sandra 197 Pickel, Linda 214 Pickel, Richard 153, 230 Pierce, Billy 230 Pierce, Mike 250 Pierson, Sam 250 Pietsch, Vanessa Pillion, Elizabeth 250 Pillion, Robert 214 Pinner, Troy Piper, Kimberley 250 Pipkin, Allen Pirkey, Barry 141, 111, 156 Pirtle, Kay 230 Pirtle, Jim 214, 119 Pitts, Linda 250 Pizzitola, Charles 141, 197 Pizzitola, Tommy 78, 250 Plocke, Linda 214, 100, 202 Platt, Barbara 197 Platt, Carla Platt, Dixie 250 Platt, Karen 230 Podseknik, Diane 230 Poe, Kathy 250 Poehl, Donna 230 Pogue, Lola 270, 272 Poindexter, Linda 214 Polak, Peter Pole, Chris 214, 57 Politz, Tim 250 Pollard, Steven 250 Pomikahl, Connie 230 Ponikahl, Steven Ponder, Jenni 250 Ponder, Virginia 251 Ponell, Jill 230 Poole, Denise 214 Poole, John 230 Poole, Richard 214 Poole, Susan 197 Poremski, Douglas 230 Porter, Debra 230 Porter, Gisele 251 Porter, Mary 279 Porter, Paul Potthoff, Fred 197 Potthoff, Mary 251 Potthoff, Richard 214, 1 16 Potts, Rebecca Potts, Nancy 288 Powell, Gloria 214 Powell, Jill Powell, Rodney Powell, Tracy 197, 12 Powers, Joanne 197, 124, 80 Prescott, James 152, 251 Preslar, Charlie Pressler, Dale 214 Pretzer, Donald 230 Preuit, Kathleen 214 Price, Chris 251 Price, Denver 152, 26, Raty, Deanna 197 Raty, Kenneth 230 Rauhut, Gail 272 Ray, Carl 214 Ray, Philip 197, 42 Ray, Rex Ray, Sharon Ray, Steven 214 Ray, Susan Raymond, Kelly 251 Riley, Shane 141, 147, 56, 169 Riley, Cynthia 230 Rindy, Deborah 20, 34,114,198, 30, 31, 96 Rinehart, Douglas Ring, Barbara 251 Ring, Donna Rippetae, John 279 Raymond, Kim Reagan, Barbara 251 Reagan, George 230 Reaves, Richard 230 Redfield, Bruce 153, 230 Redfield, Dawn 197, 119, 121 Redmon, Daniel 141, 197 Reed, Adrain 251 Reed, Carrie 251 Rees, Cynthia 251 251, 237 Price, Elizabeth 197 Price, Jimmy 150, 26, 230 Price, Jeff 251 Price, Linda 214 Price, Lindyl 199 Price, Mark 197 Priestley, Guy 197 Prince, Judson 230 Prince, Warren Pritchard, Michael 197 Profot a, Donnie 20, 102, 103, 197, 27, 28 Pruett, Marilyn 197 Pruett, Vernon Pruiett, Nora 230 Pruiett, Richard 214 Peuitt, cathy 132 Prunty, Pat Pumphrey, Paul 251 Puryear, Keren 251 Pusteiovsky, Cecilia 251 Pusteiovsky, Kathy 21'4 Pyburn, Jim 197, 47 Pyburn, Jim P burn Samuel 230 Rees, Michael 197 Reese, Charles 251 Reese, Debbie 197 Reese, Douglas 251 Reese, James 141 Reese, John Reese, Linda 230 Reese, Suzanne 230 Reese, Wanda 214, 1 35 Reeves, Carolyn 277 Regitz, Joseph 152, 251 Reichle,Jake 197 Reid, Bobby 141,169 Reid, Leonard 230 Reinhardt, Amy 251 Reinhardt, Pamela 197 Reinardt,Thomas 25, 130 Reip, Leonard reissig, Cynthia 230 Reissig, Joey 150, 214 Rennie, Joel Repass, Cynthia 214 Reuther, Rory 251 Reuther, Stanley 230 Reynolds, Debra 197 Reynolds, Dyrk 230 Reynolds, Cay 100 Reynolds, Martha 197 Reynolds, Sheri 251 Reynolds, Ina 273 Rhine, Jennifer 25, 230 Rhoades, Jean 230 Rippey, Rebecca 251 Ritchie, Michael 230 Ritter, Beverly 251, 131 Ritter, Dale 230 Ritter, Mike Ritter, Steve 150, 214 Rivera, Lydia 251 Rivera, Michael 152, 251 Rix, Karen 214 Rix, Mary Sue 277 Roach, Dena Roach, Roach, Pam 198 Russell 198 Robberson, Jack 214 Robberson, Kit 198, 31 Robbins, Patricia , Angela 198, Y I Pyeatt, Denise 214, 129 Quebe, William 197 Quigley, Martin 251 Quinn, Paul Radenz, Robert 199 Rader, Margaret 197 Rader, Michael 230 Rader, Stephen 230, 63 Radisi,Danette 251 Radisi, Stephanie 214 Ragan, James 152, 251 Ragsdale, Sherry 214 Rainosek, Diane 197 Rains, Russell Ramsey, Glenda 230 Rangel, Sammy 230 Rankin, Roberta 197, 28 Ransom, Shelly 197 Rapier, Mark 214 Rasco, Larry Ratterree, Donna 214 Rice, Karen 197 Rice, Toni 214 Richards, Jean Richardson, Alan Richardson, John 251 Richardson, John 197 Richardson, Lucy 214 Richardson, Michael 65 Richarz, Samuel 152, 251 Richburg, Steven Richey, Charley 141, 214 Richey, Gary Richey, Gayla 214 Richey, Rebecca 251 Richey, Ricky 251 Richey, Ronnie 214 Richman, Debbie 251 96 Roberts, Curtis 230 Roberts, Elaine 214 Roberts, Frank 251 Roberts, Jimmy 230 Roberts, Nancy Roberts,Troy 230 Robertson, Darrell 251 Robertson, Dorothy 230 Robertson, Greg 230 Robertson,J. 150 Robertson, Kenneth 214 Robertson, Timmy 198 Robertson, Vicky Robertson, Vicky 214 Robin, Jeffery 251 Robin, Mike 230 Robin, Sheryl 198 Robinson, James 198 9 9 10 11 11 11 10 10 9 10 11 11 9 10 9 9 11 9 9 10 11 10 9 9 11 9 12 11 9 11 11 12 9 10 11 9 10 9 F 11 10 11 11 12 11 9 10 eh C Robinson, Bill 251 Robinson, Christy 251 Robinson, Martin 230 Robinson, Mary 214, 179 Robinson, Teresa 214 Rodgers, Candy 214, 179 Rodgers, David 230 Rodgers, Don Rodgers, Kerry 251 Rodriguez, Nancy 230 Rodriguez, Velma 214 Rogan, Kathryn 214 Rogan, Linda 251 Rogers, Charlotte 230 Rogers, Deborah 251 Rogers, Debra 251 Rogers, Glynna 214 Rogers, Pam 251 Rogers, Reid 251 Rogers, Sheree 230 Rogers, Vince 214 Rogge, Billy Rogge, Stanley 251 Rogillio, William 251 Rolan, Paul 150, 215 Ronalder, Ronnie 251, 131 Rooks, Carole 107, 1 98 Rooks, Douglas 215 Root, Sally 251 Roper, Jack 215 Rosanky, Judith 215 Rose, Jeff 198, 57 Rose, Loretta 251 Ross, Elizabeth 230 Ross, Chip 215, 119 Ross, Jacquie 251 Ross, John 230 Ross, Theresa 251 Ross, Sharon 273 Rossi, Robert 215 Rouse, Beverly 230 Rouse, William 215 Roussell, Jeanne 215 Roussell, Pamela 198 Rowan, Elizabeth Rowan, Roberta 251 Rowland, Cindy 230 d twins. Richmond, Linda 197 Rider, Karen 251 Rielly, Patrick 251 Rielly, Paul 214 Rielly, Tom Rietz, Patty 230 9 320 WMM How did THEY know I wanted to be a pilot? Roy, Judy 198 Roy, Sharon Royal, Pamela 251 Royall, John Ruhe, Elouise 285 Ruhge, Debra 251 Ruhge, John Ruhge, Michael 231 Runberg, Connie 273 Ruppenthal, Lynne 215 Russell, Mike 231, 219, 57 'Russell, Susan 198 Russell, Vicki Rust, Jacquelin 251 Rust, Randal 198, 90, 126 Rust, Roberta 251 Rutledge, Cindy 215 Ryan, Dianne 231 Ryan, Richard 251 Sain, Connie Sage 5, 150 Salazar, Jana 252 Salazar, Jane 252 Salazar, Sapopana Salibo, Deborah 198 Salter, Stacey 252 Sams, Linda 231 Samu, Marshall 145, 198 Sanchez, Mark 231, 252 Sandeen, Lawrence 71, 252 Sanderfer, Dorlisa 198 Sanders, Joe Sanders, Mary 285 Sandlin, Wendell Sanford, Diane 273 Saner, James 22, 231 Sannon, Mike 198 Sasser, Sondra Satterwhite, Kris 231 Sauer, Beth 231 Sauls, Katherine 252 Saunders, Linda 198 Savage, Floyd Savage, Lloyd 198 Sawyer Sawyer, , David Donald 252 Saxon, Lisa 215, 25 Scallan, Mark 215, 179 Scarborough, Mark 153,198 Scarbrough, Lisa 252 Scarbrough, Steve 102,103 Scarth, Sherri 215 Scartaccini, Jodi 287 Schaake, Kenneth 215 Schaake, Marshall 252 Schadt, Stuart 231 Schadt, William 215 Schaeffer, Scott 252 Schaffner, Jeffrey 252 Schautschick, Donna 252 Schautschick, Susan 215 Schelnick, Susan 215 Scheumack,Jeff 153, 231 Scheumack, Susan 27, 198, 28,133,185 Scheve, Kim 231 Schlichting, Laurie 231 Schlichting, Randall 252 Schlobohm, James 215 Schlottman,James 215 Schmidt, Barbara 198 Schmidt, Connie 231 Schmidt, Cynthia 215 Schmidt, Paul 231 Schneider, Lynn 231 Schneider, Pamela 231 Schneider, Stephen 198 Schneider, William 252 Schoelman, Sharon 215 Schoenvogel, Kathy 215 Schoenvogel, Mike 215 Schoggin, Douglas 215 Schranck, Penny 252 Schroeder, Charlotte 252 Schroeder, Rosanna 231 Schroif, Ivete 231 Schubert,Gary 150, 231 Schuhsler, Carolyn 215 Schuhsler, Catheryn 252 Schuller, Jerome 231 Schultz, Douglas 215 Schultz, John 231 Schultz, Steven 252 Schulze, Cynthia 231 Schuman, Angela 231 Schuster, Barbara 231 Schuster, Brenda 213, 121,126 Schuster, Pamela 252 Schuster, Rodney 215 Schutzmaier,John 252 Schwabenland, Jamie 231 Scheitzer, Karl 231 Scott, Alan 252 Scott, Barbara 252 Scott, Greg 252 Scott,Marilee 215 Scott, Mary 231 Shilling, Tommie 215 Shively, Glenda 231 Shofner, Juanice 231 Shofner, Wanda 231 Shonk, Thresa 198 Shott, Michael Shotwell, Cindalin 252 Shows, Don 231 Shram, Monika Shram, Richard 231 Shreckengaust, William 283 Shurtleff, Bruce 197 Shurtleff, Rose 252 Sibley, Joe 287 Sibley, Michael 215 Sibley, Randall 152, 252 Sigle, Viann 215, 179 Sikora, Karen 231 Simcox, Ben 152, 252 Smith, Sammy Smith, Sandy Smith, Scott 232 Smith, Sherrie 199, 49 Smith, Summer 199 Smith, Susan Smith, Terry 1252 Smith, Thomas 232 Smith, Vince 216 Smith, Willa 277 Smitheal, Rodney 232, 169 Smitherman, Simcox, Joe Simmons, Anna 215 Simmons, Brenda 215 Simmons, Daphne 231 Simmons, David 109 Simmons, Jim 141, 197 Simmons, Renee Simmons, Terri 215 Simpson, Suzanne 215 Simpson, Helen 215 Simpson, Susan 215 Scott ,Robert 198 ,Sidney 198 Scott Schivener, Mark 231 Scroggins, Pamela 198 Seale, Janice 231 Sealy, Rita 252 Sealy, Susan Seay, John 198 Sebek, Debra Sebek, Jerry Segler, Thomas 198, 87 Sehooke, B. 150 Seidel, Miranda 231 Sims, Grant 231 Sims, Lee 215, 119 sims, Lawrence 215 Singer, Elton 252 Sintek, Denise 215 Sintek, Neal 199 Siragusa, Cynthia 252 Sit, Mary 231 Sitzler, Janis 198 Skeen, Robert 252 Skinner, Mary 252 Skinner, Mike 232 Skinner, Nancy 215 Slaughter, Jim 199 Sledge, Elizabeth 273 Seipel, Janet 231 Seitzler, Janis Self, Cheryl 252 Self, Glenda 215, 132 Sellars, Jean 215 Selvey, Susan 198 Serafin, Laurie 231 Serafin, Mary Jean Serafin, Rennie 215 Seyfried, Kent 215, 165 Seyfried, A. 152, 164, 252 Seyfried, Thomas 152, 252 Shannon, Laurie 252 Sharp, Sue 287 Shannon, Mike 252 Shannon, Stephen 215 Sharp, Steven 231 Shaub, Michael 231 Shaub, Patrick 231 Shaw, Pat 198 Shawaker, Brenda 252 Shearer, Randy Sheldon, Scott 198 Sheldon, Steve Shell, David 215 Shell, Diane 252 Shelton, David 252 Shepherd, Jo 215 Shepherd, Joe 231 Shepley, Gary 215 Sherrill, Ronnie 279 Shew, Evelyn 252 Shield, Lisa 231 Shield, Susan Slivka, Davina 199 Slocum, Brenda 215 Small, Gary 150, 215 Smallwood, Thomas 215 Smith, Alfred Smith, Barry 232 Smith, Becca 231 Smith, Beverly 215 Smith, Smith Smith Candance 199 Carolyn 215 Carolyn E. 199 Smith, Cherlyn 252 Smith, Christie 199, 114, 115 Smith, Christine 232 Smith, Constance 252 Smith, Daniel Smith, Debra 252 Smith, Doug 232 Smith, Dudley 232 Smith, Geri 252 Smith, Glenn 199, 179 Smith, James 232, 252 Smith, J. 288 Smith, Jean 199 Smith, Karen M. 215 Smith, Karen S. 252 Smith, Kenneth 252 Smith, Melanie 232 Smith, Nancy 199 Smith, Paul 215 Smith, Rebecca A. 215 Smith, Rebecca L. Smith, Rickie 199 Smith, Bobby 232 Smith, Robert H. 252 Ramon 152, 252 Snow, Cassandra 199, 48 , Snowden, Kathy 199 1 Snyder, Stephen l Soisson, Melissa 199, 171, 47 Sorenson, David 199 Sorsby, James Sorsby, Larry 232 Sorsby, Sherri 199 Soto, Raymond 252 Southern, Sheryl 252 Sowell, Dennis 232 Sowell, Roger 216 Speck, Judy 252 Speir, Linda 199, 126 Spell, Cathy Spell, Rodney 232 Spence, Jim 61 Spence, Karen 216 Spence, Bill 199, 120 Spencer, Charles Spencer, Sally 199 Spilker, Jeff 199 Spitzer, Corbin 152, 164, 252 Sponberg, Edward 216, 203 Sponberg, Mark 253 Spoonts, Vicki 216 Spoor, John 252 Spoor, Thomas Springfield, Andy Springfield, Henry 251! Springfield, Judith Springfield, Lorraine Staff, Richard 232 Stafford, Guy 287 Stafford, James 216 Standefer, David 232 Standefer, Sandra 216, 63 Stanford, Jean 253 Stankovic, Mark Stanley, Cynthia 199 Stanley, Sherrill Starck, Gary 232 Starck, John 199 Steadman, Jane 232 Stearns, Charles 253 Steeg, Mary 253 Steele, Robert 232 Steetle, John 253 Steiger, Steven Steinberger, Robyn 216, 26, 27 Stelly, Gregory 253 Stepchinski, Brian 199' Stepdownski, Steve 232 Stephens, Renee 253 Stephenson, Mark '150, 216 Stephenson, Scott 253 Sterba, Wendy 232 Steubinger, Richard 199 Stevens, Deborah 216 Stevens, Karen 199 Stevens, Lance 232 Stevens, Michael 253 Stevens, Patti 279 Stewart, Brenda Stewart, Debbie 232 Stewart, Diana Stewart, Donald 216 Stewart, Linda 216 Stewart, Ronald 253 Stewart, Sherri 253 Stewmon, Kathryn 199 Stickley, Donald 199, 43 Stickley, Steven 253 Stickley, Timothy Still, Deborah 199 Stinson, Guy 216 Stinson, Pamela 232 Stockman, Deborah 253 Stockman, Gerald 216 Stockman, Janie 253 Stockman, Teresa 216 Stoddard, William 216 Stokes, Clayton 216 Stokes, Kathy 199, 96 Stokes, Perry 232 Stolz, Lowell 253 Stone, Leslie Stone, Teddie 232 Stone, William 152, 253 Stonedale, Felicia 216 Stones, James 277 Stones, Linda Stonestreet, Steven 232 Stonestreet, Vicki 216 Storey, Gloria 216 Stork, David 232 Stotts, Douglas 199 Stout, Marilyn Stovall, David 216 Stover, Donna 216 Stover, Jerry 199 Strait, Jo Ann 279 Strane, Becky 199 Strane, Terry 253 Strassner, Becky 253 Stratton, Dena 253 Straub, Thomas 253 Streetman, Gale 281 Strobel, John 216 Strohmann, Christine 216 Strohmann, Harold Strom, Susan 253 Strunk, Paul 199 Strunk, Thomas 253 Stubbs, Ellen 216 Studeny, Kathy 253 Stuermer, James 216 Stulberg, Martin Stump, Leonard 253 Stump, Linda 199 Sturgeon, Sharon 232, 42 Sturgeon, Thomas Styslinger, Betsy 253 Styslinger, Janie Styslinger, Rosemary Suck, Michael 152, 253 Sudbury, Renee 216 Sudlow, Stephanie 216 Sudlow, William Sulek, James 232 Summers, Louis 232 Sumner, L. 288 Sumrall, Jessie 174 Sumrall, Kerrelyn 232 Sundstrom, Becky 253 Swafford, Richard 216, 78 Swaim, Kaniel Swain, Douglas Swanson, Benita 185 Swanson, Suzie 232 Swartz, Mary 199 Swearingen, Deborah 253 Swenson, David 253 Swin, Mona 232 Swindle, James 232 Swindle, Thomas 253 Sykora, Sandra 216 Sylva, Doug 282 Symank, James 199 Synnott, Halcyon 199 Tade, Patricia 216 Taliaferro, Deborah 199 Talley, Robert 232 Tanco, Burton 253 Tangney, Jay Tangney, Kay 253 Tarantolo, Renee 232 Taramell, John 253 Tatum, Russell 216 Taul, Gary 199 Tautenhahn, Valeta 232 9 Taylor, Bradford 232 Taylor, Charles D. 232 Taylor, Charles E. 153 Taylor, Joanne 216 Taylor, John 253 Taylor, Ralph Taylor, Sandra 216 Taylor, Sharon 1 13, 253 Taylor, Stephanie 232 Taylor, Stephen 232 Taylor, Vicki 253 Tebo, Chironne 232, 253, 179 Tees, Douglas Tees, Ruthanne 232 Teleshak, Tekla 200 Tempel, Patricia 232 Temple, Michael 253, 81 Tennant, Barbara 232 Tennant, Becky Tennel, M. 150 Tennyson, Stephen Terrell, Craig 241, 253 Terrell, Michael 216 Teubner, Patricia 216, 119 10 11 Thedford, Diane 289 Thelen, David 232 Thelen, John 232 Thielemann, Carrie 253 Thielemann, Raymond 232 Tinnin, Bob 34 Thistlewaite, Greg 232,253 Thomas, Brian 200 Thomas, Carole 200 Thomas, Deborah 113, 232 Thomas, Mark Thomas, Michael 216 Thomas, Paul 232 Thomas, Sheri 216 Thomas, Wanneice 200 Thomason, Billy 253 Thomason, Tommy 253 Thompson, Cheryl 253 Thompson, Cheryl 232,253 Thompson, David 232, 253 Thompson, Douglas 200 Thompson, Gayle 232 Thompson, Jerry 232 Thompson, Lynne 232, 37 Thompson, Monica 216 Thompson, Tommy 232 Thompson, Tracy 232 Thompson, William Thorn, Susan 200, 27, 97, 184 Thornton, Curtis 150, 216 Thornton, Ellen 232 Thornton, Michael Thorp, Jimmy Threadgill, Kenneth 232 Threadgill, Leesa 233 Thrower, Blake Thrower, Darlene Thumwood, Greg 233, 253 Thurman, Kenneth Thurston, Celeste 233, 253 Tillery, David 216 Tillery, Linda 253 Tims, Cathy 233 Tims, Randy 152, 253 Tink, Kryss 200 Tink, Richard 153 Tink, Steve 233 Tinker, James 64, 1 1 Tinker, Phillip 232 Tinnin, Robert 22, 128 Tinsley, Stephen 216 Tipton, Julia 277 Tipton, Linda 253 Tilson, Joel 253 Tolar, Pam 232 Tollefson, Robert Tollefson, Sharon 253 Tomchik, Deborah 253 Tomchik, Donna 253 Tomes, Kimberly 233, 96 Tomes, Val 20, 21, 99, 200, 86, 96 Toole, Alice 200 Torres, Barbara 233 Torres, Emilio 233 Toth, Nicollett 253 Toups, Mary 233, 179 Towles, Wesley 150, 216, 114 Townsend, Byron 205 Townsend, Jimmie 200 Townsend, Kelly 253 Traub, Diane 216 Traugott, John 253 Traugott, Patricia 216 Trau ott, Ronald 200 Trasee 150 Travis, Darla 232 Travis, Jason 200 Travis, Sheri 233 Travis, Stuart 233 Traweek,'James 232 Traweek, Janet Traweek, Pamela 200 Tribe, Jill 253 Trimble, Mike Trimm, Stanley 216, 165 Trotter, Eugenie 216 Trousdale, John Trousdale, William 152, 253 Troutt, Beatrice 216 Trueheart, Brent 152, 253 Trueheart, Carol 216, 171 Truett, Teresa 216 Tryon, Becky Tucker, Dennis 253 Tucker, Ronnie 253 Tunnell, Deonna 233 9 9 10 10 Tupa, Gayle 233 9 10 9 Turnage, Charles 253 Turner, Cheryl 233 Turner, Curtis 253 11 Turner, Daryl 216, 130 11 Turner, Elizabeth 12 Turner, Joe 200 1 1 Turner, Jonathan 9 Turner, Kent 253 10 Turner, Paul 233 9 Turner, Rodney 253 .9 Turner, Sidney 254 12 Tutt, Chris 141, 145, 200, 96 1 1 Tyler, Carol 216 12 Tyler, John 200, 66, 123 9 Tyler, Jon 254 11 Tyler, Russell 216,134 10 Tynes, Carol 233 10 Tyson, Todd 233 9 Ueckert, Mark 254 12 Ueckert, Dean 200 10 Ulstrup, Patricia 233 9 Unclebach, Brenda 254 12 Untermeyer, Diane 200 9 Urech, Dennis 254 10 Urick, Michael 233 12 Vaden, Linda 200 9 Valent, Andres 254 11 Valerius, Steven 216, 52 1 1 Valites, Bennie 216 9 Valites, Bonnie 254 10 Van Der Schaaf, 4 Beatrix F 9 233 Van Eaton, Joyce 279 Van Huss, Barney 152, 254 9 Van Riper, Kent 254 12 Van Compernolle, John 200 9 Van Compernolle, Valerie 254 Vandiver, David 150 Vandiver, Rhonda 102, 103, 200, 107 Vangeloff, Curtis 233, 254 Van Shellenbeck, Maria 200, 96 Vann, Charles 261, 263 Vasek, Beatrice 233 Vasek, Deborah 254 Vasek, Dianna 254 Vaughn, Dennis 233 Veit, Tracy 254 Vela, Deborah 216 Vela, Mark 64, 200 Vela, Paul 233 Verner, James 254 Vernon, Debbie Vernon, Russ 200 Vetrano, Philip 153, 233, 169 Vetrano, Timmy 152, 254 Veliers, Mary 216 Vetters, Raymond 233 Vickery, Patricia 254 Vickrey, Marvin 233 Vignatelli, Debra 233 Vincent, Holly 216 Vivian, Debbie 200, 185 Von Schrwald, Alex 233 Von Schrald, Harry 216 Vourganas, Michael Vourganas, Rickey 233 Voyles, Jerry 153 Voyles, Mike 233 Waddell, Holly 200 Waddell, Richard 254 Wade, Janis 233 Wade, Pamela 233 Wade, Sherrie Wadsworth, Jack 216 Wagner, Ben Wagner, Gayle 217 Wagner, Mark 254 Ah-Me-Oba 2 Weichel, Cindy 217 Weimer, Donna Weimer, Richard 234 Weinland, Tom Weisbruch, Kelly 201 Weisbruch, Vince 234 Weiss, Welch, Welch, Mark 21 7 James 21 7 Rebecca 234 Wells, Gary 254 Wells, Wells, Wells, Wells, James 201 Karen Paul 234 Phil 152, 254 Sir, it seems they want to use the computer tie-in for a dating service. Wagner, Pat Waguespack, Wayne Wahalo, Karl 254 Wahlberg, Jon Wahlberg, Wayne 233 Wainwright, Beverly 217 Wakeman, Donald 200 Waldren, Jeff 233 Walker, Randall 233 Walker, Sam 217 Walker, Wesley Walker, Vickie 273 Walkinshaw, Gail 254 Walkinshaw, Judy 90 Wall, Marlene 233 Wall, Randy 200, 161 Wall, Sheryl 254 Wallace, Sherry 254 Walling, Denean 200, 96 Walter, Robert 254 Walters, Joyce 21 7, 1 32 Walters, Robert 254 Walters, Steve 217 Walther, Allan Walther, Timothy 254 Walton, Valerie 254 Walz, Pamela 254 Walz, Thomas 233 Wampler, Lawrence 217 Wania, James 217 Wannamaker, Stephen 254 Ward, Carolyn 254 Ward, Darrell 201 Ward, Janet 201 Ward, Russell 233 Warren, Allan 233 Warren, Vickie 201 Warwick 'Jennis 254 Warwickkiary 201 Waser, Sally 233 Waters, Patsy 217 Watkins, Karen 254 Watson, Charles 254, 179 Watson, Lisa 254 Watson, Sandra 217 Watson, Scott 254 Watson, Wendy 217 Watson, William 233 Watters, Debbie 217 Watters, Debra Watters, Larry 254 Watts, Marty 141, Wende, Don 234 Wende, Stan 217, 165 Wendele, John 217 Werner, James 234 Weseman, Sheree Wessels, Rudolph 201 West, Howard 141, 147, 201 West, Peter 217 Westbrook, Billy 1 1 1 Westbrook, Douglas Westbrook, Steven 150, 234 Westbrook, William 201 Westfall, Leigh 217 Westover, Taryn Whaley, Alan 217 Whaley, Byrdie 201 Whaley, Ray 217 Whatley, Jon 234 Whatley, Nan Wheeles, Carol 234 Wheeles, Mark 234 Whitaker, Sandall 234 28 Willems, Deborah 254 Williams, Carolyn 254 Williams, Charles 254 Williams, Cynthia 234 Williams, Douglas 217 Williams, Edward 20, 201, 106, 104 Williams, James Williams, Jane 234 Williams, Joe Williams, Kim 234 Williams, Larry Williams, Nancy Williams, Keith 102, 201, 27 Williams, Randy 234 Williams, Ronnie 217, 1 19, 55 Williams, Sarah 254 Williams, Jean 273 Williamson, Donna 234 Willing, Paul 235 Willis, Cylette 217, 202 Willis, Kevin 254, 202, 236 Willis, Louise 235 Woolie Marion 1 50 Worley, Delaine 201 37 Worley, Gregory 25, White, White, White, White, Gary 201 Geneva 234 Lisa 234, 254 Mark 1 52, 234, 254 142, 143, 201, 27,184, 42 Watts, Nautilas 254 Way, Danny 152, 254 Way, Judy 254, 74 Weatherly, Cheryl 201, 114 Weatherly, Gale 201, 86 Weatherred, Wesley 234 Weaver, Patricia 217 Weaver, Wayne 153, 234 Webb, Webb, Webb, Webb, Weber, Becky Richard 21 7 Stanley 254 Steve 1 41 John 234 Weber, Kathleen 201, 85, 178, 179 Weber, Philip 153, 234 Webster, David 1 53, 63 Webster, George White, Michael 152, 254 White, Michael 152, 254 White, Ralph White,Stephapi 217 White, Victor 201 Whitehead, Carey 150, 234 Whitehead, Kimberly 234 Whiteley, Suzanne 217 Whitfill, Jimmy 234 Whitford, Randolph 201 Whitford, Russell 152, 254 Whitlow, Wynn 234 Whitman, Camille 234, 254 Whitnel, Beverly 172, 173, 171 Whitt, James Wickliffe, Hope 254 Weimann, Robert 141, 201 fChrisj 76 Webster, Mary 254 Webster, Roger Webster, Ronald 234 Wedel, Danny 201 Wedge, Kerry 234 Wedgeworth, Anthony 254 Weed, Teddy 254 Weed, Valerie 254 Weeks, Debbie 254 Wehner, Karl 201, 125, 104 Wehner, Todd 217 Wiggins, Lori 254 Wiggins Wiggins , Ronnie w.nd.u' 217, 73 Wiggins, William Wilcox, Carolyn 254 Wilcox, Charles 153, 234 Wilcox, Cynthia 254 Wilcox, William -141, 217 Wilkes, James 152, 254 Wilkinson, Keith 234, Willis, Wallace 217 Wilpitz, Michele 217, 114, 125, 96 Wilshusen, David 217 Wilshusen, Mark 254 Wilson, Robert Wilson, Wade 235 Wilson, Wayne 201 Wilson, Mary 273 Winibigler, Steve 235 Wind, Kurt 152, 254 Winden, Scott 235 Windstein, Mark 254 Windrey, Charles 235 Wingate, Gordon 235 Wingate, Stephen 201 Winkelmanj David 217 'Winn, Amy 217 Winn, Nancy 254 Winner, Cynthia 235 Wise, Barbara 217 Wise, Carol 217, 114 Wise, Rex Wiseman, Kenneth ' 201 Wiseman, Mark 217 Woerner, Fred 201 Woerner, Garrett 254 Wohlbier, Marc Wolfe, Donald Wolfe, Theresa Wolfson, Pamela 254 Wollard, Selli 254 Womack, Dawn 217 Wood, Debra 201 Wood, Janice 254 Wood, Kenneth 254 Wood, Lonnie Wood, Monica 255 Woodard, Mary Woodhams, Mardi 255 Woodruff, Carol 255 Woodruff, Jerry 201 Woodruff, Robert 255 Woodruff, William 255 Woods, Carla 235 Woods, Cynthia 217 Woods, Kenneth 201 Woods, Shelley 255 Wooldridge, Blair 57, 255 Wooldridge, Michael 141,201, 154, 161 Worley, Wayland Wright, Becky 23, 24 255 Wright, James 64, 21 Wright, Karen 235, 179 Wright, Lynda 201, 5 Wright, Mark Wright, Teresa 235 Wright, Terry 150, 217, 68, 114 Wright, Virginia 88 Wright, William 153, 235 Wu, Minga 217 Wu, Mitchell 235 Wyatt, Steven 255 Yanowski, Elizabeth 235 Yanowski, Joseph 15 255 Yarborough, Stephen 255 Yarbrough, Mark Yarbrough, Ray 255 Yargo, Ronald 201 Yargo,Sharey 235, 255 Yates, Bradley 255 Yates, Elizabeth 217 Yates, John 255 Ybarguen, Craig 217 Ybarguen, Frank 233 Yelenosky, 1 Debbie 255 Yelenosky, Diane 235 53 Yerk, Mark 235 Yerkes, Richard 141 , 201 Yoder, Stephen 21 7 York, John 201 York, Kim 255 York, Mark Young, Young, Young, Dennis 255 Marilyn 201 Melinda 235 Young, Michael 235 Young, Roberta 273 Youngblood, Russell 255 Zaner, Suzan 235, 255 Zapalac, Donald 233 Zenone, Florence 21 Zickler, Janet 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Now you tell me I got to like cowsl DEBRA ABSHIER Band I, 2, Marching Bond 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. LARRY ADAMS MARY AIELLO FHA l, 2, sf. Girls 4. DON AKERMAN Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. BUZZY ALEXANDER HARVEY ALLEN Band I, 2, Marching Band 3, 4, Medical Ca- reers 4, Interact 4, SAPS 4, Sr. Boys 4. JIMMY ALLEN German Club 3. LYNN ANDERSON AFS I, 2, Fine Arts I, 2, Thespians 3, 4, NFL 4. CINDY ASKEW FHA I, 2, 3. CAROLE ARCHAMBAULT Tennis 3, FHA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. ARLA LEE ARCHAMBEAU Latin Club I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Award 2, NFL 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, National Merit Finalist. SUSAN ARTHUR Sr. Girls 4, FHA 4. DEBBIE ARTUSY FTA I, Tigerettes 2, 3, 4, NHS 4. ROBBIE ATWOOD All Region Choir 4, All State Choir, Chorale 2, 3, 4, Safari Singers 3, 4, Senior Superla- tive Choir 4. DEBY BAILEY FTA 2, 3, AFS 2, Tigerettes 3, 4, Girls' Choir 3, Chorale 4, Musical 3, 4, FHA 4, Sr. Girls 4. DENNIS BAILEY NFL 3, 4. JANET BAILEY Senior Chorale 2, 3, 4, Safari Singers 2, 3, 4, Chamber Choir 4, Sr. Girls. MIKE BAKER Band I, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Sr. Boys 4. PAT BANNON Chorale 3. SUSAN BARBER Fine Arts I, 2. JAN BARNHILL FHA 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, AFS 4, Sr. Girls 4. JANE BARROW Sr. Girls 4, NHS 4. BRIDGETT BASSETT Cheerleader 4. KEVIN BARTON German Club I, 2, 3, Typing Award I, Al- gebra Award 2, Sr. Boys 4. MARILYN BATES Gym Award 2, FHA 3, Sr. Girls 4. ROGER BEAL Football I, 2, 3, 4. STEVE BEALL German Club I, 2, 3, Key Club 3, Key Club 3, Sr. Boys 4. MIKE BECK Sr. Boys 4, Bookkeeping Award 4. DONALD BEEMAN Football I, 2, 3, 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3. RONALD BEEMAN Football I, 2, 3, 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3. BRENDA BELL Gym Award 2, VICA 4, Sr. Girls 4. RICHARD BENEFILL Band I, 2, 3. GREG BERGER Football I, 2, 3, Sr. Boys 4. BRENDA BERRY FHA 2, 3. DAVID BERRY Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. CONRAD BERTHOLD Student Council I, Swimming Team I, 2, Swimming Award I, Football 2. BRUCE BEUMER Art Club I, Pres. I, German Club I, V Pres. I, National Merit Letter. TOM BISHOP Auto Mechanics Award 4. STEVE BLACKWELL Sr. Boys 4. PATTY BLACKWOOD Credits Fine Arts I, 2, 3, Band I, Marching Band 2 3, 4, AFS 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Thespians 4 English Award 4, National Merit Letter. l CATHY BLISS Tennis I, 2, Fine Arts I, 2, FHA I, 2. BILL BOHANNON Sr. Boys 4. DAVID BOID Track 2, 3, SAPS 2, 3, 4, V Pres 4, Interac 3, 4, NHS 4, National Merit Finalist, Sr Boys 4, Computer Math Award 4, Magnc Cum Laude. JON BOTTS Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, SAPS 3 4, NHS 3, 4, Sr. Boys 4, Magna Cum Laude BRENT Bowel: Volleyball l , sr. Girls 4. l RICKY BOWNDS Football I, Sr. Boys 4. GARY BOYCE German Club 2. DOUG sox , Football I, Boys Choir 3. l DEBBIE BRADFORD OEA 4. KEVIN BRADLEY SUSANNE BRADLEY Latin Club 2, Pep Squad 3, Junior Medical League 3. MICHAEL BRAMLETT Visual Aids I, 2, 3, Basketball 2, Yearbook Staff 4. SARA BRANNON Art Award 4. l RON BRIDGES AFS I, 2, 3, Interact 4, Sr. Boys 4. Saturday? I don't know, I was planning to hav this big headache. Dandruff? IARRIE BROCK Artisans I, 35 Fine Arts 35 SAPS 35 NHS 3, 45 National Merit Letter. IIKE BROCK Basketball I5 Track I5 German Club 3, 45 Soccer 4. AT BROCK Football I, 25 Track I, 2. ION BROOKS Industrial Arts Club 3, 45 Industrial Arts' Award 45 Sr. Boys 4. ANDY BROOKS Marching Band I, 2, 3, 45 Finer Arts I5 AFS I5 SAPS 25 English Award I5 Interact 2, 3, 4, V Pres 35 Biology Award 25 Student Coun- cil 25 NHS 3, 45 Newspaper Co-editor 35 Renssalaer Award 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Na- tional Merit Finalist5 Magna Cum Laude. 'HISSIE BROWN FHA I5 VOE 3, 45 V Pres 3, 4. EAN BROWN Band I, 2, 3, 45 Medical Careers I, 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, FHA I5 Ars 1. OHN BROWN IARITA BROWN Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Superlative Volley- ball 4. .LLEN BROYL Industrial Arts 2. 'ARYL BRUPBACHER Art Club I. BRAHAM BUCHANAN Soccer 4. OBERT BURG Basketball 3, 4. RENDA BURGER IAN BURNS Tennis 2, 3, 4. I DRRAINE BURNS IAFS I, 2, 3, 45 Foreign Exchange Student yfrom England. TINA CAGLE Tennis I, 25 Fine Arts I5 Art Award 45 Sr. Girls 4. COLLETTE CAILLOUET RANDY CALDWELL French Club I. RANDY CALLAWAY PATRICIA CAMP I FHA I, 2, 3, 45 FTA 45 Sr. Girls 4. PENNY CAMPBELL FHA I, 2, 3, 4, V Pres 45 Volleyball I5 Ten- nis 2, 35 Fine Arts 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 AFS 45 Sr. Girls 4. TOM CAMPBELL Student Council 2, V Pres 25 NHS 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Cheerleaders 45 Sr. Boys 4. BRENDA CANGEMI FHA I, 2, 3, 45 Choir I, 2, 35 Chorale 45 Snow Queen 45 Sr. Girls 4, Pres 4. PAM CANNON KIRK CARLTON Football 4. CATHIE CARMICHAEL Orchestra I, 25 Tennis I, 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 National Merit Letter. NANCY CARMICHAEL Fine Arts I, 25 AFS I, 2, 3, 45 AFS V Pres. 25 Band I5 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 French Club 35 NHS 3, 45 English Award 3, 45 Sr. Girls 4. BILL CARNAHAN Football 2, 3, 4. KIM CARR German Club 35 Key Club 45 Sr. Boys 4. CHRISTINA CARTER Choir I, 2, 3. CINDY CARTER FTA I5 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Algebra Award I5 Girls' Choir 2, 35 Musical 25 AFS 3, 45 Fine Arts 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 FHA 45 Sr. Girls 4. ELSIE CARTER NANCY CARTER AFS I, 2, 3, 45 FTA 35 American History Award 3. GREG CASEY Band I5 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Medical Ca- reers 35 FTA 4. CARRON CATES AFS I, 2, 35 Fine Arts I5 Tigerettes 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Chorale 45 GSL 45 Sr. Girls 4. DAVID CATES Band I5 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 NHS 4. ART CENTENO Band I, 2, 35 Marching Band 45 NHS 3, 45 NFL 35 German Club 35 Medical Careers 35 Student Council 4. LOUISE CHAMBERS Marching Band I, 2, 3, 45 AFS 2, 3, 4, Pres 45 Musical 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 District Band 35 Regional Band 35-FHA 4. SHARON CHAPMAN Girls Athletic Club I5 Pep Squad 2. GINGER DIANE CHESSER Band I, 2, 3, 45 OEA 4. ANDY CHISHOLM Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 45 AFS 25 Interact 25 Band Award 35 Sr. Super- lative Band 45 NHS 45 Regional Band. MIKE CHISUM SHARON CHUMLEY OEA 4. JANINE CLARK French Club I5 Girls' Choir I5 Tigerettes 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 Biology Award 45 Sr. Girls 4. KENT CLARK NANCY CLEVELAND Pep Club I, 25 Science Club I, 25 NHS 3, 45 FTA 45 SAPS 4. CINDI COLLER French Club I. MIKE COLLINS HOWARD COLVIN NFL 3, 45 SAPS 3, 4. STEVE COLWELL Football I, 2. PAULA COMEAUX Tigerettes 2, 3, 45 Sr. Girls 4. RANDY COMES MARGUERITE CONLON MIKE CONNER AFS I, 25 Football I, 2, 35 Student Council 3, 4, Pres 45 Art Award 4. PATRICIA COOK Choir 25 OEA 3, 4. JW COOK Football I, 25 Newspaper Staff 45 Spanish Club 45 Sr. Boys 45 Hockey 3, 45 Pres. Honor Guard 4. BRENDA COOKE Drill Team 25 Musical I5 FTA 2. DEBBIE COPE JOHN CORDRAY Marching Band I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Boys 4. JOEL COMPTON Band I, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Boys 4. VIVIAN COX BARBARA CRANE VOE 4. MICHAEL E. CRAWFORD Football I, 25 Sr. Boys 4. CHRIS CROW 330 Choir I, 2, Chorale 3, 4, AFS 2, Musical I, 2, 3, 4, Safari Singers 4, Sr. Girls 4. SHARON CROWDER French Club I, 2, Choir I, Sr. Girls 4. JO CUBSTEAD ALAN CLUWELL Sr. Boys 4. MIKE CUMMINGS Football Trainer I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, Sr. Boys 4. DAVID CUNNINGHAM Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. DON CUNNINGHAM Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Interact 3, 4. MARY cuNNlNGHAM Band 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, 2. JAMES CUTLER Tennis 2, Regit Staff 3, 4. GALE CUTRER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, sf. GIYIS 4. KEN DANIELS Sr. Boys 4. CHERYL DANIELS Clerical Practice Award 4. MITCH DANIELS Football I, Basketball I. CHARLIE DEAN MARCIA DEBOCK Government Award 4, Student Council I, Archeology Club 2, Art Award 4, Senior Su- perlative Art 4. GLENDA DECARLO Orchestra I, Choir 2, FHA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. DALE R. DEFOOR HARRY M. DELIERI Basketball I, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Zoology Club 2, 3, Botany Club 2, 3, Swimming Team 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, German Club 4. REID L. DENNIS Track I, 2, Football I, Band I, German Club 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Sr. Boys 4. JAMES DERKOWSKI Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. GENE DEWITT Football I, 2, Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I. GARY DIAL Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Foot- ball 3. ROSEMARY DIAZ FHA I . DENNIS DICKINSON Basketball I, Wrestling I, NHS 4, Calculus Award 4. TOM DIEHL Track I, Sr. Boys 4. CAROL DIXON Fine Arts I. LARRY DODD Band I, 2, 3. SHEILA DONALSON AFS 2, 3, FTA 4, Sr. Girls 4. SANDRA Dosl-lll5R Fl-lA 1, 2, 3, 4. KEN DOUDT Soccer 4. NANCY DUFFIN NORMAN DUNKIN Band I, 2, 3, 4, German Club I, 2. CINDY DUTKA FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Booster Club 3, Sr. Girls 4. GWEN DUVALL FTA I, 2, Choir I, 2, Chorale 3, 4, Fine Arts 3, FHA 4, Sr. Girls 4. CATHY DYER Yearbook Staff I, AFS 2, NHS 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Sr. Girls 4. VENETTA EATON Artisans 2, 3, 4, NHS 3. MARGARET EDMONDS Band I, 2, Marching Band 3, 4. BRUCE ELLISON Sr. Boys 4. MARGIE ELLIS FHA I, 2, 3. RICHIE ELLIOTT Industrial Arts 4, Sr. Boys 4. BECKY EMMONS Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, AFS I, 2, FHA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. DEBBIE EPSTEIN FTA 3, Spanish Club 3, NHS 3, 4, Sr. Girls. VANCE ERICKSON Literary Magazine 3, 4, Chorale 3, National Merit Letter. AUTREY ERNEST Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2. LORNA ESTEP Volleyball I, Girls Choir 2, Sr. Girls 4, Musi- cal 2. MARK R. ETHEREDGE WARREN FAWCETT NFL 3, 4, Debate 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Literary Magazine 4. JAY FEMAL Football I, 2, Interact 3, Sr. Boys 4, Pres 4. JESUS JAVIER FERNANDEZ Basketball 3, AFS 3, 4, Foreign Exchange Student 4, History Award 3, Sr. Boys 4, Ten- nis 4. MIKE FRYER French Club I, 2, OEA 3, 4. CAROLYN FINNEY 1 Band I, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, Sl Girls 4. GWEN FITCH PAMELA FLEMING Tigerettes 2, 3. RICHARD FLEMING Band I, 2, 3, 4. KENT FLESHNER Sr. Boys 4. BRAD FLOORES KIMBERLY FOOTE French Club I, 2, 3, Artisans I, 2, 3, 4, Vol leyball 2, 3, Sr. Girls 4. PAT FORRESTER JOHN FORTENBERRY Band I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, Latil Club 4. LINDA FOSHEE Volleyball 2, 3, FHA 4, NHS 4, Sr. Girls 4 CRAIG FOSTER Sr. Boys 4. DEBBIE FOWLER Fine Arts I, Volleyball I, FTA 2, 3, Choral. 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Latin Award 4, Safal Singers 4, Sr. Girls 4, NHS 4, FHA 4. EDDIE FOX Football I, 2, Sr. Boys 4. ROSALYN FRAME Band I, 2, 3, Tigerettes 2, 3, 4. LANA FRANCIS Artisans I, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. PAUL FRASER Student Council I, Fine Arts I, 2, 3, 4, AF! 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4. MARCI FRENCH Band I, 2, 3, Marching Band 4, FHA 2, Sr Girls 4. l'll see your clod and raise you two clumps. ,ecipe no. 4I in Hildagard Hamhocker's Hus- and Hunting Handbook. EBBIE FRIDRICH AFS I, 2, 3, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Fine Arts 3, DECA 4, Sr. Girls 4. IISSY FUGATE Choir I, 2, 3, Homemaking Award I, Span- ish Club 3, 4. ARY JO FULLMER FHA I, 2, Band I, 2, Science Club I, Latin Club 2, Franch Club 4, Medical Careers 4, Sr. Girls 4. IAD FLUMER Sr. Boys 4. AROL FUQUA Fine Arts 3, FHA 3, Sr. Girls 4. CKY GALYEAN Sr. Girls 4. 'IARLEY GAMA OEA 3, 4. JNY GANT Track I, Baseball I, Sr. Boys 4. JNY GARNER Football I, 2, 3, 4, Art Award 4. DNNIE GASBARRA , Tigerettes 3, 4, Sr. Girlsi. RUL GATTON Sr. Boys 4. ANE GEARY Student Council 2, 3, FHA 3, NHS 4, Sr. Girls 4. IIL GEASLEN Band I, 2, Marching Band 3, Interact 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Cheerleader 4, Sr. Boys 4, Musical 4. ATTY GIBBS Fine Arts I, FHA I, Sr. Girls 4. DNNIE GIBSON Softball Award I, Drafting Award 2, VICA 4, VICA Award 4. ED GILES Fine Arts I, 2, AFS I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, 3, ,4, V Pres 3, Pres 4, Thespians 3, 4, NFL 3, 4. DEBBIE GLENN AUDIA GLEZMAN VICA 3, 4, Pres 4, VICA Award 3, 4, NHS 4, Sr. Girls 4. CATHY GODAIR BEVERLY GOSS Band I, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Girls Choir 2, Chorale 3, FHA 4, Sr. Girls 4. HENRY M. GRAGE Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Chemistry Award 3, Key Club 3, Physics Award 4. RANDY GRASS Football I, 2, 3. LIBBY GRAVES FTA I, 2, Tennis I, Choir I, 2, FHA 2, AFS 3, NHS 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 3, 4, Region Band 3, 4, District Band 3, 4, French Club 4. ERWIN GRIMES Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Award 4. SAM GRIFFIN Track I, Football 2, 3, Interact 3, 4, NFL 4, Debate 4, Sr. Boys 4. SHERI GRISSOM FTA 2, FHA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. MIKE GROOTHOUSEN Latin Club I, 2, Woodshop Award 2, Band 2, 3, Marching Band 4, AFS 4, Interact 4, Sr. Boys 4. GARNETT GRYMES Tigerettes 3, 4. ANNETTE GUENTHER Sr. Girls 4. CAROLYN GUERIN Tigerettes 2, 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. GREG HABERNAL Auto Mechanics Award 3. HELEN HABERNAL FHA 2, 3, 4, DECA 4, Sr. Girls 4. CAROL HACKER French Club I, 2, 3, AFS I, 2, FHA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. BERT HAILEY Sr. Boys 4. CINDY HALL Choir I, Sr. Girls 4. TOM HALL Sr. Boys 4, Interact 4. DAVID HAMBLIN Band I, National Merit Letter. RHONDA HARDIN Chamber Choir 4. MIKE HARGRAVE Chorale 4, Regional Choir 4. TERRY HARN Football -I , 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Interact 2, 3, 4, V Pres 4, Sr. Superlative Track 4. RICK HARRINGTON Band I . KAREN HARRIS French Club I, 2, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Choir 2, Chorale 3, 4, District Band 3, 4, Regional Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Band Award 4. RENE HARRIS AFS I, 2, Fine Arts I, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Girls Choir 3, Spanish Award 3, Thespians 4, Chorale 4, French Club 4, French Award 4, National Merit Letter. TOM HARTLAND Thespain 2, 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, Drama Award 3, Thespian Pres 4, Chorale 4, Chamber Choir 4. BARRY HARTMAN Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. PEGGY HARVEY Band I, 2, 3, Geometry Award 2, Art Award 2. JACKIE HAVARD LYNDA HAVEMANN Tigerettes 2, 3, 4. CLIFFORD HAWKINS Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, Stage Band 3, NHS 3, 4. GAY HAYS FTA I, FHA 3, Sr. Girls 4. BRUCE HEBERT Football 3, 4, Track 3, All District Football 4. JAN HELM Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, District Band 3, 4, Regional Band 3, 4, Fine Arts 4, NHS 3, 4, Cum Laude. FRANK HELMICRK German Club I, 2. EDDIE HENDRICKSON Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 4. STUART HENDRICKSEN Band, I, 2, 3, 4, AFS I, 2, Fine Arts 3, 4, FTA 3, Latin Club 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Sr. Boys 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Cum Laude. STEVE HENRY Band I, 2. MIKE HERZIG PRISCILLA HEUSCAKELL FTA 2, 3. RICHARD HILL German Club 2, Interact 4, Track 4, Sr. Boys 4. CHERYL HILLIARD Tigerettes 3, 4, FHA 4. SHIRLEY HINZE Medical Careers I, 2, 3, 4. TINY HODGKINS ED HOEPPNER Interact 3, Basketball 4, Track 4. 332 ROGER HOLLAND Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, All-District Football 3. JAN HOLEYWELL Thespians 2, 3, 4, Drama Award 2, Best Dis- trict Actress 3, Mime Troupe 3, 4, Best Dis- trict Actress 4. PAULA HOLLEY Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Twirler I, 2, 3, 4, Safari Spotlight Finalist 3, NHS 3, 4, English Award 4, Magna Cum Laude. GENE HOLMAN Football I, 2, Track I, German Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Soccer 4, Interact 4, Sr. Boys 4. GAIL HOOD Student Council I, 2, 3, PE Award 2, Tiger- ettes 3, 4, FHA 4, NHS 4, Sr. Girls 4. MARIAN HORNBECK Sr. Girls 4, FHA 4. RENEE HORTON MIKE HOSFORD Sr. Boys 4. JAN HOWARD FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Sr. Girls 4. LYNN HOWLAND Latin Club I, Sr. Superlative Art 4, National Merit Letter. RICK HUFF Art Award 3, Sr. Boys 4. ROBERT HULETT Tennis 2, 3, 4. TERRY HUMPHREY Fine Arts I, 2, FTA 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, The Crucible 3, NHS 4, Magna Cum Laude, English Award 4. STEPHEN HURST Tennis 3. KATHY IBERT FHA 3, OEA 4, Sr. Girls 4. CRAIG JACKSON Sr. Boys 4. DIANN JACKSON FHA 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Sr. Girls 4. PAULA JACOBS FHA I, 3, 4, Tigerettes 2, 3, 4, NHS 4, Sr. Girls 4. TERRI JACOBS Girls Choir I, 2, Musical I, 2, 3, 4, Chorale 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Fine Arts 3, Sr. Girls 4. LINDA JAHNKE Girls Choir I, 2, 3, Sr. Girls 4. JENNIE JOHNSON German Club I, 2, AFS I, 2, Medical Ca- reers I, 2, 3, 4, V Pres 3, Sr. Girls 4. MARK JOHNSON Football I, 2, 3, Sr. Boys 4. PAM JOHNSON NFL I, 2, 3, 4, V Pres 3, 4, Fine Arts I, De- bate Award 2, NHS 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Debate Award 3, FHA 4. DANIEL JONES Football I, Basketball I, Track 2, 3, 4. ED KAKOS Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, Stage Band 3, 4. LARRY KANA ICT 3, 4, ICT Award 4. EDE KARRER Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, AFS 2, FTA 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Sr. Girls 4. GENE KEEN Band I, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Sangerfest Winner 3, Stage Band 3, 4, Band Award 4. TERRY KEOWN Volleyball I, 2, 3, VICA 4, Sr. Girls 4. CULLEN KING Football I, 2, Track I, 2, DECA 3. DEBBIE KIRK Sr. Girls 4. SHERY KOBIN SAPS 4, Sr. Girls 4. BRADLEY KOHLS Track I, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Award 3. WAYNE KOSLAN German Club I, 2. SUSAN KRAMPF Sr. Girls 4. CHUCK KRAUTHAMER CHERI KRAYE FTA I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, Fine Arts 2, Thespians 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. ELAINE KRIGAN Spanish Club 3, Sr. Girls 4. RANDY KRONE Football I, 2, 3, 4. HARRIETT KRIPZEWSKI Choir I, 3, DECA 4. DEBBIE LACY Thespians 4, Sr. Girls 4. MICKEY LACY FHA I, Spanish Club I, Yearbook Staff 4, Sr. Girls 4. MIKE LADUE. LINDA LAIN Sr. Girls 4. JOHN LAMB Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Wrestling 2. DEBBIE LANG Student Council 2. LOUANN LAUGHLIN French Club I, Choir I, 2, 3, FHA 2, 4, Tig- erettes 2, 3, 4, Chorale 4, Sr. Girls 4. ALEC LAW Golf 3, 4, Key Club 4. LOUIS LAW Key Club 3, 4, Pres 4. S. LAWSON JEFF LAYFIELD Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4. SCOTT LAYTON Key Club 3. SUSAN LEAKE Tigerettes 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. MIKE LEARY FTA I, Band I, 2, 3, Key Club 4. SHARON LEBLANC Sr. Girls 4, OEA 4. CRAIG LEDBETTER ROY LEDGERWOOD Marching Band I, 2, 3, Band 4, District Band I, 3, Region Band 3, German Club I. JOHN LEE STEVE LEEPER Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, AFS I, Fine Arts I, NHS 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Cum Laude. DAN LEMAY MIKE LEMAY DON LEONARD JUDY LEVERETTE Fine Arts 4. MICHAEL LEWELLEN Football I, Sr. Boys 4. JAMES LEWIS Band I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Photography Editor 4, Photography Award I 3. BRUCE LIGHT Football I, 2, 3, 4, All-District Football 3, 4. JOANN LINDSAY FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. One of these maiorettes is forty-nine years old and the mother of three. 4,,,-,, Ive you ever considered taking up professional i-hockey. AVID LITTLE Band I, Golf 3. IKE LOGAN Football I, 2, 3, 4. JE LOPEZ Tennis 2. NDY LORD French Club 3, FTA 3. 'IARLES LOVELAND Sr. Boys 4. 'N LUCE Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, OEA 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, District Band 4, Regional Band 4. EN LUCHAK Spanish Club I. JM LYE Basketball I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Spanish Club 3. ONICA LYNCH FHA 2, OEA 4. EM MACRAE Baseball I, 2, Football I, Wrestling 2, 3. IANNE MAGEE Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4, Cum Laude. ,IFTON MALER Band I, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts 3, 4. 'IDA MALLORY Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, AFS 2, 3, FTA 2, NHS 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Assistant Ed- itor 3, Editor 4, Sr. Superlative Journalism 4, Sr. Girls 4, Cum Laude, Quill and Scroll 4. AROL MANNING Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, FTA 4, Sr. Girls 4. PB MARCHAND Band I, Tennis 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, Fine Arts 4, Sr. Boys 4, National Merit Final- ist IDA MARHOFER FHA 3, 4, OEA 4, Sr. Girls 4. GREG MARSHALL Basketball I, 2, Band I, 2, Choir 3, Key Club 4. BILL MARTIN Interact 3, 4, Sr. Boys 4. KEN MARTIN Choir I, Chorale 2, 3, 4, Chamber Choir 4. BARBARA MASON Sr. Girls 4. BOB MATHIS JACQUELINE MATUSEK FHA I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Geometry Award 2, Tigerettes 3, 4, Bookkeeping Award 3, NHS 4. FRED MATHEWS Football I, 2, Industrial Arts 2, 3, 4, Sr. Boys 4, V Pres 4. CAROL MAYBERRY VICA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. ALLEN McASHEN National Merit Letter, Marching Band 2, 3, 4. SUSAN McCOY Medical Careers 3, NHS 3, 4, OEA 4, Cum Laude. KAREN MacCREADY FHA I, 2, 3, 4, OEA 3, 4, Pres 4, Sr. Girls 4. SANDRA METAYER Volleyball I, 2, VICA 4. MARY MILES FTA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. DIANNE MILLER English Award I, FHA 3, 4, Student Council 3, Tigerettes 3, Spanish Club 3, V Pres 3, NHS 4, Sr. Girls 4. JOYCE MILLS AFS 3. BARBARA MITCHELL FHA 2, OEA 4. MIKE MOHNKERN Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, AFS 2, District Band 4, Regional Band 4, PE Award 4, Band Award 4. MIKE MORGAN Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4. CHERYL MORRIS Cheerleader I, Student Council I, 2, French Club 2, Algebra Award 3, Sr. Girls 4, Cum Laude. SARA MORROW Sr. Girls 4. KAREN MUELLER Tigerettes 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. LINDA MUNCEY Tigerettes 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, NHS 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. VICKI MUZNY OEA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. BARBIE NEIDNER Art Award 2, FHA 4, Sr. Girls 4. JIM NICHOLSON Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, V Pres 4, lndus- trial Arts 3, 4, Woodworking Award 3, Sen- ior Superlative Woodshop 4, Woodshop Golden Hammer Award 4. JOE NORTON Football I, 2, 3, 4. MARK OLSEN Soccer 3. SUE OLS Literary Magazine I, FHA 4, NHS 4, Sr. Girls 4. WYANN OLIVER PE Award 2, 3, NHS 4, FTA 4, Sr. Girls 4. CHRIS OLSON Tennis I, 2, 3, Choir 3. RON OPREA Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Band I, 2, Interact 3, 4, Student Council 4. DON OPREA Football I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, Interact 3, 4, Student Council 4. DAVE OWEN Football I, 2, Track I, 2, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Artisans 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4. KARLA OWEN ROSS OWENS RHONDA PAGE FHA 1, 3, 4, sr. Girls 4. CONRAD PARK Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4. DEBBIE PARKER FHA I, 2, 3, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Band Twirler I, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL PARKER Algebra Award 3, Physics Award 4, EA Award 4, Trig Award 4. DEBBIE PARKS DOUG PARKIN Football I, 2, Track I. NEVA PATTY FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, NHS 4, srudeni Council 4, Sr. Girls 4. CINDY PAZZALIA BRIAN JOEL PAYNE Musical 3, 4, National Merit Letter, Magna Cum Laude. SUSAN PEARCE FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. DOUG PEARSON MIKE PEASLEY KEN PEAVEY ROBERT PEDERSON Band I, 2. 4 SUE PELL FHA 3. CHRIS PEQUES Band I, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Medical Ca- reers 3, FHA 4. JOHN PERRY Track I, Best District Supporting Actor 2, Thespians 2, 3, 4, V Pres 3, Musical 2, 3, 4, Lead 4, NHS 3, 4, Safari Singers 3, 4, Cho- rale 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, Mime Troupe 3, 4, Chamber Choir 4, Sr. Superlative Drama 4, National Merit Finalist, Magna Cum Laude. PAT PERRY AFS I, 2, Fine Arts I, 2, 3, 4, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, SAPS 3, 4, Pres 4, EA Award 3, Physics Award 3, German Club 4, Sr. Girls 4, Biology ll Award 4, Valedictori- an. JOANNE POWERS Fine Arts I, 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, English Award 4, Outstanding Girl Award 3, 4, National Merit Finalist, Magna Cum Laude. SHELLY RANSON PE Award I, 2, OEA 3, 4. PHILLIP RAY French Award I, French Club 2, Biology Award 2, English Award 3, 4, NHS 4, Inter- act 4, National Merit Letter. DAWN REDFIELD French Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, FHA 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Sr. Girls 4. DANIEL REDMAN Football I, 2, 3, 4. PAM REINHARDT Marching Band I,'2, 3, 4, French Club 3. DEBBIE REYNOLDS FHA 2, Tigerettes 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Girls Choir 3, Chorale 4, Chamber Choir 4, Sr. Girls 4. GAIL REYNOLDS Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Stage Band 4, Fine Arts 4, AFS 4. KAREN RICE Science Club I, FHA 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Sr. Girls 4. JOHN RICHARDSON LINDA RICHMOND Football I, Basketball I, Swimming I, Key Club 4. SHANE RILEY Baseball 4. DEBORAH LYNNE RINDY Student Council I, Chorale 2, 3, 4, Safari Singers 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Tigerettes 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Lead 2, 4, Regional Choir 4. MIKE RITTER PAM ROACH FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. RUSS ROACH Basketball I, SAPS I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Fine Arts 2, 3, Interact 3, 4. KIT ROBBERSON Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, District Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Regional Orchestra I, 2,, FTA I, 2, AFS I, 2, 3, Fine Arts I, 2, NHS 3, 4, Thes- pians 4, NFL 4, Musical 4, Orchestra Award 3. ANGELA ROBERTS Tigerettes 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. TIM ROBERTSON VICKY ROBERTSON FHA I, Sr. Girls 4. JAMES ROBINSON German Club I, Industrial Arts 3, 4, Sr. Boys 4. PAM ROUSSELL Volleyball I, 2, PE Award I, 3. CAROLE ROOKS Choir 2, Sr. Girls 4, V Pres 4. JUDY ROY JOHN RUGGE Sr. Boys 4. SUSAN RUSSELL Artisans I, 2, 3, Sr. Girls 4. RANDY RUST NFL 3, 4, Debate Award 3, 4. CONNIE SAIN FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. DEBBIE SALIBO FHA I, PE Award I, DORLISA SANDERFER PE Award I, 2, Cho 2, Sr. Girls 4. ir I, 2, 3, Chorale 4, FHA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. LINDA sAuNDERs FHA 1, 2, NHS 4. STEVE SCARBROUGH PE Award 3, FHA Beau 4, Tiger 4, Sr. Boys 4. susAN SCHEUMACK AFS 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, V Pres 3, Pres 4, NHS 3, 4, Homemaking Award 3, Safari Spot- light Finalist 4, Sr. Gi BARBARA SCHMIDT French Club I, FHA I Girls 4. STEPHEN SCHNIEDER rls 4. , 2, 4, Tigerettes 3, Sr. Tennis I, 2, Latin Club 3, Sr. Boys 4. ROBERT SCOTT NHS 3, 4, Marching Band 4, District Band 4, Regional Band 4. SIDNEY SCOTT Sr. Boys 4. PAM SCROGGINS FHA 2, 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. TOMMY SEGLER Sr. Boys 4. SUSAN SELVEY . ' A French Club I, Fine 4, FHA 4, Sr. Girls 4. rts I, Tigerettes 2, 3, MIKE SHANNON Sr. Boys 4. MONIKA SHRAM Art Award 3. SCOTT SHELDON Sr. Boys 4. LYNN SHONK Choir I, 2, Tigerettes 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, S Girls 4.' DAVID SIMMONS Thespians 3, 4. CANDY SMITH FTA 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. SUSAN SMITH Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, District Band A Regional Band 4. JAMES SPENCE National Merit Letter. DON STICKLEY National Merit Fianlist. TOMMY STURGEON Social Studies Award 4. CAROLE THOMAS BILL THOMPSON National Merit Letter. MICHAEL THORNTON Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Basn ball 2, Track 3. MARK THURMAN KRYSS TINK Spanish Club 4, Sr. Girls 4. CRAIG TINKER National Merit Letter. BOB TINNIN Football I, Student Council I, NFL 4. VAL TOMES AFS I, Tigerettes 2, 3, 4, Drum Maiorette 4 NHS 3, 4, Sr. Superlative Tigerettes 4, Stu dent Council 4, Homecoming Queen 4. Don't tell anyone, but I've got hot pants on undf this. --err 3 ' ,Y-fps ,,,41 , you can kick a field goal, tackle, run, and ck, you're still not getting on the team. ICE TOOLE :rench Club I. SON TRAVIS Band I, Marching Band 2, 3, 4. M TRAWEEK Band I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. RIS TUTT HN TYLER Sermon Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres 3, 4, Football I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, District Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, World History Award 2, German kward 2, NHS 3, 4, English Award 3, Ger- nan Award 4, National Merit Finalist. NNE UNTERMEYER Spanish Club I, 2, Marching Band I, 2, 3, l'wirIer 2, 3, Band 4. IDA VADEN lennis I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, NHS 3, 4. IRK VELA land I, 2, 3, Physics Club I, 2, 3, Interact I, NHS 4. IHAEL VOURGANAS DECA 3. KYNE WAGUESPACK N LOUIS WAHLBERG INALD EDWARD WAKEMAN :hair I, Chorale 2, 3. JY LYNN WALKINSHAW :HA I, DECA 3, 4, Sr. Superlative DECA. RANDY WALL Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Cum Laude. DENEAN KAY WALLING AFS I, 2, Tigerettes 3, 4, Sr. Girls 4. JANET MAE WARD Medical Careers I, 2, 3, 4, AFS 2, FHA 3. VICKIE- LYNN WARREN OEA 4, V Pres 4. WILLIAM GARY WARWICK English Award 3, 4, NHS 4. CHERYL ANN WEATHERLY Fine Arts I, Girls Choir I, Volleyball I, Cho- rale 2, 3, 4, Safari Singers 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Tigerettes 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, FHA 4, Thespians 4, All Regional Choir 3, 4, All State Choir 3. GALE WEATHERLY Shorthand Award 4, Sr. Superlative Business 4, Cum Laude. KATHLEEN ANNE WEBER Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. KARL WEHNER Thespian 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, The Crucible 3, National Merit Finalist, Magna Cum Laude. KELLY WEISBRUCH RUDOLPH DANIEL WESSELS Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, District Band I, 2, 3, 4, Regional Band I, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD LEON WEST Football I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM WESTBROOK Physical Science Award I, SAPS 2, 3, 4, In- teract 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, Track 3, NHS 3, 4. BYRDIE MARIE WHALEY Student Council I, Tigerettes 2, OEA 3, 4, Pres 4. GARY WHITE Artisans I, 2, Industrial Arts 4. RANDY PECK WHITFORD Football I, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, District Or- chestra I, 2, 3, 4, Regional Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, All-State Orchestra 3, 4. BEVERLY ANN wlllmel Volleyball 2, 3, 4. JAMES DALTON WHITT ROBERT ERWIN WIEMAN Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2. WILLIAM ROBERT WIGGINS Football 2, 3, Drama Award 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Musical Stage Manager 2, 3, 4. EDWARD LINDSEY WILLIAMS Outstanding Boy Award I, Fine Arts I, Foot- ball I, Student Council 2, Photographer I 2, 3, GSL 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Key Club 4, Sr. Boys 4, National Merit Letter. I NORMAN KEITH WILLIAMS Student Council I, 3, Track I, 2, Football 2, Interact 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Safari Spot- light Finalist 4, Sr. Boys 4. WAYNE WILSON Industrial Arts 2, 3, VICA 3, 4. STEPHEN WINGATE FREDERICK JOHN WOERNER AFS 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Spanish Award 4, English Award 4, National Merit Finalist. DEBRA ANN WOOD JERRY LYNN WOODRUFF KENNETH MORAN WOODS Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Baseball I, Sr. Boys 4. MICHAEL WELDONE WOOLDRIDGE Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, All-District Football 3, 4. MYRNA DELAINE WORLEY French Club I, Fine Arts I, World History Award I, Musical 2, 3, Chorale 3, FTA 3, 4, FHA 4, Sr. Girls 4. JAMES LEE WRIGHT Latin Club I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, r, Sr. Boys 4. LYNDA RUTH WRIGHT FTA I, FHA 2, 3, 4, Tigerettes 2, 3, 4, NHS 4, Sr. Girls 4. MARK WRIGHT VIRGINIA GAY WRIGHT Band I, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, French Club I, Girls Choir 2, District Band 2, 3, 4, Re- gional Band 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Cho- rale 3, 4, AFS 3, NHS 3, 4, Orchestra 4, District Orchestra 4, Fine Arts 4, Sr. Superla- tive Band 4, Sr. Girls 4. RICHARD PATRICK YERKES Football I, 2, 3, 4, Golf I, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Chess Club I. BRAD YORK Musical I, 2, PE Award 3. RONALD REES ZIMMERMAN 33 Editors' Note and Acknowledgements In publishing this yearbook, we have attempted to present a truthful account of this past year as we have seen it. We are grateful to those people who were spirited enough to purchase a yearbook. It was not meant to offend any person involved or omitted During the publication of this yearbook these businesses have provided the setting for various photographs throughout the book The staff would like to thank them for their help. ALLEY THEATRE B. DALTON BOOKSELLERS BERRY TREE DESIGNS IN SCULPTURE HOUSTON CARGO HOUSTON RACQUET CLUB JONES HALL NAHANS ART GALLERY PIER I SAKOWITZ SALAVARS ART GLASS VARGOES THE VIKING SHOP WESTBURY SQUARE We would, also, like to acknowledge AL'S FORMAL WEAR for lending us a tux rent free for use in a picture. In closing, we would like to thank HARRY HALEY, MARK CROWDER, and DAVID ANDERSON for various pictures throughout the yearbook. 336 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY TN WvId'l lu! Yearbooks ln TlVI9 3'